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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12
A DMINISTRATOR,S &ALE-Ry ,

A DMHNKSTRATOR,S SALE.-By virtue of
IA an order of sale from the Probate Court of Portage
county and State of Ohio, 10 directed hall offer for
sse at public auction the premises in Hiram on the
th day of November. 4 D. 1859, between the horrs
OF 10 clock NJ and o'clock P NJ of said day, the
following described real estate to-wt: ...5....
An undivided Tour ffths in common of certain piece
of land situate in the township of Hira in the county
of Portage and state of Ohio being in lot No. 3s in
said Hiram, and bounded follows. to-wit: Beginning
post standing in the South line of said lot No. 80,
South SO degrees minutes East distant 8 chains and 49
links from the Southwest of said lot thence North
post thence South SO degrees 80 mnutes East
tv (2O) chains TO post thence South degree so minutes
West eleven chains and twenty links to post in the South
line of said lot No. 3 thence North SO degrees six
uts west along said line nineteen chains and ninety
links to the place of beginning; containing twenty two
(2 acres Subject to The dover estate of Phebe Mason
therein .-.s.a. r.--,
Situate in lot number fortl:hree in said Hiram, and
bounded by beginning the of said
the north lice of said lot thryeigh chains and forty
eight links to post in the road leading from the center
of Freedom to the center of Hiram: thence South deg
IS minutes; west along the of said road thirty five
ch aims and "a links to post thence North 80 deg
SIS minutes, West five chains post in the Souh
inc of said lot No 49, thence Nor SO deg Il minutes
West along said South line 20 chains and so links tothe
South of said o; thence North degrees Is
inmates East along the West line of said lot fo'ty chains
ane hnSre and sf Ills
SUI ect to the dover estate of Phebe Mason widow of
Carnot Mason, therein. .EaE- -a--
Aso, the following other of land sitnae in said
Hiram and being in lots numbers 4s and 49, aud bound
ed beginning North west cOrne: Ol
No. 49, thence South SO deg l5 minutes east along the
North line of said lot IS, chains and 40 links to post
minutes West IS chains and sc links to post the line
between said lots Nos AZ and 49; thence west chains
and links n post thence North chains TO post in
North line of lot No 49, thence along said North
line chains and 60 links to the place of beginning;
containing eighteen of land-i2 312-100 in
lot No 4s, and 6ss-lOOO lot 40. Subject
the dover estate of Phebe Mason widow of Carnot Ma
son, therein.
Said order of sale issued in a certain petition
the sale of real filed in said Court H. 1917
wherein Smonds Rider. administrator of Carnot Mason,
deceased is petitioner Mary an other, heirs
of sai Carnot Mason defendants. Said premises
appraised at --.---1-.- ,-..
SIMONDS RIDER,
Administrator of Carnos Mason, deceased.
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j. H. WILLIAMS, Md, Charleston.
West Redfnrd @

Mr.. a Kingsley, Sir:-I have been sellint the Med
cines OF The Graenberg Company for the last ten
and the Pills have sold to great many families reg
uarly as their tea and coffee, and with my trade they
have become stable article. Marsbals Uterine Catho
con is medicine that has done great amount of good
IN female diseases One lady sold il to iod that
had received more ben' fit from bottle than she did
from long course of medical treatment by the most
skillfnl physicians. Yonrs truly
Jan. /, 1858. JAMES WILSON .
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12
MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT

THE reason why people distressed when sick,
l. and why many die, is because they do not get
medicine that will pass the afflicted parts, and which
will the natural passages for the disease to be
out; hence, large quantity of food and other is
lodged and the stomach and ntestines literally
flowing with the corrupted mass; thus undergoing disa
gre able ferme ntaton constantly mixing with The blood
which throws the corrupted matter through every vein
and artery until life is taken from the body by disease
Dr. Morss PILLS have added to themselves victory
victory, by restoring millions of the sick bnon:ng
health and happiness. Yes. thousands who have been
racked ormented with Sickness pain and anguishand
whose feeble frames have been scorched by the burning
elements of raging fever and who have been brought
it within of The sleu stand ready
testify that they would have been numbered with the
dead, had it been for this great and wonderful med
cine, Morses Indian Root Pills. After dosrs
had been taken, they astoushed dabsouely
prsed in witnessing their charming effects Not only do
they give immediate and strength. and take away all
sickness pain aud anguish, but they go work
at the foundation of the disease, wich is The blood.
Thereorc it will be shown especially by those who
these Pills, that they will cleanse and purify that dis
ease-tha deadly enemy-wlll take its fight, ana the
flush of youth and beauty will again return, and The pros
pect of long and happy life will cherish and brightes
your days. i' -s-e =. iE-
: MoRsE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold by Isaac
Swift and c. Hatc Ravenna. and all dealers in medicines
b L. JUDSON, SO Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor - --'3.-
VIM. NUDGE & CO.. Proprietors of Trask's Magnet
&c Ointment Eearvi.le, Madison Co.. N. Y, General
Agents, to whom all orders must be addressed.
PRICE, 25 cents per box. ti-5f
/ June 8, ls59.-1y b. -=5ssst ~ .Ci
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12

