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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-22


Carpenter, for Governor Of Iowa in 1871,
and for Grant for, ,rG.eeCtiOn MS President
in 1872. ..
Tho following Is the reply sent Gov.
Dennison and the Republicans of'lowa;
"The Republicans of Ohio rejoice In
the cheering prospects Of their brethern
In Iowa md assure them that Ohio will
in 1871 aud 1879 be, as she has ever been,
true to the Republican patty and It's
noble principles" D W - %
"a large Republican ratification meet
Ing was held In irontol the State House to.
night, which was addressed by Senator
Sherman and Gen. Garfield. Senator
Sherman congratulated the Republicans
on their work to-day and the record of It's
party since its organization, and that they
now have in Ohio, at least the formal
approval OF the great distinguishing meas.
tires of Republican policy by the recent
Convention Of The Democratic politicians.
Here In Columbus they tell us that
they recognize as accomplished facts the
three amendments to the Constitution,
and they pledge themselves to the full and
faithful enforcement Of the Constitution
as 1t now is, so rs TO secure equal rights
to all persons under it without distinction
of race, color or condition. There would
bt greater cause for rejoicing II we did not
sec so many reasons for regarding this
New Departure us u Trojan liOrse--a new
device of the enemy to steal into our
camp and betray our cause. After giving
his reasons at length for believing the
New Departure to be device and
discussing the Democratic platform
Senator Sherman said they appear Gag.
Gr to depart in every district, but go no
where. They tell us that they hold good
to the old Democratic doctine Of anneXa.
ton Of territory, but are opposed to &C.
quiring San Domingo. They pretend tC
he for hard money, but propose to issue
an unlimited amount Of greenbacks,
They pretend respect for the laws and
the courts, and they propose to disregard
not only the solemn pledges Of our loan
laws, but the decision OF the Supreme
Court, and cheat the public creditors
They declare their opposition to the ma
tional banking system, but propose moth
ing TO take It's place. In their wild ant
blind opposition they would destroy tht
best system Of currency we have ever had
merely because II was established by tht
Republican party, though the first com
mercial nations Of the world are applaud
ing II and following our example; though
Gov. Chase, now one Of their candidates
iathered and supports II; though nomar
has lost dollar as the holder Of na
tional bank note, yet they would derangt
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DIED..

EEAN. On Fri9sy morning December 9Th. 1T
fhr T-sis,-nce - her daughter Mrs Bartlett. Az Y
Ann BEAN, WidJS u the late CJmore Bean,
az-d - years.
The friends and relatives Of the family are re-
Tactfuiiy invited 20 attend her fuaeral On Saaday
H-Ceuher slst, from tn East Washington N. T.
(luTCh. a : q clock p. -
NOCHBEE. On the 29Jh instant. Il. JESSIE
MOCK hEk. age yeAIs aud months. OF W 7.
aud Salsr K MOcktee.
Fure. Al viii tske place sunday, O'Clock D. m
s., - Ne. 3lS hassac uzcft- aNeUgs ". W k-l<
Is sud friends Of the family invited To attend .
PARKER. On thu a5fh instant. in " pnfgpmery
equity. I'D GEORGE LOUrHEK PARKER, aged
~ years BaltImore papers please cOpyJ
>CNMERS. On the 18th instant at Is miputes
f-s-i D. d. n . OF congestion of the lungs, HENhY
itflES, iffant sun % Mary J. and Israel som
u.sr-. azsd . moths and days.
y u. re- Ee ~ ci-sp thee ~ our arms,
And nurse Thy little head,
y more We "a Sc thy g@ut.s smiles,
Dor little Harry deaf.
FuarraI VIII take p.ac- from his parent 8 resi-
d~Hg-. No. AGO g. street >. Va. on Saturday, the
--st mt at 5 oCl- ck D philadelphia papers
s--d Gsrnaufcv an T-le-~arh ri ase cOpv.l
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RYw. I. JOHNSON,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Pennsylvania avenue, corner ID street east

