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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-05

pointed under the laws Of this State upon
giving security for the costs which may
accrue in such actions, in the same way
other non.residents are obliged 10 do under
the laws Of this state. All applications
for the sale Of real estate by guardians to
minors who live out Of the state, shall be
made in the county in which the land is
situate or, II sItnate in more Conntles
than one, then in one Of the counties in
which part of such real estate is situate;
an additional security shall be required
from such guardian or guardians, when
deemed necessary, and such as may be
approved by the probate court Of the
county in which such application is made.
Sec. 33. When any guardian has died
or may hereafter die, before the settlement
in court of his or her guardianship account
it shall be the duty Of the executor or
administrator of such guardian to settle
up said account in the same manner such
guardian ought to have done; and any
person having any interest in the settle
ment of such account, ar the court by
whom such guardian was appointed, Of
its own motion, may by citation to be
issued, returned and proceeded upon
according to the provisions Of the act
which may then be in force for the settle.
ment Of decedents' estates, compel such
settlement to be made by the administra-'
tor or executor Of any guardian dying or
having died as aforesaid. The executor
or administrator making such settlement,
shall be allowed such compensation for
the same, as the court with which the
settlement is made shall deem reasonable.
Sec. 81. When any unmarried woman
who has been or may be appointed guar
dian Of any minor, shall marry, such
marriage shall not Of itself determine the
guardianship of such woman and the
probate court Of the proper county shall
appoint another guardian for such minor,
to which last named guardian all the estate
of such minor shall, on demand, be de-
livered up by such former guardian and
she shall forthwith render her guardian
ship account to the court from which she
received her appointment, for final settle
ment.
Sec. as. The probate Judge Of each
county shall cause to be printed, in PAM
phlet form, such number G copies Of this
act as be may deem necessary, and he
shall furnish to every person by him
appointed guardian one Of said copies,
and such guardian shall pay to said judge
the actual cost thereof.
Sec. SO. The act entitled, An act for
the appointment of guardians, passed
February 6, 1924; the act to amend the
same, passed March 0, 1895 the act TO
amend the first mentioned act, passed
March 7, l542 also the act to amend
the first mentioned act, passed February
%, l846, be and the same are hereby
repealed: Provided, however, that the
repeal of said acts shall not affect any
acts done, or rights acquired, or any suit,
action, matter or proceeding, commenced
and pending under the same or either of
them. or in pursuance thereof.
Sec 81. This act shall take effect on
the first day Of July next.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April u, 1858.
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JOHN F. OLIVER, Secretary.

EY- Few are aware how frequently
Publishers are compelled to insert among
their advertisements, statements which
they can neither sanction or believe.
A pleasant exception 10 this disagreea-
bic necessity are the advertisements Of
DR.. ]. G. AYERS Cherry Pectoral and
Pills, which will be found in our columns.
We have published for him before, and
always with the feeling that in so doing
we in no wise lend ourselves to deceive
or mislead the public, for we have had
indisputable proof that his words are
strictly true, with abundant reason to
believe that his medicines will do all they
promise, and all that can reasonably be
expected from any medicine. His Cherry
Pectoral is too well known in this com.
munty to need any commentator from
us, and his pills we are credibly inform
ed are not inferior to his pectoral. PRO.
vidence, r. /. Mirror.
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Labor and prudence relieve us from
three great evils-vice want and Incidence.
A desire to resist oppression is implan.
ted in the nature Of man.
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IT is estimated that at least seventy
thousand head of cattle were sent from
Ohio in 1857, TO the three cities, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Onesquare II lines orIess, l insertion. 81 ,UU
, g" "g I" 2 49,. 1875
q 81 ID "a 3 81" 15O
Every subsequent insertion,. ...... 80. ...9lA
One column per year. ar,.................10 .10O,0 90
Professional and business cards per year.. 500
When there is no contract made and the mum.
Der of insertions is not marked on the cards OF
advertisements at the time they are handed in
for publication, they will be continued in until
they are ordered out. and charged by the square
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AVENBRABLE Cow.-Mr. Robert Stin-
son Of Big Beaver township is the owner
Of COW 80 yers old, and the mother of
ss calves. II any person in the country,
or out Of the country. possesses more
remarkable animal than this one, we hope
he will report the fact.-[Beayer (Pa,)
Argus. sar \
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AUDrToR's OFFICE, JEFF. Co. J

