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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

Particular attention 10 invited 20 the fact that We
have many Of the bese styles End qusiiss ( geals
thsf cannot be obtained esrwhere, and re are nov
Offering entire stock a. Greatly Reduced Pics
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

EVENING DRESS GOODS.
SHrHITE BRoCADI SILKS;
w I..Lt "trip" and Pisii silks;
White. pink and blue Cfes.a dc fsrri-;
Pink. blue Gnd white silk rulie,
Colorei Esr-ges and Tarietor-;
PINK, blue and bun Nerinos;
White Meyin1s and delainas.
hndro'deries If crry Description
Alb Baslahs and Lac Capes;
bal,rcielGes And Maltese Lace sets;
White 4aa ghs eoreri ID Gloves,
it-istr sar.ey Of every siyl' u Evening brs
I Il found al wADswORTHF
h-c@n 81 opposite L-Cisr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
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Ga. of tn arm tog = -r4dna.r { r6aEnlass aud
i..,ti.fr haV itfg ha ,Nprli-ne = o. - W
,far il &c trtr u tiast hu>tn,s cotlGii.tF i'-
,,su,e' 'hera e be public as safe ant eoHrri =
BAY, ui+4.}, ~ =, ~. ..drci.-''tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
B.1GS! B.sGS! B.aGS!

MANUFACTURED by the ChiesRo Bag M4nuf,rto
WHY. H.. dolph street. corner 81 CLARK Cbcago.
vLCuR. BUCKwnEAT, CORN MEAL, WtMPaR
MFRS OsNABCRG AND SKA NLEsa
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and at the
owest market prices. The designs Tor hrsndiny ARE
.e~, original, and not 10 DO surpassed In this o,nn
'ry. O. W ASHARD
jysu Dearborn street, Onioago
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

Type for Sale,
A. the Office 81 the STATE I-mscvas.
One FONT Brewer;
one do Burgeois
One do Plea.
sType !. rsrt, worn, butin good WORKING con
hilton and works Iisln and clear. II viii lie seld-
y appii cd for soon. dFwn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
HerriHg's Safes.
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.

Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.
Adapted TO anv r. qnsred opeY-
- Ation Il weighng. as for tr,,n
4. coal. hay stock. ard for the
rseaf warehouses, stores, q" a
fuundras. and .n short for ev-
III Try kind OF nussness The crest
=s--s='ss--<sst skin and fi.ihy employed IN
-fzz<ss@a their fracture End tie de
" tsrmir a hon tire part Of ihr
anrfscturere never 20 allow
an imperfect article 10 forth from iher establish
Ient has gained for th.ir Scales reputation II AZ
hanism.
The Scales ere unanimously acsnoWtdSed ~ the
STANDARD in all TRANSACTIONS by " light.
LAWSUIT, which arose from discrepancy % weight
between one Of Fairbanks Scales In by the na-
timore X Ohio Railroad Company and Of another
manufacture recently tried in the Court ~ Com
Pleas ,Iatin.re the occupied the Court two
days; and Judge Marshall n delivering his decision
,tatei the rsuit 81 the evidence. that the
cy u FAIRBANKS SCALES vas established beyond
all question. Fer sale by
BURROWS. PRETTzMAN DAIZELL.
The well known reput ston o; these Scales has In
duced the vendors VI imperfect snd vortt ersDalsn
to ofsr them fairbanks Scales, and pur chss-
.rs have thereby in many been subjected %
fraud and iuipositisn The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable compositions whotrans-
at bushes. in their own lanes but regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud pursuing conrse
alike unjust and able, they take tLis method
to caution the public u their impositons.
The Yatsntces manufacture under their Own in
lection only st thtr Factoryin st. Johnsbury, VI.
y RI srRnoWs. rNErTYHAk & DAIzELI,
rAIRBANKT Co,
janstf =: Jchnsbury, VI. Nay u, 1855.
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R.l.S.k RE.MOI.IL.

