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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-16

The man who wears pegeed boots, al.
ways "has music In bis SOLE"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-16

"There's more IN Jlms head than you
imagine" said parent of his son. very
stupid looking boy.
II should Judge So" said byslander.
"lrom the way he scratches his head
sometimes"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-16

Gen. George Beck!ey, President of the
order kuown as the knights OF the Col
den Circle, addressed portion Of rhe tl'-
izens Of Lyrchburg, on Wednesday night
last in exposition OF hs plans and purPo-
ses Of that organization.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-16

Those who are familiar with Byron' )
poems, Will very really see the appro-
pirate beauty of the following lines, which
seem to be a reply TO those OF Ihe great
bard, commencing
"Face thee well and IS forever,
Suli forever, fare thee we'll,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-16


just YOU ask it, said one, at is old
enough 10 speak Tor IlselI."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-16

We heard good JOKE once Of party
Of young fellows who found fault vita
he butter on The boardlng.house table.
"W hat - lhe mailer with II = said Ihe
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-16
\ H. ZITTLE, EDITOR AND PROP PRIETOR.
popcrpoeo nee Aouisne lturc florop agriculture

SHEPHERDSFQWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA, SATURDAY N0RNN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14
SPRING STOCK
OF
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
A. v. RUTL ND, ..
SO. 80 Union street

(sUeozssOR Al y. A. ". RUTLAND)
receiving cEe Of the complete sort1e1ts OF
Boots and Shoes brought this Market which hssheen
selected with great from the best Manufacturers expressly
for the retail trade comprising in part follows
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w ALtuts
FORM OF 0FRER-

agree to furnish AID deliver IN the respective all
articles named in the classes hereuntO Exed agTesby the
provisions Of The schedules therefor, and In conformity with
advertisement Of the Bureau Of Construction. &e Of August
p 1850 should offer be accepted, request to be addressed
81 -, and the contract sent to the navy agent 81
or %, Tor signature and and certificate
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Glass No. /. Brcs elassNe g. Whepine, spruce juniper
class No. T. Lime hair and platter class No. o. Gravel
sand class No. H. In iron nA, and spikes elsss No. H.
Steel class Il Files class No. IS Paints, oils and glass; class
Ne TO- Ship chander class Nc. H. Hardware; class No. IT,
Stationery class No. 90 Bay Ard straw class p Provenaes
class No % Charcoal class No. p sperm and lubcang oils
Bumnous Cumberland COAL No. 30 Broad Top ssmibituni.
nnna
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All Of which I win sell very
Union atreet imAr27
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IEIlFe j
L ere insert the name composing the hrm) Of
name the town. in the State Of nam the ea hereby offer to
furnish under your Gated ae Of adveFsemen
and subject to all herequremens the same Of the prn-
ted schedule to which REFERS all the articles embraced in Glass
No. name the class for the nayyyard at the ysri
according to said schedule viz ee paste the printed class
from the schedule and oppos each article the price and
the aggregate amount Of out the in the columns for
dollars and CENTS and foot the bid for the cass amounting
to (here write the amount in words.l
propose my agent there AGENT If one Is required
BY the SCHEDULED for the supply under he classes miscellaneous
by non resident Of the place Of delivery and should my e
accepted request the contract be perare seusto tie
agent at The agency for signatures and certcae
Here the bidder and each Of the arm 70 sFn1
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-The UKlox AID AxEnIcG, Is coaducs
cd strictly tie CASH system. AZ papers dcontia
ued at tie expiration Of tie time fch they h1Ue bees
paid Subscribers So Be H0tifed aoAe their sE6scrp0
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TIT Weakly UNION AMERICAN IS per Sn adj
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Glass No. Bricks class No. T. YelloWpine lumber eaas
No Oak and hardwood class No g. White pine spruce uni
per, &c class No Z, Lime hair plaster class No g.
Gravel and nd class No. H. Iron iron nails spikes class
No H. Steel class No. 3D. Pig iron class No. H. Files class
No. Is, Paints oils and glass; class No Is, Ship chandery
class No. Il, Hardware No. Is Stationery 10
FewOod class No 90 Hay and Straw class 81 Provende
class N % Charcoal class No 2 Betting packing and hose
class No "a, Sperm and lubricatng oils class ~ Anhr
cite coal class No % Richmond Virginia class No 90
lrrrnha lnr.Ah aA1rrnir .nrna-cn al
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Glass No B. Yeliowpn timber class No. 4 Yellow-pine
lumber class No D, White Zine, spruce juniper &c No
., Cement; Glass no g. Gravel sand Iron
iron nail5 and spikes class No. L. tee class No. b. On
class no a. Files class No 15 Paints, oils and glass
Stationery class 70 90 Has and Straw class No 81 Proven
ing ellis class No &c, Augers a. Anthracite coal
class No 49, Cumberland btumnous ccal class 30 cad
top semi btuminous coal class No 81 Replacing galleries
Naval Hospital.
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantations
for, SnIR.

