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Huffers Improved Washing Machine.

We are pleased to learn that the mannfac-
turer of this invaluable machine has deter
mined to reduce the price of his machines
TO the war standard. As an aid to the house,
wife, Huffer's Washing Machine is pronoun-
cec far ahead of any other ever brought IN
to market. 1t performs its work well with
but little labor on the part of the operator,
and with no perceptible wear to the fabric
washed, and it will wash equally well the
heaviest comfort or the finest cambric hand
kerchief. An inclosure of $40 to the owner
of the patent, Thomas w. Edgar, Espy, Co
lumba county, Pa, will be sure to bring you
machine, which you will consider well
worth twice the money.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-24

GA step into friend Ruster's establish,
ment, day or two ago, satisfied us that the
hard times had no terrors for Nicholas. The
piles of new goods and of fashionable ready
made clothing on his shelves and counters,
show that he acted under the philosophical
conclusion that men must be clothed let come
what will. In prices too, we found that be
had kept pace with the times, and we came
away impressed with the belief that any
one, no matter what his station, or what the
length of his purse. had but TO call on
Ruster and crafty his most ardent wish.-
Even if you have no money, look at his
goods will do you good. Drop in.
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Small Favors Thankfully Received.

The editor of the Monroe Democrat is ju-
bilant oser the election of George II. Row.
land to the House of Representatives, from
this district Hitherto the nominees of the
democratic party from Pike and Monroe have
usually taken their seats in the Legislature
without opposition and when the race did
happen to be contested the democratic majo-
rity in the district usually ranged at from
1000 to $500, and, in Monroe county, from
1900 to 1900. Rowland carries the district
this fall by 9 majority, and Monroe county
by 29l majority, dwindling of democratic
strength down to the little end of nothing,
and yet for this the Squire demands Sixteen
Cheers for Monroe county-Glorious Demo-
cratic Monroe" Truly small faVors are
thankfully received in some quarters.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-24
PennsYlYania's Qnota Filled

HARRISBURG. Oct. l9--In conse-
qucDce of the recent rcquistioD made up
on Pennsylvania by the National Govern
ment the Impression seems to have gore
abroad. that large number of regiments
are still required. and Gov. Curtin is be-
set with applications to accept new regi .
mentS
This is an error. Pennsylvania has
already sufficient nun Der Of regiments.
to meet all the acquisitions made upon
her by the NatioDal Government. and
equipped as rapidly as could be desired
Gov. Curtin, therefore. has no power to
accept any new regiments at this time.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-24
What became of the Soldiers Vote 2

The last Monroe Dem Jcrat sets down Row.
lands majority, in this county at 344. Now
we would like to know what the Squire has
done with the vote of our brave boys at Camp
Crosman and at Tennallytown' AT the for
mer place Westbroook received IA votes and
Rowland 5, and at the latter place Westbrook
received a votes and Rowland none, giving
So majority for WestOrook. The boys who
thus voted were all residents of Monroe coun-
ty prior to their enlistment in defence of the
Union, and their votes should be placed to the
credit of Monroe Now if we deduct this
majority of So from the Squire's stated ma
jority of 344, it will leave him just 29l ma
iority in Monroe TO huzzah over. AS the
Sqrire's cheers seem to increase as the major
ity for his candidate decreases, we would like
him to instruct Us as 10 how many cheers we
should give for ''Galant Democratic Mon
roe," and her majority of 29l! What has
become of the army vote!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-24

CbOur advertising columns will reveal
the fact that we are TO have real meat mar.
ket in our borough. Mr.: John III. Connor
has opened such an establishment in the
Brick Block, third door above the Post Office,
where our citizens can, at all times, find
the best quality of Beef Pork, Lamb, Poul-
try, Fish. Clans and Oysters, at prices with
10 the reach of all. Such an establishment
has long been needed in Stroudsburg, and its
enterprising proprietor deserves a liberal
support in his undertaking.
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Engagement aOlth q Superior Force -Oul
Troops Rep~Ised.-Death 9fCol. Ba
ker.
Washington. Monday, Oct. 2l, 1861.
The following telegram from Gen
Stones command has been received al
headquarters here:
Edwards Ferry, Oct 81, 1861.
This morning at o'clock five conf pa
MES of tho 18th Massachusetts, crossed the
river at liarrisons Island. At daybreak
they bad proceeded to withio a nile and
a half OF LoeSburg. without meeting the
enemy. They still held on, supported
by the remainder of the regiment ana
part of the 10th.
"a gallant reconnaissance was made
early this morning by Major Mix of the
Van Allen Cavalry, Capt Ssewart. Assis
tant Adjutan, General, from Edward'-
Ferry toward Aeesburg, with 30 cavalry
They came on the l4th Mississippi Regi.
Dent, received their Ere at 30 yards. and
returned it with their pistols, when they
fell back in order, bringing in one pris.
oaer. We have possession OF the Virgin
ia side of Edwards Ferry"
Additional accounts say up to 3 o..
clock to day Gen. Stone had held his
own satisfactorily there. though bis CON-
paratively small force upon the island are
engaged with some 1000 of the enemy.
A subsequent dispatch, received late
this afternoon, says Gen. Evans has four
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Sorghum.