April 20, 1000.
0F I hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are correctly copied from the copies
certified to me by the Secretary of State.
Is. LOWE. Auditor of Jeff co.
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SUPERCEDED IN COMMAND. Col John.
son, who has been superseded in his COM
mand of the Utah expedition, notwith.
standing the eminent pruduce and judge
ment he evinced in the critical position
to which be was pushed forward, unsup-
ported and unprovided, by an imcompe-
tent administration, is Kentuckian, and
said to be a warm PERSONAL friend of
Senator Crittenden's We learn that it
is The current topic Of remark al Wash.
ington, and it is also affirmed in the
Kentucky papers that he has bsen super
seeded because Of Senator Crittenden,s
opposition TO the Leconpton villainly.--
1t was thought to be the most pointed
mode in which Mr. Buchanan could man
ifest his chagrin. and thus brave officer
suffers for the anger Of the President at
opposition to his cherished project ofsub'
DUNG Kansas, and extending slavery
CSt. Louis Democrat.
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRaPH
Congressional.
Debate on the Kansas Bill Report of


Debate on the Kansas Bill Report of
The Conference Committee.
Senate.-April 30.-The considera.
tion of the report Of The Conference Com
mit.ee on the Kansas bill was resumed,
and addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Broderick and Seward. Before Mr. Sew.
ard had concluded, Mr.. Bigler announced
that the bill had passed the House,
Considerable sensation was manifested
on the galleries and the floor. Mr.. Sew.
ard resumed, saying that the announce
ment caused him no discouragement. 1t
was but little matter, practically, whether
it was the last defeat or the first victory.
After some discussion as to points Of
order, the vote on the question was taken
and resulted as follows: Yeas 81, nays
%. The Senators generally voting the
same as previously.
Mr.. Hunter moved that the Senate
recede from the amendments to the def
ciency bill, which was carried without
debate by rs against 81.
The Senate then adjourned.
House.-The consideration of the re.
port Of the Committee Of Conference on
the Kansas bill was resumed.
Mr.. Bonham, Of S. c., moved the pre-.
vious question.
Mr.. Grow, Of Pa. moved. but the
House refused 10 order a call of the
House.
The demand for the previous question
was seconded. During roll call the House
was unusually quite. The result on
adopting the Kansas report was, yeas liz,
nays 1903. Yi4s6
Mr.. English moved to reconsider the
vote by which, the report was agreed to,
and to lay that motion on the table.
Mr.. Washburne, Of ILL.,, demanded the
yeas and uays on that motion. which was
agreed to, and the motion was adopted
by lib against 100.
A message was received from the Senate
containing an announcement of the con-
currence Of that body in Committe Of
Conference on the Kansas bill.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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One dollar and fifty cents in advance.
Two dollars within six months.
Two dollars and fifty cents at the close Of
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The True AMERIcAS is published every
Wednesday. in Steubenville, Jefferson county,
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
THE BXILRSOP FLORIDA.
BY JOSHUA R. olDDINos.
ILLUSTRATED WITH SIX FINE eNeRAyInes.
One Volume, Isn,o. 3a0 pp. st,o0.

