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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-28
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ENCANTEUR

TR. ORPHIS SlCARD ayant recu la COM
lNl mission d'ENcANrEUR PUBLIC dams ct pour
la Paroisse de la Pointe coupee, Sc recommande
au public.
Les atfaires qui 1ui seront confiees seront expe-
diees avec soin ct diligence.
s'adresser Waterloo F. o. % avril
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NOTICE

T Es peres de famille qui desirent faire admet-
IL tire leurs enfans au College Poydras comme
eleves entretenus par administration (soit in
ternes ou externes) sont requis d 'en donner avis
Mr.. L. A. Hubert president du conseil d'admi-
nistration avant lundi, mai prochain. % avl
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sAMEDI MATIN, % AVRIL 1860.

Les membres du comite central demo
cratique de cettc paroisse sont prizes tic
s'assemb!er i Ia maison dc ccur, rlcr-
cred le mai 1860.
w. BEATTY,
- Posi- lent =. &.
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IF TABAc A La BARRE DEs MErHoD1srEs.
Dams Ia seance tenue jeudi par la
conference des methodistes- -episcopa-
liens de New York, lie secretaire a etc
charge par lie pasteur du temple de faire
remarquer qu'un grand nombre de bancs
etaient souiAes par la salive de ceux qui
machent du tabac. I'll est a es-
p6rer, d ajoute lie sccretairc, que les
membres de la conference ne voudront
pas salir la maison de Dieu, mais front
mtcher leur tabac dehors."
Une roir.-Ce nest pas moi !!
LIE secretaire-Un frere a examine les
bancs de la barre de la conference ct
ny a pas trouve une seule trace de
tabac
lie Doeteur Strictand.-Ce nest pas
un predicatenr qui a chiqu6 lei ce
doit etre un visitcur
LIE sacrastain.-J'espere que les Quail
les n'imitcront pas, sous ce rapport, pex-
eraple de leurs pasteurs.
Get incident a valu la conference un
long sermon de Pev6que m6thodiste sur
Fhabitude de plusienrs ministries de ma
cher le tabac, CONNIE lie commun des
hommes.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CoUR DU NEUyIEME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE.
PARoIssE DE La PoINTE-CoUPEE.
r. II. Thorn g. Co.
We. No Zl4J
John S. Scott
T'N vertu de ct pdkr satisfaire writs de saisse
IL ct vente, lances dams la cause ci-dessus iati-.
tulee. ct a moi actresses par fHonorable Ceur du
Neuveme District, dams ct pour la parolsse et
Etat susdits, pour satsfaire la demans!e d,1 plai
gnant ct fras, ja saisi ct joffrirai en-, yente
publique, a Ia Maison de Cour, lie
tSamedl, 5me jour de Mas, 1860,
| h. A. NJ, tous les .droits, tisres ct interets
que lie defendeur dams ct a iadite propriete ci7
apres decrite, savcir:
Une paire de chevaux noirs.
Isrnses ct eonastions de, ia rea.te.:
Compliant, ayec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sherif.
fointe-Coupse, ee n avril 1860
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VENTE DE TRAVAUX PUBLICS.
IT, sERA OFFERT, par lie President du Jury
l. de Police. a la Maison de Cour de cette pa
roisse, lie
Mardi, 5me jour deJuin 1860,
a 10 h. A. NJ, par adjudication publique ct all ra
bas-
Les reparations "a faire sur lie pont du Poulailler
ct sur celui du Bayou Cirier.
l. adjudicataire devra fournir une obli-
CATION avee bonne caution solidaire, a la salts
faction du President du Juri de Police. afn de
garantir la parfaite execution des dts tsavaux
commencement aux Reglements du Juri de Police,
sous inspection ct la satisfaction de l'inspec-
teur du district on devront etre executes lesdts
travaux.
Par ordre du President:
ALCIDE BOUANCHAUD.
GrefierHu Juri de Police
Pointe-Coupee. 81 Avril 1850
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A Y |