We learn that many of the farmers 10
the western part Of Chester county. have
raised parcels of the Chinese Sugar Cane,
the present season. The crop has yilded
well. Mr. James Cloud, near Cochran
Vile. is manufacturing the molasses by
steam, and bi. mill is running day and
night A. sugars have raised in price
the crop will be profitable VaHags Rec.
ord
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Fight near Lebanon Brilliant Ex5lpit OF
Federal Cavalry---Sixty Rebels killed,
wounded and missing, and thirty taken
Prisoners.
Correspondence Of the Missouri Democrat
Rolla, Oct Is, 1861.
Tho ambulances looked for from Spring
field came in day, briuginging 81 of
the men wounded 10 the Wilson Creek
6ght. Mr.. Burns Of Spriug6e and two
ladies also came along in company with
aUbalances.
These people report that sharp en-.
gasement took place on Sunday morning. :.
between two companies of cavalry beIon
ging to Major Wrisht's battalion, attach
ed to Wyman's expedition. and abou, 300
mounted Rebels, in which go OF tbe latter
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LackawaxeD, October l2, 1861.
Mr. Editor,

IHT. ENltO,
Dear Sir:-A sad accident happened
in this Township on Friday Afternoon
the lth inst Two sons of Charles Dan
iels were riding in boat through the
Narrows. when they entered the Narrows
the boat upset and the two boys werc left
without the boat in the Rapids. The
youngest boy, ls years old, was drown,
ed, aud the other was saved By getting
ashore some piece below the Narrows.
pear Kiuble Poiut, and up to 4 p. N. the
body of the other has lot been found
Any inform alton Mr.. Daniels can get
of the body of the deceased. i found, will
be gratifying, and he Will be hsppy to re
ward any person who nay afford him an y
infor u alton.
Truly yours, A SUBSCRIBER.
Milford HERALD
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sTDr. G. B. Windship, the strong
uau of Boston, has developed biz strength
to such an enormous degree thst the ad-
vertises to lift, on platform. twelve men
weighing ore hundred and forty pound.
each.
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0FThe official returns of Luzerne county
show the election of the whole Union Tick
ct except the Prothonotary, and the success
ful candidate for that position had TO repu
date his nomination by the democrats to Sc
cure his election.
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A SUBSCRIBER.
Milford Herald

s@Several stampedes of slaves have
recently occurred in Worcester counts
Maryland. The negroes begin to under.
stand that they can make hay while the
sun shines. aDd are running away as fat
as their legs can carry them.
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@The Postmaster General has appointed
g. g. Shaffer, Postmaster at Whites PaDne-
~, in this county vice Daniel Staples, who
removed from the place.
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akr AT the late show of the Msssachus.
etts horticultural Society, A. d. Web.
ber, of West Needhaw, exhibited six
sqaa.bes produced from one seed. the az
gregste weight Of which vas 6954 lbs.
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The Representative Vote.

The following is the official vote for Repre-
sen,ntiEe in this district, composed of the
counties of Monroe and Pike;
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Battle at Lynn Creek.-Over 200 Rebels
Capturea.-Laxge quantity Of stolen
goods retakem Price Re Enforced by
Ben McColzough = OceOla fortified TO
eive bGnle.-Re- Capture Of Lexington
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BATTLE NEAR LEESBURG.

