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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

.....- Hope Glass Works.
WE have just Glass Business, the
w Walls and fottles green and black. We
thebest of that can be hadln the country
are confident cF giving sahsfaetIon The Glhss can
be L-d al PttsIyE priees. ~ HAHN, ,SAHHER& & CO.,
GEORGE pEITS,
- ttslfsli-f.'- lt- IS . 49, Doing the business.
MartiurzIsie. Bshnout Co.. Ohio Jan! a3sue q
TIILLBGSTRR HAT--Jnst recsiFei and forsRle gl=
u jze2E l1II sl,g -.a--,s 8 D. lIAstPttS s so
@ U9lIER CAPS-A tine RSsortIns mt just rscsived-
- i-2R - %1a-- g. n. HARPER SONS.
II 4DlEs' GlPANsI5 Is sSIRTs 's rhppt1f Reeds ss1t
Rests, pztentl Fancy Baskets, Per-
uery Soaps Brushes &c kinda, Away hand e6gnp
or sEth- pel9l PATEE ] CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
NUMBER

ThahkfuIfor the liberal patronage heretofore extend
wesoliclt a continuance OF theBaIns. I'D
myI -MeoLALLENs, KNOX &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
ODD FELLOWS D1RECroRY

VirgIninR Lodge No, SS.-Neets every Thursday
evening atthe Hall Market and Quincy street
JANIS NJ. HALF, n. a.i B. n Carr. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

The excitement preceding the great aghi between Tom
Hycr and Yankee Su.lN about nine years
que~iunahy great hu those processing to b. fully
quancd with sporting circles al the present time assert
that tho approaching between John Morrssey and
John Hrrnan alias the Beaicia Boy, casts the former
affair fsf INTO The shade Probably les than 500 900,
IN the form q bcnc. NJ stake the issue Of this
pgz- ing encounter In aid to the honor OF wearing
..,he holt the united stakes Of the amount
a. Opo III sum has been paced IN the hants Of
thu stakeholder. saturday last their rcpres
,es met this city toss for the choice OF the battle
ground In the articles Of agreement the place o contest
Wa De Canadano, nearer than seventy I've miles to
Fortune has favored Morrssey and he has chosen ground
souieW here Canaf,. eighty miles from Buffalo. The
% the place has M, yet TRANSFERRED in order TO
keen the authorities of the province from preventing the
mill Now ihetandng the patrons q the ring will learn
~ about Buffalo the evening preceding the affair
Biao therefore. the rendezvous. Steamers a. be
There chartered 10 transport the fancy" Lake
rc md Tic tickets for the voyag" said to be fixed at
reasonable tariff % enable al who wish 10 witness the
contest opportunity q being present
The Albany Kntcketa.kyr saws the fgin between
Mprr ssey aud icenan comes Oh week from next Wed
nesdsS. Aiarty from Albany intend n hc present. To
cump'cic arrangements They had meeting talk
enc gentleman. inst returned from New York,
informed The meeting that DC Ind interview with Joe
tobUFn Tuesday. aud learned from him the reason he
gave w training the Benca Bow thai he struck
such tremendous blows that h. would groom
~ q trip hammer. tohurn allows that lernan will
break Morrisseys neck the third round an thus finish
~ the light eight minutes. tohurn says on one thing
the Buicia BOY 70 ose the battle and that y,
atoo much confidence or too lttlc pluck. lie has the
power and science h. says, ~ whip a regiment of
binary men. aud oil before breakfast. From all this ID
will be seen that Coburn has very exalted opinion ~
Heenan should the Bencla Boy whip Morrissey we un.
dcrsnd tina, Aaroa Jones Will take him England FOR
the purfosc Of lighting Tom Sayres The Champion Jones,
tho world, AMI could, he pleased whip yard fnll Of
wud eats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

DEATH on oSE OF SsroLFoSs SOLDIERS.


