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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

4 TEUE WOMAN" Madame eros n VIVIAN
diere OF the foot ChasSeurs, Il pretty woman OF
twenty two, and wife Of one Of the cha-seurs,
requested permission of her husband, who was
in the reserve, TO follow the attack and assist the
wounded at Solferino. Taking with her keg
of brandy, a canteen Of water, and package
of linen and lint, she went forward into the thick
Of the fight, needless of the bullets and dressed
the wounds of many of the men and among
them that Of the Cent Gardr, who Wa, struck in
the head when close To the Em, error. A short
time after she saw one of the cfi@seurS lying on
the ground, wounded in the side She stopped
down and gave him some water with few drops
OF brandy ia it, While the man WA drinking,
a ball broke her little finger, smashed the glass,
and killed the man. Madame Go, then prccce-
dcd to the arnbulace to have her wound dressed,
and while on the way saw a soldier named Richie,
both Of hose legs hal been perforated by "A
ball Being wounded herself, she could not liit
the man up, but she adopted another expcdiemt.
She stopped down, and telling him To clasp both
his arms round her neck, in that manner she
managed to drag him to the ambulace. On the
following day Madame eros was told by the sur
geOn that her finger must be ampura;ei. well
then, said she, " do it at once, and the opera
ton was effected without her uttering "A word.
Some rings on her middle finger which were
broken By the ball We're aiterwsrd presented To-
the Emperor, to whom the courageous couiuct of
the rOntintcre was related"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
Kelley IN I'm MINUTES

uuililiug it the cure of CoUGHs, COLDs, ASTHMA
BRn>cnIris, SoRs TnRosr, HoAEsEsEss, DIrri,
CrLr BKs,rHgNG, lNcIPIENT CoNsUNPTIoN, AMI
DISEASES 90 THE LrSGs. They have no taste OF
mciiciuc and any child will take them Thou.
sands have been restored to health that had
before ie~parci. Testimony given in hundreds
OF ca-e,. \ single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES
Ask toy Rryans PuIm"nc Wafers-the orr
gina! and only genuine i stamped Bryan
SpurinG, kinds are offered for sale twenty-five
cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, ~ Y
For sale hy r. THAYER, q Co, Lansing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06
FOREST NURSERY

vTNllIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the city
Il of LANSING,
Just South OF tie Ceddr Riysr,
And is UNEQUALLED by any stock of trees
East or West. Ii has been raised here, with
especial reference TO the wants of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties adapted 10 this climate, graft
Ell from bearing trees, and is nov in thrifty and
fine condition for transplanting.
All those DESTROYS of planting orchards, will
find il 10 their advantage To purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead of from Eastern specula-
tors With whom they are unacquiinted, as the
proprietors
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds Of farm produce at cash pri-
ces in exchange for trees, and give liberal
credit TO responsible purchasers, if desired.
The following is brief list of prices:
Apple trees, 10 to 20 cents each
Cherry % IS
Plum 80 TO 40
Pear " 80 cents each
Strawberries, 81 per loo.
turrants, II 90 per doz.
Scious, :! % per loco.
We have also quantity OF evergreens and
shrubs.
HARRIS 4 PARSONS,
Proprietofs.
Lansing, August %, l,s9. 226ws
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

SOLEMN FACTs.-A noted writer SAYS that
woman with a hazel eye never slopcs from heI
husband, never chats scandal, never sacrifice
her husbands comforts for her own, never tnd-
fault never talks too much too little, always l.
all entertaining, intelligent aud lovely creature.
The gray is the sign of shrewdncss and talent
Great captains aud thinkers have it. In women
it indicates u better head than heart. The dark
hazel eye is noble in significance as in its beauty
The blue eve is admirable but may he tickle. Tn,
black eye-take care! Such may be seen almost
daily ut the police Office, generally with com
plant against the husband for assault and battery
-Erchagqe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

