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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-15

TERRIBLE FIRE IN HANCOCK, MICH
Two HUNDRED FAMILIES HoMELEss.-Ml-
,caukie, April ia FIRE in Hancock,
Mich destroyed the entire village. Every
store. residence, and saloon, except the
post-ofiioe, millinery store, tailor shop,
and fifty private dwellings, were destroyed.
The loss is about half million, with only
100000 insurance. Over two hundred
families were left herneless, or lost large
portion Of their effects.
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CAN'T QUAL1FY.-It was reported yester-
day that Judge Boiling had refused to
qualify the carpet-bag Commonwealth
attorney Salisbury upon the ground that
he has not been q resident of the State the
length of time required by law.-Lynch-
bur0 Ne,1S,
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Cattle Markets.
Nayu Eork.

MoSDAr.-Prices OF Beef Cutie continue at
previous quotations, with slow sales. Good
cattle sell at l5Gl6c. % h. Only few ex-
coed l6c. u b. Most of the sales seemed to
reach at about l5@l3hc. q D., net weight,
computing IS b.. @6O lbs. u hundred gross. A
small drove of smooth fat bulls were sold for
l39l4c. Y b. net weight, computing 81 lbs. u
hundred gross weight.
The Sheep trade is fairly active, with prices
tolerably firm At 6@Sc. u b., live weight.
The S,0ine trade seemed TO be trifie better,
with prices firm at l0H@llhc. "a b., live
weight for prime hogs. Dressed-Prces con-
tinue easy at l3%@l4c. u b., with a few above
lac. The supply Of all kinds Of stock is fully
equal to the requirements of the trade.
Philadelphia.
MONDAY, April l2-5 P. M.--The receipts of
Beef Cutie at the Avenue drove yard reached
about 500 head this week. The market was
dull, but prices were without material change,
extra Pennsylvania and western steers selling
at lo0lOhc.; fair to good ut s0sHc.; and COM
mon at 6@7idc. "a h., gross, as 10 quality.
Eheep.-The demand was animated and the
recent advanced prices were well maintained
The sales comprise 5000 at Avenue and Park
drove. yards at 709Bc. -. b.
Hogs were in better request, and prices were
flrmer. Sales of 1000 head at the Avenue and
Union yards at $l4@5l5 for slop, and $l5G
SIS. rs for corn-fed.
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EFFECT OF THE COLD WEATHER
SOUTH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April l4.-The weather
is very cold. 1t is reported that the heavy
frosts in the interior have materially in
jured the cotton crop and necessitated re-
planting.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 14.-Yester-
day there was slight frost, and to day q
more severe one, seriously damaging the
new cotton and fruit, and rendering the re-
planting of the former necessary.
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ARREST OF ONE OF THE BOGUS CHECK
THIEVES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., April 14.-W. Bent
ley, who got a forged check for sl,75O
cashed at the First National Bank of this
city Saturday, was arrested at Darlington
Courthouse, 8. c., Tuesday, and brought
back here tonight. All the money was
recovered except five dollars. He was COM
mitted to Jail.
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Stencil TOOLS ANDPLATEs.

~ BELLENoT, DIE SlNKER AND
We sGAND GUTTER, laio MAIN sTREhT.
The new pa.eai Branding lion, for m1ISlnz All
adapted 70 branding barrels or any other article
urGer tue new law.
Engravtrs' stock, stencil Paste, Brushss. In.
deiible Ink, steel Dies, Alphabsts, Neal pressea
Brass aud German oliver, Frames, eteel Kings
Checks, rags, etc. Wholesale ARdretasl @Aa
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TAKE YOUR RISKS
4 IN BONE INSTITUTIONS.

a In nO11h o1xSo1s
THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.,
OFFICE No. ls25 MAIN STREE
IS PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MAXINE INSURANCE On vessels and carEoes
INLAND INSURANCE on goods transported pY
river canal or land-carrtsge;
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generaiy,
dwelling houses. warehouses, and other build
sHO$r RISKS, on, II tbs nun rerfod 10 not sssd,
a return Of premium tsfH be mode for tbs No.
erpfred term.
A. Y. STOKES, Yice-Psesfdeut-
DIRECTORS. William B. Isaacs, OF Wiiham b.
D. j. Harteook. Secretary Arlington Lie Insu.
rance Company John Wilson, OF Wilson Tos-
Ter; J. J. Wasgoner, OF Waggonsr q Harvey; A:
benjamin Il. Nash, William P. Shepherd, W. d.
J. B. MOORE, secretsry.
y. G. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
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TINE REDUCED. Lake, April 49,
The stage time between the termini Of the
Central and Union Pacific railroads 10 re-
duced TO six hours.
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LEATHER.
Is. IhAlAhh. Ii.
OAK AND RED SOLE LEATHER,
FRENCH, AMERICAN, and GEAHAN CALF
skIHs;
SHOE FINDtSGS of ail kinds;
LINING SkiS5 OF all colors.
ALSO,

