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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
Baltimore Lock Hospital.
" he may ne 0bt aimed the most certa II
sVs edy, pleasant and only enectual rss''
edy tn the world for all
DISEASES OF IMPRIIDENCE

w-aknes- Of me BAes or Limbs. s.Ie'Trss An-e,'9..
.suey. '-n-,n sO"y. sst,ou.u-na. p.r-r... L.asuo,
Low op''t tontu.ou Of lieas fAlp.tA.ouoi the hsai
s.ss ." s hs .n'g.. .s ~ s..s OF 1sa Anrs0ss o. .a
srsng rom soltaiy i1o'lsoi rcu,hsxcsrr aud sotar,
more '..Ai ). .ner yct,ms hs. .h- .ens oh,
Brilliant hoP-sor 'tNsipoas. rendering msrriag-Ac.n i'm
pJssbi- .
EsrsciAty ~ho nave ocone "a. sctims Of SOLITARY S'e'
unt.y grave thousands Of Yourg OF the mo-,
Wac nav -"u.assa it..enng senate. wms The .suSd-
Of eloauencr or wAkedt TO ca.
MARRIAGE.
Married fer-ons ar Young Msp piasing maria.
i~po.s"eyI Ne, .ou- E.e,.pIly p..p..s@n. organ,
iAAness. Netoa. b.b'.y. orsny other D.sauahhc.''e
a. place. h ns.li under ,hsc.re of DR.. j. may
| rel, uion his.Kiii As physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
ana ia ,,sSf 5ss.IsTa
mpoesio-. Is the penalty pAd BY the
n,s st .s.r. .Dsng ar-.aiUl eo".s
oa-Sy OF mn
lost sooner oy thoss falling sto tAproper hAos INA,
ss
toms both BODY ana minds's. Thssystem bssom~.4.
Os. ., a.. s, ,.S, psss
ny and vs.nus oi'h. Frame, cOush.consnmption Dec.
4 CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
/ Reiiet in Sir Hours No Mercspi
Person. Ruined bv Ionorani, Tr,a,ap kreteaaers an
thesr De0aig Potsoas. sAosid uppIv ,ssWeti,ateiy.
DR. JOHNSTON.
M.mo.r tho Royal College Of surgeons Londo GraI
ats of the inost eminent Colleges the uni.s
states tne greater part OF whosse mas been
the Loudon Paris, and else
effected come OF the most .ston.shns cure that
eSrs hen aslssp being alarmed
leu sounds. oa.afun-ss. wthnsquent bush,us AtsaA-
y sonsm-s with asrAnysment Of mini, we're eut-dlmnie
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
n, = aitresses All thoae ~
body mind, undtunk Them for sithet business, sra
Tne.~ arr SOME Of melancholy .nsc,s el,
duced hseariy nAes. lolsh VIZ OF III. bse
I' sIs s.D.o ,as Of hs a.s a L'
sous Itrtabitty. Dsrang cement OF she digestive function
1a:s,l IsS s.a,a ~. MIND AZ. much
Dc dr..dsd Log rMsSSot% .oatn,Sn Of adsss prr.
B,ssrus Of solitude, Tuidiy. are sem- of u
Th5usands OF person OF al agsscAn jndge what
the cause their declining hsah losing ss.
comm weak. pale. and ,at-d.
lar appearance about the eyes. Cough. And symptoms
= | Consumption
| VINO nave themselves by . certain practice,
iulvsd when atone. habit freaueuty eain-d FROM
comp.aon. As scnooi The eaecss Of which Nigh
when Asleep, tnd, II aot cured, rem iers
RAG. impossible. And desroysooth IN asd bcdy sbos
l. Wn.: pity thai youns man .tas hope his count
u-cts and its by ceA.equeucs dev
ing The ps.h oi nature. and ndulsins Ae-r.A'n
crsthab's. such 'srsons must. before contsmpAtlus
MARRIAGE.
Reflect thsta sound mind aud body are the moot &c
sarv requisites TO promote con nnnbisi hAppness lnde
th. journsv through life bsceun weary
.n despair ssS II.
choy reflection thAsths happ.nessot Anoshor rs ohsh
with our own.
DISEASE OF IMpRUDENCE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
Office z South Frederick Street.

