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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10
NAsHVILLE MALE ACADEMY.

NASHVILLE MALE ACADEMY.
NNHE next session of this institution will commence
/ on the first Monday in January next, under the
pervision of Mr.. Selah Hammond, who has had long
experience in fitting youth for College.
ss-s. Terms Of Tuition per Session
Primary English branches. ,.-. $500
Higher do. do. 1900
The same embracing Latin and Greek, 1900
Board for Children lie had in good families in and
near the village at Sc per month 3d..
BY THE TRUSTEES.
Nashville, n G. Dec. 4. 1851. 1l-4rw:
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10
Select Classical School.

.-.. Nashville, ALAMANcE County, N. c.
TINE next session of this School Will commence
the 18th of January, 1882.
AS the numbar of pupils is limited early application
is requested. .-... 20 80 -a- ..-.-
The situation, 20 miles n. w. Of Chapel Hill u
West of HhsbOrOugh and miles East Of Graham, has
always been considered of the heabiest plsecs in
the State The School enjoys the advantages of stri-
weekly mail. -. ... Dr.. y -.-.. p ~. ..gfs.
For circulars containing The place of the School aud
terms, apply to the Rev. Alexander Wilson. D. D. Ms-
ville Alamsnce County, N. &. ,.. ... .- 2. II .
Dec. 2, 1851. .... I'D, 81. --.. ..t --... SS6-4w.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10
TAKEN UP.

a. And committed to tbs Jail of Wake County as a
a runaway, negro hoy, who says his is Sand.
a. ford. and that he belongs to John p Andrews. of
Franklin County and hired to DR.. Peter Foster.
The boy is about IS years old weighs about lao ls,
five feet eight nine inches high, and very black The
is requested forward pay charges and take
him away he will be dealt with according tp law.
-- I'd So '', w. H. HIGH, Sheriff.
Raleigh. Dec. 5, 1851. .--.. Il --.,.... IL
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10

Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.
Mr.. THrasher sent TO Spain.


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5. The steamer Philadel-
Pha arrived this morning from Havana, bringing four
hundred passengers, many of whom were those left
by the Georgia, and weeks later advices.
Mr.. Thrasher had been sent from Havana to Spain
in merchant vessel, out the term of years
in the mines to which he had been sentenced.
So it seems, after all. that Mr.. Thrasher has been
sent TO the mines, convict. The papers are Just
now publishing letter from him, written in a
dungeon of the Moro, in which he protests against
the unjust and savage manner in which he had been
treated by the Spanish authorities, and appeals as
american citizen, to the people and government of his
country for protection. His trial. it is stated, was
mere farce. He not heard, in selfdefence,
either by counsel or by his own lips; all he could
say was, am american citizen, and innocent of
the charges preferred against me-" 1t as rumored
a few days since, that he would be pardoned but
the above Intelligence, if we see no rea-
son to doubt it-cuts off all hopes at present.
Spain has just pardoned twenty-three English sub
jects, who engaged in the Cuban expedition on
the demand of the English government; but the poor
Americans must anguish in the mines, and an other
American guilty of crime is hurried off in chains,
while government is using soft and condescending
language towards the savage power which thus dares
trfe with generosity in the presence of the
tons. How long is this state of things to be en-
dured
We hope that Congress will take this matter in
hand at once and see that Spain is compelled to do
justice in the case of Thrasher. The people will
sustain that body in any proper step they may take
to procure his release and TO vindca;e the honor of
American citizenship, fagrantly disregarded in his
case by the savage authorities of the Island of Cuba.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10

