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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

these articles necessarily find place in
ths materta medica of physicians, il is
gratifying to know that there is one place
$50 far as our knowledge extends this is
the only place in yermont) where these
articles are manufactured and offered IN
pure and unadulterated state,
Mr., Glib, Of this place, had fine case
Of harness and saddler's goods.
DIR, l.. T. Lawton had beautiful case
of dental work. Messrs. Chase and Par
ker had splendid case of jewelry and
gold and silver, one noticeable article be-
ing an elegant watch made of Vermont
gold, This case also contained the prizes
offered to the two engines, which consist
ed ola pitcher and two gobets for each
the principal difference which we noticed
was that the goblets of the first prize were
lined with god. .s .-..a
Messrs. Weeks and Cheney were hand
somely represented by stand of crock
cry, china and glass ware.
We must postpone further mention of
articles for the present in order to notice
some of the afternoon proceedings. At
one o'clock the fire companies, Nos. | and
| . of this place, formed near the depot, and
headed by the Marble Valley Band,under
the marshalship of Col. Joyce, Captains
| Cook and McManus, and Mr. E. Bliss OF
the So and orator of the day, escorted the
officers to the stand on the Fair ground.
An address was delivered by Hon. G. W..
Willard, on the Relation Of the Farmer to
Society and the State, at the close OF
which Mr.. B. f. Winslow offered reso-
luton of thanks with request for copy
for publication In the hope that the re-
quest may be complied with, we refrain
for the present from presenting any alb
stract CT this truly eloquent, patriotic and
scholarly production.
At the close of the address the fire com,
panies proceeded to Mussey Brook, ano
commenced playing in competition tor thu
elegant prizes to which we have already
alluded.
The engines were the Nickwacket No
!.
|. and the Washington No. 2. The play
mo was horizontal The best play o
No. | was l76 IL feet.
The best play of No. 2 WAS 1873 l.:
feet.
As the contest was fer distance only
, No. 2 received the first prize, which wa
valued at S45, and No. the second 49,
This could not be considered a yer
, good trial of the engines, as we Dehev
that both have on former occasions throw
, over two hundred feet. In the presei
f instance their hose burst at every pla
made by each-we believe one burst nv
: times the other seven. 1t would seem as
the men were Simpsons In strength,
that the hose was remarkable for veal
;, ness. There is no doubt that both engln
v were we'll and powerfully manned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

II A correspondent of the New
York Times, writing from Fort Delaware,
states that about seven hundred of the ten
thousand prisoners there have taken the
oath, and Gen. Schoept, the commander
of the post, is now organizing them into a
cavalry regiment for the Union service.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

d, Z. b0rWf are daily receiving accessiohs to
our subscription list, and are under obliga
tious to a few of our friends for the inter
est they manifest in extending the clrcula'
ton of the CHRONICLE. We propose ma
King it, during this important political cam
paieu, an efficient advocate Of the Union
cause, and fearless exposer Of tho char
acter and purposes of the party that, by
false pretences, is seeking In the name oil
Democracy the support of the people.
90 We quote freely this week from the re-
cord Of their candidate, and We say for the
assurance Of our friends, that where We
make Quotations they can rely upon thei1
correctness. We shall continue to give th'
record and tie testimony" and we ask eu
friends 70 give DIS readers; extend our cir
culatioh; place the CHRONICLE in the hand
of the people let it circulate into ever
bairt OF Sdr county--and It's influence wi
be- Nit IN the campaign, and aeeh in the re
suit. .uoe,i .p,TI
~ We will receive subscriptions at Is cent
per month, Il. ddUance, to be discontinue
whenthe time paid for expires. Send
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

n0-FUNERAb OF A SOLDIER. The re.
mains OF james Ewing Ramage, son OF
Hon. A. G. Raniafe, Of Smith Township,
and soldier in Capt. Gover's, company,
18th Ohio Regiment, were ioterred here on
last Sunday afternoon. He was mortally
wounded during severe skirmish at Lib.
erty Gap, in Tennessee, on tho 18th of
June, and died shortly after. His comrades
speak of him as brave and gallant soldier
He fell with hi face to the foe, fighting in
the holiest cause for which man ever battled
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WITH ALL THE RECHNr NrlMfHOVEmHNfS,
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ipo The fses are OF every Imaginable desisn-plai
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pS-AT HoSE.-Capt. Dapford arrived
at home from the Army Of the Cumberland
on Friday night last. The Captains wound
is doing well, and he expects to go back to
the army In about two weeks
Quite number Of the members OF Co
A, 25th Ohio, have also arrived at home
within few days. Among the number are
Sergeant Jas. Mellor aud private Wilson
S. Colby. These men were captured at th'
battle Of Gettysburg, and parolled by th'
rebels. W
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TIE HORACE WATERS MEL 0DEoNs AND
HARMnNIIIMa
TIE DAY SCHOOL pELL.