Engagement aoith q Superior Force Our
Troops Rep~lSed-Death Of Col. Ba.
ker.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-01-24

An aperant stomp2chic preparation Of
Of Nssn and carton BY commission in Hydrsked. :
Europe and the United States and prescribed ~ their
practce.
The experience of thousands daily proves that nc
preparation Q iron can be campared u = lmp9Fite.
sckly compilations indicate its necessity in
almost every conceivable Innoxious in All malta
dies in which has been tried II has proved absolutely
each Of the following cornr laints, viz:
In Debiiity. Nervous Aaectons, Emaeiation, pys-
repsia, Constipation Disrrhaea pysentrry ipiehs
consumption; scroalous tuberculosis; Luns aGTy'iSns'
Liver Complaints, Chronic Headaches, Rheumatism fns
t'Imtient Fever. fiiip,es on ne lace sc
acute tn ntinuee dimnution Of
and muscula from chronic complaints one tris
",.tih, iTvai,ts - no as 10 have hecom,
forgotten their netghborhoods have suddenly re
appeared in he busy world just returned from pro-
attested Of female sufferers
tated victims q apparent sanRnineous eShaas
critical changes, and that complications 81 eervou
md dyspeefc aversion 70 air and exercise for which m
in Nervous affections ~ all kinds ard fo
reasons familiar to medical men, the rIeFatton Of TIA
Freparatop otiton must neees.>ry be inlay .or nh
lie the oia oxides II IS Vigorously tonic ihout ben.
exciting and oveheatng; and sntly regal ry sperihnt
HenEa gastric rgatise, Injecting ds"sreeblets
II 5 ms latter property, among others. which makes ii
remarkably edectuaand remedy for Pa Is
upon shiea appears distinct and specific
action by dispensing the local tendency which forms
them.
In Dyspepsia. innumerabieare its causes single
tex Il these Chalyheae pills has often sucei for the
Habitu, nciudng the attendent Costveness
La u chez ked DEarrh0ea, y hen advanced 10
Us cunfrme emac lat AMI aTentls maitg
equally decisive and astonish
ing.
IL the local pains loss Of flesh and strength debit
ding cough, hectic, which generally indi-
cate Ipcipient Consumption this remedy ha,
allayei the friends and physicians in
In >crSfulous gube nc IOsis. this medicsted
had far than the good effect ci the most
Ously balanced preparations OF iodine, th"ut any OF
iher we'll known iiabiiities-
The attention of females cannot be too confidently inv
tod the remedy aud restorative in the cases pecu
4f.ccting them.
Ia Rth ism both Chronic and in fammatory-
however decidedly been iHvariA
bly, well reported 10th alternating pain and reducing
the sveliiHgs stiffness the joints and muscles.
In intermittent EeyeTs il necessarily be
remedy restorative aud its
in settlements in the win probably be one
If high afd usefulness
no remedy has been discoverein the whole his
metiicne, which such prompt, happy and
ally restorative effects. Good appetite, complete diges
lion, rapid acquisition Of strength with unusual dis
position Tor active and cheerful Immediately fol-
low its
Put up in neat, fat metal boxes containing 20 pills
price so by Druggists and Dealers
Viii be address receipt OF the price
vi letters orders, etc, should be addressed to
II. b. LOCKE 81 CO, General Agents,
339 broadway. New ork.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-01-24
JAMES NJ. POE,
A<OtaTy Public & Real state Agent,
Brightweii Bai dig, No. l5,s Main -tree.
RICHMOND IND

4 A. FOR sale the following spring
Z A splendid Farm 2 miles Richmond. OF,
the East Fork OF W hewater, Hill's Mill :.
prime lpaiy rich bottom land under good cuIiiva
ven waterei and good timber, Barr
Two Orchards, sxcellen spring, &c. PAYMENTS easy
frame House ami Lot on seventh ST. hitch
en-, good we'll aid cistern.
"rck House and Lot on Sixth St, 4 kitchen
well. cellar,
brek House and Lot on North Pearl three
kitchin and pnrc h, cellar. we'll.
small Ia about mile OF j
Ten building Lots in Clifton adjoining Rchmond-wii
lie sold low.
Two Houses and Lots in SevasUpol dining Richmond
very cheap.
Splendid building lot the Depot.
Two Houses and Lots Mill a
House and lot Marion
House and Lot Narketst
five aud one a acres tentsrville suitable
den all In nice order Improvements. Frame Cottage
rooms, Pantry, summer Kitchen, Carpenter shop
Fifty Grated bearing Fruit Trees l o an acre IN
berries, good shrubhery &C This property
SRA lie and viii be sold low. easy payments.
March Is
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MARRYING IN FuN-An Erie paper tells
how at an evening party in that vicinity re-
Gently, as matter Of fun. proposition to
marry was entertained by Two parties who
had then for the first time met. In carry
ing out the joke it was suggested that the
ceremony BE- Immediately performed It
preacher residing near by They went 10
the house Of the minister 10 consun,ma;e the
joke. found u e reverend gentleman in bed /,
woke him. and had the ceremony performed
in 'ilr spirit OF joke. and paid the fee in a
Jokr; but the best part Of the joke is they
have since learned that The marriage was
Legally performed. and is binding upon the
parties Engaged therein. 1t is supposed the
parties who are both respectable. will mend
matters by eventually assuming in earnest
what was intended Jest. the true rela-
tionship of man and wife the gentleman
Is named Doane, a resident of New York
State, and the lady is Miss Wheeler
This is a warning to folks who are fond Of
jes,ing, and especially in affairs Of such deep
moment as the ceremony of marriage.
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Valuable farm for Sale.

