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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
oART DO WITHOUT A PAPER.

What do without paper No!
Eve tried it to my sorrow,
So to subscribe for one, I'll go,
Nor wait until tomorrow.
Should lovers irown or hang themselves,
Or other foolish caper,
I'll never get to hear of it
/ do not take the paper.
Why, there's my neighbor lothian Strout,
He always has thu news,
And having news to talk about,
He never gets the 'sblues."
While others yawn in ennn,
His mind is like yapor;
The cause is plain TO half an eye
He always takes paper.
While neighbor Strout hears all the news,
And knows each current price,
And always minds his P's and Q's,
BY taking good advice -
l cannot tell the price of calves,
OF poultry, coffee, tape, or
Any kind of merchandise,
Because l take no parer.
Though have studies which require
Much time or mental labor,
Yet | can spare little time,
Aswell as Strout, my neighbOr.
Though time be precious, can use
A longer midnight taper;
And thus take time to read the news
Therefore, I'll take the paper
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70 THE PUBLIC.

FHNHE UN NDEtSlG lGNED thankful inr past tavors from
generous pulic and hoping to merit the same by
uxuries TnIegu, Snp and SegarS gives notice that e
has lust received lot of superior SCARS, from Inc most
celebrated manufacturers, LumbeTlng twenty hve uli-
ercnt Kinds aud lrona af cent to ten GEMS
piece Also lot ofsuporior bright Tobacpos VIZ VI
gina, Dlgiem, Fig, Ellnado, Belle OF Florha besides
different kinds OF black robaccos, smoking Iobacdn hna
aud tiogdwna lie agent for from al parts
laPeTs Weekl, parIor Caskei m EeSnk s
papers constantly ou haul. IL has hand hne lot
Nlolns. Ylun Bows, Violin Strings, screws, BriMdges M
The attention OF lie publ is respectfully nylteL tG ms
Store, Brnadway between Chesnt an" HTm Mhm,t y lit sts
Newark, Del. = H. CIdMh III.
IN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

They New Constitution of Iowa, which the
people are to ratify or reject in August next,
permanently fixes the seat of government at
Des Moines. The State will not be allowed to
contract a debt greater than S250,OoO, and no
city or town can do the same thing to a greater
extent than five per cent. of his valuation.
The Legislature can pass a general banking
law. and also establish a State bank with
branches, but such law or laws must be ap-
nroyed by n popular vote. A State board of
education is provided for, and the three judges
of the Supreme Court are to be elected bien-
nially for six years. There is question out
side OF this, which excites much interest, and
that is, whether, in the qualifications for citi-
zonship, the word 'swhite'' shall remain. The
parties in the convention succeeded in making
this a separate issue, and in prescribing that .
majority OF all the votes cast must be given af
iirmatiyely, in order to adopt it,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

THE SUBSCRIBER NOUlp
cal! the Ettentlut - liners and
IsxazsHzzza2 dealers to the ic.iuH ng extenslvens
SR>s4AN y. surtment ul AGRIEHl | I u A l.
EffssssaA-ra&&sR% IMPLEMENTS, &c., which are
nade of the best material and Of the most improved pat
terms, Yiz:-Moore's Plow and Castings of all
Peacock Rarr lheaLs of all sizes WooIeoek Wiley
nra orGsr; Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunt
palsnt Wheat Drills with Seed sbwer; Perpnnt Tesl
and Separator Akin IS Nancy & combined Reape
and Mower; Montgomery \ Bros Gram Fans, Eagle
Fan, &c. Yankee straw Gutter OF all sizes. sparrow
Hay & Straw cutter. Fleming Machines, q superior az
tce hand use. yandeTsce Sausage CIttersor butch
TINT the market. Corn sheers Of different maker
warranted to do the work equal to IN nsr tihn mil
for horse and hand power. Horse hoes and hand hoes
arge ssert ment nf SiSvels Spades Forks nes, Axe
and handes Cedar Ware Tubs Buckets, Churns, Graii
measures Gram Baskets Rat tan and Spllnt Taleu ant
SuperphOsphReo Of Lime of the best quality and warrah
ed; Garden, Flower and Field > ed. warranted fTesf
and genuine. Al orders for implements, Seeds, Nc.
promptly attended to- addressed to the subscriber. No
10 Orenge Street, or 10 Market street. Wllmngnn; -,
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]. 8. MHEHAnR,
obb Eel [ D W.si GALL,

