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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13
M hat the Pannla Want

No great pnhiic want can long remain un-
answered.. When a condition of things has
become developed SO that a great public want
Is realized, either in theology, civil govern
ment. or physics, that sc:y want or demand
Is sure TO create asupP!y. The hour will ere
ate the man, and tie need the thing. Wit
ness the sewing machine, the reaper, the tel
egraph. There may be several abortons
Many may run before they are sent, but oil
tlmately humanity will triumph, and the
want be supplied.
1t cannot be that Medicine will long remain
what it has been--a mass If intricacies, of
which they WAC know most know ittle. while
the confident preteuier is sure to be a knave.
E"r Will 1t be always a system so intricate
ahd obscure Ihur only the priests of the TEN
pie can speak its language or interpret its
symbols: or an oracle so equivucal that be
vino cunsnits the priest fares a. i'll or worse
'han he who ahuyes the temple altogether
There must ere long be a system that comes
down Ia tie wants uf humanity in everyday
Ite-t.tat meets the wants of the mother III
her cradle, the nurse At the bedside. The faith er
on his urney, or the sailor On the sea. Some
thIuE or some system that every BODY can
nave, aud eveyhody eau use, 10 arrest the first
Invasion If disease and rc~tore the ruddv cur
rent ot lite ere its fountains are yitiatcd and
it, forces undermined.
Old school medicine, with It's crude drugs
and pnls"ns, can never meet this want That
Is a game l"nG s;nr" PLAYED rut. = ttia.. veil
understood. Equally fu,i.e tie ,aunted pan
aceas and eiGirs which ignorance has beget
IN and folly sustained. The watcr-cUre can
never he more than doubtful expedient ar
H~Ctui palliative in the minds Of the people.
Nor can the useful form of Homeopathy, hoy
er large IT'S domestic manual, or complete
its assortment uf t;nctures and pellets. be ev-
er anything more than an amusing pastme
N the hands # the people. The system was
never designed for such use aud can nevcr Eli
such place.
But it Is contsnded that Humphreys sys-
TEN Of Specific ii mecpatty does meet this
want. In = small neat ease are cumprised
some twenty Sp"cinc Remedies for all the
more common complaints to which a family
are subject, and the whole are 50 arranged
aad slmpltird that any person of ordinary in
tetl'Eence can successfully apply them. They
are free FROM danger or iutricacy, and accor-
ding to the testimony of thousands If the most
reputable persons who use them, entirely sue
cessiuI. Why, then, may this great problem
be considered - solved, and that here is
system that does meet tic wants Of our com
mon humanity in every day iife-the great
popular system of medication for the relief Of
rhe people and adapted 70 their wants. Sure
y nothing can he more harmless than these
sugar Pills, nothing more convenient or sue
ceSStHl than these SPECIFICS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13
R@g-" f. in the Democrat Of last msnL

sF@" T" in the Democrat Of last week
must count largely on the sullibIli;y cfthe
people IN asserting that not lisun;orist
can be named who supports eckia,id@c.
What IS Iancey, the leading spirit Of the
Baltimore secession convention, but dis
unlonist and fomentor of discord? What
Is keitt-what is Orr and hundred 9TH
ers who could be readily named2 Besides,
Wright calls God to witness lhst nothing
but dlsunion was talked Of in the conyen-
ton that nominated Breckinridge-Doug-
las charges him with being their candidate
and BrecNinridge does not deny that the,
support him. The Lewistown Democrat
adds It's mite, and two weeks ago alleged
that the South would secede if Lincoln is
elected, Now as the Dorgas men south
are not disunionists, nor the Bell men, will
F. tell whom the disunionizts do support ?
\ man IS judged by the company he is in,
and we repeat there is not disunionist
south who is not Breckinringe man.
The communication off. proves one thing,
if nothing else, and that IS, uneasy is the
man who holds an Office under Buchanan. .
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Philadelphia Market.
LEwIsTowN, September l3. 1860