DISSOLUTION MOTT CE. no Notice is hereby
~ given that the copattpership heretofore existing
der the and style of Wann Wilson, of Deereld,
Ohio. dissolved by mutual consent the 10th day
of September, A. ID. 1853.
.T.-F Fa n - N. L. wANN.
Dperfield Sept &c, '59-3S+ WM. B. WILSON.
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For sale by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna; A. NJ. Sherman.
Franklin:iD W Goss & Brother; Edinburg; ]. Wheel
Randolph; A Converse & Co, Roostown; Streator,
Daily & Co., ShaIersville; C. & G.. r Rarmon, Aurora;
J. W. Foster, Mautua; F. Lee & Son. GarrettsvilIe; e.
NJ. Stanton, streetsboroug; md by Medicines dealers
generally. For Medicines or hcencies address
IL. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. E.
Er -. e--. Agent for Ohio.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12

A SSIGNEES' SALE.-The Personal Property and
n Effects of r. LEE co consisting of Goods Wares
and Merchandise. will be sold at public vendue at the
Store occupied by the said r. Co.. in Garretsve.
the 18th day of September next commencing at 0
o'clock in the forenoon, and will continue from day to
day thereafter till the property is sold Terms of sale
will be made known at the time of sale.
p. G. NICHOLS, I ,ss;r,oo,
W. R. KNoWLToN, N'''e
Garrettsville, July 10, 1859. jy27-6w
The above sale is postponed and adjourned to Tues
day, October 4h, A. D. 1850, at the same hour and
place.
TERMS OF sALE.-All purchases OF Eve dollars and
he paid time of saleover live dollars and
exceeding twenty five dollars, to he paid for in
ty DAYS, over that to he paid for in six months.
credits TO be on fom the day of sale Notes
bonds to be given with two suretes.
T-'--|Ir p. C. NICHOLS,
... W. R.KN0WLTON, Assis"ees'
Aug. 31-5w r-s
By of the Probate Court the above post
poned to ...
Hednesday, The 10th daycf .NOrember,
at the same hour and place.
Il II. & 4. TlsdSfsi Kso%LToS. A'sisnee..
Sept. 2s-sw .t.
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Sheet Music

Having made arrangements with the Publish
ers. we are prepared to furnish any quantity of
publishers nrices. s BAIRD & WAIT.
nn July 20. 1859 iy20
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12
TEN REASONS
i-.a 1e FOR BUYING
A Piano. MelOCeOn or Guitar

OF GEO. HALL RAVENNA: -. (.
LIST Mr. Hall is acknowledged to he the oldest dealer
eoe cons on an extensive scae in the United
has kept with all improvements the instru
eEt originated, in the year is45. 4
End He has always dealt in the best the market affords
ana by close observation and taking he is enabled
TO judge critically of their cor, neratiye meriIs
3rd Mr. Hail has always f Instruments at q
uniform price, and as low bought of the Manu-
faeturers. .. s u RI
4Ih He delivers instruments when desired and guar
antees them in every respect.
5th. Ry his method OF dealing the amount paid
for clerk hire and store rents saved the purchaser
9th. Instruments received and perfect, with.
out having been set up in rooms and pounded by
unpraceed hands, as is usually the with those bot
from ware-rOOms in cities
7th. The purchaser exchange HIS instrument for
higher priced one, any time within year. by paying the
difference in the regular prices of the Instruments
l. Sth The purchaser of Melodeon, wishing a Piano,
can change time within Two years by paying the diff
fereuce only in the regular prices of the Old Pianos
and Melodeons also taken in exchange for
9th. MR. Ha gives full directions when the instrument
Iaken in relation TO It's proper
of study to ensure good player. 4 80
the market affords and to stand high his
professions of dealing fairly with his customers in his line.
r.'- --a He RnR
portion down. and the balance in and months.
TWELVE NEW &. BEAUTIFUL
Styles of Meodeons of fine rosewood finish, varying in
price from d5 to $50 dollars. z.s "
ELEVE.N STYLES
Of Pianos Of desirable prtterns mostly octave of tone
surprisingly lovely and bought upon pr,prietors
platform OF action from boy-BUY NOTHING CHEAP
FOREIGN CUSTOMERS.
and Western States aud eanadas Persons order Of
Mr. II. with much confidence and satisfaction tho
they were present to select.
a QUESTION OFTEN. ASKED:
Why don't keep ower-priced, cheaper Instruments
AnsioerBecause we like to smile at the
next neetinS. - ---i.-. ---- f- = ts
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. DnrN1sTRAToR,s SALE OF REA

