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FARM FOR SALE.

ga One of the pleasantest locations in the val
.s ley OF the Connecticut offered for SALE situated on
4-lIA the main road leading from Brateboro to Bellows
Falls, within twenty minutes ride of the former comprising
about one hundred mud Twenty-Five acrcs OF
land. suitably divided into PASTURE tage and wood land
well waered, and wooded with thrifty growth Of pine
&c Also, sugar orchard, and young orchard Of grated
Fruit In bearing ion.
The Buildings consist Of two story House with an con-
venenty hnished barn OF by 30 granery carriage house
woodshed, 6c, all In good repair with yard well stocked
with fruit and ornamental trees vines hrubbey &c Water
brought to the house and barn in aqueducts from
falling spring Of pure son water.
~ Or will sell the buiIdiug Is together with about 4 n
acres of land.
The above oes opportunity the gentleman farmer
or the man Of business. CIIURCU MILLER
Bratteboro, March 8, 1857. ITO
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MATERNAL SoLIcITuDe.-We are amused
and annoyed, pleased and half disposed to be
angry with an instance of maternal solcitude,
OF which we were made the innocent victim, a
few days since. We had spent the evening
from our clearinghouse, and on the following
morning were subjected to catechisng after
this manner:
'You were out last night"
"Yes, madam"
"Were you at the ofIicel"
"No, madam
"Were you far away!"
''Not very"
spending the evening with some lady friend
perhaps"
Eyes, madam
"Ah! very pleasant to do that"
VERY"
who was she, Mr. So
Lord, madam"-we began to be little i'm
Pa'ent-"if you and your amiable daughter
must know called on my wash-woman to get
my other siirt!'
The landlady vanished Gin. ENQUIRER.
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SOMETHING NEW

i D FAD IttiS, OLD AND YOU Nc PROF..
h,wOOD's HAIR RESTORATIVE IT, no doubt the uos,
wonderful discovery Of this age pf pr0gress will restore
peI1nnney gray hair 10 It's Original c cover the head ~
The bald with uNurat growth at once all dan
tr and itching all scrnfn AMI other cutaueou er
tons etc II will cure, il by maggie nervous or pcrl
headache make the hair so glossy and wuyy and preserve
the color perfectly AMI the hair from falling extreme old
age.
Tie following Is from distinguished member Of the medical
profcsslon.-
ST. PAU, January l. 1Sh5
Prof o. j. WOOD Dear sir-tnsoiclted, send Won is
certificate After being nearly bald for long time, and bav
ing tried all the hair storaivcs exan aud having M m
any, induced, hearing u yours, 10 give it trnl
placed myself the hands 81 barber, and had NV heaJ
rubbed with good still brush, and the restorative then an
piled and well rubbed In, I'LL the scalp agow This re-
peaed every morning. and In three weeks the young h,r an
pcared and grew rapidly from August last till the Pre- sent time
and now thick black ard stronghold and pleasant IN ill.,
touch whereas, before, il harsh and wiry what ltis
there was of IT, and that little disappearing very rnn
still use your Restorative about twice week and shall som
have n good and perfect head 0f hair Now had read n
these things and who has not but have ecn lheroan
case any PERSONS hair really benefited by anv ~
the hair tonic etc., NJ the day and 1t really gives me sas
urc record the result n my experience have recommend
ell your preparation others, and already has large and
general sale throughout the territory The people here kno
lis Effects and have confidence In IT, The supply van Sent n
as wholesale agents for the Territory nearly exhausted and
daily injuries made for II. You deserve credit far yr
discovery and for onectun you my thanks for the nc6,
it me, for certainly long ago dcspare of obtaining
any such result. Yours, hastily, J. W. BOND.
Finn Of Bond Kelley, Druggists, st. Paul
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B1sTVNi z rflIOI u, MNTch 20, INJj.
De4fr-IIaving become permanently quite gray was in
uce six weeks SINCE to make trial Of your Rcstr
tive have used less than bottles but the gray hair.
have all disappeared AMI although my hair has fully at
tanned original ojor, yet the process Of change gradual
~ going on and am In great hopes that In short time NV
hair will I've dark as formerly have also cn much gat
fed the healthy moisture and vig0r Of the hair which be-
harsh aud dry, and 1t las ceased n out a,
formerly. Respectfully yours, ID. c. NJ EUPP.
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,.s=-..7lz,=.s,7 VERMONT VALLEY RAIL