The OUTRAGE ON THE PRoMETHEUs. The Br-
fish sub-authorities in the heghborhood Of the 18TH
mus, resolved, it seems, not to have done with
their busy interuedling until rupture between their
government and that of the United States results
The absurdities of Chatieid have already called for
disclaimer from the Foreign Secretary. Had en-
ergetic measures in vndicaton Of our national dign-
ty been adopted them and the British Ministry not-
fed that their protectorate Of the Mosquito Coast
could not be recognized tolerated by the American
Government. there is very little doubt that their pre-
tensions would have been Withdrawn. The Monroe
doptrne of non-nerventon holds good. we. believe.
Notwithstanding the agitation of foreign intervention
theories, and it would be we'll to manifest the contn-
ued disposition of our government carry it out.
According to the statement Of Capt Churchill, the
Pron,etheus was about to leave the harbor of San
Juan, without paying certain port charges claimed by
the authorities of Greytown on.behaf of the Mosque.
to King. The ground of refusal to make the pay.
ment is set forth but whatever il was it
to be unsatisfactory commander of the British
brig owar Erpress, who caused two shots to be fired
into the American vessel. When applied 10 for ex-
PLANTATION of this extraordinary COURSE the officer re-
piled, it protect the authorities of Greytown
in their demands, and that if the steamer did not
to anchor, bonbshell and broadside of grape and
canister should be thrown into her." The American
captain, feeling the propret5 of listening these
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10
Photographed for the Washington Union.l
. -e- LII 81

NEW YoRK, Dec. So, a. m. The Humboldt has
arrived, bringing passengers the iliustrious Hun
garian, Governor Kossuth, with his wife and suite.
Lola Monies is also passenger in this steamer.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10

We invite attention to the advertisement of the
Greensborough Mutual Insurance Company, in
paper to-day. The names of the officers furnish
sufficient guarantee that the business of the Compa
ny will be managed with correctness and energy.
We wish the ompaDy success. .
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10

Important from the RIO Grande-F0rtfcation of Mata-
noros- CarvajdPs Preparations for q Attack.
New ORLEANS, December 1. The steamship Me-
teor, from Galveston in thirtytwo hours--the qu ck-
trip record-reports that intelligence had been
received at Galveston that the 29th about two
thousand Mexican troops Were forttying Matamoros.
Carvaia still had his headquarters at Camargo. and
had succeeded in occupying all the roads leading to
Matamoros. He had about six hundred men with
him, and was waiting Captain Ford's return from
Texas with reinforcemsnts.
1t was rumored that Avalos intended to rally and
attack Carraal before the reinforcements under Cap
ain Ford could reach him.
South Carolina opposed to the Election Of President By
the People.
CHARLESTON, S. c., December 2. The committee
of the whole in the House of Representatives at
Charleston to-day. reported against the bill giving
the election of electors for President and Vice Pres
dent TO the people. - =, ..r .s...E
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10
OUTRAGE ON THE PRoMETHEUs.

The following important letter, addressed by Capt.
Churchill to the New York papers, explains the cir
qumstances of the British brg-ofwar Express firing
into his American steamer, Greytown, she Mus
quito coast.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15
" ES Il Il Il n L MO n.
OFFICE on BIRD STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND MAIN
TERMS OF TIE WESTERN UNION.
IN ADVANCE, 81 DO
If not paid within Six Months, 81 90
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The following the rates OF Advertising III the
Hannibal papers:
ApvgRrIslYG.-O square, Of IL lines or less, one
insertion. one dollar each subsequent insertion %
cents Cards not exceeding six lines, per year, -
One square per year, without alteration, SiO;onc fourth
of a column, SI5; half a column, $50; a whole col.
umD $50. ca,
All notices, except marriages and deaths, will be
charged as advertisements.
Attached TO the .sWEsrERN USIoN" office is OK
celent BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, where all Job
Book Pamphlet, Card, and other Printing is executed
wi,hncatuess and dispatch, on favorable terms.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15
NUMBER 81.

