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~ sSrS - ~ az az .e--9-. sssssS$ssy Sd .sf
Z Before my door ia summer s heat, 3
s. Propdi ;thes eIms their branches spread:
\ Cool yerdufe sprsng beneath my feet, ia. 8
And shadows played around my head;
yoyfulI passed '.he saltry hour,
And locksd the SUMS meridian power.
But when. with fwithsring h and; the frost
shriyeled the leaves, aud: gaunt and bare,
I 4Ther ma ked arms the elm tree tossed;
While Autumn tempests rent the air,
/ m%ourned % the summers glories fed.
And, copious tears Of sadness shed.
When winter came, and cold and still.
The ice-king forged his frozen chain,
And over snow.clad vale and hill
Midnight assumed her solemn reign;
Forth, looking from my window bars,
Through the stripped limbs saw the stars.
Thus earthly love. like summer leaves,
!, GLADDEN., but intercept our view;
But when bereft the spirit grieves,
And hopes are crushed, md comforts few,
Lo! In the depths of sorrows night
Beams forth from far celestial light
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(. Alas, lrHs POOR WIDOWS!

,F@ III tue inferior OF N. Caledonia, east Of
Vancouvers Island, and north of the Co.
lumbia, among the tribe called sTaw wa
tins, WHO are also Bsbines, and also among
other tribes in their neighborhood, the Gus
tom prevails Of burning the body with cir.
cumstances Of peculiar barbarity to the
widows OF the deceased. The dead BODY
ol the husband is laid naked upon large
heap of resinous wood, his wife is then
placed upon the body and covered over
with 9 skin; the pile is then aligltet, and
the poor woman is compelled to remain
until she is sufocated, when she is allowed
TO descend as best she can through, smoke
and flames. No sooner, however, does she
reach the ground, than she is expected 10
prevent the bodys-from becoming distorted
by the action Of the fire on the muscles
and sinews; and whenever sucl, an event
takes place, she must, with her bare hands
restore the burning corpse to its proper DO.
s'tlon, her person being the Whole time ex-
posed to the scorching effects of the in
tense heat. Should she fail in tile due
performance of this indispensable rite, from
weakness or the intensity of her pain she
Is LAID up by some one until the body is
consumed. A continual singing and beat.
ing Of drums ia kept up throughout the
ceremony, which browns her cries. After.
wards she must collect the unconsumed
pieces OF bones and ashes, and pu, them
into bag made for the purphse wb;.h
sne has TO carry on her back for three
years; remaining for the time a slave 10
her husbands :. relations, and being ne;,her
allowed to wash nor comb herself for the
whole time, so that she soon becomss .
most disgusting object. At the expirs,ion
o. tue shree years, feast is given by her
tormentorss who invite ali the friends and
relations Of her and themselves. A. tho
commencement 60 '' they deposit will, great cerc.
mony mon the remains of the burnt dead in q
/ 81 Dos. which they afix to the top of high
Pole, ~. and dance around it. The widow is
men 'i' stripped naked, and smeared rom
sneads % ioot with fish oil, over which one
]; sot a2' the sbystanders throws a quantity Of
vans down, covering her entire person.
fshe rs then obliged to dance with the
others. Alter all this is over, she j. free to
10 20 marry e. again, if she has the inclination
an isand couragge enough to venture on a sec
y. ono ilskEofr l. being roasted alive and the
4 ssAlbseqiient horrors.-Ex.
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MOORE g. ouAlFE

Would invite The Ladies' 10 Examine their stock
Of CLOTH, CASHMERE AND VELVET
3CLOKS nnd S4AWLS, No we have a very large
stockof these goods now in store. We have .
Gos,d ass"rtinrnt of Misses' and Ladies' FLATS
and BONN E'ri, HOOP SKIRTS in any ouan..
tity and nj all ;pr1ces.
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MOORE g. QUAIFE