q
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG.
TON ON CAPITOL HILL.
~ BY virtue OF n deed Of trust to given DAT
La ,tth day Of July AID 1870 and recorded in liz Or
No. 62l, folio ~, &c, one Of the land records for
The county Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
and at the written request OF the party secured
thereby we viii proceed sell at public auction to
The highrst bidder, in front Of the premises, on
TUESDAY, January 9th, At 4 O'Clock d m, Lots
l9 and D. in Grants subdivision of Square76O in the
city II Washington, District Of Columbia, located
90 The north side OF street SOUTH between "a and
Sd streets east Each lot is improved by a large
three story Brick House, with two story back build
ing, with all the modern improvements, In what is
known ss Grant street row. Each house will be
sold separately. Title guaranteed perfect
Terms: One-third cash: halanse in three equal
payments Of six, twelve aud eighteen months So
cured by a deed Of trust on the premises, bearing
ten per cent interest, all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser. Two hundred dollars (Sapi) TO be
psid down upon each house when sold Stamps and
coBveysncing at the cost Of the purchaser. Ia the
terms Of sale not complied with in fifteen DAYS
from the day OF sale. the Trustees the right
10 resell the property ut the risk and of the
faultipg purchaser.
ESocH Il TOTEM OFTEN Trustees.
dec7-eo&ds w. T. JOHNSON, Auct.
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MEDICAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
COZ UNBIA HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON, D. C.

Professor j. HARRY TH0MPSON and DR.. r. A.
AShfOBp will deliver a course of Lectures 81
Sol1nhis Hospiial, e females only, eonns1ciag on
March,
II win embrace all the Instructions necessary IN
Anatomy, Physiology, Midwifery, aud Hygieue, to
qnalify woman to discharge intellissnsly al the
duties Of q nurse.
Al the close Of the course those students Who in
tend TO follow nursing q profession win have the
Opporturiiy Of entering she hospital and remaining
nurses for three months ct the end Of that time
they s1l receive certificate OF their services and
This course Of leetures Will afford an opportunity
20 iadies Who have no intention OF becoming profess
sionsl nurse 20 acquire q suficisnt knowledge OF
Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene, and the treatment
Of in ants, 20 enable them to regulate inteigently
al that pertsins to trer own health - we'd thai
OF their families.
The lecture VIII commence e ,. N, and con-
tinue for one hour.
Tickets can be obtained Of Dr.. J b THOMPSON,
1924 Massachusetts, avenue; DIT. u. a. ASHf0BD,
1880 hsw York avenue, or Of the Mafron Of the
Hospital. corner OF 18th street and Psnnsylysnta
avenue. dee8-0
az ONO 10 "a, zoe 70 LOAN. Or 70 plassi
3C,VVU Q Iayins and legitimate easne9l
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MARRIED.

