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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

SINGULAR DIsAPPEARANCE OF BRIDE6 ROOM
He tEyHS Up and gets Married In BROOKLYN,
on Tuesday afternoon, young man named
Luyster, who was on the eve of being married
disappeared from his home under very peculiar
circumstances. Nh. Luyster has for some years
past paid addresses to a young lady residing in
oxford street, and latterly they were engaged to
he married The time fixed for the marriage was
Tuesday evening, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father Rev. DIR. Kennedy, of the NJ T.. Church,
who was TO perform the ceremony, was in readi-
ness at the appointed hour. but Mr.. LuysteT did
not make his appearance. The guests waited till
one O'Clock on Wednesday morning, but up to
that time nothing had been heard or seen of him
The singular circumstances of the case created at
the time intense excitement in the neighborhood;
a number Of persons were OF the opinion that he
had been fOully dealt with, and several of his
friends went in search of him, but could learn
nothing However, on Wednesday afternoon the
announcement that Mr.. LUyster had turned up put
an end to all excitement.
According to the statements OF his friends he
was found sitting on the door steps Of house In
Roosevelt street, near the ferry, with a light
summer suit instead Of the black one he had on
previous to his disappearance. His own clothes
were no where to be found. A portmanteau which
he had with him was missing, as was a breast.
pin, two gold watches, and four hundred dollar,
in bank bills, &c.
On being taken home, Mr. Luyster,s feet wer,
SO badly bIistered, that on taking on his stock.
inQs the skin came along with them From All
able distance, and not known IL, for he In con.
sciOus of scarcely anything that occurred pr,.
yious to his leaving home. His back was Yer,
much bruised, by what means he does not know
MIR. Luyster was married yesterday evening n
the residence Of the brides father, in the pres
ence Of the same company who had assembled
on Tuesday evening, and by the same minister
the Rev. DR.. Kennedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

Linares administration continue their laborious
task OF reorgsnizing every branch Of public ser
vice. All rumors respecting Belzu's return have
ceased, aud no fears are entertained respecting
tue present Government's Inability. The die
tatorisl decree Of Marcb ala, has been unani-
mousv conn rmed by all The Provinces.
H. r. ST. Iinares has received the most cordial
encitauon addressed TO him by Gen. Santa Cruz,
at present residing in San lose in the Argentine
Confederation. He hss also received the auto
graph letter from his Holiness Plus TX in which
the Pope authorizes Delegate of the Holy See In
the person OF Sr Marinus Marini, Archbishop Of
Palmvro (ia parti6ss) resident in Parana He
has also received = satisfactory answer to his
autograph letter to Queen Victoria.
On the Sth of September, the municipal bodies
will be soiemnly Installed throughout the Re-
public.
Gen Perez, Minister Of war, has resigned, and
Gen. Ballivan was appointed.
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PERSONAL.

-. Ex-Gov. Metcalf, of New Hampshire, died
at ClaremOnt, on Thursday.
.... Major RutledQe aud Captain Colthursf
Seventh Regiment, Montreal, are at the National
-. Gov. Wise, OF Virginia, regreifully de-
ciines to attend the great horse show at Spring
field.
Somebody says that Gen Scott undergoes
a metamorphosis every morning. When he first
rises he is Gen. jeS' up.
.... Parson Brownlow is to discuss American
Slavery with Mr.. A. Pryne, in the city of PhiIa-
dslPhia, commencing the eth Of September.
-. DIR. j. ). Erwin, for many wears represent
tative Of Mcdowell county In the North Carolina
Legislature, died on the 9th inst.
-. Rev. Geo. CONWAY, the Indian preacher
is delivering sermons in Bergen county, N. q,
to large congregations.
go. In the last three steamers twenty-three OF
our most noted burglars and thieves have gone
to California.
49,. John A. Jones, Esq, formerly a member
Of the Maryland Legislature, from st. Mary's
county, died on the 18th ult., In Texas, whittier
he emigrated In 1919.
zee. Senator Gwin Of California, Geo. Bancroft,
Theodore Sedgwick, District Attorney for New
York, Hon. q Hilliard of Boston, Henry Y
Tuckerman, and VIM. C.. Rives Of VIRGINIA.
were at the recent fancy ball at Newport.
80. Judge Ellis, the Governor elect of N ortb
Carolina, and his bride, are now sojourning al
the White Sulphur Springs in Virginia. The
Newbern Era contends that Craven Is the banner
county In Nortn carolina. Sne gave him flc o
hundred majority and Wife.
80. The editor Of the Fredericksburp News
writes from the Greenbrier White Suinbur
Springs that among the complaints" be there
heard the most reasonable was that of a vonng
lady, who uttered the following 1.-TWO weeks
here at two dollars day, beside the bar bill and
no bean yet"
IA number Of clergymen recently embarked
from Newburyport, Mass, In a schooner, intend.
ing to take coasting voyage of ten days as far
IL ~ N0xn fnlr Nx..A
pal ports on the way. The company was com
posed Of the following individuals: Professor
Shsdd and Barrows OF Andover. Farwell of w est
HaveIhill, Butler Of Groton, Webster of Hon.
kinton, Clark Of Auburndale, Doggett Of Grove
land, Hazen of Andover, Root Of Indiana. bbe
Of Abingdon Centre, Walker of East Arlington,
Mills Of North Bridewater, Boggin Of Bedford
Pike of Rowley, Means Of Rox bury, ala Spauld.
ing and Fisk Of Newburyport
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POLITICAL.

