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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-05-22

oohBo-LoosAH.-To the graphic sketch
punished on another page, under this out
.anoish heading we invite the attention of
'he curious reader For the benefit of sucb
as may not be familiar with the yernoc,,o,
u the Choctaws, we will premise that in
'he language of that Semitic neon1.
ehoo6oo-toosd means "black blanket y
we hail the appearance of this sketch
With no ordinary qualification, since we
egard it as the forerunner of inn
neraoie Others from the same source
ikeiy to illustrate henceforth the columns
'i the MORNING STAR. 1t is from
~eh-known pen, the productions of
,hich not only occupy distinguished
iace In American literature, but have also
sohed their author, q native of our c;tr
@eng the classic poets of France 1
Of the subject of the sketch, we can on,,,
I'd, that he is faithfully and trntbfnlIv
~<rayeu. he is no myth, but, ON the t
aerAry, vigorous and substant tial res I
Ey. We happen to know him we'll t
'o' though others may be stomacbe6 ii
ms untidy costume and weird appear S
ce, we deem his company, whenever it c.
'ors our retreat, privilege, and his a
eDdship title of honor we would not q
lhngiy forfeit. He is queer sort of fell IL
y 1t is true, and sadly out of place in ca
leey, where every thing is artificial and in
'Ventionai but with all his odd ways
has the manliness to be himself and wi
feiore we admire him. In an age ne &c. 60
,oions and superficial as ours, it does tic
dit to human naturSDto present such thu
lime anachronism. lik
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St. Theresa's School.

from some cause unknown to us. Fatbe,
Aonny ~ receiving good deal Of unlocked
Ao' asslstance In the matter of his new
e1nooi-house. Recently for instance severa
OF the Cotton Presses have contributed
quite handsomely to this enterprise. Amopo
theseswe have heard the Merchant. ons
Fireproof Presses especially ment;onaS
aud it would seem that tha donot;on. -
nos made exclusively by proprietors, but
l. a' inc hands and laborers employed have
a'so contributed literally to the good work.
s-So" we are aware that all this is in a
great measure recognition of Father
'Aenny's sterling qualities and thorougb
enclency, but it must be credited tn som.
oAtent, also, to the esteem in wbicb tho
work itself is held.
so many persons are becoming dis
satisfied with the prospects of the common
SCHOOLS that they are casting around for a
means OF supply ing their place, at least
until such times as they can be confirmed
ON satisfactory footing. Public spirited
men whose own children NAV not have tho
least connection with these schools. nresept
or prospective, feel enough interest how
ssei' IN tne welfare of their poorer fellow |
hes anu In the cause of education, to be
troubled on this subject. Thus, even t
Saough some of the donors in the instances a
a"oVe cited may be Protestants, they are
'deslrous of promoting work to secure Al
some instruction for poor Catholic children b
IN place OF that from which they NAV he C
soon shut off =.
we sincerely thank these good men for fo
eneir gooa work, and hope that their ex- p
a"pie may arouse their fellow citizens tn re
'ne VAST Importance of sustaining all the of
schools in q far mora l;h.r.I or
spirit than at present. lie
We hear of many poor families who have ah
hree or four, sometimes eipbt or +.,, Fl,
,niiuren' ana who cannot possibly send Ch
mem 20 che parochial schools at tile rate of it's
- OF even VI per month, each. Anxious fee
q eney may be to do SO, they have not the wo
means and consequently have been sendino an.
nem TO the common schools. Their panic tho
the approaching state of things NAV we'll cor
9 imagined. Can not arrangements he Oh,
'ade to teach all such children w;tbo,t T
harge7
we believe that in some parochial schools ern,
''idren are received whether they can nav ton
not /; but in others we are informed that peo,
N"' '' ~ must De presumed in this pen,
wv. 'Aso '"''' ~ afises1rom want of ffneans. Chu
10 "inpi means among the Ca tack
ios y. NC" orleans to sustain all the that
-, "'al SCHOOLS on such n footing that the
.a.'ehs /, eoucation shall be open to every men
i'd. r.
,-.,., eoo" cause ike this plish
,re Il rren.us vi 'ne community Papa
. i, ,,,a 10 never 1elt as to be
- ." WIG" IL comes. at th
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-05-22

