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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08
FRnnI HAGER sTnWN.

HAGERsToWN, June Z.
The advance brigade of Federal troops reached
Greeneastle to day -Four brigades will be pushed
forward rapidly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

Colonel F. W. Lander, who was Polter's
second in bis boWie-knife duel wherein Pryor
backed down, has offered his services to Cen
eral NcClellaud, and has been accepted.
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RS> Sacks will be sent to those who wish to con
sign.
Our charges are iow. ll.-L
No Efforts shall be wanting to merit the pEtr0neg
oi these who have Wool to sell.
CLEY ELAND WOOL DEPOT co..,
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FROM BOSTON.
REnELs ApEANcING oN oAIRO.

The Frigate Colorado sailed to-day for th'
S1uth.
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sgS 81 DC s sSSS
X.NIFZSsIslIlISl.E
one HSmdred DoIlars PrSaltns m
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
ca 9PERM4FoBlHoEA,
g L Z ET, 60, AND IMP OTENOY
CURED

1HMlMAL " 1AAAI1lf
ca SrEzMLToRlHoRA,
GLEET, ko., AND IMP EEOY
CURED
After al other Treatment Failsll
11E DIR. A. GIBSON,
FomarlY Of NsV York City, viii pay One Hun
dred dollars the proof that he ever fails to cure
sum for tis proof that any other Physiciaa N
the united s.1tes treats the sane diseAses Eiih
Alter many years Of iaborioui stuiiy and sxpsFs>
ence, Dr. GIBSON Is happy In being able 81
aogDes 2 ne aaertgnsse, that hs has BeFis'ied
SPEEDY AMI PERMANENT OURE
Of the uboEs and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
DEBILITY Or NERVoUs PR5sTRATI0E.
he has suoceeded IN curing cases In this city, some
1 Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
BsfatYlsd physicians, who 9Fofes 20 treat al private
maladies with success, and without rsceiving The
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he is 3 member OF
some College IN London or Pari1s g perha75 some
sSd Who h5id ont srsat 1cetalio1s never 70 b. re-
/ allied. Bnt what DR.. GIBSON might boat OF it
.hls that he Is able 70 give entire satisfaction
those who repose confdenee IN his ability and intsg-
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
Of frestment which challenges any PhYsioian Of Lou
don or Paris or auy natenf medicine to equsi Tor -
radical cure o seminal weak kuees and an 9isaasss
i arou aa1cal or secret abuse.
1 Dr. GIBSON also claims for nis new trsatueut the
following advantages over all othors ret di7cngerod
ablo; he uses NO relics Of the DARK agss such a
: Mercury, any other deleterious druq Secondly
restrictions in Diet or business Iegur0d; Third,
y his treatment 5 positive and certain IN AL casa.
He stands prepared 70 g into any pullic or private
hospital in the Onited States and danonsirlte the
iInslonsa aQloriorlfl q his treatment ang
other now known 70 the world in p0int OF prompt
aos., pornauency mildneE1, safety and conFenienos
/ 70 the patient.
Dr.. GIBSON q permanently loc8tsd IN Cleveland
aad has during the naat two Yeas lerforued D any
cures cf diseases which had lcr y6ard resisted al
other modes Of Treatment RstaIenesean Be Given @
lntividua8 Of the hrst reepsctabity in OlsVulAndt
Boston, New York, and other cites ia res4fu 20
slCill and integrity In all pro l1o nal
/ LTapepaias khuematism. bcrofnla and al chrome
/ diseases treated with superior succe1s.
/ receipt Of ten collars.
,Drs GIBSON's Nsx Work ca Phy1iologJ for sale
- DR.. GIBs0HY
Professor e ElSetr0Patky and Melieias,
! - Odcs No. NJ Ontario street. up stairs, fsT
| door, from The Public SQUARE.
/ Once hours from % y and tom tc o'clock
/ psiiy. fsu1dH1a e1eeptea-i Ane
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NJ A RIM E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