TINE UNDERSIGNED hsve rennvsd 10 the new iniii-
i ing in McManns 4 Shapari's Block. on " cond
trc-t, wter- they win remain duribg the ersci Of
heir new Baus Binding ready 10 aitrrdto bnitrss
usual
march2iti COOK 4 SAEGENT.
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fs.f.y.AT.S Il HOUSE
AnC1
Land Agency,
DOOI.AN s. STUMps
Main street. Nsyenp0yi, Iowa.

NNyu NtkV7ts 'St@0Y"s'f ~
DE GHs IN
usok n 5lr-. u ans Odd, SILVER sai fNst. -
'h.,,.. c,il,ct,nii4 mnd. throughout The trmni
/ ,pi Var, ants bought, sod aud iocstssi r. Is
,air bousht and ssa S~oimissinn; Money '"ai' %
un,ncunbsrcd Real Estate scctrttyi l1snsnsssu"'o,
Taxes ral, fnr non-IesIdtnis. kxam'nss"n " '""'
Titles made. etc, etc.
-RErERETcEs.-
Mvssrs Cook s Sareont, Davenport, lose,
Maokle' 5 lorbiu. Do
Robert Il Lowry SEQ, Cashtr. New York,
Mssus narris d g., Philadelphia,
Hon. WIN Wright, Newark, NJ;
Me,srs ssi4l uaytts n Sons. Banker, AAslaeFr.
Johns Hopktus, ESQ. Prtsiden.,
Rober; n lckle, Esa. Cashier, -
wn HsTgisoa, Esa, 10
Mtss,s Chuth BrutLFTs. Heuarts, WAshisN
wM D HAeii, ESQ, Mobile. Ala,
la Brnos. = 60, Bsnkess. 81 issai
For Sale.
w, Its Ga ths Rluf. earnef Of klshtl emu ''l'
strcsts-nue u,4ohstf ustei Rive view.
Several valuable building i.9th en Ha.stH 7 Fht
aain streets neftt IL s,Sth street iF sslu Nsfi r."
Tn t.lu.hs ; Thing I4,s "a ~ evh Az" mi'
strct. 10, s-r, etsilt ~ iY. years given ga n,e
q the p1rsh az nrN
III IN Green = Addition; dwelling h0a' ~
pretni4ss, fer sale cheap
Twenty feet ir0tI eh Mzin stiei ~ 81 -
opposite IL Clsire lioase.
ives = III Q, Al.es 80. ~ dlsirs's Hh @tas4'
housc wi:h rocn,s ai,i good stable.
lots art In Ntohtn's ahdNiost amt hNs
by "a N lat 4 for splr chasp.
a. acre i 90 .7,ip n, IS i; all uniet ee'ts e3'
mi.e from ID. 4 s. tnf sale cheap.
M cfnws see 70 ~ II sW'st' on'soi" i'"'
IN ri'y of wee W.. f1f sala5
" = ,fnw. 30 % sol a 81 actes - cal
30 aer-. ~ tacAip 4 DayenportfoT saie ,heaV
I,. frein 10 Bc.s, IN. view VI river ard iHt''
Otto
Also many ytirstse ftafts = FarniiLE fnn'te 'ta
proved and ant upr, vfd, Town t.otsand biHmrt"N
.tas IL fouei,ui tEe state, tDr s3c We thNi WA
. =. aFNla a It d
isnSitf Pool.AN N NteM@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

Mattresses Of e,ery kind. Feather Beds eni Pillows
blankets, Quilts [ "tten sheetings ard Pillow
Castings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Cook, Sargent h Parker.
L.s.v.lI U:.lNES.S.y"TS BOu yhi,
Sold q nd Located.

