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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-20
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
m The New Hat and Cap Store,
~ No. I67, Main Street,
- AInNM OPEN. isY-IV

80 Now OPEN.
-1IETT & WEIsIGER have received and opened
.ho;r iorsa FIJI complete and well selected stock
4 Go ,nd TO which they invite the examination OF
tber friends and the public They feel assured that
thew can satisfy the wants of the most fastldlous.n
TSsr stock embraces every variety of Goods in all
So Examination of the country merchants they es
neciay solicit In this branch of their business they
are satisfied that they can offer inducements botn IN
regard to extent variety and price, which cannot fa
to please. .,- oe 11n,or Munroe
County Va. and late in the house of Ginter Kent
Avey is interested in our business, and will devote
to it his valuable services. ,,,,,r ,,c,,,cnn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-20

cARD.-It will be seen by the above that
n am interested in the business of Messrs Elicit
Weisiaer respectfully solicit the patronage of my
friends pledgiug to them all the advantages which
are promised in the above advertisement. Their
wants either in person by ORDER shall at all times
receive my careful attention. -
JOHN L. HUTCHINSON.
Richmond March l. 1859
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-~~--------~- - - y = --~--~~~~>--,
SANDFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR!

Compounded entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATTVE ANDLIV-
i Err MEDICINES now before the public
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-20

EATHER.-I have left in store for sale at the
IL Hardware Store of Geo. Z. Price, large lot OF
Leather of my own tanning. which can recommend
as being of very quality 1t consists of Sole
Bride, Kip, Upper, Black and Fair Calf, Sheep &C.,
&c. ali of which will be sold at favorable rates for
Cash. only.
Farmers and Shoemakers are invited to examine.
Stannton Inlu o. 1888 III s. GALLAHER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-20

lust IN SEASON FOR PICKLING.-All
81 kinds of SPICES such as White Black, Red and
Long Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs, Mace Turmeric Cee
ry Seed, for sale at DIR. w. B. Y0UNG'S
Staunton, July g, 1859 Drug Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-09-20

0LD DOMINION COFFEE POTS.-We
" have just received the third supply of this desl-
rabe article warranted to SAGE the Coffee. and MAKE
much better article For the truth of this assertion
we refer to the proprietors of Virginia Hotel. j. D.
Imboden, ESQ.,, and all Others who have them IN qse
WOODS GILKESON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-12

In Dummerston, July 10Th, 1!rs. Ellen L. Will
lard aged Il.
in GuiltOrd. July 2oth, Mr.. William L. Billings,
aged -.
In P-acAa;n, July 20th, Mr. William Hight,
aged %.
In Aariwick, July 2lst, Mrs Abigail Sanborn
Cobb, aged ~.
In Derlia. July 2lst, Silas May, Esq, Of Water
bury, aged jj
In Irssburgh, July 22d, 0rpha Jane Metcalf.
aged IL.
AT HOughtonvill,, July I'D, Ms. William
Stearns, aged 60.
Mt Pownai Centre. July 18th, William Henry
Wagar, Esq, Of Bennington, aged e.
In North Montpelier, July 10Th Walter Little,
Esq.
In West Concord, July 29th, Miss Alkaline NJ
Lewis, %.
In Brattleboro', July 10th, Mrs. Eiznbsth T
Allen, aged AZ.
In rutland, July 3lst, Mr.. Ira W Seward,
aged Is. Also, August, LIST, Mr.. Thaddens Dunk
lee, aged 65.
In Chester, July 3lst, S. II. RaymingtOn, aged
43 years.
In Guilford Aug. lst, Mr.. Simeon Yaw, aged
CT years.
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lied.