Have now In store the best stock of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS over Shown in our town, IN
MERfNOS, neLANES, tHALLIES. CASSI
MERES ami SILKS. all grade. and a good
stock OF BLACK SILKS Lndies would d. we'll
TO examine before getting their supplies.
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ss /: f,ayges li6raries.-The largest library in
q 3.t'nlesworldsis y that2of the British Museum
sata s.s .cgqntaiDs q forty miles of shelves, The
sgpsrisIs s LiLrary, OF St: Petersburg stands
nextinssize. and contains about 5so ooo
solgmes. The Imperial Library Of Wen.
:#tla Probstl contains somewhat under Aoo
b gog ayoln,es, lg including MSS. The Roval
ssa5hIary of Berlin about soc, 900; Munich
ssens sseel what fewer; Copenhagen about 400
ss0eOs; s lsrestau; $50, 1000; Dresden 500.
sal s0oa tl1e University Library a, Go,,inoen
seo, 9gs.e ,ooo The famous Library Of tLe
B sticaptis less remarkable for the number
IS sl lts volumes, thar for the value Of its
sSand ga tbsi accessibility of its ,reas.
sSafss: The mum bet Of printed book. is
ssssrlpasly ss estimated sat 100000 and 500
! ~, eoo: The former, however, is consjdere.,
Sssesesrer etrutb 8 Tie value Of the manu-
4; stips lection believed 10 number abou,
~, Sss ,ooo cannot 20 over estimated, The
n hooks afes kept closed cases, and there
q Il sssno D! eata great cause. Of The
l,iaL surronuid ,the collection
Pt;nepal gallery &c tbe Library !,
about g tllousand y, 4 feet ipSlengtb.
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" The friends of JAMES A. McCORD r.N
sPeGt'ni'Y announce him a Candidate for tn
District. ''' n''e'hio
July 80, 1857 ID s,s
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CB The friends of JOHN A. HUNTER Fss
sPeE'i1iy ahhounce him candidate for the ofita
OF ordI"ty. at the next election. =.
oeto6rr q. 1855. II
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W. rhe friends of G. NJ. MATfis6N. tx.
sTpIGt,uiiy announce him candidate for TSS
Collector at the ensuimg ey.e,ron. i. . :
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+, The numerous friends of WESLEY A,
AZ, Gsq, ; resprcif"llv an"ounc. him q can.
'o' "a" Collector, at the ensuing electioff,
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THE ABBEvlLLE BANNER
Published Every Thursday Morning,
BY DAVIS & CREWS.

Terms Of subscription:--$200 in Ad.
vance, or $3.50 at the Expiration Of the
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EB The friends OF CAPT. w HaRR1d
respectfully announce him a Candidn,s ~, ~
t,. u's .. lax Collector Of Abbevle District: se,
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THE CELEBRATED
COPPER TOM

- - Il ASS
IL. HELL'S Patent Metallic TIp, DESIGNED
~ especially for Boys'. YoutI,s' and f:I,iI.
d'en'@ BOOTS AND SHOES. -
An Improvement, has BEEN applied To I{no,,s.zk
ana SHOES. ny which saving Of expense 10 tHSs;
c""s"!ner' OF two thirds. is realized, 6y Hc,u.xs
experiment The Tip consists of II piece of cor, )
per or other indstruc lbe material neatly fss
t@ne6 10 The toe Of the boot or shoe coru;in. -.
complete protection. This invention ia now
presented TO the public with the fullest know h.
edse "i ''a practical utiltv, having been ,es,edH
over Two years. and is destined entirely to snnsr
EIDE 'he old style, for Chillren's. Boys' rnd
fo"ies' Boots and Shoes The ininor,nnc. ~ !
ms invention will lie readily unprecedented a. II
Is well known Tint children invariably w.sr.ont
'heir boots aud slues first at the toe,, and viih,
inns protection, they will, upon an average. Wasrs
ut ir"s two t" three lines a. long ns the Old styl.
WINE The expense is hut lrifle more This irss
ve"i'on ia ais" especially urpIicabeS 10 Miners,s
5"o's' aud all occupations suhjerting the ,se Of
me "o"f or shoe !" lie cut or worn. Mercb.nt.
and The public generally, Will see the Importance
~ on"'nins these goods immediately, AZ th-v aro,
hes!,ne'f. Tor general Use. supersede .II o,b.r
kinds The gools may be oblainrd of ue.rIv IN
he,wh"reale dealers in the principal cities. or Of
the subscribers - -
CHASE. MCKINNEY d CO.,
tOwnera Of the Patiently Ro.,o,
Aug. 10, 1889 l6
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MORE g. OuAIFE

