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zS HHDs. PAIR TO PRIME SUGAR
~ lust received per steamer Courier, ~
JGnS9 LIST, AORRIs1N cos.
HRON THIS DAY sIT STOCK OF -
PAECY DRY GOODS,
cgnsistinE Of Cl5EkH and Furs q the best quality
and IahsIt Btytel, silks n AL the latest Designs
DRESS GOODS az All dhleTiptIons such figured
Bnd piafn RFeush HeFihos ard DSiaass, BSmbaLines,
Alpaca, etc. etes
shayVls, BI4nkstS & EmbrOIderies,
aad CREST May other goods. to namsFous 70
:iou5 GfIl b H0Id ~ from 10 10 - PER cent
BELOW COST FOR CASH.
1ntil the auIt day Of February 1861.
PsrsOns Hishihg to purshass would DO we'll to call
OaTiy oad SSeurS baTEaina, At
ALEX. HEYMAS'S,
dsc3 1s5 Main st-, wheeling. Va.
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Ei1TuffuE. fsulaL DiieaAsS.
DTsJ. Il s. ChanhiuE. Of Seur York City. JIri;es=
\ rhErVfny e3tp-y With The rrlussf q Your
agent in stynE hare found yniir Sutsaparilla
i,t excellent hltrELtiTs in Tie lipiatn's
f'T EhicI We emf lOy such rehsNiy, bat esTecialy
laVs crFr,l insnV ms efeFaie q Lrue0ETlpsl
Is. ard where tbs eonIlaiEf eaEstd ~, ~
eEr0tiog OF the tSsrlE Tie uie8Fsti1n irssif 's+
euTstL Nothing within my knoUlsSiSe F'IrIais
u Tor thets female deFaaEeInenfsT
ElsUHri = Marrow. Of SsubuEy. Al fi;sE: a
dangerous ot'iriG fHEsaE onr d tie ftsnalrs in
my ellnily. Which hal ieA-d all tie rvulszlits
could employ. hiss At length been eoihFleiely cured
thought nothing but eKtTpatiqn eDlli Afford refrf.
iif he a.vtsi the trial q yoEr SATrapaFiia thC
AMER taking ycnr rslaedy eight weeks syIaptolu
q the disea.ss rFtnains-"
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Iouns Q. y.LARlaIEk. .. D.



INDERESDESnE, FTestod Co. a-6thgti.y. 1879
paintul chronic RArHnafiFn Tor Iotf lime which.
hltned the skin of hysleiAns. Ahd ast 10 ne In
fIdte Of all the remedies eOald md. Until tried
your .SarnPaTillA. One bottle cured me IN two
week and Teatorei my EsneFal halth 20 mech that
am iAr better than before WAs attacked ] think
Il y wonderful Hledfeiue. . PIsRaT
Jules Y. Getehell. Of ST. Louis. UTttes: II have
been AFFLICTED for years With dtefoa Of Gbe LiFeT
which Destroyed my health. ! tried everything and
eTFFything thtled to relieve me: and hare been y
brok dVHu man for anao yeaEl Erum no othei
cause than dEIaNgeueAt Of dc LirsT. Ny bsIoveIl
pastor, TIE Rev. Ar. ESpy. Bivisei me to try your
saTSlaEtuR because he sid he kusIr yoEl and any
thing jon made was worth tTJinE. By the hIoalinE
Of God L has cured me- aud has PARTED nay blood
= 10 make = new nan Of me. feel ynunE again
The beat that can Be sid o. jon Is not half EolF
enough
So tTT1Lf CdHesF, 1sgleyE, EltGTgenslE liberation
CsTfes dRd 81 thEflfiilI of ~ B1lsEi =
where eurea these f1rhhlabia complaints hay, NJ
Enltnd Eoul the q thia .releiy, hut our s,Gre
hers win not admit them. Some of them NAV BE-
tnunfi IN oar American Almanac, EhiolI the uAentE
below sahoed are pleased furnish gratis 70 All VIC
call for them. =.
DySPdaiiG, BeHTf Dishase Eils EapIeIsv. lSls,ebo.
" HeEyulgia.
Many remarkable epTea Of these Affections have
6een made BY tie Alternative poRtF o. this medicine
IL ELIMINATES the Tta funeEiotis into VForolS st
and thus OTerepnea iisorIieFI Which TnTId ~ I,,,
posed beyond tts reach. Such FSEneliJlias lone
pe1n req4ired by tR peeo1sttfol o. The frio. ard
We gre confident that this viii 10 Tor thSn IN fhai
utotieiBe can de- f.lI ll5fs = sFErl--s7 :
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BIoOD

