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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-05
House of DeleRates.

FRIDAY, September 4, 1868.
The House was opened with prayer
by the Rev. j. B. CLAKEHEY, of the NJ. E.
Church.
Mr.. LAMB, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported q bill for the formation aud
regulation of corporations; a bill prescribe
ing when acts of the Legislature shall take
effect, aud a bill constituting certain pro-
visions of the code of Virginia. Read FIRST
time.
Senate bill No. 10, for making and au-
thenticating copies of books, documents
and papers belonging to Virginia, useful
and advantageous to this State. Read first
time.
The Agricultural College bill was pass
ed.
The bill defining in part the powers aud
duties OF counties was called up by Mr..
Van Wrinkle and read the first time.
Mr. hirTIE presented petition OF Moses
y. Battlefield, Prosecuting Attorney for
Tucker county, and A. Il. Bowman, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for the same, asking
relief, the former in the sum of $3.50, and
the latter for $50, for official services.
Mr.. HOLMAN presented q petition signed
by the Sheriff, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
and sundry citizens of Marion county.
praying for the remission of certain zines
imposed upon one Thornton Nutter.
Both referred to the Committee on
Claims and Grievances.
Resolutions were now offered and adopt
ed as follows:
By Mr.. RuTFNER: directing the Judiciary
COMMITTEES 10 consider the propriety of az.
tending the stay law till the. end of the
next session of the Legislature.
By Mr.. WHEAT: directing the same COM
mittee to consider the expectancy of so
amending the act concerning oaths and
athrmations as to make It conform to the
law Of Congress on the same subject
By Ar. LAM: directing the Committee
on Counties TO inquire and report whether
any further legislation L. necessary in re-
lation to the division Of Ohio county into
townships.
Also directing the Finance Committee
to consider the expediency ofrelieving the
Sheriff and Clerk of the Circuit Court for
this county, In cases Of criminal proseen.
tons wherein the State Is the prosecutor.
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God guard cur nag, and keep each star
zach stripe e. bright A. new they wave,
stfIl make Il LEAD our ranks IN var,
StflI fioat above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trafl 1t through the dust Of shame
An honest hearts Its lot VIII share
And follow it 70 Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-05
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

FOR CONGRESS-HRsf DIS
EG TRICf.-We are authorized % AnDOunee
Hon. JACOB B. BLAIR - candidate for CongFas3
nom the First Congressional District.
FOR CONGRESs,-MEssEs.K Id
49, FoRss You viii please announce - . can
didAts for Congress IN the hrst district CHESTER
D. HUBBARD Of the county Of Ohio
We believe that ia his character, both public and
private Will be found the Qualifications for the posi-
don named, which are highly desirable not indi8
pausable, In the present eFiss- BIS fidelity 70 the
Government and his ability TO serve In public c.
paeity have been in his career only
a. q member Of the Richmond Convention Of 1851 {,
but also In the later Conventions which have been
held in Western Virginia for the purpose OF proVid
Ing . loyal people with loyal State government
Feeling assured that he can and Will faithfully
support the Government In its efforts 70 preserve
the Union and crush rebellion, We promise him the
support Of $50 o,,,,,,,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-05

PAREEEsBURs, August %, 1858.
GIRL have the honor to inform you that the
y following Boards Of Trade have bSsa appointed
along the line Of the ny V.R. B. and the BATH
mere and Ohio z. R:
Thomas P. Adams, Piedmont
Rowan White, oakland.
Prank ". Purint0n, RoWlesburg.
William Glover, Cranberry Summit.
VIM. II. Dunlap, Grafton.
AlstoTphfus WeTninger, ClaTksburE.
I. g. ReitEs Bllenboro.
3. B. SouthWoTth, West Union.
james i. Wharton, ParkarsburE.
And you will hereafter issue no permits for goods
destined % any place on or south q the n. Wv.
PhkersbuTg. without the Recommendation Of the
proper Board Of Trade.
lam very respectfully,
Your obedfeut servant,
Ass't. Special Ag't. Tr eaG GFy bspaItnsnnt.
10 Taos; HoREBRoOcE, Surveyor Of Customs, wheel
tHs We Sng1S1 ~
CUSTOM HOUSE, WHEELING, Wv.
sUREEIoR's oTEIcE, Aug. =, 1864
LBR or BOARDS or TREpK
ChAs O. Russell, RAysuswood, Wv.
Rben MalOnSy, Point Pleasant, IS
Up. Mclaughlin, GuyAnd0tte,
W. 8. Hutehins, Charleston,
LIST OF ans 10 I'M EEVEEuR.
B. B. Stone, b o. and n. W. Va. RailaOad.
yAT 2 Gilehrt't' Wheeiing' Wv
Dumont d Dafs.
John b. caEsdAdon, New Creek"
WIN. NJ ETAns, PGEkarlburE, g
Matthias JoisEs, GallipoHs, o.
Geo. neQuiEg, Poueroy,
J. B. Hn0TeY, Marietta, g
De. Manchester, BeIlAira, q
IsAae KAlbangh, Hlo0mingt0n, Nd.
TEtOsi HORNBROOK
HngS " FurVeyor Of Customs.
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Pittsburgh Female College,

