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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-24
NOTICE

Attention &eguIars.
V0U are hereby notified 10 meet at the Al
i mory on SATURDAY, N0v. 9th, 1855, 4
o clock, p. NJ. for the transaction of the bu'i1
usss Of the Company.
The members are requested to return all sst1
ridge boxes, belts, and all accoutrements, imDs]
diately to the Armory BY order of the Cap,sIa|
GEO. W. RHEEM, 0.s
Oct. 20, 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-24

DR. w. NJ. CAMPBELL having located as
~ Kylertown, tenders his professional service,
to the citizens of Morris and the adjoining town
ships. He will always be found at the residence
of Thos. Kylsr, when not professionally engaged.
May 81, 1856.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-24

BY inhalation the curative properties OF medi-
eines are directly addressed to the diseased or
gan and the ntegument, | do not advise the
use OF Medical Inhalation of any kind, to the NX-
cusiOn of GENERAL TREATMENT; and although |
consider it Il useful udjuvant in the proper man.
ngement of those fearful and often fatal Diseases
yet deem it very necessary that each patient
should have the benefit OF both GENERAL and To-
cal treatment. The success Of my treatment il
the above diseases. and the high character OF
the Institution over which | have 50 long had
the honor to preside, are TOO well known to need
any culOgy or cOmmcnt from me. At the solicit
taton of many private and professional friends,
through whose philanthropc aid the above char
ity has been long and literally supported, and af.
ter due consideration, have concluded to make
such arrangements as wi bring the benefits of
my experience and treatment within the reach of
all, and not cOnfne myself as heretofore, to
those only who entered the In6rmary, or who
were able to visit me at my Office. Hoping,
therefore. that the arrangement will give entire
satisfaction, both to my professional brethren
and the public, | would respectfully announce in
conclusion, that can n0r be c0nsHtted personni-
" or By letter. on all diseases as above and that the
medicines, the same as used in the Institution,
are prepared to suit each individual case,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-24
Impure state Of the
Blood

bhpVb
As, for instance, In the long catalogue, such as
Scrolula, letter, BARRIERS ltch,"
Pimples, Blotches, Eryslpelas, Ul-
GERS, Salt-Rheum, Discharges
from the Far, Fever sores, or IT.
ruptive Diseases of any kind.
These are ascertainc by well known medical
laws to arise from bad blood-while the highest
medical authorities declare that most fcyers ORR
ginatc the same nanner and more particular
" Typhoid and Scarct--thc former being an in
ternal, and the latter an external irruptiye dis
carse and in all pcrs ons attacked by these ma
ladies the blood is found to be cOagulated, or Of
a dark unhealthy color.
TO ward of u largo majority of diseases, rs
well as to cure n number which have already sci
zed upon the SYSTEM
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Pulmonary Consumption.

and its kindred diseases, together with my un-
rvalled opportunities and advantages of patr O.
logical research-aided not a little by perfect
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-24
MEDICAL INHALATION,
THROAT, LUNGS AND AIR-PA ~SAGES

has enabled me 10 arrive at a decisive, direct
and successful course of treatment for the posi-
tiv and radical cure of all diseases Of the
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Store, No. 344 North second St, q lew dOU1s
low the Black Horse Hotel, Phila. j
yzS~we try to please and sell cheap. Noe''
to country merchants. on hind
large assortme mt of Men and Boys Boots, ds'e' ,
and Brogans, coarse and fine ALEC, wrntni
disses Lace Boots, Caters, Slippers, &c, ms :
well selected stock Of Youths and Cbildrensv v'r
generally. We would respectfully invite you
call and examine for yourselves. ...I y.
N. b. Trunks manufactured and fer sale vho''
sale and retail at No. $40 North Second At
April II, 1883. On o."
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-esaJob Printing neatly executed here.
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heulclheS, tuc saluc US ustu III IhO i"''''N''
are prepared to suit each individual case,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-01