A D1lNISTRATOR,S SALE OF REAL
n ESTATE BY virtue of order of sale issued from
the Probate Court of Portage Counry, Ohio in
pending in said Cour wherein Charles Goodsel admin
straor estate of Thomas Perry is plaintiff and
Jane Perry and others defendants will sell public
sale The premises In Nelson,
On the 9th day Of October. 1859.
between hours of and four ocsock p NJ of said
day. the following described estate situate lot No
hundred in the tow lshp of windham in said
tv being the North half of the East half of the West
half of said lot and contains thirtyseven and half
acres of land.
Also the following described real estate in lot number
forty FIVE in Nelson township. in said county. beginning
at North OF Austin Bancroft land thence
South twenty rods: thence west tar enough that
line parallel with the North and South afore-
said to contain nine ncres and sixty rods of land.
Also the following described piece of land said lot
number froty in Nelson township, beginning The
North of land heretofore belonging Eras
tus Johnson the line between Nelson and wndham
thence North forty rods thence West to land belonging
to Austin Bancroft thence South to wndham ne
thence east place of beginning, containing sixteen
Sad last mentioned piece to be sold subject the
Dover estate of Jane Perry. ~ ..-rn 81. =
Terms made known on dny of sale.
CHARLES GOODSELL, Administrator
of Thomas Perry, deceased.
By P. r. CoNaNF. Atty. sep2S-4w
n
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12
HEALTH OF AMER RtGAN WOMEN

!" IA"a 12A'' S<AAs w S.h EAN-
Female irregularities. weakness uterine
and all local uterine difficulties constitutional trou-
hles Of women are entirely cured by THE GRAFFEN-
BERG MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON.
In this connection Miss Beecher, sister of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeher in letters to the people, page 229
teen female cousins, all married. delicate and all
ing. Amid the immense circle of my friends and
quaintances cannot recall ten married ladies' born in
this century and country, who perfectly healthy In
cases, however, where the Gracnberg Catheteon hns
been used, ust say that health has rapidly taken
place of disease and ladies have become robust strong
vigorous and healthy.
Mrs Gleason of ElmiIa, saws: "Reautifu indeed is
the conhding. trusting nature of xoran hut how much
does 1t need to be protected by watchfuness that will
lead her, in rime of disease appeal to ica sviser
of scientific educuton moral worth and purity of charac
ter these may be secu ed by addressing the Graf
| fenberg Company. - sIsz'77 3 :. =
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am Methodist clergym, My heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health of have travelled
my circuit preaching tho Gospel thank God however
thatj have seen all these diseases give to the Graf
fnberg Marshalrs Uterine Catholicon, wherever It has
been used. Rev. PETER sHAR, Ri geTay. Mieh-
formerly of Western STAR Medina Go O.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12

It give great pleasure 10 certify the iuvariahe
curative aeiion Of the Grafenerg Marshaps Uterine
Cahoicon in all of finale disease and to the skill
high moral character of the Medical department of
the Grafienberg Company. J. B LAMBET, NJ D.,
Auburn, -Four Corners Penn
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12

offers for sale his Farm of about Ninety eight ceres,
situae in Ravenna Portage County Ohio, the Clere-
land and W. llsvile Turnpike, and adjoining the corpo
rate Limits of the village of Rayenna. The farm enlhra-
about seventy acres Of improved land under high
ofcutiyniop and the balance of valuable timbere
land; the whole pleasantly located, wacred by
failing streams, suitable for n grain stock farm and
located within hundred rods of The present Depot of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road and few hun
dred fee tof he contemplated Union Dep" of the ceve
land Pittsburgh and Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Roads. The Dwelling House is large and eommodious,
well and conveniently arranged with well of pur oft
large orchard of grated and choice apples and
general variety of other fruit There large and
commodous farm barn. with sheds attached horse and
carriage barn. and other buildings in good repair;
making 1t of the desirable farms in No therl
Ohio For terms and particulars reference may he had
10 Y. Betbe II. c. Ranney. by letter otherwise
OF to the subscriber. WILLIAM GOODMAN
RRvenna. Ohio, April 12. 1889 aprl3
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Small Farms fer Sale.