BEES SwARNISG IN Merchants WI>Dow-
A swarm of honey bees entered the fruit store OF
Messrs. Beard l. Osborn, under the Russell
House. yesterday morning, and took possession
OF the show windows, refusing to be removed
The swarm was quite large, and the bees very
active, though not cross They attracted a good
deal o. attention throughout the day, obstinately
resisting every effort to hive them, and gathering
in lunches in different places on the window
frame They retained their position until the
close of business 1t i the first instance on rec
ord of bees takin. possession of store.-Free
Press
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TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE l. hereby given, that Sealed Propo-
~ sals will De received AZ the Post-Ofrice in
HOughton, Houghtou county, Mich, from We'd
nesdsy, August 18th, at IL O'Clock, NJ. TO Sal
urday, September the l7th 1859, at , O'Clock.
VI, Tor the building Of the L'Arse Bay and State
Line State Road, from the village Of Houghton.
on Portage Lake. via the head Of L'Anse Bav
70 the State Line, along the survey recently
made by the Commissioners Of said Road Dis
lance So mics. Said Road TO be cleared Of all
standing timber, brush and fallen timber. one
rod in width, and feet of same to be well
-rubbed and graded, 30 a. 10 form a level road
bed. All swampy and wet grounds to De corde-
royed with sound timber, cut not less than L.
feet long; well spotted down, and laid On sub
stantial striugers, where the character Of the
ground makes II necessary. All streams 10 be
britged with substantial timber bridges
The Road to be completed OF or before the
first day OF November, A. ID. 1861. Contract.
will be awarded on Tuesday, September 20th
PAYMENT for the above work TO be made in three
annual instruments :. For information. enquire o.
D. ID. Brock Az
D. .. BR0CKWAY,
5. H. GRIFFIN,
S. CHADWICK,
22owi Commissioners.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

THE "GREAr Eastern" y The English pa
pers report that the engines OF this big ship are
now erected, the propeller is in its place, and
the floats are on the paddlewhecl- The ma
chinerv, indeed, is so tar complete that the
steam has been got up to try the accuracy OF
the bearings and forth. of her six nasts,
the first, fifth and sixth are in and rugged. The
carpenters having put up the deck buiwarks,
the painters are giving the boards the first coat
In short period the Great Eastern will be
coaled and provisioncd, and ready to take her
trial trip to sea.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

SENSIBLE ADvIcE.-lf you would he happy,
when among good men open your ears; when
among bad shut them. And as the throat has a
muscular arrangement, by which it takes care OF
the air passages of its own accord, 80 the ears
should be trained to an automatic dullnes- OF
hearing. 1t il not worth while to hear what
your servants say when they are angry; what
your children say after they have slammed the
door: what beggar says whom you have re-
jected from your door; what your neighbor-
say about your children; what your rivals say
about your business, or your dress.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

DHEFAEEn from prescription Of Sir James Clarke
VI. u. Physician Extraordinary To the Queen Thi,
valuable Nrrlu- u uutaiing the of all those
painful sni dangerous disease. incident the female
constitution
Ii moirTate- all excess removes all distractions and
bring on the monthly period With regularity These
ili- ~A't ~ used two three weeks previous 20 con
ineUiu they ft-Ify the constitution, ami lessen the
suhrr.ur during labor enabling the mother perform
her date, with -airty :" herself and child.
Th,~ F,ii, st,aii MT ~ 'Ilsr bg females during N,
FIRST THREE uDNIIfSn II Pregnancy as thsy are sur,
n b,iEg Hcryruty~, 't' any Other tune tsey ar,
SAFE
In all cases Nervous snd spinal Affections pain in
the Back snd luIus Hr;viue-- Fat que on Slight Ex-r
ton, Psltit,tun eft til" Heart, iwness of Spirits Hys
t.rc-, Sex Headache, Whites and al the painful disease.
stoned by ii ordered system these Pin. will efec
4 when all other have failed and although
pnS-rfu remedy do contain rou calomel antinony
- sns other mineral
Full directions accompanying erci package. Price, in
ia. United states and Canada. tine Dollar.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canals
jon MOSS, date | C Baldwin & Co. }
Rochester. y. Y.
y -One Dollar aud postage stamps enclosed To any
authorized Agent, will ensur- bottle 80 pills
bv return mail
For salp hy r. FH.yEP lansing. CT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

SPLENDID VARIETY OF WHEAT. We have
been shown a sample of white blue-stcm wheat,
raised by Jas. Iisdwin, of Newton, one of our
subscribers, which surpasses for size of berry
any that we have before seen We understand
that it yielded twenty-six bushels To the acre,
and weighs sixty-siN pounds to the bu-hel-it ii
pens about the same time az the Soulc wheat
Mr.. Bradley, under the ExpoHnder office, has
secured quantity, where it can be found 10y
those wishing to obtain it for sced.-Narshah
Erpounder
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06
excitement mr.,

BLACKBEIRIEs.-Consder excitement pre-.
walls in this immediate vicinity relative To the a.
bundant crop of blackberries in Lapeer county
this season. Several hundred persons from this
village and the surrounding country have visited
the burnt district near Clear Lake during the
past week, and so far a. We know have been well
repaid TOR their time and trouble. On Tuesday
everything in the shape of spring-wagons were
brought into requisition and took up their line OF
march. IL is said there are thousands Of acres
covered with the brush which has sprung up
since the fire ran through the pine forest three
years ago. and that the berries were never more
plenty than now.-Ro,aeo argus.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