Office South Frederick Street.
Left ~ side ng
the corner. Fail MOTTO obserys name add numher.
tn No eceved niess pos paid aud coutaniue
aessmp he u.sd the rep,s. Persons runs should
and ssnd portion oiAdvsss-mess dsscst6aus
-ymptoms.
anted With his reputation thas HIS Credentials o.
Diplomas alsays nang in his once.
ENDORSEMENT OF TILE PRESS.
The thousands cured ~ this esabahmsnt within
tweaty years. and The fph
performed by pr Johnston Witnessed b. the
poI.~.e. man q H. Of wstss
ssAndinH esntemsn of hsrActev nd
sutacsLs eua ransest - shs adacSea. g=..a
SKIN DIsEASE SPEEDILY CURED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
FLOUR 4 FEED STORE,
No. 1890 KING ST.
JANEs G. MORROW,

#N Informs his friends and the public sener-
H8Sally. that he hiss . good assortment of the
Abest Flour and Feed at bis store, No. 1880
King street. nsYs door to Fourteenth. which he 10
selling 1t the lowe market rates.
His wagons supply tAmlies daily with 6our in
large or small auantitss - all pasts Of the city.
filed He il also agent for the sale Of MI Carm ei
Locust Mountain and LehisA Coal. aud is prep srsd
20 furnish . good article 1t the lowest price.
16iAnSm
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-26
JlNPllCN GOODS pOR 1872

blight Pay 100 per cent profit Now is the time
kesd a. ouce for Descriptive Circul ,rs and Prce
List~ Of our Fine Steel Engrayings cf all the Cardi
"a es, Campaign Biographies, Charts, Photographs
lIndges Pins, Flags, and everything suited TO the
tuss Ten dollars per day easily made Full sam.
pies sent for y Address MOORE a. GOODSPEED
~ Park Row, New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-26

Weg have large ard We'll Selected stock Of
.5othiny -3satcysa, op,br,,,iur the yer,
latest styles. We are therefore enabled ro eAecut,
loo Work OF every velfor1 in satisfactory manner
when desired, Jobs will be nea! printed in CoLoRs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-26
a ARRIVAL AND DEPAGTUWE OF
TRAINS ONO. g. d A. R. Il,

ARRIVAL AND DEpAETURE OF
TRAINS ONO. g. d A. &c. z,
On and after Sunday, June 2ud, 1872.
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. s. No.3 no. |.
Leave Irvine. ll.45AM 3.O5pu
Leave Oil City 500 AN. 2,27PM. 6.l5pM
4" PeLCen $50 $40 " 7.07 {"
" Titusv. 7,l0 " 3,55 F." 7,5O "
Arrive Cory, S,45 - 5,25 " 9,l5 4"
No e-Accommodaton Freight.
Leaves Oil City 9.40 "A NJ; Pet Centrp.
1926; Titusviile, II, 10; ar. Cory, u, 5Opm
SOUTH. NO. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 10,45 A NJ. 6,l0 A NJ. 600 N
I" Titnsy. IL, 10 p NJ, 7,30 7,35 Z"
p. Cen. Ito " $50 z" S.35 4"
Arrive o. City l,50 9,O5 " 9,25 "
'' Irvine. AS " l1,40 "
No. lO+Accommodati6n Freight.
leaves Cory l,l5 p N; Timsy. >, 80; Pct
Csnsre. 800; Ar stOil City, 4.40 p u.
c& No. and ran on Sunday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29