ODD FEhLOWS, HALL,
NEWARK, DEL. , Ia.
"a THE SUBSCRIBER tendershls lhanks 10 ms mls
&a numerous patrons for their hherni pattohas99
H would respectfully state that he has removed to
--a- the Od FeIIows' Hall where he will have more
roo m and greater facilities in the conduct OF his busl
ness Being practical tailor and naving hau
mona hut competent hands, vii he safe guarantee that
ali nr,les el at hs will he executed in neat anI
substantial at tn shortest notice Fhe best
quality lCLOTHsr AssIMEks ana VRsTI Sds, cnnsIWhtr
ykcpt on land besides large and varied assortment OF
Hand ndketchois Collars Neck ies Gl0ves Stoekinss
Shuts Suspenders SO. AbOan excellent assortment
Of Havana and domestic Segars Chewing anu ilnokhg
t,ii ~ a ,Inhacro StnTe. apr. 9-ly,
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A MANIFESTATION OF STunBoRHNEss.-On the
Reading Turnpike, just this side of the st.
| Georges Brewery, within the corporate limits
there is n very bad spot in the road. For some
distance there is Just room enough Tor wagon
to pass over. Go to either side of that and
you plunge into holes, About six O'Clock,
evening before last, stone wagon and a buggy
going in opposite direction, met in this part of
the road.
ssTurn OIL" said the owner of the buggy.
81 won't do it, replied the stone e-hauler.-
"My wagon is very heavily loaded, and il l was
once to get the vehicle into those holes,
could never get it out.''
sYOur wagon is stout and can stand the rubs, ,
said the man in the buggy. ''Drive out of the
way and let me pass
81 won't do it, responded the teamster. Il
shall wait until you 90 by
$50 shall II said the man in Che buggy.
The dispute by this time attracted quite a
crowd, who were much amused at the stubborn
ness OF the two. The teanSter was invited to
beer-house to take drink, and accepted
the invitation, the owner of the buggy was be-
| friended with newspaper, and throwing hlm-
| self back, endeayOred to beguile away the
hours as pleasantly as possible. Both declared
their determination not TO drive oil the smooth
! part of the road
| still there. Tho teamster had drank several
| glasses of beer, and the occupant of the buggy
mad deyoured the contents OF two or three
newspapers. Eight O'Clock came, and they
were in the same position, as stubborn as ever.
The teamster, however, grew impatient, his
horses were tired and hungry, yet he did not
want to knock under. At last a lucky thought
struck him. He proceeded to the road, un-
hitched his horses, and rode home, leaving his
wagon standing in the road. The owner of the
buggy was completely out-generaled. He had
to give way or remain in the road all night
Giving the teamster a hearty curse, he drove
his buggy over the hazardous part of the road
and started homeward, very mad individual
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WI. as AISD LIQ0OtSS

