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mobLaw An PhiladeIpbta.

PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-The Southern Monitor of,
fee and Gen. Pattison's residence are threatened
Several prominent Southerners with secession pro-
clivities, have been warned by socalled vigilance
committee.
PHILADELPHIA, April l5-The following is the
speech that was made by Mayor Henry to the excited
mass which threatened the Palmetto Flag newspaper
building this morning!
Fellow oUntrymen By the grace of Almighty
God, treason shall never rear its head or have a
foothold in Philadelphia. Immense cheering.l ]
call upon you American citizens to stand by your
own flag and protect it all hazards, at the point
of the bsyOnet if necessary; but in doing so re-
member the rights due your fellowcitizens and their
private property. Immense cheering.l That flag
was an emblem of the government, and call upon
all good citizens who love their country and its flag
to testify their 10y atty by going to their respective
places of of abode, leaving to the constituted au-
thorities of the city the task of protecting the
peace and preventing every act which could be con-
strued into treason to their country. The Mayor
then raised the stars and stripes.
PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-The excitement has
subsidized.
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"No BoDrs HURT."-The following paragraph
from the Indianapolis d. Old Guard of the 18th
inst, gives some idea of the effect of the LINCOLN
Administration upon the business interests of the
North:
We are informed, by persons in situation 70
know that there are, in and around about the city,
500 mechanics and laborers out of employment.
There is pthing dong in building or any other
mechanical branch that can possibly be suspended
and the men that have heretofore been busy at this
season. are now walking round with their hands in
their pockets, for want of something to do. These
men, or most of them, have families depending on
their labor for their daily bread and do not see
how they can possibly get enough to eat In add.
ton to the individual suffering, the withdrawal of
this much productive labor is equivalent to loss
of full $4,000 day to the city, or $4,000 week.
THIS added to the reduced business of those parti-
ally employed, and the general stagnation, equals,
we should estnste in this city alone, at least $50,
600 week. If this vas only temporary, it could
be endured-but, with the certainty of war, when
will it endf Verify, it has cost oEr people large
sam to elect a Republican President and put 3 few
clamoroHs applicants in Office.
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MAJ AEDERsoN.-It is thought, in high circles,
that Major Anderson will now resign and tender
his services to the Confederate States. We are in
clined to think that there gone reasons for this
Oncluson.-M Montgomery Confederation,
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Cantnrn nf fha Harriet Lame

We learn from passengers from Charleston that
the u S. steamer Harriet Lane in attempting to
force an entrance into Charleston harbor, was fired
into from one of the batteries and seriously Grip
PIED that being unable to put to sea- she surrender
force consisting of TIVE hundred men, were taken
prisoners.-Aaantd Lutsligspcsr, April IL.
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TREAsoN.-The Federal Court commenced It's ses'
sion in this city yesterday, Judge HUMPHRErs pre-
siding In bis charge to the grand jury, the judge
maintained the ground that LINCoLN's proclamation
was unconstitutional; that the Governor should
disregard his requisition upon this State for yonn-
teers to coerce the seeded States and that the jury
should find no true bills for treason He also main
tanned the ground that in the present collision be-
tween the North and the South there is no such
thing as treason GAd that parties taken on the one
or the other side should be held prisoners and not
as traitors. We trust the Judgs viii furnish tsis
charge for publication.
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Gov. Magoffin,s Reply.

FRANKFORT April Is.
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary War,
Washington, d. C.:
Your dispatch is received. In answer, say en-
phatcally, Kentucky will furnish no troops for the
wicked purpose of subduing her sister Southern
States. Yours,
B. MAGoFFIN, Gov. Kentucky.
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F,on ,be Loui,viIle courier, April Il

From the Louisville Courier, April 1e.
The following correspondence by telegraph pass
ed between Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Secretary of War,
and Gov. MAGoFFIN, yesterday:
THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO GOVERNOR HAGoFFN.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
To His E1ceIlency, Beriah Magefin, Governor Of
Kentucky: Call made on you by to-nights mail for
four regiments of militia for immediate service
TSignedl SIMON CAMERON, Sec. of War.
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We are glad to learn that r. A Bennett. who has
suffered much from a wound in his breast. is re-
covering more rapidly. The absOess in bis side
which has lately formed, since opening has afford
for sleeping during the night time.-HdrtsviLe
Plqindsasr, Apra Is,
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Intense Excite Wash.
ington!

LINCOLN AND HIS COHORTS FRIGHTENEDi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-17

MARTIAL LAW TO BE PROCLAIMED !
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Affairs Hn Charlest0n.

