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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOTPILLS,

TINE why people distressed when sick,
i and why many die, is because they do not get
medicine that will pass the afflicted parts, and which
will open natural passages for the disease to be
out: hence large quantity OF foad and other
lodged and the stomach and iniestines literally
flowing with the corrupted thus undergoing dsa-
gre ae fermentation constantly ing with The blood,
which throw the corrupted matter through every
and artery, until life is taken the body by disease
Dr. PILLS have added to themselves victory upon
victory by restoring millions of the sick blooming
health and happiness Yes, thousands who been
racked tormented with sickness pain and angusba and
whose feeble frames have been scorched by the burning
elements raging fever, and who have been hrorght
it were within step silent grave now stand ready
testify that they woad have been numbered with the
dead had been this great and wonderful medi
cine, Morses Indian Roo Pills. After two dosrs
had TAKEN they astonished absolutely
prised Witnessing their charming effects. Not only
immediate aud strength aud take all
sickness pam and anguish, hui they at go work
at the foundation of the disease, which is the blood
Therefore it Mil be shown especially by those who
these Pills, that they will cleanse and purify, that dis
ease-that deadly eueny-wlll take its fight the
flush of youth beauty viii agnn return. and
pect of long and happy life will cherish and brighten
your days.
MoRSE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold by Isaac
Swift and G Hath, Rarenna and all dealers in incidence
B L. JUDsON, SO Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor.
VIM. NUDGE & CO., Proprietors of Trask's Magnet
&c Ointment. Eearlvie, Madison Co., N. Y, General
Agents, to whom all orders mus, be addressed.
PRICE, 25 cents per box.
June s. 1859 -1y -s. D.
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The great desiderarT lie obtained in the construc
ton of harrows is simplicity, absence of unnec-
friction and of motion, and it is cied fur
this improvement that these valuable requisites have been
secured III greater degree of perfection than those pre-
sented by any other rotating harrow In its arrangement
wonderful for simplicity, it has every advantage
found III all the est rotating harrows, cUmbined in one
This Harrow, having three small circulars continually
revolving will puverze the sod in going over
the ground than harrow will three times over
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X BASiiAW rROT ING STALLION
NIebNTAEK.

g. BASiAW rROT ING STALLION
sSE7SEA NHesNTAEK.
NlItg Will make the present season at the Stable of
the Rnyenna Hou e, Rsvenna. Montauk bred by
of the best breeders Long Island He is power.
full Understanding l6a hands, rangy young sound and
vigorous
PEDIGREE: He got by the celebrated Cassius NJ.
Clay of Long slandout of the renowned Fanny Esler;
Cassius BY Henry Clay of the dam of the well
trotiing horse John Anderson; Henry Clay by Andrew
Jackson of the fast ttng Surry, famous fer
neatng the best horses of her day-Pau Pry. Ephraim
Smooth and others Andrew Jackson without rival
in his day, mile heats, making them in 5:l7-1a and
meeting horse fast enough to test his speed-
Andrew jackson by Young Bashaw, he by imported
Araban Grand Bashaw Of daughter of Messenger;
the dam OF j. y Whynot. and he also by old MessPn.
ger Montauk thus unites in his veins the purest and
most fashionable trottng blood of this
apd Messenger-and is believed to he the best bred
ting stallion wet OF the Ailrganies
TERMS: For the purpose of introducing fls blood in
the west, lie will tand the mesent season (Apri LIST to
July 1st the low price of SIS the N. b. for
note of S25 payable when he shall trot 10 rods 10 the
mile faster tHn ihe fastest time by any trotting
sta (e hch 3m. 2s Mt fhe late ,how al the West
Reserve Horse Breeders Association For larger
sum, he will trot ut still lower figures, pay The
the right Jet unsatisfactory
AID unworthy mares; and these terms shall bt binding
upon him.
Mnntauk will only be allowed serve limited mum
her of mares apr6-3w JN0. w. WILSON.
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THUS r. WILLIAMS, Sherlf
Sheriff S Office Ravenna, May 2st, D.. 1859. my25 5
John a. Erans and Margaret Gilbert Us
Thomas Thomas and ais.