EAIL- COHEN. At the Metropolitan NJ f
hUfsh, by the Rev. DIR. HAa.ifon. % OR NJ
Ball, q Hi'higsn. % Miss Kate CUHEN,
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BTSeveral English gentlemen are now in Paris
seeking concessions for the proposed submarine
;uuEel between England and France. There
appears % be rival interests in the field. The
rvnch government declares IL has NJ time TO
attend 10 thiSsubject at present.
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Il fNITEV SIXTKB RATBST 0IIICE,
wAsaIssIoy, 2; @, pss.mbsss lgi. :
Prov iSencs \. II ersyiae sor ths .ltsa.san r.
patent eranfed 70 hin On tie nth day Of March. isss
tor IN fmpyoye9snt b Hubs 81 Oarriags wheels:
10 II ogxered that the testimony in the csse be
closed on the 9Th day Of February next: shst the
tine fo5 ming srgume1ts End tie Examiasrs report
said petition be heard the 18th day Of arch
Any person may oppose this extension
dec2f3w II. D. LEGGITT, Commissioner.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
sarsaparillian Resolvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Fer drop Of the Observation-Disclosures
VENT communicates through the Blood, sweat
s,sOs az s for Il repairs the wastes 81 s Of ss
with new and sound material. Soafgla, SypGsis
1$rOai, MOsah, TH"o1s, Eeiss = tie S,s.ss a.s
ohter Parts Of ths system, Sore Eyes, SrTpmoroa,
Skin disseses. EtEstioas, Fsrs1 Sores, Sad HssS
Rise Eerm, Sab RhsEm, E,ysiPeIas, Aoss, BloeI
Wont, asdNan tcsaker,ss asd paiafsi dsscherrss.
Nisht S,csafs, Loss az Sps aud all scassss az "a
,sonder az Modsrs Casmsssry, a.d = ~. sao, -. -.
tctH proceto any person sstas 20 for either az fksss
FORMS AZ disease ats potent Sorer TO care tksn.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced By the
wastes and decomposition that ID continually urp-
gressns succeeds in srresting these wastes, andre
the sa s sl the Ts sS
remedy it's worn Of purihcation and such
himself growing better and stronger, the food Il.
weight Increasing.
Not only does the sARsAPARuLrAs RzsoLvxxr exl
gel al knowD remedial agents in The cnreof Chrsaie
the only positive curefof
KIDNEY AND BLAEDlR coMPLAUrs,
Urinary and womb diseases, Gravel, pfabetss
DroPsy, stoppase q weter, Isconfinenee Of Urfns
cloudy, mixed With su6stances Ike the WHIT. d =
~: g sh is.is 49,
posits, and when there d prcking, burrinG ssuss-
ton whsn passing water, and pain IN Ske s1oII d
the Beck md along the Loins.
Dr. RADWAY'O
RoRfeet PaFBasive Pm,
ys.lssey tassslsss. sls9autly oosssd vteh sssa -
ksdWsyb fils, for tho eurs q sll lsordsrs Of IL
DID,. Hesaachs. pastoa, .tiyensss, lad
lna.n.s.tton e 3cysls, rilsss ~ ~ 1srssss
. DoGiftvs care. Purely vsgstable, ooofsi.inx ne
nsfcurys ntnsrals, or lslstsrEcus drues. ~
4 ~ dossg u RADWAYB PILLS YIN n, N.
nyufoD nom al the ab0ve-named disoTder1 prics
8csofs psr bon. SOLD 81 DBU00l0Ta
1BAD.IAL&1 AND TRUE ssud o. 49,
9emD - kARyA1 = co., No. % Waideo fSss
- Iofx. hssnaf1os worth thoussods vi b
Vnrr TIE ~.,,,.,
CLEAN swHRP
CLOTHING SALE
At osk Hsn. sssnA strsss. Gao.
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az NNN 10 81 soc 70 LOAN. Or 70 plessi
ersts wants, business, and location. y. Y. y. 40
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Ux1rsp sIArEs PATENT OFFICE.

