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PREMIUMS & REGULATIONS,

VIII Me Awarding Committees, for The
Second Annual Exhibition, oftAe Mon.
roe County agricultural Society. To
be held in Woodsfezd. IN The 7M and
9Th days Of October. 1859.
REGULATIONS.
Persons wishing to compete must be-
come members of the Society, BY paying
q dollar annually TO the Treasurer.
which must be done before their articles
arc entered on the books Of the Society.
All stock enteredfor competition must
b accompanied win a description Of age,
breed, and where grown.
All articles ofTfed for premiums must
DO owned by thePersons offering them. or
by members o, their families-children
over FL years If age are not entitled to
compete without becoming members them
selves.
No peeon will be allowed to serve on
) nv colgnittee before which he has an ar.
4icie orkrticlss for exhibition.
q. Whh there is no competition, no pre-.
gmiumfwill be awarded unless the article
prsssted be deemed deserving and meri-
torigs.
Ftmiums may be awarded on any ar.
$ticynot enumerated in the Premium List.
40 animal can obtain a premium un-
~ it is owned in Monroe county; and
article can receive any unless it is the
Iowth or manufacture of the county, with
Nls exceptions specified in the list.
The various awarding committees are
Bqussted to be- present'in due time, and
report themselves ON their arrival 10 the
bcrstary.
Judges on animals will have regard to
. symmetry, early maturity and size;
I'D will make proper allowances for age.
beding. and the general character and
condition OF the animals. They ore es.
Iscially requested not to give encourage
hsnt to over-fed animals. the object being
10 have superior animals for breeding
Judges are requested TO examine the prog
sny, when possible, OF all animals exhlb-
lited a. breeders, and make due allowance
for excellencies and imperfections in these,
in giving their awards to the sire or dam.
No person, except an officer or member
Of the Board, will be allowed to interfere
with the judges during their examination.
s. Further orders as to the exhibition will
bs published in due time, b"
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Land for Sale.

SSA W.
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO.
ACRES Of limestone ridge land, nesr
the bank OF Little Muskingum, niue
miles from Marietta, about SO acres cleared; tim.
Der good. About 100 apple trees, Of which 30 are
bearing; S or 6 kinds Of cherry and S kinds of
plumb tress; a quantity Of peach trees, aud some
pears and grapes. A good two.story hewed log
house, a well Of good water. smoke house. psiled
garden, &c.
ALSO q
Tx Acres of land on the Waterford road,
% 4mile, from Marietta. go Of which arc
under fence and in a good state uf cultivation.
ALSO
d0E Acres on the Waterford road, 5 miles
VDeD from Marietta, about rs acres cleared. and
will be sold low.
ALSO
SHA Acres on the Muskingum River, IA
ESVp miles from Marietta. This tract eau
be so divided as TO make very valuable and very
desirable small farms. Well improved.
The abo We tracts will be sold at private ssle.
For particulars inquire on the premises, or OF
II. o. BUCHANAN.
Harmar, o., Feb II, 1852. (ly1
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Marietta Book Store,
Book indery.

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
THNHE Subscriber having recently established
n in Marietta, a Book Store and Bindery, re-
spectfully invites attention to his very select stock
Of School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books, Sta.
pie and Fancy Stationary, &C.. sc.
Merchants supplied on the loDest Cincinnati OF
Eastern City Cash Prices. All orders from a dis.
lance will meet with prompt attention.
Upon all School Books a liberal discount will
be made to School Committees. Teachers and
Glasses.
RAGS taken in exchange for Books or Station.
ary.
The Subscriber is the authorized agent for the
american Wing Review, Eclectic Maya
azine, New York Evangelist, and
Nem Highlander.
Subscriptions also received for the lnternation-
al. Sartin's and Graham's Magazines, and Godey's
Lady's Book.
In immediate connection with the Store is the
Book indery:
In which no pains or expense have been spared in
the selection of the Best Stock and Tools. includ.
ing one of w. O. Hickok's best Pennsylvania Rul.
ing Machines, by which paper of any size can be
ruled to any pattern required. ...t
Employing none but experienced workmen, who
thoroughly understand their business. we are pre-.
pared to manufacture Blank Books for the use OF
County Officers, Merchants and Others at short no.
tice. Editions of Books in cloth or plain sheep
pamphlets, etc, stitched and covered. Also mis-
cellaneous binding, in every variety of style. oil
the most reasonable terms.
EDWIN FULLER.
Feb. 1852. II Frontst., opposite the Bank.
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Great Bargain!
l6O Acres of Land.