Have ow in store A very large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING. Hats and Cnps. We have
the Sranless Clothing. that we will warrant no,
tn rip. IL You wan. anything in. this way com,-
and see before you huy elsewhere, as " & promis.
TO awe yo" money in :iis department and to
sell you good goUds.
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,S96me We "fe authorized to .announce g. A,
,he a'',.; no as Canddste for Tax Collector II
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MOORE; q QuA1FR

Wsp3d just hessmsh ,hAttt,e;r terms and
way of doik 6pslness are III. same as'heret,.
tsfs ~ jSlsdd % sstsmd 70 ttsa sastk .sY6litf,
SS hEe q better evcrv day. ard We sfiiit 4, ,he
ssise :, y 2r'sSA','5eS7 81 fse =:
MOORE d QuAaFEs
5 Sepf. S5.ssbs 28 sH
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For Ordinary.

w Tho friends OF COL JOHN G BAsf$
ensuing election. - S
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RATES OF ADvERTIs1Nc%.

Every Advertisement inserted for a less time
nan three months, will be charged by the inser.
! 'on at One Dollar per Square Ut inch-the
spac" of IL solid lines or less for the first pser
ton, and Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
sertion
EB The Commissioners, Sheriff. Clerks and
ordinarys Advertisements will BE- inserted in
both papers. each charging half price.
tB Sheriff's Levies. One Dollar each.
eB Announcing Candidate, Five Dollars.
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the. Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer, at the following rates:
squire months. .............$5 500
square months. Observation-Disclosures, 8uu
l square months. 1000
l square IL months. s................I I2OU
squares months. ............ $40
squmrcs 6 months. Ii 90
squares months. ................... 1900
z square" ~ months. s...................2 2O. 10
D squares 8 months. .,x..., . 1000
SluareS months. ............ 1910
. ~l"a'es mohths. ................... 2l.0n
squares ~ months. s................. 25.O0
squares months. ........ I2Oo
feq"a'es n"htns .................. 1000
s4nhrcs D months. .................... 26.0O
squares IL months. 3O on
squhres months. s..........,,l Is On
squares months. ................... 25.nn
squares months Al ~,
squares ~ months. s................. $500
" Sq"ures . months. .................... 20.00
squares o 'hohths ................... 1000
squares "ohlhs.- .-..................3 $500
y squares ~ 'h"nti,s. ................. 1000
Z squares months es m
I'ures mohihs. .................... $500
squares months dl m
Z squares IL months. a6on
squares 8 months. "a M
8 squares mon,l,s % ro
squares 8: mouths AZ mn
8 squares 9 months. hs... 6n m,
Fractions of Squares will be charged in nronor.
ton {" the above rates.
eB business Cards for the term Of one year,
will he charged in proportion to the space they
occupy at One Dollar per line space.
eB For all advertisements set in double col
"m", Fifty per Cent extra will be added to the
| above rates.
DAVIS d CREWS,
For Banner;
LEE d WILSON,
For Press
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For Ta4 Collector,

