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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOONS To-MoRRoW


By BARNARD q BUCKLEY: Georretovn
prick HOUSE AND LOT ON WATER g.
ATERS60N Nave ri * oeosh d1
the premises we viii sell, Lot Of Ground ON the
ner Of and Wsei se Il sf Fo ntn ts
SO inches, and running back I25 feet Co slley nm
prSsied with a two-story Brick Dwelling.
TSJms One third cash the residue IN and u
aP 2s-ts 80 BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Auct..
BY J; c. MEG GiRE & CO., Aucuoneers.
(ATAl.0GuE SALE OF IIRRARy or -uY
Nina Ma; 81 kEY.-7On TUESDAY EVE
We shall sell the Library Of the late PHI Bs5toS
Law and MISCELLANEOUS Books.i uaOle collection Of
nents =. me sane tune, lot of Military Eouip
Catalogues of the Books NAV be nb,si g., &c,
a"E ern rooms az one Gay PLIor 10 the sale. 0
Of 81 and 60 days for satisfactorily endorsed Sote.
Das VA ,MA.ITIIRYI, Admlnistrator.
IFTHE ABOVE ALEIs uNAvoIn,p,v
PPt ihi'p0neo until THURSDAY EVENING: May
~ may
III THE ABOVE SALE WILL RE CON
1qsd this Fday night and saturday
ma 6-zt &c. McGUIRE& CO, Auct'rs.
By A. GREEN, Auctloncer
HORSE. CART AND HARNESS, COAL,
IrRrs sdS HoAh Sheds, STABLE, AND Fix
on the sh instant %e s SS At Iii ArcToS
O'Clock a: m, at the Coal Yard on New York ave
An excellent Horse, Ca { and Harness
One Goa Scales, Coal Sheds, and Stables contain.
ing a large amount of good Lumber, with other
Terms at sale.
Via G-2 A. GREEN, Auct.
BY c. w. BOTEI.ER, Auotioneer.
ALE or SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
tZCNLTREA A. AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
NY. May 9th, commencing at 10 O'clock \ stall
sell at the RESIDE, &C of gentleman declining house
keeping, No. 33i ID street. between 9TH AID 10th
sts all ms household Furniture, consisting in part
handsome PsTlor SUIT, upholstered in blue and
GIT; ftams fisT Mirror, Go bya4,
Mahoe@n Tste tets Seias IsP5Ts TaRRos
bTnsselS, Ingram and Venetian CARPETS
-""hhJIs'hS Spfihs-seat Chairs, Walnut Rout Ia
Mant- and Table Ornaments, Hat Rack.
Extension DiainE Table. nv Wa f%a GgGS aiFE'
FTrss ~ III. Gf"e X ware. Plated CastoTs
Washstands, Outage Chamber F1rDitnFa
N"' Fcatbar "a Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
FERNS; go and YLdor cash over that amount g.
'n a ~ Gays Tor endorsed notes bearing interest
BY WALL Il BARNARD, Anctiopeers-
SALE OF STRAW BONNETS. Flats
Nav %s OH HT
between 9Th and 10th streets we viii Iii sue
ing hio"ohs' &c, compTls-
E ;n,e in straw and NeaPolitan Bonncts.
six, Fancy Lace, and Florence Braid DO
Sol3Ted straw and Gimp Bonnets. i
StIaw ~ l DTo VT and i.ead-colored Hats,
fr 81 Loiderles, skirts. X aches, ibhons
Bi.nhe gees, Velvet Ribbons, BTaids'
luton Finding, Fans, &c,
Win DINER goods not here enumerated
hese goods are all new of the latest stvlss aud
Will he sold without reserve '''ies' anu
Terms cash.
MA o-u WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 14TH
STREET AT AUCTGoN.-On WEDNESDAY
OF the premises, Lot 80, in Drugs subdivision of
Slua' a', frorhng tS feet on l4th street west by
Terms; One third ca balance in 6, II, and Is
months Tor notes hearing Interest, and secured by
deed at trust On the premises.
maj WALL. * BARNARD. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