REV. 1. c. PERsHING, d. D.,
PRRsDESF.
A TENDANCE past year 2o4. Superb buildings.
IA Nineteen able and accomplished teachers. Un-
Thorough aud extensive course Of study.
FORTY DOLLARS
per torn pays Ill expenses in the boarding depart
ment, except washing and fuel Next term commences
Sept l. Send 70 Preside mt PershinE for Catalogue
Pittsburgh, July Z, 1858. jams IN
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ne Uuifsd st.aes q Ansriea,


ChaEisI " Rn4eIl-
n tie DistFet Court q tie United States, within
III ard f1r TIE Westem DlItrist - Virginia
In p1rsllncs a fhs dseres and order q tie
sid DistEiet Court In ths above Gutitlsd oauBe
ne diIoetsd, daily uads and enlarg1 % thaSoth dAy
q Juna, 16E3, ihau ss1 - plblis anetio1 q ths
2fth DAY q AnGIt, 1sd15 eollsleilE - 70 6eloeE,
lulros street. IN ths city q WkssllE, tie per81lll
pruparty paFtie1llEiy ule1tio1sd and daleEibod IN
SD es1ss, eonsisting e H0llshoid anA Kitshsl
80 IT. Sf,,,. ca.
EDWARD n MOTION.
1l.nhai ofths q 3 -thSWsIt. Dist- eva.
EThs aboys sale - bssa postpoaed, by ordsr
ofths OolFt, uuill WOtnsslay, septGlbsr 9Th
GlG8
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Sale of Railroad Bonds.

\ WILL sell on Monday, the It'll ofSeptember, 1868,
L at the front doof Of the Court House for Ohio
county, in the city OF wheeling, W. Va, at O'Clock.
inclusive and No. 9s1 PCS inclusive being third
mortgage bonds of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
zaResvflls Railroad Company, for account Of whom
IL may concern.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
wheeling, Angus. II, 1853. JOHN '" :S s
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
LIDSLEY INSTITUTE.

THE Fan Tern Of this Institution Win Opsn q
u No1dAy, the Ith q September next.
a1G28d R-V. DODGE, Principal.
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M Uuitod states Of Anedoa,


ChaElss ". RuEsn and EdEard n. FifEhuEh, part
nsrs, dong buEfns8 under tho Arm name and
style q Resell FitEhnEh.
y the District Court q ths United States, within
II and f5r the Western DistEiet Of Virginia.
In puESuE1ee Of the decree and oEdaF q Tie sid
Ds1net COuFf in TIE above entitled cause, 70 d.
roetSd, duly made and entered On TIE Seth day Of
June 1sG3, IGhAll an q pblle auction Taesday,
the IA day q September, 18s1s ooumsneinE ~ 10
O'clock, A n, at the Curt Eo0n Of Ohio ecunty.
the personal property paEtieuIAEly uoltio1sd AID
described In thS sshsd1le ANNEXED q The iufoEati0a
1led in sd eauBa consisting q La1 Library And
OGlee Furniture.
Terms q sale Cash.
EDWARD n MORTON,
I a5s;ssAl 'ftAs . 8 ''F ne W''+ Dit eva
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Andrew Johnson on Slavery

A strong Speech in Favor OF Imme.
dIate Em anelpatlon-FEeed Pro-
claimed I'm Tennessee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-05
Marshal's Sale.
ne United states Of AnsEia,