TTyHE Cypress Plantation in Chico. county, Arkansas,
one OF the very Cotton Plantations the Mississippi
for sale at the extremely low Of $685.
AL the Improvements and machinery required
for eighty hands, au4 1000 Of lard cultivation,
bearing crop unsurpassed cotton and corn There OO
altogether ADD not one but arahe Pro
ected as this place is by trent sid levees, oveows
possible upon examination 1t will be found the cheapes
plsce on the river.
Refer TO LrSDsIEY NAshvils Tenn the premises
II. A. @. WELLB0RN.
fnIvg
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no CerrespondenIn.

1t will great trouble ends
In writing to us, viii bean in mrd the following rules
Always give the date Post Once county and the body
Of your letter.
you wish the Paper changed from ee anothsr, give
10th Offices in full.
II you wriss other matters write on sparAts
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited
and subjects be Of information interest public
Anonymous communications ofEhateYer character recVe
oattention.
Correspondents should write only upon the paper
We cannot undertake return rejected
All letters business should be directed Messs J.
GRIFFITH co., and not personally to either Of Pro:
prietorS
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Witness.
The schedule which the bidder encloss must be pasted bis
oder, and each CT them signed him. Opposite each in
the schedule the Price be Set tie amount carried the
aggregate footed up for class and likewise written
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
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GOsPORT.

Class white pine p, iron; %, spikes and nas %
lead, and tins q pig IRON 25 hardware paints and oils:
81 glass 30 aow, and OIL SO ship chaEdery q boiler
tank and galley on A chain from IS ngot "copper" a. bellows;
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Children are frequent SUI ferers from external injuries
especially from FJHtd and C0nlpAss Arp0sioHs-thers
fors every mother should have this healing prspsraon
constantly At hand u heals sore 6rsst, and quickly
raoges the TETTER RING WORN, % brevaEsaf IA "a
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BEACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
tSIoHOLs CORNER
NEW AND COMPLETES STOCK

DOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags Carpet Bags, Ladies Satehes and every
article Usually kept in our line
goods eced with TO TO the opinion Of
eur mary friends call and We determined
esrFelvss the utmost please all who may call upon
-
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Glass No 3 white osk plank s. yellow pine plank stock logs;
10, white pine; is bek sprues 81 iron; - pixies and nails;
% Lead zinc and tin IS hardware q paints and oils p nax
% cotton % ax and cotton tEne 81 glass; y
leather hose q brushes; IS bunng and dry goods 81 pitch
tar and ros7i g IloE soap and OIL % sp chzndlsy; ~
stationery; Al ere wood
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yslsr, and every other Indi-
thIoEs him within ne
son. IRE. or collisiOa, should
Extrect0r 5 his best end only
and chap, and shOEid ever
inneed There kre thousands
10 is marvellous virtue. sho
muscles % It's saying ehic1I.
thets0lifag 4 issasss for Which
EXTRACTOR isa FRBFEN-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
"TIsIHG TO male other Investments propose to sell
w all orr Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
usdon the Franklin Turnpike, within half city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton.
Containing about Forty Acres.
This Ia t most commanding site in theyoiny Of Nash
WIFE, snd most desirable country residence. The house will
besod Wa Y or ID sores OF land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known Sims Tract situated on the Smith Trnpike fold
road within three miles Nashville containing $50
acre1, The soil good, it is we'll Watersd and and can
bedvded into snail tracts Of twenty and upwards
dens and 5Sir3 farns. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
en- read, occupied By Z G. hcampb and formerly
owned By Thos Harding, conining about e5p ace, mi,
place veil known 20 need further escription II viii
Be DIVIDED 60 suit purchaser G. McCampbeI will ,hou
hes plarez any one who will call
All the Aove property viii be sold reasonable term. and
an credit Of one two, three and four years.
Apply A V. s. Lindsey, Nashville, or to either OF n. nm
NdersiEnde, TH0s O. McCAMPBELL
Six miles from Nashville.
J. A.MCCAMPBELL,
Nash
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- hENBWABLk AT PLEAbUhk
Ore Square, s90-Esch additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOI, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE HEEKLI.
Osr DOLLAR per Square the first FIr CENTS for eacn
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
added.
7rGnssnt Advertisements s.st Be paid for at TEE time OF
inaarzio1 - - - -
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Notice.
EDWARDS, HARRIS 4 CO.,
Turnips! TurniDs!
For Sale and to Lease.