vi IANphciw. veteran of the armies Of the first Va
pocon. died the parish q s, John the Baptist, Tho
2pih ult aged 81 years Previous u death the old
soldier gsvc The following account Of hs exploits
a sergeant Al the Military Ivccum n H1rdraux NJ the
age seventeen IN 1905 entered the Tenth regiment
The hue started With ave hundred conscriAs for the
depot ~ Bouogne n RnaEhe. aud IL TIC enA ~ three
vcck wcrr cent y DC fyro then the theatre Il war
W. then despatched o. Venice where Eua,ne Beau
hsrnai- NrHpy ~ Ray. wa then busy forming his
guard ~ grt nairfs and volt 4enrs hvc hundred strong
Thence marched % Maple. al then 10 AlbruzN and
Caabrii W. tDpS fort hv assault md ssxei on the
enemy Tag. fof thu Cen Avri appointed me o. q lieu
Tenancy aud gate tie rbboa ~ he Legion 81 Honor
the Hc.d u battle. W. proceeded 1, Rcgup. snd
then sent by fca ~ CrfW, where rembnei vi
barracks months Here the order reached rs 70 20
Anrona. where ten housan1 Enr'lsh we're encampcd.
We took po.scss ion y mali bill facing the enemy with
on, fonr field pieces We stod TIE English attack
three DAYS against superior forces but We we're Obliged
finally ~ surrender out ~ TX hundred men oals seven
teen u remained alive. w wcre lrs imprisoned on
the slant " Malta W. then pt aboard rrigate
ycnfs from 1909 1874 RESTORED 10 Freedom al tie
restoration rcarued 10 rance presented fnyeal IL The
dcio, u the Twelfth eemcu y The He II Lyons AMI
was sent 10 Bordeaux. ] vent 10 Che may0faly and
showCd nv service pap'r.-ive years of service. two
tampagns FIVE yeaf- 1T npr mt and seven wounds
recevr The battle Geld The soldiers several French
reg rneuts land mine among ihen) were called BY
the government partisans [" B0naparte Brigands The
government OF The restoration assembled ROchcort
nncen hundred IN number and despatched We 20 Guada
lupe Before leaving askedfor my service papers from
ne mavoralty. bit vain ! wa told they were lost.
"a arriving NJ destination The Yscount Dc fardcnoi.
lieutenant General il the Kings ARMIES and Knight ~
the Orders 81 ~ Maurice and ~ lazarus employed
all soldiers and officers together Al engineering works
Government place Ut Basee TeTc The yellow fever came
and out a. the fifteen hundred mon only six remained
Again spared from death received passport author
New orleans whore arrived Janlary - 1916 AMI since
have constantly 80 Jed "a Tia state VI LOUISIANA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15
NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Arrival or the Philadeiphia-One Hundred
and Twelve Persons Killed by the Late
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loss Of Property-De-
cline in the Sugar Markes-lsates OF Ex-
change.
The United States mail steamship Philadelphia, Captain
Harrison rom New Orleans the 5h Havana the sih, and
Key West the 9th instant arrived this port early yes
terday morning.
She has brought sixteen passengers and cargo OF -four
oil, cochincal, tobacco, scgars and fruit
The Philadelphia left the United states mail steamship
Empire City, with the California passengers at Key West
waiting the arrival of the steamship Granada All we'll
The brig George H. Chase bound from New Orleans to
Havana which lost the Colorado reefs the eve
ming Of the 10th ult sunk in seven fahoms water.
In the explosion OF the naval magazine at Havana, which
occurred the Goth ult, half past four O'Clock NJ,
the loss Of lives one hundred and twelve and wound
ed one hundred and twenyeght, far as ascertaned
Loss OF property, one million Of dollars
The sugar market in Havana quiet and declining
buyers Offering for Nos. IL and u, s5ls TO s5as
Stock Of sugar hand 900 boxes last year al the
same date, 1876 900.
Exchange on London 1875 premium; New YORK, AZ to
g. aud New Orleans on short time, to 5h premium,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