UNDER WAT Law Yesterday, young
woman, hame unknown, through disappointment
ia love. became tired of living on the same eart,,
with her false sweetheart and in order to effect a
fnad separation, attempted to drown herself by
jumping FROM the AnacOstia bridge but sic wa,
prevented. She then went 10 tue other side of the
river and made another attempt by going out into
the stream, and was again taken ont. This time
She was brought into the city and carried before a
police MAJ istrate, who committed her to the work
hoGS~ What city law could be construed to reach
the case we have not been informed. especially
when the oi.ence, attempt at suicide, was COM
united in the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

"ArcH RErrRNs.-tieOrge Soder and w. p.
Bedford We're docketed for hearing before us
tlce Dom. Five dodgers were accommodated
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HO! FOR THE SPRING RACES.
- 49,
THE JOCKEY CLUB,
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.
IN RprY,.x- -,

ON BRILLIANT Fous,D
Having won the Race for Popularity IN Pbilsda
pima. New York, aud other Northern cities, is now
entered upon the AZ IN Washington and ,;eorge
town, confident that 1t needs but a trial to secure
success.
This Tobacco Ia pronounced by those who use il
to b", without exception, the b-st fine cut Now in
market. Read the following certificate:
II have ana Eed . sample Of NJ WIN, C. Lemons
tlne Gut Jockey CIub} Chewing TubaeUo and nj
1t to he pure FobOcc", unmi xed with any dsleteff
GUS substance
JAS. r. Chiffon, NJ. d., Chemist
IL Hotels, Restaurants and Retail Dealers SUP
Piled at New York prices. and one. ird chca per
than any other similar tobacco.
10 Put up In neat quarter gross boxes
J. C. BACHER, Tobacconist
18th and Pa. avenue, Sole Agent
ma lw for the District Of Columbia,
T TO THE PUBLIC.
u HI r. undersigned offers his services 70 repaIr mr.
clean Funeral Monuments, Grave Stones Marble
Mantiss, or other Marble woGk. lie makes them
look is4 new ones at worry reasonable rates, He re-
lars To the Nsssrs. Gideon, of this citS for any de-
sired Information as to how he performs his con-
tracts. A. McNEILI.,
ma ST. No. 345 south b ST., Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

I PICTURE CORD AND TASSEIS.
LATELY Receiv ID handsome assortment of
PICTURE CORD and TASSELS. Orders for
Paperhanging executed with skill and despatch
JOHN MARKRITER, No. ass 18th 81
ma 3-eo6t = 8doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph TO the Evening star
The FiIihu,trr, Ha,ti.

bosIoN, Nav 6--Tbe schooner Sarah Burton
en-, tor an frinoe the 18th, has arrived here
SaPsln Haskins confirms the arrival there ~ thi,.
49,, huouSters The captain thinks the real
H. VI thslr making that port was their terror of
,,-.,. ~, i lsh cruisers on the Cuban coast They
OF age, and were anxious 10 return - thsi,
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AUCTION sALM.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auct,oneer..