Germans of this city held public heating NJ .o
onal Theatre last week, in which preliminary no,,
were taken to establish schools for that elencn, in
eYeraf districts. -'
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-05-22

we are requested to state that No 1887 drew the a,
mond ring r'led for the benefit of the waterford Col
ege MT cadden was the lucky holder of the winning
able prize. e"iaSe'y transferred the Valu>
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-05-22

fearn from Chicago paper that there are FIVE
sran churches in that city. who are for the most
bitter strife smeng themselves; and giving rreat
al e''"'
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a certain paper says lady can never be
a candidate for President of the United
States, as she would have to be over tbirtv-
Eve years old.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-05-22

so.dsy 10y r. EtftA sana.y .ftsr Ea.t.r..
@essaay- -.Asy s4-Fssss q B. Y, 1.rv. :. Hal, =.
Sssssssee, s.ssy v1r, p,,. ana c.,,.r
SsaSSr S'-.s@ssy Ss-Asosnsidn cf Our Lord ~ oonIr
'-sr--Av S-He Gcrrasans, bishop ana Ccnhr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

The disease called ;'pislnatorhma' or ST.
mcrial Weakness. is also known ~ NeN"ai
| Iucnumcity. Sr,uincl Emissions. Ihy si'al
Decay, Nervous Debility. ctr.
We are perfectly Hwar" that a'i'ic'i9n'
OF the sexual organism are usually aN"IH-
Ell by many scientific members OF the pro-
fc~Siun: in consequence ui the oul'l'i AT
tlchrd. consequently the unhappy victims
of this disease. gradually -lnh into the
crave. urie.s they can lind some Physi-
Clam WHO may manc it Il Speciality
Young men are tHcnost frequent >'liler-
nrs from this disease, although many
adults are most depiorably afflicted with
H..
if is destroying the faircst of imerica,
wrrckiuy mind. soul AMI body. I. 6 rN-
tent to which This disease prevails IN
schools ana families is absolutely rShtinl
appalliug and beyond bc,ict.
did moi professional confidence seal our
lips. We cotld present pictures OF suffering,
lie. ruin. and'cternai misery uipafaiIciicu
in any romance.
Accnrscl be that false dclcacy which
makes parents and guardians pima ana
deaf to this vice. A.,
So little is therefore known by the
Proirssio.. r., morally. that young men VINO
have been under treatment uaVe Almost
drSpairrd OF getting relief, and are passing
rapidly into consum , $50 All ui7e"se7
Ola private nature. ..p
Mercury is the sifcct-anchor ofthe FRO
fesSion generally. Il has never curcc any
case, and never Will.
We warrant to cure one hundred eases
to every one cured by any other Ply STEFAN
in the county.
Call on or address
DIR. l.. l.. COLEMAN.
oct3S Nashville Tenn.
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Inc recent attempt to sell the inter.
est OF The State in dclanlling railroads
was failure. The following are the
receipts and disbursements of the Win
chester IL Alabama Railroad for The
periods mentioned in The report: Re
ce!p's from January, 1868 to Jane 80,
1859. S3S,6ji 90; from November q,
1869 to April 30, 1870, SlJ,5O7 80
from May l to September 80, 1870,
SlO,U6U JG; dishurs ments during the
same time, Sl2.7Sl 43; 3l4,JO rs,
$lO,G47 80. From this it viii, be- seen
that the roud has not paid It's running
expenses.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