5000 copie. issued new Singing Book for Schools
and Seminaries called the Day School Bell, is now
ready. u caniain- ahout 30 choice songs, roundr,
catches. duets. tros qnareits. aud chornses. many
hen written expressly for tins work besides 81 pages
the Eemeias OF Muzic. which easy ard Progressive
Among tic large number OF beautiful pieces may be
found. 'Dncle Sans School," :" DO Mt you hear the.
children coming - Always look on the sunny side, ="
The little lass" and Little Lad,r "Oh IL I were ~
little bird -Br OF heauiy "Preiiy pair tree" "Arv
ChOrus,n 'hee me by the running brook" &c II IL
compiled by Horace Waters author Of Sabbath School
Bell" Nos and 9 which have had the enormous sale,
Of S2jOO copies Prces-parer covers 25 cents, isNs
per hundred bound. 20 cents, s25 per hundred, clot
bound. embossed gilt, 80 cents SJ5 per hundred. ~
copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed at the retat
price.
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A Card to the Suffering.

Tic REV WILLIAM CosonovK, while laboring as a
Missionary in Japan, was cured Of Consumption, when
all othet means had failed, by recipe obtained IRON
learned plysscf residing IN the gfeu City Of Jeddo'-
This recipe has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption Bronchitis Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of benehtng others, will send this recipe
which have brought hone with ME, TO all who need il
free Of charge. Address 5-,
RE WILLIAM CosGRoyE,
H. F Iton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. v.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. Z

is enre work Of io2 pages and nearly 25 tunes
and hymns. As the music IL litie difficult is
jus, ihe book to follow Bell No Nearly million
Of these Belts have heep issued and now ringing
through this and ether countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found. shall the
Rivers There Is a Fenu'ihd Wohd,n sorrow sha /
again no ntore,r "Do MT you hear the angels CON
ing" 'Ihon God. sees me-" sabbath Bells chime on"
&c. Prices Of Bell No. same Bel No 2. Both
numbers be obtained in volume, price, bound
copy.I0 cets S:5 per hundred; cloth bold embossed
gill 50 cents SIS per 100 25 copies furnished al the lOJ
rriee. Mailed al the fetal price.
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THE ArHENE EuM COLLECTION

contains between 900 and 400 pages Of tunes and hymns
new and Old. OF the choicest ktds for church, Sunday
school, revival nssiJnsty. temperance prayer, and
ference aud all kinds OF sacred and social meetings.
The mus,e in this book has life and animation in L. like,
Shining Shore ~Rest for the Weary Shall we know
Zach other ihere,T "hall meet beyond the Riverr
There is Beautiful Wotld,r kind Words.r sweet
Hour OF Pray err There is Ls,d OF Love- "Suner
&c Prices suge copies, bound 90 cents $40 per 1905
co. bound embossed gill; 60 CENTS $50 per 100 Mailed
at tn. retail price. - -
Isl, Broadway, New Tork,
Publisher OF the above Books.
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I AM CURED.

uI have taken six doses of Railways Pills, Of three
pills each in Z days they cured me Of Constipation,
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia. ! have taken B--th's,
A-rs,, and many other pills for years, and could
only obtain temporary relief II stopped the use OF
these pills for n week my old complaint would appear.
Six doses OF Ridway's Pills cured me.
SiErTIES BENNETT, U. s. c. 6"
'sI have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver G m
plaint for seven ycars-have used all sorts or pills
they would give me temporary comfort, but was COM
relied TO take them all the time. have used one box
Of DR.. Railways Pills am cured have not taken
particle Of medicine in six months
C. VI. CHILDS, Roxbury, Aass.
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PILES. srRANING AND TENEsMUs,