Hon George E. Pugh is busily engaged In can
wasting the state Of Ohio.
A Gerrit Smith paper-The Hour and the Man
has been established In Albany.
The Texas Gazette says that the statement that
Governor Runnels has appointed Colonel Matt
Ward, Of Cass county, United States Senator, to
al the vacancy Occasioned by the death Of Gen.
Henderson, is premature.
The Democratic convention Of the sixth con-
gressional district of Ohio met on TtAursday, and
after an exciting contest between the Lecompton
and Anti Lecomptonists, nominated VIM How
ard, Anti. LecomPton, as their candidate. The
o ,Oice was made on the ifty-th BALLOT
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald says: Hon. A. II. stephens has II
Is reported, arrived ut his home In Georgia, and
IL Is Understood that be did not visit this city 10
see the President on Illinois matters. IL is said
rGmsdy. = 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

FoR SONORA. The San Antonio Herald Of the
12th says "We have seen letter written to a
gentleman of this place, from Fort Chadbourne,
dated July %, stating that Col Titus, Of Nicara-
guam notoriety, had passed that place with COM
Pany Of men, on his way to Sonora, for the pur-
pose Of revolutionizing that country"
The same paper says: ''Captain Henry left our
city few days since for Mexico; lie has been in
vi;ed there by VidauTri and Cara. We learn
also that d company Of some thirty men, from
Eastern Texas, passed some of the military posts
on the frontier, bound for Mexico"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

YELLOW FEVER IN HoBOkEN.-Some excite
msnt exists in Hoboken, consequent upon the ap-
pearance Of an alleged case of yellow fever in
that community. The steamer Philadelphia ar
rived from New Orleans d few days since, and
was quarantined, but the well passengers were
permitted to land after a Jew hours detention.
Among these well passen gers was, 1t is said, d
young man living In Hoboken, who went straig ht
home, and took to his bed with symptoms of the
yellow fever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

o0- The crew of the Niagara came in for their
share of public attention in New York, Thursday
They paraded through Broadway TO the Cooper
Institute, where they were addressed by Mr..
Cyrus w. Field, and others, and afterwards pro-
ceeded to the Palace Garden, where they parteOk
of a supper, to which they were invited by Mr.
EfolA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

IL The Santa Fe correspondent of the St
Louis Republican says that the reason the Nava-
joe Indians refused to surrender the murderer Of
Major Brooks negro is because Major Brooks
positively refused 10 indemnify them for the 40
horses killed by the troops, and for trespassiug
on their grazing ground at Fort Defiance. Major
Brooks gave the Indians until the 18th instant to
surrender the murderer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

GRAND RECEPIIoN.-CyTus w. Field, Esq.
had grand reception at Great Darlington, Mass q,
his native town, on Thursday, deputatiors icing
present from all the towns in the neighborhOod.
In the evening the whole town was illuminated.
An address of welcome was made by the Hon.
Increase Sumner, which was replied to by Mr..
Field, after which an Grafton was delivered by
the Hon. f.. D. Perrin.
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FROu NEW YORK.-
I hUN ~ 70 W II Vhhs-
[CoTTsSPOHdenos of The Star.I