walk III the steps oi that faith OF our father
Abraham. which he had, being yet uncir.
cumciSed.' So there are steps TO faith. as
well as steps 10 obedience. Walking in the
steps OF faith, such as Abraham's, is differ
ent from faith without obedience. What
was the nature of the command given 10
Abraham 1t vas to test his faith. When
he obeyed. it proved his faith. On the act
OF Staying his son was suspended his ius,iG.
cation. James, ii, If. james asks, "Can
,i'h alone save yes, says the gentleman.
NJ, says James. faith alone is dead. In the
2lili verse. it is said, aye see, then, how
that 10y works. a man is justified, and
not b, faith only" The figure used bv
James, is expressive You have seen a
Trend, with the glow OF health on his cheek,
ana with manly grace and activity; and
YOU nave seen the same figure falling into
decay; when the dcaihess spirit had fled.
Inc iprlnet Is like iaitF, in animate d M yvi,p
existence; the latter is like the gcnteman's
doctrine q! lalth: cold and inanimate, with
no spark OF vitality. | want something
with iie and beauty, when cal! i, faith.
Baptism is either for the sinner or the Chris.
tan. Nher the SAVIOR commenced and uuit
preaching, II was TO sinners. In his sermons
he told ihen to "be!ievc and be b,,,ti3et"--
what a pity the Son D. God did not know that
baptism Is no, essential! Jesus saw he that
hoIie'etn and is baptized, shall be saved" The
gentleman says he that helieve,h shall be .ayed.
lss Cor.,', l3. B,pti.m in the name of Christ
entities us to the name Of Christians "Is
Christ divided? Was Paul crncifcd for you?
ar were you baptized in the name of Paul ?"
What Aas the meaning of ,ha apostle? Did
he not mean, If you believe in Paul, and were
baptized in my name, lh, would make Won
Iani'les; but You were not 80 baptized, and
therefore ure not PaulIes? God saws "wbsre
| have recorded my maine, there viii be with
you"
Baptism is essential TO coming into Christ
When we are bap zed into Christ we pu, him
on, putting on has rrt.reuce TO putting on agar.
mett. We may sal we put on this h ,use.-
Anything that enc Sos us, as house or par-
ment, is "put on
! Baptism is u / H,. or commandments Did not
Chris command Baptism? james saws he
that 'iend. in o.r point, ciltnds in ALL On the
day oi PenecN.t, Peter corninaudrd baptism.
and promised remission Of sins when il was
done.
Mr. CAPLES. Paul presents Abraham n.
Il pattern for all men, in all agrs. lie tells ia
IN Romans, ", ii, that Abraham received tho
sign q! circumcision as Il seal Of righteousness
ana iai.h before he hsd circumcision, that hs
NIGH, be the father of circumcision to those who
had not been circumcscd. "Therefore, (l6,h
verso) it is ol laith, that it might be by grace;
to the end the promise might be sure TO all the
seed no, 10 that only which is Of the law, but TO
Iha, also which is ol The .ai,h Of Abraham, who
is the Father oil rs ALL" " hen was Abrahum's
faith imputed to him for righteousness? Be
tore his circumcision. Abraham was ninety
years old before he was circumciscL; Ishmael
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
Igraha,n's We'll Curb.

THE subscriber having purchased the
Il right to make, use and vend to be used
lngraham's Cast Iron friction wheel for
drawing water from Wells, would take this
opportunity to inform the Inhabitants of
Portage county, that he is now manufacture.
ing the above named Curbsin the village of
Ravenna, and wosld be happy to furnish all
who may want. ae .rsr. .a.E
The above machine has been used aud ex>
amined by many in the State of New York
and Ohio and is said to be one of the best
machines for drawing water from Wells now
in use. 1t is simple and durable, child
five years old can draw and empty bucket
of water without putting hand to the buck-
ct. The above machine is now in use in
the village of Ravenna and some other Wills
ages in the County and can be seen at any
time. Call ana see them before you buy q
pump of any kind. ,.4ssr.
All orders for the above Curb will be at.
tended to Immediately. Us
|. lFShop back of F. w. Seymour's store
| JOHN B. ROBINSON.
Ravenna, March lst, 1850. 248.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
DENTISTRY