In Burlington, on the sth inst, Miss Louise A.
BagIey, aged q years, 6 months.
In this place, about 3 o'clock August 9th, after
long and painful illness, Mrs. Mary Y. Hatch,
wife of Dr. Horace atch, aged 81 years.
In Jericho. July 10Th, Mr.. Lelnuel Bliss, for
merly of Calais, aged 81. Also, July 22d Miss
Hszeltine, aged 90
In Hinssburgh, July 24th, Mrs Mandana P.
Pelton, aged 35 Also July 26th, Rufus, son of
Daniel and Melinda Patrick, aged q y airs.
In Rutland July Z Mr.. Ziba Terrill, aged so.
In Charleston July ID, Mr.. Rufus Handy, aged
go.
In Fairfax July llth, Mrs Ju. ia W WALKER
aged 40.
In st Johns bury July 10. Mr. Josiah Miles
aged 81
In Brandon, July 10. Miss Mary Rice, aged 50.
Also, July 2Sd, Mrs. Nancy jackson, aged So.
In Pawlet July 18th, Widow Sally Andrus, aged
50 years.
In Chelsea, July letn, Mr.. Amos Hood, aged 10.
In Derby, July 18th, DR.. Lowell Reach, aged IA.
In West Charleston, July 18th, Gideon Briggs,
aged 81.
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CHEMICAL TESTIMONY

her of tba ~, 4sasai' IFS.ohding Mem
ich Graduate in sciences Of tho FaenIa Of iri
formerly Professor Of Chemistry a: applied to the
Pbvsio and Cbenstr as arriod - tho TIdi i', -
and A grculture of the country, in the Royal Uni
SeT5itY Of I'm. 't, at r' II Ms director
/ D., hereby certify ,bat =, tho -s,.,o., . -,
h.u,, Of Ciottf, 4 VIII -of this rIaca Tbav. mod,
81 snal,i,aI examination Of I wolra,s sro,r,+ic
Schie...u ~cArapus with the ob;e,, NJ min.
if it cautsi,l-d anv substance noxiou. f., .eaI,b
and % INFORM them as 70 its true comnoSitiop an,
relative quality with the other gins th,. a. offered
in the mar let and the results Of ms Observations
/ and experiment. are az follows.
; CIopho Wolfe's l- matte Sc4ieds ID. -e .a,ps j.
| a spirituogs liquid ri ,e-~ ayr. ..,o aromsti,
odor completely tran,1.7-.. a1o eoIorless
/ having only very sl---. .. ...,.- n gray;
{ its flavor is strong and s. .... c.. the palate
1t marks 20 degrees IL ho weigher
or 81 degrees hun Lussac's alec
hoinetre. By 81 90 halaum maria
"i'H an apPs-a,a ing OF class retort and
recipient surrounded with ice, have collected in
tniS recipient an alcoholic liquid with very
ent winch marked 20 degrees in Cartiers alcoholic
"eiSnef' "7 'oaegrees hundredth on Gay LUIS
&c r AIe'A'e're ana winch represented as who
% P7' 0'"' VI ''"'n''i' 9c"ie'an sc"haPp- Suo-
Jec' 10 INSULATION III tho retort. IAis liquid dld
not SOIL tue transparency ot the distled water IL
n'A'ns " WITH 'ne same ana It's agreeable aromS
Is u'uo''e'' due 70 very trihihS amount Of IN C.
rfUllal Oh lnSepRTaDlc from alCtuOt.
rom the remainder OF the Installation whict
WIS ie'' IN inc 7etort' nave obtained thToug'
''"P''''''" III '4P'i "a'u' substance OF q
y''i0"'s" ''o"n 'o'o'' cieaF' auu having oi'V'l
'''s'' ""''n - ho' ui'asreeao'e' anu "hich &''ef
""'''' "'''ii''i' ana ie"'eS 'ne mouth per
TUNED with that fragrance peculiar to the vanilla
am inclined to believe that to this bitter and a
romatc cxtracive substance, soluble in water and
alcohol, the medicinal properties which are attri |
butedto this gin are due have not found in |
UdolphO Wolfe's aromatic Schiedam schnapps any |
mineral or organic substance other han the extrae
tive one already named and the aromatic one OBJ |
tanned by distil'stion. Finally, Udolpho Wolfe's |
aromatic Schiedam schnlpps consists simply of al |
aromatic alcohol Of 20 degrees of graduation in |
'i ''0' eiOOuO'1O "eiSHeIi anu Vi an eAtTactlYt
bitter aromatic substance. which perbaps. is me.
Ji,ir,I. o,d -, $1,000. 49,.
-"N y" "'0'un' u It's no' CONTAINING an!
matter Injurious to the health, as well as for it
odor and good aavor-a fact which M donht srisas
FROM, ,bo cbo;o0 -, h,.o..-
e..4. :" Gu !" ''s manu-
anu rom 'ne peculiar manner OF It's dis
tilation, 1t should, in my opinion, be preferred to
all the Holland Belgic and German gins which
"ie'ou"" III 'niS lSiaid "hich 1t has oeen my busl
ness to examine. These gins | have often prov,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-12
News of the Week.
b, Telegraph to ,hc Daily Free Pres.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EU-