[COTre,pOHdenes Of The Star.I
NKw YORK, Aug. 25, 1853.
Politicians are already beginning to work the
wires-makng preparations for the coming State
election. There appears to be considerable bill
Ing and cooling going on between the American
and Republican party leaders. The general I'm
preston among the weli-informed, however is,
that they will not he able to affiliate The Re-
publicans are afraid that the Americans will not
follow them In their crusade gainst the institu-
tions of the South, and the Americans are afraid
thai the Republicans will not make good their
pledge, toward securing change In the Natu-
rslization laws and thus they stand, throwing
out bats for each, and each afraid to bite. All
parties, however, as far as we have been able to
learn, are heartily sick Of Governor King, and
most of his apPointees Every man among them
(the State offcials) in this place seems TO have
justice out Of them Is, the captains call IT,
by batting them; or, as we would call IL down
in our hundred, bribery.
We find here quite number of persons from
the District, located In bus ness Among the
number our excellent fellow citizens, F Dodge
ST., and F Dodge, jr.
We also nnd our old friend, Capt J. s Cath
cart, as busy as bee, setting in operation his
new method for propelling canal boats by steam
So far as we can learn, IL meets with pretty GEN
eral favor and the Captain is very sang uine that
on the New York canals driven by it, He is now
ngaged putting II in two boats-one of which,
the Niagara, he thinks, will be ready TO make
her trial trip about the fifteenth Of September
He is also, he informs US, going TO apply It to
| coasting steamer (the DAWN Of about 400 tons.
which has just been built.
The Atlantic Telegraph, which was for some
days after the return OF the Niagara, the burden
of conversation in every circle, and the theme of
scores Of sermons on Sunday last, and pretty
much all the newspapers, such as thew are flor
we would not give the e Evening tun for a
cord OF such as we find here,) wrote about,
has nearly become a bore, and Is now rarely spo
ken OF The grand celebration on the frst of
september, for which the most ample prepara-
lions are being made, will doubtless stir Il nm
affesh for awhile. All kinds of business we
learn, Is to be suspended on that day. and every
one invited to participate in the grand telegraph
jubilee.
The amount Of breadstuffs and other kind. NJ
merchandise being shipped from here TO San
Francisco and Frazer river Is enormous There
cannot be less than fiy first class vessels now n
for those points This has had a tendency 10
bring about BILE speculative demand for
breadstuffs and an advance In prices, which will
doubtless continue for several weeks 10 come
SPECTATOR.
The KEY TO live know no better method
Of explaining to the Stars readers the reason
Why the English bill or law was recently re-
jscted by Ksnsas, than by extracting the fol.
lowing brief paragraph, which is tho commence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

FAT MEMS PRoCEssION.-The fat people Of
Westheld, Mass, have had their celebration.
Near the town is tremendous hill, several hun
dred feet high, called the "Hog's back the
sides Of which are very preclpitOus. The top Of
this hill is a great place for pic MICS, when the
parties can climb. This hill WAS selected the
place for the celebration by the fat men; no per-
son weighing under two hundred and ten pounds
being allowed to join the procession. The fol-
lowing was the programme for the day:
The Deacon.
Fat Men weighing 80.
Fat Men weighing 80.
Common Fat Men weighing but 220,
Mortified Fat Men weighing but 2IO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

IL petition has lately been presented 10 the
Empress Eugene, by the silk merchants of.}.,
ons and 81. Etienne, praying her Majesty to 81
courage, b' her patronage, the Powered bran. b
replied that the only means In her power was 10
cover her dress as much as possible with the
richly worked ribbons. Aud Her Majesty has
been Us "good as her word %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

IL A Snowman giving dramatic entertain
ments in Lafayette, Ind, was called upon by
Terrell, Of the Journal, who rendered bushel
Of corn for admission. The manager refused TO
accept Of It, telling Terrell that all the members
of his company had been eorned for the past six
weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

.SPlhII Or IHE mOhNfNu fhEcS.
The Union considers the results flowing from
the recent treaty Of peace made with China by
the Allies; the proceedings of the American
State Council at Syracuse; the wonderful bland
ishments of Hon. John B. HaskiD, and the true
Issue in Illinois.
The Inteliigsneer discusses the Atlantic ca
bic, observing:
"who, in view Of the spiritual endowments
and capacities thus brought to light In man by
this work Of cunning invention, can longer find
anything incredible In a doctrine which assumes
the being of an omnipresent and omnipOtent
Spirit pervading the whole universe, and gather
ing, by the flashes of his Divine intelligence, an
instantaneous and ceaseless report from all parts
Of His boundless dominion"
Further, the InteiLigeneer comments upon
Mr.. Curtis's History Of the Constitution, and
Senator Trumbull's speech on the revenue
system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