=, The friends Of HENRY S. OAsbN Sbbooucs
nun Candidate for the office of Tax ColIecier,
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CAN DIDATEs. !.
For Colonel,

w The friends Of Capt. N. w. G
speetiully announce him a sCsndidate "a
mel Of 2"d Regiment Of Cavalry. to filI3
esa"Sy oceasoued by she resignation Of
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Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
some OF THE BEST PUaG ATlvE AND
Il LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub
lie.
These GUMS remove all morbid or bnd
matter from the system. supplying in their
spince healthy flow of bile invigora,iuv the
t"nnch. causing Eod 10 digest we'll Purify-
n ing the Bood giving lnne and health, to the
A whole machinery, rern"ving the cause of The
disease -effectiug radical cure.
"a Bilious attacks arc cured, aud, what ia bet.
ter. prevented by the occasional use Of the
d Liver lnvigorhtor. ~.
Que dose after eating ia sufficient to relieve
f, the stomach and prevent the food from rising
~ and souri"g
a Oily one dose taken before retiring pre-
vents nightmare. ~,
X Only one dose taken al night, loosens the
bowels gently, and cures cosliveness
a Que dose tukcn after each meal will cure
l Dyspepsia
p One dsae Of two teaspoonfuls will always
= relieve Sick II eaduchc.
q Only one d"se sImmidiately relieves Colo,
=. while ali who use it are giving their unani
n nous testimony tin it's favor.
One doae often repeated il a sure cure for
4, Cholera Morbns, and u preventive of Cholera.
n Only one bottle is needed to thrnw opt Of the
q system the effeats Of medicine after long
~ sickness.
b One hottie taken for Jaundice, removes all
saIlhwness or unnatural color from The skin
n One dose taken short time before eating
.igives v,aor lo the aPpstits and makes the food
ifdigest we'll -
One dose, often repeated, .onres Chronic
Oinrfhesa in its worst form, whiEe Summer and
Bowel coihplsinss yield almost 10 Tie first
A fewcbo,,les will eurs Dropsyby exciting the.
absnrbeuis ~ aSssss.As9
We tak~, piaasuteia recommending shia, ,rnsdfE;
cine ss asPrryenfive hm Fever agd Aaus. Chill
Fever. aild all Fryers Of a: BiItods type. on.
crates with certaiaty. and thousands are willing
to testify 70 ito woaaerful virtues,
Mix water in tho mouth with tile sInvirosa,
tor, and swallow Doll tOgstleE :, -, =: -.
raias oas DoLLAx srsR psrfIx y Z -:
sspa, sasyoRp, Preprietor, No. s4s. BrosdwsJS
Rstailed by-sn Dugsisas S.seyd, >a,so. .by
DosALD MoLAyoHtir. ahaF assets.. 4IiESg i !:
EnwAaDs. Atheyilie c. II; s. g. = 80 !:
April 90. 1859 IaSJ III -
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FEVER AND AGUE.