(,ANNEL coal DIscHARGING FROM sHir AWE
~ rican, " the FIRST quality and for sale NJ low pt
taken direct from the ship Also ot sale Liverpool orreL
Peach Orchard tchgh aud Broad Mountain coal a. ne loves
market rates HENRy REEVE
Canal aud ceu,rc aul cQrue Jsae aud West IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

A CORNER GROCERY FOR SAIE-ON LEAMNG
N avenue well established and with an excellent tea ana
coffee trade this opportunity worthy the notice OF any
respectable and energetic young man who has oo al ns
Herald Office for week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

RTfFrC1AI. TEETH INSERTED At THE LOWEST
n possible prizes -Ses silver 81 gold So, Cuntnu.
Gus gum plsina. f25 Teeth eytrpcel without pam Once
sq lanai Mercer block west ~ brpNlMay
Dr EAaf,rTvy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

I, WILSON, ~ BOND STREET, OPERATIVE AM
IL. manufacturing dentist would respectfully invite tie II
.u0n 0l persons seeking superior excellence ~ arti a
aeih also every description of arcid celh manufactured
ff ~ pl0fcss 0n short notice. aud "a The very lowest trade
prcra.
II UrEA'S TOoTHACHE RFMEnY-PRTCE ~ cent?
sold Nv ~ HfkA, ~ Prince street aud broad
way is certain, permanent hirmicss remedy Tor The
oothache
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15
RESTAURANTS.

I,yGtreu SADDLE or milton Ann FRIED SOILS
~ for Dinner 10 day. Jugged hare % morrow.
RICH ARDstpN n iiAyTER, ~ Water near Wall
For sale English beef mutton, hberts paftrdges, hares
hcrrngs bacon and ham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY
Il Steamer NETAwORk, every Tuesday. Thursday aud
saturday, frnm pier foot 4 Joy street. North ryct al
o'clock "A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

MILITARY POsTs.--A military post. named Fort
Qutman in honor Of the late General Qutman has been
located the San Diego mail route sixty miles beyond
Fort Davis and at the point where the road first touches
the Rio Grande The posts on this route between San
Antonio and Fl Paso Fort Inge, Fort Hudson Fort
Lancaster, Fort Davis, Fort Quitman, and Fort Bliss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

CARPENTER AND BOX MAKING SHOP FOR SALE
~ Down town, in excellent location long and well estab-
shed good lease OF the building, low rent Apply TO
T. GAFFNEY, 10 Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15
CORPORATION NOTICES.

nFFfCr or RECEIVER or TAxEs, NEW YORK &C.
W ~ 1854 Notice ~ Tsxpayers-I have us day re-
eevc The hooks enabling me % collect the tx ~ s long
dry having occurred would respectfully unon tax
PAYERS the necessity early call AZ this onee The law
c0nrc add pei cont on an taxes remaiung unpaid
WILSON SMALL, Receiver Of Taxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

TNOR SAIE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
the best corner Wholesale and retail liquor stores in
West street opposite several lines OF steamboats, doing good
business well lifted up, a good lease and low rent.
u GAEENEY Centre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15


IDIkNCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street, New York Fssonaby located elegantly fhrnish
cd with every modern improvement and now open or ne
recepun 81 Board 81 day ny be week lower
rates Pubic favor respectfully solicited b. the manage
meEi BLANCHARD MCCLELLAN
(vOTIINS HOTEL,
~ BY STRuCKMAN.
Corner ~ Canal and West streets View YORK.
hotel has been renovated and returnished
throughout and offers superv Inducements " persons
doing business down town v lcae themselves And ifmes
permanently the wintrN is q rooms aud single
RON ~ 81 week The hotel WI ha conducted
aud meals ecrvc ~ All hours ~ The day aud
evening WILLIAM slhbthMAN, ffpprietnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

I,oR sAIE-FURNITURE STORE AND CABINET
shop with stock Of aphosterng materials and the good
SON the carpenter shop lis East Twentieth street.
Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15
TEE LECTURE SEASON.