For Sale and to Lease.
PROPOSE sell upon TERMS or exchange
for city property, the remainder Of my premises the
suburbs, consisting Of well built dwelling Of eight rooms,
large cellars servants houses stables
and twelve OF superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing and about five separate from the remainder the aBd
desired These premises adjoining the
last spring at Of about IS 10 foot less by half
than ground equal distance from the equally
sabe in other respeet selling being occupied
formerly residence and for present year
Bostick, ESQ.,, Also,
few Lots left for Sale.
will rent ensuing year. or lease upon long
the commcdous dwelling at the Of Broad and Vauxha
Streets occupied by Hayes Esq, Apply AZ
July g. 1850 EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14

August lst, leoOs
To Architects.
EsIGNS for the buildings Of the University Of the South
III invited from the Architects Of the United States
The building for which designs required
Is the main building Of the group The design for this building
must contemplate central structure hanked BY two wings, the
whole to be two stories high.
The upper story Of the central structure to be used
Exhibition Hall 1t must be constructed with galleries.
the plan OF the Academies Of Music, with ings for
twenty I've hundred The lower to be divided into
Offices for the business departments Of the University
One Of the wings must be arranged for Library, with
underneath for unpackng storing &c The other wing to be
constructed Gallery Of Art the lower story Of which 10 be
used academy of design
The plans must contemplate building Of sone which shall
be fire proof throughout The wings to be constructed 10
admit Of extension.
For further particulars reference to this and the other build
ings to be erected application must be made to the Executive
Committee.
The design which be adopted will be pac for All others
will be subject to the order Of the Architects.
All designs must be forwarded reach University Place
by the LIST of October and must be addressed to the Exeu
tive Committee University Place, Franklin County, Tennessee
By order Of the Executive Committee.
LE0NIDAS POLK,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Sub Committee.
GEO r. FAIRBANKS,
oavvf
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PHILADELPHIA.
Class No. 5, Oak and hardwood No. s, White pine
spruce juniper, &C. class No. lime, hair and plaster
No. H. Iron iron spikes and nails class No I2, Steel class
No. a. Files class No. Is, Paints oils and glass No. Is
Ship chandlery class No. IL Hardware No. IS Station
class No. IS, RreWood No. 90 Hay
No. 81, Provender class No. % Charcoal class No. "a Sperm
and ubrcating oils class No. Augers Anthra
cIasa Nc
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NEBRASKA.
NEBRASkAs
Synopsis OF the Presidents Proclama tfG
NO. $50, dated April 90, 1850.