In Perry township. Monroe county, Ohio, known
as the Botten6eldf farm. well improved. about 80
or 80 acres cleared, will be sold by the undersign-
ed at a great bargain. The location IS q good one.
being about one mile from the town OF Antioch,
on the road leading from Woodsfeld to Sisters.
vile. ,at4l
For further particulars inquire ofThos. Mitchell
in Antioch, or of the undersigned. in Woodsield.
JOSEPH NORRIS.
March, 1852.
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nLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
Ii FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE
Hannah Moore,

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Hannah Moore,
CS. ~
Rebecca Moore, Charles Court OF COMMON
Moore, Thomas Moore,
Keziah Moore and her PLEAS.
husband William Moore,
Elizabeth Pitman g. her
husband Thomas Pitman,
Rachel Pitman. ahd her Vacation after June
husband Elias Pitman,
John Moore, Barbara Term, A. d. 1852.
Moore. and Benjamin
Melott assinee Of limo
thy and Isaac Moore
DEF ITION for partition. The said defendants
will take notice that on the 2lst day of Au-
gust, 1852, said Hannah Moore, filed her petition
for partition IN the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio, in which she demands one
tenth part of the east { of the south west 4 ,arter
section 81. township A, range 4, lying in Monroe
County. Ohio, to be set off to her, and the widows
dover to be assigned. Said cause will be for hear
ing at the October Term Of said Court.
ARCHIBOLD & DAVENPORT,
August 2lst, 1852. Solicitors Tor Petitioner
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Awarding Committee on Field Crops
other than Tobacco-Wm. Okey, John
Kerr. Michael Flick.
Committee on Tobacco. A. Daven.
port, T. Benhinghaus. |. Welsh.
Applicants for premiums on Crops. must
have their ground and produce accurately
measured by two disinterested persons,
whose statements must be verified by aft
davit, and must furnish explicit written
statements Of, LIST, the kind Of soil; Cd, the
kind and quantity OF manure, and manner
OF application; Sd, the manner and time
Of preparing the ground, and planting or
sowing; 4th. the quantity of seed used;
9Th, mode Of culture and time Of harvest.
ing; 9th, the amount OF time of both man
and beast employed in applying manure,
preparing the ground, planting or sowing
.-cultivating and gathering the crop; 18th,
the nett amount of the crop, the whole of
which must be measured or weighed by
the usual standards; 9th, if practicable
they must produce a sample of the crop
to the committee, and have it exhibited at
the Fair.
The premiums will be awarded with
reference to proftableness, as well as
amount Of crop-hence quality, as well
o. quantity will be considered.
The object which the Society wishes
constantly to keep in view in awarding
premiums on crops. is not merely that it
may be known that large crops are raised
in the county; but that the method of Gull
tvsting such crops may be made public
that the farmers Of the county generally,
may avail themselves Of any knowledge
that may be useful to them.
Competitors Tor premiums on Corn, and
Clover and Timothy seeds may report TO
The committee at any time previous to the
Let Monday in December. and on Tobacco
prpvicus to the first Wednesday in March
1851.
NtvrsVT Z,
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N w BOOK STORE
At RaVelna,