CHERTFF SALE. BY virtue of two orders of sale
y directed and delivered from the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County and State
Ohio, wit: favor of John A. Evans against
tt omas Thomas and ais, and in favor of Margaret
Gibe' ranst Thomas Thomas and ais shall expose to
sale phc vendne at the door of the Court House, in
the Ravepna in said county Of Portsge and siae
OF Ohio SATURDAY., the I'd day of July. 1859 at
IL hour of one O'clock of said day. the follow
ing described land and tenements, TO wit:
Situated in the township of Paris, county of Portage
and state Ohio, being part of Lot No I1-Beginuing
at the South Easl OF said Lot thence running
West on the South line of said Lot 73 chains links
the of he stnte road lesdng through said Lot
thence 20 81 East % chains and u links posi-
thence South $50 fn East p chains and l5 links
in the East lue of said Lots thence South the East
line said % chains and 2 links the place of be
gfning-containng fifty acres OF land be the same
or iess being pice of land deede to Thomas Thomas
by Robinson Wilson on the 9th day of April 1859
+ Appraised al $50 dollars.
Taken order of sal as the property of Thomas
Thomas and ais at the sn of John Evans and Marga
ret Gilbert Thomas Thomas an 1 ais.
Brown & Woodwork. Atl'vs..
THO'S R. WILL Ms, Sheriff.
SbeIiff's Office Ravenna, May %, 1859 my23-5w
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Portage County for Sale.

GFLL'S BIG GEANF
Portable Hay& Straw Elevator
rI'HE most u>eiuI ana cheap Farm'hg Implement of
The age, one that must become common every
farm The wagon plnw
This Machine win pitch stncks ricks, from the
ground the hei ht of twenty five feet, at the rate of
TONS IN TEN HOURS.
with 1t is moved with ucb common
sled. and be pm ope ration in five minutes will
sell for cash. trade lots land land warrants,
horses. tile wagons. harnesses gold watches, &c
Parties w1shi to know the principle which the
ahuve named Machine ks. do Ivy looking III the
Ohio Farmer ed Nov 13, 1858 Parties wishing to
The County right Township rights the above
named County 10 ty ad ressiug
T d BRADLEY,
lapr20-in 49,. CarCiip q gsan. Morrow Co. Ohio.
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E. B. TAYLOR, Atty.
Nav lS. IS5a-6w.


Francis LeLris Us .NeEson GGrrey.
CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of order OF sale to me
y directed and delivered from the conrt of common
pleas Portage county and stale of Ohio shall expose
to sale public vendue the door of the court house in
the of Ravenna in said county of Portage and state
of Ohio Saturday, the 81 day of July 1850, at
near the oc ock p. of sal! day. the follow
ing described lands and tenements to wit,
Situated in the township of Palmyra, county of Portage
and stat of Ohio and is known by beng W middle rf
Lo No. of the I'D division of Lots in said township
Beginning at post standing in the nter of the
Leading from Palmya Deered, south of the center o
said Palmyra 25 chain and 90 Inks thence II rods
and feet; thence south line parallel with said high
ter of said highway; thence north along the CENTER Of
said highway the place of beginning containing as
is supposed aud quarter of land, be the
same less.
Taken on a order of sale the property of Nelson
Carey aud ais at the suit of Francis Lewis.
Appraised at 325 dollars 5-.sl-'z
Ranney. Att;ys for Prff,
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The Great Rush
FOB PIXIES PEAK!

-. Has n consequence of rerent Developments been
III changed to :hp EMPORIUM OF FASHION, Of
HA REEVES & ST GFFER!
lI Next door the De Iocrat' Building Main st.,
RAVENNA, OHIO.
ne Subscribers have formed co-partnership for do
iR general Tailoring business. and trust BY prompt
close attention to the and tastes of ther
give that eegree of satisfaction that will
ssenre ior them liberal share Of patronage.
"A Y-tutting done order, short notice. All work
Wa, nntrd 70 ct, fprfperly made
m IT prices are always the lowest living rates, and
fal che ip as good work can be afforded at.
We ar 10 receipt of the laes Anercah and European
Fashions- Everybody Is cordially invited tseive us
uail. g REEVES & STOUFFER-
R..sen,a, March 30. 1859. - rss nIar3o6n
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THE eHILD's GARDEN.
Beneath the budding EIacs
A little maiden sighed
The first flower in her garden
II at very morn had died.
Thought, as that child.s sorrow
Rose waiIii on theair,
Ny heart gave forth an echo,
Long bound in silence there.
For though time brings us roses,
And golden fruits beside.
We've all some desert garden
Where life's first primrose died.
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Interesting to Farmers!