RaTERED-June I.
Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Prop. Northern Light, Spauldingi OntOnagOn-
PROP Cataract, McNelly, Dunkirk.
Prop Gov. Cushmen, Scott, from Dunkirk to San
dusky.
PROP. Young America, Tyler, from -Ogdeushurgh to
ChiCagO,
Frop. Vermont, Sharer, rom OgdensDlrgn 70 10
ledo.
trOit.
Prom. elevsisnd, -, fpom Ggdensburgh to Chicago
Schr City Belle, Thompson, Port Clinton.
Schr Watts sherman, Harrington, Buhalo.
Schr. COnsuelO, Harrington, Cape Vincent.
scOW Lime Rock, Bissett, kelley's Island.
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Stmr. Ocaan, Evans Detroit.
Prop. Saginaw, Dickson, Bnfal0.
Prop Cafaract, McNellY, Dunkirk.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Dwight Scott.
PROP. Akron, ColdWall, from DetrOt TO Ogden burg.
Schr City Belle, Thompson, Port Clinton.
Schr. W. Sherman, Harrington Buffalo
Schr. Crinoline, Greene, Toledo.
ScOw Lime Rock, Bissstt, kelley's Island
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: - IN nRNAMNNTAI, pRINTING.

sS- Plain and ornamental printing OF every ge-
ocription done at The Printing Eatalhahment ol taS
baapEn tfcs on ahe latest improved and most fape
SFssm prosses in tho best style short notice. and
II reasonable rates. Pertiouer at'snsl9n PAN 70
Haut work Eyery description OF Ainding Done
s-SsstsiiT blank Books, LedEaT5 Journala, sales
Saoks Easeivinr Books, &c,. &C.
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OsWEGo llARkET-Jnne !.
Ny. STOCK MARKRT.-June z.

Market dull and hesvy. Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy 53 Illinois Central script g. Panama O5 i
Micidgtn Central %; Hudson 81 y; Erie 2l5ds New
YORK Central Tls; lsousiana g; Virginia a. North
Carolina 5l5z; Pacific Mail o.; New York stats y
81 it2 Treasury rs lG2; United states IS "a eou-
dons M; DO g 81 coupons s35S Ohio registered
S54.
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1871 PASTURAGE. =

The Past. res Of the subscriber,
about go a res in the Cuyahoga tEk
VALLEY, will b. open and alter
the first ds Z Nay. Terms-hfty cents per week
for Cows, and dollar per week for Horses, paya
BILE every Monday In advance, unless arran ngements
are made with the undersigned for the Seasen.-
Apply at my Office over Merchants Bank, Superior
street., or 70 Milo Bosworth, Herdsman, at the en-
Stove Foundry, or at his brick Dwelling house on
University Heights.
hereby notified that they will be charged for the
tire season from date Of entrance TO November lst
unless they give notice in wiring of an earlier
withdrawal and also, that the subscriber will not
be responsible for animals that may stray from,
y s. s. STONE.
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0ystfts.

N 3. MALTBY'S OYSTER De
VI POT CAte Holt 4 Maltby'sl CEhEBkATED
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY -
From hf1 egfabli1hmsnf IN Baltlmors-put ~ n
cans and warranted fresh and good Or no aale
Spice Oysters, and aardines Kept constantly On
RsIfimors N0w Fork and Princes Bay sh o.
tsra vii b recsiVsd daily b E1Pzes8.
81 CaaOxER8 for sale hy the barrel.
". ". GAINES, Agslts
- 80 soe suBsrior Ifrsst, OlsVeland. o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28
Map of the Southern States.

A splendid map of the Southern States
abont s feet by in dimensions, colored,
and showing all the railroads, their stations
and distances, together with counties, towns,
villages, harbors rivers and ports, carefully
compiled from the latest government and
other reliable surveys, has Just been publish,
ed by j. 7. Lloyd, n. Y. Upon the back
Of the sheet is printed a complete gazetteer
o. the same States For Yeferance at the
present time, this map is about the best we
have seen. 1t is sold in sheet at SO and
60 cents, in book form at 81 SO, on linen
with rollers at 50 so, aud with "Straiuers''
at SO SO.
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contributed to diversity the Interests Of the
occasion by their presence.
The Band, we regretted not to soc and
hear. Their absence left vacuum which
only they could Gil.
We are indebted to q number OF cur
friends at the breaking up Of the fair, and
the gathering up Of affairs. To Mr.. G.
G. Calkins for quantity Of mamoth fat
turnips, just the right article at the right
time-teDder and delicious to Mr.. Emory
Luce for basket Of we'll grown sweet pc.
tatoes, sweeter than any we have eaten of
northern growth, and not particularly un.
seusonable either to Mr.. Robert Hutch.
nson for variety Of fne vegetables, such
as potatoes, cabages, pumpkins and Hub
bard squashes, and to Mr. John II. Wood
man for fuc specimen Of large squash,
all of which draws sensibly upon our better
instincts.
The Fair was a gratifying success. The
awards have not been banded in, but will
probably be in time for our next.
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JULY APPOINTmENTs.
PRoVE Ar TBINosi


