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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-02-24
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You know what handsome little mes
sage Mr.. Grow brought back from the Pres
ident to the House, when he had informed
him that the House was organized, &C., DC
Now I have it on the very best authori
ty, that what the President did say, whel
informed of the organization, was:
"Well, gentlemen, don't care a -
if it is. Won't you help yourselves F'-
pointing to a sideboard whereon the spirit:
of rye and corn were confined in decanters
Just now every one is talking of zone
more unfortunate" pa Democratic member
of Congress from one of the Northwestern
States,-who, the other day, drew pay and
mileage to the amount of $500 and went
in the evening to gamblers hell. Here
he drank, and as he drank he played
HLuck" was against him and when the grey
dawn stole through the closed windows, bis
$4,000 had gone TO the man of the "tiger.'
He was so drunk too, that be could be got
home only by stratagem. He was made to
believe that he had been challenged, and
was led away to prepare for the meeting at
Bladensburg.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-02-24
Fremont journal.



Father, have wandered far,
o, be now my guiding star
Draw my footsteps back 70 Thee,
Set my struggling spiut.free.
Save me from the doubts that roll
Der the chaos Of my soul
Let one ray Of truth illums
And dispei the thiek'ning gloom
God Of truth, and peace, andlovo.
Hear my prayerl
Draw my restless thoughts above
Keep them therei
Father, save me At this hour,
From the tempter's fearful power
Purify the hidden springs
0fmy Wild imaginings-
have thought Till thought Is pain,
Searched for peace still search ia vain,
Out Of Thee cannot find
Rest for the immortal mind.
Now l come to Thee for aid
Peace restore
Let my soul on Thee be stayed
Forevermore
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-02-24
FARM EOR SALE.

~ THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm Of one
M;;. hundred and fourteen lying the Western
slik Reserve and Maumee Road, In Green Creek town
ship, two and half miles east of Fremont The farm is
we'll fenced and improved having good house and barn
omit agood orchard ofyoung trees three wells of water
and good cisern. Seventve cleared and the
balance in good timber Possession given on sale Title
clear Further information be had by calling on the
subscriber on the premises. GEORGE KRIDLER
Fremont, Oct. 22d 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-02-24

A correspondent writing for the Sandus
ky Register, in discussing the question o.
Pro Rata freights says:
"'ro friends IT. and e. l would say, we
bad better counsel tho Legislature to pro.
hibit Cleveland, Toledo ard Fremont from
selling goods cheaper, and paying higher
prices for produce than is done here; OF
have them legislate more enterprise and
perseverance into our business men,"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-02-24
ALSO
NFOR DIS
Family Cathartic Pills,

PHre Iegetdbte Extracts and put up ia Glass Cases. Air
Itght, and wH keep in any climate.
The tam'ty Cathdrtte PHI is a gentle but active
Cathartc which the pro- lprietor has used In his
practice more than twenty = lyears.
The constantly increas- 8 ling demand from those WIN
have long used the Psl5 land the satisfaction which
all express in regard tols their use has induced me
TO place them within thel lreach of all
The Profession well kpOwlS THAT different Catbartcs
act on different portions of = the bowels.
The Family Cdtharticlss Pin has with due refer
to this well eStabsh-l@ led fact been commanded
from variety othe purest Vegetable Extracts which
act alke on every part OF the Almentary Canal and
good and safe in all ca = ses where Cathartic is
needed, such DerdRge- = lments of Stomach SseDi-
Pains in the Back and Lotas Cosfireusss Pain
cHd soreness orer he nhofe body, from sudden cold
which frequently, If neg-S lected end in long course
of Fever Loss of Appetite IL la CreeDia0 ss1sGlio1 of
O1er me oOdy hestsssHess Headache, toeih in the
All IIfammat0ry Diseases, Worms in Children, Id
HHs, Rheumatism, greatl Purifier Of the Blood and
many diseases 70 which - hesh is heir, too numerous
TO mentlon In this advert tisement. Dose to 8.
Price, 3 Dimes.
The Luer TaUigOraOr and Family Cathartic Pills are
reaed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the
trade in all the large towns
5. L. w. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturers and Proprietor.
335 Broadway, New York
sold in Fremont, by BUCKLAND X GRAHAM,
Z1yl and G. r. McCULL0CH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-02-24