PILES, sTRAINING ANO TENEsMUS,
Are the results of Inflammation or irritation OF the mu.
cous membrane Of the bowels, induced by drastic
pills-these imperfect pills, instead OF being dissolved
by the chile carried 20 the lower bowels, and In
ducs pers'atic movement or evacuation by their
Irritation - hence the draining, cramps, urenchins
palms. piles and tenesmus, and the freqIet Jdtse calls
TO the afer e'Os that patients undeg' who take these
imperfect pills
Ii you would avoid these annoyances, whenever .
curative medicine Is required, take a dose OF
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rely on positive
cure by their use.
COATED WITH GUM
COATED WITH GUM.
COATED WITH GUM.
Dr. Railways Pills are elegantly Gated with Gum,
are free from taste or SMELL be taken at all times
and on all occasions No danger will result from colds
II exposed to wet damp weather after taking these
pills.
Have secured vigorous evacuation, in severe cases
Of Inflammation Of the Bowels, Paralysis, &C., after
Croton Oil Harlem OIL injections and other means com.
petey failed. Adose OF Radway's Pills will remove all
distractions and free passage Directions for
use are Inside each box Price per box Is cents Sold
by Druggists Medicine Dealers, and store keepers.
N. B-Every Agent has been furnished with fresh
and new made Pills. As each box Is enclosed viii
steel Engraved Label, take none others.
RADwAY g. co.,
81 Maiden lane, New York.
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ilied.


BFiI4=-At his residence in Mnrtirsvie. on the 1iih
lust Mr. Franklin Bell. in the Gath year OF his age.
HAITABitIDE On the I2th inst. nt the residence Of
Mrs Mi'ber, near Morrstovii, Of drthera Ruth Ann
Haltahride. uged Z years ard % months.
HAPPER-At her residence in st. Clnrsville, on the
18th inst. after brief Illness Mrs. Mary Happer, IN
the 72d year OF her age.
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG n5ox

contains % pages Of songs. ducts and ehoruses both
sacred aud seouaf including ~ pages OF prayers for
sick and dyiug soldsrs and soldiers Scripture Manua
II is well suited for social singing as well Sabbath
worship Anong the many bepuiifh pieces may b-
found. Where liberty dwe.s is my country" The
Christian HerO.n Three Cheers for our Bannern "Come
sing 10 of heaven" olunbia the Gem OF the Ocean"
-Freerisn-s Galhctihg.- "Coumhia's King forever"
Marching Alogr &c. Priees-paper covers, Is cents,
SO per I0J. Mailed al the retail pnce
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THE rrARp OF tREEpoM

contains ~ pages of songs. duets and chornses for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces would name, "Fsir
Freedoms mom % let my people eo,n over the
tain.r "fhcy worked In- all the day" &C. Price 5ceHts
single 50 dozeu 81 per 1907 postage one cent
each.
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WATERS CHEAP mtsIc FOR rHE MILLION

Arranged solos. duets, qunrets and choruses for
musical societies chors Sunday schools public schools
Don't you hear the Angels coming'' shall we meet
beyond the nver.' BE in ume," There Is beautiiu
worldn Where Llberty dwes j. my country" "Free-
dom Truth, aud Right ave are canning, Father
Abraham sx hundred thousand more,n There is Land
OF Love" sorrow shall come aguin no moren Heaven
~ Home" Come sing tame OF Heaven Land in sight,
I'VE will love our Sunday sclNnk' Our God Is marcia
ing on" God save the Nahoin Whiiiiers song OF THE
Plantation Neglo.n Fair Freedoms Morn has dawned
ut last "Over the mountain Il Iitle Ella an Angel"
willie gone TO Heaven "Suier little children 70
come unto me- 'BaIy me in tue morning. Mother
Come 10 Thy rest" Sweet hour OF Pnyerr &c. Price,
cents 30 cents per DOZEN 81 per lO; postage cenf
each. In sheet fofin with Piano aecompa nmcnt % cts
|. Published by HORACE WATERS. Ag't
No. Isl, broadway New York,
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. I,

contains IA pages and nearly 2o0 tune. and hymns amt
is the most popular 3. Book ever issued. Among ths
most popular pieces "Knd Words "Fien Above y
-Chrisan Hero" "B~suiifu Zon,- Il ought love my
Motler THE Angels told me So" In the Light" "Rest
for the Weary dc Prces-pspor covers, 20 cent?
each sl5 hundred; bound Is so per hundred;
cloth Lound, embossed git, ~ cents s25 per 100
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RUTH. A SACRED cANrArA.

contains i2G pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer music
by Prof Gull This is excellent book for concerts for
tic young Prcesrnfr ~ cents SIS per 100;
bound 2j cents, SO per 100.
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9tlarried.