R7EN THE subscriber would respect fully inform ms
gA1 ends and the public generally, that he has
Saa he and wellknnwn store az the snut
eh1a@@ east corner of Fourth and Shpley Sts Iaely
oecupl2 Kelley Ewbaak, asa Flour NJ eeq
keeping for sale, whoesa and retail tq &
very first quality winch he will dispose oil on the most
accommodating terms. The lowest cash prices VIII Oe
adhered to where the money accompanies the Order-
Orders lied free of expense to- any pail ol the
elsewhere, JAMES DEVEh,
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
NEIV,ARK. DEL,

nNVIS w. DEFIANEN, PROPRIETOR.
THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method to
~ announce 10 the ravelmg public, llal ha sti, con-
lsfIM snoW prepared ia accnmiodnte all in the best
is,seT siisposed to favor hm with their patronage me
t ,rn 4 eli furnished and ventilated, and no trouble or
nynmsr Is spared to provide for the wants an coihoTS OF
M snlimg is attached to tho lluel VIII m
ls M E%g % and experienced Csers, and good care will be
taEen of animals and ych,oes Families and others who
Iheir lime in the country for recrsai ln rg THl ent
n can no whore find more ie2hunr nGntgH ~ Pus P on ~
stSny krp 10 attend The wants and Gonyenenees o. me
,, r e oise Hack leaves the Hotel to connect
h each train of Cars, 10 convey passengers us
Depot. y '"-lN.-e- - " -
siah.. r..lhnr, IInhr HnNinnrafor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

CUCUMBER BUGs.-Dr. 'Heckerman writes =
Most gardeners are very much annoyed by
these bugs, which prey alike upon the cucum-
ber, melon, pumpkin and squash-the latter
being its iavorite. Various plans have been
devised for their protection, such as SCOT, &c.
A method which have practised with nearly
entire success, is to form q mixture of equal
parts Of finely ground black pepper and wheat
flour, aud dust the plants, while the dew is
upon them, with this mixture, using an ordi-
nary flour or pepper-box. 1t is fact general
ly known, that black pepper is so obnoxious TO
most insects, that few will approach or stay IN
its presence.
The barque Panchita arrived at New York
on Tuesday, in charge of a british officer,
from the African coast, where she was seized
as SLAYER by the British vessel OF war Sappho-
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1857. 1857, 1857.

WE WOULD respectfully cn the attention of Farmers
is uryqgd tor strength and running light nnd also our
combined Thrashing and Cleaning Machinos We are man
uacrng and have constantly on hand the above maelnes
which we will warrant Thrash ias aud clean. We eau
produce numerous certificates recommending them to the
public being superior TO many machines which crowd the
market Give MS a call and examine for yourselves
BOWMAN n ELLIOTT,
lime % Commerce at, Smyrna, Del.
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mAKhLEl xARyD,,


& SANDS & GILBERT, respectfully announce to
SAf the people OF Midd etOwn and the surrounding
country, that they have oommen9Sed ahe ahoye "
where they arc prepared to manufacture Monuments
Tombs, &C., IN cheap ind superior nanher Also WORK
for architects promptly executed All work done at ths
establishment warranted to give satisfaction, and CITY
prices,
n. B.-store delivered ee Of charge. a., pp,r
NAV 7-6niO, SANDS " GILBERT IL
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EVERY MAN HIS Own INsuRER.-The follow
ing suggestions to housekeepers, merchants,
and those erecting new buildings may not be
valueless
Keep matches in metal boxes, and out OF the
reach of children. Wax matches are partica-
larly dangerous, and should be kept out of the
way of rats and mice. Fill fluid or camphen
lamps only by daylight, and never near fire
or light. Far better dispense with them alto
gether. DO not deposit coal or wood ashes in
wooden vessels, and be sure burning cinders
are extinguished before deposited, Never
take light or. ashes under a staircase. Never
take light to examine gas meter. Be care
tul never to place gas nor other lights near cur
tains' Never take light into closet. Do
not read in bed by a candle or lamp light
Place glass shades over gas lights in show win
dows, and do not crowd goods near them. No
smoking should be permitted in warehouses oil
barns. Where furnaces are used, the principal
register should always be fastened open.--
Build all chimneys from the earth. Stove
] pipes sheuld bo at least four inches from wood
work, guarded by tin, and enter substantial brick
| chimneys horizontally.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