Rooms.iin Seymour's Block, over Post Office
nR. B Z. SPELMAN, DENTIST, would
- announce to the people Of Ravenna
and vicinity, that: he has located perma-
nently in this place, and is prepared to att
tend to every call in his professional line.
Since the introduction of carved work by
the BostonD Dentist, by which they are ena-
bled to insert teeth that are VERY MUCH
more sERvIcEABLE and durable than the old
kind, and by which they are enabled to i'm
itate nature SO exactly that the most careful
observer cannot detect the mechanical
denture, the profession has entered on new
era, SO that the old practice, in every de-
partment, is either greatly improved or
wholly abandoned. g..l f.s. ~ r.ee
DR.. s. is in possession of all these I'M
prevements, and is prepared to WARRANT his
work, either on the Improved or old plans
equal to that of the Boston Dentists.
June 10, 1850. 262tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17

TUST received, supply of S. S. Pitches
y Medicines. consisting OF Pulmonary
Balsam, Depurtiye Syrup, Pectoral Ex>
pectorant, Universal or Seminal Tonic, Ca
lhartic Pills, Cough Pills, Catarrh Snuff
Heart Corrector, Humor Corrector, Pulmo-
nary Lin1ment, Nervine Tonic Wash, Ants
mucus Mixture, Gravel Specific. Pile Oint.
ment, Vermifuge, Drops for Dyspeptc vom>
lting, Anti. Dyspeptic Mixture. Female Spe~
clfic, Female Pills, Female Restorative, Pull
monary Succedaneum, Pills FOR Diarrhea. or
Bleeding Lungs, and Liniment for Neural>
gia, Rheumatism, &c. r. BARD.
Ravenna, July /, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
OWES.

Tin. Copper G. Shcet-IrOn ware,
TINE subscriber has on hand large and
l. general assortment of Stoves, of the
most approved and convenient patterns,
such as
Cobb's improved Elerated Ousn, Wester"
Economical, Premiums, Self-Reg-
uzators, &c. &c.
which he will sell little lower than any
other establishment in this section of coun-
try, for Cash or Ready Pay. -
He also has on hand an excellent assort>
ment of Tin, Copper and Sheet Ware,
Stove-pipe and Stove Trimmings all OF
which he will sell very low, for cash or ap-
proved country produce at his stand few
doors east of Gillett's Store. Ware of eve-
ry description manufactured to order, and
Job Work done on the shortest notice.
..-.. C. A. PITKIN.
Rayenna, June 10, 1349. 1ltf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17

BOOTS AND SHOES-A. v. Horr has
ID just received large assortment OF
Ladies Boots and Shoes, Misses Boots and
Shoes, Mems Boots coarse and fine, Boys
Boots and childrens Shoes. They are OF
the best quality and will be sold at very
small profts-stop and look at them.
Oct. %.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
PETROLEUM,
OR R0GK 0II1