The EIGHT K's.-The Hon. Henry CLAY
was denominated the Eight KS by coterie
ofwags in Washington, while that gentleman
was member of the Senate. He acquired
this title thus: A gentleman sitting IN the
gallery Of the Senate Chamber during al
interesting debate, wished to introduce Mr.
Clay % bis friend, a foreigner, who sat be.
side him without disturbing the house, and
wrote upon card for him thus: "Tbe gen
tleman % tho left Of the Speaker, in klarei
kolored koat with hirnson kollar, is Mr..
klay, member Of Kongress, from Kentucky.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-02-24
1T Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG.
Affirm its Truth.

Vaz. That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
WILL preserve igfaiby the grorth and colo, of the
hair L used two or three times week. to any imaginable
age Perfectly restore the gray, the bald with
tures own ornament, the hair; make It soft and
beautiful than any OIL and preserve the scalp free from all
disease to the greatest age Statesmen judges Attorn
eys Doctors Clergymen Professional and Gentlemen
and Ladies of all classes all the world bear testi
mony that do not too much in its favor Read the
following and judge:
HICKORY GROVE, St. Charles Co., No.. Nov. 10, 1857.
PROF. o. j. WooD.-Dear Sir; Some time last summer
were induced to Of your Hair Restorative
and its effects wonderful feel it duty to
you and the afflicted to report it,
Ourlitle sons head for time had been perfectly
covered with sores and called IT scald head The
hair almost entirely came off in consequence, when a
FRIEND seeing his suengs advised your Resto-
rative did so with little hope of success but
surprise, and that of all friends very few applica
tons removed the disease entirely and new and uxuri
ant crop of hair soon started out, and say
that our boy has as healthy scalp and uxuriant
crop Of hair any other child We can therefore and
do hereby, recommend your Restorative perfect rem
edy for all diseases of the scalp and hair We yours
reSDectfully.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-02-24
This agreeable Tonic, designed
especially as
Safe dndreh0bLe Medicine
for Family Use,

is offered to the Public as a supe-
rior article, pol1ef1ing all the vir-
tues afcribed to it as Medicinal
Beverage, and deferving of their
patronage in preference to the fus-
picious decodions emanating from
irrel elpon6ble fources, and fold un-
der various pretentious names.
The fad that our houfe Established
in l778,) has attained a favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity of its Liquors, will, we
trult, be sufficient guarantee of the
excellence of this article.
Put up in Quart BOTTLES, in
cafes of one and two dozen each,
and fold throughout the world by
Druggilts, Grocers, &c.
DruggiftS and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIES,
Dired from United States Bond%
ed Warehoufes.
Sold by BUCKLAND 4 GRAHAM, and
CIR McCULLOCH, Fremont 17y1
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The yiceroy Of Egypt has sent Mr.. Rarey,
now in Paris, an offer Of FIVE blooded horses,
as good as can be bought in Egypt and
Arabia, if he will 60 to Cairo and give in
stfuctions In bis ART Of horse-taming.
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GEO. W. HIGGINBoTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINB0THAM