Such is dyspepsia. The stomach and
the brain are too intimately allied for the
one 10 suffer without the other. so that
dyspepsia and dependency are inSepara-
bic. 1t may be added, too. that irritation
of the stomach is almost invariably accom-
panied by irritation of the temper. The
invigoratinS and tranquiizing operation
of IIostctter's Bittcrs is most powerfully
developed in cases OF indigestion. The
first effect of this agreeable tonic il COM
f0rting and encouraging. \ mild glow
pervades the system, the chronic unrasi-
ness in the region Of the stomach ahatCs.
The relaxed nerves recover their elasticity
under the operations OF the speciiic. like
the siackcned strength of Il musical in
strumcnt in the process 0ftunin"' ietl-
argy and debility are replaced by cuerYy
and vigOr. the spirits rise. and life that NJ
most seemed Il burden while the season of
depression lasted. becomes once more en-
joyablp. That such Il radical change
should he produced by y remedy entirely
devoid ofthe powerful aikaloids and mine
rails so extensively used in modern prIc-
tee. may seem incredible to tlOsc who pin
their faith Oh The medicinal c.i. clcy of ar-
tive poi.Ons. but il these shrpticS will take
the trouble to enquire of those who llavc
tested the corrective aud Alternative virtues
of the Bitters under The Cirt umstanCos de-
scribed. they will fni the statement to be-
true. The best safeguard against ali dis
eases is bodily vieOl. and til, the grea
Vegetable Restorative essentially prot
tnntpa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
8 9.l. !: . HING llz..l1 f!
A Marble Yald near Mann's
Euld, 7 miles west OF
Winchester !

Here Is the place to get stone work done
cheap. The undcls iyncd ha~rrertcda Mil
to saw Marble. and w,iI fill atl orders for
WORT ut short notice. The finest AND best
quality ofIcunr.Scr Marble, such - Mon
liiarntS Yombstuncs, Table ana Counter
TOYS. in iactalI sorts OF stone work done
III neat and lain style, aud cheaper than
In" cheapest. rur farther information
and particulars, address -
". c. KITCHENS,
iuiy2l-Gm Winchester Tenn.
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Along a thorny, wretched road,
10 wrctcies such as L."

The Knoxville Wing and Register
pays the following glowing tribute to
Judge Turney. 1t says: I'VE doubt
II any man has ever gone upon the
"ench who has gained more reputation
70 so short time as Judge Turney.
hen elected, lie was not extensively
known as lawyer outside his circuit
Al" the Supreme Court ut Nashville.
Butt the bench he has displayed a
wonderful lega! knowledge, and deliv-
cred opinions marked by great ability
ana thorough comprehension of the
legal principles and questions involved
lie is man of most massive and pow
SF'u intellect, and grapples with ques-
tons like giant"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

The weather for the last tao or three
days has been so cold as 10 render
heavy clothing and good fires necessa-
~. On Tuesday little snow fell.
The coming winter, it is predicted, will
be long and severe, and while we are
blessed with the comforts Of life, there
are thousands Of matrons and beautiful
maidcns in Ia belle France who have
hot pillow upon which to lay their
heads, and doubtless many of them,
ere the winter is past, will cry, in the
agony Of their hearts
"Oh, life.
Thou art weary load.
Along a thorny, wretched road,
To wrctcies such as ~
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on Tuesday night Bishop Quintard
"e'lvered an address at the Carrick
academy, eulogistic of the life and
."aracter of Gen. Lee. He also Soon
n'med' Mrs. Quixana Sneed, Judge
1e'er Turney, DR.. Charles Garner,
IT, Samuel Stockard, and Messrs. c.
A. hunter, James Sanders, and Thos.
o"apard. confirmation" is defined
" webster to be che act or ceremony
" laying ON of hands, in the admission
VI baptized persons to the enjoyment
VI Christian privileges. The person to
Oe confirmed brings his godfather and
soa-mofher, and takes upon himself
.he oaptismal VOWS. This is practiced
IN The Greek, Roman, and Episcopal
churches.
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Mail Arrangement.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAIl.o Al AL II.
General Mail. per Nashville u Chatta-
onnuo Railroad. 3.UU p.
vay, ttcyillv Mail. per Winchester u AL
olul,la luilruad. 7.UO AM.
MAILS CLOSE.
Fayetteville MAJ, per Winchester q AL
aAania !,ailroud. 2.35 p. NJ:
General Nail. pry Nashville Il Chatta-
pooxa Naiload, J.i5 AN.
po.loicp (soutn-ca@t side SqrAre.) open
,n,iug business iIDur4, and on Sundays
from Sto ~ AN.
Money orders sold. which is the most
sat,couyeliirEt and cheapest way to remit
snail sums of money.
Box-rcnt and newspaper hostages are
lue und payable quarterly in advance.
n. c. WuIPpLE, Z. NJ.
Winchester. Tenn. Dee. l't. 1868.
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SPECIAL EOTICE.S,s.