4uGGEGSLlllS W diIlGTSi
E.. .ALL'S HIO YER
not yet laid the shelf neither is be suerce
ded by other Machines entirely. The inventor and
paentee of this machine having disposed of his in
teIest In the late firm of Ball, Aullman & Co.. has
erected large aud extensive establishment of his own III
this city, where he is extensively epgaeed in nancur
ing for the coming harvest this valuable Hhmster'
The Machine it is built, is gel up in quite
different yle Machines of the same knu
sold, making much lighter for the team as weas
be easily managed by the operator. IL mas aiso
one of the best .,,,,,,,,.s
in tho world Now the seriously these: ~ you
want to get This season either single Mower OF mower
Reaper combined. and want one embracing NE very
tract for Machne until yOo tohat this OLD OHIO
MOWER looks Ike Hotc. -,
have appointed WM. P SPIcER, OF Ellsworth, Maho-
ming County as my General Agent for the Western ke
serve exceptng counties in the western part
of IT, aud Coumhana county. Mr.. Spicer is practical
Farmer and also n gentleman in whose statements the
most imulici, confidence cpu be-psced Il
Those wishing procure of these Machines, ana
who w thin the bounds of his territory eau apply
to mrecy, and he no doubt will be pleased to give
any further info rrpatjnn that may be desired
Carton. March IS 1859 apr6-Sn r, BALL.
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Ha.dware, &c.
Attorneys atAaw.

p. D. ID WOUDWUKTH
s BROWN & sWO0DWORTH,
Attorneys at Law. Office in Phenix Block Rayenha
Ohio. ia x 81 "a II e. ma4-ly
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Whau the PRESS says
Fighers Mower is all Iron aud small and can stand out
in the weather without roing down. can be put away
in n small space Alliance Times.
1t is perfectly smple having much less machinery than
similar machines. We noticed less weight and more
wer acyity handled and in every respect
beper-C MassfOn Fair Journal
Fishers Iron Mower is substantial, practical modern
Machine. witnessed the performance of this Mower
at Deereld and could hut admire the ease aud faciit
with which it orked and the attention aud uni
commentator it received from the Farmers pres
extremely gratifying and al the same time gave
evidence of than ordinary merritt Portage County
Democrat.
Fishers Machine is made of wrought iron it is of the
simple construction and very powerful; no danger
of accidents exists The position of the driver is per
feefly The draft of the machine IS from Us to
| 250-I Daily Commercial Register, Sandusky, o.
Prem iulns Awarded TO this M Machtnes
| Oar chine has taken the following First Premiums
the County Fairs last Fall in competition Wi all the
Movers any hoorety offered for sale in this part OF
the State:
Portage County Agricultural Society.
| Stark County Agricultural Society
| Tuscarawas County Agricultural Society. -sa-,=
| Columbiaaa County Agricultural Society.
| Salem Horticultural and Agricultural Society.
And highly mended at the Ohio State Fair, no pre-
miums being offered 5.=z
The pricesof N0w-r will be $PlO payable in si1
months from the lst day of June next with interest ar
ter urity or $lGO cash on delivery The purchaser
in all cases pay the freight From the fatterrg man
in which Mower has been received by the public
led believe that endeavors manufacture
reliable Mower have been appreciated We take thi.
opportunity remark Ibis policy will he unchauqed, and
that every Machine sold by shalt not hesitate
warrant in every respect
/ IT, Send in your orders as soon as possble ant
i oblige yours respectfully, ~ F., s. Co.
4 Alliance, April, 1859 aprl3-5m
ELIAS DRONBARGER Agent. Rootstown.
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Roo'stown. March Eth, 1859. mar9-Iy
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR s AL E..

III, The Dwelling House and four acres ofland, oc
- eupied by the subscriber. is offered for
sale reasonable terms. 1t is situated the side
of Chestnut short distance south Court
House is II oroughly built of the best materials and
pains expense has SPARED to make it pleasant,
and comforta lie. A good well of beverfaiI-
ing and cstsrn under the roof. wood
rouse, smoke hoo and ice house. conveniently
tached. Also. large Horse Barn arrisge House and
sheds for pigs poultry, and eisteru for watering
stock The laud and gard in high state of culiva
good bearing orchard and SO Young yari
Gus kinds from the RochesterCN. VI Nursery. Also
for >ae rent house and lot ljoiine Chestnut
street so eet front by l7s feet hack, with good we'll
horse harn fruit trees &C., &C. For further partic
enquire of the subscriber, VIM Wordsworth and H
z. Beebe, Esqures ALBERT AUSTIN.
RAV enna, Oct. 9Th, 1853
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