I Es creanciers de la succession de 4. J SrE-
II vESsoS decide ssns Teaais de presenter
leurs complies q L. 6. Peon adminis$ratepr on
blen au soussigne son ayocat. Les ursonncs
qui doivent a la dite succession sont Gsale,nent
requises de sacquiter entire les mains tln soussi>
gne>
J. H. HAISEl
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No l6,
A VENDRE.

| n moulin a cotton avec tous ses apparels ain
~ 81 quune presse, par James Huches, pre-
mlere habitation au dessus du village de Waterloo
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ne lui permet d'envisager Persistence que
sous la plus hideuse face. Nous Pavons
souvent dit, ct tout lie monde en- convien-
dra volontiers, la profession de maitre
d'6cole est la plus migrate ct la plus pc
nible de toutes les professions. Com
ment done Sc fait il que ce soft precieu-
scment celle-la qui soft la moins r6tri-
bute ct nous devons le dire, la moins
encouragee? Assurenent les maigres
appointements qui sont alloues aux mai
tres d'ecoles sont bien loin de suffire Il
des depenses exigtes par Ia socitte ct
reclamtcs par finstrnction aquise de la
personne qui bien voulu SO livrer a
fenseignement public. Eth bien! nos
manufactures commencent a comprendre,
un peu tard, il'est vrai, que pour posse
der dams nos tco!es publiques de bons
professeurs, il fallat les retribuer en-
consequece de leur merite. Aussi, null
plus que nous, n'approuve pacte de la
derniere Legislature qui pour but de
leur donner unc augmentation de salairc;
il est vrai de dire que cette augmenta-
ton nest pas enorme, mais dependant
ole est significative en- ce qu,elle mar
que un pas dams lie progres ct qu'elIe
scrvlra encouragement la ,jeunesse
studieuse desirant Sc livrer a la plus uti-
lie des professions Disons en- terminant
que cette loi passGe reinforcement alloue
6 s piastres par an pour chaque eleve.
Cest peu, nous lie rep6tons, mais enfn
c'est quelque chose, ct ne serait-ce que
pour ce petit rien nous devons compli-
menter nos doctes manufactures, fabri-
cans, entrepreneurs ct inventeurs de lois
salaries durant deux mois
sur douze de la modique somme de Qua,
tre piastres par jour, non compris lie
milage, ct tout celia pour la plus grande
gloire de la RGpublique ct des pauvres
diables de notre espece speciaiement nes
pour payer les taxes d'Etat ct les frais
de representation dc nos par trop remar-
quables officers publics+
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NOTICE.:

1 b PEoF. V. BAsIL sera pref reeevoir
:. des eleFes, externes ct pensionnaires, au
College Foydras. lie tros tlu mois proclaim.
Poiats Cogpee. Il Arril 1860
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ct ce qni est vrai a l'egard de PItale, EST
Itgalement vrai a regard de toutes les
natlonait6s Europe L'Emp6rcur des
tranGals dolt settlement Sc rappeler quill
une mission remplir. CONNIE Fapotre
chols de Ia democratic, tout emperenr
est, ct non settlement la France lui reste-
IA attachGe mais i l'heure du peril, il n'au'
ra 1uun appel a faire au sentiment
democratiquc, qui, plus ou moins, prevaut
chez tons les peuples de l'Europe, pour
avoir une force sufisante, contre ceux
qui gouvernent par le droit divin, ct non
commencement aux veux prGsumts des
nations.
I'll est tout a fait oiseux, maintenant,
de discuter la question du coup d, Etat.
Les Francois ont eIu Napoleon empGreur
ct ce fait Finvestit dun pouvoir ct dune
influence non settlement en- France, mais
jusqu'a un certain point dams .toutc l'Eu-
rope, ce aui est sans parallele dams
Phistoire du m onde. Employees avec la
moderation ct controles ayec la sagesse
quill a montrees jusquici, ce pouvoir ct
cette influence peuvent ttrc regardes
CONNIE invincibles ST la guerre tclate,
ellie ne sera nj dun <caractere ordiraire
nj dune Tongue duree. La politiqne de
Napoleon, basGe sur la connaissance de |
sa position particuliere, ct sur lie carac,
tere dc rarm6e franeaise tout dtmocra-
tique, sera de battre. ses ennemis en- de- |
tail sans leur donner le temps dc Sc cou-
certer ct de s'unir. Pour celia les coups
quill portera seront prompts ct terribles
ct lie denouement, quel quill soft, sera
bien vite acquis Nous ignorons ce que
sa querellc avec lc pape pcut lni otcr de
force, mais cette Guerellc part nous ne
ioutons pas quill ne soft capable d'cxe
cutter chacun des plans de son oncie ct
cs siens Et tell G est notre confance
lans son habilet6, telle est notrc fol dams
a connaissance quill posstde des peu-
oles de Europe, de la France en- parti-
;ulier que nous n'hesitons pas i dire que
i la gucrre predite await lieu, les armes
Ie la France seraient partout victoricu-
eset lie pouvoir.de son emptreuy dGmocra-
e augmente ct Gtendu, Il tel point cue
ellie meme serait corcee de
econnaitrc sa suprematie ct de subir
es arre ts."
les idees sont just tes bienqu lies vienaelt
e loin. On ny ferait pas attention ST
n Journal de Paris les cut exprimees.
e Neu- York Courier and Enquirer au-
ait pu insister sur cette autre idee !
u'apres une guerre faite CONNIE celIa
'ltalie, plut0t dams l,intertt des natio- +
alites que dams Pinteret de la France, :
apol6on serait regarde desormais, dams .
ute autre guerre, non CONNIE IN con- !"
rerant imperial dams lie sens vu1gaire \
; ce mot, mais CONNIE un lib6rateur 1t
;mocrate dams lie bon sens dc la demo Il
atie moderne. Celia seul lie rendrait {
vincible. y
: ----- CT
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CONVENTION DE CHARLESTON
Les dernieres nouvelles que nou
avons reeu du siege de la Convention
rationale democratique portent Ia dat
du "a courant.
La convention s'etait organisee defini
tivement sous la presidence de l.honora
bic Caleb Gushing du Massachusetts
Trentc trois vice presidents ct treute
trois secretaries nn par chaque Etat, ont
complete, rorganisation du bureau
II a etc statue ode convention adop-
TAFT une PlatcforIne avant de procede
aux nominations.
A la date dcs sdernicres depeches, il
etait impossible de rien. n.prejuge de Ger
tain sur Tissue de Ia convention. II s'ope-
rait un movement de concentration des
voix dnsSnd en fav ur de Hunter, de Ia
Virgine;et il est tres probable quill arri-
vera all premier ballot avec un nombre
respectable de yoix LIE bruit i meme
couru que fEtat de New-Tork yotcrait
pour lui
QUAINT la positionde Douglass ellie
est Tort incertaine; il scrait bien difIicile
de prevoir lie resnltat de la Convention a
son6gard.
Les Etats du sud paraisscnt s'etre en-
quelque faeon, confederes dams lie butdob-
senr dn Congress une protection plus ef. |
hcace en- iaveur de Pesclavage. L'Etat
ae fAlaoama meme etc jusqu'a deman-
der un Code nor.
: Samedi proclaim sans doute mons
pourrons inscrire en- tete de nos colon
mes le nom des elus du parti national
Democratiqne.
oSS JoIIE RouRsE. Nous lisons dams
Leg depsches de Charleston du % avril
,,'s farm lessbruits qni courent 4 Chan
ss'0n on disait que NM. Corcoran, Sill
ae'l Ct Bright avaient parie une somme