Toany one who can produce, or has pro-
duccd II remedy which hears any rcscm-
blance. as Blood Purifier anu Health Re
storcr. to or Compound Extract OF rtiIIin-
gia. in point Of value The ,lcnu>inL and
healing Influence Of Compound Extract a
Stillingia is 1T once felt and achnoW lodged
by all who have tested its merits. IL ha-
never been hHoWu 10 fail to cure even in
cases that had been hrdritldrn for d and IL
years. All cases OF ScrrtiiH. Syphilis, SALT
Rhcum. Chronic Rhcuma' Nsm, Gout. Soit.
Eyes, Ulccrous Sores. boil>, Carhunri">.
Old Morcurial Taint in the ~ .icin, ijm-
pies, Blotchcs, u.u Chronic Skin ana Liver
diseases, at once Yield to this great Niuod
cordial. Try il, aGd ven cannot
be disappointed. The genuine l. prepare, :,
only by PEMbERTOa, TAYLOR Il CO..
Chemists, Atlanta. Ga,
For sale by n iIu,chins.
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Barretts the leading thing.

To be taken in the place of Quinine
or Bitters OF any kind; the dose is
small, and its virtues undoubted. 1t
will be found cheaper and better than
any other remedy for that purpose, and
also as a general Plantation and Fam
lily Medicine Simmons Liver Regulator
has no superior.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

Mr.. j. A. Mcclure, Of Nashville, has
just received new piece CT music, en-
titled, Though the Day Of My Do :irS
is Oer,' by home author, said to bg
very fine. Two other pieces. just from
the press of Eastern publishers, el.ti-
tied, 81 Really Can't Keep SILL an,l
"rhe Mile Nilsson Galop,' both o!
which are good.
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We all use Barretl's.

The ChanceIy Court, Judge Marks
presiding, convened last Monday, ant!
proceeded promptly to the dispatch OF
business. Judge D. n. Key, Chancel-
lor Of the Third Division. subsequently
took Judge Marks place upon the
bench, as the latter gentleman was en-
gagged as counsel in many of the cases
upon the trial docket. Captain c. A.
Sheafe, of Manchester, and Col. Fran
els, of Shelbyville, are in attendance.
Col. Colyar, it was supposed, would be
here to-day.
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,arrett's Hair Restorative.
More Testimony.

GADsDES, Ala, Nov. s, 1870.
We certify that we have used Ca
hoon's Broadcast Seed Sewer, and arc
well pleased. 1t certainly does all that
is claimed for it.
r. w. & NJ. Il. WRIGHT.
j. T. MARTIN.
T. j. Cox.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

Readers, whenever you want to pur
chase anything, take good look
through the advertising columns of our
paper. You will find some enter.
prising dealer asking for your trade
that's the man you are after, cs liberal
advertisers are always liberal dealers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
In Chancery at Winchester.
Ann Richardson VS.. Robert RicharJlso

