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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02

ed clothing and food from the members without
knowing fiom whence come the welcome gifts
The BY Laws, which we have read, strictly for
bid any member TO make known when or 10 whom
amy donations are IN ,dc. We have IL from what
We consider reliable authority that some forty dol
lars have already been expended In this place fol
charitable purposes. Iftheir object is good every
well disposed person will wish them success. Let
us be charitable and suppose their aims laudabe
until the contrary be shown.
II is a question, great question, whether char
table institutions should be conducted secretly -
1t Is claimed that whatever Is good should be
known to the world that all mankind might profit
by 1t. On the other hand IL Is asserted that with
out my organization Of the chirtabe in conmu.
mites the old and feblc, the poor and sick would
be neglected by the most kindly disposed. It is
claimed that without a concert Of action on the
part OF the charitable that men become careless
and the meritorious be neglected. We believe 1t
Is the duty of the G.. X. J. A. of the order to seek
out the suffering and have their wants alleviated.
The G. T. A., we are told, Is appointed to look
after those who are too modest or bashful to make
their wants known. We will notice the order fur.
thcr when we get time and room to do so.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
OEITU-A Y

DIED On Tuesday morning. July 25, 1860,
at his residence. in Millersburg, Ohio. of anGmia, ,
(nrotractcd for three months) DIR JACOB VOOR-
II ES, in the 51th wear ofhis age. leaving II Iam.
ly and Il large circle of relatives and friends to
meurn.
The deceased was n native of Favette county,
Pa., but became resident Of jefferson county. o
as early rs the year | >05. On arriving to man.
hood he selected, rs the calling of his choice the
profession oimedcinc. After pcrsuing the study of
medicine the usual time, unl"r the instruction of
DR.. JudkinS he went to the city of Lexington.
Kentucky. where he attended Il medical college
and qualified himself to stand an ornament in
his profession. After few wears practising in
Jefferson county he removed to Millcrshurg. O.,
where he engaged in the practice of medicine and
eniDycd the fullest confidence of the community
in his skill ns physician and integrity MS n man.
In 1889 he was elected by the Legislature asso
ciate Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
Holmes county, which position he occupied with
very distinguished ability for seven wears. In
lt41 he was again hnnorcd bv the people ot his
county in being elected to the State LEGISLATURE
and in le4@ was re. elected to the same position
While Il member of the legislature he commrnlcd
the respect ofhiS constituency for the distinguished
manner in which he discharged his duty rs n pub
lie servent and his highly moral bearing as MN.
After returning to his constituents he abandoned
cumuated enough of this worlds goods to CRAFTY
and satisfy the ambition of prudent man
The deceased. although he lived almost his
three score wears. duln" which time he received
flnttcring marks of the high esteem AMI confidence
ot his ncighbors and ncqunntanccs. was not un-
mindful of the fact, that life is but n drama. and
shortly the curtain of life would drop. placing
friends, ncighbors and all earthly granlurc upon
one side ofeternty whilst he should stand upon
the other, More than uunrtpr of n century since
he made profession of religion, from which time
to his death he was Jealous. consistent and wor-
thy member of the church. What n happy fact
it is to know, that man need not throw away his
religion to serve his country when solicited by his
c0untrymen to sit as Judge or Legislator upon the
rights of citizens. At all times and under all cir
cumstances, the deceased did exemnlify his reig-
ion by his daily walk and conversation, and those
who know him best will not hesitate to affirm that
his nature was all kindness. goodness and firmncss
and desire to all his neighborS happy in life
and possessed Of good hope for the future.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
An Ordinance.