ae $1,000, 600 contre Douglas !
= = h0nne hcare au moinsl VOLTA oui
80 Dich aalre les chosesl K inr John fait
~ ~ paf' royal; q ne pourra certes pas
49,. asel y lesInerie: 50, ,Ooo, 600! i trois {
e''000 % ete. etc. chacun! c'est vrai-
ns, nen' tres grand seigneur. N. S. A.
!; us,as n. a0't etre fer de Sc voir.. r..estime a
la4' PIX. ses ennemis ne le prem. |
~ asa' pas pour IN paltoquet au moins
:, compile avecani par millions. i
= que Bertrand 4 Lien raison s
L'or est une chimere j
sachons mems en- servi.
,,.,,' seas trouv0ns dams le Pelican. de sal T
nss,,s aeIn'er ~ lavis suisant, qui nous 5 5
i, c 8 aale naniare bien evidense que f
ellss ''sas chez nos voisins des Ayoy- q
49,, 40 nest guere mieux resnectsc n
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Assault DE PREDICATEURs III "a dams
une petite commune du compte de Ge-
anya (Ohio) trois ministries protestants,
don't Fun est methodiste, un autre pres
byterien ct lie troisieme baptiste. Com
me ces trois predicateurs demeurent a
une assez grande distance de leurs egli-
ses respectives ct que les chemins ru.
raux sont tres mauvais d cette saison de
Fannee, ills resolurent de tenir des reu-
MONS religieuses dams la petite tcole du
village. Mais lequel des trois aurait
lie droit de commencer? lie methodiste
faisait valoir ses titres, le prebyterien
nsistait sur ses prerogatives ct lie bap-
tiste ne demordait pas de ses pretentions
Comment s'arranger?
Plus on s'expliquait ct moins on SEN
tendait; les fdeles fnirent par Sc met
ire de la partie ct par s'echaufer autant
que leurs pasteurs, 81 blen que lie soir
lie la reunion venu, aucun des trois
camps n'ayant vonlu eeder, la petite
scole Sc trouva remplie dun pele-mele de
levots methodistes, presbyteriens ct bap-
stes, sans comptersun assez grand nom
're de curieux attires par Pespoir dune
Gene comique.
Les trois ministries etaient aussi a leur
'oste, echangeant des regards de def ct
nesurant de Foeil leurs forces respecti-
es. Lorsque les portes furent fermees,
) predicateur presbyterien, sachant
ombicn le fait accompli aide a etablir
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THE GAME OF ErCuRE AND LIFE An
AJkdnSas Fathers ddrtce 10 has Som There
Is n genuine humor in the idea that an Aikan-
saS man finds the most natural expression.
tven Of parting advice 10 his son, in the Ian.
guage Of the card table. aud the manner IN
which the ,crrfs.6f The games Of "ruchre
aie there fitted 10 the game Of life is ingen.
buS.
Bob, You are about leaving home for
strange parts. You re going to throw me out
of the game, and go it alone. The odds is
against YOU. Bob, but remember always that
industry and perseverance are the winning
rarcs they are the bowers Book farming
md all that sort of thing will do to fill up
with, like small trumpS, but you must have
the bowers to back EN-, else they amt worth
Shncks. If luck runs agin You pretty strong
don't cave in and look likea sick chicken on
rainy day but hold your head up and
make 'en believe your flush Of lrumps they
won't play so hard agin you"
" I've lived and Travelled around some
Bob and I've found out that as soon as folks
thought you held out a"wcak hand, they'd
back agin you strong. So. when you re
sorter weak, keep on a bold 'front.' but play
cautious. be satisfied with pint. Many's
the hand I've seen cllcllrcd cause they played
for too much. Keep your eyes well skinned,
Bob: don't let EN- mig IN you" rccc',ilrct
the game lays as much with the head rs with
the hands. BE tcmpcratc never get drunk.
for then no matter how good your hand. you
won't know how to play it ; hnh bowers
and the ace won't save you, for there's sartin
TO Lc mis-. deal or something wrong -
And another thing. Bob. (lhs was spoken in
low tone;, don't go too much on the.woncn;
queens is kinder poor cards; the more you
have Of them the worse for yon you mi ght
have three and nary trump. +. 'fnn,'t say dis.
card 'em all fyou get hold Of one that's
trump. its all good and there's sartin to
he one out o. four. And above all Bob " h.
honest never take a mans trick w6t don 7
bcloig TO yon nor slip cards, nor. mig.
for then yon can't look your man in the face,
and when that's the case there's no fun in
the game; it's regular cut throat. So
now, Bob farewell, remember wot | tell YOU,
and you J. br sure to win. and ic you don t
SarveS YOU right to yet Skuuk,d -
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NOTICES..
NOTICE..