DR. II. w. WADSWORTH. Eclecti,
Physician and Surgeon will be In attendance follows
18th and 14th.
Jeherson, Friday afternoon July 18th
sinesvle, Cowles House. Monday July 18th.
Shardon, Tuesday July 10th.
Oleveihnd, johnson House, July II aud 90
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DR.. w
~ Wy simple and entirely new and By Il disease Of any
internal vital organs Is IN very few minutes detected
% .h meiy and certainty without asking the patient aues
o having the least previous knowledge Of the case
S,etOlnla, and all Diseases Of Scrofulous origin
Oees iupora Enlarged Glands or Joints Hin Disease SWELL
~ neck or Goe Scofuous Eyes Scad Head Eruption,
wy ace OF other parts, Cancer Fisula Spinal Diseases
pf Srayel, Impotence Structure St Vitua Dance Fpi.
epy{, { ,n,heunlatsm, Dropsy, &c. &c.
An diseases peculiar TO Females and all chronic dseases OF
I hye Throat Lungs, Heart, Stomach Liver Spleen
-, - Iaoie srfering froa Chronfe Dlseases
2 ausesc,lpon may be assured that their cases will be
AIy AND candidy and they will not be encouraged
' Without corresponding prospect Of benefit
s visited Cleveland and other places 10 Ohio and
New lO regularly Tor the last ten years and can furnish
any amonni OF evidence In regard TO his skill
ana quancauohl as physician lie will visit the above
ohce ohh ior year, thus giving taoee who con-
SUIT Nun an opportunity IN continue t cured Thnse cases
ny others pronounced ncurabe requested N cat will
oOs you nothng TO have yonr examined and explained
Those wishing to consult by letter. NAV diect 10 Batays
" or 70 the care Of the Hotel at any Of nv aploinnent
d. W. "ADSWoRTll, N. ~ Batavia, n, v
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MARRIED.

At the Hsrbor on tho 23d instant, by Rev.
Joseph Multby SEGRANT o. 9. PRATT, OF the
lst regt of Artillery, U. s A. to Miss CARRIR
E. HALL, oil of Ashtabula.
In Saybrook, on the 18th inst. by VIM. T.
Simonds, Miss NJ. Il. COOK, to CHARLES B.
RANDALL, both Of Saybrook.
In TrumbulI, Sept. Is, by Rev. z. w. Crane
Miss, LoRINDA NILSSON, to Mr.. WV. Buck.
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From Kentucky.

LoUIsvILER Sept. 20.
A Frankfort dispatch says that ZollicOfTers
cavalry are securing the country in the vicinity
OF his camp, arrestpg prominent Unionists, de-
StroyiDg their property, and running of their
slaves to Tennessee. They have taken posses.
sion Of the small towns including the extensive
Clay county salt Workg
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DAN RICE requested US on Thursday though
at too late an hour to accomplish the desired
object, to inform our citizens by bills, Of his de.
termination not to interfere with the observance
of the national fast by the exhibition of his show
on that day, as advertised in our columns. The
members Of the great show, are loyal citizens
consequently VIC cannot exhibit to you the iD
stitution that bears my humble name"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

sUIcTDE-On Tuesday morning last, as we
learn from the SentinSl, ]. A. Grockenberger,
of Cherry Valley, committed suicide. by cut,
ting his throat with a razor. He had been in a
deraOged state of mind for sometime past. and a
lew years ago, his brother also committed sui
eide. He was a steady, worthy citizen, but ap-
Pers TO have been disturbed by the war
He leaves wife and four children.
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FRIEND Howell, yol need not repeat so
kind a.impioringly, rOrcstaliugly our com.
mandatory alluSion to your services iu the
republican cause. We don't mean to kick
that all over, and pitch tooth aud toe.nai
into you because you have the tcmeriiy to
offor yourself as an independent candidate
for representative. We might have worse
representative than you would make, and
though We cannot support you, we shall
not lay it seriously TO heart if you should
be elected. We, however, think here is as
much chance for a cat in tophet without
claws, as for you to succeed at this time
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