WAGNER-WIi .ILANS.-Ou the 2lst inst Mt the Ma
tional HoteL by Rev NJ Carr sir Lewis Wagner
aud Miss Mary ~ Williams. both Of Wieeling.
sTEwARr-EDw ARDS.--On the il,h inst, by the
Rev. M Carr, Mr.. Charles Stewart aud Mrs. Eliza
j. Edwards, boti oi St Clarsville. ..-,-.-.-a .-.-
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xxTArEay CHORAL IAKrrf new Sunday
w School Hook OF 100 pages OF beautiIul Hymns
and Tunes Il contains many gems suci. as "Shhll we
know each other here.r Suffer little ehilreuto
unto me y The beautiful Shore,n "oh, = is glorious
Leave me with my Ie leaietl beside sili
watersn &c. Price raper covers ~ cents iU
WATERS. Author OF SUNDAY School Bells" Nos. 1,
and 2 which have had the enormous sale ot over eight
hnndrcd thousand copies Just p,iblisbsd BY ~. n s.
K 5RACE WATERS, No ~ tBsyst6ay, NJ
----.Y-ri M -t--~ 81
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VOCAL Music, Win PLANO ACCOMPANIMENT

large assortment OF and popular songs. ballads,
duets qnrteis and ehoruses, issued daily Among the
most popular are, "Shal know each other there!'
I.owrey; "Why have my loved ones gong" II will be
true thee. Oh there's such girl mine- by Foster,
-Mo,hers love is true Sweet love, forget me not &C.
by Kellar y each; II hear sweet voices singing
Home is hoen Forget II you can, but forgive" by
Thomas, 10 cents each ..
IxsrRUIESTAL NIrslc for The Piano Fore-awe are
coming, Father Abraan six hundred thousand more"
ALWAYS look Oh the su,ilF side "Shall know each
other there!n &c, with brilliant Variations by Grobe, 50
| cents each
Polkss Wnltkcs Marches Quickseps, Quadrilles &c
by popular authors All kinds oi Singing aud Inslruc
lion Hooks. Catalogues mu.d free To any address.
Music mailed at the above prices
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BETTER THAN Gallon !. OR BLUE PILL
BETTER THAN CALOMfL OR BLUE PILL
LETTER THAN CAlOMEL OR BLUE PILL

rs T Z II = Eo'
They exercise more pow rful Influence over the liver
and ia secreions than calumc, mercury, blue pill,
hence their importance In eases OF Liver Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious at
,acSs Headache &c In the treatment OF Fcvers either
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fevers,
they are sureriuf TO dnnine. Their Influence extends
over the entire system, controlling STRENGTHENING, and
bra ing un the relaxed and wasting energies, and regu.
lntng all the sccretnns O The natural performance OF
their duties, cleansing and purifying the blood, and
purgng from the system all diseased deposits and i'm
pure humors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

Bey~LIEUr II. j. CRAFT, Of the 9stb
Ohio, will accept our thanks for a late copy
OF the Mobile Advertiser. a|al
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains - pages Of and hymns designed for rsvi-
val prayer and conference meetings. Price IN paper
covers single copies, 10 cents, s. per 100 Mailed al the
retail price.
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Admin tssratOr's yV0sjcc.

NrOrICE Is hereby given that the Probate Court oI
IN Belmont Coanty, Ohio. the undersigned was up.
poiued and qualified Administrators of the estate o.
GeolHe Il. Shue, decd, late Of said County.
All those indebted said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment; and those having claims ega'ns
said estate are notified 10 present tnen iof seemeh
WIN 0"' ''-' ' ISAAC N. TAYLOR, Admir-.
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DELAY rs DEATH! !
Prof. Chas. R. Sanderson,


