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A Card.

EDITORS APPEAL: Iwould call your atten.
ton TO the following facts in answer TO a com.
munication from one "Blowhard, Y most appro.
pirate namely, which contains statements tina
may impress the public with the idea tina
people travelling by the Memphis and Ohio
nilroad are being imposed upon.
NJ. r. A. Thompson lso ] am informed Is the
party }, over the signature Of "B-Hard makes
the statement that the Railroad Company crao''
from me the sum Of one hundred and twenty
five dollars for the privilege OF the NeWsAgency'
on said road. As he, himself, was a bidder for
the agency, he is too well acquainted with me
fact that this sum isnot exacted, but paid oimy
own will for the privilege Of the road, IN the
same manner as he attempted to get The same
privilege, from the same men, for one hundred
dollars. and couldn't
To say that the price ofthe Bulehn lat fifteen
cents perpaper. oriwc for twenty-five cents is
too much. an extortion, etc, is simply redicu-
The same paper is sold in the city by
newsboys nj ten cents per copy, with only the
trouble Of going 30 the office and securing,
without any expense. Whereas I am compelled
TO pay one undred and twenty-five dollars for
the privilege Of the road, and secure hands
" whereby may furnish the travellers with these
papers.
Does the gentleman mink two and a half
cents profit over ths city price too much for the
Bulletin in the country
Trusting viii never be exacted 20 write such
assertlonsaeain, / return,
En WnPGHAM
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ea ut is impossible, said one politi-
clan TO another, ''to say where our party
ends and the opposition party begins
"Welly sir" replied the other, "if YOU
were riding a jackass, it would be impos-
sible to say where the man ended and the
donkey began"
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cULru I,1rLEUExrs-H.P P. Treat, on
Madison street, near Bayou Bridge, is con-
SANITY mnnufactur airing agricultural implements
Of every description. Persons in want Of such
articles would do well to call on this enterprising
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COUNTY TAX CoLLEcnoR-We learn tina Gov.
Brounloy has sustained the action OF Judge
Leonard. OF this county, and thar NJ. Cameron
viii De retained in office.
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SFECHT-s OYSTER SALOON FOR LADTEs-our
old friend, Joseph Speeht, 8 Madison street,
has puttho ladies' both OF town and vicinity.
under obligations Co him by hitting up, FOR their
exclusive accommodation, an oyster saloon
over lis well known confectionery establish
meuL. TINS is well. We rude, rough, uHdesar-
alg bipeds ofthe male gender, have had, for a
long time. every kind and description Of mcans
and appliances for creature comforts" We
have had, and do have, billiard saloons, and
lager beer saloons, arid oyster saloons. and
restaurants and bu rooms, and whisky
chuteSn and places where Il is sGidthey slight
The tiger and, in short. all sorts Of places, mp
Stair and down stairs, in cellars, and ~holos In
the wall. aid round the corner places, and
LIVERY stables where fast boys get the facilities
Tor driving 10 the ID and all that kim OF
min But during all this time, the ~5e1sr-
half Of creauon have had no place where, no
matter how weared and ~fstigued, they could
stop and obtain the slightest refresh menta
gleU couldn't drop in" AZ any Of these places
where biJurcated individuals congregate, and
order q ~half dozen raw, and ask for eyun
that smaUest contribution Of charity, a cup
orcold water The dear creatures might weary
themselves 10 death Cyerthe horrible, abomins-
BILE. detestabIe. dlsgrsoefuuy III side
walks Of our city-i1ost probably in sarch Of
something for the use or c0mf0r Of their
"ur1n1-halves, who, IL Is ten % one, were at
That very moment taking "straigbts" OF with
the privileges 81 some marble counter, forbid
den IN the approach Of crinoline-but, anti
ihey got back home, there was neither rest for
their pretty feet, or even a lunch 10 stay
their delicate oppettes, until specht came to
their rescue in The estaDishment Of his oyster
saloon for ladies exclusively. Nolgou mothers
and wives, and s~weethssTis, and dagghtors, can
"lr1p IN" and have oysters, 81 coffee, and
cakes, and such Ike, and 60 on their way
rejoicing that there Is one mascuiinity in the
world iha; remembered and provided for their
comfort. That observation-disclosures be his
name-is Joseph Specht No. 81 Madison street,
% whose card in another column We refer our
lady readers.
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RECORDERS CoURr-seventeen cases were mp
before Recorder Creighton yesterday for dis
posal. Fine amounting 10 eighty-three dollars
were collected.
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FAST DRry1SG-Newton Mead, a young man
was arrested Yesterday for fast and careless
driving. and brought before his honor, Recorder
Creighton, and fined eleven doIlars
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An important telegraph ase has just
been decided in the United States Circuit
Court for the Southern District of Ohio.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
filed a bill in equity for an injunction
against the United States Telegraph
Company, to prevent the latter from
proceeding with the construction of q tel
egraph line from Cincinnati to Dayton,
along the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
DAYTON Railroad. The railroad corpora
ton had granted, so far as they could, the