Ann Richardson VS.. Robert Richardson
In this cause. on motion. it appearing to
the Clerk d Master from the bill which j.
sworn to. that Deft. Robert Richardson.
Is nonresident of the state of Tennessee
SO that the ordinary process OF the law can
not be served upon him.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. newspaper published il,
Winchester, Franklin County. Tcupe-scr.
requiring said NONRESIDENT defendant /,
appear on or before the next term 81 IT,,
Cnancery Court. TO lie held cor the count
OF Franklin. at the COurthnusc ~ u in
chester. TENN. on the ith Monday in Jan
next. and plead. answer or demur Ia
compliments bill, or tn same will he ia
ken for confessed, and set tor hearing eN
parte as to him
Witness my hand, at Office. this Novcm-
Der 10th, 1s7O.
Ii. X. ESTILL.
Clerk & Master.
rovl7-4t ~ 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

That CRDss.-W hat does q cross
mark ON your paper mean? 1t means
that your subscription Is due, and is a
polite invitation tor you to come for
ward and settle up.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

David Bone, (col. has been paying
considerable attention to the culture OF
turnips, and as an evidence of his sue
cess, he ha, presented us with one that
weighed 81 pounds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
Improve your books with Darretts.

The McMnnviIIe New Era hears OF
no contracts for corn for future dpliv-
cry bsing made. Small lots for home
consumption are selling at 81 per bar,
rel, and very limited demand. We see
the same figure rules pretty much
throughout. the State and Tie same
apathy prevails in The market.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

MARRlED.--At the residence of the
brides mother, near this place, Oh The
evening Of the l4,h inst, by DR.. NJ. II.
Bone, Mr.. Alfred Henderson TO Miss
Mamie Turncy. We understand that
the happy couple will depart for Tex
as in few days.
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LOCAL.
,urRSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1870
nashville ~ Chattanooga and N.
IL n. W. Railroads.
TRAINS SOUTH.

TRAINS SOUTH.
Nav Passenger Train leaves Nashville
n "a NJ: arrives ut Decherd 2.l5 p. NJ.
, y"V ., 30 =. NJ. Arrives ut Chattanooga
~ Whit Passenger Train leaves Nashville
~ NJ. arrives at and leaves DeclIertl
a. ar, NJ. Arrives ut Chattanooga 4.3O A.
Nj DAILY.
TRAINS NORTH.
Doy Passenger Train leaves Chattanoo-
IL AM; arrives ut Decherd S.25 A. NJ I;
t'v 4, 40 A. NJ. Arrives in Nashville at
10y Wioht Passenger Train leaves Chatta-
All 500 p. Nj; arrives at and leaves
nocIerd u 20 A. NJ. Arrives in Nashville
At 800 A. NJ. (DailyD
both trains connect at Chattanooga for
Atlanta and all principal cities South.
AI passcneers for all points in the East
pnsr tennessee and Virginia, make direct
nnnnection 10y taking the train that passes
nrrhcrd at lao p. NJ:
Passengers going West make connection
with the Nashville u Northwestern Rail
ro"d lat Nashville.) for 81. Louis, Kansas
I'm, Tit, and all points West and Northwest,
0 Twins leave Nashville uia Nashville q
Northwestern Railroad at 0.l5 A. NJ. and
onDp,M. 600 Trains runs daily.)
WV j. W. THOMAS.
Gcn'l Sup't..
" L,DANLEY. G.. p. & T. Ag't.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

Mrs Hunter. Of Chea.'Iam county
had a lIt,!e girl poisoned by swallow,
ing strychine, whereupon 4 teaspoon
ful OF sal, and ground mustard in huIi
a glass OF cold water was administers
ed, with perfect success.
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We were pleased to meet Col. James
White in town on Monday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
For Sale or Rent.