DESTRUCTION AT MILroRp.-The dam Of Ira
A. Hebbard, on the Pettibone Creek. at Milford
WAS carried away on Friday night last, supposed
to be caused by defect in the waste gate also
carrying away the dams of Peters and III. {. An,
drews on the Huron River. Mr.. IIebbard's loss
$500; Mr.. Peters loss $500: Mr. Andrews
loss $l00. The farmers turned ont in great
numbers, and the dams will undoubtedly be re-
paired SO that the mills will be again running
the last of this week-Pontidc JackSoniap, |.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

OyEK-NICE-A curious instance at the tact ui
Chef-Jg-tcc Parsons. and of h.S -IcccsS wilh
in iyidual-, l.. related hy the lion. Daniel \
White oil Salem. \ iclc.ac I" the Convention
objected to the United States Constitution, that
it had not the name of God in it from ne-itiuiu-
20 end. NJ. Parsons told him that the same ob-
lection might ha brought against one of the
canonicaI hJ - Ui the Bih,c Tie delegate
hardly believe it, and promised. i. it were -. hc
would give up his objection. He was desired TO
read the book Of Esther, which he did, and vo-
ted for the Constitution.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

Are generally csused ~ A,imscale burrOaghei u the
>kn pr Trl>k> Magnetic Ointment, by - powerful aut
penetrating qualities. destroys every vest- "' them re
min, health Sni beatty To- the SAN wherever spil-i
r-magin. Tan and .r-ckles
I>yI,NEp OK SORE EYEs-A g. Cushing, of South Beni
lad says The Magnetic oinimeut = The ons rern-i.
here FIR IEfrso Eyes The Auditor oi cur county
has much faith is curative p0ser- this d~eAs-
that be MY hy recommends ~ bu; oilers !" ir
To-; he pad for il in each If Il :ais Of eaTe
rILEs.-r-s which at thi, season OF the year par
tcuar'y troublesome cured ~ oace hy Tra-k- Mag
ne,c Ointment Apply Ia the parts Affected And snA e.;
the back
NERvoUs Os Sex HE'p,CUE Apply The Ointment Tee :
70 the forehead soI temples, sni hack Of the neck ala
tn the sole. Of the feet AMI palms Of the hanis ~
rehere the severe-t hesische in thirty minutes Read
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

TEACHERS INsrIrUrEs-lion. j. VI. Gregory,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, visited this
village, on Thursday last, to make arrangements
for the approaching Institute. In the evening he
addressed large audience on the subject of edu-
cation. The address was very interesting and
was listened 10 with marked attention. After the
address, a committee was appointed, consisting OF
Rev. S. ii. ID. Naun, A \. Award and Strawther
Bowling, to make all the necessary arrangements
for the accommodation of teachers and Others
who may attend the Institute.-Cdss Rep.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

FIRE AND Loss or LIPE.-From Capt. Gann
We learn that about s. acres of marsh land
owned 10y Mr.. Ferry, of Grand Haven, and situ-
atei on the river bank about twelve miles above
the mouth, were burned over on Wednesday
last. The remains of two men were found in
the ashes, who had evidently been burned Ia
death They were so badly burned that no
trace could I've found to indicate who they were,
or where they came from.-Gra"i Rapids En-
qHirer, Aag. II.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

A DISTRESSING CoUtH >oRS THRnsT CURED -lR. L
J.CS-,S short time since was attacked With very
severe soye throat and hosrsness accompanied " ia a
most distress NJ and violent cough whcs rackei my ~
TEN terribly Use. remedies without cbta min,
rel ef AMI finally purchased two bottles Of Taani
Ba.anic Cordial, taking which was entirely cuie'
W. have nee used il for other members Of cur family
ant nnI that never '-il- We look upon Z The very
h..-t medicine in ,he world Hr.p--t'isl sour-,
IINAH PJB!iS
NcvtoNn, y j, M,y l., 1855
p,ruarel ony ~ Iir. C. " I.c.-on, 10 : Arch =
PM selpbi, aud tur sal by Druggists sni -.orvAe-r-
tirou. hout the United ant Csnts Price - c.
pr bottle. lS>
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