Our NATIONAL FAST, witnessed an un.
usual gathering at the Baptist Church Of
apparently interested aud deyout worship
pers. The confe euce and prayer meeting
at half past 9, was well attended Tue SER
mon by Elder Marion, was on ETectuai
Prayer" plain and practical, but with little
alluson to national affairs. The influence
of prayer the theme Of the sermon, was
feelingly exhibited in the prayer of the Rev
Mr.. Smith, which in its solemnity, fervor
and simple aud comprehensive adaptation
to tho occasion, brought us in awful prox
unity TO our offended Father, aud sent a
feeling Of tenderness submission to many
breast All the clergy took part except
the Episcopal, that church having sepa
rate service. The music was Appropriate and
good. The day throughout, was observed
by our citizens with more than usual strict
ncss-places of business closed, and every
thing wearing he aspect of the sabbath.
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THE 20TH says the SentineI. is filing up even
more rapidly than could be expected under the
circumstances. There are now six companic 8
in Camp, and the sixth nearly full. Several
squads of new recruits have been added to these
companies within this week, it being the policy
to fill the companies to the maximum. Two
other companies are expected 10 this week.
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MrLLINERY-WRrGHT wishes US TO say that
the Stock of Goods he has just brought from
into the place, and in prices they are perfectly
astonishing. Those who visited our Fair and
sawWrighCs show case will not need to be told
about the beauty of these goods.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

The Fair and its extra labor-Fast and its
Of hants cut down TO the bread. and-butter
standard from necessity-must account for the
lateness of our getting to press.
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A. B. G. F. M.-The first day of Octo-
Der the A. B. G. F. Missions meets in the
City of Cleveland to hold its Anniversary
Meeting. This with other great doings, all
occurring next week is likely to attract mul,
titude to the Forest City and make things
lively.
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Vocal cIass.-MRs. sCROGGs, proposes the formA-
ton another Vocal cus this village to be made up OF
Adults Several applications having been already made OF
such wish to become member she will enter upon II AZ
once the first meeting for forming to take place Ht3P Mon
7hrsSay the 2eh Of Auevs, at Fr@nen's Hail.
where all desrous Of becoming members will meet that the
beginning may made with full class Terms 81 for TWEEN
~ iss.ors. eOs
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WOOLl WOOL 4! The subscribers
w will pay the highest market prices In either Casb
Cloth Flannel Yarn, at his MILL in Plymouth half mile
East eff Camchaers Toll Gate, for Wool of ali
grades during the present E6S season. Cardiug and
Spinning done on short 3 notice. and to the salts
faction of customers. No 4A24L8 occasion will be given
for complaint the subscribers pledge themselves 10 90 no
other than the very best of work.
The public may nd at this factory good Domestic Cloths
au DO found which will be sold that defy oomne
CRORfHER 4 GWlNNELI,
Plymouth, May I, 1881. 5O4
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LECTURE on BOsToN.--W. d. HowELLs de.
livers Lecture on Boston, ia the Town Hall,
at Jefferson on Saturday evening, Sept 2sth.
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New GooDs. Morrison has Just returned
from New York with full instament Of Fall
and Winter Goods, Which will be sold very low
for Cash New as The newest, cheap as the
cheapest, and good as the best. Next week
he was to "make few remarks
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Soothing Syrup for Children Teethiug.
Which greatly facilitates the process sething by oening
the gums reducing all iniammaons-will Hllay
aud sIasmOdie action, and is sure
To Regulate the BOt0els
Depend upon it, mothers 1t will give yourselves and
Relief and HeaAh 10 your bJSHts.
We have put up and this article over ten years and
confidence and truth OF It, what have
able 10 say Of any other medcinenever has Il failed in
single instance effect when timely used Never did
we know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
IT, On the contrary all delighted with Its operations
speak in terms Of eommendatsG OF its magical
medical virtues We speak in this natter what do know
ulhment Of what here declare In almost every
where the infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion RELIEF
will be found in aesn or twenty minutes after the syrup Is
administered.
This valuable rePaation the prescription Of Of The
experienced and Ekilu nurses 10 New Engand, and
has been used with never-faing success In
Thousands Of Gases.
II not only relieves the child from pain but invgAtes he
stomach and bowels eoeets acdy and gives one aho Gu
eTgy 10 the whole SYSTEM II will almost nsAny
Gripping in the Bowels, and WIND Oonc,
and cOnVuFOns which " net apeoay Tensu'eu
end in death We believe the best and s1rest IN
the world In all OF DysenteTy and m NJ
would saw 70 every Mother who has child suffering rom any
Of the foregoing complaints, do not let your &
the nreudieee or others stand between you hune
ing child and the relief that WI ee s T ~ AZ,
UnissS The s-sIsiis q CUkTis PERKINS N0~YOt'
on tue GSs qor sss a HENDRY ooPELAEDs, Asbtbua-
YipSpa onoe, u Cedar Street NY. gnes only 20 et'
PER Sotsis FoF sils p ASsesdh BY Geo wnlsrd seal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

Capt CArlinS Battery has been ordered to
Jefferson city Mo. They are, therefore, 10 fair
way to have the rust taken of them.
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Kingsville Academy.