NO. $50, dated April 90, 1850.
1T orders public GALES in the Territory Of NebskH FOL
III lows:
At the land oce Brownsville, 9Th day Of August
next OF wenysx townships heretofore nOercd in the
ties Of Jones and saline
AT land BroEnsye, the Goth day Of August
next Of twenty four townships. heretofore unosred IN The
counties Of Fillmore aud Jefferson.
At the land Office Nebrasks City, the day Of August
next OF twenty eight townships and fractional townships here
fore uIoered IL the counties Of Cy Lancaster Calhoun
line, Greene, and Butler.
At Nebraska City on the eth day Of August
next Of twenty townships and fractional toWnshps
tooFe unOfsTed in counties Of Saline Greene and Butler
At the land Office al Omaha City, the 18th day August
next OF thrtythree townships fractional tOunSSs,
heretofore unoFed in the counties Of lard
At the land oce at Dscoah City the 9Th day Of August
Dex OF forty townships and fractional townships heretofore
uno1eei in the counties Of Cedar, px0n Pierce Qui
Court.
the Office Dseotah City, on TIE goth lay Of August
next Of thirty seven tosnshps hrs0os unoIsrsd the
ties Of Pierce and QC Court.
The lads will be offered with usual exceptions Of school
sections &c, &C.
The sales viii kept open uat TIE lands sl offered,
which is 10 be accomplished within and Longer,
and prTas entry Of Of the lands viii be admitted unt
after the expiration Of the two weeks.
PeemptOn claimants required 70 eblah their claims IN
the satisfaction Of the proper Register and Receiver and make
payment for the before the day appointed for the com
mencement Of the public sales, otherwise their claims VIII Do
forfeited Jos. s. WlLeON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohee-
GKuzR.t AND Oyr1cz June II. 1850. july2O-diaW6E
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: rn1rNp OF TUE NURSERY

instantly relieved Of their snguiah- pain and inhAn-
alton, by timely sPPSa- ton Of ms lar's0t Aeatsr
ID the flesh isrensW Is oy caarn' no oisnish or
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT INSTIT UTl0
DOCTOR A. ". MESECK'S

For the Treatment OF General and Private Diseases
On DeRderick Street, Nashville Tenn.
FFNHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and an old
practitioner from the old country and eing already nteen
years IN America with is fame established for his
success 10 the tment Of desperate he despse- expose
ms patients or TO huubug the public with bcons or trashy
testimonials
In private diseases failed yet
SoGg desperate cases Of standing, after they had
been treated without and by nine other Phy
er credible gentlemen testify these ASSERTIONS
long practice large capital lies and hospitals OF the old
snf this country made him familiar with these diseases
The Doctor is the American, French and Ger
languages and always HIS and
vices with polltenesa, cOnseienOusneSs
Persons az adsarce may have his medicines
ultng him through letters nclOng fee at least s. to Post
Box No 36 (Quack charge only 81 postage stamps
only pocket the they do not trouble fur
.er) his family residence is on North Market street.
eVugle-d&wsm
GOAL OIL LAMPS.
r. DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, various Styles htted with
nSr2-g : RAINS, BROWN q 90.
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Land for Sale.

TR application be made in short time, will sell
Il nodRIing terms, OrIy Acres OF Land, three miles
from the COOPERATION limits NIL Greek, opposite Mai COTS
This Of the uesuuui locations in Davidson county.
About snhsf Of the land tmber the balance in cultvs-
ton There the premises comfortable cabins
young orchard Apply to MAJ CON, the psce my
eslf for TArticulars. CHAS. K. " INSTON.
inlrISll
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NAVE REOEYVEI

Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises period extending Of
Bunke Hill the signing Of the Declaration Independence
the second OF August and Includes among other things
siege Of Boston, the Negotiation Of England with Russia for
troops, written from papers from the Archives OF England and
France including letters from George III and the Empress
cssne the invasion Of Canada from private letters aud IA
pers Of General Montgomery and his family the
France and Spain, from very eopiouS documents obtained in
France and Madrid the dsncnaOn Of Turgot the the
revolution the French Cabinet the proceedings Congress-
inpart from unpublished private journals by the
instruction in North Carolina from very full unpublished
temporary accounts the purchase of German troops the
fullest collection Of papers, with letters Of George Ill the
German Princes Ministers and Agents. the hest any the Cen
trail Colonies the movements for taking Independent govern
nents the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights Of Man. the
Of Suvsn Island in part from Materials the
Of Independence the Declaration of Independence Signing
the Declaration
The Of manuscript materials collected for this
very complete ard unfolds origin progress every
measure tracing the progress Of the Revolution
Plete in reference Of the United States pre-
Senng the subject also, in tsaton the history world
during the period Of its progress
The history of the Revolution will be completed in two
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TEN LINES Or LEss CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
III THE DAILY
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GENERAL Lane OEEIcz, June II, 1850. j
SvnoDsis of the Presidents ProclamnGIs
No. $50, dated April 90, 1850.