| THE LAWYERS STRATAGEM.-The following
| which We clip from the Boston Post, is hardly
! humorous enough for Sake, and yet too good
to be anybody else's:-
A gay young spark who long had sighed
To take an henesS for his bride,
Thought not in vain he had essayed
To win the favor of the maid.
Yet, tearing from his humble station.
To meet her fathers cold negation,
Made up his mind without delay
To take the girl and run away!
A pretty plan-what could be finer q
Bat as the maid was yet minor,
There still remained this slight obstruction:
He might be punished for ssabduction 20
Accordingly, he thought it wise
To see the squire and take advice
A cunning knaye who loved trick,
As well as fees, and skilled pick,
As lawyers can, some latent flaw
10 help client cheat the law.
Before him straight the case was laid,
Who, when the proper fee was paid,
Conceived at once happy plan, ...
And thus the counsellor began -
''Young man, no doubt, your wisest ceurSe
Is this '-to-night you get horse,
And let your lady-love get on;
As soon as ever that is done,
You get on, too-hut, bark We mind
She rides before, goa ride behind
And thus, you see, you make it true,
The lady runs aray trhh yoW -
That very night he got horse,
And put the lawyers plan in force;
Who found next day-no laughing matter
The truant lady was his daughter
Here the moral comes in appropriately, for
it is the last thing poet should ever write -;
MORAL.
When lawyers counsel craft and guile,
1t may, sometimes, be worth the while,
If they'd avoid the deepest shames,
tn I,rnrurp Ibp DgriIpS' idDlpS
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pocT. e. w. HAINEs,
DEN II 5 \
m NlryxTa,sIr naI

AsMANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE
@ Of the te necessary to PerGrm perfect nPera "a
To those at distance, who NAV contemplate visiting a
pSnriey OF timely informing by mali otherwise TO
thnt eleot. request illus layor mo especially
where The operations req uTed oil Bucn nature as to
render them NECESSARILY lengthy, as sufficient time Ca can
apr i1.fF Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

AN OLD LAVA correspondent ofthe New
York rribvne, writing from Elkton, Maryland,
gives the annexed portion OF law, passed by
the Provincial Assembly that State, in ~,
which still remains unrepealed upon the stat
ute books:-
g If any person shall hereafter, within this
Province, Willingly, malciously and advisedly
by writing or speaking, blaspheme or curse
God, or deny our Saviour Jesus Christ to be
the Son of God, or shall deny the Holy Trinity,
the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, or the God
head, or shall utter any profane words concer-
ming the Holy Trinity or any Of the persons
thereof, and shall be thereof convicted, by yer
dict or confession, shall for the first offense
be bored through the tongue and fined twenty
pounds
for the second oitense, shall be stigmatized by
burning on the forehead with the letter B. and
fined forty pounds;
and for the third offence shall suffer death with
out the benefit of clergy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

A person who tells you Of the faults of
others. intends to tell others of your FAULTS
Have a care how you listen.
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The cuban IInlr Invigorator.

IIlls NEW AND VALuAABLE hREPARatatonSf ranE,stdI n.
Ter giving 1t extansiye trial aud reeetyiag the VIII VII
anH fed CONNIE tnu fall who have used ". llWll
certainty prevent inc falling ont ofihe hair and restore
when ii has llllon. It efeoualIy oloansesthe he sSne
from all Ghnl.ui anA prevents it's nrnings u IS nust
bcsnnidresser of the hair, producing me E"ss un
snlneSs. VI is particularly recninmehleh 70 we iea
T. pran,ted III DR., EDW. WORRElL,
: AT Delaware CITY
PRICE87t and 10 cents per bottle,
Sold IN Wilmington hy Alessrs EDWARD ID MclNALL
los - BENNETT. Druggists,, Nov u oIhos
Testimonial 10 DR.. b. WOFreH.
DELAWARE CRY, DEL, Feb. e, ls5!i
DEAR SRlt affords me much pleasure 70 teTlS Se 20 pe ae
acrhad II number Of cases where me l nia iaen S'
from dSea and in every case 1t proved successlu
it not only prevents lhe hair falling out hui propltes lts
growth bl stimulating the olices, aud cleRnseS ls sop
III removing dandru and the hair soil amt gnssy
The great advantage in it is that does mol leave hhI uS
alhGsveness which preparations tthe KIND now III
spapt tn do. - =,,i;o, or ,Io
am sustained in my testimony by many ladies' Of lie
highest rnRnertaity III our nrghhehoud who have use1
il and spoken It's qualities am hriny conYiheed
only required 10 be known Ia insure M grnra use, l
can coiscenously recommend It asa safe, eitcaeiouSau
JOHN II. .FROMBERGER, NJ. ID.
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pE0pLE'S BAKERY