The steamship Nova Scotia at Quebec on
Sunday. brings news from Liverpool to the
9th uIt Nothing OF moment has trans
pired in regard 10 the Conference ut Zurich.
nor is it vet known whether Sardinia will
take part in it. \ despatch from Berne.
however. SAYS that the representatives Of
the three powers were expected to meet
at the end of July.
1t is reported by telegraph that Sardinia has
named as her plenipotentiary at Zurich NJ.
Des II is expected that he will visit Paris be-
fore proceeding to Zurich. Austria. however.
refuses to meet any Sandman Representa-
lives, but will leave it open to Sardinia to
accede TO the treaty after it shall be cOnclud-
ed between Austria and France.
Count Persigny. the French Minister at
london. has arrived at Paris, with the asSur-
ance that England will give her adhesion to
the Zurich Congress, on condition Of a gen
eral and immediate disarmament.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don TINS Is informed that the British
Government offered to send a representative
b. the Congress, provided France would
disarm, that the French Emperor agreed to
it, on conditi n that England did the same,
that England consented on condition u.
general disarmament by land and sea. that
France will begin the movement, and that
the English government is very well satisfied
with the conduct OF the French Emperor.
The Turin Journals say the Strdinian Army,
reinf ,rc d by recruitm snts in LJmbardy is
30 he raised to 100, 000 men.
In regard To G trblldi' position. it is SAID /
he was on the 18th summoned at Brcscia by .
Gen Della Mtrmora, with whom he had a
bong c0nfii initial interview. and that he had
! force of u 900 men which continued To
Increase and that he expressed confidence, in
h King of Sardinia not forsaking the ma
tional cause.
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COMMON SENSE RIFLES TIL

COMMON SENSE RULES THE
mass Of the people, whatever the misnamed and
misanthrOpic philosophers may say to the contra
ry. Show them good thing; let its merits be
clearly demonstrated, and they will not hesitate
TO give it tneir most cordial patronage. The
masses have already ratified the Judgment of
physician, concerning the virtues Of HOSTEL
IERo BITTERS, as may be seen IN the immense
quantities Of this medicine that are annually sold
in every section of the land It is now recognized
as greatly su erior to all other remedies yet de-
vised for diseases of the digestive organs, such as
diarrhoea' dysentery dyspepsia. and for the vari-
Gus fevers that arise from the arrangement Of
those portions of the system. Hostetter's name is
rapidly becoming household word from Maine
to Texas, frou the shores of the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Try the article and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
see advertisement in another column.
July rs. d6vlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES
r. r. R.-No. Z.
Life and Death are IN the Balance