nV&&B Cottage Hill will be cut up into small farms
of li0 acres. more or less, SO a. to eiTr "ood
- water to eaclI firm, and sold at low
price easy payments For good targains Apply
on the pre- lees 2lz miles East of Rayrnna, to
W. WILSON.
L also offer for sale the following named rhorousb
bred stock. viz: two Durham $, two Durham bull
calves, two year old Durham hull and forty three
French and Spanish Merino sbeep-bucks, ewes end
lambs. These animals will be sold in small lots and very
low. go
Ravenna Aug. 81 Is5etf
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Administrator de bouis with the will annexed of
Wells Clark deceased "t . ~
By sTRawDrR & HART, his Attorneys
SENT. 10 Sent 29-4w
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anao A HOUSE AND FOUR ACRES OF
ff.{ LAND fhe subscrii er offers for sale his
Na3iii house and FOUR ACRES OF LAND, North
Uni = West of the Village of kayenna. On the
@~A--3- premises is young bearing Orchard of the
Red Astracan variety, the most profitable Apple for
market; together with other varieties for family use-
Also Penrs. Cherries Currants, Grapes, berries,
Lawton Backberres. Red and Yellow Raspberries, &c
For further particulars, enquire of ..
n Rarenna. Aig 10. 1859 BIN J. A. DONALDSON. =
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SlNoNDS RIDER,
Administrator of Carnos Mason, deceased.
By J, d. HORTON, Atty. oct 5-iw
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Treasurer's Notice for 1859.

IN PURSUANCE Law, HARVEY c. NEWBERRY, Treasurer of
0 e sever
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Sine matrbes ,1emelrp &f.
at the sign of the Big WATCH, swifts Building, Ra
VIENNA, Ohio. -,z-.-. ....-.-. s,-..-s dec22
AMERICAN W WATCHES.

ASWISS WATCHES made in own name and i'm.
ported directly by from Tile factories. We guarantee
them to be the best watch sold in this market r the
money ....l ----,- BAIRD 4 WAIT
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Pub: II. 6

JOINT RESOLUTION giving the consent Of Congress to
the acceptance by Captain NJ f. Maury and Professor
A d. Dache Of gold medals fraA The saYainian govern
nlcnt.
ReOsse8 BY nv Siaae and Hoass Of Representatives Of Mf
Unii States Of Ieriu u Gwgrsss a$sehFd That Captain
NJ i. Maury and Professor A, u Rehc be- and are here
by authorized to accept respectively gold medal ten
dcrel 10 each Of them by the Sandman government as
mark Of its appreciation of their scientific labos and
achievements.
Approved II February 1859
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CARD.

Judge Ingersoll deciMoh ID reporting the progress
of my case in the sew York circuit court against Darcy
Hpwag, and Sanger and oth,rs the real parties who
are Trying to defraud of my title making aud
causing to be made various lbcaons calculated TO mis-
lead merchants and manufacturers. The itself has
been but partially presepted motion for preliminary
iniuAcions avn advised by all my counsel that upon
tull presentation of my title upon final hearing the
suit must be in my favor aud, further, am taking
measures 10 have the matter brought to final ad udica
ucn as soon possible. In the time ad
yised To pursue all ningers upon my rights, and to
prosecute the parties who have been and endeavon
TO deraud OF the title and exclusive right purchased
by me from Charles Goodyear, and by him conveyed t.
me- copies of which titles be procured a, y office
23 Cortland street, New York, by oe,syns interested
HORACE III DAY
Nsw Yopx CIR rcb Us. ~
~ iti fth 4
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Pub II. I
JOINT lS4ITltN IN relation to the tobacco trade OF
the United states with foreign nations.