Ths United States Of An.Eio.,
John KnOss.
n the District Court Of the United States within
u and for the Western District % Virginia
In purslanes Of the decree and order of the I'D
District Court IN the above entitled elnss, to d.
reeted, duly made and entered On tns S0th day q
June 1853, shah eel - public auction q Wednes-
day, The = day q September, 1855 e 10 O'elOe,
county In the city Of WhsainE 800 Shares q Stock
In the Wheeling and Befm0uf BFidga Conpaly AID
the schedule auna1ed to the Enf0rnGttoa alsd IN
said cause.
EDWARD n NORTON,
Marshal Ofths o. 8. for tie West. Dist-OfTA.
anGl3d
DOSTPOEEMENT sale Of the FiHy
IL Shares Of Peoples Bank Stock msltiu1sd n tie
above adVertlssuont has been PostPo1sd untH
IhuEsdAy, September 10th- sspl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The
w repairs on the Second Presbyterian Church
having been completed, services will held by the
Pastor, Rev. JOHN MoRRAT, tomorrow morning and
evening At the usual hours.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

ARREST or CoUNTERFEITERs The two men
arrested at Terre Haute. noticed in psper the
other day. had with them only 5000 of raised
notes instead OF the fabulous sum we named. Our
informant correct in his facts except the
amount Of money found on the men.
The parties arrested were William Montgom-
cry, a soldier belonging TO the ODD regiment, y
substitu for a draiie ed man. his wife and small
trader named Smith. Smith is evidently the
victim OF sharpers and not guilty in intent OF
passing the spurious notes. Montgomery enlisted
"for a shade" thinking he could carry on his
business with greater security in the guise of a
soldier.
The notes found raised TO tens and
twos raised TO ffies. and they were well exc
cuted that they would deceive almost any one but
an expert A quantity of 30 aud % cent pieces
Of postal currency, and 1910 and $3.50 in free
bank and State Bank of Iowa money, was also
found.
The discovery of the doings of Montgomery
is due to the efforts of Mr. John Beaucamp. a
sharp detective, and the arrests we're made by
Charles Kern. Sheriff of Vigo County.
On the arrival of the prisoners here, Mont
gomery waved an examination and was com
mitted in default of 81 900 bail.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16


The foiio~ing terms tor c'rryIng passengers
and transportation Of stock and n ichinery have
been arranged with the railroads named oelo~.
Full fare 10 come. and return free Excur
sion tickets for sale AZ sll regular stations irom
Mopdsy the 2Sth of September to Saturday the
81 Of October, 70 be good for exhibitors on regu
lar trains coming TO Indianapolis on Monday and
Tuesday, and 20 return regular trains on Sat
uriAy
Stock and machinery on the same terms
owners Of the same paving first full rates, 10 be
returned free on nv certificate that the article or
animal was on exhibition and did not change
hancs during the week Of the fair:
Indianapolis and Cincinnati r. r.
Peru and India nApolis r.
indianapolis and Madison X X.
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago X. K.
Toledo, Logansport and Burlington r. K.
Jacksonville X x
,iayette and indianapolis r, X.
Wabash Valley r.
Evansville and Charlottesville r. K.
Ohio ana Mississippi K r.
Michigan Central X. r.. northern division.
Bellefontaine X r.. on excursion trains only
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Satnrcay.
Terre Haute and Richmond r. X tickets to
be stamped at my office, otherwise of no effect on
return.
Others will be ADDED from time to time, as
they are received ". II. LOOMS. Sec'y.
did
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

La SoMN.NBuLA As ghosts are all the rage
To- the morbid tastes Of the denizens of the east
the ever popular Holmans, in more refined
spirit. will present Us with musical phantom
whose vocal powers alone will excite and capt.
vaie the attention of the audience To night
Miss Ssllie will appear in her great character OF
Amina in Belini's grand opera OF La SOmnam
buIa or the Village Phantom IL is unquestion
ably her chef d'euvre The Cincinnati press
speak in the most unqualified terms of praise OF
her rendition of this exquisite part. The vocal
zation and the dramatic situations are of the
most thrilling and withal of the most delightful
character. and are interpreted by h,r in a manner
that will satisfy the most astute critics of her
great genius
The house last night as densely filed a:
on the opening night. notwithstanding that il was
repeat of the same programme. The Daughter
of the Regiment has been ably render ed all the
troupe sustaining their parts in manner that
ELECTED rounds OF we'll merited applause. Miss
Salie and little Julia usual getting the lion:
share. Master John improved on his last night:
Tonic but Is vet somewhat feminine in manner
The bill 20 night is entirely changed and vii
certainly attract another of the Holman houses
fall 10 the roof
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