Flour Sc 25 for good straight super6ne,
50a6 Is for extras, and 7a7 SO per bbl for
fancy brands Rye Flour ) 70, corn meal
3 so per bbi.
Wheat 40al IS for good and prime red,
| 45al 55 for wbite as in quality. Rye 7Sa
Soc corn IS. oats 35tc.
cattle Market. September l0--The receipts
of Beef Cattle are large again this week, and
prices about the same as last quoted. Sales
at Sag Is.
$500 Sheep arrived and sold at from J to
83e per lb.
100 Cows sold at from S35 to 60 per head
$500 Hogs sold at from so to so per
100 lbs net, according to quality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13
Post Office,
Mails arrive and close as follows:
--LATEST NEWS,

Terrible Accident oR Lake Michigan.
CucAeo, Sept. 6-The steamer Lady Elgin
vas run Into ,this morning 10y schooner off
Waukegau, and sank wi.bin twenty minutes
srter the collision took place
The clerk Of the steamer Lady Elgin, who
Is among the survivors, makes the following
statement:
THE Lady Elgin left Chicago at half past
eleven o'clock on Friday for Lake Superior.
Among the passengers were tile members of
The Union Guard Of Milwaukee, composing
part Of some two hundred and fifty excursion
is,s irom that city. At half past two 0 o'clock
this Saturday morning, the schooner Angus
n, Of OsweGo, came in collision wiki the LII
iy E..Iu when about ten miles from shore.
The vessel struck the steamer at the midships
gaugway on the larboard side. The etw0vessels
separated instantly, and the Augusta driftcd
nv in IT,. darkness. Al the moment Of the
sl.is.an there was music and dancing going
. "a in the forward cabin. In an instant after
the crash AL was still, aud IN half am hour
the steamer sunk. | past through the cabins;
.le ladies We're pale but SILENT there was not
1 cry ur shrek. No sound was heard but the
rush Of the steam and tie surge Of the heavy
sea. Whether the ladies weyy un; r.ity aware
Of their danger or whether their appalling
situation ma&c til IN spcccheSs, cannot tell.
" \ boat WAS lowered &t euc". with the de
sig,a oI going rauG.G ta the itri5vari sid" tn
examine the leak. There were tvs uars b.
lu-l"g - thc huet hut Ia*y NJ that Iuen.eat
some person }"~-n.-s.l himself oI r!tr II III, II
auI we were p"w-t..aS ta manage the bual
We Succeeded once in reachivg he wheel. but
were quickly Grittpd away, and were thrown
..r,,.rt t3n bpa..h M Wiuntk1 p.,I,. i,-., I,lt.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13
Ponds Extract of Hamamelis,
OR PAIN DESTROYER.

I 5 one Of the few domestic remedies which
Il have come into general use and favor
without putting. 1t is the product Of sim.
pie shrub, harmless in all eases, and as do
mestic remedy unequalled. For Burns, Cttts
Bruises, Soreness, Lamencss, SpraiaS, Rhcu
A1ati$m, B0iiS, Ulcers, Ojd Sores and Hounds,
1t has not an equal. 1t is also used,
with great success, for I61thachc, Headacie,
Neaualgja, Sore THroat Collie, Dio,rhoea
HoarSene&S, and other similar troublesome
and painful affections, while it promptly ar,
rests all Hcmmohages. Hundreds Of physi
clans use it daily in their practice, and give
it their unqualified recommendation. Sold
BY our agents and dealers, and by
L. HUMPHREYS & Co., 562 Broadway,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers
my3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