MoTTo-READY PAY-SMaLL PRoFIrs--QUIcK Re-,
TURNS.
--..e 9 e+s----
FENfiE undersig ghed is now RECEIVING large and
Il very complete assortment of
School and Miscellaneous Books and Sta
uonery,
to which be invites the attention of the citizens OF
Portage County.
Standard Works of History, Biography, Litera.
lure, Science, Poetry, Tales, Sketches, juvenile
Works, &c., &C., msy be found in his stock. A
large vgrety of
sc HOOL B OOMg
by different authors, also on hand.
lie Is, also, opening handsome and very i'm
vitng assortment of Fancy Articles, Toys, Can.
dies, &c, sc.
lie hopes tn be able TO make it for the interest
of persons shing les in hts line, to give him
call. All, Old and Yuung, cordially invited,
at any rate to call in and view the many beautiful
and valuable things cnmr. SD in bis assortment.
His store, is in the Ohio Star O1ice Build
ing, Main Street, few Iu' etst OF Gliietps Sore.
LYMAN w. HALL.
Ravenna, May 3, 1852.
THE following Biographies, viz. Franklin's, J.
9. Adams, ]. C. Calhuuh's, Andrew Jacksoh's,
II adison sGd Monroe's, J0tn Rardulph's, silas
Wrphl's, Gen. LaF, yett's, Louis Kassuth's Gen.
Ta,lor's, James X. Pu.k's etc, etc, tGr sale ae
HALL'S BOOK STORE.
YOUATT ON THE HORSE; Stable Economy,
Colmans Agriculture, Farmers Every Day Book,
Rogers Scientific Agriculture, Farmers and Emi
grants Hand Book, Miss Beechers Domestic Econ
omy, Practical Receipt Book.
Pulte's Domestic Physician Hon epathic.
Uacle Ton's Cabin.
Bibles, large and small, good assortment.
Meth dist Hymn ,oks, large id small.
Fremonis Exploring Expedition.
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions.
Moral, Religious, scienllfc, PoeticaI, Blograpi-
ical, IIisto rcal and Mt.celaI eous Works, great
variety.
H1rpcl's Magazine for May.
Western Literary Magaz.ne, and Journal of Ed
uration, Arts and Morals, Tor May.
Fowler's Works, bound, aud in cheap pamphlet
editions.
Parkers series of School Books, recommended by
the Examiners Of Portage County, all f'r s1le at
HALLS NEW BOOK STORE.
Rayenna, May 4, 1852.
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MA Y Y JUNE Il AfFOLN1lfENi'S
1859.
Er. Es. 'Eubbs,
Analytical Physician,

NNlLL be in atienda'ice a, bis Room
Y v as fpliows:
RAYENsA. y Pre,.tiss House, Friday afternoon and
| SATURDAY.. 4ih and 5th of Jshe.
/ Akron, Eo66 jt.cclnYse Wednesday and rhnrs-
/ day, I'd aud Sd ofJuno.
+ CLEvELAEb, Weadssis Hosse, Wednesday, and
Thursday, 18th and 2Bih May.
! Those afflicted with diseases of the, Liver,
| Lungs, Kidneys, or Spleen, Eaamation Rheuma-
iism, Asthma shortness- of breath or difficulty of
breathing. Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Weakness or
Nervous Debility, Res;lessness, Eoss of Appetite,
Constiea,ion, DeranEemcsts OF the Stomach, EIi-
ious. affections Gravel, Swelling, Cancer, Scrof-
ula glce.s, Impurities of tie, Blood or of any
chrenie or long sstndsng diseases, are invited
to call. No charge for consultation.
/ DR.. T. never bfeeds nor blisters, nor is he
homeopathic II henerer uses Mercury, Antimony
Arsenic or any other mineral as medical agents,
nor 10 he Thomr rsonian-he neither steams nor
gives emetics! His theory of disease differs
from all others that ave been adopted. but not
more SO thandoes bis system of treatment! He
does not make sick to make well, nor tear
down to build up again; nor aliay irria ton by
patching up with anodynes.
ARSCESS.
To continue tie promised variety, we dis
month present the following: Numerous Cases of
Fever Sores, White swellings, Lumbar and other
the last year. The cures are invariably effected
by internal detergent remedies Of an anti-poison-
Gus character In this class ofdiseases particular
ly, we take pleasure in contrasting the result
with any other modes of treatment We again
invite invalids 10 search out and acquaint ITEM
selves with the circumstances published, and at
the same time challenge our enemies to show that
a single, testimonial is distorted or over colored
in the least essential particular.
CASE OF Mn. JOSHUA EvERuARr OF PhAIN
TOWNSHIP, WANE Co., ONO.
While crossing the Isthmus from CaGfor-
mia, in December 1850, he was attactcd with
violent pain in the right side, caused by
exposure. This continued with such severity
that be could not soop, change posture, with
out the utmost caution. The breathing wa )
short and painful and the effect of cough was
excru,iat.ng. Atlength, the side became much
swollen assumed dark purple appearance, and
finally supurated and continued disckarglng large
quantities of putrid natter supposed by the atten-
dant to proceed from the liver. Some months
ago analytical treatment was instituted. Since
then discharges have entirely ceasod The sur.
face has healed soandly, and the pain wholly re-
moved. Mr.. Z. is now in the fell enjoyment of
health and ability to labor.
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Later News From California.