This work will portray, with eminent ability.
the crimes committed by our Government
against the AarOons who fed from South Car.
nlina and other slave States. seeking protect.
ion under Spanish laws. 1t will also show tho
bad faith exercised towards tho Indians Of
florida, and be found to present true view Of
the lons'iought FLORIDA WAR.
The object Of the work is to operate upon
'he political morality Of the country, by call
ing forth the sympathes and mo raj feelings o I
ths people: and Il condemnation Of the tyran.
ny OF the Executive and its supporters should
commend II TO tho attention ~ every Ameri.
can citizen.
The long and distinguished services. bjeh
personal character, and known ability Of tho
writer, will be 4 sufficient guaranty ofits mer.
It's.
The Washington correspondent of the New
YORK Erenhg Post, who Examined some Of the
advance sheets, saws:
81 have examined II with Pleasure and in.
structon. The work will prove a valuable
history or important events which will un.
ldouItcfly he passed OVER by those who claim
10 ho the historians # the country, either in
lcNnhSqucnct "ftIe peculiar Institution which
II concerns. or because they have not the IA.
elites "!acluirine infurmaii on on the subject.
Tn any other man than Mr.. Gidincs, the sub.
i-ct OF n, Spanish M.r'"ns or Seminole slaves
lwuud h' 'rme e. u.I,IcX aud f,nutr. PERHAPS
here has been II" ject which he has more
thoroughly investigated IN tbe course Of his
public duties. nor any that he cuinprehe nd
ncttur than this. The book will ,",rra vast
deal If important Information beside, that of
wh ch II ls the special object nf the author to
treat The character oi OSssoll, As dcliuea a
1y the pen of Mr. .Gddines, Is grand TO contt IN
plate. HIS parrn,age, marriage. romantic Ito
aud noble death. MAKE up "a must thrilling and
instructive chapter III tie w"lk; ana xhilc H. o
ShuIe is Produced IN the usually earnest, clear
and concise style vi the author. II is also beau
tihcd with "a romance n,"rr charming han can
be gathered ir'm the world Of nciiOn."
ss- Agents wanted IN every county in tho
United States.
ful.l.Err, FOSTER 4 CO., PrBLisHrxs.
5oa'nai budding, Coip-bus, Ohio.
M 81
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oRAFrGNsgRo
FAMILY MEDICINES.
RETAIL pRfCFN

ilsrsosD, Trumbull CO., o.,
March, !, 1851.

ioDt.
] hereby ceftifythst lihsve been dealing
IN the 0faGrnberg Medicines for the past
yrai, and can truly say that | have never Of
feted any medicines TO the public that have
net with the more decided appfobaton Of
the people than these, particularly the Pills
and Catholiron. They will readily prtivtm
all and more than is promised for them. |
have sold about dfiy bottles Of the Cn,holi.
con the past season, and hear the best ne.
cults IN every case.
J. II. c. JOHNSON, Med. AIT.
Read what Or. Bushnell says of the Graf.
fenberI Medicines. Dr. o. is physician of
extensive practice, and one fihe most sue.
eesslnl in the county tTumbull) IN which
he res deS
II HAsTrosp. Trumbuli CO., o.
II Marcn Z, 1851.
This cefti6es that have used the Graf.
fenbefg Pills aud Mstshalrs Catholicon,
sold here by J. u. e. Johnson, in NV prac
uce, To my entire satisfaction. They at.
good medicines.
On. O, W. BUSHNELL.
Wssr BsproRo, Cosbocion co.,
May IL, 1857.
Mr. II. b Kingsley--Sir: have been sell
ing the medicines Of the Grafrent cry Com.
pany for the last ten years, and have invaii.
ably found them'to give good satisfaction.
and the Pills I,have sold TO a great many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee
and with my ttade they have become q sta
pie article. Marshalrs Uterine Catholicor
Is medicine that has done a grea, amour,
of good IN female diseases. One lady sold
1t to. told me that she had received Ior,
good ftom one bottle than she did from 4
long couise Of medical treatment by a.,
most skillful physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
For sale by
II. q. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
General Agent for Ohio
Also by
A. LANGwoRTHY, Pindlsy:
ISRAEL GREEN.
HlPKlNS & CO., Gilboa;
". l.. HELLER& CO., Van fIurer
SCilR0CK 4 CORBIN, vsnluc;
q. s. MOSuER. Arlington;
b. u. BARNEY 4 CO., McComb.
I Match 10, 1857. .--6m.
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Sewing Machines.