TENIIE decision If Judge Nelson, at CoopeFs,
! town. (thi> day announced) having been
circulated broadcast over the country, we
deem it our duty to state that this decision
Of an inferior aud petty Court, t,cj.a3itg lis
influence orer only the SoHtlerA District Of
Near YORK, has been virtually annul!ad or
reversed, 50 far as the S!oat Sewing Machine
Company is concerned, by the recent decision
Of the lion. Chief Judge Dunlop, Of the Cir
cult Court Of the I. 5. at Washington. which
establishes clearly the fact that the Atkins &
FeIthousen Patent is the only original and
valid one upon which reliance can lie placed
or Sewing Machines manufactured in the
United States.
Under this Patent the SIoat Sewing Ma
chine Company are the only licensees, and
consequently, despite the decision at Coopcrs
town. aH other manutactarcrS are iufriagorS
occyrdjaq 70 tie higtcst Iegol Gai4ogdy III The
land. This decision Of Judge Nelson is al,
ready appealed from even in the limited dis
tget It affects.
GEO i. SL0AT.
P.c:ia~at ?f E1e S'oa S~,eiuy .Vaclial
CJmpauy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13
LEWISTOWN ACADEMY.

FENIIE Fall Session will commence on MON.
IL DAY, SEPTEMBER "a. We are happy
70 aunoGnce to those desiring instruction in
Music, that we have secured the services Of
Miss S. E. Yanduzer e. another year. We
have also employed Miss Nettie Stray as Pre-
ceptress, successful teacher, who comes to
US with the best recommendations.
We shall aim to make this institution equal
in all respects to any in this section Of the
State.
Thankful for past patronage, We respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same.
Rates Of Tnition, $500, S45o, 5000 per
quarter. Incidentals 25c per quarter.
For further particulars inquire Of
~ j SMITH.
aue30 Principal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted
Il to John Kennedy, or to the late firm Of
John Kennedy, sr., & Co., will please call
and settle up their accounts before the lst day
Of October, as on that day the books will be
put into the hands of Jos. Alexander ESQ.,,
for collection. All having claims against
John Kennedy, sr, or the late firm of John
Kennedy Il Co., will bring in their accounts
for settlement The stock now on hand will
be sold at and below cost TO close the eoncern,
as John Kennedy, ST., intends to relinquish
the business.
JOHN KENNEDY & Co.
LewistOwn. August l6, 1860.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13

eE2- Vermont and Mime elections indicate
how popular sentiment is sning. The latter
State 'oted on Monday, and elected repab-
lican Governor by Is, coo,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13
Cheap Boots md Shoes,

EFi4E subscriber would respectfully invite,
IL the attention Of the public to his stock
Of Eastern work, consisting Of Mems, Bows.
and Youths Boots, Shoes and Caters, La.
dies, Misses and Childrcn's Boots and Shoes.
all Of which he will positively sell at cost, for.
cash, until the lst of October next.
These wishing to supply themselves with
any Of the above articles will do we'll to call
and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
All kinds of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c,
made to order of the best material and work
manship, at regular prices, at the sign of tbs
BIG SHOE" few doors east Of Francis
Gus Hardware Store.
n. b. All persons indebted to me are re-
quested to call and settle their accounts be-
fore the lst Of October.
aug23 JOHN CLARKE,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13

lie British Parliament was prorogued on
the 18th. The Quoen, in her parting speech
read by the Lord Chancellor, SAYS that the
ralati0us OF the Government with Foreign
Powers are satisfactory, and believes tnatso
long as the Italians are left to settle their
own difficulties, the general peace 0f Europe
will lot be disturbed She lHmcnts the late
atrocities in Syria, and expresses her cheer
1l.ues5 ID cooperate with the 9th or Powers in
assisting the Sultan ct Turkey 20 rcestaDi;sh
order. She regrets the failure Of ucgotia-
ton with China, and says that the provisions
"t the treaty OF Tien-tsi will be enforced
She closes with an expression Of her salts
ilcu0n OF the manner in which the Prince
d Wales has been received in the North
American Provinces Latest DISPATCHES
from the scene Of the Italian Revolution re-
port that the royalists had again been detea-
sed IN Calabria. y report was current at
Paris that the King Of Naples had taken
refuge on board man-ot.war, Lut the
report needs confirmation Another report
states that the Pope had expressed his viii
ingness to agree to the Italian Confedera-
lion, but this, too, needs verifying.
cs9a The greatest beet" on record thus
TAR this fall is the beat Breckinridge sustain
81 III Kentucky at the recent election. 25, 900
majority against him in his own State is
rather gloomy beginning for the left handed
candidate
Did not the Democrat know last week
when it published the Dutch skull story
against Col Curtin, that it was retractei in
lHI by the Aaronsburg Berichter, which or
lsnated it. which retraction has a ppeared in
TIE Beliefunte papers.
EsS- Douglas has been making speeches at
Fhliaderhia, Baltimore Harrisburg. Read
l0g &c. IN which he is scoring Breckenridge
as disorganizrr and the candidate of the dis
uhionlsts. Breekinridge has also taken the
stump, but has thus far only proven one thing,
namely that he always opposed emancipation
"nd favored eternal slavery.
~ihe mum Conferees of this congress
o,onai district met at Lock Haven last week,
@ auu nominated Robert Fleming Of Williams
pott as their candidate for Congress- He is
a., .u'l 3iooded Lecompton democrat, who
s. pea some Of the counties two years ago
~, t AL White. There will be another Hale
VI ABOUT the 9th of next month.
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2S%rs12eC9 dg'U S9gaker3
Head $gg1aE C5eTs!
HANCOCK, CAMP & CO.,
Produce and General Commission