By WALL, q BARNARD, Auct,oneer. -
SALE OF GROCERIES, WHITE LEAD,
May osh At ATS Is oocct T r SD
front OF our auction rooms, stock of prime FANNY
the G9 account of the
81 fsdIsl s leilcw; Refined Yellow, Crushed. Pow
10 hat: chests Imperial, Young Hyson and Black
Boxes Starch. Ciarei Wine, Wiisky and Brsndy.
81 boxes Raisins ~ boxes Figs, Prunes in jars and
Boxes Cstswha Brandy, Apchovies, Pickles,
= box5s CASTLE, Brown and Chemical Soaps.
l25 Kegs White Lead and Zinc Paint,
. barrels p Ike and other Whiskies
y @ "staYes Brandy, barrels GiE,
2ha ,res Mac hine OIL,
Terms: So and under cash over that amount a
credit "fs and 'days fos notes satisfactorily en-
MAJ WALL. Il BARNARD, Aucts
By J: c. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctioneers.
FURNITuREANDH HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
'>5oA AT r. LIc AucIIoN.-Ou TUESDAY MORN
shs corS Of $ and Streets 81 @e
shall sell, by order of the Orphans Court ali the
Mahosany Sofa, Rocker T. and Parior Chairs.
Marble TOP Centre Tables, Side Fables,
Looking glasses D% s cfoe IknA'r'' Lounge
& Rsa.ssfas Bg TS.; S %;sr%a.9Iss,
Eeather Beds Hair and Husk Mattresses,
= sGd Pillows. Blankets, Comforts,
China, Glass. and CrockeTy Ware
Radiator, AlrIlg lat, and other Stoves,
Uhe iarge ITon Garden Roller,
l"getheT with general assortment of Household
and Kitchen Requisites
Terms: So and under cash I; over So a CREDIT Of
ana ~ DAYS for approved endorsed notes, bearing
p. s. The house is for rent Inquire of the Exec
utols. EDW'D T.. DYER.
THOS. J. FISHER,
Executors.
ma I'd J. C. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
BY WALL. Il BARNARD, Auctioneers
ID AT Al crIoN.-On TT ESDAY AFTER NOON
10th Instant, 1t oclock we will SELL ia front of the
premises, Lot Il, in SI fronting 81 fee on
north street, and running back to a thirty foot
alley.
Terms One third cash balance in C, p, and ls
ln"hthS Tor Totes bearIng intereat, and secured by
MAJ WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
by J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
NHlNESE AND JAPANESE CURIOSITIES
NJ AT AuCrI0N.-On WEDNESDAY MORN
iNu, May H. at la O'clock, IN the hall of the
Art Association, two doors west of the Auc-
Tor convenience of sale, - We shall sell quantity of
beautiful ChiueSe and japanese Goods, compris-
ting
Sets OF Quartette Tables, Iron wood Stands,
waters, SAVERS, large and small Vases,
CurPadOres. Toilet Sets,
Punch Bowls, Card Receivers
Tea and Coffee Set Cups and Sauc, arg,
gaining Tub, Superior Camphor Trunks,
Chinese Pictures IN elegant carved frames,
Japanese Lanterns, together with large variety of
beautiful and curious figures ana ornaments.
Terms cash.
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u THE ABOVE SALE WILL RE CON
night, At Ia O'Clock.
ma 6-N J.C. McGUIRES co Apc,,rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07
ansd a MAUKH, Administrat,

UFTHE ABOVE SaLEIS UNAyOIDaRI,
Postponed until THURSDAY EVENING, Ma
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

ID! D . .HCU Z INT x CU., AuctIOnFCTs.
SIRNIrIRE AND EFFECTS OF A FAM
L LILY DEFINING HOUsEKEBPTNG.-On THURS
DAY NOR MING, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock, az the
residence ot gentleman declining housekeeping
on Il street, between 18th and I4th streets west
We shall sell, ali the Furniture aud Effects, com
pTISing-
Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofas,
Arm, Roc eT aud Parlor Chairs,
Rosewood and Mahogany Marble-top Tables
Mahogany Secretary aud bookcase,
Cane and Woo seat Chairs, Lounge
DamlS, and Lace Curtains,
CoTHice and Gilt Window Shades,
brussels, Ingram and Three ply Carpets,
Straw Mating. OIlcoth, Rugs,
Hat Tree, Passage Chairs,
Mahogany Sid~bUard, Dining Tables
China, Glass and Cro:kery Ware,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, WashstaDds
Toilet Sets, Looking glasses
Mattresses, holsters, and Pillows
Blankets. Comforts, Counterpaues
Cooking and other StOV g. RerrigeTators
Terms: 81, and under cash over that sum a credit
Of" and ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. '
ina I'd ], C. McGITIRE m aro,s
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N" " wtSEEpING PLow