CHARLESTON, April 1.-THE steamer Nashville
from New York. arrived here at O'Clock on Satur-
day morning
An eyewitness of the firing on Friday night says
it was terrifcaly grand and reached the climax al
ten O'Clock at night when the sky was overcast by
rain clouds.
The streets were filed with people nearly all
night. House tops, shipping, and every available
place was covered with spectators. Towards
morning the firing diminished-a few random shots
only were fred and replied to only occasionally by
Sumter. When the hre and smoke was first seen
ISSUING from Sumter, it was supposed to be only a
signal to the ships which were in the ofing, appar
emily blockading the port they remained quietly
at anchor.
CHARLESTON, April I5.-Every one snxiousl
waited to see what the vessels would do, and full
expected the engagement would be general,
At 10 A. NJ Sumter was plainly seen 10 De on IRE,
the flames bursting through the roofs of the houses
within it. At this tine, Major Anderson scarcely.
fired shot, while bombshells and grape scattered
like haioyer him and drove the soldiers undercov
The iron battery at Cummings Point, only l $ 90
yards from Sumter, kept up continuous fire
from its rifed cannon.
The fire from the floating battery and Moaltris
was regular and accurate. The land battery was
scarcely injured BY the brisk fire kept up by An.
derson scarcely mlssel from this battery missed
Sumter, The floating battery proved impenetrs-
BILE /; every shot from 1t told on Sumter.
Shells from the mortars at Mount Pleasant battery
were thrown with great precision. While Sum-
ter was on fire, Anderson was obliged to cease his
cannonadng to direct his efforts to put it out twice
He succeeded, and to do this his men had to go
outside the walls and pass water through the port
holes. Being exposed to terrific FIRE, this was not
resorted to till the fort was on fire for the third
time, and flames had increased to an alarming ex-
tent. After few moments he ordered them in
and about the batteries as the Emoke too thick
to work them. At noon the flames burst from ev-
cry part Of 1t and the destruction was complete.
Illinois Moving.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 15.-Gov. Yulee to-day is
sued proclamation to convene the Legislature of
the State at Springfield the 23d of April for the
purpose of enacting such laws and adopting such
measures as may be deemed necessary upon the
following subjects Wig: A more perfect organi4a-
tipn and equipment of the militia of this State and
placing the upon the best footing to render eff
fectve assistance to the General Government in pre-
serving the Union, enforcing the laws, protecting
the property and rights Of the repe; also the rails
ing of such money and other means as may be re-
quired to carry on the foregoing objects,
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$ EReDY HUR IT,!

THE SOUTHERN COAST TO BE BLoCKADEI
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Lincoln Can't See why the Fleet Did
Nothing.

ACTIVITY OF THE BLACK REPUBLICAN
COHORTS!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17
INDIAN VEGETABLE D6OO0TION
THE ALL-suFFIcIENv THREE.

TRlESEMAR,1.i and s-Protected BY Royal
Letters Patent of England, and secured By the
Seals OF the Eco-e de Pharm&cle de PsrIs, and the
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and nate rrhes
and all physical disabilities.
No. comp letely graduates all traces of thozs
diseases that have boon hitherto treated By the nan
scous and pernloLous use of ooDsiva and oabebs,
No. mas entirely Implanted the Injurious use of
mercury, thereby i1suring TO tho sufferer speedy
relief, disPerainE al impurities, and roofing on
,TRIEsEMAR, Nos. !. and :, are prepared in
and oan be carried in the walstooat pocket Sod
IN TIN oasas and divided into doses an sd
mInihtersd BY Velpeau, L4llcmand, Roux, Rioord
90. Price D each, or four GASES for o., which
saves Us and IN Ga Gases, whereby there 10 saw
ing Of De. To be had, Wholesale and retail, Of Or
BARROW. Of 194 Bleocker street, New Yori,
ImmeQiatey on rooejy1ng remittance, DIR. Barrow
VIII forward tho Griesemar 70 any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according to the in
strIiotions Of the writer.
The Book, of al Others, that should be read b,
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
y Humsn Frsilty, or Psychological Researches"
10 beautifully Illustrated, and treats infinitely Of
q! the syms.oms that invariably develop them
ane viahnfL habit OF earl, {oHh
monial state, and, IL not checked in time derener
Ssing all the functions of manhood, and brinEIne
Sold BY DR.. IA kR0W, led Bieecfer street four
doors below MaodouEal, New York. Prioe s.
cents; Sent fres eyeJ whore.
tngton. D. c. =. de fs-sm
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LE kSE NEW fENWSL1H6B Ekk.r
L.