'V'ilE undersigned has been sppo nted Aeen,
for the sale Of Singers Sewing Machines
and is prepared to supply Clothiers. Sad
diers, Shoe Establishments, and private fam
lies with such machines
AZ the Manufacturrr'a Lowest Rates.
These Machines are coming into very gen.
eral use. and are admitted to be very deci
ied improvement on anything Of the kline
previously offered to the public.
FISpLAy, March 10. S. A. SPEAR.
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.,,A,sssSt: .: ,selsa. enc rrs.,.,s.. e.,


4Ek-- 49, -2-----s>-----
CiresAss.scA ksses Cs.cs,
n 0esssAl Barnes wss not pos
sssssAsN4vsfgpespsrior lcgsl attain
msGn, yet. - q lawyer. b. had thc
Is: .saeiss 's'Ris.s'ss we're q. .i,s II,
them in vi, vA,rs. We have hand.
sone illustration Of this talent in u
letter to q isend. i's '
A rough country,nan walked into
the Office Of Gsnsrnl Barnes, ono
day. aud teeaH1,is application. OF
"Ccnctal Barues. | have como io
got your advice IN n case that is
giving n some trouble"
"What is ti,e nattcr:"
.Supposo, now, said the client,
"thAl,6 6SnAf lad onSspripg OF water
on l,Ia land, anil his ntiyiibor living
bclnW him was to- builI dan, acros.
a creek running through botl, their
tarms, and II was to bnek the water
up into the other mans spring, what
ought to he doncl'
"Suo him, cir; sue him. by al ]
means" ssid the General. who al.
ways became excited In proportion
to the aegrayation OF bis clients. -
you can recover heavy damages,
sir, and the law will make him pay
well for it. Just give me the case,
and III bring tho money from him;
and il he hasn't a great deal Of pro.
pcrty. Il will break him up, air."
But stop. Generally cried the ter.
flied applicant for legal advice; "it's
me that built the dam, and it's neigh
tor Joncs that owns tho spring, aud
he has threatened to sue mo-"
The keen lawyer hcsitstcd Q mo-
mcnt before he tackled his ship, aud
kept on.
.Ah! Well, sir, you say you bull,
. dam across that creek, what sort o,
q dam was that, sirl'', }
ut was o mill dam"
~ mill dam for grinding grain
was itl' askcd the General.
"Ycs. it was just that"
"And it's Q good ;ncighborhood
mill, is it notl--a public convent
encci' ... ......
$50 tits sir. and you may well so,
So"
snAnd dll your ncighbors brin,
THAR GRAIN there tn Ia, o,nunl IL,
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NoTiCh Is hereby given that there will be
~ a petition presented TO the Comm IS oner rs
OF Hancock county, Ohio, at their regular
meeting Ia juno, for county road, described
as follows: Commencing at tile county line lie.
tween Hancock and Hardin counties; thence
north ON the section line between sections 81
and 81, IN township two south, range IL; theme,
north on said line between sections ~ and 81
to tho north line Of said section, and there Ter
inmate. MANY PETITIONERS.
April II, 1858.
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lsuardi,luss Sule.