exclusive right of way on their road to
the Western Union Company, and the
present proceedings were an attempt by
the latter to maintain their monopoly.
The line of the complainants, extend
ing on one side Of the railroad, the
respondents, by legal proceedings before
the Probate Court, secured Alright of way
oa the pther side. BY an act OF the Legis-
lature the power of the Court 10 grant
a location was restricted 70 a strip not eX-
ceeding five feet IN breadth, and this sti-
pulatlOn seems TO have been inserted by
the procurement of the Western Union
! Company, which afterwaad sought TO oc-
cumy the whole Of the strip under their
grant from the railroad, by putting down
posts ~dlhgOnaily so as &c cover the track
with their wires crossing from side to
side. They then made an application for
an Injunction to preventive United States
Company from preceding. The Court
referred it back on technical and general
grounds, holding that the railroad cor
poratiOn had no power TO grant an ex-
elusive right Of way: first, because It is
a contract tending to abridge the exercise
Of the franchise OF the railroad corpora
! ton; and, second, because Il Is grossly
contrary to public policy and therefore
void. What isthe character of the clause
| giving exclusive right of way? The Tel
| egraph Company did not bind itself even
| TO complete q line on the west SIDE OF the
| railroad track; 0 coRstd5, that it would
ever do so. 1t is clear that Il does moi
need such a line atpresent, and according
/ to the proof in the case, itcouid proDannly
/ never need it. The whole scope of this
part Of the contract shows that tho object.
| were exclusions of competing lines and
the establishmentof monopoly. Undel
/ the circumstances, says the Court, we
think such a provision contrary to public
policy, and therefore not to be enforced
The application for an injunction beinl
denied, the complainants appealed to thu
Supreme Court at Washington,
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NOTICE TO TRAvELEBs."-By procuring your
railroad and Steamboat tickets 81 the General
Union Ticket Office, No. % Madison street. you
have your state-rooms secured, and a rom
two 20 five dolIors fare on through tickets.
novsIw I. B. BYINGTON, Agent
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STATE following is a list OF
the state prisoners, and the charges against
them, al present confined in the city jail, fur
nisaed us through the kindnes Of Mr.. Mageve-
uey. deputy sheriff, who is in charge Of the
prisoners: W. T. Davis, murder: John Thomp-
son, larceny; Cornelius Hawkins, larceny;
Thos. Bowie. larceny, r. Hendricks, larceny ;
Stephen Crawford, larceny JohU Harris, muir
der, transferred 20 county Jail; A. NickerS II.
jackson r. Lewis IAN col0redl, ste-hng; G.
Jones .coi0red. rape: Thos. Wilson, larceny
Charles johnson, larceny; p. Mcdowell, .col-
or-dH. larceny. ". Sexton. malicious shooting,
A. Miller tcoloredI. larceny Pat. Lanigan, rob
berry p. Closston .colOredl, robbery; S. stevens
(c0l0ueI. horse stealing; Il. Rush lcolored},
stealing A. Dri~oou, larceny ". a. Brown, lar
ceny- james T0rrey, murder; ?. Tangenny,
robbery W. Burke, stealing; S. Jackson, lar
eeny; ". Evans robbery; Charles Selvey,
larceny Mrs. Tobin, stolen property found
In her possession: VIM. Walsh, robbery
Thus Guriey, robbery; John Thompson, lar
ceny: Clas. Johnson, robbery Emmie Hunt
Magic Morgan, Patsie Coston, (colOred fe-
males. larceny s. stevens, larceny; A-DrsoOl,
larceny; ". Holloway, murder; q. A. Claiborne,
assault: Marcus Butler, robbery Jas. Moarn,
larceny n Mahonv. house-hreaking Charles
stout. robbery: g. NJ. HelfeiRht, larceny D.
Tlford. larceny J. Anderson, robbery W.
Anderson. robbery; Geo. HiIbot, larceny.
The majority Of these eases viii come up for
disposal Of this term ofJhe Criminal Court
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"The reduction Of the temporary loans is the
natural result OF the Withdrawal OF Al-u9O,UO0 OF
legal tenders thus Withdrawn from the Treasury
be added the S245o5 Of fauopal Bank cur
rency, issued during Dctoher IT, al 4ppr3r That
duction ofsl5,I73,f7l in the actual circulation.
The case may be thus stated
Currency funded. ii'''''
withdraw from teie'y loan, sio'.aA02 ,ooo@
Decrease Of currency --.-- LOIS
"This fact is important, rs showing ths dill
cultiies with which the Secretary OF the Treas
ury must contend in attempting 70 reduce the
circulation
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CRIMINAL CoURr-In The case Of Thomas
Hawlcy, accused ofan outrage upon the person
OF @ lady, the jury returned q verdict OF not
guilty. and the prisoner was discharged
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RICHMoND.-The Enquirer, of Rich
mondr gives a glowing picture of the new
prosperity Of that city. We are told that
"The ascending walls and swiftly
changing scenes from a thester of ashes
and destruction TO vistas of industrial
monuments, grow upon the scene as
dreams grow and accumulate upon the
imagination, The merchants of Rich
mOnd, beginning the new era without
money and almost without friends, are
now, by their own efforts, regaining with
sure and steady steps the path of their
former prosperity, and opening a still
broader avenu to a more extensive sue
cess. In the encouraging display of the
mind to resolve, the will to execute
which finds expression inthe daily scenes
of industry and progress aboutus, mustbe
seen a future Richmond far exceeding in
all the attributes of wealth and influence
the Richmond of old"
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C MATTERS.