III Lord Derby has sgnified the willing ness
OF the British government to SO amend the char
ter Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company as to
place the United States and British government {
on footing of absolute equality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

III The sharpers In New York are taking
advantage Of the excitement there in regard to the
cable, and are selling bogus pieces for the genu-
Inc cable. BY this means a number Of persons
have been swindled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

III The unostentatious State Of North Carroll
ma discussed from its literary fund, for the sup
port of schools and for the education Of deaf and
dumb children during the years 1855 and 1856,
the sum of 1896 SOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

o. Seven Catholic priests, dive sisters of char
ity, and four nuns arrived at New Orleans on the
18th instant, from Havre-the greater part Of them
bound for Texas.
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90 The Planters Advocate. published at Up
per Marlboro, says there can be no doubt of the
failure Of the Tobacco crop in that portion Of
MARYLAND
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY FOR SALE AT
ID ACTUAL COST PRICES
To PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIC GEN

b. MOORE, u. sss... sIu PbsrmaoeutIst, No;
lis Pennsylvania avenue. west end. 10 nov
receiving his Fall amply of pure Mediclnes\
ana Chemicals. III mas supply OF the differ ~
ent Hypopbospltes and the Compound sirup -
of PHospItes, aud all new articles OF any merit.
Also, supply Of TIlden Co.'s Medicinal tx
trhcts. ... ...
Mr.. Moore gives his constant attention 10 thedis
pensing Of Physicans PRESCRIPTIONS, using nothing
but ARTICLES OF the urest and freshest quality; aid
he hopes by wed ertlsns 10 continue 20 merit
the confidence the medical profession and the Pso-
Inc generally, su& 81
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about Z o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

The KEY TO live know no better method
Of explaining to the Stars readers the reason
why the English bill or law was recently re-
jscted by Ksnsa,, than by extracting the fol.
lowing brief paragraph, which is tho commence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28
BOARDING.

ID q A D.-TwO comfortable ROOMS with
- BOARD can be obtained a private family At
407 18th street. between g aud N. within q lew
minutes walk Of the Treasury Department.
au H-I5t'
DOARDING.-h few gentlemen can lie acoOmmO-
ID dated with good BOAR and pleasant ROOMS
by apply at No S2 Pa avenue, between "a and Sd
streets. near II. Charles Hotel. an In I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

Just received. twenty -four of those celebrated
PARLoR COMPANIONS, for heating two -,
or more rooms, guaranteed 20 De SUPERIOR 90 -
any other Stove Of the kind ever offered to&HS
the public. Round or square NANTES httedSf
without difficulty. SlBLEY GUY,
an 6-St 80 Pa. ave-. bet. 10Th and llth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-28

DUKVEf UF HARBUKS.-FrOm our adVlCes
from Washington Territory, received by the
late mail, we learn that Capt Alden, of the u
S surveying steamer Active, was expected to
commence the survey of Grey's Harbor and
Shoalwater Bay, in that Territory, at an early
day. -
RETURNED. - Secretary Toucey returned
home last evening, and was at his post at the
Navy Department this morning.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CD RENAR D.-Strsy cd from the subscrIher.
SC small white cow, with red neck and ~x<p2
small red specks ON her breast and shOu az
ders short tau; he about ) or years old.
she 10 somewhere m tho neIghboI hood Of the ms
house. on the Eastern Branch. | would sell her
bargain TO some oue down that vay.
JAMES DAILY, Grocer,
Corner Vermont avenue and l. ST..
an S-d' between 18th and 18th SITS.
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PRESERVING SUGARS, PICKLING VINE
GAR,&c
100 packages double refined Loaf, Crushed, Pow
dHred, Ground, GRADUATED, and Clarified
Sugars
40 hosshesds choice Porto Rico and English Island
Sugars.
25 barrels Cider Vinegar,
. cask White Wine do.
Fresh Spices. Mustard Seed, Gallery seed, White
JamsIca Ginger, Long Pepper, &C., for picking
and preserving.
Just received and for sale Nv
y. T.. WHITE q CO.,
No. 6 Louisiana ave., bet. 9Th and 7th sts.,
au q st oppo. the Bank Of Washington.
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Die MIC FOR TIT BENIFT OF THr
WASHINGTON streets. VII take place on wEDNIS
DAY, september 4, NJ Humphrey a yueoemsnS
gwen by tue 81. Joseph soc city. Toe SOolett 49,
20 1t o'ccck IN the morning, from the Hall win
music, out 10 the plsce.
Tickets 81 cents. ny order OF the
an a 81 COMMITTEE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and Sarsaparilla,