Gi;.:iiszs: i;:sHOAD. On and amer MoND1f, MOI 3D.
5xE-x1-lS5d TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Brattleloro - A. NJ and 90 "
NJ Returning leave rattloboro for Bellows Fails 10 20
and ~ 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls
y 80 A. NJ IrattlclorO IL IS. r. VI.
The two Passenger Trims this route South with
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and bridgeport direct
lvan Vermont Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
rassumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, forming communication
with Whitehall Saratoga Schenectady 81 Johnsry and
White Mountains Burlington AMI Houses Point Ogdensturgh
and Montreal NJ SLDAT, Superfntenien,
VI Valley Il. II. 0fice Nov. /, 1856 ~
4 OTTERIES. TIE WELL-KNOWN MA
ryland Consolidated Lotteries which H. FRANCE Co.
the chartered by the and
u commissioner elected by the people who supcr-
tend and certify that everything connected with
In strictly honorable manner and that the
ties who reside at distance well protected they
themselves present at the drawing Another which
the call attention is that all persons legal
right send orders for tickets Maryland lotteries arr
galizel by special law in that lottery drawn every
day II the month II particular class named onlrr are
filled In the first drawing To take place after the
tion comes to hand The prices II tickets vary from
No tickets however, sent unless the money the
with the order The drawings upon the principle Of
number each ticket (ar the pau and Ter
nary combination Prizes vary in from $40 $780,
GOO All orders for tickets packages will receive PROMPT ut
ten,ion, and the drawings mailed all purchasers immediate
ly after it is over. Address T. H. HUBBARD 4 co.
lyl No 80 Fayctte st., OF BOX No. 40,
Jan. 1891 baltimore Maryland.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

ffsA first class large and commodous House,
s.sm formerly occupied by j. d. BRADLEY, Esq. For
A- SAFE, anu possession given the first of April next
March s, 1857. fF' I" - IN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-04-11

CARLYLE, Illinois, June TO- 1866
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative ami have
admired it, wonderful effect My hair becoming as
thought prcmatuey gray, hut by the Of his Restorative
II has resumed IL original COLOR and have doubt penna
nently SIDNEY BREEZE, Ex-senator t. s.
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o. J. WOOD X CO., Pproprieiors, 3i2 Broadway, N.Y.
And 3ll Market st., st. Louis 80
~ soh in BrattIboro by JOSEPH CLARK In Boston bv
WEEKS POTTER at retail by REDDING CO. ly3I
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We have Just returned from market, and this
day opening view and for inspection larger and more
general selection Of Goods than before offered for
sale on Wilmington counter without exception
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29

OTAmong the maay preparations now ii
use for restoring, preserving, and beaptifyiDt
the hair, there are pone that we can recon
memo, with more confidence than Porf Wood I
Hair RI restorative, new in general use through
out the United States. This preparation pos
sesses the most invigorating qualities, ant
never fails in producing the tnpst happy re
suits, when applied according to directions
We refer TO the ;adysrtisemeRt for lew o
lhe ihnumerabla certificates Which have beeI
sent by parties who have hesn benefttsd b,
it, and who feel happy in giving testimony t.
its wonderful. effec. produced yin them! Gin
dRoati Sun, NV. list, 1854.
s Id by all the Druggists.. ::v->~sy, ....,.-s.~
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Sale OF Real Estate bV Order Of
49, n Court.