>oNTAlNiNG LIS acres LIS are hi<b Star. N,
- cHitlyaitoa, thirds
has an abundance Of falling water AMI veil
i'r '"r gazing or meadow IL good 6rsia
HE Improvements are Fra House almost NV lxrre
fsni- Kara md necessary oa-uiins IL a. located ~
rifles north 81 hlchaua. the Richmoni Pix
has State Road running shrenSh oart every way
and altogether desirable sud he sold low For
GFiher particulars call on . address,
BENJ- STR ATTAIN or
JESSE COFFIN.
Rich1Pn3. Ind.
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WHITE CLovER,-There is an Advantage
in pasturiug white clover, which does not
strike every farmer Each joint furnishes a
fresh root (and of course fresh plant J
whenever such joint cotnes in close contact
with the soil, consequently the more it is
trodden the the thicker it will spring up.
Hence one reason why it grows most lux
uriantly near the bars and saIeways OF our
pastures where the cattle often congregate
Cor. Boston CuitiUator
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-01-24

II ne n OOBstbOu Oh SefIhkc IA aSsbssad.
Las, Sunday Jan. l3th) was great day
in Russia. 1t was New Years day in that
country, where the Old 81 yie still continues,
which occasions difference OF twelve days
On that day, the law emancipaling he serts
wen, into effect. To-day, it may be said.
in q general sense. Slavery, or that species
of it which has been called ser1age. exists
not in Russia. This is certainly the most
remarkable event of the year 1861 thus far.
This important measure began TO be agi
tated in the Autumn of 1887 For three
years it has engressed public attention ia
Russia almost TO the exclusion Of everything
else. Nor need We wonder for il is by lar
the most important step which The Govern
ment Of the Empire has taken Tor several
centuries.
In regard 10 the number of serfs in Rus
STA. there seems to be great diversity Of
statement In an article in the Westminis-
Ter Review for October last, the number is
put down at 22 600, OO0. Some Of our
American papers place it at 100000.
The Westminster. however. only speaks OF
the serfs of the mobiles; it does not give, we
believe, the number of those that belong to
the Gar. or Crown, as G should say.
In lS4O the case stood thus We give TIE
figures derived from the books of the
Minister Of the Public Domains''-26 $780,
90 serfs belongen t. the mobiles and other
proprieptors; 100000 belonged to the es
tates assigned by the EN- eror To members
of the Imperial family. and 81. 900, Oou be
loDged TO the Crown-making total OF
forty eight millions OF men, women and
children in their various classes of seIis--
We ought to state, however, that the serf,
that belonged to the Emperor, (~ho were
in all 81 100000 in reality,) were rather
Grown Peasants" than ordinary .'serts .
They were proud Of that relation and con
sidered themselves much better off than the
common serfs; and SO they were.-N y
! Journal Of Commerce.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

me oHefs tor sale large. three .tor
business houses They OF the
.etr and veil finished thrvus They are Iacstt an
MAIN street IN the business part CRY They I'll
sold reasonable or e.ehAgea Tor ate, o.,
erty. IoR Rns
richmond. June 18th, 1850
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II GOD TURNING.

Having npioyed Nm Hatehirs as turner in mr.
Burnture kstAhfishmert his yell known igsf
in saying that can supply sll who asy desire
anything in this line With articles which
passed Every Description of turning in
Sost, viii be doHe cabinet pattern
chair makers. carpenters hutlders tn
sorAhis terms.
THOMAS MASON.
Aug H. 1851 asxs
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For sale.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LO'

VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.
'I'W 0 lots fronting 80 south on r. r swith run.
nirg north TO Pool street, with nearly 80 IT, front
Seventh
Also, two lots on same block cnrnerins on = 1 #
alley All these lots have the advanj age ~ a suit-b
connecting with all the Roads. Enquire a, Robin
sens NJ chine WORKS, Main st, Richmond Ind
Oct. IL. A.
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Soon after his settlement on the Mississip
pi. the frequent alterations. and suits. grow
ing out Of the contested land claims in which
himself and some Of his sons were involved,
again drew him into the practice OF The law,
,n which he continued at intervals until the
day of his death. In nay next and last
hapter of this series of articles. l propose
abiding to few Of the more important ca
res he attended to in western Illinois and
will then give an account OF the close of hi
-ventful life. and the death of his amiabe
md heroic wife ELKHoRS.
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IOHN NJ. PAX SON.