Sec. /. BE IL ordained By tie Mayor
and Common Council ofMe Incorporated
Village of MaierSbury, That it shall he
unlawful tor any person or r.ons, by ngent r
otherwise, TO keep open tor the transaction {
business amy room. rooms, grocery saloon or 9th.
er place of resort, will IL the Incorporated limit
nf he snid village of Nlershurg on The first day
ut The week. commonly called sunday; and each
and every person or ptrs 60 offending shall M.
nn convection iherOi, he punished by fine in any
sum not xrnrding twenty nor less than five d, |.
lars at the discretion of the authority having ia.
resdiciipn Of th, oifnce.
Sfc .. That il my person or persons shall he
found exciting nny disturbance in any room or
rooms grocery W saloon. or other pare oi public
resort within the limit. o. the sal incorporated
village. on the first dav uf the week common y
called SUNDAY, the person or persons sn ofl ndin
shall, upon couvi ton thereof be fined in amy sun
not cxret ding ten dollars nor less thnn twn dullau
NJ the discretion of the authority having juresdic
ton ot the oT nee
Src3 That this Ordinance take fleet md hr IL
force from aud after its passage and ruhlicn'in
u S UllL, Mayor
w VI LOU rtIER, Recorder.
Passed in council July 81, 1850.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Brutal and CoWardiy Assault.

On Friday evening last, between nine and ten
o'clock while we were standing in front of Mr.
CoHN's clothing store, IN private conversation with
Gen. ANKENY, II cowardy Black Republican ruff
fan named ANDY Duncan, backed by JoHN Hen.
RY, clipped up quietly behind us and by aiming IL
blow and pushing at the same time succeeded in
getting MS off the pavement He followed up the
attack until he was caught by Gen. ANKENY. A
crowd was soon assembled and the runian left
On Saturday morning he was arrested and taken
before Esq CRlTcHrIELD, and fined fifteen dollars
and costs. A few minutes after we were again
assaulted by him when he was again arrested aud
bound over to the Court of Common Pleas. We
to the credit of the rulan Tor he gave us the hard
est blow he could. We Learn from others that he
tancied an article in last weeks paper in speaking
of a man who wished his wheat cannon balls and
in the hands of Mexicans to shoot American SOL
diers alluded to his father, and it for this he
made the cowardly attack. If the article fit him
he ought not to complain of it; if it did not he
had no more reason to complain than any Other
citizen Of the county. No one was named in the
article; nothing was said that would point to any
man, and il the DUNCAN family would have kept
quiet about it who would have thought of its ap-
plying to them? We have been epeatedy treat-
ened, behind our back, by this DUNCAN, HENRY and
few o their Black Republican associates but we
never regarded their threats. There was II gmg
OF this kind ofrowdics that assaied Mr. REED, when
he edited the papers il was the same with q. /.
NEWTON, and also with j. II. NEWTON.
We do not hold the Republican party RESPONSE
BILE for their conduct. A mjority,a IL very large
majority, all the better men OF the party condemn
the rulianisln and cowardly assault of DUNCAN, in
the strongest terms, and declare that the fine OF
fifteen dollars was not half enough. There are II
few aiders and abettors of the rowdy gang who
pretend to be proper nice men that we expect to
have a lecture for one of these days. We wish
them to remember that threats will deter US from
writingjust what we please.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
For the Farm

FOr the FNrmer.
MEssRs EDIToRs.-I have been urged by my
numerous friends to allow my name to be used in
connection with the nomination for County Com.
missioner Oh the Democratic Ticket. have not,
until the present time consented to be candidate;
the time to the Primary Election is now so short
that it will be impossible for me to see any consi l.
cradle number Of the Democracy before the nom.
nations. would, therefore. ask all to remember
that am a candidate for nomination, whether
successful or not, will be found as ever battling
for the good old Democr, tic party.
Yours Respectfully,
JESSE UIIL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Sons of Malta.