The Camden and Amboy and Phil.delph,a and
bEPhfH rs SRsM Sd L1s frUN PHIhA
fR SEfSSTFs a .s Ma4E 81
AtsA; M vi. Camden and AmbOy. &c. and A.
Ats A. NJ via Camden and Jersey City, IN. j.
A.s A; A., via Camden and Jersey CITY. Morn
AtJIS q: NJ via Kersinston and Jersey City.
At l2X P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aoeommo-
APP NJ, vi. Camden and Ambos. &C. and A.
At t q 2 A., via Ksn.inston and jersey City.
At " via kensinston and Jersey City,
AIS E. NJ, via Camden and jersey City, Evening
As1t z NJ wa Camden and Jersey oisy. tsouth-
Ats p. a., via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommod.-
s ton sfFssht md p.sssnter, First clsss ToSst
NJ The n; Nail Train runs daily. The IN p.
.on ss =. Leg lErSsfG1 .. Fleming
- For Water Gap, stroud burg. Scranton, wift..-
Wat ksntpngton wa Delaware, L~ckavsnna and
For MsuOh C6uns, Allentown and BethIshsm.. At
The no A NJ he connects with the Esn Iss1ins
D For Mount Holly ct and A. NJ. spda and "
For Freehold 1t "a. NJ. and sP. M.
"a +; NJ: from Remington, and u p. M from
FsI fs%s. H Rs1ssI.en, ps,.noo, s.r.r,, p.,-
,insso ana ElPSrs1ne'o' BOidsnfOvn, 10,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentovu, and iuserme-
date places, at ~ p. N. from Walnut strees
ID For New York and WAY Lines. leaving
henslnSton Depot; take the oars on Fifth street
above Walnut. half an hour before depa-tnre The
cars run INTO the depot, and arrival oftrain rn
Fifty pounds of baxsaxe onlv ,JIov.a
passenger Passenger are prohibitsd from !. ~
anything as baggage, but their wearing apeerei
extra The company limit their respons - iity fDr
nnsfIsSs to one col e. per pound, and WI not be
except By special oontrsct. -~''.' -
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.@R .yEs Sfg kS Eg gEayEH

a. follows, .vis:-Leaye Camden Station. ball
m more ,sxSsBt Sunday q ga. H.: Ez-
s6GFfaWsssrA kkb PASS ETS II EFF
FOR WAY PASSENGERS. T. esia
Tram; bstween Piedmont and Wheeiins AZ a ~
S9mmodetion Train. leaving Piedmont q s. % A.
e. e ana ostTsen Gfsfson And reIksrsburE. afe
TIE EREDERICk TRAIN leaves Baltimore
A ~ E 81 A. c3S rEEssss,ff $3.50. &.
timo5s 81 % and els A. NJ. and IS and xxc q :
ana snd 1 Mills ssfso and iio A. and So
For further e inicrps2op, TICKETS Of every k,nd.
stsl, oRpH - =. q, ~ TkNGLAND Agent, a. Camden
w. SMITH.
Ffe Master Of Trxnsportioa.
Il. M OLE. Gen'1 Tiofet Arept
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.sEhINDIvlDUAL ENTERPRISE
EASTERN IND WESTERN
SHORE STRAMERS

hhH1' S3PfoNEEkk.JJCcsspp, W. Norman,
Will run their routes a. follows, lesvi q LIrht
strest, Baltimore, foot Of Camden, at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landinss
on GhoPtank rlyer, every WEDNESDAY and
Monday. INV
For Annapolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a ~ davs
,PI0NEER-Fer st. MIchsers and Easton. via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY,, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on Friday.
For Annapolis, West River, st. Michael,s and
IA ton, VIA Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
Fare to Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Faston
Sars 10 st MichaeTs and Miles River jrounS
Fare % West River, Ground trip, Sill ...-... is
Fare to Annapoll. (round trio IS centsJ IS
MEALS EXTRA.
lFreght must be prepaid
Wharf and O1ioe, LIGHT ST., foot of Camden.
Daiti"ores T.. II. CANNON,
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Life and Career Of Major Andre, by Winthrop
Ater Icebergs with Painter, q Summer VOYAGE
20 Labrador and Newfoundland; by Rev Louis L,
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tET Ill WHO IRE IETLicTED
.x sEEkH!
EEJOI5B YE<LY4.