Life and Death are IN the Balance
There are two systems of medication, one ex-
p-rimental and based on thory, the other uniform
and positive and founded on facts clone The first
belongs to the medical Schools, the latter has
reached the grand sanitary climax in Railways
three Remedies, the Ready Relief the Regulators,
and the Renovating Resolvent. There J. not
the slightest discrepancy in the operation of these
medicines upon different persons affected with the
same diseases. The result (always favorable) may
be looked for with as much confidence as the open
ing Of bud or the rising of a star. They cannot
fail because the healing Hfe-saving principle IS
inherent in them, ard mus, develop itself The
laws ofcauso and effect must be ab-ogated ere
these Remedies can disappoint tae hopes Of those
who trustin them. All Ferers, all disturbances
Of the Stomach, Liver, Lungs, Spleen, Kidneys
Bowels, all constitutional diseases, such Scrof
ula, Pulmonary Affections, Chronic Rheumatism
Syphilis, Tumor, Cancer Abscess, &c, and all
disorders which assal the skin or the glands, ART
cured by one or other Of Railways Remedies.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, never fails,
in fact il is impossible for it to fail, in instantly
the most exsruciating pain aches
either internal or external.
During the heated term every person exposed
to the hot rays Of the sun should carry small
bottle in his pocket,-if head ache OF congestion
threaten. few drops Of this immaculate remedy |
frank with water, and uathing the head with the |
Relief clear, will positively avert all attacks. |
{adway's Regulating Pills the most thorough, |
Use.
RADwAY e. CO., % John St, Ny.
Aug. 10. Wv
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BOSTON MARKET.

BYN F. WOOD, Boston Aug &, 1859
PRODUCE. RUTTER.-ThNre has been very
good feeling for Butter during the week and the
market is very firm. particularly for prime ouali-
tv. although the extreme hot weather for dav
or two has had tendency to interfere with cpe-
ratians. The receipts of tho week have heen L.
35s pkgs. Tho sales Of good, ehoic, and extra
New York and Vermont diaries have been at ia
&c. the latter price readily obtlined for the
best lots; and common ranges from IL q Ice per
ID. as to quality. In Canada. Ohio and other
Western TIE sales have been at 10 10 per h. for
poor n good. CHEESE is frmer. The sales have
ranged from sSs, prime qu'litv selling readily
az sas5 POTATOES New Potatoes continue 10
arrive quite freely and the m 'rket is abundantly
sunplied. The sales have ranged from 81 so =
50 90 per Dbl, quite low figures for the season.
GR,Iy.-0ats have been selling more freely but
prices continue to rule low. The sales Of North
ern and Canada have ranged from ~ a iGc for
poor T. goo closing at IS a 4sc for good. In
Rye the sales have been confined 10 small lots at
zoe per b1shel, and dull at this price. Barley is
dull and prices nominal.
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HOLLOwAY,s OINTMENT AND

PILLS, certain Remedies fol Reconsideration
ry Foot, aged 50, Of hatcher, Mississippi, 3
severe sufferer from this complaint, and tried a
number Of remedies, hoping they would benefit
him, but he became so bad at last as to be entire
either hand foot. While be was in thi, horri-
bic condition, friend brought him a quantity Of
Holloways Ointment and Pills, which he immedi-
ately commenced to use, be soon found himseli
gradually improved by them, and by persevering
with them for eleven weeks he was entirely cured
and has since enjoyed the best Of health
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BUTTER. CHEESE. PTODrrF,
COMMISSION TOU>E,