ON F'rida", the. Soah. day of Nov, A. D.
" 1857, between tho hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
O'Clock P, NJ OF said day, will be sold 70 the high.
est bidder the interest that Ellen X. Qkoutke and
Mary jane o. 'Fourke, 'w6rds Of Patrick B. 'Rourke
have ana t6 the following dsscfibed lAnde and ten
emets: Which aidlands ana tenements are describe
ed a. t5iiofs 70 awit.7, Being lakd owned BY said
Wards as tsthnts In common with others. Zach Of
said Warts the owner In fct OF one fourteenth part
of the emises situate In the county of Portage and
stste 81 O.o, 10 Ravehna tow ship, and recorded as
HsTte tjar, nf lot No. ~, In thc----division aud
bounded a. follows: Commencing at the northwest
~ land lrct d to Lyman Stoukh. Thence on the lot
line Wesl l., the centre ofa pole bridge across the
SrSk; thccc southefiy TO the centre Of log cuver
hder thu seder Of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal;
thence along the centre OF the FEEDER eastery 10 the
line Of the land decided 10 the said Lyman Slough;
thence NORTH rly to the place OF beginning contain
ing four II land more less; also one other
piece OF land situated in Rayenna township Aforesaid
knbwn asr4rt of lot No. 9, t the Alvord track be-
ginning Till south ,cst corner or lot No. 2, on Al.
word tract III nee north hty-four and three-fcurtl
rode, to axe, thence west one hundred and twent,
thrGe fhds III ace south 70 the south line Of the 10
kforesaia herce the place OF beginning, thir
t.scseA tts ,nd thirty rods Of land more or less.
Pho fs mthffour acres s appraised at 9t6 the sec
and lnt n thirty seven acres and thirty rods appraised
Al Aluas rs. fATRICK O,kOURfE,
SGusydian Of Elien and Mary Jane v'Rourke.
| Oct. ~, 1857. ~
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O7- The New York Tribune confesse.
that the Republicans Of Ohio are badly
beaten, and the Evening Post declares, tha
the attacks Of Mr.. Payne utpn,the RePub
lican Administration were, vfry effective
We ruther, think they. were;'for more mis-
'erahla failure to defend and retaliate agains
them was never witnessed. The New Yorl
Times also frankly admits, that the Repub
licans of this State have suffered sYbstan.
tial defeat. In fact nobody doubts. it
though some pretend to do so.--States
man.
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The Close Of the Kansas Catas-
IrODIfe.


Eight months have elapsed since, Presi-
dent Buchsnsn assumed the reins Of power;
eight months since he enuncitted bis deter.
mination to dppiy the test thst "ths major
" should rule" to the conflict i'd Kansas,
and scarcely three months since Rober. J.
Walker, a native OF Pennsylvdnia, accept.
ed the position Of Governor Of Kansas, and
proceeded to the scene Of his, duties,
armed with the instructions Of the general
Administration. Whatever may be the fu.
ture party position Of Kansas, the fact is es-
tabllshed that the majority of, the people
can vote uninterrupted BY intruders from
, other distant or adjoining States. The tri-
al has been made, and made successfully -
Whether the, Convention which fraPes the
lConstitution OF the new State of'kansas
and which is to assemble in October, shall
decide TO submit that instrument to the peo.
pile Of Kansas or.not-and we demand tha
gopd,fsilh requires thatit should be 20 sub
mitted-the power Of the people over tina
and all other questions, either before the
State is admitted into the, Union, or inine
diateiy and always after it, is absolutely as
sured. az sN- I'D Ia"
We are good deal surprised that thu
peaceful progress Of the settlement oil th'
difficulties Of Kansas has not extorted
more general and frank admission Of tn
fact from those of ,theiopposition journal
which 10y claim to, cnpdor, and which ar
apt, in the. absence Of candOE in their adver
saries, to become so indignant. These jour
nails commit grand mistake lnfwithholdin
the need OF justice to the .Admipistlratio
for the course it has Ppfsued;in de6dEce 10
the denuuciations. of extremists, North ian
South, on this vexed question. They, ma
rest assured that their course Does not NEE
the approval Of the people at large. Inith
healing UP Of adverse, organizations-in tn
overthrow Of the Republicans in most oi tn
States which they have heretofore control
lee, honest men, everywhere, must adm
that the course OF the Administration i
Kansas has made, "a profound impression
and that hencefoEth will be impossible t
rally even respectable number of vote
upon the exploded -'Gies Of 1866. 1t
amazing that the organs, of opposition pol
tics 60 not see that in Withholding, their ,dt
served concentrations of the course of NJ
Buchanan, they are furnishing their ow
friends with an evidence of their own inja
tice.-PreSS.
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From Was6iligtoEi.

WASHINGTON, Oct. I9.--Information has
been received from the South to the effect
that General Walkers expeditions, one to
leave New Orleans and the other Calves
Ton, had been delayed in caansequshse q the
financial Ppressufe, and; they would hot leave
before the first of November. They do
not expect TO rneet'with serious, i any, op.
position from the Federal authorities. They
pr6pose TO land at some point off the Costa
Rican coast ON the Atlantic, and then march
on to San Jose, the capital OF that Repub'
lie, which can be reached in two days
Their calculation is, that when 1t is captur'
ed the entire country will be in their pos
session. The aggregate force will be from
1900 to 1000 men, So.
| "A letter, from. Captain Hudson to the Ma
Wy department says that the Niagara wouli
begin to discharge her cable, on the 9Th inst
| The President, to-day, resumed bis resi-
ldence at the White House.
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Admtnistratrix Sale.