r Charles X. Mcdonald, do hereby give
IL notice to the creditors Of John p. Cat
chell, that he hath made to me a Deed OF
Trust Of all his property, Real. Personal and
Mixed, for the pa, ment of his debts.
A release to the said j Ohm =. Gatchell, OF
the part Of his creditors, may be found at
the office of J Ohm b. Rowan, Esq, in Elkton
which they are required TO come forward
and sign before receiving payment of their
claims, which will be without preference
and in proportion to the whole amount OF
debts with regard to the amount which may
come into the hands of the said Assignee
from the sale Of said property. Creditors
who fail to come forward and sign sale
release may loose all benefit Of said deed o
trust. CHARLES X. MCDONALD,
Oct 20, 1S60-5w Assignee.
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The undersigned will continue the
Mercantile Business
at the Granite Store House, Rock Run, Port
Deposit. S. ROWLAND CARSON.
Port Deposit, Nov. 3, lSG0-Gw
ROAD NOTICE.

M Office is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioners, at their first regular meeting alter the
26th day of November, next, for the appoint
mcnt Of Examiners to view and determine
The proprety of changing the public road
from lis circuitous route through the lands of
Mrs. Ann E. Lusby, and Strengthening the
same from what is called the Old Mill Hill
until it again connects with the old road al
or near the intersection of the Lands of the
said Mrs Ann L. Lusby, and the Heirs Of
the late Nicholas z. Lloyd.
Oct D7-5W
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FOR RENT
Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
" will be made to the County Commits
sioners, at their first regular meeting after
the Eth day Of November, next ensuing, for
the appointment of Examiners to view and
determine the propriety Of locating a public
road to commence on the Elkton and War
wick road, at an angle in the same short
distance south OF the dwelling VI A. D. Caulk,
and TO run thence through, or by lands OF
Samuel Gillespie, James Bolton. and Richard
Lockwood, to the Warwick and Chapel road,
terminating at or near Warwick Academy.
Oct -, lSGO-5w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHARLps pINGEE.
ISAAC JACKSON. CHARLES DISGEE.
Harmony Grove Nurseries.

HAVlNG the ground at T. NJ. Harvcy's
l. 4 place about cleared, our sale ground
for the future will be ut the place occupied
10y Chas. Dingcc, on the state road, one mile
weM IF .4r0ndoIe, where we will he glad Ia
see those wanting Trees. Our stock this
Fall is very fine.
FRUIT IND ONANENTiL TREES
of every description.
Cnrrents, Goose6eyrics. Rospberies, Biackberrie>
Uawton and DoIchcstcr,) Asparagus, Rhu-
barb, Cor pie plant,) STRAWBERRIES, &c.
GRAPES. 80 varieties.
Usage ORANGE for hedging, by the lOO,-
0IO. Shrubbcry, Green House and Budding
Plants, &c.
Gy Orders promptly executed.
The completion of the Baltimore Central
Railroad through our grounds gives us ample
facilities for shipping.
Catalogues furnished on application.
ISAAC JACKSON X CO.,
(Succcssors to T. VI. Har,cy,)
JENNERvILLE, Chester county, Pa.
Sept p, 1860 pm.
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REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE,