DoISsIs advantages not enjoyed by any other Ined-
Il eiae for the cure Of sexual diseases, which must
with enlightened pnhlic render IL uFesIIy highly
popular and desideratam long sought for the ~
zeal world. u needs confinement change Of diet
IN is approved FORM that Of PASTE entirely
less snd unpleasant sensation patient
II has acquired the utmost fame Ia aaost every part
OF Enrope; IL has been examined, approved II, and
sanctioned hy the faculty Of uedctae and reconnesl-
ded by the most eminent ~ the pFofosscn Prepared
by }. ". THORN, Chemist, Loadou, and Tor sale
wholesale and retail, By JOaS A TSKRANT 4 Co Agents
for the United states as tsreenwich street Scw York
As the above valuable preparation has bsen e1ten-
svely counterleitea by uppFtnsipled parties IL the
Cntsd states, the proprietor hiss adopted r.cau-
tson against imposition On consumers lahal, u which
the following Is &c sirnsle and which VII be found
burnt IN upon the bottom Of each Foi of the cssiHs
intended for sale the United states Canacas B.sb
Provinces, Vest ladies and south Arncricl.
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Neat Country Residences.

T AM Offering for sale small tract Of Land = miles
J. from the city the Nolensville Turnpike, con
tanning 4 The residence II neat Cottage, Il,
four rooms, double kitchen, double negro cabin sta
Bile, &c. and will be sold low. Apply 10
Upc lift A Y IISlSI
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Removal.

THE subscriber takes this method OF informing his
old customers aud friends and the public general
y that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street % No. So the large brick
building lately the south side Of Broad 81,
where hc keeps constantly hand and makes or
der the various articles embraced his line Of bust
lie invites especial ution hIs large assort-
ment OF CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE BRASS, Ac., such
"a Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Flow Mods
straw Cutters Corn shelters. Corn CrGshers Mil.
Crushers Balcony Work Iron Fencing Coffee Nils
Tea Kettles. Brass Kettles. Dog Irons. Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety Of other articles.
Jan. 2s--u ANURE.N ANDERSON.
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4 y elegant subarban ressieuce ia, saCfh-
~ boundary Ut the city Situated "a the -
esutre 20 fpar acre int the ffogt OF which - IL
higay ornaIasatd siih eyergFeeos, shade and fFuf
truos of choic- varieties IL aso tAins vegetable
garden, hoase newly papsrrd aud painted and eNsry
thing la complete Tctalr
la additiou the dwelling there Is a fsrvantE house
stable, carriage and hsuse. Tlere II also Lar 80
ctern, esisable 81 Containing 500 barrels % wateF
The hoo-r 4 emsnence, Commanding an eXIrn-
sive aud picturesque view The property VII b. sod
at pFiee suitable W the tunes, rented " careful
tenant, Apiay "
Dee. s--a A s LIs.eLEY
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The stamp around esch pa VII also bear the names
: the PFoprietor and - th~ United States agents
Druggists and Dealers vii observe GA uAcl. daxsa
ckage the following htscls
tzrusrsSr czUu5>---Ths Increased repaizfian and
eat aeand for fh9ru's Conafolad fxtfart ~ Csgai.
ant SzrzzIzarils, have brc1 sndecctacts CtAers
odeF luatAiionk q tbs valuable naedirine. Nrncrrs
Particularly xarned - ths nart that they nay bs
ther guard and naf disposs a aay Impure aFtsris
srahira ln1srr their rcpalz1i<a destroy the
rfts Il the orglnAl pre- raTAtisA, shxtatr Arh
SnnseFibef fs1crr1zar Il lE1ar- Tarraas ~ whom
GFsl niFofnes-a into thr I4sie4 Slalx=s3 las at
.nod In szustnrs % thN caution q couaserselt
= lsch = farErFy. 1ess~ A IanAAST
Aadre.s ascsrs EsF Eass above article la s sire<
a. fnr shpns~at 90
JfisI> a. FARRASf Gu nrsezssts
Ma 27s, GFseassh, ceFnex W4rren ~. y. \
Dse S--<ily
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Boys, Youths and ChiIdrens,

INlNE Calf Boots BrogaRs and oxford Ties:
Il Mems Boys and Youths coarse Brogans and
Boots, Of the best quality and extra sizes made ex
prcsSly 10 order and for good service For sale by
Jail25 b. r. CUTTER