Ne n " Isttio g q 5AMEs PKeRx Of Bsooklyn
New Jersey, ,sxecutoF q Elisha Ritzsersid. de-
Ceased, grayins fes the e1tensios, cf patent
gerald on the 9Th day Of March, isse. for, IN in
provemsnt in Raising Dough:
closed on the 9th day Of February next the time
fof hling Arguments and the Examiners report b
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
dec7-th.3w u. d. LBGGBfT. Commissione-
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RAILROADS.
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m. ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAns
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tween ,es Forfs end south. Win rssss si.sss =
h.rk: .hiI ffsishs. aOa procure bills q laaias "
wTLIIIM KrAvY. eeosr.i pr,isht end rssss
~, ); 6. sLAsToS. Genera sup.r,u,.ud.u,, es..s..
RALTIHOkE AND OHIO RAILRsAD
,,.,, sssH,ssEes. peo-mser -. lsn
T T9s .Ps ehISSsSfi. .Ss ;;S$&&Z
.'f are nov F FSi 4 sk ,iffsi Sis;
S S s1?i isss. 500. 40 40 go So ~
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10 30 3. n.;{ 10 ana T:4s D N.
vie, sr @1s stiSi . sn% ss.
M Gas s:i5 and Io 20 a n, aud 1913. s,ss
$40 p n stops i Al Grs.Poii. 0 S.setSS ana s.s:
The 7.<s .. N. on suDdsT ssops Ne aarias o.
FOR ASNAPoIIs
Leave az 3 - o. M. SID Z 10 D. m. Ne train % -
IRON Annapolis "a 50 Gay
TOR lkLTiMoRR
Leave see scR Z ws 4 90 s,s
Ls.y, at 500 a. N and 8 90 All s:.srn
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
M snS 30 AZ az 1rGSI aud sunday q sss
On ssi1r6Sy 4 9 IS al <sna.
wheeling, PsrkersSars, Pissssurs. &C. ''''''
end s,Ts.Sa law sns PGss,s s S,'Tsen EsIsy e.
Relsy HOsie with strssb1rs ana wisobesssr sosss-
IsSsss ss.;., e e. S:ss ;; S.a
For New York, Philadelphi. and Bc.so, %. -
's'tlssnsni Of Through Line
~ sster OF Trans pOrtsttoa.
ono. 5 k5osTs aenT AZ AZ sS %s.h,nston .r
THROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
fHILADELPHn AND NEW roxx
r,. ~. NA sS june >, l7e-neoa.
. u. ~ =; ss'I, SIw T TOikk 9MNN
asSk suss. sf :. 800 q n
FoR PnILADEBPBIs.
Leave daily teIcept sunday Al 500 .. N, Is.s
and $40 y.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York at soc D. N, and hflsAas
phia NJ $40 p m.
Sleeping cars ior New York on 9 D. m train oury
Through tickets 90 Pbiladelphis. New York a.
Boston be had at the Station Once az al hoar1
OF the day.
Fer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvsrti.s...s
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, A.
nSpchs ard the West. J. l., WILSON,
Nsster Of Transportsffun-
LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEo. 5. KooHTz. Agent wsssinstoo. ~n
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r. r. K
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES TIE WORST PAINS
IN FRoM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
sftsr roaain Il this advertisement, neec any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
gADTAYS Ready RELIEF rs A CURE
FoR EVERY PAIN.
1t was the FIRST. and is
THE ONLY PAIN Remedy
that instantly stops the excruciating pains al
lays inssmmations, and cures Congestions, vhefher
u the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands on
organs, by one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
20 matter how violent exerpcisting tn. pain IN.
CrfpDied-
Gus, Neuralgia or Frustrated with disease may suffer
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADpEB
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
ORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPIrATIoS OF THE HEART
BYsTERICs, Group, DIPTHERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA
HEABACHE, TooTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
The application of the READY RIFLE 70 the
part or parts here the pain difficulty exists vii
AFFORD ease and comfort
Twenty drops in half tumbIsr Of water win ,p
sToMzSsH. HEAkfBgki&. SCH 'E SSHb
E gSS R1 III So*k RIsss 20 !. fsEIi
Trase lers should always carry bottle OF Ran
WAYS READY Kelley with them. A few drops
rs stimulant. -'A VI '"'' w '"'sn
FEWER AND AGJE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for hfty cent? Thar,
is not remedial agent In this world that will cure
Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious Bilous.
Scarlet. Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers aidsd
by RAILWAYS PILLS. 30 quick as RADWAYis
READY RkL1Ef. Fifty cents per BEETLE.
DIR. RAILWAYS
sarsapariIlian Resolvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
R.exx drna Of the y A re- A D RIIIIaNpran,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23
SURFACE MATURING.

Now that tie hary. st is gathered ana
housed, Ehe next sui Gu Is that Of ri4.
nure-.how IT, mai ~ the most OF ih'
sources of supp Oh hand, md how to
dispose of tue, ma ure when procured.
The supply of the nome made man0r
will never become more adequate TO our
needs. auh II is only by means OF the
or. a,est cayefuirtss and diligence th1t
sufficient can he gathered together t.
keen life in our sill Feed ur ii
when it IS hungry" says an I'D proycrI,.
in v hich case the proVtrb Is not : Can.
centrated wIsdcn" at all, nor indeed
wisdom of any kind. Should never be
allowed tn brcon.e hungry. Before this
can occur dammagr Is being done, to re-
pair which Will need some manure To lie
expended, leaving less tor present needs
With al our economy we shall never
have manure sufficient to upplY our
wants. It should tner, re be Il matter o:
study how t. apply what We Lave or car'
procure, lbut ii may do most good hy
spreading on the surface We get not onlI
the strength and fertility OF the manure,
but what ever ben tit occurs rom pro
tecting or mulchlng the soil. Bare s;ra"
undec0mposed has b. en- found to exert ii
good influence by the mere covering il
has affnded, and heavy crops which at
ford dense shade, us peas, clover ol
buckwheat, and reckoned to benefit this
soil Simply from tins shading. Ten the
spreading Of manure on tie surface to
remain there during the time the land is
lying idle between the crops will have
this effect, which will be additional t.
the direct mapural benefits securing
Gardeners follow this system, and farmers
could not follow better lead than tbaf
of the gardeners. The more nearly thu
condition of the farm approaches that OF
the garden the nearer approach will he
MADE in size and value of the crops, and
in nothing can ne learn more than in
their system of manuring.-Ruttond
Herald.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