AT PUBLIC SALE,
IN PORT DEPOSIT.
VN7ILL be sold at Public Sale, on the
w premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst
day Of November, 1860, at | pm all that
Valuable Real Estate,
situated in the town of Port Deposit, and
known as the Gordon Lots, OF Lots No. %
and No. ~ as marked on the map Of said
town, with the improvements thereon.
The property will be divided into four
lots and sold separately.
NOT NO. /. BEING A WHARF PRO-
PERTY, fronting eighty feet ON the river,
thence running back To and Icing bounded
on the east by the rear yards OF the dwellings
on lot No. also the right Of way to aid
from the said wharf by strcel now opened
between the dwellings on lot No. ..
LOT NO. =, And the IMPROVEMENTS,
consisting of ONE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, Two Dwellings. q stories high, and
one FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, two
Dwellings, 2 stories high in Ill, faur dwell
ings, fronting on Main street. Tho lots to
said houses being bounded as at present
enclosed.
LOT NO. 8, And the IMPROVEMENTS,
consisting of ONE BLOCK OF BRICK
BUILDINGS, four Dwellings, 81 stories
high, slate roof and very substantially CON
structed each house has basement story
suitable for mercantile or manufacturing
purposes. This lot fronts eighty feet on
Main street, and is bounded on the east by
High street.
LOT NO. 4, And the IMPROVEMENTS,
consisting of TWO FRAME BUILDINGS,
four Dwellings, stories high. This lot
fronts on High street and extend eastwardly
to the limit Of the aforesaid lots No. % and
No. 81.
All the above property is at present occu-
pied BY tenants, excepting one Of the brick
dwellings on Lot No.3.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the
purchase money in cash on the delivery of
deed; onethird in six tbs, satisfactorily
secured, and onc-third (if desired) to remain
on the property, secured by Bond and Mort
gage. Deferred payments to bear interest
from day of sale.
Any further information will be given by
Jos. b. Pngh, Agent of the owners at Port
Deposit, Md. ANNIE NJ. RINEllART,
ELIZABETH RlNEHART.
Oct. 10, 1S60.-ts.
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made to the Commissioners of
Cecil county, at their next regular meeting
after the 10Th day of November, next, for Il
public road to commence at or hear.the resi-
dcnce of Rev. A. Dewitt. on the road from
North East to the Rock Meeting House, and
running thence through lands 6t-said Dewitt,
Dinah Henderson's heirs, Crawford x Shcri-
dan. NJ orris Brogys S.. Mcdonnell, Joseph
Mccullough and Mrs. Metecr, and termi-
mating on the public road near Providence
mill dam. [Oct 20, lSCO-5w.
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FARM for Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND, in Delaware, near
II the State Line, within % miles of the
Pivot Bridge, containing ! II Acres; ~ acres
being Woodland, and the balance in cuItiva-
tion. This tract is situated in good neigh
borhood ; adioins lands of Nathan 7. Bout
den, James Boulder and others. Mr.. John
l.. Clayton, at the Pivot Bridge, will give
any information that may be desired in
regard to the property. For Terms apply to
JAS. r.. MCCULLOUGH, Attorney,
Sept %, 1860. Elkton.
".'Dcl Gazette and Commonwealth copy
law for CIV and send bill to advertiser.
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10 Boot and Shoe BUYERS.

TO Boot and Shoe Buyers.
HAVING made the Boot and Shoe Trade
l. l. SPECIALITY in my business beg leave to call
attention to the following list of Goods in that line with
the that for Cash down. they will be sold at
prices to compete with city dealers
MEN 5 AND BOYS BRANCH:
Gents Fine Calf Boots Mems Coarse scwcd Boots:
Mems Hungarian Boots; Mems Grained Watcr-Proof
Boots MEMS heavy peggcd Boots at SOB e pair Mems
high cut Brogans, full stock Mems heavy Brogans
priced Boys Fine Dress Boots; Boys Grained Water
Proof Boots; Boys Heavy Kip Boots; Boys pesged
Boots, as lew 81 2 Il pair: Boys Calf Oxford Tiles
Boys Calf Munrocs Boy. Heavy Brogans.
LADIES', MISSES and CIlILDRENS'
DEPARTMEHT.-Ladics'D Dressed Morocco Boots, with
heels Ladies black Kid Boots. with heels: Ladies' Tam
pco Goat Boots with heels; Ladies' black CATERS ;
Ladies Dressed Morocco Boots. without heels Ladies'
black Kid Boots without heels Ladies' Tampico Boots.
without heels Ladies' Enarcssed Morocco Boots without
hees Wom.ns high cut Calf Boots with heels Women
Morocco Boots extra sizes. 81 and ga Woncns begged
Boots, AZ low f110 y rar Ladies' Dressed Morocco
Bu.kns; Ladies' Unlrcsscd Morucco BuSkns: Girls
bordrred Shoes. heavy aud high cut Misses Dressed
Morocco Boots with heels: Misses black CATERS. with
heels. large assortment of Girls and Chhlrens Goat
| and Morocco Shoes. For sale at the Dry Goods and
Grocery Store Of X. +. MAY,
Elkton, Oct Il, 1860. In the {" Hollow"