wish to sell the house and lot on which
] now live. Any one Wishing to purchase
can call and examine the place and learn
terms Of sale. If cannot sell, wish to
rent for the year lS7l.
HANNAH FORBES.
November l7-1m
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
Tht syulp~
toms of liver
'oIu pla in
hhItI
CkasaEssSsElS

e7sn.'rsr-, l-7,r. ,.I,yl1ssalx.ss TltNN anu pam
~ inr ~iU". sometimes The pain i IN the
-Huuidrr md is mistaken for rhJunatsul.
The stomach is affected with lass Of rppr-
titc and sickness. bowels in General cos
tive, sometimes Alternating with lax. Tlc
head is troubled with pain, aud dun, heavy
sensations, considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with painful sensation Of
having left undone something which ought
To lave been done. Often complaining Of
weakness. debility and low spirits, SOME
timc,. solnc Of the above symptoms att,ul
the disease. and 1T other times very few of
them; bnt tie Liver j. generally the Or
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

Miss Lille SIattcr--alter an absence
OF many months--has returned TO her
home in Winchester.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

COTTON in New York is selling at
lGJc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

IvOlycl. Cure
I he liver
liNin"GtatC! V
with
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1T. Adams. re. Hunt. j. IluIima.,cr.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-21
SUBSCRIBE for the Record.

u Ill 81 .atls ~. f'ttHI.. %. Z w 7. Z u 4
Transfers of Real Estate in
VintOn County for the week
ending April 81, 1870.
III William Booth to Daniel Booth, 110
acres, Vinton ntp,i 5000. alEET
o Ezekiel Ratcliff to Alfred Barry, so
acres. Richland tp., S4OO.
James P. Daugherty to Alfred Barry,
-5.72 acres, Richlahd tip, $4,000
Lawson Dunkle to John T. Black,
in-lot 8, Prattsville, $50.
John T, Black to James Malone in
lot 8, Prattsville, $50.
James Malone to Patrick GOrm,ey,
in-lot 8, Prattsville $40.
David A. Pinney to David Pinney,
% acres, Brown tp., 500.
William Arthurs to Moses NJ. Ste
phens 2acres, Elk tp, $325. MIS-
Eliza Henderson and Others to Mary
A. Henderson, 80 acres, Richland tp.,
$4O0.
j. F. Davis and others to Benjamin
F, Williams, lot l0n WIlksvllle, $500
Harvey Robbins to Abraham L,
Hunter7.13 acres. Elk tp., s2l3.9O.
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Experientia Docet.

Yes surely experience teaches those
who use DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills
that it Is better to take a medicine up
on the first symptoms of disease, that
will surely restore health, than to
wait until the complaint has become
chronic. Use these pills in all cases OF
Billiodsness, Indigestion, Headache,
Liver Complaint, Female Irregulari-
ties, Sc! Get the Ometa Almanac
from your storekeeper, 1t contains
much useful information for the in
valid and conyalcscent. If youare
ailing use DIR. Morse's Indian Root
Pills and you will fnd them OF great
value. Sold by all Dealers. es Wa ..
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Mofenkoph 4 Bogensokutz


Hereby announce that they have opened
new and fashionable, custom made boot and
shoe store, In, Union Block, second'sts near
the Tost Office, where they will always keep
on hand and manuacture to order, in the
latest styles, everything IN thelrllne, including
gents ladies and misses, boots and shoes Of
all grades. ...
Chey propose keeping a stock Of goods that
wilfnot suffer in comparison with that Of any
ther establishment in the city, and which Will
be sold at lIe low est living rates. oullCfi
An work warranted, None but skiliipi
workmen employed.
Call and examine DOR ltock apd prices. Re-
member the place, No, a Onion Block, near
Post Office. 40, noYzo lSOs'
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
S.T.--1H60-Xn

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet-an-
chor Of the feeble and de-
bilitated. AS a tonic and
cordial for the aged and
langaid, it Has no equal
among ostomachics. CAS- a
REMEDY for the nervous
weakness to which women
arelespccially subject,it is
superseding every other
stimulant. III all climates,
tropical, temperate orfrigid,
it acts''as a specific in every
species of disorder which
undermines 1.-The bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale
by all druggists. 4lA mar1osn