AMERICAN CHEESE FACTORIES 1t is
somewhat encouraging to know that
while we have 81 much to learn from
English agriculturists, we are enabled to
repay them occasionally in kind On a
late occa, ion Lord Derby, who is the
N st extensive landowner IN the c0un
try of Cheshire, (the famous cheese
country admitted that so far as cheese
dairying was concerned "there was moth
ing to get in England that they had to
send to America tor people TO come and
instruct them. For this they were will
ing to pay four times as much as for the
experience of trained English dairvman
and that the American cheese exhibited
al Liverpool had sold at prices in ex
cess of the Cheshire dairies." Not only
in ordinary qualities of cheese 10 we ex
Gel, but in special makes we arc compe
ting successfully. The odoriferous
LImburger" cheese il now made in
Wisconsin equal in quality to the most
exquisltely foreign article. In time we
may expect to surpass our exemplcrs not
ONLY in cheese, horses, horned stock and
agricultural implements, in which we are
alrf adv ahead of them, but in most OF
our agricultural productions. In culture
and the art of manurlng is where we now
fall so far behind them But we are pro-
crossing even in these.
A stolen kiss saved girls life in Fond du
lac for if the man who did the deed had not
nnlIed her head forward just as he did, a
beam that fell from the upper floor, would
bs va dashed her brains out. Such is the sto'
~. ANYHOW. And now the Fond du Lac girls
ancff hniN nuns
when in gentlcman's company, cast tneir Eyes
,vo",d as lief have beam fall as not, if they
we're e certain the young men would'pull their
heads in time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

-Four Galesburgh ladies went OUT, the other
day. collecting for the Chicago relief, and, il
their travels, came across an old Copp.rhead
farmer, VINO made it a point never To read ii,
uapers. For long time he declared that the
Chicago fire was an abolition lie, buL fnali y
remarked that he had a lot of potatoes in hi
patch, and, il they were mind 10 dig 'em
they could have all they wanted" No hing
daunted at the old mans banter, the adles
got some shoveis, dug twenty bushels tina
finished the patch, much to the. old mans dis
gust.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23
Circuit Court, County Of Kenosha

The State Of WISCONSIN, To Dolly SissOn
NTOU are hereby summoned and required to an
u swer the complaint of Lemuel SissOn which
has been filed in the office of the clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Kenosha County, at his office, in the
city of KenOsha, and to serve copy of your an
swer on US at Office, in the city and county Of
Kenosha, and State of Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
of such service and if you fail to answer the com
plaint as aforesaid the said Lemuel Sisson will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated, September, 25th, 1871.
HEAD & QUARLES,
IS Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

"Ah /" said an amateur New York opera
tor to friend N Wall street, the other day,
:" / have got one of the biggest lays you
ever saw, and now all l want is some first
rate brokers' to work Tor me-" 8 A great
lay 90 YES, the biggest lay for fortune you
ever saw" "Well," said the other, then |
recommend you to 60 to Fisk and HATCH"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