DESIRE OF THE DYING FOR REST
In their last hours men and women
want physical rest and ease above aught
else and / have known instances in
which the replies of persons near their
dissolution were in such sharp contrast
to inquiries made Of them as to become
grotesque. I was by when an acquaint-
ance, having been struck down In the
street by falling chimney, was carried
home in a dying state. AS soon as he
had recovered consciousness, his wife,
half frantic with terror, leaned over
the sofa on which he lay, and said,
my darling, do you really love me ~
The response was, "Yes, if you will
pull off my boots" and these were his
last words. A gentleman, long ill of
wasting fever, had reached that condi
ton of rest which generally heralds the
great transformation. His betrothed
who had devotedly uursed him, said
'Dearest, do you die happy?" -
should" was the answer, "if that in
fernal fly wouldn't bother me-" au(
spoke no more. "Wouldn't you lik,
to see your father?" inquired dotine
mother of her only son, as his life wa
ebbing fast. "Of course I should, bu
I'd rather have my face washed" Suci
words, apparently harsh and unfeeling
come from persons of natural sensibil
ity and tenderness, because in thei
dying hour the desire for material CON
fort often crowds out every other con
GALAXY.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
SPACE

Mark Anthony owed 81 100000 on the
Ides of March, and he paid it before II
Kalends of March. This was nothing (;
he squandered s720, ,000, 900 of the pub
lie money. Esopus, who was play
actor, paid 100000 for a single dish.
Caliguls spent 100000 on supper.
Their wines were often kept for two
ages, and some of them sold for 800 an
ounce. Dishes were made of gold aud
silver, set with precious stones. The
beds of Heliogabalus were of solid sill
yer, his tables and plates were of pure
gold, and his mattresses, covered with
carpets of cloth of gold, were stuffed
with down from under the wing of the
partridge. 1t took $4,000 a year 30
keep up the dignity of Roman Sena.
tor. and some of them spent 81 ,000, 900
year. Cicero and Pompey dropped
In" one day on Lucullus-nobody at
home but the family--and that family
dinner cost $4,000. But we talk of pop
ulation. We boast of London and New
York. Rome had population of be-
tween three and four millions. The
wooden theatre of Scaurus contained
10000 seats 4; the Coliseum, built OF
stone, would seat $4,000 more.
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The Old aud the New.

What is Stewart, or Belmont, or the
Marquis of Westminster, to Ptolemy
Philadelphus, of Egypt, who amassed
little property of s350,0OO,0 600? And
which of our extravagant young ladies
in these bOasted times ever gave her
lover rs Cleopatra did, a pearl dissolved
in vinegar, Tor undissolved) worth
100000. Then there was Paulina, one
of the ton in Rome, who used to wear
jewels when she returned her visits
worth 100000 Well they boast of Mr..
Stewards "marble palace" on Thirty
fourth street and Fifth avenue. We do
not suppose this house, which is about
the best they have in New York, cost
more than half million of dollars.
Cicero, who was a poor man, gave $780,
600 for his house, and Clodius paid
S65O,OO0 for his establishment, while
Massala gave 100000, for the house
at Antium. Seneca, who was just a plain
philosopher, like Mr.. Greeley, was
worth $4,000, 900. Why they talk
about mans failing in New York fol
a million as ifit was big thing. Cesar
before he entered any office-when he
was young gentleman in private life
owed $l4,0OO,OO0, and be purchased
the friendship ofa Questor for 81, 500, 900
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29

Shiny body brush my bare legs; some
thing struck mo on the chest, and for q
moment behave / became unconscious
Tho shark seemed to twist his body
completely around me, the boat hook
dropped from my hand, and fell over
the monsters back, my feet and legs be-
ing thrown completely out of the water,
as my head and body were wholly sub.
merged.
My escape from death was wonderful
The shark failed for the second time in
catching me between his massive Jaws.
The water restored mo little and
scrambled to my feet, and almost wild
with terror, looked for the shark, and
none can imagine the joy l felt when 1
saw him swimming at full speed TO-
wards the entrance of the harbor.
1 turned my face to the shore, and
staggered along till within a few yards
of the beach, when 1 was wholly over.
come, and swooned from the effects of
the dreadful ordeal L had undergone.
Falling in water only four feet deep af.
ter such remarkable escape from hor-
rible death, came within hairs
breadth of drowning. The boats crew
arrived not a moment too soon, as it
was over an hour before 1 was resusci-
tated and then only after the the most
unwearied exertions.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29
BLOOMSBURY. PA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1872
COL. DEM. -. VOL. XXXVI.. NO. Al,