Business f.r Il rncar b.. "ft with any = tie IN
dersigned.
COOK SAR'.RNT, Davenport. !, VA.
COOK, SARsT<TA pCWNrY. ievaCry D.
COOK, SARGENT y COOK, ID, M,ines. Ia
III h3sdif
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS
Economy and Utilitvs

'IN11E undermined having purchased the Right
l. of Warlick's PL o w. Patented ApriI
3D., 1855, will sell Plantation Rights. per
Stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot, or
residence of w. y. IIi'l..............4. 4.b0
With small Scooter. Observation-Disclosures. 500
With Turning Shovel, for from $500 10 $50
This Plow, from its simple structure, durabi&-
ity, lghtness Of dramght, ease of management,
adaptation to the different Shares used in tha
cultivation Of the farm, and consequent cheap.
ness, is commencing itself to general use ms a
Superior Farming Implement wherever tried
HILL g. ANDREWS.
Greenwood, S. c., Oct. 6, 1856. 25-ly
We, the undersigned, having examined and
tried the Warlick PIow concnr in the above
Communications JAMES CRESWELL
JOHNSON SALE,
r. NJ. WHITE,
SAM'L MCGOWAN,
I.hRKIN REYNOLDS.
ROB"r w. LfrES,
A. WIDEMAN.
"GEHTs have MS, Z the Plough Won sent mo
and am much pleased with it. think il the
best Plough have ever used. 1t combines econ
on'y and utility i'll high degree. It breaks up
the soil well und to good DEPTH with one mule.
am so we'll pleased with it, that want more
| Of them.
"Fery respectfully yours,
| "THOS T.. PERRIN
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TO Mechanics, Inventors, and
Manufacturers.

TN ANNOUNCING the THIRTEENTH An
i nuaI Volume of the SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN, the Publishers respectfully inform the pub
lie that in order to increase und stimulate the
thousand FIve Hundred Dollars in Cash Prrmi-
ums for the fifteen largest lists Of Subscribers
sent in by the LIST of January, 1858 said premi
ums to DO distributed az follows:-
For the lsrgsgt 'is $500; e; 2d saso 3d. $500
&3s; 18th, $50; 14th. S26; 18th, 800.
Names of subscribers can be sent in at differ
ent times and from different Post Offices. The
cash will be paid to the orders Of the successful
competitors, Immediately after the LIST ofJanuary
1865.
Southern, Western, and Canada money will
be taken for subscriptions. Canadian subscribers
will please TO remit Twenty-six cents extra on
each years subscription to prepay postage.
Terms Of Subserption.-Two Dollars Year,
or Ono Dollar for Six Months.
Club Rstcs.-Five Copies, for Six Months 81;
les, for Six Months, %; Ten Copies for Twelve
Months, $lb; Twenty Copies, for Twelve Months,
S2s.
subscription 10 only $l.40.
The new volume VIM be pish.ed upon iue pa
The general ohsrsetes of the sc1kxrrIc Anra1-
CAN is we'll known, and, as heretofore, it will be
chiefly devoted TO promalsation Of information
relating to the various Mechanical and Chemical
Arts, Hanufaetuyes Agriealt.ss, Patents Iauen-
% Which The iisht u PTaetied se;eaes Is calculated
to advance. 1t is Asued weekly, in form foI
binding; il contains annually from 500 TO 600
finely executed Engrsvings. ard Notices Of Amer
ioun and European improvements, tcgether with
an Official Iiss OF American Patent Claims pub
| =. :. - x.ssCT - I1S;.n,. of Az Sc,,v-,-,,,
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-24
WHITE FISH.