M" Tar rshhANOlNU STORE.-The nm
" aerslgned has now and constantly keeps on
nShd a large and very handsome assortment Of
walk PAPERS, BORDERS, DECoRA-
WINDOW SHADES aud FIXTURES,
6iETGORNlCES and CURTAIN BANDS,
PIGTIRE CORD and TASSELS,
SHUTTER TIES, &c.
All of which viii be sold at the lowest Dash
prices. Nesn
IL Paper put on in the best style and varr,p,sd
FRANCIS WILMER
hp iI-lm ma New v nTk Rv.. lsat. 9th and lOth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

C0NFIEMAriON AT TRINITY CHuRcH.-Thurs-
ny last, at the usual hour of evening prayer. the
ceremony Of confirmation according to the order
u the Protestant Episcopal Church was performed
by the Ri light Rev. Whiting ham, Of MARYLAND at
Trinity Church in this city. A large aSsen,bIage
was ia attendance, Including members and miufs-
tSTs II various Christian denominations many of
whom manifested deep interest in the simple
bat impressive ceremonies, but especially in the
evidence Afforded by the number and character OF
thu candidates II the Zeal and fidelity Of the Rev
Dr. Buuer, the reyerenced Rector Of the parish
Within the chancel were. besides the Bishop and
the Rector II the parish. the Rev. Dr. Pinkney OF
tbs city. aud the Rev. Mr.. Pyne. of Baltimore
Twenty seven persons were confirmed, including
two from the Chnrch Of the Ascension, where thu
same holy rite was Administered only short time
ago.
-BAcHER JOCKEY CLUE.-Our neighbor Bacher
Pa a.rnuc, north side, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, has on hand another lot Of the
capital hnt-rut chewing tobacco, known ~ the
JO Key Club article perhaps the best ever sold la
ms "itt cut bne, and wrapped in tin foil. Those
HsihS Tie hne cut should ny it, by all means.
To HOCsEEREPERs.-Wew would call the atten
tiOn Of hOusekeePers to the advertisement of G.
:. Fowler n Co., ia to-day's paper and can safely
Recommend persons wishing to pure base good, in
tueiT line Ia their establishment, As they have n
very large stock Of direct importation, and Their
prices are considered very reasonable.
SIuCA SALE-Yesterday, Mcfuire & Co. auc
TONERS, sold Corporation OF Washington stock
Quarterly. at lU3 do. senli-annu.l, ItrIA do :
pr cent, IL Cooperation Of GeOry Ptown, Sc; Cor
IorIiiOh Of Ale1andria, s5IK; Farmers and Me
ehanies' Bank, 6jK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

Mr. GoGGIN is expected to address the citizens
of Alexandria on tue 18th instant. .... ....
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CONCERT At THE Navy YARD-A fine treat Is
Promised To the Navy Yarders ON Tuesday evening
NEXT ia the way of a concert by the choir of Christ
Chnrch (EpiscOpal) at Odd Fellows Hall For
particulars see advertisement in another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

.. ... --.r ..l.Hs
...s ..rs...sf ..8. 80 -.s....
Ell -r .-. EBs4 s',l...
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N THALBERG'S TUNER
H. SPtlR having practical experience Of IS
Sears as Tuner and Repairer of Pianofort.s Or
ders lett at the Piano Wareronms of Mr. Richard
Davis Penn avenue, between 9th and lGth streets
will meet with pTnIhpt attention. apgIm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

NEW PHOTOGRAPH
l AND AMBRUTYPE GALLERY,
40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AMBROTYPES
AMBROTIPES,
only p cents.
,u,.,oo, Put up IN handsome case.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
only One Dollar
iur the trst copy. and ~ cents
coo, p,,,,,,-r Tor each subseq uent one.
Remember the Number
40 Pennsy ivania avenue, near 81 street
Seizure the ShadO,r Iohi, you hare the substance"
An 2-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

The FISHERIES on the Potomac, IL is said, have
not yet been improved in productiveness by the
increased warmth of the weather; but il is hoped
that the of fish will be extended to a later me-
Rod than usual, So as TO prove remunerative to
those engaged ia the business. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