Add fr tbs EPvsdy surs Of the Eulsoised ys4i.tts.
DiseifSs:
Seg0fslg and Sers fEEoie AsrsiouE. SeA az Tsalsrs
CleETI: Ssges EFppiieaI. linIlrs. PsE'si,S, 1o:eI
e. B0iiE, BtafRE- Gll an Skis DiseasCE
0tELasp Ind eth june 1889.
&c AIEH 4 Co Gslts: fssl It my tlaty 70 ae-
kDoGledEs what yoRF ShrslpAFfliA has done E,r me
Having inherited scTvfui5ns inIteIIos have suf-
isTod frOlH it IN vAEjuns-uHJs hT.JsarE Sometimes
u bEnsi ont In GieerE nly hands and arms;
tirass u tuTned inward AhA Distressed me 81 tho
ltUlEarh. Two yeara agD IL broke ont on my IrNHd
and covered nay sealp and ear nh oue core which
w. paiHful and loHthsnn,O bsyUnd de.rription, l
tried many n1edieinFs and several phyEieians but
Withrut H0eh relief ffoDi ah5tIhBE 10 fact the dis
order grew Ncrse- At Length vas Esiusesd TO read
In the Gospel MessenSeF that you had prepared An
Alternative tHTsl. aTilaJ knew nom yOur repu
tattpn that anything yGl mahe uTuEt te good
sent to Ctnriunati and It. ARD llsed II iii it cured
me- tunk It A. y0l adViSe. n EInau dnv-es Of \
te7sPeonfnI over a mOntk- and Hsed AlInest three
bottlea. New and htatby skin ss,iI belln 70 f9rrn
ubder the Eeabs Whtrh afleE While felI o. Nv
skin L clear. and know ~ my freiinEI that
the diseAss has Eono fru ny hyttsa- Yes VaH veil
brlirTe that feel What saIins Wien trll you.
tat h1ld you TO Be one OF the apstleS Of the aSs
alSd remain eTer EEltGfsily. IeaEA-
ALFRED b. TALLEf
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SOUTH BRAHOHS HERBIHRB.P-B
y heEEolNh- l,laRse ard -, luEt naeeiFei Sau1
e. - U QSi!.s y. RIIi.EY
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ing Rail Road.

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FOR CHILDREN. TEETHINC

A. y 2 splLLIoN, Agent for WI elr- ~ TJei',,,
"a ~. EaVtnEa aud Art Journal esu - -
2sgtlsse 80 Il :. 4 I go = silsrIa
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soifys a. SsHsd N.9.

Jsy-uel-oslIE. Coifys .SoezErd 1SaeE.
zrSulJa San 81 PT,sFset Te4as. uTitss: -ThErs
"a hids5us swelling - tAs neck Uljch bad SAT
fered fIum over two years.7
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W-P. srrIH. Mater Of Transpurtatioa.
L. n CoLE- Gsn'l Ticket Agent. noT2s
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Sole MhaufsotuTer an,E=IInportgr Of the sehirdar1
Aumatie seluaPpA.
is, ~ and - Beaver street. NsR York.
A. C. GOOD CO. will supply the trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