ae euhSut"h'NShIe.
AbrAham Grst1s, t;uardIaHi ~
oftho Infant heirs NJ John
NllIer, deceased. .oss4 p,oAo,, co,,,
sarah Ann Miller, Emily @Ha"eoek Co,
Miller, minor heirs of John o"io'
Miller deceased, and Ruth
IlYvir,ug II AN ordyr IRON, lhc Probate conr,
ID within aud for the county oi Hancock. i'm
Tue state "f Ohio, IA me directed, | will 0hrr
iur sale at public vcndie, al tho duur of the
Court House, IN the tuwn uf findlay, In said
Hancock county, on Saturday, the 5th day uf
Juia, 4. u. 1858, between tho huuts of ten
,'ch'ck, u. M. and four o'clock, y. IN. OF that
day, ths following roal estate belonging tp the
lnfant hsirs ~ John Miller, deceased, and tor
the benefit VI said hers. to.wit; The south west
quarter Of the south west quarter nf section
thiTteen, containihg forty acres Of land; and
the ssst part vf the south east quarter OF the
lsouth-eASt quarter OF section ivurteen, con.
taiuing seveI acres and my huIidrodlhs vf an
1ore of Land: alsu ~ much VI tho north iatt of
the east frHrtivn II section twenty. three MS
les nrth hf the road leading fram Uppor Ban.
dusky, Ohio. to findlay, Ohio, and south OF this
above dascriDei iauds--all In township one
north. range eleven exat;--contxiuing in all
forty-eigh acres Of land, moro or less; --ap.
praised al 3Jt0,00.
Tknks or BALE;-Ono.third cash In hand, and
the balance In two equal annual payments,
WIN interest from date. 10 bs secured by
mortgage on tbs preIpiseJ,
ABRAHAM CRADLE. Guardian
VI tiio infant heirs OF John Miller, deceased.
n<lHE rrfA 4
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BEEF! BEEF! BEEFM!

V'liE undersigned has opened BUTCHER
L SHOP, in Hyatt's BuildiJg. nearly opposite
III. Court House, where he always keeps
on hand an excellent quality Of fRloIl MEAT.
lia would respectfully invite his former Gus
iom"rs and as ntny ulhcTn as feel disposed, tc
test his ability I" accummu date them, L. give
him call. DO they wish BEEr.sTEAKs. he has
the very article Ia siit their taste. Du they
prefer ROAST. he can supply wants III thi,
~ RAY, they will not be d sappuinted. unless
they al, "slrak at oncu."
April ., iSjs. A. kARG.
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To TEACHERS.

TtHE Board of School Examiners, foI
Hancock county, will hold q session
for the purpose Of examining teachers, al
the Union School, room. in Findlsy, on the
hrstSnturday ofJanuary and the first Satur.
day Of February, and the first and third Sat.
urdays OF every month thereafter, commen nc.
ing at ten until further notice be given.
W. X. LEONARD,
CLERK. of said Board.
Findiay, Jan. Q, 1857.
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REALESTATE AGENCY
A chance to Dispose Of Lands and Real
Estate in General.
ElNQLAY. OHIO.
j. j. Blecher, Dentist,

(hSpECIFCLLfa announces I" the citizcis
~ OF findlay, and Hancock county, that he
has removed to tho front room. over Hyatt s
store entrance ~ the Hall, ono door north OF
The store. lie II prepared to Inert Taoth. on
Gold silver, Uutta Pcrcha, and Pivot. De.
cayed Teeth Filled or Extracted. He has also
purchased tho right Of Inserting Teeth OH Per
cciain II is solid block Of work, and will
boar m"rc hard use in the mouth, without the
liability Of the Teeth breaking OF tho Plate, -
Thero are no joints or crcvices in tho gum, OF
between the teeth and plate for the Iodgm.p,
81 particles OF food, or secretions Of the mouth.
They will not corrode, or becoms ,,Ions,vo'
being made entirely OF Porcelain, can lie fitted
more perfectly To the mouth than any other
Kind Of work, and offered At about one half the
usual price OF Teeth set on Gold. Persons de-
s'rOus ct having work done, will please call and
examine specimens. j. j. BIECUER
ia Is, 1858
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Lime! Lime! Lime!