A "BARBERoUs Joke "A fireman in
Pennsylvania went into barber shop 10 geS
shaved, and finding the barber out he con
Guided to have a little Jun before his return
So he took off his coat, put on q thinner one,
and'quietly waited for Gust mer. An old
gentleman came in soon. Have shave,
s,r?" said our impromptu barber. The od
gentleman took a chair, and our artist began
t. father, expecting every moment the Gar-
Der would appear. Five IN tea passed, and
no barber. Ten minutes; no barber. Now the
ord gentleman felt pretty we'll lathered. Five
MINUTES more; no barber. The OLD geHT'c
m ln'S face last disappearing in small sea of
Wnitc foam. Five minutes more Still no
bIrber The fireman is getting desperate,
and cOnceives bright idea Putting up his
bru h he quickly exchanges his coat again,
takes his hat, and is about TO quietly slip out
behind the gentlenan's back, when he turn,
his head and eXcIaims Here, sir, amt you
going TO shave me ~ " No, SIR" prompJly
repies our sloplng friend, the fact is, we
only lather here, sir they shave tour doors
pclow !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-14
mars .4.N'D SHOES.

L A .aS!i rlN WA S59ES s "a King street
r AIDES HANDsoMEBU1T0N BooTsat
IL srp2l WADDEY'S, n King street.
T AIDES WALKING BOOTS:
sep y S'''S'"''W i.Si f a King street
r AIDES pARLOE AND TOILET SIP,
IL PERS-Ladic>' French hid Broadway
Ladies Lasting Broadway. Turkey Mnr!cr'
Broad way, French Kid Toilet. Cashmere Toilet,
Lasting Toilet, Serge and Car"' Shippers, III r'-
- Sen ~: u i '''', WNDDEY'S, a KING street.
7 AIDES LASTING BOOTS.
l. 4 large stock, with great variety of new
sep II WADDEY'S, II King street.
NEW STYLES LADIES" GATHERS at
~ sep WADDEI'S. Il King street
NIIssES FANCY COLORED BOOTS, in
lNl new STYLES and c"nrS; 8 great variety
handsome and cheap Also Misses broadway
scp2i WADDEY'S, II King street.
MISSES LASTING BOOTS.
SEP Il " > WADbEYfS, a King street.
MISSES WALKING AND SCHOOL,
INl BOOTS--A large stock, iii every >tylrand
quality; prices low, y; w., :, KIM, .,roo.
sep II WADDEl -, IT Nl'iS Street.
MISSES FINE BUTTON BOOTS ut
WI scp2l WADDEl'S, Il King street.
CENTLEMEN' FINE DRESS BOOTS
VI AND SHOES-A large stock Of new styles
very handsome, OF the best quality and ut low
scp2l WADDEY'S, "A King street.
CHILDREN's SCHOOL, AND WALKING
~ BOOTS-A lurgc stock and great variety OF
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scp2l WADDEi'S, - King street
OHILDREN'S FANCY COLORED BOOTS
~ \ splendid stock: new colors, new Styles
handsome, durable and very cheap: ut
scp2l WADDEI'S, Il King street
INFANTS BOOTS AND SLlPPERS--A
j fine stock, in every color, style and quality,
al s very q 'S"sO""" WShADDEYs, "A King street
DOYs' AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
- a good stock Of new sly les, of fine quality,
srp2i WADDEY'S Il King street.
DOYS' KIP BOOTS. Boy Calf Boots
ID Youths Calf ard Kip Boots, Childrcn's
Kip and Calf Boots, ut greatly reduced prices, ut
Scp2l WADDEl'S, "A King street
Y AIDES. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
~ RUBBER'S ,>n,,,.., -,,,;.,,.
scp2l WADDEl'S, "a King street
A LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
| ~ suitable for the country, to which We invite
! the special attention Of country merchants, rs
| they will be sold very low for money.
sep Il WADDEi'S, Il King street
4 LOT OF LADIES, MISSES and CHILL
| n DREN'S BOOTS and SHOES out of style,
which will hr sold at one-half tue cost nf nIlnu-
| luctllrr.
Srp2l MADDE1 ;, Il hlng street.
AIDES HOUSE SHOES.
IL Large stock and great variety, suitable for
old ladies, at
scp2l WADDEY'S, "a King street.
IOOYS' AND YOUTHS BOOTS, Kip and
ID Calf good and chcap, ut
srp!l WADDEI'S, It King street
IIHU.DREN'S BOOTS NEW Sly LES, Mt
" Sep2l WADDEi'S, II King street
7 AIDES FINE WALKING BOOTS NJ
IL sep WADDEl ), Il King street,