AMERICAN 2oUAvEs We were much sur.
prised last evening To witness, for the first time
the drilling; of a full company of young Creole
Louaves in our city, by a Lieutenant who served
IN one OF these famous French corps Throughout,
the Crimian war. This volunteer corps ia STYLED
ths hrst company of Chasseurs Pied de In Lou
lslane. Captain Henry ST Paul is is command
The men went through severe exercise. from
seven O'Clock until near ten, not only in military
drill, but in gymnsStic performances N. D.
Crescent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

THE HoRsS THIFP.-The young man whose
career az horse tibet was 81 suddenly Interrupt
ted, As related in the lfatchtorer on Saturday,
gives his name ~ Slas II. Kent. His inglorious
ned OF operations is now circumscribed by the
hour walls OF his prison room on Clinton street
Tie VIII be taken To Ann Arbor for trial. All OF
the seven horses stolen by him have been re.
stored TO their owners, together with n buggy
and harness, which were included among his
'heits-Adria' Hatehtorner, hug. -.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

Persons ADVANCED IIre and feeling the hand 81 Time
weighing heavily upon item, with all its attendant -
will find in the U.s. Of Hooanl. German Btiers, RI Nl
that will ns:il lie into their veins restore
measure the energy snl aTdor OF more youthful dag
build up their shrunken forms, and give health sni Ell
ergy TO their remaining years.
Ask for H-!Flnd's Geynda RmaI prepared by l'r.
NJ jackson AIS Arch street, Philadelphia They are so!'
by druggists and .to-ehecpers every town and village IL
the United states Csnsdas we.t Indies and South Amer
Ca ~ IS cents per bottle. .N.->
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED DE,TH.-We under
stand from = citizen OF Otsego, that Burton Price,
OF that village, died very ~ denly and to his
friends unexpectedly OF Friday last. lie had
been ailng for a considerable time previous To
his death, but on the morning in question he sat
at the breakfast table in the ENJOYMENT OF the
meal and apparently convalescent. Before night
he was corpse. He was about % wears old
AUeqdn Record.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

A SCRIPTURE REBUKE-Baruum is said actu-
ally to have offered Mr.. Spurgeon, the celebrated
English Methodist preacher, gao year to
come to America and and make a lecturig tour.
Mr.. Spurgeon replied by writing simply, Acts,
xiii: To-" and sending il TO Barnum. The verse
reads thus:
40, full of subtlty and all mischief, thou
child of the devil wilt thou not cease To pervert
the right ways of the Lord ,"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

FLEE AT EAsrNANyILLE.-Ag gentleman IN from
Lamont inform that the barn which was de-
stroycd 10y fire Il few days ago was the property
of Abram Hendrick. The building WAS struck
by lightning, and was entirely destroyed. Loss
about $500 insured for s25o.-Grand Rapids
Eng. AMq -.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

MELANCHOLY OcCCRRENcE-Mr Isaiah 4. F..
low, of Homer, in this county, committed sui.
eide by hanging himself to an apple tree near
his dwelling, on Thursday morning. He Was
undoubtedly laboring under temporary insanity
at the time.-NlyshaN Statesman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

Coop roR a PREACHRR.-A few dav. ago,
-ay- the iIuii,l, COMMERCIAL one OF our eloquent
city dvinrs p,rpctrated bon mot i'll hs sermon
which no, lev took, among them prominent
railroad man He WAS preaching upon repent
ancc, land, ,ad he, when the tears OF re-
pentance flowing, substantial proof. OF re-
generated 1T. are expected Only the tears OF II
deep penitcnce can wash away the sins OF life !;
for. tell you, the heary freight ms" 60 By
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B,as"irt Institution 'S1!{tshed by sIDcal endoa me-
fJc III, It,iif ~ the SICK AMI Distressed dtft,td
nth Iirai,Ht and kjt,teBtic Diseases
'I'ir HON ARD Association, IN view IF the awful de-
structi"u of human lie, cause! by sexual di,ea~
aud the dece t"n prscticei upon the unfortunate
TINS U such diseases by Quacks several years ago r-c
ted their Consulting surgeon, a. CHARITABLE ACT
worthy of th-r name opeg ihs-u>sry for the treat
menj oi this cls, 81 ,ea>rS. all their forms. and
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRABS I" all who apply by let
ter with description "i tte,r condition, (age, occupa
ton, habits Of lie, &c J ant IN Of power
", t. FURNISH Mt.pIt Hrs FIRE. OF CHARGE. IL l.
needles, L. add thai the ASSOCIATION command, the high
ct Medical kl 81 the age and VII! furnish the sp
proved m.riern treatment.
tn. directors ia. Association ia their Annual X. port
upon the sexual sea--o express III. high
~ satisfaction with the winch has ATTENDED
rhors, s-mins Weakness, Gon"rrhea, elect, the
OF Onani>m Self-ahu>e and order continuance q
the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, review of the past 'al assured tina
their labur thi- sphere of bene VIOLENT effort have beer
Of great benefit to the afflicted especially To the young
n-wcd ZEAL to thus very important and much desp.e'
cause.
An admirable Report on Spermat"rrloea, or S-mina
weakness the vice ~ utui-in, Mt-turoaton or self
abuse and other Diseases Of the sexual organs by th
Consulting surgeon, will be- sent by mail I'm a sealed
v.lop.), FREE az CHARGE, receipt of TWO SrAMf:
for postage Other Reports and Tracts the nature
treatment of sexual Diseases diet. &c. constantly be
published for yrattIiioUs distribution. and will be
To- the afflicted! some of The remedies and method
Of treatment discovered during the last year gr-a
value.
Address, for Report treatment, or. J. SklIJI>
HOIGHTO\, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, IA By order the II,
r-ctors EZRA u HARTwE1I, President.
CSC FsIRCuID, Secretary. febl5yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