Arrival of the Georgia with 1880, ,00G-.-
Business mpr0Feing---fIarkets Steady---
Adjournment of the Legislature.
New York, May 17th.
The Illinois, with $40 passengers and
81. $50, 900 IN gold on freight. and $3.50,
600 in the hands of passengers, arrived at
7slhis morning
She left Aspinwall on the BIB, and Ha.
yana on the 18Th, and brings San Francis,
co dates to April 1ssh; also California
mails.
The .seina Neuada and El Dorado eft
Aspinwnll FOR New York the same day.
The Illinois has made the quickest run
ever accomplished from Aspinwall to New
York. Running time days 10 hours;
creates. speed in one day, 347 miles.
Adams 81 Co. have onn.third Of the gold
The two steamers bring over 81 ,000, 600.
The goveramen, of New Granada has
declared war against oil nations found assist
ing Flores in his revolutionary attempts.
Mining news favorable and markell
astesdv. The shipment of gold by the
Northefuer for Panama was 81 525, 900,
making total thus far Of $3,4l9,s4S.
The Democrats are TO nold q otate Con-
vention on the goth Of July.
The Sacramento municipal elections lad
resulted in favor of the wings.
Legal proceedings are about TO be insti-
stuted by some Of The passengers on the
North america 10 test the liability Of tie
line for damages sustained by them.
The Assembly were to adjourn April 18Th;
the Senate the Inst Of the month.
The Fugitive Slave Bill has passed.
The Senate stood IA to 9.
The Cooley Bill was killed in the Senate
by 16 10 2.
The overland emigration promises TO be
very large this summer.
Accounts from Queen Charlo,te's Island,
represents gold in abundance. The rainy
season had not commenced.
The Panama R. r. is opened to point
miles below Gorgona.
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Sale of Real Estate br Order of Coirt.


Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
ON the l4th day oi Juae next, at one O'Clock P.
NJ on SAID day, on the premises in SuIield, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
as the properly Of William Jones deceased, to vii:
tuate in Mogadore Suflield Township, Portage
county; bounded on the south by the east and ives,
road passing through said Mogsdore, on The west
by the north aad suu'h road passing through the
SINE, ard the north aud east by land OF Charles
Norns; being sutd vision M. 10, In sad Mogadore
whch is situate store -house, recently occupied
by R. L Atchison.
Also, the following premises situate in the said
village of Mngadnre, bounded as follows: tvia) be
ing part of LOT NJ. ii, bounded the west by the
Township line, north aud east by land owned by
Samuel II III, ard south by la'd owned by FL zabelh
Nevory; the last described piece of land 10 be sold
subject to the Dnwer of jane H. Jones, therein, as
heretofore assigned.
H. G. WEAVER,
Administrators of William Jores,
RaveBna, May l3. 1852. 4A364.
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School Books.
Rayenna, May i, 1852.