AAAHEWN AIAO 1ACdNIOIIIYs
HE Trustees OF I Institution take pleasu In announe
ing the public that they have secured the services OF
A. JudSOn Barrett, AM.
former Principal Of Nunda Literary Institute ~ Y to m the
vacancy Occasoned by the resignation Of O. w. Haywood
and that the Fall Torn will comm ,nee
Tuesday August 6th 1861,
under his direction assisted by able and expsreneed
Of teachers IL confidently believed from the success which
has heretofore crowned the abo Of Mr. Barrett as teacher
that the high reputation which Kngie Academy has en-
joyed for quarter OF century will be fully sustained
Teachers Class will be formed at the commencement o
the term In which instruction will be given not only 40 IA,
tAsO5y, but the praoties Of teaching
During the term frequent lectures viii be given 70 the stu
dents subj ectS Of practical and vital inerest Arang
snts have been made whereby board may obtained al tn
very moderate price Of IL ShilngS per week Rooms fo
wishing 70 board themselves bo procured Il greatly
reduced rates. Tuition a heretofore Anbsral patron
age solicited For further particulars address the Principal
2tbo6 By order of the Board
KiuTsvlls, July "a y pHAwXlSs, Prssidset
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DIED..

In saybrook, Sept. 9th, Mr.. SAMUEL Ro-
oERs, aged 7G years
In Wayne, cf Typhoid fever, on the l1th'
BILLINGS BARBER, aged 81 years.
At Amboy, on the 23d, Mrs PniLENA A.
LnvEJoY, 0ged 33.
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Notice.

T OOK HERE FOR CASH IL will
naint grain and yanlsh doors for 75 cents side or
81 SO per door, which for style and quality Of Work. and
price, cannot be equaed in city in the United States
REyERDcE-H, L. Morrison. Call and see his dOsn and
judge for yourselves.
IN CasinSs and other wood work finished above Tor
GhillinRs per supl square yard.
March 29nd 1881. Akhtabula, Ohio.
y. B-sgn and Ornamental Psiu,iuE Of ,tsy assssFtIou,
Gliding 6lass, 1e, Nv
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Gzsg
HABERDAsHERY vERSIFIED.

In the "noiSe and confusion" that constantly raaes
And is chronced forth In the Teegrsphs pages
About Dry Goods, and Dress GOODS and Causes and Acs
Shawls. BonBets, and Cloaks that rival the graees.
May claim your attention, to a brief rehearsal,
OFFS list of Choice Goods in stock universal
And though less pretending in merit moro sound,
And quietly waiting your notice down town.
There Cloths OF oil grades and textures yeu1 find,
or pure Wool nom your ocks and of Alabama coulnj
And vestngs, the fancy Marsees silk and Black SATIN
Yarn made Of Cotton, Thread Waddiug and Batting,
Wicks, Fannes beached goods Stripes Sheetng tylne,
And Musns and Lawns, bonnet, dress and swiss fine,
CsRbss aud summer StAs checkd striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods Shawls and Ribbons and Skeleton Skirts
Spice pepper and caa saleatus gold neda kann soap,
Booms baskets and bed Cords cloths lines buck gloves and
coil
Super teas sugars and nee both Java and Rio,
Pure a I've found in the State OF Ohio
Paper hangng brass kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths pins woOen yarn and bows for the neek Of your
Snne chprn ugs jars and crooks assorted glass and nails
Mop handles wood and rnn sash pharks and water pa
SHOES for children boys and ladies' also gents and ladies' hose
And hoes for gents tp wark with wooden p4ps and
Bu(ralos
scyhes snsths rnkea and boards half bustes and
Chsk rosin whiting OIL and umbrellas for bad
The largest lot Caps every grade and style
all outside heaped at twoudnt be so big pile
Shnemakers too, word with you for YOU good news
Heres nearly all the implements for making shoes
Lasts pegs pinehers hammars knives the ID peg and
ing avis,
Taoks Nails awhandles brses lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip floats size sticks and
Webbngs and hastings Of various shades shoe needles,
Tobacco.
But bold my muse further tax the printers gentle
He'll meier snd space for tiths Of the list Of this full
| Say then that the stock is full and complete
That anxously awaiting, patrons to greet,
Invite them ALL from South, from NOrth from East and from
From city, from country, LInconites Dougssites and ali
the rest,
From every point of the compass come all,
leaEe llceaEe all your spare dimes Flth your friend
AsAtabuls, Oct. 81, lsGa.