A VINDIcArIoN or PERFECT GENTLEMEN The
Journal is down upon our interchangeable and
wonderfully efficient police in its issue of yester-
day. We seldom pay attention to what that
lying print SAYS, every one connected Herewith
having his own sins to answer for. (and they had
better be getting down on their marrow bones }
but we can not suffer ourselves quietly TO observe
such noble BODY of men rs compose the metro
potan midnight guardians OF our lives and LTD
critics. and the lives and liberties of our wives
and daughters, vituperated. villiied apostrophzed
and assaulted and made to feel uncomfortable by
language such as only learned classic and
inebriated gentleman, who recently has been re
leased nv them. saving him fine and costs. could
use. We protest emphatically against all such
proceedings. How can 'cuss" who reels home
every night be so ungrateful? We cant see
into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Proclamation by the Presidsns
By the President Of the United States:

Proclamation by the President
By the President Of the United States:
wHEREAs, The Constitution of The United
States has ordained that the privilege of the writ
of habeas corpus shall not be suspended unless
when in cases of rebellion Invasion, the public
safety may require it; aud
Whereas, A rebellion was existing on the Sd
day of March, 1863, which rebellion is still ex-
isting; and
Whereas. Bv a statute which MAS approved on
that dsy, it vas enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the United States in Con
gress assembled. that during the present insurrec-
ton the President of the United States. whenever
IN his Judgment the public safety may require, is
authorized to suspend the privilege OF the writ Of
habeas corpus in any State throughout the United
States, or any part thereof; and
Whereas, In the Judgment of the President,
the public safety does require that the privileges
OF the said writ shall now be suspended through
out the United States in cases where, by the
authority of the President Of the United States,
military, naval or civil officers of the United
States, OF any of them that hold persons under
their command or in their custody, either as
prisoners of war. spies. or aiders and abettors of
the enemy; or officers, soldiers or seamen en-
rolled, drafted. mustered or enlisted in or belong
ing TO the land or naval forces Of the United
States. or deserters thererom, or otherwise
aWchhOic W INV VI W tue Eulto duu
regulations prescribed for the military or naval
service 10y the authority of the President of the
United States; or for resisting draft, OF for any
other otieuse against the military naval service
Nov. therefore. |, Abraham Lincoln, Presi-
dent Of the United States, do hereby proclaim
and make known To all whom il may concern,
that the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus is
suspended throughout the Uni ed States in the
several cases before mentioned, and that this
suspension will continue throughout the duration
OF the said rebellion or until this proclamation
shall by subsequent one, % be issued by the
President of the United States, be modified and
revoked, and do hereby require all magistrates.
attorneys and other civil officers within the United
States, and all officers and others in the military
and naval service of the Uni,ed States To take
distinct notice of this suspension ana give 1t full
effect, and all citizens of the United States to
conduct and govern themselves accordingly and
in conformity with the Constitution OF the
United States and the laws OF Congress in such
cases made and provided.
Ia testimony whereof | have hereunto set my
hand aud caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed this 18th day of Sep
L. 5 TENDER, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty three. and
of the Independence of the United States
of America the eighty eighth
! ABRAHAM LINCOLN
| By the President:
W II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

PERSONAL Jason B. Brown. OF Jackson
county. member of the Indiana House of Rep.
resentatives, was in the city yesterday, arrived
from Ohio, where he has been stumping for Val
landigham and freedom. Mr. Brown is the most
eloquent nd earnest of our young orators. and all
Democratic HoOsers are proud of him Edu
Gated gifted and sincere. brave, frm and ALWAYS
unintimdated. Brown will become. young n he
is. the champion of the truths Of Democracy
among us His eloquence aud his patriotism all
give us assurance that he is leader whom i,
will be safe to follow. Mr.. Brown after brief
visit to Jackson county. will return to the field OF
his labors in behalf of the liberties Of the people
of Ohio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

The TuRF.-The State fair ground will be the
scene this afternoon of an exciting and interest
ing race The new track Is in superb condition.
aud he grounds are clean and inviting Some
of the finest horses north of Mason and Dixon
line will clasp the turf with their hOOis. Among
them will he the well known Timber jim" the
celebrated gladiator Reuben" the famous roam
Don Pedro. the BLACK Swan" from the VA
bash, and the favorite White Cloud" The
price Of admittance Is % cents for gentlemen
ladies and children free
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

cE-A premium trottng and pacing race will
come of the fair ground track. or Wednesday
the 10th inst commencing al two o'clock There
are three horses entered for each race. and good
sport is expected. as the horses thought. by
horsemen. To be thoroughly matched Gentle
men are requested to bring their ladies with them.
as there will be no charge made for their admis
sion, and gentlemen will only be charged twenty
FIVE cents The tree admission OF ladies includes
children with parents Good and strict order
will be kept. and no improper characters will be
admitted. septl5-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