!
81 and 80. South Market ST.. Boston.
Z 4 avirg removed nv location from Citv Wharf
take this meth t. inform consiereps
| and all others interest particularly in the sails
| OF Butter and cheese in is market that I'm
prepared 70 otter them increased flcilitie. ford ing
| their business sd would solicit consicnments.
keiu- fully sensible that owing 70 the conn. titon
| ami igh prices paid or Produce in the country.
the profits small, after deduc'ing uses.
tn rrfnre . shall make nv Commission charges
low. and with nv farilities low rents and small
expenses N enabled and shall make N
| missi' charges at a low rate; in particular for
the larger md regular assignments.
have Cash capital and q her Cash 'aciliries.
Country Produce Of all kinds rec' ", 4 cad sold
on Commission Wool do not sell.
Liberal advances made on con-ignmsr..
Account sales and remittauces made mptiy.
Sv personal and prompt attention Civ 70 all
business entrusted 20 my care.
Store locati, n orc Of the verv he {.
Cellar the hest in my experienc~ for Butter.
Rents and EXPENSES unusual low.
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly reiabIe-
REFERENCE|.
For my present Commercial standl'g refer
you to p-.s.. u,
VI Wi = hilton, Esq, Bocton.
charles LINE, Esq, Boston, Director Bank
North America.
G. y. Seymour, Esq, ocdensburrh. New York.
E B. Allen Son, Ogdensburah. n. \.
II. 3. Sowles, Esq, st Adams, VT.
For NV personal and business reputation in thi
Civ, I refer you to
James NJ. Beebee. Esq. Merchant.
Alpheus Hardy, Esq.
BingF am. Juy Co., Produce.
samuel Walker & Co. Produce.
Cow. rse. Harding 4 Co, Merchants.
Jewett. Tibbetts & Co., Merchants.
Porter & Demmon Provisions.
stone & Eldredge, Provisions.
MI. WOOD.
June |, 1859. wifi
p. 5. If these statements and references are
satisfactory trust any eonsignee will not be dis
appointed.
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D0TASH FIRST QUALITY
4 at wholesale and retail,
1T THE0. A. PICKS.

AAT MEAL, Corn Starch, IIominy, " neat
- Grits. Split Peas Marrow-fat Beans, Msccs-
roni, lapioca, Vermicell, Sa5o, Pearl Barley,
Arrow-toot, kobinsons Patent Oatmeal, Barley
and Greats, Geiatine, Ising-glaSs, Irish Moss.
Flavoring Extract.. Culinary Herbs, Pure Ground
epices, Citron, English Currants, Rire Flour,
Hecker's Far.na, and Family Flour which the
purchaser never wishes TO return.
Try the Flour, and ary thing else in the above
list, you happen to want. !. 5. DEWEY.
June 2lst, 1859. daw
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Advices are received from Mantitlan OF
the I'd, Vera Cruz TO the 28th and the CITY
Of Mexico TO the 10Th ult
President Mlramon had decreed a heavy
tax upon every citizen of Mexico; and bad
issued m iniiesto in which he promises to
protect the clergy in their power and wealth !;
favors the plan Of dictatorial government !;
and declares it 70 be the traditional policy Of
Mexico TO guard against the Entertainments
o. the United Stats.
Minister McLane had sent only the skele-
ton Of Treaty to Wa hington, and that was
unsigned.
New YORK, Aug. Q.
The Steamer HammOnia from Southamp-
ton Goth ult., has arrived.
The second edition of the London Times
Of to-day gives the prelimlnaries Of the
Peace of Villa Franco, as follows
The two sovereigns will favor the creation
Of an Italian confederation, and that cOnied
Grafton will be under the honorary presidency
of the Holy Father. The Emperor of Aus
tria cedes to the Emperor OF France his
rights in Lombardy excepting the fortress,
of Mantua and Peschiera which rights the
Emperor of France will hand over TO the
King of Sardinia. Nenetia composes part
OF the Italian confederation but remains
under the Crown of Austria. The Dukes
of Tuscany and Modena return under the
condition of general amnesty. Both En-
per0rs will ask the Pore to introduce indIs-
pensabe reforms. Full and complete am
nesty is to be granted to all people.
The London Post saws. we have heard to-
day on very high authority that the Empe-
ror Napoleon Will ere long reduce the naval
and military force Of the Empire. Baron
MannevAl has arrived in Rome with y letter
from the Emperor Napoleon to the Pope.
His majesty is said in he letter to urge the
Sovereign Pontff to favor conciliatory re-
forms in the Italian States. The Papal
authority has been restored. The Times
correspondent says that a fierce battle is now
being fought in Vienna between the retrog-
radsts and reformers.
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II q r k cts.
CAMBRID' CATTLE MARKET
I Wednesday, August 10, 1859.