sssa DHiIIP COMBS will open this morning his new
w l. BAKERY, in Second street, below walnut, ~
NJ which fact he invite the attention OF his friends anu
-~ the public generally. He has lifted up his establish
ment with every necessary convenience anu am VIII
tionery, &c, which he will sell on reasonable terms.
jnEs l5-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

Compliments are the coin that we pay a man
to his iace-sarcasms are what we pay him out
with behind his hack.
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MODERATION IN ALL THINGs.-A tremendous
talker is like a greedy eater at an ordinary,
keeping to himself an entire dish of which
every one present would like to have partaken.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

a Sermon, By The Rev. d. Il. Whitaker, Ministc
of the Nele Church Society, Wilmington.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
Iron Railing.

HkNKh, gJI1I,'i, r,,,UvN ,yAI.
e SNIir AND POPLAR, wll.MlNGToN'
- nTf bb5ving Ia At received new and beaut
Ii ul pattern prepared 70 nrsa an Kinds sl
terns Those III want Of railing areinvited to
call ia, aud nj kinds of work IN his line
xs,ntnd al the shortest notice. Jal, ~ " ".
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LIBERALITY YREwARDED.-The Christian Z M
peror, Tiberus the Second, was famous for
| his religious charities. His empress thought
| him profuSe in them, and feared he would
come to want. But he told her that he should
never want money so long us, in obedience to
| a glorious Christ, he should supply the neces-
sites of the poor. Once, Immediately after he
had made liberal distribution, he Iinexpect-
cdy found mighty treasure, and at the same
time tfdings were brought to him of the death
of very rich man, who had bequeathed to him
all his wealth. Aud men in far humber sta
tions can relate very many and interesting an
ecdotes of this nature, even from their own
happy experience. An excellent writer says :
81 am verify persuaded that there is scarce
ly any man who gives to the poor proportional
bly, to what God hath bestowed upon him, but,
4 he observe the dealings of Gods Providence
s1wards him, will dnl the same doubled and
upon him in temporal blessings. | |
dare challenge the world to produce one in-
stance, or at most any considerable number OF
instances, of meretul man whose charity has
ruined him. On the contrary, as the more iy-
ing wells are exhausted, the more freely they
spring and flow, SO the substance of charitable
men frequently mutiplies in the distribution /;
even as the five loayes and two fishes multi |
piled while being broken and distributed, and
as the Widows oil increased by being poured
out. t."-Pdrish Fisitor.
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No man, firing, should say an i'll word against
the doctors.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

e,fe,Vn E,noine and BOILER lvIannIacLoiy.
St THE Subscribers would inform their friends
"a and the public generally, that they hhvo com.
lH4 Fih and sixth streets and IatmSl Una Wmete
ney hre and Marine steam Engines aud Boilers Snsl
@ iIi work and Machinery Of every desoripoh. Cass
aaybes g1 Sss are ali practical men well acquainted WIFI
business antonaTe ang WALTON & ARMSTRONG.
H eB1jobbins Of all kinds punctuay attendedto'
IF
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