NTEuavr rented j. tLainbrrlins sloI G quar-
w y miles south nf findlay, un I'll.
u, uriontalhe road, and have just burnt "a Kill
II lime. which is for sale. We intend To kcri
constantly "n hand during tho coming season
lime. paving. stone, and stone for Nc Adlmlz ng
which We will sell cheap.
CHARLES \ AaOs TwISISG.
Marrh gi ls5s.. TIN
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Bsneroienf fnsfifution, ssfd6fshed BY special en-
do1cmtnf for The relief Of the sick and disfrssssd,
obfcf<d 'cih piruienf and Epidemte diseases.
lTW al persons rf1cted with Sexual Diseases.
IL such as aPRRMATORnHHA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE 0ONORRHTA,
t'LEsr, Srrnitis, the Vice II OsAsisx, or sgLv
ABusE, &c., &C.,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of tho aw.
fol destruction of human lilo, caused by Sexual
diseases, and tho deceptions practisgd upon the
unfortun,te victims u Quaoks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, Ms q
charitable act worthy oftheir name, to open n
Dispensary for the treatment Of this class RI
diseases, IN all thoir forms, and IN give Medical
Advice gratis, To all who apply by lotter, with
Ia description OF their condition. (age, occupa.
ton habits Of life, &C.. and in cases Of extremo
poverty, 70 rcHSisH ArpIc1ss FREE Op CHARGE
II Is needless TO add that thp Assocjation com.
mands the highest Medical ak Uf tho age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
ment.
The Directors, on u review Of the past, feel as
sured that their lahors In this sphere of bencv.
olent effort, have been Of great bennft TO the
afflicted, especially to the young, and they have
zeal to this very important but much despised
cause.
Just Published by tho Association, a Repor,
on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice of Onanism, Masiurbation or Self Abuse,
and other Diseases Of tho Sexual Organs, by the
(in sealedlctter envolnpe,) PREF OF cnARc. Z, on
receipt VI TWO sTAMrs for postage.
Address, Tor Report or treatment, DIR. GEoRoE
Il. CALnors. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation, No. 2. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
Pa. By order tho Directors.
EZRA u. HEARrWELI., Prendsnt.
Gro. FARcniLp, Sscrefdry.
Doc. 4, ls57.--lv.
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FU N T. II A LIS .

FU Il H a ES.
THE undersigned have procured an er.
cellent Hesrse, and will, therefore, be en-.
abled heresfter not onlyto make coffns, bu'
alsote attend funerals on the shortest no
tice.
No Charge
win be made for attending funerals. ant
satisfaction will be warranted, both as il re
gard the style and price Of cofins.
~ Dom tforget the place, one door cas-
o. Henderson's block, on the south side o
Ra'Road street @. w. PARKER,
J. X. CLARK.
Pindlay, o., Dec. 81. .'55-tf.
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The work is beautifully printed and hound,
and is as large ~ The books that sell for $l.25;
hut rs We mean To sail ~ least ONE HrSDIEp
rnOrsASr curiys. through agents, We have
made the retail price only ONE DOLLAR.
A SAMPLE cory of the book will be sent
by mail, postage paid, on receipt of the price,
and our private circular to Agents, with terms,
&c. Address ". DAYTON, Publisher.
NJ. - Ann street, New York.
April 80. ls5S.-3n.
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BOors AND SHOES.

o1ha uIhE subscribers take this met hod
R0 - announcing to the citizens ol
- illrand vicinity. tina, the,
have opened boot and shoe manufactory
where all who may wish ar ything thisline
are respectfully invited to call They will
keep on hand, also, all kinds Of read made 4
work, from the best eastern manu- nufactories,a al
Of which they will sell cheap for Cash
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular At
teRtion paidto the manufacture ofcalf boot
and shoes, from the best French and Amer
lean stock, oil of which they will warrant te
give entire satisfaction.
Pleas call and examine our work, as We
are always happy to wait upon cnstomers
Repairing done on short notice.
MITCHELL 4 FIRMlN.
May 9,'66-tt.