THIS trying and provoking iiscas-, which fixes its
relentless grasp the lny II mnn, re..:ins him 70
mere shallow IN shm- -,;rrr ~ time. ami rendering
him physically an' mentally useless, cili, defeated
ami driven from the '"ly the IIOSTETTER's
RENOWNED BlTTERS. Further. ,,,y "f the above
stated diseases not lie contracted when exposed to
any ordinary conditions rolurins them. if the Bit,crs
are used per lir.rtiuns And it neither creates
nausea Nor ",re'ris ,l,r lnte. am, rendering uneces
Giry any cE,u4e nf diet interruption to us,nl pur
SUITS hut promotes sound sleep an" healthy digestion.
The complaint is Tins rcm,vc, sIcriily rs is cCn
sstent with the production Of q thorough and perma
cure
For Persons in advanced years
w,o suffering from mn cnf.c:e,l constitution and
inhrm '"iy these I'i,ters Invaluable US - res,ura.
tive Of strength AMI v:"r ant. ,,rrls uny to tried
to be appreciated. And to a uptlirr willie nursing
these Bitters iudisI-rst'Ic Ic, especially where the
mothers n"ur>,net Is Inadequate 1" the demand,
OF the child, consequently her strength must yield,
al" here It Is where good tn;c such flustetters
Stomach Filters is nrelrl t" ininrt Temporary strength
and visr to :e system. La,l,s smnl i.y all means
y this remedy fr all of lie iiiiy 1i Ie!ne So
doing, ask your physician, WHIP. If he is acquainted
with tile virtues Of the i,l,vrs. will recommend their
use in all cs,ses uf weakness.
(NTl0A.-We caution the public against
using any Ol the n':ny InIintn> or cuuII-
trrtrits. but ask for io,rtrriRs ClLinR,rIp
STOMACH BsrrLks. and sec that ,nci, bottle
has the words :" DR. j llu-l.ttrrs S,vnnch
BIttrrs" blown the side OF The iu,il, und
STAMPED Oh the metallic cap covering the
cork. a't'i observe :hat our autograph sigma
turc is on the labrl.
u Prepared and .tid By HDSTETTER l.
SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa. aud sold By MI
Druggists. grorcrs, aud dealers generally
throughout the En'ted STATES, Canada, South
imerica aud Grrlnnny.
SEQ VII g. EAD,
NEW ORLEANS, L.,
"'"'">nie agents.
SOLD BY
DONALD McIIAUamLIN. Abhpvile c. H.
+. M. PENS. Ehgefield e.. II.
May 4, 1859 2 lv
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4 z 81 I s. ,t's| !
|Elgs
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DRY GOODS.

, GnI,,htLANi'S, HOWELL & CO.; HYATT
MCb"kNEY ..C GO. JOHNSTON. CREWS q
Co.; CRANE, BOYLSTON l. CO.; JOHN
q: MiLNOR 4 CO; KERRISON & I.EID.
iNG; CHAMBERLAIN. MILLER d. co. =:
). ;: !. BOWIE d CO.; ROBERT ADf;ER
q CO: NAYLER. SMITH d CO.; CAnOW,
MCKENZIE IL ca w. 'O"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-18

A FIRsr-RATE NoTIcE FOR AMERICA
The Liverpool Times, in a review Of the
commercial relations between Great Britain
and America, says
The commerce of America now extends
to every country, and it possesses a COM
mercial marine which falls short only of
that of the Old Country, and far exceeds
that of any other nation. Like the country
from which it sprang, America offers a safe
refuge for the political exile and an asylum
for the oppressed of every nation, and the
ample shield of its protection extends over
the humbest citizen in the most distant re-
gion of the earth. The redundant labor and
capital of the Old World find profitable
employment with this young and prosper
Gus community, and adventurous spirits
from all countries. impelled by the de-
sire for wealth, and crowds flying from
the poverty and tyranny Of their native
lands, merge their political and natural
differences in the proud title of citizens-of
the United States. The dense forests,
which in the time of our grandfathers
were unbroken solitudes, and the wide
prairies which were the hunting grounds
of savages, are now waving cornfelds, the
capitals of 6ourishing States, and the crowd
ed seats of native manufactures, or the
busy uarts of trade.
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WArcH1NG TIE BALLOT Box-A new
evolution in the drill OF the Indiana Wide
Awskes When Judge Of Election takes
The Ballot Box to his house-when the polls
adjourn for dinner or supper-three Wide
Awakes, uninyited, go home with him
They stay by the ballot box, take dinner
with the judge, and impress him that it is
all done to save him from suspicion in case
the ballot box should rot count out salts
factory. This was dope by our Wide
Awahes in New Town, in this county, on
last Tuesday. It is a capital idea, and in
the future We hope it will be Incorporated
in the National Wide Awake Manual
L0scrence5Ug Republican.
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Bl~ Bayard Taylor tells the story of
building his house very richly. He says
when he was considering what sort of
house he should build:
The community found, had settled the
matter long before me. The house was to
contain something of every stylish archi-
lecture which I had seen in my wanderings
over the world. There was to be a Gre
clan facade, with one wing Gothic and the
other Saracenic; Chinese pagoda at one
corner, an Italian campanile at the other;
and the pineapple doom of a Hindoo
temple between the chimneys. The doors
would be copied from Westminster Abbey,
the windows from the Mosque of Omar,
the ceilings from the ALEXANDRIA, and the
stsircases from the Mormon Temple vt
Salt Lake. The material, of course, was TO
be a mixture of brick, granite, porcelain,
tiles, clap-boards, marble, adOhes and por-
phyry. But mans life and works, alas
too often fail to realize the expectations of
his friends.
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.