Of these numerous silmeIA whioh artae from i'm
purity ofthe blood? What are they, do yos as .
Rather ask, what are they neti The blood 10 the
source of life and health, and il 10 the first element
of oar being to respond to Any oSlse which Affects
the synte tbs pslse inlalllblT sttests The ever
prevailing NearsEis, tae Irritating Erysipe.is the
Subtle Scrofnls, the Sgoniging Rheumatism, Nor
ross Debility, Dyspe1Is, Liver CouPl aint with its
torsor and ds;ecuon, apd the nsmbeTless llls that
fesh heir 20 dsrlIs their htdeous origin from the
Uao the yieiiaing resources Of nature for its aid,
and sGfer ~ to commend 10 yoar confidence and
ass that truly valuable medic8ment known a.
MRS. n. COHS
INDIAN VE6ETABLE DE0O0TION.
With regard to this almost infalltble syeeIaS
popular sentiment has spoken in declded terms
salpod By constant ayova-s OF curative effects and
the ros alb from ts use are after all other
remedies and the bost medical skill have failed.
Lot rs say, in conolusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from tho literate and super
hcial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
spectacle SOURCES and justify tbs highest terms in
which, II Is possible to commend so valuable q
specific TO public approval. We may add also that
the curative properties Of the medicine 90 uslled
only by Its restorative elects, the system recover
ing from disease With rensved constitutional v.or.
sitJ, and By the proprietor, MRS. Nj. cox,
bottle and her seal on the cork
IL Proc 81 per bottle, six bottles for g.
F1oIsssis Zgsst. r, 8. r. CISSEL, Druggiat
aeorgetovn, ID. c., wholesale Agent for the Bis
trict, and will supply the trade at my prices.
a. ls-r
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NEW YORK AND ERIE Rail
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
k n, 4, AND o, fALL RIVER:

sS, sY sF.4 ETR sS ss4tI d EFssIfE STATE,
strength and speed, but psrtoulsrly ADAPTED the
naylEation Of LonE Island Sounc, running in con
neotion with the Pail River aid Old Colony Rail-
road, distanoe Of - piles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery,
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brnytou.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 81 o'oloof
Z, :, touching g NSyP1It seeh va.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Seturdsys, A. o cloct
r: :. touching 90 Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with commcdiovs
snte rooms, And every arrangement for the securi-
" AND comfort Of passenger who are afforded by
this route nights' rest on board. and on arrival
~ Fall River proceed per Steamboat Train ,reeoh-
Ing Boston early the following morning or nav
remain on board anhl starting OF the AooommodA-
son as a; N, BY which they may reach Boston
: A baggage master il attached 20 each steamer.
who receives and tickets the baxgase. and accom-
panies the same to It's destination. =
ca steemeT runs IN CONGESTION with this Line be-
tween Fan River and Provldenoe daily, except
Freight 70 Boston 10 forvsFdsd through with
great dispatch BY an Express Train, which lea YES
Eeh k1yer ever motning,. Sundays en- cepted, st
~ oolook Tor Boston and New Bedford arrlyins
q ~ uestinatlon at about II A. M
once on Pier North vs "a For ss as . - me
sSs os en- sRp, on sos, @ q Ssssss
10 am " W est streef. NJ W u
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
n @ 4LE1AMDRIA, "a.

The thirteenth annual session of tnls Institutlop
VIII commence on Tuesday, September 18th IN the
No. $50 King street. A>"
The course of study pursued will com,riss ali
The branches rec uisite to q thorough Enrlisb Edu
cation, and Munc, French, Latin and Drawinf, il
La addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick i,
prepared TO receive limited number OF pupils a.
HeIesrss Who, contributing part Of her. own fam
sion She VIII sndesvor, rs far Is poss ible to snr
Of Home.
81 RCrssss-Rsv,9 Sec. n. Norton. Rev. DR.. Eha,
Ess.. Edgar snoxdsn. Ess.. Edmund w ffmtS'
e.. k HsSnsy MeHI6q,y; Ess.. Lewis MskenIls
Editor Evening Star, Bepjamin Waters. Ess u a.
Entwlsle, ir, Esq, Col. John w. Minor, L0udoun,
Messrs. Blacklook d Marshall, Mensrs. CoTae
Brothers. NV
board, with Tuition In 81 the English Brsnohes
IN advance.
IL No extra charges. an Sx-tf
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GUNBOATs FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS.
QUARrRRMAsTIR GRNRRAL's OYrIcr, !
Wcsaisgt0s, .JNas IL, 1851.
PRorosALs are invited for constructing Gun
boats upon the Western rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be IusIne ately prepared and
may be examined at the Qusr'ermsstsr's Once at
Cinoinnsu. Pit'sburgh, and at this ONCE. -
ers alone will be considered. = = = -
Plans submitted BY bidders viii be taken into
conslderaton. 81 ~ M. G. MEI6S. :
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EssiSsE As s..s sstt sS s$Rs