A NATURAL remedy procured from well
II 400 feet deep. and possessing wonderful
curative powers, in diseases of in1ammatery
rheumatism, infamed eyes, the chest, wind-pipe |
| and lungs, Also, for the cure of diarrEea,
cholera, piles, gout, asthma, bronchitis, scrof.
fula, OF kings evil; burns aud scalds, neuralgia,
teiter ringworm, obstinate elupiions of the skin,
bolhes and pimples ON The face; biles, deafness;
chronic sore eyes, erysipelas; pain in the bones
and joints, and all that class of diseases, in which
/ Alternative or purifying medicines are indicated
! PutuP by $. MIXER, Canal Basin, Pitts.
burgh: szg. .eh.E \
| This great re medy of nature, after repeated
and fair trials, has worked its way into pepu
lar favor. We need hardly repeat the fact that,
this is pure unadulterated, natural medicine,
and is put up as it flows from the bosom of the
earth, without admixture ofany kind In these
days of Nostrnm vending, we do not wonder at
the incredulity evinced by the 'commun ity.upon
the introduction, Of new remedy, but that in
credulity shall not suppress medicine, whose
powerful influence has mitigated and cured ma
NY diseases incident to our race.
But the best evidence in favor of medicine
are the cures themselves When these stand out
in bold relief, and when he who for years has
suffered the tortures and pangs of an immedica-
BILE lesion, which has been fastening him to the
narrow nouse' speaks out in its praise. whnt
better evidence need be wanted? We have the
evidence in our possession, of many astonishing
cures, which will be furnished to any one who
really doubts the efficacy fthis wonderful rem,
edy, q. z.5.1- Il =gf-e Ems -s'r,.E g. t
This medicine has a peculiar action on the
cirentation. 1t is no sooner taken into the
stomash, than it is seized upon by the Iscteals
and Infused through all the channels of life, aHt
tho whole system is fortified and strengthened
against the insldious workings of disease driv
ing out all morbid and excrementious mstter-
}, restoring vigor and energy to the tagging func
y tons of life, and endowing each organ with re
9 newed power to resume its wonted functions
l. The Petroleum has cured nnmberless cases q
, chronic diarrhea, of long standing, that hav,
resisted every other treatment
: In piles. it has also been efectnally tried
g. Several cases of which have como under th
immediate notice ofthe proprietor in whicl
the Petroleum afforded complete relief.
q In diseases OF the bladder and kidneys, th
Petroleum is invaluable. s4.
In deafness, depending on hardening of III
wax, it will give relief, by opening the obstruc
tion and dissolving the wax which obstruet
the passage to the auditory rynerve-which is fre
quent and common cause of dullHess in hearing
For sale at the respective drug and medicin
stores of I. SWIFT and G. IATcH Ravenna. A
so by A. V. Iorr, Shalersvile; o. L. Drak,
Freedom; Doct. +. y. Applegate, Windhan
FL. Pixley, Nelson; Farmers Co.. Parkma,
Joseph Hazen, Garrettsville; Kent, Grcnel!
- Co., Frnnklin; E. F, Abel, Strec,sboroug gl
&C c. K. Harmon, Aurora. ly2s3.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
NURSING SQRE MGuIH. LlCQRRHGl. kp..

.-a n "BYRos, GENssEE Co, N Y, Osf. 9,lsfT.
"Messrs. NJ. T. WALLACE CO.: Some time last winter
my wife eculne debiiated om the effects Of Lneohes
and Nuying Sore Mouth thai size could lift her child or
form household ub0r Her medical treatment yared
according the advice and prescriptions of the noel eminent
physicians until skill exhausted in useless efforts She
became skeleton that the time she
king Brdnfs Medicine she weighed than Ehy-hs0
pouns hut by the she had taken bottles she became
perfectly we'll The perect, she is enabled
10 do all household work. ad gained dirty pounds
nf flesh in four weeks -.---
"EuuTs trlly C. b. GALENTlNE.Ne :
The reader will observe that Mr. OALESTtFE says Hou
sKILn He, informed by L. S. TEKRY, Esq., of tko
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
Boston Clothing Store.
AT THE OLD STAND OF TYLER e. ELY

AT THE OLD STAND OF TYLER & ELY.
r. B. GRLSWOLD,
is now opening one of the larges. stocks
l. of RE.aDY MADE CLOTHING, evel
offered in Portage county, consisting IN
part of Over, Fine Dress, Frock, Sack and
Jockey Coats, Silk, Satin, Cloth and Com.
mon Vests, Cashmere, Corduroy, Fustian
and Fancy Pants. Handkerchiefs and Cra>
watts, Neck Ties, Stocks and Comforters, 3
large assortment of Shirts, Under Shirts,
Drawers and Over Alls, Mole Skin, Silk aud
Fur Hats, Glazed, Cloth, Plush and Ful
Caps, and an endless variety of other arti>
cles in the furnishing line, all of which are
brought here to sell, and he would say thai
he will not be undersold by any on e this side
of California. (
R.B. GRISWOLD. r
Ravenna, July 1850. 81 s5s 269tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
p. LINN
B. A. DERBY.
COMPREHENSIVE