Cincinnati, o., Feb 10, 1857.
PRoF. WooD.-Dear Sir; My hair had for several years
been becoming prematurey gray, accompanied by harsh
ness which rendered the constant application Of oil
sary in dressing II. When using your Hair
Restorative about two months ago n that condition.
and having continued its till within the last three
weeks 1t has turned to its natural color and assumed
soness and ustre greatly to be preferred to those pro-
duced by the application of oils any other preparation
have ever used. Iregard 1t indispensable article
for ladys toilet whether to be used as Hair Reso-
atiye or for the simple purpose of dressing beauty
ing The hair You have permission to refer to all who
entertain any doubt Of its performing all that claimed
for 1t. MRS. C. SYMONDS
ia Third Street.
WELLINGTON, NO., Dec. 8, 1857.
PROF. WooD.-Dear Sir: BY the advice of a fiend OF
mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative was
induced to try It, Ihad the fever, time last May
and nearly every hair in my head came out. Now my
hair has come in thicker than 1t ever was. Nothing
but duty and sympathy that feel to communicate TO
others who afflicted as have been, would induce mo
to give this acknowledgment of the benefit received
from Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours Respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put bottles of Sizes Wis large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint, and retais
for dollar per bottles the medium holds at least twen
y per cent more in proportion than the small retas for
two dollars bottle; the large holds quart 40 per cent
more In proportion and retails for SO bottle.
o. j. WOOD co. Proprietors, 312 Broadway New
York. lin the great N Y. Wire Railing Establisment)
and ia Market ST.. st. Louis Mo.
And sold by all good druggists and fancy goods dealers
Sold in Fremont by BUCKLAND 4 GRAHAM
H-y1 and G. X. MoCULL0CH.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

aer.is~. ers sf SATURDAH, Feb. IL, 1860.
At IL O'Clock, A. NJ, the House was called to
order by Speaker ORuTcHglELD, aud opened
with prayer by Rev. L. w. SEELxY, Of the
BiHs Rsporsed.-A bill was reported, from the
: appropriate committee, TO incorporate an Oil
Cloth Company in the county Of Kanawha.
kssefsts0ss OF Inquiry into Expedtsncy.-The
3ollOWing resolutions were offered and adopt.
Cd. vixs BY Mr.. Welch, Of Incorporating the
Rryanp0rt Goal Company, In Kanawha coun.
.sty; by Mr.. Segnr. Of Incorporating the Ches-
2 epeeke Female College, BY Mr.. Wilcox, Of al
lowing the County Court Of James CITY
fcOanty 70 make sale Of ali their right and title
q the Cou-t.houss and lands Of said county
In the city Of Williamsburg. staaf IS
- Ersstxg Sesstsss. Mr. DUCKwAIL submit
tod the following resolution: ~
RssSS.rsd: That during the remainder Of the sss
s1S aao s, otsss ass.s bill;
Rs.olve4. That the rules Of this House hall not
ssa ~ 9sSs eS e sss :HSh co.rssy hs; bsss
c.cs g The: e vAom such courtesy has not yst
! Er HssAs offered the following a. a sub.
setttate for the resolution and amendment:
ksselcsd. That. after this days ssssion. there
Ssen g :ycass sessions Of this House. conmsne-
!. Tue ayes and noes being called for, the sub
o ltute Was adopted.
Mr.. DucKwALL moved to amend the substi.
aats BY striking ont siive" and inserting
IT. JoxEs, Of A, moved TO lay the subject
upoa the Table. The motion did not prevail.
The Qnesti0n then REQUIRED ON the PROPOSE
ten tostrike ont, and il was lost.
NJ. AoexlHs moved 10 amend by striking
! opt 20 much - relates TO i've O'Clock as the
noor 81 Meeting. and inserting, that the House
sns.,' e,fias he remainder OF the session.
. On motion Of Mr.. RARpour tia spbiact vras
laid on the table. Z =
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MOVEMENT OF ABoLITiONIsTs IN THE BRIT.
IsH PARLIANENT.-We were some time since
informed that a combined effort was to be
made by the British and American abolition
lists against the existing institution of slavery
in our Southern S&tes. Several of John
Browns principal tools were Engiishmen; he
is said to have sent agents to England, and to
have received money from there; and the flu
gitive revolutionary aboiitionists from here
are now endeavoring to stir up the sympathies
and bleed the pockets of their British cousins.
At a recent meeting in Wakefield, England,
which was addressed by the mulatto Fred
douglass and Miss Remond, the former an
nounced that the British people "were to have
very important subject brought before them
for con sideration, and that was the propriety
OF forming an anti-slavery society, which
should assist in the work Of the abolition OF
slavery in the United States.'' As a part of
this movement. no doubt, Lord Brougham,
who is one of the old original abolition lead
ers. moved, ON the 27th. in the British House
of Lords, that the government should lay be.
fore the House information in regard to sla-
very, and the amount Of cotton imported from
the United States. Lord Normandy promised.
Gu the part of the government, that what in
formation ii possessed should be forthcoming
atan early day.-N. Y Herald
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.