PERsoNAI--M. l. Leidy, Esq- after q brief
North, returned home yesterday.
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NO MONOPOLY IN rELEeRAPnrxc

Decision Of q United States Court ~ the
Western Union Telegraph Company
as. the United States Telegraph Com
pday.
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For Lease,

Ten acres OF ground beautifully locattur one
half mile from the crossing OF Vance street,
and the Memphis and Charleston railroad, a
part Of the Graham tract. A long lease and
good terms TO a good tenant. Apply to
BEN MAY,
uovg 5ts No. s Jefferson street.
rs- For Landscape Gardening see advertise
ment column. noylU-lw
~ We have always advocated the Sewing
Machine a. a most useful and necessary instru-
ment for the household in relieving women
from their wearisome sewing but we are even
more enthusiastic in its praise on learning that
the elegant embroiderinE and braidng which
has become so fascinating and popular, il also
the effect of the Sewing Machine, or rather Of
one OF the machines I'm uae-the Gr0rer & Baker,
which has become the favorite with all our
lady friends. Call and see the machine in ope-
ration, az 83 Main street, up stairs.
MuLISEHY GooDs.-A well selected stock OF
Millinery Goods, Of the very latest styles can
always be found at Mrs. Gogen's, three hun
dred and fny-three Main street, between Adams
and Jefferson streets.
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MEMPHIS TENN.

Il THE WORLD Is WELL AWARE
a That in this mighty nation,
Every person old or young,
Goes in for speculation,
Coal oil wells and shOddy cloth,
And patents Of invention
Are an before the public brought,
And with but one Intention;
Thus are fortunes added to
While others are diminished.
And people find their pile complete,
Or. may be, find IL finished;
Sohn ShOddy wake rich and great
While Peter Oteum loses,
For fortune is a tickle dame,
And treats men as she chooses:
Amongst the schemes of enterprise
There's one that we must mention,
Because it IS no coal oil sell
For swindle or invention /:
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AN OLD FUlM-We would call attention to
the advertisement of L. Rocco. 10 be found Ia
another column. Our citizens and country
dealers would find 10 20 their interest 20 give
him a call. His stock of Pine Liquors, Family
Groceries, etc, is not 10 be surpassed by any
dealer in the city. He also manufacture Cam
dies and Confecioneries Of every description,
md his MIC nf cEarges are moIerate.
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These figures show a decrease in the public
debt Of S,O92,s57; a decrease Of legal tenders,
Sii,n7829; an increase Of Sl,sl4,l99, and a de
crease OF currency OF SD 1850. These figures
reveal a truly satisfactory progress toward con-
traction, so far a. the Government is concerned.
Meanwhile, however, the National Bank Note
circulation has been on the increase, the last
quarterly report showing that there were nearly
forty millions more ahoat than on the list Of
July, and since October LIST the increase has
been ofa more rapid rate.
The course OF the public debt in its changes
since October 80. 1854, is shown by the following
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RAPP&CO.,SGREAT GIFTSALE