Merchants,
No, ~, North Water Street. below Arch
Street, Philadelphia.
Agents for all GUANOS,
SUPER PUOSPHATES OF LINE, POU-
DRETYS, and other kinds of Fertilizers.
All descriptions Of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE taken in exchange o. sold
on COMMISSION.
Quick Sales and immediate
Returns are guaranteed upon all consign-
ments.
* We are the sole agents for
the best articles Of VINEGAR made in this
city Or elsewhere, iyl9-Cm
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13

TsTIIE undersigned offers at prirate sale, the
inrm on which he now resides in Fergu
sJns .aIley, Miflin county, about 3 miles
from Lewistown, on the road from Yeager.
town to Hope Furnace, adjoining Samuel Ort
Henry Aurand and SnydsrS saw mill prop
erty, containing
155 ACRES
more or less. part limestone. 100 acres cleared
and in q high state Of cultivation, and the re-
mander woodland.
The Improvements consist Of two story
Stone House, a new o1ershot Barn. and 9th
er ont buildings, Il young Orchard, good tim
Der, running water, &c. This property is
well known as the Samuel Keever farm
COCO bushels Of lime have lately been put on
this land.
Persons desirous Of purchasing good farm
are requested to examine this property.
aug304t* ADAM GREINER.
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Endlseretlons Of Youth: Sores and uIeers

Blotches. also swclIiHgs, with certainty, be
radically cured if the ointment nc used freely. and the
pills tc taken night and morning a. recommended in
the Esntcd instructions, When treated IN any other
way they only dr. " IN "4e place 20 hEea out IN all
other: whereas this ulntE-gvRt ali EeTAoyC the hunOT
from the system. and leave the patient vigorous and
healthy being. Il will reqire time with the use Of the
nils q. insure q lasting cure
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-09-13
VAlUAblI' IIEAL ESTAIE
TO Be SoLD
BY Order Of Orphans Court.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court of Miitiin county the undersigned
Executors Of James Poe. deceased, will sell
at public sale. ON the premises. on
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aug30
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-17
Democratic NEeeting,