SCMOVk eUVEASs
The undersigned, School Examiners for
Portage County, having Examined the fol-
lowing Schoul Books, to wit: Parker's Sc
ries of Readers Chambers Educational
Course, including Treasury of knowledge;
Elements of Drawing and Perspective; Nat
uraI Philosophy; Chemistry and Electricity;
Vegetable and Animal Physiology; Zoology
and Geology; also, Martins Orthocpist; Da-
vies' Arilhnstical Course for Schools; Da-
vies' Academic Course; Northend's Dlc:a-
tion Exercises; Wright's Oorthography; Mrs.
Willard's History; Fulton and Eastmans
Bookkeeping, and Clark's Grammar: feel
called upon to recommend them to the differ
ent Schools in this County, as eminentIy
mertorious.
The examiners are fully impressed with
the belief, that if all the Schools in the Coun-
ty will secure to themselves the above named
Books, producing thereby uniformity in the
Books of the different Schools of the County,
that the progress of scholars will not only be
more thorough, but much more rapid than
formerly.
ANDREW JACKSON,
JOSHUA G. WILLIS,
School Examiners FOR Portnge County.
Oct. 1851.
The Books nnmel in the foregoing recon-
mendation of the School Examiners, may be
obtained in Ravenna, at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Nav 5, 1852.
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General Christian Anti-SiaveryC Conven-
tsOn at kSavenna. ON Wednesday and
Thursday the end and 3rd of June.

In pursuance of a resolution adopted at the
Christian Anti-Slavery Convention in Painesville,
the undersigned Committee, have agreed upon the
above as the most favorable time for similar con-
vention at Ravenna. And we hereby earnestly
invite all who desire the publication of the church
from the sin and curse of slavery, to attend
Good speakers are expected from various parts
Of the State. Let there be great, enthusiastic,
Christian convention. God, our country, the
church, and the slave. call upon us to Cry aloud
and spare not"
Liberty or Slavery in our country must die. But
Slavery will live while its strong bulwark is the
church. And it will die on the day when the uni
ted voice of the church is raised against it. The
church is responsible for its continuance and all
who would not share in this fearful responsibility
must save their church from slavery, or themsel-
yes from the church.
E.. HI. FAlRcHILD, - f<
JeHa McEIDowsrr, Committee.
WILLARD BURR,
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Hrs. Adams's Funeral.
WASHINGTON, May 1e.