a powerful combination,
Is known throughout the country as
A Gift Association;
And that their dealings honest are
There can be no denying,
For thousands have made lucky hits
BY once their fortunes trying
You ave q chance TO get a watch,
a lddlC, ring, or silver cup,
An aIlumb, Bible, OF a chain,
or anything you'll mention
That is legitimate and right,
And not a pure invention
y dollar Is the only charge,
IL seems most past believing,
Aud that YOU need not pay until
NOu know what you're receiving:
The store is crowded night a day,
And every one IS saying
"It is an honest place indeed,
And well the public paying"
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rs Ladies desiring mourning and bridal out
can have their orders filled with dispatch
at airs. Gogius establishment, No. 38 Main
ON md examne her snck.
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81 Mrs. Sigourney's memory is to be
perpetuated by a monument at Hartford,
where the poetess resided and died.
Contributions may be forwarded TO the
Rev. George II. Clark, rector of Christ
Church, or to the Hou. E. Flower, or to
Mr., r. y. Brown, of the firm of Browne
Gross, publishers, at Hartford.
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InnorIa.

FRIDAY, Nov. D.-Imports Of yesterday, as
copied from the books Of the Merchants Ex-
change. were as follows:
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rs. Trusses scientifically adjusted for Hernial
Rupture-InguinaI, Femoral, NenJral or I'M
hIical-by nr. Gliddon, 4I2 Main street, near
Beal over drug storel. noy7Gt'
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Is BUSINESS AGAIN.-Messrs. Terry & Mitch
ell. formerly ofthe house Of C0ssitt, Hill & Tai
madge, have established a wholesale Boot,
shoe and Hat House, No. pa Main street, in the
Webster Building. These gentlemen are desi-
rous oCsaying 10 their friends, ia both the city
and the country, that they have laid in an i'm
mense stock Of Boots, Shoes and Hats. ofevery
quality and description, which they viii dis
pose Of at the lowest market rates. Traders
coming from tine country and wishing % pur-
chase stock, VIII find the goods Of these gentle
men all they represent them. Be sure and call
there-aJ3 Main street, Webster Block.
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L. Drake d Co. 2T Main street, have "a fine
lot Of Corderoy Hunting shirts.
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G~HEENLAw's OPERA HALL-That comical,
pathetical, genial gentleman, AlE Burnett, en-
tertained a large and fashionable audience al
this elegant place Of amusement last night.
These entertainments, of which there VIII only
he two more, are for the benefit Of the Memphis
Library Association. The object is worthy Of
the enthusiastic patronage Of the people OF
Memphis, while the bouquet OF flowers Of SEN
timent, mu and frolic presented 10y Burnett
furnishes an evenings entertainment pleasant,
Instructive and amusing. The hall is admira-
bly, constructed for Entertainment OF the pecu-
liar kind which Burnett offers 20 his patrons.
His whispered infections can be heard through
tn hall.
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s-Gents' beaver, otter, and silk plush hats
and caps just received at WheatonS nov7-lw
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Ra- The leader of the Jamaica insur-
rection is named Paul Boyle, .
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RELrGroUs-Divine services viii hereafter be
held at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
every evening. commencing az seven o'clock
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Ladies, 20 TO W~heaton'sand examine his
-plendid stock Of muGs, cuffs, v~ictorues. capcs
and winter riding cans. nuy--Iw
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MISSISSIPPI a TENNESSEE BAuEoAn-Stock
holders ofthe Mississippi q Tennessee Railroad
are reouested 70 convene at the Gayoso Hotel
AZ ten A. N. to-day, 90 elect Directors for the
.nuf,g wear. r. NJ. WHITE, President.
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NoTICE-From and after this day, Wednes-
dag the eighth instant. we Will run q regular
Omnibus Inc TO all Railroads leading 20 tho
city Of Memphis. Parties wishing to leave on
any Of tho trains will have their culls promptly
attended by leaving their orders az our stable,
sc Main street.
nnvSlm- Z. KElk & BRO.
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NJ Best Female Supporters sold by Gliddon.
nOy--Gta
NJ The largest stock ofladiss' and gents urs
in the city, al Whoaton's. noy7-Iw
AGRICULTURAL INPEOVEMENlS.-H. i. Treat
wishes planters 20 bear q in mind that he keeps
constantly on hand, Of his own manufacture,
agricultural implements of every description.
and Of the best material, warranted as good
and durable as those imported. He also man
ufactures wagons Of every kind. His pricesare
N. mnHarnfa rs Inc fImn. vi nlmIt OF
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LATE NEws-We are indebted 20 those en-
teprisinE news caterers, MesSrs Emmon's and
son. n Jefferson street, forNIl files Of North
ern papers.
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RANsPoRTATION
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE De
Eastward Trains