T,O BE REPEATED-PROF. MATTIsON S LECTURE ON
the comet visible in the western sky viii he
Union chapel of Thirty ninth street and
Broadway this evening ~ o'clock Tickets p cents to be
had a. the door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

DOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION ON
broadway, for refcctory and saloon, with the IL Of
the There stable connected with the premises with
for IA horses Inquire of JOS HUSSON lilo William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

CPORTING.-TflR SUBSCRIBER, HENRY GARDNER
y wishes 10 inform his friends that he has rovcd hrs place
Of business nom lOb William 10 the corner OF broadway
ana foi hlh AMI Forty sv streets fronting on both Forty
nth ana Forty sixth street where dogs Will be taken 90 board
ct ~ per week boarded and trained III ~ 80 per week alp
on hand 9 dogs for sale nf all breeds dogs sold commits
SION. Particular attention paid diseases ~ all kinds
no charge Gardners mango Tor ITS for worms
cure Tor neas for dsenper for cankcr Nuture
No charge Please address Henry Gardner of Broad
way aud Forty sixth street
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-28

Some l,borels engaged in digging a we'll
cn Mr.. Esteli's place on Walnut Ills, yes.
terday at noon met with a serious accident
in the death OF one of their companions nam
cd John OiIerron. ahd the timely rescue Of
another from the SAM fate. The we'll they
had be-, working at was about fly feet
deep, aud having occasion 10 make blast
that day, OH IRON stepped into the bucket
aud was lowered. On reaching the bottom
he immediately si!nsIed them TO haul up,
which was done, aud from the manner in
which he gave the signal, they supposed that
st methi WAS wrong. They drew him up
within ten feet OF the top, when he fell out
Of the tub II is presumed that he was 30
overcome with the foul ar that he could not
retain his hold.
The bucket was drawn up, and one OF his
comp niuns jumped in and was lowered to
ascertain the result of O'Herron'S irjuries
On reac hing the bottom he was overcome
BY tna foul air, and rendered entirely help
less. His comrs des above, somewhat alarm
I'd at having no signals from him, concluded
that he hud met the same (ate. They ran
to the roadside and called Tor assistance
which wus Immediately given. They threw
tire snd water into the we'll in hopes Of yeu
saving them, and third man N lde prepara
ions to descend, and soon as ready was low
cred cautiously. On reaching the bottom
he took the second who had descended int c
the tub, and was hauled safely, with hi'
companion, to the top. His comp,nivn was
bare ly breathing when he reached the top
but the fresh air soon restored him.
He again descended and brought uF
O'Herron, but the vital spark had fed. Il
is astonishing that those engaged in this
business will not take more precautionary
measures when descending into the very
channels of noxous uud poisonous vaPors
as but few moments is necessary, when
vein of this kind is struck, to fill the exca
vn,ion with its deadly atmosphere Ctnc'n
nati Times.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-28

AN EGG WITHIN AN LGG,-On Monday
Mr.. II. L. Sturgett's Brahma hen exerted
herself in an eggs traordinary manner. She
dropped All egg measuring eight inches from
end to end, and six and half inches bout
the middle. But the magnitude Of this egg
is not its greatest feature. Within the ont.
er eheIl there is another perfectly formed
egg--itselfof Of considerable size Louisville
Courier. ...
Our foreman's daughter has small egg
perfectly round, which was found inside OF
another egg, by Master Morgan, OF SAndus.
ky, Erie country, who, one day at breakfast
table, remarked that he would try big egg
at the same time taking famous one from
the dish. On opening II this small rounc
egg dropped upon his plate with the white
and yolk Of the large one.- CIsvsland Her.
| aid.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-28
The Fight for she Cha ,npionshir