Resolred by The Smme and House Of Representatives. Of
he United States Of Amerioa Congress assembled That the
trade in tobacco with Great Britain France Apain Por
tugal Austria, Brazil and other nruign nations is clog
cd with restrictions and limitations wholly inconsistent
with that fair and reciprocal condition OF commerce
which ought exist between the United States and those
nations respectively, and is therefore unsatisfactory to
the States of Virginia. Kentucky Mary land North Caro-
lina Missouri Tennessee, Ohio, Connecticut and other
tobacco growing States, in which that article i an i'm
porant, il not the chief staple of agricultural produc
ton
I'd Rolred That il is the duty of the federal govern
ment to its utmost power 10y negotiations other
constitutional means, to obtain modification rednc
ton the part Of said foreign nations of the duties and
restrictions imposed 10y them the importation 2r AueI
lean tobacco and to this end TO Ap,oY h Tie diplo
matte and comlserea, lpWers Which the constitution has
cOntd S tp'it VI producing more Just and equal recp
rooity in trade deeply involving the value of that
portion Of the agricultural labor of the country, in which
at least fourth of the confederacy concerned
3D. Resooed That the treaties of the United states
with China and Japan present fair and t,ns occasion
for the enlargement and eLtes-n 1.-THE tobacco trade
of the United States and it is the duty of the government
of the United States TO all their exertions within the
limits of constitutional power to foster and encourage the
introduction Of American tobacco as an article of use
among the people of those nations.
4th. Resoired, That DIPLOMATIC Negotiations with Eng.
land, France, Sngir Austria, well with China
and Japan, ought 10 be commenced practical
bic by the government Of the United States with tho
view Of obtaining modification of the eystpg systems
of revenue and taxation of those nations in respect to
American tabaepa, and pr this purpose instructions ought
to be gwen 70 our foreign ministers, eOnsuls, and
me,cal agents Ia those nations ny the Executive Of the
United States 70 use all their constitutional and egt
mate functions IN producing so desirable result
Approved IA February 1850
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I,OR SALE OR RENT--The tbree-story brick
dwelling beautifully situated the 2th
north Franklin The
with and has attached carriage house pss
sion given LIST o. March. Inquire Of iuat
y :. nCfff1ElY
No. t37 street oriropm No ~ arst floor
Feb 16-St s, vest wing u Patent Omce
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NJ
pTE1l.

the uno residence Of her NJ TAYLOR
ESQ Henderson equity KY oSE TilRpsIpS rees Of Major
kpsrSD TAYLOR. H. 8 jefferson county n.y. aud Youngest
dnghcr Col tn,as " rin, ,f revolutionary pemory
hsm'rls of Frederick ooqpy, Va and aia ai iaisanq and
GA the u ulno Nucrae-bqo' Tenn Nrs MARY rofikS
puTth danghtor OF The lic E fnstsrN and Major tsNn IsS
Tor 4 80
Sunday morning the Inst REBEccA soRsESER
sycd 80 years.
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rINIIE KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTES, az

TIME KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE d.
beard visitors appointed BY The State, under
su,eneence Of Col f. W. MORGAN, distinguished graduate
NJ West Point and practical engineer aided by able faculty
The study that the best colleges but
tended in Mathematics Mechanics Machines, Construction Agcuu
Chemistry, Mining Geology also English Literature His
Readings Modern daily
regulated exercise.
schools Architecture, Engineering Commerce. Medicine
admit of selecting studies suit time and object
preparation, both before and a!cr graduating.
charges Sl02 half yearly payable
Address the Superintendent Military Institute Franklin Springs
Ky" or the undersigned. +. DUDLEY,
Jan 4-lmdsw&w President OF the Board.
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Miss JuLANA NAY won new aurels at a concert at
the MUSIC Hail. Hoston, Saturday evening last. She
had several hoquets throwns on the platform to her,
and when, upon Of ''Oh Luce di quest anma
che sang s'Withn mile of Edinboro town. there was
enthusiastic and prolonged applause.
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DlANOS.-The subscribers have for sale three
superior rosewood which they have
made advances, ami viii sell cheap.
Feb le-6i JAS. c. MCGUIRE Co.
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The STAR SrANGtEB BANNER, with thirty three stare,
was hosed on the Capitol simultaneously with the an
nouneellent of the signing of the Oregon bill by the
President II had been made and hoisted by order
of Mr.. G. s. Jones' Doorkeepcr of the Senate
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-16

SUSPECTED INcESDiARY.A Germaa who weeks
ago had been dischsygad irom the Messrs Galts wood
yard end who then threatened vengeance seen in
the vicinity when the fire broke out Saturday night
He yesterday arrested and committed to jail charged
with having set the premises on fire.
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8. Q. Herring 4 Co.'s patent Champion safes

r TITLE BOYS Red-top Patent Leather Boots at
IL JANNEY's.
Little Boys Blue top Patent Leather Boots at
JANNEY's.
Youths hrst.elass Patent Leather Boots
JANNEYs
Gentlemens leg Patent Leather Boots
JANNEY's.
Gentlemens best Patent Leather Dress Shoes
JANNEYs.
JANNEYTs
JANNEYs
JANNEYs
All to be had very reasonable terms
JANNEYs,
FebS --,,Iw 3IS avenue Browns