Synopsis OF the President,s Sroclamhtisns
No. $50, dated April 90, 1850.
1T orders public sales the Tsrey OF Kansas
4 lows:
next Of forty townships and parts Of townships heretofore
ogFred. ia the counties Of Marshall and Washington
Ate land Junction City, the 9Oh day Of August
pes OF thirty three townships heretofore unoered in t
counties Of Clay and Dickson.
Al the Office sfJGncon City, 10th day Of sepe.
Of thrtyour townships and fractional
heretofore unoGed in the counties Of Wise and Butler
At Office at Fort Scott the 18th dav of Augat
Of twenty i've townships and heretofore
enorsd in the counties Of Andersen Coffee Madison and
Butler.
The lands viii be sred vi the usual exceptions Of school
sections, &C, &c.
Tie sales viii be kept open auaa are All offered
which is to be accomplished within weeks and no lon and
private entry 81 Of the lands wiz admitted until a.r
the expiration Of the two weeks.
Presumption claimants required 70 establish their claims 70
the satisfaction Of The proper Register Reeslver, and
payment or the before Dag appointed Tor the com
msneenent Of the public les otherwise their claims W Be- FOR.
feited- JOS a WILSON
Commissioner Of The General Land Ones
GENERAL LAND VSricz, June IA, ls6G julye0-diss6E
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Valuable Real ESTATE for sale.

WILL sell on Monday, September TO- 1850, my Mills and
Farm conta ing l45scres. The Mills new, pair
French Burrs for wheat pair runners good
Mill about 80 acres good and only two
miles from town with good pike to it.
Eight Store Rooms, Dwellings, the Pleas
ant HOel-this is the only Hotel in miles this place
so Town Lots, suitable for Dwellings Stores
Mount PIE asant is surrounded by the
see sno the terminus Of the Tennessee and Alabama
road.
seven hundred and forty Of Land seven to ten miles
from this place, well tmbed and four stone springs
Also 500 acres miles South place on the Turn
nike; 30 acres Orchards Buildings good three fine
free stone springs sndfencng good This place now occupied
BY Andrew Keneday. Terms liberal <. o. CROSS.
Mount Pleasant, Tenn. July Ii-f
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Springs!
81 NILEs FRoE sHAwsvILLE DEPOT,
Montgomery County, virginia.

Montgomery County, Virginia.
FTNHE Propretors having purchased this Watering
Place in October last, have thoroughly repaired and
furnished il with entirely the best class and
will open it for the reception Of visitors 18th day
OF june
Having increased made liberal arrange
for the comortot their guests they hatter themselves
that but few f any Watering Places will afford the same at
fractions this.
situated in the county Of Montgomery, 81 miles from
ShAwsve Depot Virginia and Tennessee Rsroad) on the
banks Of the Roanoke River and surrounded
beautiful and attractive scenery be among the
Mountains Of Virgins. The Water has reputa
ton the asfew years, that unnecessary anything
In commendaOR Of it. It is considered specific for the
worst dSorded conditions OF the Stomach Bowels Liver
and for prosaon Of the system. We might append
number Of certificates from Physicians and others acquainted
with its merits and 70 these light be added iRfRitua
Passengers will Shawsyille by -Four Horse Omni
buses convey them road to the Springs
leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond Petersburg
the morning arrive at the Springs the day those
South will find the the arrival Of each
uneI9-d4m BOOTH, COLHOUN 4 co
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IFF0R PIVE DOLLARS If you do not desire to spend
larger will publish your Card Directory style,
given below and in choice position in columns for one
year, for FIVE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE.
sample:
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FOR GENTLEMEN, BOYS,
MISSES any CHILDREN.
Gentlemen's super French
calf pump Boots;
q super French calf stitch
ed Boots;
q super French calf pump
Congress Callers;
{" glove kid and 2. L. Con.
gress Caters;
& calf pump and stitched
Oxford Ties;
{" Buckskin Congress Gan.
tiers;
Boys, Misses and Children's
Shoes Of all kinds and
qualities;
Servants shoes ofevery kind.
heap for cash. Call at No. so
Y DTTT Am