SPoILlNG FOR FIGHr.-At the raising of a Sc
cesslon nag at Chester, Chesterfield county Va
on saturday, and after that ceremony had been
enectVely and enthusiastically consummated in
the presence OF large crowd, resolution was
onered declaring as the of the meeting that
virginia should at once secede and Join the South
efn Confederacy. Upon the reading of the reso-
luton, Capt Jas. IL. Cox, delegate to the State
Convention, said:
VI rise to oppose the adoption Of the resolution
JUST read, and Furthermore, that If aay man "a Va
that our representative in the Convention. James
id liar'' ~ Az "
speech thus omnously begun, SAYS the Ex-
aHhner, from which we quote, had the effect of
arlVlng all the ladies from the portico into the
house, and by dint Of great exeron on the part of
some OF tne gentlemen present Capt. Cox was
lnduced TO close his remarks at this point
speeches were then made by several gentlemen
present, at the conclusion Of one OF which bv
MI Barfoot, Capt. Cox offered as a substitute for
the pending resolution another expressing CON
ndence In the representative from Chesterfield in
the convention. The gentleman was proceeding
10 argue the adoption Of his substitute when an
lrreverent jester" in the throng exclaimed
" hello The gallant Captain promptly re-
sponded 'the man thatsad hello 10 id rascal },
and evlnced strongly bellicose inclinations which
had they hsen met m a like spirit would probabIy
have led to an exciting "scrimmage - Cooler
counscls, however, prevailed, and the irritatod
captain was finally induced to withdraw his
resolution.
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THE ALL-sUFFIcIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,1,2 "a and s-Protected BY Royal
Letters Patent Of England, and secured By the
seals OF the Ecole de Pharmacie de PARIS, and the
Imperial College Of NJ edi olne. Vienna
No. Is Invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea,
and ali physical disabilities.
No. completely eradioates ell traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernlcious use of copaiva and ubebs,
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insurlng 70 the sufferer speedy
tslei, disPeIslng al Impurities, and roofing on
,TRlEsEMAR, Nos I, 2 and s, are prepared in
and can be carried IN the waIstcoat pocket Sod
In TN cases, ADD divided into separate doses as sd
mlnistered by VePesG, Lallemsnd, RouI, Rioord
&o. Price Is each, or four cases for Se, which
saves US and In ST cases, whereby there 10 o saw
ing Of 80. To be had, wholesale and RETAIL Of Dr.
BARROW, of 194 Beecker street. New Yort.
Immediately on receiving q remittance, DR.. Barrow
VIII forward the Tresemar 70 any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according % the in
stIuctions of the writer.
The Book, Of all others, that should be read bv
men with damaged and broken down consti tutlops
Human Fraity, or Physiological Researchesn
IL 10 beautifully illustrated, and treats minutely Of
a. the symp .oms that Inyanaby develop them
selves, sooner or ater resulting from the fsilties
and vltaung habits OF early youth, incapacitating
the victim from shaIlng the ftuition Of the matn-
monIa state, and II not checked i1 time, deFsner-
ssnd s,ef py stsR e snd Sntmsi, dsesh:
doors below Msodougal, New York. Price IS
cents; Sent free every where.
inrton. ID. G. de- 9e-em
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsrIrurIoN.-Goyernor
Morgan, OF New York, on Thursday transmitted
to the Legislature Of that State the Joint resolution
adopteo by Congress at Its late session, proposn
atory TO the Constitution providing that no amend
Inent shall be made thereafter which shall give to
Congress power to abolish interfere with the
II may exist.
In transmitting the joint resolution, Governor
Morgan makes an earnestappeal to the Legislature
to adopt 1t. The proposed amendment he saws
commends itself to the judgment while II con-
forms to the sentiment of the people of New York,
who have always adhered to the doctrine of tAe
right OF the states respectively to control thei Z
domestic institutions In such manner as they NAV
judge most conducive to their prosperity and
haDpness. He further thinks that the Border
states would accept such amendment to the Con.
sttntion as the resolution proposes as an earnest
OF the honest desire Of the Northern States to
serve for them for all time their constitutional
rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27
IcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
Gle nEsf LNIMENr II TIE woRLnl


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kigamsHs, Earashs foohaehs, Bruss eprains Frssh
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MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

LOOSE LRsIsLArIOS.-The Illinois Legislature
attempted to pass a statute imposing penalty for
fast driving over the bridges Of that State but by
inadvertently leaving out the word 'ffast.n or
neglectiug to specify the legal rate Of speed has
positively prohibited driving over the bridges
az all.
ID The London Omnibus Company calculate
THAT the "knock downs" Of their drivers are at
least el50 900 per annum. The amount abstracted
In New York ls quite moderate in comparison.
UrA bride has been invented I'm France with
which runaway horses nostrils are suddenly
closed, an eectual method, it 10 said, to stop the
= NEsRsEs IN OHIo.-Thefe are 81 $40 colored
persons In Ohio In four Of the counties not a
negro could be found, and two counties eontai ned
only two each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

CorToN sPINNERs CONVENTION bod v
met at Atlanta, Georgia, on the 18th inst. Four
states and eight manufacturing establishments
were represented, and the body was composed OF
. number Of men who are prominently known all
over the south as experienced manufacturers and
economists, and some as statesmen.
The Convention elected Hon. VIM Gregg, of
Granteville ). C., as President; Daniel Pratt, of
Ala, and Isaac Scott, Of Ga, were chosen as
Secretary,
Three Committees were appointed-one to form
Constitution for the Association one to send a
cargo OF southern manufactured goods to Ger
from Congress permission TO import cotton ma
chnery Into the Confederate States two wears free
Of duty.
The Association then adjourned to meet again
on the second day of May next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