IOf1N NJ. I A-NSON,"--
Has opened Nj EAT Store In his old stand +
doors north of Main Marion street, where h.
pr epsred supply his old customers. friends aud tI
'.rest mankind with all kinds fresh such
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK,
LARD SC &c. at the lowest possible rates for ASH
and X ASH only. He also makes super Tor lOgua
Sau sa ges. which he will sell at wholesale retail
a low as they can be had place in west H.
always be found his stall in the Marse; House on
Market Thankful Tor the liberal patronage he Ia,
heretofore received he will endeavor
tnuance o. the same II good meats, low prices
tention o business will
September 18th, 1860 4,tf
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For Sale-In Richmond.

A BOUT two acres of Land. he Depot With III,
80 iot,o".hs fnprose EN- ats Large Frame DSeIIinS
stable Carriage House, Wash Wood House Nell
Cistern. good SprinS and Spring House, Fruit Trees
shrahhery &c Nice property. Will take small house
And lot in exchange
Agood House ana Lot Fort Wayne Avenues room.
good Cellar. Well Cistern
Al the ahove property will be ssd low. on easy paw
nents Possession given Immediately
JAMES N. POE
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Notice.

y Office - hereby given thai ] have flei ~i,s ~.
y snsitsr Ct Wayne IndiAas = petition "a ~.
Beard OF County Commission Of Csny far RI,
sitting. all the lets exc-pt Nc 90
vAcate all he streets All Alleys. excry, NiSSns st,-s
laid og- ard --ce--f by tn f5sh suxu-, isse
the north harder % the City Richmond H. q.
snt s-Fy described q Plat record "a Il,
the Recorders oze Of said county Of pls,
page llS >xia IaFs nEnhe- 1 70 rs irrfn.iy.
AMI being in the n l. Or sse4ien - T0rn. Is r.nr-
JACOB
January sxh, ISL
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The Natural Weather Guide,
VEGETABLE hydro. ETER.

flNiiiS instrument possesses all the qualities Of a
first Glass Is rometer. IN foretelllng the various
changes of weather with unerTing accuracy, often
from II 10 - hours previous any Visible change.
The acting princpi is sir. ulr plant discovered by
the propriet0rs. which possesses the highly curious
and useful property OF adapting itself 10 the sgI
atnasp heFc variations and remark ably sensitive
to render it the most perfect Hygrometer known
IL is sned supply the great want, long felt by
FARMERS. of a cheap, convenient and reliable,
guide to the weather" The Automatic operation
OF this little weather prophet, simple and perfect
has won universal admiration and praise. The pro-
pretors feel highly grathed in being able to
II ihute valuable article tn the Of man.
~ Of natures own wonderful mechanism.
Two sly les of the instrument Ieady for
ket One, neatly chased case of union MATERIAL
the other. large ornamental rosewood ease, contain
ing pointers and thermometer. frice of the
small ) 81. that of the larger 81 20. Either
will be sent by Express upon cept of the price
the small size cent BY mail post paid. al the
Full directions will mpany each ms trument sold
80 gents wanted Address,
A. II. BLACK & BRO.
indianapolis, ind.
Nov. AZ
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FALL & WINTER STYLES
OF
RICH DIR ESS GOODS.

" M. Pc to- ellis,
NO. Is, Main Street,
lt0LORED and Figured Dress Silks
~ Foulnri Silks,
Plain Black Silks very cheap
Plain and Fig'd, French Morenos aud Atwood
Delsines. much below their real value.
Figured Cashmeres, Wool Piaiis with large
lot OF the different styles of Dress Goods to be found
in the Eastern markets
Ladies and Gents Shawls in great variety
Also.
Cloths, Cassimeres. Satinetts
T"EEpS, FLANNELS. MUSLINS DRESS TRIM
mngs, Closks. Gloves. Hosiery &c
lot OF Prints good cloths. and fast coicrs low
Ladies and Chjidrens Boots and Shoes.
Our friends and the public III general, are respect
fully invited TO give a call.
Oct Is lS90. AZ