my legs were so cramped that / had t,
hold on to keep from falling. At tn,
time that 1 thought my companion
would be returning, L began to baw
out at the top of my voice, but no ans
wering call came back, neither did thu
pigs seem at all inclined to bulge. So
after half an hours incessant "coo ee
ing" / determined TO begin with my
rifle again; and picking out one of the
largest of my beloaguers, L settled his
hash. Ten minutes after another re.
ceived his dose.
/ had now only two balls left, and
hardly knew If it would be better to use
these, or TO reserve them for a little
later. However, L had plenty of powder
and caps. So / knew that, after I had
done all could against the infuriated
animals, could still keep up fusil-
lade as a signal to my friends that some.
thing out of the common had occurred
to me. So two more bit the dust, thus
reducing my much too attentive little
friends to ten.
BY this time evening began to close
in, and 1 became much afraid that 1
might be treed for the night. 1 had moth
ing to eat or drink, save cup or two of
tea, since the preceding days dinner,
and hunger and intense thirst now
added to my discomfort; the latter de.
sire, however, somewhat allayed by
chewing the leaves of my tree and
another good resolution was made,
namely, never to stiragain out of camp,
supposing ever got into it again, with
out carrying store of biscuit. Sudden
ly / heard the report ofa distant shot,
and hope once more reigned supreme.
So, pouring in double charge of pow.
der, rammed well home, 1 fired in reply
to it |; and then loaded and fired half a
dozen times, as quickly as I could.
Presently heard a shot much nearer,
and then began to shout as loudly as
could. Soon after L heard one of our
party sing out, whats up? Where
are you?"
Here" I shouted, "up tree-treed
by hogs and, by Jove, they'll put you
up one in about second if they find
you. Cat back to camp and bring all
hands back"
"All right, old boy" was the reply.
"iSit quiet; won't be long"
In about half an hour my friends ar.
rived, and the first intimation / had of
their approach was crashing volley,
which laid more than half the hogs
dead. A charge followed, aud in few
moments the coast was clear of all but
the dead and wounded, aud 1 was free
to descend from my leafy bower. This
did manage to do, but was so stiff
that it was not until my legs had been
well rubbed, and several nips of brandy
absorbed, that / was able to walk or
even stand upright. We got back to
camp all right, but 1 ever during my
sojourn in Mexico kept sharp lookout
for hogs.
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A Law RepOrt.

DOE ON THE DENISE OF ROE. VERSUS ROE ON THE
DENISE OF DOE.
This was case of ejectment. Cab.
bic "a. C.) for plaintiff. This is clear
case of custer (Shoaoer, 2); but if the
teuant in possession disputes the title
of tenant in tail, he cannot plead laches
(Camp6eU, y. In this case the remain.
der man was regularly let in, but the
widow cannot now claim dover BIack-
stone, 81. Suppose the MORTGAGE had
been anxious to foreclose, then plaintiff
must have been guided by the rule in
Shelly's case (Adolphus aud Ellis, 6).
Here there is nothing of the kind. If
defendant takes anything, it is the char.
| acter of tenant in reverSion after the
possibility of issue extinct (,Shocer,
~.
Thumpus (Sergeant) contra.-Doe
takes only chattel interest, or, at most,
base fee (Idunton, 6). The court must
presume that the outstanding term is
satisfied East, g.. The rule is not now
as Coke laid it down, for Mansfield &C..
J.) declined taking it up. This is a
case of common custer. Doe walked in
as trustee, and was kicked out In tall
There is no relief for him at common
law (Bracton). The door was shut up.
on him by defendants son, and the
parent is not answerable for the act of
the boy (Chaty)
Judgment was now delivered by the
court.
Mither &c. J.)-This ian uncommon
case. Doe was never re yularly In, nor
was Roe regularly out. Both took as
devisee5 of the same teS ator. The case
in Sho,Uer cannot guid4 US here, though
the rule laid down has been recognized.
I do not think there is M uch in the
objection to the widows claim of dow
er, though 1 see have got it upon my
notes. A mortgage may suffer by
laches, but then the defendant should
have pleaded the tort. There is moth
ing of this on the record, ard the YER
dict must go accordingly.
Puny (J.)-I am of the same opinion
My brother Thumpus hasreferred US t.
Bracton. l know the point ia Bracton,
and have decided it twice the othe
way. But here L think the rule in
Shelly's case comes in and carries tn,
verdict.
Twaddle (J.)-There are four point
in this case three of them amounted t,
nothing, and the fourth has been con
ceded. The LacheS ought to have ap
peared on the pleadings. There can
not be a use upon use (Sanders,> bu
a trustee may take by the common law
which the statute, !Jac. H., C. IA, di'
not interfere with. The provisions @
the act removed much abuse, and tn
eighty-fourth is particularly whole
some section. Here the questions d
. not arise, and, as the rule is clear, tn
verdict must follow it.
Shiver (J.) am of the same oplr
, Ion.
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POetical.
A SONG OF A NEST.
by JEAN tNGELOw.