SPLENDID RATTLE Chance for Bellies and
B,d"T We call the attention OF our readers to
the advertisement for a rattle TO be found in an
"iLer column Of t"-days paper. The articles to be
RANT are 81 the most beautiful desert ptiOn and of
cons derah!r value. Gentlemen wishing To Procure
handsome and valuable presents for their lady
friends and relatives now have an opportunity OF
securing chance ~ do 80 for SINAI suIn
The goods which are rare and really worth
seeing, are at Hoods Jewelry Store, on Pennsyl-
Vahld avfiiue, where they can he examined They
are the property of gentleman from California,
VINO mol having use for them, is willing 10 dispose
Of them by rattle at less than their real value.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
A High Protective Tariff.

The Washington correspondent of Cincinnati
Enqairer, in recent letter says: ere ~
Il regret to write that the House, in all
probability, will pass high protective ia
riff. arranged upon the anti Democratic
specific duty plan. The SEN
ate will not concur What then?. The
House will insist and carry its point; for
the Government must have more revenue.
The House will say to the Senate, Take
this bill or go withouta revenue" 1t was
in this way that the high tariff of 1912 was
passed. Mark what say: Either Con-
gress will adjourn without increasing the
rates of duty, or we shall have a high pro-
tsctivs tariff, with the special heresy."'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
Misceiiapeous.'
The Newspaper.

nv A'CW>foFtis
10: when il comes before the cheerful Ere,
Danps fron the press in smoky curis aspire.
tAsf from the earth. the sun exhales the dew
Ere We can read the wonders that ensue;
Then eager every eve surveys the part
That brings it f1vorite rubject to he hens
Grave politicians look for facts alone,
And gravely add conjectures of their own;
The spGghtly nymph, who never broke her res. .
ertottering crowns, or mighty lands oppressed,
Finds broils and battles, but neglccts them all,
For songs, and suits, birthday, or ball;
The keen..warm man o'ehooks each idle tale,
For monies Wanted" and Estates on Sale:''
While some With equal minds to all attend,
Pleased wits each part. and grieved to find an end
To this all readers turn, and they can look
Pleased on paper, who abhor book,
Those who ne'er deigned their Bible TO peruse,
Would think it hard to be denied their news.
sinners and saints, the wisest with the weak, n
Here mingle tastes, and one amusement seek.
This. Ike the public inn, provides treat,
Where each p omiscuous guest sits down TO eat.
And such this mental food, as we may call,
Something to al men. and 60 some men all
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

Mrs. Jones who had somewhat recover.
ed. and was about to, close the. door upon
her. g = - ~ 60 IN
why are you not going YOURSELF
why, no, why should 10
Your wife should not go alone, she has
hardly recoversd.'l Tlh 10
Brown gave q desparing glare, at the
crowd around him. and deeming it useless
to make opposition where so many seemed
thoroughly convinced that he was Mr.
Jones followed the lady In. e OF
Where shall driver said the whip.
1-l-I--don't know, said Mr. Brown.
where would You wish to be carried?'
Home of course murmured Mrs.
Jones go graae- - 8. aiaa'as -, '''t
Il do not know said Brown.
no. 10 H. = street, said the gentle
man already introduced. CHANGING contemp-
tuously at brown.
will you help me ont DIR. JONES' said
the lady. i am not fully recovered from
the fainting 6t into which your cruelty
drove me-
Are you quite sure that I'm Mr.. Jones?'
asked Brown with anxiety. f -.
.Of course said Mrs. Jones. :, f..-s
Then said he resignedly. L suppose ]
am. But, if you will believe me. / was
firmly convinced this morning that my
name was Brown, and to tell the truth, j
havn't ony recollection of this house.
Brown helped Mrs. Jones into the par
Tor; but good heavens. conceive the aston
ishment Of all, when man. was discover
ed seated in an arm chair. svho was the very
fac smile Of Mr.. Brown, in form, feature
and every other respect -,-
'Graciousl' exclaimed the lady, which
which is my husband?'
An explanation was given, the mystery
cleared up, and Mr.. Browns pardon sought
for the embarrassing mistake 1t was free
ly accorded by Mr.. Brown. who was quite
delighted to think that after all he was
not Mr., Jones, with wife and a child to
boot. - - t-hAtAt ~ -
Mr.. Brown has not since visited the place
where this Comedy Of Errors happened,
He is afraid of loosing his identity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