MEscHASr TArLoRISe g. IL Heitkam Co,
No. II North Illinois street nearly opposite the
b ties House. Is ct the most fashionable mer
Oh mt tailoring establishments in this city. Their
stock OF piece goods comprises the best varieties
and latest STYLES. all fresh and new. from which
any gentleman can select a suit 20 his taste, and
have IL made in the neatest and most serviceahle
style Those Of our friends that want new
suit or any part Of a suit, we say call on g. II.
Heitkam & Co. and they will be we'll suited.
Youths add boys clothing made 70 order in the
latest style. septic I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

WATCHES AND JEwELRY Mr. Jennison, Of the
extensive jewery house Of Talbot 4 Co. has re
turned from the East with the largest stock OF
watches and lewelry ever opened out in this mar
ket. Every style and make of first class gold aud
silver English. Swiss aud American watches can
be found at Talbotts. and the array of iewelry is
magnificent. Ladies should call and examine the
many charming articles that adorn the show case
and gentlemen who want timekeeDers that they
can depend upon get them there.
A splendid assortment of silver ware will be re-
ceived ia few days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

TIE CLOCK SIoRE-lf our friends don't
know there is an establishment in this city where
every STYLE Of clock in use is To be found, il is
time they were finding it out. particularly ifthey
wish to purchase tmekeeper for house or office
use II Dsumpnt & Co. No. IL Pennsylvania
street make the wholesale and retail trade in
clocks their business They have a splendid
room and their stock is extensive and very com
plete and dealing in the one article they can and
do sell lower than the same article can be bought
elsewhere Their clocks are superior and they
have STYLES 20 suit all tastes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

LocoMorIvEs.-We would call attention of our
city authorities and our police force generally. to
the fact that locomotives daily and almost hour
], obstruct the crossings of Illinois and Meridian
and Louisiana streets Pedestrians and individ
uals in vehicular arrangements are often put
thereby to much delay. detention and trouble
This thing We would respectfully suggest to those
appointed municipality. TO rule over Us, needs to
be looked after vigorously
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

UNITED SrATEs DIsTRIor CoURr The special
term Of the Unred States District Court com
menced yesterd 'y-Judge smith presiding Il
Will be busy term We presume, as large num-
Der OF persons have been recognized to appear.
and a still larger number have voluntarily given
bail TO escape the petty oppression of officials.
and will of course expect to have their cases dis
posed of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

sE-The Bartholomew County Fair begins on
the 18th inst, and continues iye days. The in
dcttious are that il will be one Of the best county
exhibitions ever held in the State.
The grounds embrace twenty hfe acres. and
has the beat half mile race track in the State A
$50 cash premium Is offered for the fastest troi-
ter. and a similar sum for the fastest PAGER.
Great SPORT is anticipated, a. several fast nsgs
will be there
The / & VI r. r. will sell excursion tickets
during the fair stopping all trains at the ground
sepl0-d5d.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Recommendations is always wide awake for
her country. Recruiting has received a new
impetus since Morton aud Noble. now at Wash
ington, have been heard from. A stinguished
and celebrated and immortal shoulder strap told
Us Yesterday that he had already succeeded in OBJ
tanning several men. Hoosier patriotism never
will sink TO a discount
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Tue FDiSBURGH FAIR.-Ths fair. which com
mences September 22d, and continues five DAYS,
promises to be one Of the best district fairs ever
held in the State The indications are that the
show OF stock will be very fine Many of the
best stock men in the State have given assurance
that they will be present with their stock. and
some are already on the ground with their stock
All the railroads leading to the place will carry
passengers at halffa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

BooTs-.Tone-. Vinnedge & Co have taken
unusual pains this TALL in getting their stock of
gentlemen winter sewed and pegged double sole
boots They have quite number OF the most
famous manufacturers of boots in the country
Represented in their stock. prominent among
which is the belcher boot, the best boot made
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

~ We would advise our country friends in
want Of boots and shoes 10 try the popular house
OF Chsse. MAYO 4 Dawes. Genns' Block These
enterprising Young men have built mp All enviible
trade. by simply selling their work at low prices
and letting everybody know il. sep9-dlw