w AsHrNGToN. Mny IL.
The funeral OF Mrs. Adams, relict OF
John Quincy Adams, took place this morn
ing. The Presiden. and all the members
Of the Cabinet, except Mr.. Webster, were
present. Also Generals Scott and Wool,
and large number Of members of Con.
gress and other dlgni,aries. The Rev.
Smith Pyne, read the Episcopal service.
The corpse was inferred in the Congress
sional Cemetery, and is hereafter to he re.
moved 10 Quincy.
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whether he wanted him. He said "no.
He then went iato the house and escaped
through the back way. In two hours afte
some more police come to arrest him. Bu
the bird had flown, and SO the case stands
There is not heart in the country bu
will thrill at this news. There is not G en-
erous man throughout the world who vii
not rejoise TO hear that SO gallant spirit il
rescued from punishment and ignommy
For his noble genius and nobler nature hav,
been his passports to universal fame ane
admiration.
The glorious ycang convict! What wa.
his crimea Why was he banisbed from
society to herd with the monster criminals
Of his kind! Because he devoted the won.
derful gifts with which nature had endowed
him to the holy service Of his country. Be.
cause his soul Of truth, and tongue Of fire
made him a dangerous enemy 10 the op-
pressors of Ireland.
And why is he now free? Because God
has destined him for great things. Becauss
the genius Of Ireland watched over his cra-
die and ordained him to be historical
man Because, consecrated by premature
suffering, chastened by severe discipline, he
has grown wiser and strohger in the fulfil
ment of his mission. Thread of fate which
bound him to Ireland is re united again
Wherever be be in the world, his intellect,
his passions and his affections will labor in
her cause. In any region of the earth
where man dare to instruct and inspire his
country.
Oh! let US exnlt for his deliverance.
Let us be thankful, too, for this mercy Of
God"
ave long for the hour when the voice
of Meagh shall again reach the thirsting
ears Of Ireland. We long TO hear his pent
up inspiration, the treasurers Of many a
weary meditation bsneath the strange Anti.
podean sky, uttered in these GLORIOUS lyric
word" which will rekindle life and hope
and courage, in the tranced svul Of the
country. We long to hear the echoes of
the elamorous rejoicings which await the
greatest living orator Of our race amongst
the free men of America.
In him the Irish in America will find
chief to guide them In him America
will find hero to honor, without reserve
or jealousy. In him human liberty will
recover an illustrious servant, and Ireland
will possess Counsellor aud! Apostle to
teach her the old virtues, and the old hopes,
in whose practice and accomplishment, lie
her greatness and her glory.
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MINNESOTA --tios. Ramsey has issued
his proclamation, giving ffical notice that
the Maine Liquor Law has been ratified
by The people of Minnesota, and vent into
effec, on the Sd inst. The MINORITY for it
was only l9I,
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that The copartnershp
IN heretofore existing between the subscribers,
under the name ard frm Of CLARK Dyer, is this
day dissolved by mutual CO, sc,t All persons in.
debted to the late firm are requested TO IKE i'm
mediate payment, ard those hsvirg claims against
it VIII present them for payment without delay.
LOFNlES CLARK,
c. NJ. DYER.
franklin, My IL, 1852. 364
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WASHINGTON. Nav 7

Mr.. Goddard, of Ohio, Chief Clerk of
the Interior Department, has resigned his
post to take effect on the 1st of July. Pri-
vate reasons alone have induced this step.
The resignation of Assistant Post Mosler
Warren, takes effect OF the 25,h inst.
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Road Notice.

NJ oTIcE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Trustees of Manlaa Towa-
ship, Portage County and Stale of Ohio, on Satur-
day the 10 day OF June 1862. the prayer of which
will be TO have township road established in The
aforesaid tnwI ship, c"HReEcing lear my dwelirg
and 10 terminate at the ctunty road near the resi-
aeuce oi Dudley Carlton.
- VIM II. FIERCE.
Mlniua, May Is, 1852. 4n364*
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Notice.

FAVHE subscribers hereby give notice 10 the
u CT zens of Portage and aojolnug COUNTIES,
that they have this day entnred into Co partnership
for the facture of sash, Llnds, chars, etc. :,
under the style and firm Of Nc 81 walas s, Arnolj,
at the Steam Factory recently occupied by J. B, 81
G. McEiwain. JAMES Q. MrELWAIN,
GE1RGE MCELWAlN,
BERNARD. w. ARNOLD
Ravenna. May 10, l252. 364
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BRO YIN & HURLBUT.

H AVE removed their Boot and Shoe Store TO H.
Ii L. R. Days new building, aud would in
vite The attention Of the ladies and gentlemen of
Rayenna and vicinity the largest and best stock
OF boats and shoes that as yet, graccd the far
famed village ofRlvenna. We have from the frail
eistern fabrics, to the firm, substantial and we'll
made, home manufactured work. Our facilities
for manufacturing are not secoad to any boot and
shoe traders ia the west, we buy our stock from
the Manufactures in the east.
We have been manufacturing ladies' wear the
past winter for spring trade and have large stock
Of home made work hand. All ofour work we
warrent not to rip if so, we repair free gratis.
Wilt you please give us call7
BROWN s. HURLBUT.
RayeDua Nav l7th. 1852