At market 955 Cattle, about 500 Beeves and
l55 Stores, consisting of working Oxen, Cows,
ooe, two, and three years old. Market beef
L "a, pr ewt. 81 oOa7 so; LIST quality,Se 2Sa6 So
second quality, SIS 75a6; third quality 81 rs Or
ii ~, 3 so.
Working Oxen SIS ITO IFS per pair; Cows and
calves 25a37a45ae2. Ycarlings 9 II Two year,
old l6al7i tAreo years old S20a34.
Sheep and Lambs, 207O at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 90 so Extra and selections,s2 90
, 50a3 90.
Hhes, 7iaac per h.; Pelts, so 5ea0 CO each /;
Calf Skins l2al3c. Tallow lie. Veal Calves
90 a 90.
REsAREs.-Not any change in prices Of Beef
or Sheep. The stock was not 50 large as for the
last week or two, but there was sufficient for the
demand The Cattle from Albany owing to the
break on the Alb. Vt. and Canada railroad came
over the Western road this week
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The Best Moving Machine.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVED
WING MA me,

STRONG, simple in construction, not liable 70
- get out of order. Compact, Ii b., easy Of
draft, perfectly safe for the driver, 81 may oe
worked at slow gait by Horses or Oxen. 10
cIogpipg Of knives. Wo-ts well On Rough Ground,
also on bill sides AMI in any kind Of dyed grass
AMI clover. arrsnted to give entire satisfaction
Price $40.
All the various sections and pieces for Aliens
Mower constantly on hand and fc- sole by
HENRY P. DOW, AGENT.
Richmond, Vt, 1859. W'zf
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PHILo CLAPK.S ESTATE.

NJ F. the -rh-crihars ta-i-c heen an~ointsd
nv the Hon 'rabI the Pr haze Cont f,r the
pis'riTt Of Fhift-n'i"n Cora-ri sfene-s -rcrive
exa"I in" and int ~ cj4f.. sr1 de-rsnds of 81
y" sons "a 'nSt - r--te e phiIo n TX ia-o IF
" VT ~fon. N said 'i't-it. de~eas"l 7rcsor'ed
10S'' vent. '... ~ clrirrs ard demands xhih-
;ted in 90 .. r. --to: ard sfr months from, the
dav Of - 49, hereof h. irr allowed nv said r. urt
for tFa- -trc g.. - ID 1oreforn ts- ~ rive NO.
rice tha- VIII attend N no hr~iress cF cur
a--a' atr-"f at the dvreIiirr-hruso of Martha 4
'.HrE ~ Wilson IN said pis'ri.t m the secord
va .'esd1vs of October and Jrr uary next, at 10
cri ck 4. m earh Of said DAYS
Dated this l4th dav &C ruIv T. 1850
1. STvONpS. } COMMITS
v5w3 c. 4. SEYMOUR. Ssioners
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.
A cargo of coo Afric ans have been landes
on the coast of Florida, near Tampa. A
soon as the landing was effected, the vessel
was fred and abandoned. THIS statement is
made on the authority Of L. S. Marshall
Blackburn
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NILES & ii We.
CHUisCH STREET, BURLINGTON.
NEW
NEW NEW
NEW NEW NEW
NEW NEW NEW NEW
NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW
ARRIVAL
ARRIVAL ARRIVAL
ARRIVAL ARRIVAL ARRIVAL
ARRIVAL ARRIVAL ARRIVAL ARRIVAL
Of
OF OF
OF OF OF
OF OF OF -OE-
F--OF- OF -OF--0F-
BOOTS. SHOES
BOOTS. SHOES.
BOOTS. SHOES.
BOOTS, SHOES.
sOpTS, -Avp- SHOES
T-LFHi~. CATERS. Z
TaITEE#.
+1iItG-. CATERS.
CATERS
T5Ho aai.1 a. a-e t,4,tla-, -..aias addition
ir-4 --sr"u Ainutietary-
Ladies' SERGE lace ,iajt-r-, only Sc.
io4ed, only 100
Dress and Street Boots, new styles,
At IA Church Street,