This species of fish seems to 10 taking
the place, in n measure, Of mnckerel, shad,
cod, and other marketal 10 varieties. Wo
enjoy the luxuries Of white fish dinner
occasionally, and until quite recently had
tho impression that VIC were eating some
thing almost rs rare as delicious. The fact,
however, is the reverse, or may be very
soon, as will appear from some statistics
which we learned from gentleman en-
gagged in the fisheries at Wellington Beach,
in Canada.
lie informs us that the white fish in
Lake Ontario are increasing beyond all es-
innate, and that the past summer "hauls"
in his vicinity had been without precedent
since the casting in of the net in our
Saviour's time. His fishing ground on
Wellington Beach embraces All area Of
about 220 square rods, secured to him by
act Of Parliament, for which he paid 1000.
In his employ are from twelve to fifteen
men, and for fishing purposes lie uses a
seine 222 rods long and about 20 feet deep,
On the 10Th Of July, at one haul, 45,7oo
white fish were brought to the beach. In
nine other l,auls during as many consccu
tive days-for t.. cy make but one haul /;
day-no single haul brought to the heacl
: less than $4,000 white fish. This was bu
! one of many fisheries along the shores O
: the lake, diligently engaged during thu
y month of July, and all very successful
c The great haul Of the 10th Of July was th
:. "mracle" which astonished the oldest fish
;, crman. Of the truth of the story there j
c no doubt. Most of the fish are now o.
IL sale in Oswcgo.
@ Our informant said his grounds woul
c yield him profit this year of from two /
three thousand dollars, if the October iisl
+ ing was anything like ordinary. lie bal
c res the fish and packs them with Onondag
s. salt, which he prefers to any other kind
C. They are put up at an average of one hun
al drcd and thirty to the barrel, and his fir
re lot in market was sold at fraction le
of than seven dollars the barrel. A large
c. rice, however, is demanded, and from ii
re popular favor with which they are receive
G. in market there is no doubt that muc
10 higher figure will be paid for them.
- If our Canadian nciglbors have disco
EN- cred mint of money in the white fl,
. trade along the north shore Of Lake Ont
ed rio. we see no reason why the Americ;
ed shore should not he just as successfully c
d. cupied in the taking and sailing Of VIII
he fish. The lake evidently aLounds with t
,st species, and when properly prepared
vo market they arc quite desirable and cqua
of valuable as any Of the popular saltcd Fl
ut now offered to the public Utica Heru
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PFTNTTN%


TIME Propriet"rs of the ArpEvILLE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform the public that
they are prepared to execute all kinds Of Job
Work with nratness and dispatch. Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate
riaIs, they have 10 hestancy in saying that they
are as well prepared and can do neat work
as any other establishment III the Up pcountry Of
South Carolina
They will also keep on hand complete as.
Sortmcnt Of
BLANKS,
Of which we have now OH hand the following
List, 10 which we shall continue 10 add until
we get complete assortment:
Sum Pro; Fl. Fa. on Sum. Pro-; Ca Sa. on
Sum. Pro; Sub. Wris: Sub Tickets in Law
Sub. Tickets in Equity III. En-; Ca. Sa; Ca. Sa.
i'll Case Copy Writ in Case; Deeds Of Convey
nncc Declaration OIL Note; Commission to EX-
anime Witnesses Judgment by Confession in
Assumpsit; Judg. OH Writ of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clerk-Debt Assunpsit, Judg
| by Confession in Debt, Oh Single Bill {; Judgment
on Writ Of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury
Judgment in Assumpsit at Issue. Plea With
drawn Pos.m Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property
Mortgage of Real Estate: Magistrates Summons
Do Executions; Do. Rcc"gniaanec Summons Il
Defnuting Jurors.
Mny %, 1857
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A farmer told friend of his, who had
come to town on few days shooting, that
lie once had so excellent gun, that it wsut
off Immediately upon thief coming into
the room, although not charged. s.Won.
derful gun, indeed" said the sportsman,
"but how; the deuce did il happsn--must
have besp . Dutch gun " 3 Not stall," !"
said the farmer, Sthe thief and Il went of
together, and before I had time to charge
bin with it." A regular "sell."
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARD
WARE. CUTLERY,