IN PURSUANCE .of an Order of Sale
i iasded bS tRs Probaie Court OF Portage county and
State Of Ohio, apd to me directed, shall expose at
subtle sale on theprenises, :,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p NJ of said day. the following described real estate:
Situate in the of Nelson COUNTY OF Portage,
and State of Ohio, known as being part Of Eot No.
Eastcosner Of said lot, l05i bet High street and
~ feet H Main street, and running back by lnes
To be sold subject to tile dover Interest and home.
stead exemption of Eevana Hunt therein:i. -,
Appraised at SS6 90 LEVANA HUNT,
Adm'x. of John T. Hunt decd,
CANT OF tss7 T4w ~ -
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF TIE SEASoA
GToCe7@Ie9.

HF.. all kinds Usually required for family
" use, and We tax sp!cu5ure IN ing tfor knOw
Il TO 6StEne) that Es are ceiling good Tea Green
ana Bf6ckTfq1 50 Cents ter Id. any of our neigh
bop and the OF those who have tried both, think
ours fFa LEEEtE better, and therefore buy It, 10Y
couRsE.nr'i
COFFEE, frAt-rate article Of Rio. can also be had
OF at the low price Of one shilling pound, bet
ter and more clean article than possibly be found
any other store in Portage county price, but
of course we would rather have our citizens
JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES !
In these mattets, and by trying ofour Tea and
Coffee, think they will not hesitate in saying at
once, that the place 10 get the worth of your money
IN full is at the Cash aud Ready Pay and One Price
Store Of COFFIN & PINNEY.-
| Nav %, 1857.
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save your EycsigIlt.

.N H. SOLOMONSON. Scientific and
IN Practical opsciaa, No l6s superior street, near
taeles are made from the thoieeAf CikYsT Ais and
PEB BBLES, ground and polished by himself and war
fanted 10 purity and durability The sghk ~ their
use 10 At once preserved and restored. II
Alse on hand, . splendid assortment OF Optical,
MathematieAl and Rhyseal instfumonts a Nholesals
prices. ~ sS ! y 81 - " " y Il NJ fss
N. III. eOLuMONsoNs
Aug. Is, 'ss-Iy rfopYisiaF ofOptsai lnzlilnts.
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New. store and New Goods.

He Subscribers have fhe pleasure Of in
forming the citizens Of Portage county, that they
ave received, and now opening, large md wen
elected stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Ladies' and Chidrens Shoes, &C., &C.,
vince the most skepticaI tina. cur ecash md Ready
Pay Stor5!fs the Pfaee TO buy all 81 the above
mentioned goods, at very low agpFgs. >
COFFIN 81 FTENEY,
April a. 1851. No. Pbenix Block.
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ONE PRICE, CASH AND READY PAY

I
" SToRE.-Just opened, beautiful lot of plain
and printed Lawns, plain and printed Jacconetts,
plain and plaid Bereges, Summer POplins and Tis-
Sues plsin coiored and printed Brilliants etc., etc.
Also, striped, plaid and plain Dress silks, Of the
latest styles ofcolor and Raten large lot of choice
black Silk-sonis very cheap. Broche, Stella plain
and printed Gashpeie and black SILK shawls; long
and square, plain apd embroidered White Grape
shaw' Plain . snS figured % re- ChaliiesIsGm. y new Pa.
shillings. Also, rich assortment Of Dress Trim
mings and Bonnet Ribbons, and in fact all the differ
ent kiRds Of goods that be found NJ any store in
this county. Intending to do n strictly Cash and
Ready Pay business, we have marked our goods ac-
cordipglE, md at lower agures thar we or any pno
else cod do we're obliged 70 give long credits
our stock. Ladies' and gentlemen in want of any
kind of Dry Goods or Groceries, will find they can
save money By calling at No. Ph@nix Block.
:, COFFIN e. PlNNEY.
+.%An kinds of farm produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest market prices.
Rnvannns A nHil q lR51
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e. G.. RUSSELL,

sion and Ornamental Painter and Glider. Carved
letter. furnished 70 order. Stencil plates OF any de-
sired pattern cut with neatness and dispatch. Shop
one IuIidlng west ofthe Democrat once, up stairs.
Oct. 20. ~ a8l5sHs ~ sfEi.9 iFs A
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. III. TUBES.