fTHE subscribers would respectfully an
uounee to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity that they have entered into Co
partnership in the Tailoring business and
intend TO do work in the latest style or any
style to suit their customers. Those who
favor them with their patronage shall lave
their work done to suit and to fit. All or.
ders attended to on short notice and as rea.
sonable as can be done in town. Cutting
done at all times. Call and try US. s.
| ~Shop directly over DR.. Swift's Drug
| Store. DERBY u LINN,
| Ravenna, Dec 6, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
BOOTS AND SHOES!
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

:
TURTIS HATCH has just received from
" the most fashionable and best shops in
the East, large assortment of BOOTS g.
SHOES, of every quality, size and de-
scription, from the course stogy ''that fears
neither wind nor weather." to the fine,
fashionable boot "that would honor the
feet of fairy" And this is not all-his
arrangements are such that he is enabled to
sell them PEG cheaper than any other es-
tablishment this side of Campbelps port on
the east, or this side of Break Neck on the
west. In addition to this he has large
stock of those celebrated METALLIC RUB
BERS, and he is quite anxious that all of
his friends should call and get pair before
they are all gone.
His supply of DRUGS & MEDICINES
have also been plentifully replenished this
Fall. and he keeps all articles n this line
that the public require. Allthe est Patent
Medicines of the day can +, found at his
Store in Seymour's Block.
Ravenna, Sept. 90, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach

"ATTlcA, Genesee Co., February l. 1879.
NJ. T. WALLACE & CO-f;sHuenen: was, for more
than year. afflicted with disease of the stomach could
fat greasy substance without csng great pain,
sickness and vomiting and continually afflicted with
stomach i as an experiment tried one bottle of BRAS-s
MEDICINE, which, uiier disappointment, e1sd and
ered the usual pain after eati0g therefore used SECOND
botle, which has completely cured the disense now
we and hearty and almost anything without be:ag
panied, or the stomach becoming ~, !, t.
"Yours respectfully, T. s. W1LCOA.S
Mr. Nilcnr ie nner banfn fnfA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
FEvER-soRE cuREp.

The Rev. RICHARD DuNN1NG, Pastor Of the Pre,syse-
church, Adams Basin, Monroe county N syros 10 rs
81 have just received letter from Mt CHASSEY DvNSisG,
relative tile Of his Feyersore foI may gu
what it states for Christian and elder IN tho
church, years since he ud 10 have one OF s legs esf
G to save his life consequence of FsyerSore, Tue eher
leg affected and nbout to be an,usaed recon
msnded BRANT's MEDICINE Read the result lie ssy =
hare used oniy TuREB BOTTLES of BRANTS HEDIGlNEs
placed HOPE, from y fhaf ss,eis
and can now say a with the blessing OF God, has sts
cure Of my ieyb See Pamphlets for full particulars
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
A grand Mass Meeting
BOOTS AND SHOES,

At the Ne1v Boot and Shoe Store OF
BROWN q HURLBUT'S!
Sign ofths GOLDEN BOOT, at the Old
Stand of Wm. Gardner & Co. rs.
A STOCK tIom all parts of the East as
N well as at home, is about being organ
lied on our popular platform of LARGE SALES
WITH SMALL PROFITS, now in store and dali
ly receiving from the hands of shoemakers,
the most approved assortment of Boots and
Shoes ever offered in this market. We fiat
ter ourselves that we can furnish as neat and
cheap an article cf Boot, Shoe, Cater or
Slipper, as can be furnished by any estab-
lishment north of Mason and Dixon's line,
sole leather, kid and goat lining and bind>
ing skins, shoe pegs. shoe thread, also most
kinds of shoemaker's findings in general.
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine qualities and prices ana Judge
for themselves whether there is any in
ducement for them to trade with us. 20