PARRlCiDE At HAsrINGs.-We find in
the Hastings Journal an account Of the
murder of father by son in that town
on Friday evening last. The particulars
are follows: " A man by the name Of Isaiah
Royce, who has led q dissolute ife for some
years, had been in the habit of abusing his
wife and family. At the time referred his
son George Royce, q young man about 20
years old. also somewhat dissolute, interior.
ed to save his mother from brutal assault
This led to brutal fight between them. in
which, it is alleged, the old man drew knife,
when the son kicked him. and hit him with
q stone on the breast several times One
Of the neighbors, hearing the disturbance,
ran in and seized hold of the young man
to prevent him from doing further harm
but he tore himself loose from his grasp,
seized large stone and hurled it OF his
father, who was then making of, which hit
him just above the car, severely smashing in
his head, and knocking. him down. lie
was Immediately cared fdf, but fingered in
an insensible state until Sunday morning
when he died"
The murderer then attempted to esc ape
but was soon tracked, apprehended, placed
in confinement and securely handcufied. A n
inquest was held over the body of the de-
ceased, and q verdict was rendered in ac-
cordance with the facts rela ted above
Grimes Of this description seem to be on the
increase in this State, and they are probably
encouraged by the fact that adequate pun
ishment is hardly ever imposed upon Grim
inals, no matter what the crime may have
been. Murderers are sometimes allowed to
run at large without going through the GER
emony of an arrest, or if arrested they are
confined in the penitentiary, which has been
thus far, equivalent TO release or acquittal.
A few cases Of thorough and judicious
hanging might result in good to the com
munity, and while our criminal laws are 80
frequently disregarded, We see no necessity
for the Legislature to pass bills for abolish
ing capital punishment.
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Minnesota Legislature.
"WEDNESDAY, June "a, 1858.

"WEDNESDAY, june "a, 1858.
SENATE.
The senate met pursuant TO adjournment
and was called to order by the President
pro tenn.
After the transaction of the usual preim-
mary business, several House bills were
read first and second time.
THIRD READING.
The following bills were read "a third time
and passed
A bill for an act 10 provide for locating
county scats Of counties in this State, and
A bill for an act to amend Section 6,
Chapter II of the Revised Statutes, was re-
ferred TO select committee
Also an act for the protection Of trout.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The Senate resolved itself into Commit
tee OF the Whole for the consideration Of
the Bank bill
Mr.. RIDPATH in the Chair.
Several amendments were attached TO the
bill, principally OF an unimportant charac-
ter, until the 33d Section was reached. which
regulates the rates Of interest 10 he charged
by banks. when il was moved TO I'll the
blank in the bill by inserting iif,een per
cent
Mr. SOMER5 advocated a, length the
passage Of stringent usury laws.
Mr.. SMITH was opposed TO limitation
of the rates OF interest; he believed that these
things regulated themselves, and the object
was 10 invite capital hither Afterwards
when good currency had been circulated in
Minnesota q usury law can then be passed.
regulating the rates OF interest ior banks
and Other money lenders without result.
ing injury TO the prospects and finances Of
the State.
Mr.. NORTON said a usnry law would
he evsded. and it was therefore useless 10
limit the rate Oi interest.
Mr.. sTREETER agreed with him. He
said he had SEEN the evil. Of us1ry Law in
the State OF Illinois. and h. wanted the field
left opeD. for tb.e were matters which in
varisbly regulate themselves.
Mr.. MI RPHY said his experience In
the State d Illinois was different from that
Of the Senator from Houston, although be
mad lived there for twenty nine years. lie
thought that the passage OF a usury law
had served that State from absolute ruin,
but hi. difference Of opinion on the subject
could perhaps b. accounted Tor xhea he
stated that they came from widely -epara,.
ed portiOus Of the State. lie (Mr. srKgE-
TER had lived 10 the prodigioas city known
az Chicago. while be himself had come from
tina, benighted Godfor.aken locality called
Egypt" where tbey stiil cast their votes
fr Gen- JacksOn.
Mr.. BEMAN followed, ADD opposed The
passage Of a usary la~, or any Other enact
I1eut which regulates the rate oi Interest
The interest On rnoDey Wa regulated by the
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year, it is said, since the last war with
England that q similar result has been
shown.
Joux p. SrocKrox, Of New jersey, who
has been appointed United States Minister
to Rome, In place OF Lewis Cas-, Jr., re.
signed is a son Of Com. STOCKTON. The
Hon. JOSEPH Il. CHANDLER. of Philade!.
phia, who was spoken Of as Mr.. CAss' sue.
cessor, has been appointed Minister to Rome
THs Hon. VIZ. MoSrGoMKRY, who repre-
sents in Congress the District in Pennsylva
MIA composed Of Fayette, Greene and Wash
ington counties, has been nominated by the
Democracy for reelection.
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BILLS INTRODUCED