VIII be In attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, ,Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day until O'Clock, p. M, November 4th aud 5th.
Akron, Empire House, Tuesday, November Sd, ..
Warren, National Hotel, Wednesday, Nov. IIth.
Cleveland, American House, Monday, and Tuesday,
Fop cansTltation upon all diEeasss OF the Throat
Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowes, Kidneysand;
sIseT s.G D6Sps
Fever, Fits, Impurities of the hlood, Enptons, Can
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties of long standing
comnlaints, both external and Internal.
For some ten yeass Dr.. T. has devoted his entire
time chronic diseases, treating thousands annually
many Of WHOM had Exhausted every other resources
within reach. In mineral other pOisoas
nor does hemake sick to make nell, or tear
donn to Mid up. Tho medicines can he taken with
By GSs %o., T, 1GS
diet and exercise. Many have covered under the
treatmentafer fendsand physicians had given up all
be furnished invaids however reduced and dsspsir
ing are invited call, ,d may be assured that no en-
couragement will be given or expense incurred with
out corresponding prospect of recovery.
PHTHlsIc OR ASTHMA. e ! NJ
The statement given this month will he read with
deep interest by all who have endured the
BILE horrors OF 4 sthma. ESPECIALLY DOES II rommend
itself 10 those Who have believed that treatment may
relieve: but cannot cure; - !" =, : t,nrv y Ii
ES,e. 9FSsisTa S1I JSs @
ell with PhttiS o, Asthma. My f6other, before me
suffered with'tt same disease. As grew older II
were protrasted and severe especially so dur np
the winter sea- on. At all times, little more tina
ordinary exertion caused violent oppression in
brcathinEA 80.
While the pd+oSisns lasted there was distressing
cough, and constant agohizfbg Struggle for breath
beng al times apparently upon the verge of sufoca-
ton. Very little sleep could be obtained. at such
times and that little while sttingin my chair. Two
years ago MAS, induced by The statement ota lady
whom you curedjp Aitbma, to make one more trial.
had little faitE That time, partly becadse had
so often been disappointed. and partly because other,
said could not getwell. The treatment was pursued
under circumstances most unIayorable, having the
relieved of ali symptoms OF Asthma but Of ali othe
affections accompanying, have cough now
breathe freely, rest well and have good strength
Yours truly, susanna w. QUAINTANCE.
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NRIED APPLES .4-25o 900 pounds Of
IL Dried Apples wanted for which the hishes
market price will be paid Ii goods. Y,
Oct. 8, 1857 sTREAroR, DAILY & co.
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Sh0e1lkkafs Wanted.

3 OR. good hoqds can find good seat Of
= wofHtcGKi p,l ,lStoga, and Bat work. by applying
sb6n to the subscriber at his Boot and Shoe Store in
Ravenna. J. GILLIS.
Raysnna Sent. %. 1857. 7-3ws
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PRENfISS, HOPKINS 4 COMPANY,

RANK PANIC NEARLY oVER-But
IL not SO the rush for New Goods at our store. EN.
erybody seems to be coming and we are bap 10 say
wehave goods enough for just that ndmpcr. We have
just fled Che OLD store chuck full of and desira
BILE FallAnd Winter Goods, and thou after shaking it
down, lNe'have added ,maghif fceht stock of Ready
MADE! Ctothlng Good styles ind we'll 'ihaUe; ana We
dent tcke of our hats to any body On low %prfb-s"
Cheap Gooos.
Oet2s. PRENTIsS. HOPKINS 4. Co.
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MORE SURENsONS /! |
I,,po;aaa ;, ;ls Meeting gfts People.

A T the earnest solicitations Of my friends
n fhave suspended the further sale OF Summer
CIoth lg, and have hand the best assOrtme nj
~ all and Winter Clothing offered in the eoun-
~. AZ meeting OF the people, Il decided heees-
sary for the safety Of all. iht they should keep cool
until each should secure winter supply.
large and varied assortment Of OVercoats,g ,gt
NUMBER 8 PEGNIx Block.
B4st stock OF Dress Goats ln town. Velvet, plush,
,iIk satin und cloth Vesis-all styles and prices.
Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising shirts
(pIaIn and faney,) collars, cravats, Handkerchefs
gloves, &c. &C. Also, Trunks and Satehels-ehesI
AT No. PHGNIX BLOCK.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

''. The subscriber has just received his Fall
stock Of Black, blue, Brown, French and English
BIpadeloths of superior quality. Also, Black and
FAney Cassimsres Of the neatest and most
patterns. Also, full assortment Of VestIngs Of ali
Kinds; the recherche" Velvet Vestings may be
found at my store, also Silk and Satin The repu-
atiOp Of my cutting department 10 fully established,
being competent 10 suit both old and young.
October B, 1857 CHAS. GREBNFlELDER.