BOOTS and SHDha # every kind;
all or which we offer 10 the trace ~ al low prices
rs the same article can be bought In any other
house either Mouth or south. ALL III want OF any
of the above articles vii! money by calliag at
No. ID fourteenth street. between Main and cary,
apI-3m A. CLAELlH q co.
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ROME, April 14.-The Pope pardoned
many political offenders on the occasion OF
the jubilee.
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BALES.

Hheat.-White, 80 bushels very good at 81 80.
Corn White, 100 bushels very good at SIC. /;
rs bushels prime at SEC. $50 bushels very good
on private terms-total, 406 bushels. Mixed,
100 bushels at SAC.
OGts.-l66 bushels good at &C.. III bushels
very good on private terms total, 26S bush
els.
Rye.-4l6 bushels at S1.4O.
MeaI.-White, so bushels unbolted on pri-
vate terms.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Glts.-33S bushels.
REMARKS. Offerings OF Corn on Change to-
day 622 bushels-all sold market active at an
advance, prime white selling at SEC. oats dull
and lc. lower. Rye active, all that was offered
being sold.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the 18th Flour less active
only sales reported, 80 barrels extra at $3.50,
200 barrels spring wheat superflne at $3.50 to
$3.50. Wheat without change. Cora steady
sales of 3 $50 bushels prime white at s5c., 100
bushels at SIC. tthese are the Richmond prices
of to-day, 18th irstanU; no sales Of yellow.
Small sales of oats at Sc to 73c.; heavy western
at 75c.
Boston, Mass.
In Boston on the 18th instant southern yell
low Corn was scarce, and held at Csc. oats, u
to sSc. Rye, $l.40 to Sl.45.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
HOME AGAIN.

4 .,DONNELL, the PLUMBER and GAS FIT
TER, after temporary absence from The city,
services to his friends aud the public generally.
Thankful Tor their past favors, he hopes to re-
ceive u fair share In future. ne can always be
found At the old stand, Sis Broad street.
mh3l-lm*
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or the % deaths which occurred from external
causes IS were accidental, were suicides, ana
were probably murdered the motive being In one
Gaze 10 effect robbery, and In the other somewnAs
doubtful, as the insured Was struck by stone from
behind wall on a road In the country.
OF the accidental, were produced oy rauroaa
casualties, by steamboat explosions. 4 were from
drowning. and were lost at sea; occurred from
coup de solicit during the Intense heat or last sum:
mer, another was frozen 10 death 7Merc caused
b7 machinery, by falls, by the accidental dis
charge of q gun and-l by being thrown from a,
cine.two OF them having taken q large quantity OF
morphine by mistake IN one case 1t being put up
by the druggist instead OF pnwdered rnnoaro
third drank an overdose OF tmcture or aconite,
which he mistDok for brandy.
Two OF our insured are reported 20 have died
during the past year Of age, one OF them having
lived Is years.
Applications Gun be made to Mr.. LEWIS
signed. d. n. WALKER Il CO, Agents,
No l0A Main street.
DR.. j. B. MCCLw, Medical Examiner.
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DIRECTORS:
General JoHs d. DIX;
w. WILKREs, OF Wilkens Co.;
GEORGE T. HoPE, President Continental Fire In
surancs Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Of Harper Brothers:
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank or Republic;
W. Il. yxnMILYE, Of Vermilye q Co, bankers
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE. ex-Maycr OF New York;
AARON ARNOLD, OF Arnold. Constable d Co.
and others. -
General Agents for Virginia. North Carolina, and
Tennessee.
Dr. j. G.. CABHLL. Medical Examiner. tss
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COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES.