On and aner WEDNESDAY. the s-h instant.
BE- trains on the Memphis b Charleston Lall-
- AL nm DAILY. as foIows-
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THE LADIES

Are particularly invited to make Us a visit,
and examine our elegant assortment OF
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railroad and tickets IS the General
Union Ticket Office, No. I3 Madison street, you
have YOUR state-rooms secured, and save from
two 20 five dollors fare on through tickets
nov5-lw Z. b. BYINGTON, Agent.
RrIrgrous-Divine services will hereafter be
held at tho Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
every evening. commencing az seven o'clock
LATE NEws-we are indebted TO those en-
terprisinE news caterers, MesSrs- mn and
SON. on jefferson street, forfau files Of North
ern papers.
MISSISSIPPI a TENNESSEE RArLEoAn-Stock
holders ofthe Mississippi q Tennessee Railroad
are requested 20 convene at the GayQso Hotel
AZ ten A.. NJ. to-day, 90 elect Directors for the
.nsnjng wear. r.. NJ. WHITE, President.
Attention j. respectfully csled TO the
,6vcrtissment of LnIy Brothers in another col
umu. These -enterprsing gentlemen have an
annie and well selected stock OF staple and
faucy groceries and wines, liquors and segarH
RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Au members Of 9eal
street church are requested TO meet az Asbury
CHAPEL, al two O'Clock, for the purpose Of re-
organization and the transaction Of other inn
portant business hoN'o'
re- Psssaore sells leased lots to-day. The
I attention Of people wishing 20 securelocal ha6i-
tati0us. a. well ss people having b title surplus
money, Is called tOhis adyerusementm another
column. There Is no surer noad 20 wealth thah
through these leased lots.
An STYLES Of white and colored Paper Col
lars al Kahn 4 Coz, 25 Main street. novl0-3t
rs-A great point with young men Is a dash
ing and elegant hat. The new fan and winter
.t.Ies 81 Wheaton'r, l9 Main street, are com
I mended 10 their attention. noN'-lW
travelling shawIs, shirts and Hats at Kahn s
Co.'S, 25 Main street aoFl'-a'
w,yrrn Il buy Twenty Tons Of Old News
papars. Writing paner, Obsolete Ledger and
1 Books and Papers OF all descriptions no" out
I Of use.
ALso-Twenty Tons Old rags, Old Baleing
and Rope, and Rotten Cotton.
ALs0-Fiye Hundred Thousand Pounds Loose
Cotton, for which the highest cash price viii be
paid bv WIN. j.. BERLIN & Co,
noy7-lw. 22 Front Street, Memphis Tenn.
"a. sbosnakers and Tanners are invited 20
call on Moores, Smith 8 Co, 32 Main Street
and examine their splendid assortment OF OILS
Tools. Findings, American, French and Ger
man Calfand Kip Skins, Hemlook and Oak Sole
leather. etc. uOvAwedS&sundS
Chudrcn's Clothing for all ages az Kahn i
Co.'S, ~ Main street. novl0-3t
LcNcu.-The Atlantic saloon, threehun
dred and slIty-two Shelby street. ThOs- W.
OiDonnei proprietor, will set a fine oyster
lunch TINS morning, from ten 4. N. 70 twelve
II. nyob want good liquorsthi is the place TO
get them nsv7-lwo
Bs-Tha pilot and watehman's cap at Whea-
toms. Ig9 Main street. uoy7-2t
rs The Railroad Travelling Bag at Drake a
Co. II Main street no9-H.
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us- s~hoenaksrs and Tanners are invited 70
call on Moores, Smith 8 Co, 52 Main Street
and examine their splendid assortment OF Olis'
Tools, Findings, American, French and Ger
man Calfand Kip Skins, Hemlooka and Oak sole
Leather. etc. nov5wedS&sundS