" Seven years ago, a prohibItory liquor law
was passed In the State OF Michigan. With here
and there an exception, II has pro we'd a dead let
ter all over the State. II could not be enforced
even when excepting ale, wine, and cider from
is operation But the present Legislature az II
TO make IL still more Objectionable 10 the maiorj
~ OF the people and, therefore, still more icnt
to be enforced, has prohibited the sale of ale in
less quantities than Ave gallons, and wine and
cider In less than one gallon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

III Litchfeld, Mich, has been shocked b.
n Garter lost bis wife, and four weeks after mar
Iled susan Wright, only seventeen years old
The irate "fellows," }" who had probably hankered
after the pretty Susan, last Saturday night col
lecteo together, gave the pair calithump plan
serenade, bombarded their house with mud. and
made other extravagant demonstrations Mon
day night, meeting was held, at which Rev.
Mr.. Crane presided, and IL was resolved that the
'union was precipitate, +" that Carter had married
susan without due preparation Of her mind, -
ana that therefore he 10 "odious to the communi.
ty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

"OUR FLAG Is STILL THERE THE Richmond
Whig Of yesterday says: Some person or persons
signalized their repugnance to the American fap
by ascending In the darkness of Friday NIGHT Is
the roof Of the Whig building, and cutting down
The Stan and Stripes which have waved over IL
for several months past IL didn't stay cut down,
however, for as the trespass was discovered, the
banner was again raised. Look out in future for
man-tfaps, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

liza young gentleman Of Rochester, while
skating on the canal, on Monday, broke tbrougb
and went into the water up TO his ears His strue.
gles attracted the attention Of a young lady, and
she gallantly skated up to the unfortunate youth
regardless Of danger, and rescued him from his
perilous situation. 1.-THE fellow has any gratitude
he will propose to his fair rescuer and marry her
If he can 10y ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27
READER,
l. ERUSE The following alta te ement , nd tb an nd

ID READER
Il EhUSE The following statement and then ind "a
..n OF ITS facts for yourself
ABRAM COLE, of BROOKLYN, N, " a well
EnOwn citizen there, had suffered from Dyspepsia
LOT some years, without permanent relief until he
ttled AYERS PILLS, which taken ACCORDING To
tne directlons for this complaint restored him TO
heath In few weeks. After an interval of some
month he has had no return of his conn aint
GE0: w. CROSS, of Harmony. Texas, had an
eruption on his neck. shoulders, back and Isg
which covered about one third of his body N ke6t
the parts affected covered with a scab and beIng
often raw sore, was of course very troubIssom
ana Distressing. lt so much impaired his health as
10 nnht him Tor business and kept him in CONSTANT
suffering. All medical aid faIlel him until he ton[
hhiER'S 4 COMPOUND EXTRACT shRSA-
fhRlLBA, which cuTed him. His skin still shows
some scars from the liberation, but 1t is otherwise
John H. SHOOK, Esq an eminent LAWYER of
hlchnond, Va, took a cold which settled on his
lungs. severe pain set in on the left side with
Dad cough, which WAS soon followed nv the unmIs-
taxable symptoms of consumption. When reduced
very low he oOmmcnced taking AYERS CHER
X PECToRAL, which soon stopped the cough
and completely cured him. o0us"
PrePared by DR.. J. c. AVER CO., Lowell.
'"es' ma Is colin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p,
l. ENRICH. at the corner Of Penn n 4
avenue and Eleventh street, has been HA0
greater Inducements for the patronage of citizens
ana strangers than any other public house in the
city, his prices being less than those of any other
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent or transient boarders unexoeption-
able. The bar and restauT ant ARRANGEMENTS Of the
European Hotel have already become yery POM =.
lar. being all that can be desired by the most fns
hdlous. The proprietor pledges unremitted atten-
ton and continued liberal penditures TO rive sat
lsfaotIon to all, and thus renews his invitation tc
all to give the European Hotel a call, de -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

NJ The Charleston e. C.) News Of last Fri.
day afternoon says that the guns were placed on
board the floating battery, and, on trial, worked
admirably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27
DIR. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEARNESS AND LAI PnTENl,Y
10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO ARE IFFLicTED
kPPLY THE REMEDY