BosToN, April l4.-Well-executed twenty
dollar bills on the Fourth National Bank of
Philadelphis are in circulation.
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THE CIVIL WARM JAPAN.
THE POPE PARDONS OFFENDERS.

LONDON, April 1.-THE civil war in ia
pan is raging with increased violence.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
lN VIRGINIA. .,> E
~ CHARTERED l7S4.

In 5. VIRGINIA. - -
~ CHARTERED 1874. 49,
OsFIcx coRNss TENTH AND BANK srR6xfs.
trs1JpEs R1uLpIyss By PERPETUAL Oh
ANNUAL POLICY AT LOWEST, RATEo.
The old ssfour-ffls" system bias been aool.
tshed aud the assured are now given - fuil ins
surance as In other companies.
HERBERT A. CLAiBORSE, Principal Agent
JOHN B. .DAEEORTn. Secretary.
HENRY D. DANFORTH, Asst Secretary
SAMUEL II. PULLIkN Collector.
DIRECTORS.
Jaqueun P. Taylor, James -. Grant
William @. Allen, James Dunlop,
John a. Hobson, John Purcell,
Thomas II. Ellis, John Freeland,
Alfred T. Harris, Garret p. Watson,
William Gray William Palmer,
George Davis. JAZZ
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THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN THE
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, N. Y, April l4.-The Senate
to-day ratified the fifteenth amendment by
q strict party vote. No action has yet
been had in the House.
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Amount OF new insurance

Amount Of new insurance
FOR the year ~ - W
Number OF policies. H,sA
Total number OF policies
in force February lst,
lotS. Va, Wv
Amount insured thereby. ao&, sss ses %
MOETUABY REPORT.
First class-Zymotic diseases tferefs, small 80
SECOND cias:...Disea.e s OF the nervous system
(apop.exy, paralysis. epilepsy, etc l........ q
Third class.-kespirstofy system tconscmp.
ton. asthma, bronchitis, etc ).....,....... Ii
Fourth class.-Ctrculatory system diseases OF
the heart, aneurtsnl etc. ......::.....,..... ~
Fifth class digestive system Sdiseaset OF me :.
stomach liyee, hernia, jarndice, etc )...... q
Sixth class.-Genito-urinary system diabetes .
gravel :::t ;.bsun:.;:
scrofula cancer, dropsy, etc. So. .......... Il
Eighth class. -lntegumentary ~ stem teryslpe-
las etc cn, s1fn,.I c.uses
accidents, suicides, etc. q
Teuth class.-S ge.." .................'...''.". ,
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STATEMENT:
Policies IN Q2S ~ soe
Assets 5svV,v
Annual income. 1920
w H. PECKHAM, President:
H.V. GaHkGAF, Secretary;
l.. LCADAM kctuary;
g, A, FUDICEAR, Superintandeuk
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~ UARDIAN MUTUAL

X UARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED In 1869.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORTEITABLL
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
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Gross assets February ls 1853. ga ss4 90 Is
TIE ASSETS ARE THUS APPROPRIATED
Net reserves compauy's
surpius Observation-Disclosures. . csc, 872 u
So1 p'u' - ST. "a 80 -
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

Corn AND FLOUR ExcHAFGg,5
RIcHMoED, VA, April Il, 1869. )
o2yRRIHGs.-
Thent-White, so bushels. Red, 10 bush
els.
Corn.-WhIte, 400 bushels. Mixed, 200 bush
els.
O,ts-912 bushels.
$3.50 bushels.
UsuL so bushels.
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DIRECTORS:
D, I. HARTSooK, 4. Y. SToKEa,
JOHN ENpEHS, G.. T. WoRTHAM,
VIM B. lSAACS SAMUEL y. IARDY.
PARKER CAMPBELL, GEORGE &. PALMKH,
w G. PAINE, W. G.. PAYLoR,
JOHN g. WILLIAMS, j.. 3. TURpIN.
ID. j. HARIa,IDA- President
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary.
Z. 9. WHERRY in. Assistant Secretary.
Office No l3I4 Main street. NH lS-Sm
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LAST Cash DIVIDEND FIFTY FEE GENT.
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Deferred premiums tsemi.
annual audquartcrly)...
Premiums prfnct Saliy ior
policies Issued In De-
cember and January, In
coutse Of TRANSMISSION. =
Interest due aud unpaid. !:
Interest accrued but not
due on stocks and bonds
and mortga2es..........
Market value OF stocks In
excess OF cost.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12
RIVER NEWS.