There was once nest in n hollow,
Down in the moses auu knot.grais pre-
ed
soft and warm, and fail to the brlm
Netches leaned over it, purple and dim,
With butter.cup buds TO follow.
I pay You hear my song ofa nest,
For 1t is not so long
You shall never light in a SUMMER quest
The bushes nnong-
Shsll never light on prouder sister,
A fairer nestful, nor ever know
softer sound than their tender twllter
That wind-liiie did come and go.
had u ncstful once of my own,
All happy happy /
Right dearly loved them ; but when they wert
grown,
They spread out their wings to ny;
o, one after one, they flew away,
Far up the heavenly blue,
To the better country, the upper day.
And-I wish was going too.
pray you, what is the nest to me,
My empty nest?
And what is the shore where stood to see
My boat sail. down to the West?
Can l call that home where anchor yet,
Though my good man has sailed
Can call that home where my nest was set
Nowal Its hopes have failed?
Nay, but the port where my sailor went,
Andithe land where my nestllngs be,
There is the homo where my thoughts arc
sent,
The only homo for me.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29
INSURANCE AGENCY
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Are splendid for worsteds and fancy work.
TAXING FIVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF
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We want an Agent in every town to introduce
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ORIGIN OF FooLsCAP PAPER.-The

ORIGIN OF FooIsCAP PAPER.-The
term foolscap, to designate certain
kind Of paper, no doubt has puzzled
many an inquirer. The origin is not
only amusing but historical. Charles I
of England granted numerous mono
poles for the support of the govern
ment. Among others was the manufac'
ture of paper. The water mark of the
finest sort was the royal arms Of En-
gland. The consumption of this article
was great, and large fortunes were made
by those who had purchased the eX-
elusive right to vend it, This, among
other monopolies, was set aside by the
parliament that brought Charles to the
scaffold; and, by way Of showing con-
tempt for the king, they ordered the
royal arms from the paper, and fool,
with his cap and bells,to be substituted.
1t is now over two hundred years since
the FOOLS cap was taken from the paper.
but still the paper Of the size which the
rump parliament ordered for their jour
mails, bears the name of the water mark
placed there as an indignity to Charles.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29

THE loungers about the City Market
of San Francisco were astonished, re-
Gently, by the sudden apparition of a
small boy, wrapped in flames and
screaming dismally, No sooner was he
put out than a second boy, likewise
burning fiercely, rushed on the scene
and demanded TO be extinguished. He
in turn, was followed, after few mo-
ments, by third flaming boy, and the
spectators abandoned themselves to the
belief that a general confiagration OF
the small boys Of San Francisco was in
progress. They waited, however, in
vain for any further burning boys, and
finally ascertained that the three boys
who had so astonished them had picked
up three separate sticks of phosphorus,
and placed them in their respective
pockets, in which warm receptacle the
phosphorus had burst into flames.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29
JOB PRINTING
rolumbia County Official Directory.

or,lilescrlpiions executed with neatness ar
u' dispatch at reasonable rates.
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Miscellaneous.
n f N T / s T Il Y.
II, G. HOVER, DENTIsT.