REJOICE IN HEALTH.
EIleno, 20 JOp suner! Are you the victim Of Any
o. NOSE numerous ailments which Arise from I'M
purity OF the blood! What Are they, do You asff
hAther ask, what are they not. The blood is the
sQuIee OF NE and health, and t 10 the first element
% our Delng 70 respond to any cause whIoh Affects
tne stems as the pulse infalIbly attests The ever
kIevallnE Neur1fia, the irritating Erysipeas, the
saoLe SeIoiula, the agoniling Rheumatism, NeT-
sorsor and cejcctlOn, and the prmberess Ills thai
nesh heir 10, deryo their hdeous orifin from the
pIooat Deal Kindly thet and gently with the blood.
Css the vlaltlng resources Of nature for its aid,
And suner ns TO commend 70 your confidence and
use tnai truly valuable medicament known a.
MRS, M. CO.'S
INDIAN VEGETABEE DEcoCTIoN
With regard to this almost infallible specific
eosular sentlment hfs spoken In decided terms
and the evldoroce OF this great efhoacy are sus-
Hlneo Dy constant ayowss Of curative efeots and
he nSpplett results from its use sre after al other
remedles and the best medical skill have failed.
hclal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
sneoabe sources and justify the hIghest terms in
WINCH II 10 possible TO commend 80 valuable q
speclho 70 public aPproval, We may add also thai
the curative properties Of the medicine are e
only by It's restorative effects, the system recover
inS from disease with renewed constitutional vifor,
for sale by all respectable Druggists in this
CITY, ana by the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
None genuine uplees her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
U{Proe el per bottle, six bottles for o.
, HAossah Afssf. R. &. II: CISSEl., DrugEist
6eoreetownS ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis-
rict, and viii supply the trade st my prioes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL LCONFIDENCE& & PATRONAGE
FOR STATESWEN rUncrc

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES.
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, and GENTLE EMEN
IN All parts of eword testify to the efhoacy of
PROF. 0.J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Sha sentsmea oi the Press are unanimous in its
see ol-cSl.t for more. and it win be impossible for
o..i TWALI STREET, NEw .YoRk, Dec. 20, 1883.
had been benefited by the use Of Woods Hair i Re-
st9ratlye, ant requesting my certificate Of the fact
award it to you cheerfully, because | think it
Sae ny age Is n about 50 years the color, of my
on the crown of my head to lose its ssnsibiiity and
aDilltles increased with tune, and about mon
since afourth was added to them, by hair f.iiEr
on the top oi my head and threatening to maxi me
In this UNPLEASANT predIcament was induced to
iallIng off of my hair for had really no expecta-
tion that gray hair could ever be restored TO its
greatly surprised to find, atcr the use Of two Set
ties only, that not only was the falling off arrested
sensbty to the scalp, and dandruff ceased TO form
on my head. very much to the qualification Of my
: For this; among the many obligations / owe to
ner sex, strongly Ieoommend sll husbands who
example and use il if growing gray or gettin, bald
TSSJ. Sad Co.. "a B4osaA. B2s a; LtyESDER. "
My family are absent from the city, and Am no
longer at No. IL Carol Place.
SIAMsTON, Ala, July %, 1859.
To PROF. y j. WOOD: Dear Sir-Your "Hair
Kestorstve" has done my hair so much good sInoe
i commenced the use of it, that wish to make
known TO the public of it's eff onhe HAIR whic0
are great. A man or woman NAV benearly deprived
Of hair, and BY resort to your "Hair Restorativeo
the hair will return more beautiful than ever: at
least this Is Hiy experience. Believe ii all!
Yours truly, VIM. III. kennedy.
P,SEYou oan publish the above If you like: By
publishing In our southern papers you will get
more patronage South. | see several of your GER
tlhoates In the Mobile Mercury, a. strong Southern
paper. w. III, KENKpY
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PRoF.O j. WOOD: Dear SIR Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair from
the effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
1851, was induced to make trial of your prepara-
ton, and found 1T to answer as the very thing
needed. My hair Is now thick and glossy, and no
words csn express my obligations TO you in giving
70 the afflicted such treasure FINLEY Johnson
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes
viz large, medium and small; the small hold haf
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the
dfum holds at least % per cent more in Proportion
than the small retails for two dollars per bottle !:
the large holds quart, 90 per cent. in propor
.. WOOD Co, Proprietors, 444 Broad
way, New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis
Mo. ''
Sold in this 9, ty by C. sTOTT, s75 Pa. avenue.
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ROoTs AND sHOEs TO SUIT THE
- TINES.
Weere now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving a-asn
supply OF eastern made work of every de-
scriptl0n, made expressly to order, and willy "
pc SOLD Al . much lower price than has beenS
articles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
oity made work, will always find good assor.men
In store and 1t the lowest PRICES. Give us call.
GRIFFIN BRO,
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