And,wEs ]. FSsIss l:. s.ta IhAiNs Nosra
and $50 and D. m. z j 81 rs n, - - - 49,
Troy and Albany TwithlIo IS y m faund.v. IN
aleeping carl 10, So. m cin3sTJ IN
foughkeepste train g. q Is Is a. NJ and sc n =,
m LIS D. m u 49, - y ~
Peekskiii train. <sep m IA s . "a - tssfs 81 AZ a
eing sIng tF4lns9 % n 10 = = n. and IS "a
r{ihJJ ~ 10 sss ,. ~ - p. N - ~
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49, ~ Fog e ssfgyHs YsSsEN 1t t5S 90

Leave. the ever :Pd e gNliSSS bock, Bali
O< O'CLOCK r u; tsIing psssengers and fs,sht. and
gsSensetins With the R.ilroed hSss. 20 and lfom
ton, York, HsrIlsbprg, PIttsbure, Pa, aud the
Wsst, Immediately after the arrival Of the Express
Train from New ToIk and Philnde lphia.
The following Ia the Schedule
From New York 70 Fort Monroe and back Sig
From rom Bat fis and ai Sse Sso.-.
UPROCURE YOUR TfCKETsn
In New York. az the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of CORTLAND street.
In Phi sdelphIa, ct the Company's once N. w
corner OF Sixth and Chestnut streets or q. the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In BALTIMORE, on board the Steamers, foot of
Union Dock. HUGH Q'c0NNER,
passRnrer Arent
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1sa1k HSsf Es kstt g$sR r nsR

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
70, CSmmen9ing Mondsy, May 9Th, Isei.
For Dover Plaips-1oe >. m sto,,ins At White
PaSin: and stations north to Dover pains-frOm
(Thi. train win run 10 Millerton every Saturday
For cIo,on F.Ils-s:iss. m. stopping at al sta
For w bite Plains-2:So, $40 and ssn . m stop
Ping az al stations from 26th street ststfon.
For w hite Plelns-6:i5P p. N. rtoppins ~ oil sta
For Williams Bridge-7.Sn, Ills O. m. and sss0 D
N. stopping st al stations from nth street saton
Returning will leave
:.i M s1f efS. tram tram leave. Min
ierton ever Monday morning 81 Q. M =
CI9ton FeAs-6B. m.
Williams Bridse~kS. $50 a.. m a 10 Pm mn
SIndeI trains will leave 9Th Avenue corner I'D
street, for Central Park, YorkvIlle, Harlem and
S0 'y ySA n eH GipSiff oT s s suS 70
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
- Passenger Trans Iesv. vi. p.vo.
mia Ferry and Long Doek, from foot Of ChsmieTs
st zs New YSr 3 s e fsllovsb va
and pIincipeI intsfmes e'e stsaions ana D'naio'
ssW q m MAIL, Tor DuuklrK. and Iutermediste
stauors-Thls Train remains over night az ElmIrs
ne N IL R' ds p.i }Sl 6a.v. and inter
Ioe a m ACCOMMODATION. daily. for por,
'ssTcs o and w iRoiea s =, T,ss,., -,
$40 2. n, MIG al Ex.PREss, daily. for Dun
FL FL Rsialo, CsDsnd.,rcs and princPs Stations.
sos m. ACcoMMODATioN.f for HornesviIIe,
and principal ssaaS gHH.s mINor. s,,1 s,,,
NATHANIEL MhRsHi r cce,y.s Teni S1PI
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Doors AND ssoEs 10 ssIr III

we sTs nov mspuisctnrlnE ell kinds Of BOOTS
ana SHoESs and CONSTANTLY receiving e~-an~
snlHly OF eastern made work of every do
scrltpon, made expressly 70 order, and win N
heIetofors charged In fhis eity for mIoh inierior
city made work, viii always and good assorSmen
U store And st the lowest prices. Give ne call,
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<fAcxEI2E S k 1875. ssf s5sis. s5fISss

,silsf sss s$fSsas sstIs stSSk
ToNcInlana Route-Ths shorssst and most d.
ss q 4; as;S;l;S h
s sas sed
fsis s1 Nsw fStS ds,ly. ssndass s5eeBtea from
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