BUFFALO, October 81. a O'Clock, P. M.
The fight between Heenan and Morris.
sew commenced at twenty minutes before
four O'Clock this afternoon, On Long Point,
Canada. ..
Eleven rounds were fought, the descrip.
,ion of which is terrible, both combatants
being terribly cut up.
Heenan made objection to the ground
saving that it was not according to the
agreement; but as so many had come to see
the combat, he would waive his objections
and fight. ..-.,
The first round lasted seven minutes, the
fighting being terrible, Heenan throwing
Morrissey, and drawing the first blood.
In the second round Morrissey was again
thrown.
In the third round Heenon was thrown.
On the fourth round both men came up
looking weak, and Morrissey was knocked
SQUARE down by blow from Heenan't
right. ,,.
rounde Heenan was thrown.
In the ninth round both men fought wild
", and fell side by side.
In the tenth round Heenan was knocked
down.
| On the eleventh round Morrissey appear
ed very weak, and was carried to the scratch
Heenan went alone. This was terrnt
round, and at the close Heenan fell faint
ing.
} On the twelfth round Morrissey was car
. ried to the scratch. Heenan was too fu'n
TO come to time, and the battle was accord
, ;nolv declared won by Morr;ssey.
. The eleven rounds were fought in twenty
: two minutes. Both Feenan and Morrisse
, were badly cut, and had to be brought ava
on beds. The fight was witnessed BY abo'
. sO0O nersops, but there was no disturbance
Il ia understood that Heenan offers 10 tigl
Morrissey again for heavy purse.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-28
nrsome days ago several men arriv

nrSome days ago several men arrived
at Hamilton, Iowa, on their return from Ne
braska to Fayette county. They had made
claims in that Territory, Ond were returning
for their families. Needing supplies for
their journey, they hod gone into the store
of Mr.. John Rhodes, where they were en-
gagged in making some purchases while so
engaged one OF them fell to the floor. gasp
ed two or three times, and was no more
Physicians were called, who gave their OPT
nion that he died of rupture of the heart
His name was David Foss. He was about
forty years of age, and to all appearance en-
ioying robust health. He had lived several
years in Wauburn, Fayeite county, where
he had wife and Eve children. 1t wos dif
ficult to realize that the manly form we had
bu. very few moments before seen moving
about in the pride OF health was,now q life
less corpse But II was only another in
stance Of the truth Of the precePt, that .II
( the midst OF life we are in death !" Got
holp and protect his stricken wife and help
less children.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-28
The Trust Company i'm Court