/ At a called meeting of the National Demo
cratic party, held at King George Court
house on Thursday, the 9th day of August,
1860. ,rr-r0rY SOC
On motion of H. T. Rogers, John. Jeter
was called to the Clair, and John d. Owens
appointed Secretary; whereupon the follow
ing preamble ard resolutions were adopt
ed: 49,. ...-s s-e~ .ere.rf~sl
Whereas, at our last court meeting was
held, composed Of the friends of Brecken-
ridge and Lane, who assuming the name
and authority of the Democratic party Of
King George, proceeded to ratify the nomi
nations of the Seceders and to appoint dele
gates to the Charlottesville Convention.
Resoloed, T. Therefore, that the action OF
said meeting was, in our opinion an unau-
thorised assumption and we regard it as ex-
pressing the opinions merely of those compo-
sing it, without regard to the sentiments OF
the Democratic party Of King George.
Resolved, 2. That we regard Stephen A.
Douglas and Herschell V. johnson, as the
nominees of the National Democracy for
President and Vice President, and as such,
entitled to the cordial support of the Demo
cratic party. !.
Resolved, 8. That we recognize in Ste
phen A. Douglas a true and noble States.
man, sincere friend of the Union, and able
Champion of States Rights. ...r.
Resolved, A. That we regard any effort
to array one section Of our common country
against the other, as endangering the in
tegrity and stability of the Union, and it
should meet with the emphatic condemna-
zion of every true patriot .s
ResozUed, 5. That the Chairman of this
meeting appoint four delegates from each
magisteriaI district to represent the Democ-
racy of this county, in the National Demo-
cratic Convention to be held in Staunton on
the 10th inst. N-t..-se :.
Peso7ued, 6. That S. NJ. yost, Editor of
the Staunton Vindicator, be appointed an al
ternate and requested to cast the vote of this
County in case of the absence of the entire
delegation. ia, f-s E.
The following gentlemen we're announ-,
ced by the chairman delegates to Staunton
under the 9Th resolution: Court house Dis
trics, VIM Fl. .Bullard, f. G. S. Hunter,
DR.. w. W. Rose and John E. Owens !
Hamps tead, DR.. VIM. Price, Benz. b. Ar
mold, John A. Billingsley and VIM, E.
Scrivener; Shiloh, Lewis Rawlings, j. S.
Davis, Thacker Rogers and William Nc
Daniel.
On motion of 7. Rogers, the Chairman
and Secretary were added to Che list of dele
gates, and the following papers requested to
I publish the proceedings Of the meeting, viz:
The Virginia Sentinel" Richmond In
dex," Democratic Recorder" and the
Staunton Vindicator. ~,
JOHN JETER, Chm.
JOHN D. OVENS, Seo'y.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-17

triot sons, and proclaim to treason, there
shall thy mad waves be stayed y and know
ing and trusting the high principles that
govern. your individual and associated ao-
ton, they have chosen this as the occasion
of offering you the compliment implied in
this presentation.
This banner, then, comes to goa, gentle
men, as the conseerassa and emblematic
medium of the same expressions, laden with
the same breathing thosghts, and clustered
over with the same. associations, as when
from some old feudaT bast.ement he gay
colored streamer foated Suffering from fair
maiden's hand, to greet the passing warrior
on his way to tie strife Of. the tournament
or the field of battle. It was such an en-
blem as this that went from the clustered
secluson of the Moravian vestals, in the
days Of the revolution, to tell the .heroic Pu-
lasii how woman's heart throbbed ii sym
pathy with his noble exertions, how woman's
holy prayers assembled the throne of heaven
on behalf of the sacred cause in which his
sword was welded.
1t tells you that your fair country women
Vs." "A'u OK PioViAS oiIiIIeS ouO opjccLo VI
your association, with fayoring sympathy
your patriotic exertions; that they have
chosen you as the bearers Of their colors,
in perfect security that the association thus
created between themselves and you, will
never cause them blush of shame, or a
sigh Of regret.
It is pledge Of their encourag cement to
I, 4 4
ties, and Of their assurance that through
whatever paths your destiny or the call Of
your country may lead you, you will ever
be the objects of their anxious solicitude.
Take it, then, gentlemen, with the fat
tering suggestions its presentation implies,
and with the obligations its reception
imposes. AS Virginia Gentlemen, Vir-
ginia Volunteers, reed not remind you
what those obligations are Obligations that
must be redeemed, though the effort cost
rhe last drop of your blood the last strug
gle of existence.
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G ke Oinditatm,
by =. NJ. YOST.