The EXPEDITION TO UTAH.-We have spoken
OF the arduous duties performed by the offices
Of the Quartermaster and Commissary Depart
ment in fitting out this expedition. They have
done wonders. Since the 9TH Of May and up
to the 3d of July we learn that the number OF
troops forwarded by them to the West is | 600 /;
that the number of horses purchased amounts
to 3O2 !; number Of mules 234 number of wag-
ons, with harness for six mule teams, 325 to-
tai number of tons of quartermaSter's and COM
missary stores purchased and shipped $3.50 /;
number OF bushels of corn 10000; steamers
engaged 45; and number of teamsters employ
ed 200.
We further learn that the value of the quar-
termaster's stores is S7O0,000, and that Of the
commissary's stores 1923, 900. We do not know
that this includes the value OF the horses,
mules, &c, purchased elsewhere than in st.
Louis; and we are quite sure&hat it does not
embrace the materiei OF war Mnished by the
St. Louis arsenal, and in the preparation OF
which an an average of one hundred men have
been for some time employed. When the whole
amount comes to be footed up it will be found
that this expedition has been the means of dis
bursting some twelve or fifteen hundred thou
sand dollars in Missouri, to say nothing of trans
| portation across the plains, the supply of beef
cattle, &c., contracts for which have already
been made. Such u depletion of the treasury
for supplies to be found at our doors cannot
help eXerting beneficial influence upon thu
pecuniary affairs of this State. 1t offers eyi
dence, also, ii evidence were wanting, of ou
ability to fit ont an army in shorter time thai
any other city in the Union.-St. Louis Rep.
july 4M.
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WHOLE NO. 1,O2s.

=, !,
I oELLlNG iioRsE;-A goou eIergyhlan Wish
llg 70 pc Llu ol ms morse, anu try lor Dettei
ms "iu htsro tnau " syn lils
,, ,or Mlat he wouiu Ietcii, OF 10 eAchahse hill
ioa .. 'le SANE tiiiie, an ah
ious eaution ny 70 aeceye tne putclaSeI' nh |
sven ehu1eEa'lpg the iaults Oh Tue aniuiai' les'
oile Sloulu pe oyefiooNea. ~. ;,
heniehlper, fsuiPey, ne mas lour lauts'
~, yes, inassa take care.
rompey, logging aiong .ile roao ana tni9k, 1i,
lhg over tne lss 10 hinseii, as inc o,u lady uiu
,ier luggage, "blg OoA, nttle DoN, Dahd poA,
punule, was oveftaSen py man on morse,
pack, Who entered lhto conversation, anu
among other topics made some inquiries ABOUT
lhe morse.
Fompey tolu ms story, ana sad that ms mas
Ter had charged HIM to tell his faults to the
pui1naser pn1ulls WITHOUT reserYation'
"W ell, what are they l'' said the stranger,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

When lawyers counsel craft and guile,
1t may, sometimes, be worth the while,
If they'd avoid the deepest shames,
To prOcure The parties admest
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D1l " rksT n Y

DIR, los. r. lEFFEElS, u
OF fHiLADELpnIA WOULD RESpECI
ae fully inform his lielids and the public general,
GFIYriS Of WIlmMsln that he ha; ntis alransemen
a. rs IN devote, pr iessonay, 81 nheh We
rrrnt " brinohes, he will he harry to see at Dr. f. Je
ia stani Gnrrar Of 5th and ShlnleN Sta. oet
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H.S. McCOMBS & bro. will continue the manniao-
ureof all kinds Of Leather nr Shoemakers and SadneTs
Manufacturers also will keep on hand and make l9
ORDER Leather Hose Of a szes and patent ~ sonb
thickness. either PLAN water proof cenene and wal
nted superior article, All orders Will be hiieu 70 Lne
~ - " ju 2lJ,
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Every woman is born with master-mind-
that is to say, with mind to be master IL she