Mr.. RElIFELD asked leave TO introduce
bill for the relief Of EUGENE BuRsAsD.
Mr. LOCKE asked leave ~ introduce q
bill entitled an act 10 extend the time Tor
the collection Of taxes in Dakota county.
Mr.. WILSON asked leave 10 introduce
bill entitled an act 10 change the boundary
line between the counties of Winona and
Houston, and 10 submit the same % "a vote
Of the peope.
On notion Of Mr. WIfsoS the rules were
Suspended and the bill read a second time.
SIR. WILSON moved tha, the bin be
referred ~ the commits. on Towns aud
COunle-.
Mr BIZ lsGE5S moved 10 amend 10 refer
10 the representatives. from Winona and
IIousiOn cggatles--z2ree1 TO
The following House aud 5enaie Gle Of
bills were then taken up for
THIRD RgADISG AsD PASSAGE.
An act Tor the creation and regulation Of
corporatious--ye IL, nays 81. Lost.
Mr. KEITH moved the vote b. rccon.I
cred. Carried
Mr.. KEITH moved 10 refer the bill %
the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. OTIS mvsed - rier 10 5elec;
Committee on Judc.aiy.
Mr.. PIERCE moved 10 coIami, " the
Committee OF the WhO.e
Mr.. GASkILL moved ,ba, the bill he
Indefinitely poetpODssi. LoeL
The m4-.g Ol Mr.. PIEEcs va then pat
aod loot.
TIE mOtiOn OF Mr.. Or. ~as carried, and
the srEAsgk appointed NJ .a.c. DAsEsS,
RoBIssOs, kiSsLsY. Ks,rH aDd GAEiLL
"a sad cDmmittsr.
An at 70 facilitate the Conveyance Of
real es'aie-yeas -, nays 3
90 tbe Dii vas pAssrd.
An ~; soppleBrut - an a., REAL; ye b.
an improyeHeo, 10 tbe city Of II, Pau ap-
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HOUSE.

HOUSE
Hone met pursuant TO adjournment and
was called 10 order By the Speaker.
REPORT Oy cOsnfTfyEs.
Mr.. STEVENS, from the select commit
tee to whom was referred II. \. No. 80
an act regulating the sale Of spiritnous
liquors have had the same under conside.
ration and would mort respectfully report ;
Tia, at present. there are no laws regula-
ting the sale II spiritaon liquors, except
municipal and thsy,of cours, are confined
10 incorporate towns, aud are under the
control 81 the authorities Of town or city
councils. Ia view Of the alarming evils that
eSis, in regard 10 the use Of poisonous and
aigiterated liquors. your COMMITTEES feel that
-ome stringent measures should he taken by
the legislature 10 remedy this great evil. NJ
far as possible
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HOUSE.

HbA~Fs.
Met pursuant u adjournment. and 10 the
absence 81 the Speaker sa cal!ed 70 order
by the Clerk.
On molten. Mr.. WAggYigLD was elected
Chairman pro TEN.
REPORTS ~ Committee.
Mr.. YOUNG, from the Committee on
Militia submitted the following report
Your Committee 70 whom was referred the
fe.olation 'spyropriA'isg 10000 for fepellihs
Indian lnysOD," And "ihst the members ~ the
Join; Legislature assembled, place themselves
gndsf the orders Of the Comm spdsr lu,thsef As
volunteers" have bad the same under eonsid-
srAt.0n and asa issye 80 report.
Your Committee dD8Dt the s1psdlsney OF Tie
ETscutIye and Legislative body leaving en-
ns's sbsn other matter. relating 10 Bleed.
ibg ksbsa. are urgsEily pressing for your wise
celebrations. bat would saggss. that after
Kaas.s has been dspossi u, that her friend.
10 alio~ed 90 leave ati bleed IN hi. ne~ fed
Dtg'gy.
N. HpkFuf,
1ae COMMITTEES ~ whom was referred al
at ~ amend ~ al az, " niedp9ate the
city -, Paul, reported the sane back 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-10