REooMMENDATIoNs.
CLEVELAND, o., October l4th, 1855.
We the undersigned. having witnessed the operations
OF HowELI's THREE CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW, recently
invented by Charles Howell of this city, cheerfuy
testify at in opinion it is the most perfect arrange
pulveriz ng soil that has been intro
vnced hat Mr.. Howell has succeeded in producing the
best rotating dTr0U and that is destined to take the
lead of all others that have been in heretofore.
The implement richly deserves the attention of all
persons Interested in i'm provements of the kind.
A. G. SEARLS.- 1r,.,,a n
G. A STEVENS, oie'e"iu'o.
C4SwELL WRIGHT. Bedford o.
c. S. GATES, Brooklyn, O.
CLEVELAND, O.. January 14lh 1859.
Having examined the operation of HowELL's THREE
CIRCLE ROTaTING HARROW. prepared to that it Is
the best instrument for eecng the purposes for which
is designed have applied to the SOIL Among
the advantages combined in this harrow ghtness of
draft freedom from cloggnp and It's capacity for pull
yerzing the soil each which of themselves would in
]. S TITUS, Flushing. Long Island.
County and State R sights for Sale.
ORDERS FOR HARRoWS SOLICITED.
fR Any further Information relative to the Harrow
or the Patent Right, can he Obtained by addressing
CHARLES HOWELL. y
No 6S SnperiorSC, AtwRter Buildings Cleveland Ohio
Mach 80, 1859. 3m
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Child & Bishops Melodeons,
TEN REASONS
FOR BUYING
A Piano. MelOdeOn or Guitar

OF GEO. HALL. 5RAVE&NA:
1st Mr. Hail is acknowledged to be the oldest dealer in
Melo6 extensive scale in the United and
has kept pace with n improvements the instru-
ert originated, in the year ls45.
2n He has alw dealt in the best the market Affords
by close pains taking, enabled
10 judge critically of their comparative meriis
3rd Me- Hall has always furnished Instruments at
uniform price and as low as can be bought of the Manu-
facturers.
antees them in every respect.
by his method OF dealing the annual paid
9th Instruments received and perfect, with
having been up in rooms and pounded upon ny
unpracticed hands 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.
Sth The purchaser OF Melodeon, wishing Piano.
fereaee only in the regular prices Of the two Old Planos
and Melodeons also takea in exchange for new.
9th. Mr. all gives fun directions when the instrument
is taken in relation to lis eservaon proper
of study to ensure a good player.
10th Mr.. Hall proposes tofore, keep the best
Instruments the market affords and to stand high in his
profession, dealing fairly with his customers in his ne
yE eE1hn -
A portion down and the balance in 8 and 6 months.
TWELVE NEW q. BEAUTIFUL
styles of Meloieons of fine rosewood nish varying in
price from Is to $50 dollars.
ELEYEN STYLES
OF Pianos of desirable prtsrns mostly octave of tone
surprisingly lovely; and bought upon the prprietors
OR INFERIOR --~,,e,
FOREIGN CUSTOMERS.
Mr. Hall has sent Instruments most of the Southern
and Western States and Canadas- Persons may order
Mr.. q. with much confidence and satisfaction tho
they were present TO select.
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED
Why don't keep lower-priced, cheaper Instruments
AasaUer-Because like to customer smie at the
next meeiinS
SEVEN PARTICULARS,
In which instruments superior:
| l. Quality OF tone, free. pure, soft and loud;
2. Great power of tone-mojestic & sublime;
8 Perfect Equality of tone;
f. Quick, easy and even touch;
s. Great durability;
6. Symmetry and beauty of finish;
Z. Being in excellent tune.
Reference:
L. W. Hall Son. ( Ravenna J. T. Green.
Direct all orders Of inquiry
GEO. HALL -
AsHTABULA, ONO.
Ravenna, April 4th. 1852 apr6
n ABSoo
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tYe 1t is admirably arranged to prevent clogging.
E It wlrotat as well side hill level ground.
G 1t is very strong and durable and is less liable
: out of repair than any other harrow.
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GEO. HALLS New Stock
~ OF Piano FoRTEs, MELoDEoNs, Gull " 81 r ~
TARs INSTRUCTION Books, srooLs, CoVfs. DusTLRs and
GUITAR Strings, all of tie best quality and at the lowest
rates fer opening trade ls59-at Ravenna O
- RAVEN, BACON & co.'s PIANOS, y. Y.
satisfied, after thorough investigation into the
conparaymertso OF some of the best New York and
BostoR makes the most desirable Pianos III market
With 80 years. quiet and yiatipg effort to
produce piano without lau in the Judgment of The
most refined musicians, the
Raven. Bacon & ca. Piano is n Gem. n
symmetrical Beauty. a Model of
Husic without Noise!
It's beautifully soft and liquid greet cultivated
with The exquisite delight listener sell
dom goes away without sa, ing, 'I wish had Piano
like that 80
Don't buy Piano until satisfied you getting
good one. Don't think that because Piano is cheap
you getting bdgaior that because it is high priced
You necessarily &c, good ore
HSA- coon aDVICEi- Have the Piano set up in your
parior, possbleook at it, ry it. get the opinion of
good judges. Buy of responsible person
home possible. These superb Instruments furnish
to customers at low rates, and sincerely hope
that effort to furnish good, reliable Pianos
deons, &C. will be duly appreciated and time and money
saved. --95-----r,
Child & Bishops Melodeons,
great variety of and ~ octases very good substi-
tute for PRno. zii--l
HALL & SONS GUITARS,
very superior article wairanted,-and by the way,
young ladies and gentlemen, why don't you learn to play
the Guitar Ii is very convenient aud fashionable in.
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WE respectfully invite the attention of Farmers and
w Agricultural dealers in this and adjoining States to
FISHERS WROUGHT RON MOWER, for thu Harvest
of 1885, greatly improved the Machine of 1858.
This Mower has been thoroughly tested the past sea-
by number of practical Farmers in Ohioand Penn
sylvsna. and pronounced equal 10 any Moving Machine
yet invented. Its durability evident, being manly
built of Wrought Iron.
The principle the frame is entirely new and original
and wholly unlike any other machine in the world
fg Our Mower is simple in its Construction;
l-ye Our Mower is durable;
y Our Mower is easily managed, no side draft;
Our Mower is small, and don't take up much room
80 in harm or shed;
~ Our Mower will not warp rot when exposed to
the weaher; ~
sYe Our Mower will cut swath Az feet wide;
6FS And Mewer is cheap.
What the Press SAYS.
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j. DEMPSrER HORIZON,
Attsrney at Law aud Justice of the Peace Also,
era Collection and Insurance Agent. Office in the
Court House, Rayenna, Ohio. mch'6-1y
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FARMS FOR SALE.
I,ARM FOR sALR-The sabscr;b.r


EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
situate Portage County Ohio on the Cleve
land W. Isvilie Turupike. and adjoining the corpo
ce- abnnt seventy Of Improved landItder irh
tivAiion and the balance valuable tiibere
failing Streams. suitable for grain or Stock farm and
located within hundred rods of heOresent Depot OF
the Cleveland asd Pitt hurgn Rail Road and hum
dred fee Iof b. contemplated Union pr1 os Cleve
land & Pittsbu g5 asd Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Ronfs. Ihs Dwelling House is large and couinlodious
well arrsnged with well Of pur son
water large orchard of grated choice apples and
com,nodoss farm barn. with sheds at'aehed horse and
carriage barn. and ether buildings in good repair:
making itone Of the desirable farms No-thern
Ohio. For terms and particulars, reference he had
90 90 H. Betss pT n Z RAnaf y S.Rssy
Rav6nna Ohio ApriI2. 1853 aprIs
essezsA DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.
TSss Situate on the old turnpike road 81 miles
from the village of Ravenna. on the cuya-
sxa4Rzzz hoga river. ann known the HJribut farm
containing acres Of snd s portion of whch IS
bottom land the remainder or about 50 acres Is % me
Farms he County. There are Sc choic- Mlcf Cows,
coming in, If desired, will be sold with the farm
For terms VIII ch will lie yer moderate and aecommo-
dating apply to the subscribeI @ IL the s yiilnse
March Is 1859, rnch1s-sm
ssssss.. NOTICE For sale at the
! Y csuler of Roos own, the Ho,>e aud
SV% lot of six acres wen known the William
N Bntirr place Said House Is very con ve-
.ESzaas nIenf1y arrsneedI and finished throusIout.
and ia excellent repair The premises. aslo per-
feet order Teere is failing well of
the kitchen door and also there is rod Barn. Carriage
House. and other out-b houses the pl ee.
Terms made easy and possession short notice.
PETER C BROCK.
Rootstown, March eth, 1853. n,ar9-ly
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE offers for sale the ing
i tate. consisfin, of village lois and farm lands.
wit: Dwelling house snd wo lots, situsted on Main
Street. Rayenna formerly owned by Eli King. Also
about sky lots ing in he part of The village
south side OF Main Street. situate in Berj Tappan's
addition 10 the village of Raterna- Also quanty
farm land lying between the village the Summit Mill
Road opposite John q. Kings, which will be sold in
parcels to suit purchasers.
The abose will be sold favorable tern,s
4nrfJ6. (IHA,S LAWRENCE Aoapt
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JOHNSON HOUSE,
NEW YORK.

Opposite the Hudson Rirer r. R. Depot
II HAVE opened the above ho e for the reception of
j the travelling public. and would be glad see my
friends when they visit New York eth business or
pen~ura- ,JEiHN II. SURREk UGs, Proprietor.
IApril 1880 anr6 2un