The dissatisfaction, resulting on ell hands |
from the peculiar course of the Trust Com
pany and their inability or unwillingness TO
make any ststement the least satisfactory,
has at last brought on, and very naturally,
too, an application to the Court for an in.
junction against the Trustees and Assign
ees, ordering them to stay further proceed
ings, and asking that Receiver be appoint.
ed. The applicants to the United States
Circuit Court were Messrs. Grant and Bell,
Of London, who. through their couRsel,
Henry Stanbery and N. C. Mclean, asked
for the said injunction, because the Comps |
ny, it is alleged, owes Grant and Bell neSr.
ly $200 900, and other attorneys, whom
those creditors represent, $500 600 or $500.
600. Mesers. Thompson and Nesmith also
represented the claims OF number OF do
mestic CREDITOR.
About ten o'clock, when the Court as.
sembled. Judge Matthews, the. United StateS
District Attorney, moved an adjournment,
as he had not time to prepare defense, q
copy of the bill having been very recently
placed in his hands. ...... .........
Mr.. Stahbery said they were entitled to q
! Receiver, and that as some $4,000 900 were
involved in the matter, the sooner they had
one the better--a point upon which the two
learned gentleman disagreed, and on which
they srgued at some length. Judge Mat
thews denied that the Assi9nees had releas.
ed Ludlow, the New York Cashier, and Mr..
Stanbery doubted that the Trustees had as.
signed for the purpose OF equalizing the cre-
ditors.
f, A. Thompson remarked that he would
IL L 4 -. Is-sz.
between the Assignees and the suitors in
the case, but he had understood the Assign.
ees could net oppose a motion to appoint a
Receiver. He intended to raise the point
whether the assignment Of the Trust Com
puny was good. -.-
After considerable further argument, the
following wus the order OF the Court:
!. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr, SEVENTH
CIRcu:r AND SOUTHERN DIsrRlcT OF Ono
Bell T. Grant vS. Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company et dl.-In chancery.-On
4 motion of the plaintiffs, the Court do order
4 that an Injunction issued to the said Trus
tees and said Assignees, ordering and direct
ing them to stay further proceedings with
respect to the assets Of id corporation, ane
to hold the same subject TO further order o
, this Court, and the application for Receiv
er, is continued until next Saturday.
> JOHN MCLEAN,
r Justice Superintendent U. s. Seventh
Circuit.
q October Is, 1858. H. H. LEAvETT.
. CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION.
o An Injunction had also been asked for i
$ the Superior Court, and both Courts cluim
3 ed jurisdiction. One of the United State
u Deputy MurshaIs took the above order, bu
l. could find only one of the New York Az
j. sgnees. While the Deputy was lookn
II for others of the Aseignees, the County She
d riff, appointed Recei er pro tenn. by the Sr
n perior Court, repaired to the Trust CompaD
;. Building and locked up the assets.
}. This disharmony between the two Court
!. will b. se,tled, no doubt, in day or two
l. though, at present, the Superior Court ha
the advan,age.- Gin. Eng.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-28

&C AND DtBl-ITY.-As old age comes
creeping ~ il brnGs many nuendant ill.,
ii mi'iet. Loss of tppetite aud weakness
imnar the he"t nh. aud want o. activity lhen
N kes tia mind disc 'ntenad and unhappy
IL Gaze " here d a.e edds it, influence, it
$ auost lmpns>bl. Ia add vi4or and heath
ard though many rem adieS have been tried
all nav. aI.h, ntiI BERH AYES HOL-
LAND BITlERS were known aud used.--
every crse wnrre thy h've been emp 10y.
ed taey have iavariab!y gwen strength and
rest red thr app tite. l'h"y have become
u great astnt ior this aione, and are used by
many people who are suffering from loss o.
appetite and general debility. In cases o!
ong stonhi chronic diseases, they act al
a charm, invgoratiny the system. thus Civ.
ing nature another opportunity to repair phy'
sical injuries.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-28

DR.. ]. G.. AVER, the world renowned
Chemist OF New England. Is now stopping
ut the Burnet House in this city. He has
been making tour Of the Western States,
with his sc.ent fc associates, to Investigate
their remedial productions, or such us he can
make remedial. We notice he has been re.
ceived with marked distinction by our leading
citizens of the West und are reJoiced to find
they have showna proper estimate OF the
man who has perhaps done more for the
relief of human ills than any other American.
-Dailv Journal, Cincinnati, o.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-28
BOOTS AND SHOES,

embracing MEMS, Boys and Youshs Gs ZIP as,,egs sna
Kid Morrocco and Calf Bootees, Nurkins, sips, cke
Also. good assortment of Mems shoes. Gaisels,'
Rubbers &C., all Of which will be sota ~ prices y
We can safely say that We have not only one oi ne
but one OF the best stocks OF home mace WotA
now or hand, we ever had az any one ume oesog -.
sortmehEof heather, Shoe Findings, Lasts, Nc., con-
stanty on hand, which will be sold at low ngnres 0t
The highest marx ct price win at all times be 2ala
for HlDEs CALF SKINS AND SASEP PELTs, in sasa "
goods ~ may be wanted. 4, G1LLtS DUnHA4h'
Ravenna, September 30, 105S-Un ~