Of New York. City, can be consulted at
St. Clarsville, (Lewis Housej 18th h 10Th,
Wheeling, Monroe House) 10th and 18th,
Bellaire, Belmont House) I4th and 18th,
Barnesville, mills House) 18th and 18th,
80 sN Days Of each Month. .nAt q
A radical cure is warranted in the following cases:
Hernia, ,Iaup,ureJ uF Varicose Veins, n
Diseased Bones and Joints, Hydrocee,
StrabisInus, (Squini eyes,) Enlarged Tonsils,
Hemorrhods, Q'iies,) Fisula I.achrymalis,
Hare Lin, Fistua i'll nuo.
Tnres. (Club Foot) Indolent Ulcers.
Prof all diseases Of the Eye straighiens Crook
ed limbs inserts Glass Eyes aud Sly les, aud performs
all varieties OF Surgical operations Tree from PAIN The
eases of Throat Lungs Henr, Liver Stomach Kidneys
Skin Sc roiua. Cancer, Canruct rheumatism, Gravel,
and Neuralgia Ague cured in "a hours. with no return
| of chs All forms OF Female Diseases treated with
entire satisfaction l,euchorhen, Dyslnrnorien, Ulcern-
on and Prolopsus Uteri diseases hitherto considered
difficult to cure usually in from 10 weeks Dys
pepsia cured in very short pieS by almost entirely
new process; lhpt common as we'll us oh snnis dsease
Duodenitis, commonly called Liver coinpia m .atehdet
with pain tile Sonae Side und Shonlder Headnche
cold Feet Costfve Bowels and Faded Skin. Is easilN
cured nnd With lille expense. Prot 8. is n Grsdnte o
one oi the FIRST medical colleges In the United Siniesi II
also Graduate Of the New York Opthounc School o
Medicine and surgery has had extensive experience u
tie various Hospl OF N. Y. Ciy Is endorsed b!
Prof Valentine Mott the first Surgeon of the age AM
has been in the constant practice OF his profession dur
ing fifteen years. with unparalleled success
Charges Reasonable: Consultation Free. ap23-3m
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Wool Carding and Spinning

4 BEG 10 INFORM my friends and the public
IL general thai brye removed from kuisoys faroly
NNHifNSVIi,LE ~ FACTORY. whrfe am pTeporr
CARD, SPIN AND MANUFACTURE on the usual
rrfns.
n. D. Wool bought exchanged for PERSIAN cIo,h.
ans OF Stocking Yarn ION LEACH
Dalw
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Enec,sfo5,S Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thn, at the Probate
IN Court for Belmont county the undersigned was
appointed and qualified as Executor oi the estate oil
William Mechem, decd, aie Of Belmont county, OHIO,
All those Indebted said estate requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims agains
said estate notified TO present them tor setemeh
within one year from this date. ,,,..
HARVEY DANFoRD, Executor
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aSr.THERE has been q great deal Of dys'
EMERY prevailing in this vicinity for q few
weeks past. Quite number OF deaths
have occurred. Physicians ascribe the cause
Of all this to the warm days and cool nights
we have had thus far in the summer, and
% eating too much uuripe fruit and yese-
tables. - ,.-.' 60 '''t'
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Assistant Assessors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GINEN 10 an whom Il mny
~ concern. tbat eny person residing N the Township
OF Wayne omer-ei. Warren Goshen, kirk ood fiusl-
ing Union and Richlad. desiring fake license
or ANY o the trades, business. occupations requiring
license thr rciurc under the Excise law. be
counnoHted by stating in letter tie occupuon or husi-
meas and nature OF such or which they may desire license
aud will fll blank application. nd scud the b.!
mail for their signature. which they can return 10y ,na
at Belmont. Belmont Co.,O
ALONZO r. MILLER.
Assessor ID Division, 18th Assessment Dist Ohio.
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sGTfE 18th Ohio left camp at MUIR
yfsesboro' on the oath Of June, and were in
,As advance at Liberty Gap. The skir.
mishing 6oninienced on the oath, and was
continued throughout the 25th, the 18th
taking prominent part IN the operations
Of both days. The fighting was principally
skirmishing, and Capt. Glover's company
s.s the only one from this county that suf.
fered materially. On Thursday Company
r, under the gallant leadership Of Capt
Glover, was in the thickest Of the fight, al
: list Of their casualties shows. The con
duct Of the company and its officers is spo
ken Of in the highest terms of praise.
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SOMETHING NEW. .-riswsd Patet Boot and
y Shoe soIes hnj Ie,. ipr ladies uud Gtrtlen en- -
call a'l sre ihtm They viii wrar ns long six rsir
Of leather sDles. For sale by
mrI2 HOWELL & ARkl.E Rndeepor. nlio