a. a. IA
The river is again rising at this point with
six feet water on Harpeth Shoals. Bust
ness has been moderately brisk on the
wharf during the past week, and all of the
boats have been lreavily loaded. q ~
Tyrone passed up Monday evening, 81
hours behind time, having been detained
at Cairo receiving freight. She was loaded
down with guards dragging the water. To
the surprise of all at Nashville, she left
promptly on time, and is determined TO
remain so in the future. You may look
out for her Sunday at o'clock FIN.
The new packet, John Lumsden, having
withdrawn from the Nashville and cincin-
natl trade, has entered the Nashville and
Paducah line. She viii leave Clarksville
for points below every Monday and Friday
at O'Clock p. NJ. Thiswil give us daily
line both ways, and will be highly appre.
ciated by the people along the river.
The steamer Aipha's business seems to be
improving since Capt. Rymans' new addi-
ton. She passed down Tuesday night with
over 200 bales cotton, q large lot OF scrap
iron and miscellaneous freight. She will
hereafter leave Clarksville every Tuesday
evening at o'clock for Evansville.
The Nashville leaves this morning at !
o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis. The Tails
man leaves Sunday at I o'clock, AM.
The Fanny Brandies will leave to-mor.
row evening at 8 o'clock, for Evansville and
Cincinnati. PIP nFgH ntYg
Rates of freight to all points are very un.
settled, and we can quote none as n fixed
rate.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12

THE WEATHER. 1T has been the
custom, from "the time whereof the
memory of man runneth not back to
the contrary" for timid young men
and bashfui maids TO fall back upon
this eShaustless topic when they can
think of nothing else to talk about.
And so it is with great many edi-
tors. When short of items, they gen
orally "pitch into" the weather, just
as though it were n standing nuisance,
TO be grumbled at when no other SUBJ
ject presents itself for discussion.-
Now this much abused friend has
been just as naughty as it possibly
could he for several days past, butwe
are not going to grumble AZ it. So
long rs 1t don't "rain pitchforks," and
the mud remains at a little less than
two feet deep, on the shoals, we shall
not complain.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12

THE dry goods establishment of
Mcssrs. VIM. Broaddus & Co. is a
model of neatncss and order. Their
large stock Of goods, which embraces
everything adapted to this market,
both staple and fancy, is systematl-
cally arranged and displayed, and the
store room is as neat and tidy rs the
deck OF man-of-war when cleared
for action. Their statesmen are polite,
attentive and accommodating, spar
ing no pains TO please II customer, no
matter how limited the purchase may
be. such clever gentlemen, with a
fine stock of goods and popular sales
mon, ought to do a thriving business,
even in dull times.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12
Farmers. Read This Before You

Farmers, Read This Before You
BUY Your wRgGps.-Pricel Hist of j. bod
ley a sons celebrated Va wagons:
2-horse wagon, with bed, compile, . inch
axle, HsN's tires, Sl3O.
2-horse wagon, without bed, complete, 2
inch axle, BANS tires, Sis. 't l.s.tl
2-horse wagon, with bed, complete, "a in.
axle, HaXI9 tires, sl25.
2-horse wagon, without bed, complete, lsI
inch axle. ll2NR tires, clio
4-horse wagon, with bed, complete, o. 4 in.
axle, p4xs6 tires, Sl65. .H. .t.I-fFn
j-horse wagon, without bed, complete, ga
inch axle, l1Ixaz tires, sll5.
G-horse wagon, without bod, complete,
sl70
I Thlmblo skem wagon, with bed, sll0
This work Is too well known throughout
Southern Ky. and Middle Tenn. 10 need any
accommodation We simply refer you to
those who are using and have thoroughly
tested it, and wish 1t distinctly under
stood that we warrant IL equal I'm
every respect TO the hest homemade
work. Respectfully,
BRoCKMAS 4 DRISGHURsr.
Ware Rooms Franklin st. Sales Room
Second ~. jan. -, '6S-2m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12