Ia BOOTS, SHOES, kc.--The atten-
A.B ton OF the public is respectfully asked ia
my stock of Boots and Shoes, consisting Of every
variety of style and quality, for Ladies, Gentle
men, Misses, Boys. Children and Servants. shall
continue, as heretofore, to manu- facture as extep
sivey any other house in tho city every think in
my line that may be called for, and shall, have
always done. use mono but the best material
that can be procure anywhere. Persons deslrOus
Of purchasing Richmond made Boots and Shoes
are assured that they will find good assortment
at as low prices az such goods can be had for 1t
the establishment, No. IS Main street
JNO. PACE. N.
A CARD.-We return our thanks to our Gus
"A toners and the public generally. for the very
literal patronage We have received from them and
hope by strict attention to business to merit
tinuance Of the sane, assuring them that no pains
will be spared to give them entire satisfaction
Having IN our employ me Mt the best w~rkmen that
this country can produce. We are now better pro
pared TO manufacture ladies' gentlemen's misses
and boys BOOTS and SHOES, of every de.
scripti0n, and on much larger scale than he rctO-
fore. We import all of our materials direct, fOs
the manufacture Of all kinds of work made here,
which will always be found superior to any North
ern work. We shall engage more largely in manu-
Featuring than heretofore. and we call especial at
tentlon OF alkin want Of good work and at fair
prlces, to call on ALEX. HILL CO..
Manufacturers and Importers Of
BsOts Shoes, Trunks &c,
III Main st., Richmond, Va.
Richmond. January 10, l66U.
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LIBERAL BEQUEsTs.-Michael Allen, a ma
1--WE OF ireland, but for many years q resident
of Pittsburg, Pa, died there in 1851, leaving a
large estate, the settlement of which involved
some litigation. 1t has, however, recently been
settled, and the following requests announced:
orphans Asy ium OF the cities of Pittsburgan
Allegheny, $1,000; First Presbyterian Church
of Pittshurg, S2,OOO; the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church of the United States,
$ihM0; Board Of Missions of the General As
sembly OF the Presbyterian Church of the Uni
led 5 laies. S4,OOO; Foreign Evangelical Socie-
ty, New York, $4,000; Board Of Missions of
the General Assembly of the Presby teran
Church of the United States Of America, SIS, zoo;
Board Of Education Of the General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian Church of the United
States of America, o 600; Presbyterian Board
of Publication, 8, OOU; American Bible Society,
e6,W00; the American Tract Society, 81, 600; the
American Sunday School Union, located in the
city Of Philadelphia, S4,0OO.
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t. Binford, Dickinson / Wsislger, Is Main st.
Oegs leave to call the attention Of his friends and
HATS, GAPS. and FANCY FURH. which have
been selected from the largest manafactorles, or
the NEST favorable terms. especially for the Var
ssNia, North Cayoltaa and TsnassSee Trade, com
Rri.ing al! the LAT EST and MOST FASHfONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms. :
Merchants are respectfully. solicited to examine
cannot be surpassed.
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MkAl REDUCTION IN The -
~ PRICE OF HATS AND bOOTN.-A
From u to 70 per cont. saved BY buv-
ing from ]. H. ANTHONY,
WA Columbian Hotel building
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, - 50; do. secOna
quality, o9; fesh,cnable Silk Hats, g; fine cali
hne calf skin sewed Shoes, ! s.
J. H. ANTHONY ha4 made arrangements with
one OF the best makers in the city Of Philadeiphs
to supply him with handsome and Substantial cali
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre-
:edented low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. 90 23-dA Wta
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no the FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