00O0 KEGS Shosubrr1sr's Na.is,--au a.zss-
EUUU 100 kegs Flour Barrel
100 kegs Fin sdiug "
100 Fencing
So 81 4 and 6 In. Spikes. In =-orf and rarssI
navel W. co .uJN q co.
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.-,EElFF4rs PIANOS, rEssg7{ssE
MELOD r ONS!! EEH N 81
SEWING MACHINES.

g no has long been known az Tuner OF Pianos MID
F- die tennessee would announce to bis friends $40
ouantsnces aud The public generally having sat FED
bImsell Of great merits OF SINGERS SEWING NJ A.
UHiNE, he wi herea CETry with him in his Tuning
tours aDn il To his atron and others for purpose
receiving ORDERS which be car promptly oil from the
Nash ale Agency Of |. 81. singer Co. In thi sge Of
improvements would be deeWBi per ecty idle 10 prove
the advantage Of ChiHeu uJor ia human progress
evid-Dtfo all. hat cotton has done in one de-
Psrtme Of labor, what the Spumn- Jenny and Power
Loon have done others he Sewing Macnne mas euecttu
IupurLut branch O." human industry Tor ueHan-
CiFatrs WOMAN from the endless toll OF stitch, sLich'
prod able vnploE Inc 'aC that Mr hlbbee has al
tac1ed 60 os regular bus ness OF luu z mat Of s-ng me
rcrg best u liuos aud Aeoleohs viii De sume nt glal
auto his numerous eads aud patrons that Of the var
GU Sewing Machines before the public be would select
the best to fer them and hos unacq WIN 6im h'
re Tho That. he Mechanics institute Far OF
tennessee heidi --hviue, oct 1857, this Machine
"as rAh'btd Oy me s'ae o." ui.',E M DGAeI ., alu ~,
uounCed best oy tn- examining committee, vho awarded
the pTsmum. The diploma and q. Tor The ast seven years
has been exhibited la petition with O.hsT
sewing Machines o. has taken the Premium over al.
the premium over the Grover d Baker Machine was ars
hut wOu'd dUeveD tuug which me ohtFCo 10 90 anaas
hoe making harness making, Sc with Of caPscu
the Gus with which il will glitch hue
suitable for the jhcart harness work. anu secondly
that leaves ucge or heay 90 90 me bottom OF tne
rip but the ocs into the centre Of The
making The stitching ooH 70 al well on BON 5iaCs
rdly, much dur-Je ms Fument The Mao
M - rt i,,t r,yyer which is gv double that
oIlhe Grover Baker Machine. only requiring that The
drcL0rs followed. I0urr1lv. fhat tut third
much thread bel ? an u DoT.aug fsayiI e. and lastly,
gathers be4ut ully Than Is possible To
ssr,rsiy r-ss Irsser, In sbot this Machine is OF 20
others wherever been exhibited Tor the last seven
Mr. Ki7bce feels assured nat ibis setting forth ofiar will
his aCqua rGrHs from purchasing otHls Ma
e orff t6ey lanu0r l1de his time until they can ind p
portuulN to cell on Mr. M "A. singer, 20 Fuohc square,
No hge.
~ Efhbea ain .rfrEs Cha p5e-os made bv Tigbte New
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For sale.
FOR SALE.

q No I Servant, well qualified house woman, good vi
n or and ironeI, and good COOK. Ne incum5mnce.
decl-u BOYD & C
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HAVE DWeIling house ant Lot for SAFE near lne %
lie QuaTe for Wish wal take 'ne -'o'07 Vi any u "
Free Banks of TeTngSsee. -,-. o.. -,
Nuw is tbe time lcr enterpns'Hg merchahI 10 ~
eure good home 70 viii give reasonable Tine "llhil
which be can water calico" Tor the notes: Apply TO
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WhiSkeV. &c.