TERMS the ..sVINDtCATOR is pupisneo
every Friday morning, on Main Street. Two doors
below B. Crawford's Corner, at Two Doiiafs ane
Fifty Cents, which may be discharged by the pay
nent of Two Dollars in advance. no suosci ip.lon
will be discontinued but at the cp''on VI VIC "0A
tors, until all arrearageS are pald.
ADVERTISEMENTS of ten lines I or iess') IN
carted three times for one doiisr ana twenty
cents for each subsequent continuance Larger
advertisements inserted in the same Propo'.ton'
liberal discount made to those VINO ao'er'lse
Professional Cards, not exceeding seven line5,
will he inserted for one year for S5o0-sx months
fer So co.. 9-f+
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pro,t VI sFrrrrY. JA4. BUMexRDs4a, "a

urcu W sEErrEY JA+. BUMG 4RDNER, u
LAW NOTICE.. .
TIVE Undersigned have formed partnership n
L the Practice of Law, in the various Courts
held in .,tau-ton. they will attend PrompVy !"
ali business confident to their care. Especial at
tention paid to the Collection of Claims. ,..a
HUGH w. SnErrEY will practice in the Courts
of Ihshiapd, Bath. and sceNa,ri0ge ana IN the
C,urt of 4nnaals. HUGH w. SHEFFEl,
JAS. BUMtIARDNEfs, JR.
taunron. Jan Is, 1859.
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,,,cr wM. GARRETT
late Cond. Va. G. KF' e"n"
R. w. PIERCE & CO,
Commission s. Forwarding Merchants.

In tie COnu. Va ". Wa
R. w. PIERCE & CO,
Commission s. Forwarding Merchants
Corner of Cary and 18Th Streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
xrr5yI open at the ahtuve named place, on the
w Ist Of JUN, a large COMMISSION AND
rosW4RDING HOUSE. Their facilities Tor sell
I; and shipping produce OF all KINDS are equal TO
~. .hoss q. apy other firm in Richmond City. me
,atronage of the public g. morally, arc especlaiy
t,a Valley of Virginia. is respectfully solicited
p;ob,,ond Citv- "A Garrett; Duke Hutch1n-
son Kent. Paine g. Co.. Alex. Hoflcsy N. d.
Hill. W. q Wicth am
Charles Morris. CO., 1no Hun.
Ter. Gen. c. G. Coleman. n. w: Harris.
Grnnae.-R.F F. O'Mohundro, B. }: Barbour,
Albemarle.-Dr. J: r. Woods, n. nou'han'
Rev. +. W. Goss, Judge Wm: y. kooer rus On. II
r rsyIIahnr NJ. G. Hartman, VIM. j. d. Bell, ia
cob BAYLOR, ]. NJ. McCue, P. N. Powell II. =.
Hone. John Randolph, T. Johnson, r. hanger r.: -
son Sam'l. B. Brown. VIM. Withrow, IL c
SUP p;o ,'a.n S. Roller. Erasmus t'of-
man G. ". Miller, Col. j. d. Hopkins.
aueohanv.-Col Sam'l. Carpenter.
;noto1.-Dr A. Graham.
S,oHsyloania-S. Andrews.
1mherst.-Wm. H Mosey.
Nclson.-C. B. Claiborne. .,a
Cn,oline.-fon. u. G.. Delarnette. -.
Richmond, June L, 1860. -tf-lsock. Reg copy.
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WIN. Miller

w E-EAa -IV.&--a-- - a
TTAS opened a NEW AND FASHIONABLE
I'll BOOT and shoe store, on s-s
New Street, two doors above BENZ; 81
C,awford's corner. He is prepared eA. II -
to furnish customers both with City H
ana H,me-nai lie work of every de- H~
seripton and quality, including Ladies, Misses,
child rem. and Mems SHOES AND BOOTS ct FL
kinds, and BROGANS for Servants CT the very
hastnuality In short he is prepared to fill all or
dnrss either by manufacturing Or with work 81
hand that may be ,ds, it matters not as to tl+s
anonnt or quality of the work ordered becapae sc
las opened a first class B ,ot aud Shoe Store.
stanton, May III, lS60.--tf.