II. G. HOVER, DENTIST,
Respectfully offers his professional services to
the ladies and gentlemen of Bloomsbury and vi
cinity. He Is prepared to attend to all the vari.
GUS operations in the line of his profession, and
is provided with the latest improved PORCELAIN
TEETH which will be Inserted gold plating
silver and rubber base to look as well asthe nat.
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by all the new and
most approved methods, and all operations on
the teeth carefully and properly attended 10,
residence and office few doors above the
Court House, same side.
Boomsburg, Jan, lilly
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-08
SANDERS, OATES & CO.,
Agents At Charlotte.
WAxHAws, LANCASTER cousrr, 8. C.
TSF p Zimmerman, Esq, Seeee,ary efthe
STKFENS & CURETON,
Lancaster, S. C.


TO r. j. Zimmerman, Esq, Seeee,ary ofthe
Far ofthe carol,nas, Charlotte, N. c.,
The following is a correcs statement OF
Cotton raised by Stevens & Cureton. onll
acres of stubble land, which was manureS
with 400 pounds of Carolina Fertilizer. The
following is the mode OF cul:ivatisH: Itwas
thoroughly broken up IL inches deep, and
laid off in rows 81 feet wide, and the Per-
tiliSer applied in the drill, then bedded ON
II on the 10th of May. and planted the same
day, but owing to the cool and dry weather.
t..s- 80 5.Et4t5 =:z5it .9-.:i =.--...
LIST o' June First working it was run
around with half shovel and partially
trimmed out with u hoe. Second working
!, was run around with 8 inch grub, IL
inches long, and the middies thrown out with
n sweep iS inches wide. One furrow to n
row and thinned TO stand with hoe about
IL inches between tho stocks, and after
wards II was planghed every two weeks
with sweep IL inches wide, and haed each
time, until il was worked FIVE times
The following is a correct statement oftho,
Cotton picked, r
ISL Picking OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 254t
"a au ...'......,.............4lQ
oa ......,........,,,,,,,.A1
Estimated amount of unopened matured
ooiis '-.'..,t...r, -....,......-..,r.6tG
iotaI....... 92&
Respectfully submitted,
STEVENS & OURETON.
I certify weighed the Cotton picked in,
the above statement, and Il is correct.
October I'd, 1871. WA. GRAHAM.
At the REQUEST of MEssRs STRyEHs a
CUREroN, We have examined the ii acre OF
Cotton. and the estimate made above Is trne,
to the best of our obility.
d. p. DURaNT,
w. A, GRAHAM,
JOSEPH RODGES.
Premiums awarded to STEVENS CURx.
TON on above certificate.
We will sell the above Splendid EsrtifTzee
mt Forty Five Dollars cash, or Fifty Doihars.
payable lst November. with Interest at
per ceht. per annum, delivered al our Ware
house IN Charlee.sn. Agents will sell at
same pri. 9, adding the freight aud draysge
to their Depots.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS s. CO.
jan Is 's Am
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splendid selected WHOLE STOCK oi
Meas, Womens and boys SHOES
Also lot of Farmers Indispensable I'm
plcmcnts, such as TRACES. UNMES. AXES.
MANURE FORKS and Pillow LINES.
lie also now keeps on hnnd SAMPLE
BARREL of the World wide. well-known
ACME
COMMON WHISTLES from $l.4O m
wards.
The BEST Double Distilled WHITE WIN!
VINEGAR in the Vilngc, without any cx
ccption.
Re1F" Claiming my small share of the trad
and thanking my FRIENDS aud CUSTOM
ERE for past favors, they viii please remcn,
bcr the NAME and PLACE
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
ULIER (Not MlII.ER,)
.AT DOWN ROENO TIEy ftOPNEP