( OOO BARRELS Julius h. saith's Rhisksy;
Lulu 500 - ChenOweth's
$40 Barrels Old BouIborn and Rye
$50 Boxes Fine Brandies, Il doz slch)
store and for sale BY " GORDON & co.
STAR CANDLES, &C.
mn WHOLE Boxes Werk & Co.'s Star Candles;
lUU 800 Half
300 Or
200 boxes Madison Starch,
100 FoK's
1900 Prescott & 60. MOL FEtra Soap,
IN Store and for sale W n GORDON q CO
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THAT convenient frame dwelling the franklin Turn
pike nearthU Toll Gate now occupied by j. Nc
Can't bell. ESQ The house contains four rooms besides
Kitchen servants &c and has hrty acres Of gTOunc
attached Suitable furniture he proCHTed by the tenant
o. reasonable terms desired Possession given inn ed
atty. Apply 20 ,,
nov. IS A V y LlNbSLEf.
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Soldiers ofthe war l8l2.

ATTORNEY At Law AND SOLICITOR Is CHANCERY
HINTS VilIes q a a m a
WILL practice ig the several Courts 1a-1r sud fs
W adjoining counties, and give Iromp "a faaUru go
business entrusted 20 BIN. lolrc-un mals 1sous8 shout
state. oct "a u-
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V0I- 4 YOUR CHNNCE ]

M purchase TIA. luabIe ~ In FIEeH5d, on INC uHa
an TurUpike. -iaIuirR The residence Of Mr. Les-ln
Tb ot fons loo feet feet deep and within i've min
us vsk Of the Public squaTe. 10 good purchaser WHO
wishes 10 prove mo- ETY., any lsLg ~ tme Will be
given 10 nav Che purchase money thai he desires may
remain on bopd and mortgage orIeu years uUesiTed.
Apply 10 -.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD

Going south
hau 4 Pass. Fuau8T q p.
Leave Nashville Et IS, AN. @ so. p ~.
Arrive g. Thompson lu,A ST. - r d.
Going North
Leave THomps0u's az 5 81. a IL 4E, p. y.
ArrIVe AZ Nashville 10 s. G- is P. H.
Passengers from Nashville by the morning Iran VIII
8rCa k8sL a Franklin.
Stages connect with Lhe Ir-iuH re- IhHlrusau'
Though Tickets HsmplE- Wayne s1nr0 larsEors trs-
cumbs, Florence, Columbia and tu-ss can D. .r1e1-51
atIns General stage Office underline seralar H-r Nash
VILE IHep 6-atr.I 49,. ON. rrhhIN~, Sup't-
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Neat Country Residence.

AN offering sge small Tract 81 Leun Two miles from
the city, ar ne NOIe4sgIiie urnptse containing >
acres Tie rrsd nee Cottage with four rooms,
double Kitchen duuge negro caoiu, sta6ie &C WI be
A. IN pap V s LTNDSLEY
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- Yaars Credit,


HAVE several hGudsou lots IN Maple the
L University which will sell ears time IA r
prices prov ded the paid semisunuaI. Il that
long enough. ID NOT tOCll Tor The principal
as long as me Interest," l. promptly paid.
decz BPq AVS LINDSEY
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- Nant o EaLa,

ele CANT suburban residence The southern BOUNDARY
OF the city situated 30 tie centre az four acre lot The
which GgH nJeI Eh ems, shade
and rat trees choice varieties l also contains
garden, esy papered and painted, aud every
thing tOUpe repair.
L. the dwelling there lie seTvan.'s house, sia
be, carr e and hruss there is large q tern
capable OF containing 500 barre of water.
1 be house is emucuce, commanding an extensive
AMI piCJur sque 20 Ir10Eug will he sold al price
suitable the times rented careful tenant Appi5
70 a. V. 5. LIZ USLEf.
fec4-f HPa
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IILLAHEI y TN -
10. 3. SEIIH, tlcFhLEIOE
HAVING taken charge OF the above Hrsi win sBisav-
II or 70 please so no UEF favor with cl.. Oh my
friends and she citizens of Nashville and Davidson county,
would s0iriL paLrplals by fable H 81. sd De- pro-
yided with best The country aEl- a.C even VII
be taksn please all.
There is a good Livery stable contiguous On Ls house,
ana Fayetteville, Mulberry and L ral1lEE h al Pas
seuger coach leaves this hotel even Monday edsg
Friday the above places ai 70 1g CFr an1 Il-
turning even Tue day Thursday and saturday 90 Do 1cuga1
q. Cd, making connections the NasrFrH CllIE
nO0Z1, snd GcMi1l.IIs and Eauel--I-r l-.l Trains.
TuLlhsma, August "a. 1857
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NEW FALL STOCK.