One of the .deacons of q certain church
asked the bishop if he usually kissed the
bride at weddings 'Always,' was { the
reply. and how do you manage when
the happy pair are ncgroes% was the next
question. dnall SUCH cases. replied the
bishop, the duty Of kissing is appointed
to the deaconspN = = 7 = . -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

Prentice wishes that the individual who
invented what is called the paying out
machinery for the Niagara and Agamem-
ron, would get up a machine of the sort to
be used in the case of every newspaper
subscriber.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

We groan over the mud in some of our
streets. Only think of the lady in wes-
tern city who, at a crossing. was seen to
lose first an an overshoe. then gaiter. and
lastly, her stocking. escaping barely with
her foot-the latter being fastened onl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
Boots, Shoes, Leather,
hfr &c &c &C. saq'A--is.

hal &C., &C., &C. -.
This advertisement now will show 500 -
The Plymouth people where to 60, ,s-s'-'f So.
For Boots and Shoes Of every KIDD, - -.
To suit the most fastidious mind. s,...-, !.
For those who bow at Fashions shrine, 80.
Please call at Pzul's,--he does design 49, 4
To keep what cannot fail to suit,--,, +. ,,.s,,..
The latest style of Shoe and Boot. : ,-esf
: If Ladies wish for Slippers neat, b y sf,oss
To suit their minds and TT their feet ~ a..
Or Caters of the latest fashion, -.,.ai..' : =,
When dressed to make splendid dash in,
Or Bootes, Shoes, or aught to wear, lq
Then call at Paul's, for they are there,
OF every size and varied hue d
- Made at the East and Westward too.
- We also have a Buskin tie, s.tr.,ll tif,7' .JSs
For walking, which the fair should buy
For sake of health and comfort too,..
Is Then call and buy the Buskn Shoe.
Now Farmers you will please 70 call Il ~
At Paurs, his stock will please you all,
Our Stock is good. and can't be beat
By any House on any Street.
~ A better Boot cannot be made, ,ss9s sss1s
49, Tan these We keep for country trade,s s,za
49, Our thick Brogans are also stout .,ssfsap. 2
They'll wear till they're all worn ont. sd
But If you wans . finer shoes >frt So "a
is Than call At Paul's, we'll furnish you ~ : 80
With Calf. Morocco, or with Kip,
= viii kinds tie bet that ~ill not rip ! 1907
= Young Misses too We fondly greet 49, 81
leone LET usbeautify your feet, - sect "a.
With Caters, Slippers, or Bootes, .,1sst
~ or any kind that you may please. e,iss,ll
80 We also have for babes that creep,
q A little shoe thAt's veEy cheap. ,s stns9,
It's p;iAhle and aleo very neat, ce - a..
IS And will protect their little feet s...s = -.
Shoenakers here can BE supplied,s - Ic.a
With tacks and threads, asnd'a and Lasts
tss With knives and bistles, Dap and nsps,
les Cone one come alls giye us 3 kys - ss'.s
And we are sure that you viii buy, sts.ke
4 At the Sign of the Golden Boot. laos ~
Plymouth, Sept. ., le5e-44l - l.ef = 1r,a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

{. Senator Douglas, who was once cab
met maker is said to decline fighting Sen
ator Jones, of Iowa, on the ground that
the latter gentleman was formerly tailor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

An old topper CHANGING to dring glass
Of uater. for want Of something stronger,
smaeked his lips, and turned to one Of his
companions. Why. it don't taste badly.
] have no doubt tits wholesome for females
and tender children, -sElru .zsH1tH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

A shoemaker has one important sdvan-
tage over most kinds of mechanics-his
goods, whenever finished are always sold.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

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