Electors tor the State at Large.
WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur.
+ JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors.
list Itstrict-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox.
I'd Distriet-JOhn W. Ray, of Clarke.
I'd Distriet-Morton G. Hunter, of Monroe.
4th District-JOhn II. Farquhar, of Franklin.
eth District-Nelson TTusler, of eayette.
6tb District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock.
18th District-John Banna, of Putnam.
srh District-Samuel A. Huff, of TippecanOe.
9th District-James Y. Tyner, of Miami.
9TH District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen.
it'll Distriet-Dsvid o. Daily, of Huntington.
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Medical Caro-.
CURTIS n. BILL, NJ. D.,
Late Physician in n. Y. Hospital,
III 9" NoE.E

Rs All orders left at his rooms or at tho Hotel
Office will receive immediate attention.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS
HE-Ofice and Residence (for the present. Sher-
wood House.
In rendering his services TO the citizens Of Evans
vile, DR.. T. deems II pertinent to say, thar after
years OF active practice in New York city, thus
becoming Thoroughly COnversent with every phase
of disease, and having service in the largest
and best conducted Hospital III America, he is
hdent of being able, through the application Of
true medical science, and ministration Of the
most approved MEANS TO satisfy all reasonable de-
rnanls upon his professional skill.
DR.. B, as a guarantee of his standing and abil-
ity, is proud to refer to the following wellknown
gentlemen Valentine Mott, NJ. D., L. l.. D.. Prof
Surgery, N Y. City Martyr Paine, III. D., L. L.
u, University Prof, y. Y. City Willard Parker,
N. D., Prof. Surgery, COIL Physicians and Sur
seons; Pref w. II, Van Buren,, Surgeon TO \. Y Hos
pita; Prof 1. 7. Metcaf, Physician to Bellevue
D., and DR.. Goddard of Philadelphia; Daniel
Meeker, NJ. D., LapOrte, Ind O. H Smith, N. D,
Chicago;J. n. Mcdowell, NJ. D. & G. B. Pope, NJ D.,
st. Louis Oct 12-1wd
~ -8DEHS' Sg.s TS.-TS-E H.q PsE JUST
III received another lot of Floreutine, Coburg,
Leghorn, Straw, Rutland, and Cloth Hats, for
NJ iSses and Ladies. Call soon, at
SCHAPKER d BUSSING'S,
octl2 No. 10 Main street.
EpOOTS .E.N.D ROEs.-REED S
III Burrows stock Of Boots and Shoes is again
large and complete, made by heavy recruits.
Their stock - inferior to none ever brought to this
part of tue State and they Offering them
very reduced prices to cash and prompt paying
tr lde, at {oCt12) No IS MAIN STREET.
$1,000 LES RK.E T~X' CEK2.gR SIDES,
~ 200 Ibs Cincinnati Bologna Sausage, just re-
ceived at (oct12) COOK Il LANGLEY'S.
ego q 3 n n PIN" s. GOODS E.N'
III great abundance at
octI2 COOK & LANGLEY'S.
EJ y x q a V.sSKETE' or 8E@OGD
IL and Willow Ware at
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