ITO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.
Facts which have recently come to our know
ledge, together with advertisements, and a card
which has been sent extensively through the cOun
try to our fri,Dds and customers. and from which
we make the folowins extract: . The subscriber
6ye years on Franklin street, under the style Of
WATT CO., bess leave to inform his friends
firm does not now exist" have SATISFIED US that
regular and systematic effort has AVID is still e.
hs sss ss 81 G6 g.
3 not IN exis!encs and that the cni, place to get
is daily violating the Patent Laws, and nnjustis
dfspf,v.ng George Wat Of his property, BY making
desire to correct the MP thu: .oSs To-
rs I'll: fps n as
as' S IT, i F. h' seS Of
constantly on hand large stock, Of ali sizes. made
under our personal .upervlsion, from the only
which we warrant to the buyer, and are deter
s az in ne sn.at
70 his friends and the public who have sustained
Ss and We ''s %%TT Of
Virginia SAVING BANK.
ca''''scs1 1 81 a 1Lssisssas 1 Of Va.
rate e si1 per centam per annum is paid for sums
@So ~ sii sss
csss 1Ra !. &: :.os. q y b
spence. corner of Main and Governor streets,
sAM'LS: C0TrRELL, Pres't.
WIsEs RsE sEARktI 1 EsD5f sEI2iE,
IN announcinE that he has reduced the prices Of
q aod snd z rSs snd dsyf e1 Isnd
ssa
Flxtares 70 match; Curtain Band. and cornicee,
ss1 Ssest yssrSisty e English and Ansrican OH
widths Call and see prices, g the establishsd
cssa' Dry Goods aRd T SSES sh:s q s sto.
dss-sn o1eosits ths stors Of Q.aIiss %.
~ BTORE-No. ., MAIN sT.-The sabscrihsr
has takep the above store. and ofbn fer eale .
III &is fSsEisss laEss g 7'ls;
S SIsa s5zp cc2x u ~ ssf s.. r0sk
81 g & ai a e
TvOMY BALANCE nANOLR TApLE
TsSls .ed ps:ss iSEs Ss g s. ,.s.s M
sss essff ii L1Ess & ~ 1..:
rs s. sold IN iesa q as,os.a.,sdasa h,saies ~
: rs !. Assllsss sssass. , Z nssss ssess.
f13yE1 eEED.-le bsshsls 1gins clsssf
- 80. = .'o's' sos sP kSa z ) p,rAs.rrs
3s LII: A sqs.s; (. 20: cIsaIs, sSSs1s1
* ~ g l'af sssls M al II s 81 :
100 sIss. &C. :::' T e. 50 IL
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n ROOTS AND SHOES MADE

- have been for some time past, making inca
snred work to order and having enlarked sur man
ufactuTiny establishment, we have better facili
ties t. serve our customers and the public general
ly with ever, thing PC! tanning IT, the Boot and Shoe
for cavalry purposes; weIlins ton and ASH A. ton
boots; ylan stitched and channel bottom Boots
since, double and cork sole Boots. We also make
to order Boots and Shoes for deformsd feet.
We will undertake to make work of every variety
and style worn both in this country and Europe.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO.
Next to the American Hotel.
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JAMES D. BROWNIES

JAMES ID. BROWNIES
y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9Th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES. &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
M Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city nd country. IN
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SLATE sOOFlN .

JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years. experience in the
business, 10 prepared to put en- SLATE ROOFS O.
every description, and with the best materials, ct
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
application, and orders left at his office, on ain
street, near 9th, or at the office of ALBERT L.
WEsL. Architect, Goddin's Hall, will be promptly
IN cn,k
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r BOOTS AND SHOES..GREAT 80
REDCCTION In PRICES.-CHA6.06
40BEHLE, Broad street, between ID and Sd
Servants' wear CONSTANT, ON hand, and deEes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his limo
himself. loo H-iyl CHARLES BELLE. ;.
GREAT CHANCE TO BUY HATS,
ACAPs AND LADIES' FURH CHEAP. VERY
CAPS AT COST.-Haying detsrmined 10 close Out
my stock of Hats and Caps; shall sell from this
at cost for cash. Now is the chance for those in
want Of Hats and Caps to buv low-.s Is ono at -,
sat S3 So. q - q for SS; soft Hats worth $3.50
So too numerous to mention; Caps from Is cents
to 81. am determined to sell off all Of my stock
calling at 207 Broad street have ali Of tho late
styles of sOft Hats and Dress Hats of my own man
toe. VIM. T.. MOORE.
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a : GOING NoRT FHaNSlv'

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TFio1S ". d d
chEcks.nGREAT N6Sks FHHEEFANS R Ro TT4ss l
Tying, the great United States Mail. Tr..- s
Sunday night xcepted, between Rchmo,Ss q !!
sndIia, WASHINGTON, Baltimore, Phllsde,aa, e \,
YORK, and all important points West va =
Creek. and Washington, over Inc RicS T We Ass
srickstMrs / Potomac Railroad. 10 H. J.,
river, Is miles, and by splendid And ' aeml..
steamers thence to Washington, IS mle, T !, '.
miles IN seven hours: being c0mfortab, ~ l
Hours of departure: $50. A. NJ, and IN o
BAGGAGE. under charge Of ss.c,s' Z -
ca ECkED THROUGH tow ash,ustnn Az ~
Philade lphia and New York. 's'asa
ThRousH TICKETS can be secured a, III. e.,
inS ratAf. 80 - IN Ws
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n ELLETT Z WElSl0ER,
0oppose4HTsH| % s ns'e Hii,s.asls saxx.
S:&sS;S ftE EhxAiHE %
r.: s$S Sss|f Bsas: a1is {; SSfS
in great variety. 80
-. LADIEs', Misses and Cbildrsn's
Laced 3D. and a Br,.Sn.d S..sI. Half Cater:
boOts. Shoes, Caters, slippers. 30. Of the best
city Broad a. 81
FIN .o Jusr ., 0R.N y l nsx and veil =,
'EA'A' Boxes. vaiiees. Trsyslils BsEs, &C.. ns
l85 Broad st., between sth and 9Th.
Il A CHOICE .ASSORTMENT or gents
md boys Calf Sswed Boots. Shoes, Oxford
Tlss. TO-. Il 9. HELLER COS.
OSHOES.-Jus opened another lot of the
:sovs' Of the latest STYLE very es. s9d ;9ss.ior.
hhk9.. y III: As. 3. Z. Ss s..I.s
shoss. very handsome. ct WM. WALSHN. :
,CMsh D1 EN's NO RyCCO
bOYT ES.-A large supply Of all sixes.
heels. a '''' % - VIZ NE ~ Lssiashsa'
t -, JUST ECElvED aneshsr supply q
Ladiee' and Childrsa's booss and SlGes,
srs 80 ssss ss.'' and s. a.
oNRR OH: NAN. MAN, T60O AIT
sss as:s; y ssAiS, RE- 1s s,:.. 4 ..
Stssars Masts y contemplate aloa. So nov for -
Ns; EoiIoa 1 Al ssiai. ~ last aAvsr,.ssnsp,
Bad besn .tsasiae astronoeiy q coHrse. Ssovle
= ssss s. ::ns ISL
~: - isss ssiss - -.
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