WE having failed to call the atten-
ton of our readers to the card of w.
J. McCormac, Of Louisville, at tho
proper time, do 20 now with pleasure.
Mae. is engaged in the grocery bust
ness, mt No, u.s. 81 St., and will take
pleasure in filling orders intrusted Ia
him. His residence in this city fol
several years makes it seem unneces-
sary for us to speak of his honesty and
energy in the discharge of every oh,
legation, In your business intercourse
with Louisville, remember Nc
Cormac.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12

OUR readers will not forget that
next Sunday, the i4th, is the day
when Cupid expects his worshippers
TO transmit to the objects of their par
TALLY those little emissaries yclept
Valentines. This beautiful custom
must have originated in chimes OF
more perennial mildness than ours,
for here the day dedicated to its OBJ
servancc usually comes in the midst
of snow, ice, or mud, Passion gen.
orally buds with the opening flower
and unfolding leaf but AS for ourself-
we are the unmarried editor-love is
so perennially verdant with us, that
we are vulnerable 10 Cupid's shafts at
any season. Any of our fair friends
and we hope their name is legion
wishing to try Us, are advised that
Conover Bros. and Thomas Finley
have an elegant assortment on hand
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ. g. PITMAN a. CODY referring to
the peculiar advertisement of this well
known firm, all gentlemen in want of
CLOTHE.N'g and comfortable U.NDER-
WEIR, can, at once, learn where such
goods can be found, and on examination
will find them in good styles and Mt prices
io'O enough to suit the season and times
This firm, knowing the wants OF the COM
munity, have kept their stock full and
well assorted, consequently they are pre-
pared to supply the demand, and would be
pleased to show goods and crafty the wants
of those who may be in need of any goods
usually kept for sale in a store of Gentle
mems Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
feb 3.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12

REcoRDER's COURT. business has
been rather dull at this tribunal for
several days past, and the "PO,0er be-
hind the throne" has been, to some
extent, in a state Of mastery mac
tivity."
A son of the Emerald Isle, who re-
quests us to withhold his name from
the admiring gaze of the public-and
we do SO for the first and last time
INDUCED in u small drunk, for which
he paid tax of two dollars and cost.
John Hynes, do, do, do.
Ii. j. Townsend was required TO dis
gorge ten dollar greenback for the
privilege of committing a nuisance
in the market-house. .
Sancho Cross and Milly Stewart
were each taxed with two dollars and
cost on q charge of misdemeanor.
Henry Dugatt, Frank Cole and
Levi Garth, n trio of sable gambo-
liers, were hauled up for violation
of the 990th article of the city by
laws, They had established gam,
bling saloon without leave or license.
The Recorder required them to ante
an Y apiece, and then raised them to
the amount of the cost.
H. ID. Orrell, for "rip-roaring'
drunk and disorderly tear, and threat
ening to shoot folks generally, wat
relieved of five dollars and cost.
VIM. Lovett, who seemed to Toe,
1.-THE crather-"not wisely, but too
well,n We charged with a plair
DRUM, and disorderly, andtaxed witt
five dollars and cost.
II. Clynard, for racquet little misde
meanor, was let off ut the yeduceC
price of two dollars and cost.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12
DIED.
From Huntsvillc Ala. Indepondent.

From Huntsville, Ala, Independent.
The "Great Southern Preparations" are
not patent medicines, composed of mystic
rious roots and herbs found in remote and
obscure corners of the earth, but are made
of pure and fresh drugs, the efficacy OF
which have been thoroughly tested by the
medical faculty. The rapid sale and cura-
tive properties of these medicines are the
best guarantees that can be offered in their
favor. Their English Female Bitters is
having tremedous sale In this county and
all are delighted with its effects. C. +. Nor
gand, editor of Kosciuslxo, (Miss.) Chroni-
Gle, says: 'rhe English Female
Bitters is highly recommended by the med
ical fraternity at this place and surround
Ing country" See advertisement.
For sale by Byers IL Bro. GAINESVILLE.
Feb. 3, '69-iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-12

GOOD WoRK.--lt affords us much
plcasue to compliment a man for his
workmanship when we feel that we
can Ito so as simple act Of Justice
Now, there's our friend Rick, who
manufactures very superior article
of boots and shoes, and also keeps ON
hand u full stock of roady-made
work, which he guarantees 10 be
good. Good wine needs no bush, -
and Riok's work needs no pulling,
yet we can not lorboar To add our tcs-
timonial to that of his many pat
rons, Civ, him trial, and If his
first effort don't please you, he'll
make II llright before holct~ youon,