EyrRAvAGANT DINNERS AT SARATOGA. One
lady is reported to have given dinner 10 twenty
friends, which cost siVn, and New York
banker PAID $3.50 for twenty-ei2ht persons.
Soatherner however, surpassed that, hc having
paid 81 400 for one dinner, the largest private
dinner ever given ut that fashionable resort.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

WORTH Irs WsIGUr IN SILvER.-Hon. JOS
norton, president of the Morgan County Agri.
cultural Society, a few DAYS since rendered to the
agent OF the Cashmere Shawl Goat Company,
VI tennessee. for one Of the pure blood Cash
mere goats. its weight in silver, which was ref,.
seq The company will not part with the pure
o'oods AT any price. The seven-eighth bloods
produces wool which commands eight dollars pei
pound IN the markct.-.Jacksonrille an Times
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

SUICIDE.-We learn that |. c. Esow, worthy
and respected farmer, near Homer, in this county,
committed suicide on "Wednesday of last week.
He arose very early i'll the morning, and without
any known cause hung himself in the orchard
near his house with chain. He was not dis
covered until the family were at breakfast. He
Was about 50 years OF age, and is said to have
been well oil, with money at interest He leaves
a wife and four children.-NarshaU Erpo,m!sr,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

rRoGRkssING.-The Flint and Pcre Marquette
nAiiway have now about two miles of track laid.
locomotive is expected to arrive this weed. to
oe used in conveying the ties and rails from the
.ompanys dock in this city, to where they are
ne'ns used along the road.-Slg. Eat.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

The Fastest TINE On RECoRD.-The trot yes
terday over the Eclipse Course, between Princess
and Flora Temple, resulted, a. We learn from a
private dispatch. in favor of the latter, she win
ming in three straight heats. Time -2:22,
2:23 IL, 2:225.-C Chicago Times, loih.
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THE CELEBRATED COPPER TOE.
Mitchelrs Patent Metallic Tip
DESIGNED ESrEtIAILY FOR
Boys. Youths and Childrems'
BOOTS AND SHOES.

lNfRNtNtNI has been applied 10 Bots and
n Shoes, by which 4 saving of expense the coz
-Um-r, az two thirds, il realized by sctual experiment
HE LIP
CONSIST. % piece of copper other indestructb-
terisl neat fa-tened the toe If the .ho-
forming complete protection Tbs invention j. n0u
preDt-3 10 the public, with the lest kuo~ -.e 81
practical utility, having heen tested Years and
II destined entirely 70 -Upersei- the old -yls, for
GILL RENs', BOYS K YOUTHS BOOTS 4 SHOE.
TIE innpor of this Invention will b- readily apprs
ciat-t, II well known that children invariably wear
ont their boots snt sN'--
FlRST At TIE TUE,
and, With This protection, they viii upon
l-s-t three Iim-. long the old
sh- the expense =
st-T T2lrIF MORE.
T1i. ibv-u tn a" especially applicable {" Miners
Bios sni s ocrui aH- letting lh- too 81 ih- tsn
- >hp- a. ~
NJ cham. -sf tn public -eu-rai'y wi th- ian
l.ir = "rr-to NJ 49, goods DFs- t-t-l th-,
t--ilD-t ir g-n-i ,rrs-i- all rth-r KINDS
TIE -,a:- mas nb and mar, all the ho--s
i.a jh- pruci a. ritl., Of IT, h-crIo-r-
CHASE, MCKINNEY IL co.
tO>IOS
(Gxn-r. 81 The z'-nr G,t.al