NEW FALL STOCK.
I HAVB iust- eceived my new Stock Of BpOTs AND
i SHOES or Jba FEll and Winter Trade. Tbs following
Comprises a few Of the isedigg articles;
ladies' hiuk aud thru soils KID B1o.es;
E' " -. kusking
lasting Caters with aBd without heels;
- White KID and Satin Slippers,
Embra Btonzsd Slippers;
PLAIN LASTING and Kid Slippers;
" Thick ana Thin sole La7tas Bu7EinE
King. KID dootees, Congress Caters and BusSinsi
Goat sewed and pogEed Booteesi
Gun over Nh0ee, Sandals and Bufalo Over saoes
FOr Misses and Children
Misses Kid and Morocco Bootess, with without els
Goat BOotees, FIlh and without Heels;
Calf BnOtess. &c.
CbiIdren's shoes every variety with and without Heels,
For Gents, BOys and Girls.
Mems, Boys and Youth Heavy Cali Boots;
90 Calf gIess Gaiisr3;
OEfOrd's, seWed and peEged;
Calf Proaans,
" Kip do;
Fer Plantation and House Servants.
Mems Boys, and Youths Brogans,
&c KIP ana Calf Boots;
Woman's Cost, Calf aud Bootse.;
Extra Heavy Dutch Boots toE Winter
All Of which will be disposed Of reasonable ts rms for
Cash i-ept q CHAS. 3. HALL
A large lot OF -Oe Leather Travelling Trunks;
Iron framed, Rlssel and Hog skin Trunks,
Common Leather Truuks,
ashland and other styles Of Sole Leather Valisss,
Fac sole Leather and Kip Bonner Trunks,
ladies' sized Dress Trunks,
Carpet Bags and Satche Velvet and Brussels.
On the a1uvs gOods challenge competition. eau anc
eEamtue before purchasing ChAS. o. HALL
sep2l No IL, Public square, south side
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Bradshaw 4 Rutland

No. "A, COLLEGE STREET,
TTAvE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
IL Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist IN n Of the
folio wIEg;
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
ladies tine Kid aud Morocco Booess thick and thin scls
Laoie TN. back La-us Caters side and front lace,
" Congress Caters with and without Heels
" d" Kid slippers, plain and trimmed 80 "
" " ana Morocco Bussins, ihick and thin SOLE
Misses " " Bl tees, "
with and without heels
" " Black and Fancy lasting Caters
" ClFlnd Goat Hss'ed Blotses for school;
Chidrens Kid ard Morocco tOCtes thick and thn sole
" ankle Ties with ROsetts;
Z" Top booLses With Heels;
WOman's extra size Calf and Goat BOotses;
Servants '' A." hip and DIJch BOotsss;
Is " alf and Goat with Heels,
For Gents and Boys.
Gents fine Pump and Sllts ed Calf Boots;
quilted bottom ". p. "
double cole W P
Cat stitched, Calf Congress CATER;
" dOUol, sole p L extra;
" Union Ties sewed and peggsd;
a." CafOEio-d Ties, stitched and peggsdi
d" Cloth Congress Callers stitched.
Bows fine W CAT Boots sewed and peggei;
q" Calf ana kiD boots
Calf Oxford Tres, sswed and pegzed;
" Congress Caters;
" Cloth aud l. Congress Caters.
Thick Brogans, BOots.
Extra heavv Broglus for plantation usa;
Mems heavy Boots al Of which will be sold cheap BY
Oetg BRADSHAW / RUTLAND.
Trunks, Vaiises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
g Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
A" Hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland aud Sse Spring sole leather Faises.
Also Heavy wool Hats, Carpet Bags, SaJC1els Black
Bag &c ali the above articles viii be sold az the very
LlNsss m ices BY BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND,
No X College Street,
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