WhNEs W LEh1,
Plantation Implements, &C.,
IAN hand, in store, with large additions every
" week, for CASH. ut very low prices:
so Bills G. Yellow SUGARS,
4" Crushed and Pow dcred SUGARS,
IIhds. Muscovado do.
so Bags Rio. Old Gov. JAVA and Mocha Coffee
S Hhds. Trinidad and w. ]. MOLASSES,
30bcxcsSperm. Adamantine & Tallow Cundles.
A large stock of FANCY GROCERIES, such as
Pickles, Syrups. Preserves and Jcllies,
Sauces, Spices, Tube Salt, DC,
Maccnroni and Starch.
Fig Blue, Indigo, &c.
The very best CHEWING TOBACCO,
10000 finest selection Rio IIonlo SEC AIRS,
Lock, Tongne, Fifth and Log Chuins,
100 Pairs Trace Chains, (assorted,)
100 Kegs NAILS, do.
Tea Kettles, Boilers and Grid Irons.
Well Buckets Siftcrs, Waffle and w afer Irons
Blue Stone, Copperas and Madder
Buckets Tubs and Demijons,
Broad Axes, Foot Adzes, and Collins Axes,
Some best Plain Pocket Cutlery.
Also, Just received, fresh from the Brewery il
Scotland,
u Bbls. Glasgow ALE, very superior article
Agency for the South Carolina White Lone
Company, and on hand,
1000 Lbs. S. G. White Lead, pure, beautiful,
1000 beautiful Zinc Lead, (purc white,
and a great many other articles ut the loves
prices for CASH, or ON short time to promp
, customers. ii. s. KERR
Abbeville C. H., March l2, 1857. dolly
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Coroner Connery Outaonc.-The Indian
apolis Journal is publishing series of
sketches of early trials and occurrences in
Indiana, some of which are particularly
rich. The following, entitled, "Coroncr
Connery Outdone," is zone of 'em :"
A man was found dead one cold morning.
with his skull broken, lying in the woods.
11e had been seen tho night before consid.
erably intoxicated. Tie body was frozen.
An inquest was held before noon of the
same day, before Coroner Clifford. The
jury formed hollow square-the body in
the centre. Coroner Clifford" Gentlemen
of the inquest, there are three things
to be considered when man commits sui
eide by killing his neighbor. First, Die
lie come 10 his death by ineidencee Sc
cond, Did he come to his death by acci
denee9 Third, Did lie come to his deatl
by the hands of the ineendiarys Look a
that body, gentlemen, and return your yer
dict" The jury counselled nearly fiv
minutes. awe, the jury, find that the de
ceased came to his death by incidence, hav
ing put too much water in his whisky
causing him to freeze last night"
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The bystandcrs involuntarily obeyed,
with many harsh remarks upon his cruelty
but lie did not heed them, and went on.
Another and another egg was broken, and
still there was no sign Of life. Then the
whole body of bystandors broke out into n
loud murmur, and cries af "tllo brute!"-
"Let the child die in peacew "IIe is crazy
take the child away from hilnw were
heard around him.
lie desisted for moment from his efforts,
and turned with ferceness which had be-
fore been altogether foreign to his nature,
but no one who saw him afterwards forgot
it. "Fools" he Kissed, "mind your own
| business and leave me to mine! Take her
away will you! Try it !" and lie went on
emptying egg after egg down the apparently
lifeless throat.
The mother could stand this no longer.
Her first born was being tortured to death
bofore her eyes and she imploringly flung
herself OH her knees before her husbands
father, who had that moment arrived.
so, father, do stop him"!' she gasped !;
"he will obey you; Go stop him. lie is
torturing that poor dying child"
The grandfather started forward a step to
interfere, for he, too, thought the proceed
ing an outrageous one; but he stopped and
said, Mary, let him alone. The child will
die if lie does not 60 on. 1t cannot do
| ,,o., il,,,, J;o ;r lo .1ooe ,yon1J not enu
a word to him for the world. The child is
his; let him use it at his pleasure.
There was silence then. In moment
more there was auiver of the eye-lds, a
convulsive movement of the chest, and the
teeth lost their tension. The father seized
his child, tuncl her face downward, and
the poison began to flow from her mouth.
Again and again, as the retching ceased,
lie repeated the cxpcriment-the life return.
ing still more, and The face losing its blank
color every instant. More than twenty
times abumen had been administered, and
more than half those times followed by the
expulsion Of the poison, when the eyes
opened, the father dcsisted, the little suf
f fcrcr lay just alive in his arms, exhausted
its little life terribly shattered, but saved
Thcn-whcn the necessity for exertioi
and determination was over-when th'
physician had been summoned, and the!
! knew that darling little Eveleen might live
after many weeks Of struggle between lif
and death when the relieved friends hat
acknowledged that they had wronged hin
, first; when the beautifI! and sorrowfu wifi
a had blessed him through her kisses ar
!, tears and all knew that under God onl
& such an almost fierce determination coul
% have saved the cLild-then the father ST
down, unnerved, and wept like child.
70 Not as in Little Sister Evelyn" did tn
~ poison do its fearful Office. Eveleen is ali,
70 to-day, and her brown eyes are opene
:. upon womanhood. But there is no ho,
Il in my life that brings SO thrilling reco
~ lection as that of the young fathers strul
q Gle for the life of his child.
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EXTRAVAGANCE.

Extrayagance marks almost all classes,
high and low. Driven by the common i'm
pulse, the rich and poor are alike on ca
reer of reckless prodigality. Disdaining
the sobriety of former times, when less
gaudy and conceited style prevailed, the
society Of our day runs with precipitate
haste after native and imported extravagan-
ces in habitations, personal apparel, enter
tainmcnts and amusements, whose chief re-
commentator is their exorbitant price,
whose principal charm is novelty, and whose
fruit is first paltry boast, and after that
dissatisfaction and disgust. The ostentation
Of "high living" is thus found in close all-
ance with "mean thinking" Wealth is
sought with intense covetousness, for the
indulgence of the lower propensities; and
when it is acquired often by resorting to
base expedients, it is profuscly lavisled to
CRAFTY depravcd appetite for costly luxu-
ries, and An uncultivated taste for fine
things. Hence the rage for foreign works
of art foreign fashions and foreign man.
ners; and with those importations are in
evitably joined the introduction of foreign
morals too-the execrable vices of the H.
centious capitals Of Europe-to demoralize
American society, under the color of refine.
ment ard civilization. Nameless abom,na.
tions are there which must need be spoken
of in foreign dialect to make them exquis.
itely polite and captivating.
: Under such combined destinations, the
virtuous simplicity Of former days is rapid
ly giving place to an artificial life whicl
/ permits no restraints upon it's demands. 1
j lays all resources under contribution. Il
d takes'labor and taxes capital to the utmost
y 1t drains the country Of its products, ant
then fails at the rate of millions to balanc
the account with our foreign trade. Th
j. expectation of bullion to Europe is easrie
on almost without intermfssion to pay fo
luxuries and fancy goods, imported in pre-
q fusion to satisfy the imperious demands
IS of vanity and lust. We are the laughing
stock Of Europeans. Any thing will sell i
1t America, if it has novel style howev,
q garish, and a foreign label however utter
ct bic. Genuine refinement is smothere
amid chemical perfumes, good taste is p,
D. to the blush upon pyramid Of furbelov
Ii and flowers. Civility plays attendance upc
III French cooks and dancing masters, ar
as chastity dwelIs among nude statuary.-
ID Lindsey.
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BOOTS AND SHOES !
HFoR OAsH

1000 PAIR MEMS BEST KIP BROGANs.
1000 pair Mems I'd quality Brogans.
1000 pair Mems Sd quality Brogans.
1000 pair Women's Pcggcd Bootees.
1000 puir Women's Pegged ed quality Bootees
500 pair Boys best Kip Brogans
500 pair Boys Cd quality Brogans.
500 pair Youths Brogans. various qualities.
500 pair Ladies' Caters, from Sl.25 to $3.50.
500 pair Ladies' Slippers and Ties, FIN dOc 10 80
500 pair Misses and Childrens Shoes, Soc. to SIPS
100 pair Gents fine Calf Boots.
100 pair Gents fine Cloth Caters.
900 pair Women's Goa: Bootees.
1000 pair Negro Brogans.
1000 House Servants Shoes
Together with all other kinds of Shoes usually
to be found in u Shoe Store. Call and ses
just received aud for sale by
w. 8. WOOD,
1876 Richardson Street, Columbia.
March a. 1851 4S "