Sohs OI MHIta.
One evening last week about one hundred mem
bers Of the secret order, known as the Sons OF
Malta, arrived here from Akron for the purpose,
as we undt trstand, of institutng lodge at this
place They had gun squad along who made
some tall thunder. They were met at the station
by the bands OF this place. procession was
formed at the depot and marched through the prin-
cipal streets. Some seventy or eighty persons
were along with the Sons who came for a spree,
and with the assistance of some noisy people in
this place succeeded in spelling large quantity OF
liquor and in making the night hideous with their
riotous conduct. We learn that much of this bad
conduct was mjustly charged to the Sons, who A.
general thing conducted themselves in a hiphlv
proper manner.
We know but little of the Sons of Malta
Much has been said concerning them, but it gen.
orally conceded by those whose judgment is wor.
thy of attention that the world knows no more of
them than it does Of Masonry or Odd Fellowship.
The order was established in the Island of Malta.
Neither history tradition can fix the time of its
institution. It's known to have existed since the
year ll02, but as to how long il existed before that
time we could not even venture a guess. Until
within the last three years no lodges were known
to exist elsewhere than on the Island where the
first Lodge was erected. Lodges are now scatter.
ed over the United States, and it is said the men,
bers in this country number nearly million
Nearly all the Senators, Members of Congress,
Judges, Governors and a great number of ministers
are said to be members of the order
The great object and aim of the order is chari
ty. We see it stated that great number in all
the large cities, as well as in villages, have since
the institution Of the order in this country, recey
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Dwellings,.

We have repeatedly urged upon the people of
this place the Importance of erecting number of
dwelling houses. Many families would have To-
Gated in this place within the past year if dwell
ings could have been procured. In one years res.
idence we were unable to secure dwelling house
save but for three months and that was not fit to
live in, and in all probability we would now be
without dwelling place lift had not been for the
kindness of Judge Saunders, who built one for our
special accommodation.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02

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ID - ua,r pttsp " VOC rIput g le mar iad,
bpth male and fcuH", ~ rv,ryuiur cbuc. .ffinK the
NJ 'olng. and relations NJ our sxu.l system. AID The
od irt o. prevent tinb of nn.Wiug Including MI
dstot, ii,s n' vtt b,fDi" gyrt u it Epg ltD4-
Irg by Nh. NOUNG, " u. This IL ,HllyA valuable
udintetct votk T. Il writ .n IN plain lRnguaer Tor
he grnefa read. " nd j. illustrated with numerous En
'ravints. Al young married ptopi , u1se contcfn'
plating marriate and having the lat impediment o
n'irlrd fe should read this book II di.cnscs ,ecrets
that every should be acquainted wi h. stlll II Is A
onk that must be 10 ked up, sn lie about thr house
II WIN be sent 10 any the receipt ~ twenty I've
'"' ~ W stecir or t"-iage stamps Address DIR WM.
You've, No diG PRICE ~ uhnve an Phlndt luh y Pa.
tW- AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE No matter
what mny he disease. before y"u Ourstlf IN
Ter the car" Of Of The numei Ous QuAcKs native
o forciVn-who a vertl-r IN tlis od'er Hpe',
'et copy of eihe NJ Dr.. Ycung's looks and read II
carefully. I VIII he the means OF saving you many n
H. l,r, vnnr h aiih ard Jr,,sibiy YOUR life,
DR. YOUNG be consul ed on any Of the dsnases
r.crlbed In III publications. at lis Office, No 6sptuee
Street, above fourth. DZiy sm
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters.

n case of ScrQfutd Ulcers, ScurUey EruptiOns Of
the skin, te operation 0f he Life Medicines is truly
astonishing, cites owing In few days. every vestge
Of these oahsom diseases by their purifying effects on
on the bloc bilious Feuer and .4gue DyspepSid,
Dropsy, FfteS anu In short, most all diseases soon
we 10 thi curative properties. No family should be
without them, as by their timely much suffering and
expense may be saved. For sale b. J. X. RAIF
(na1yD Millersburg, o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
ApOlogetic.

Our Foreman desires to apologize for the poor
appearance of the printing in this paper, owing to
some dsarangement of the press. = ZanesoiLe
Aurord.
The Editor of the aurora should "dcsre" to
apologize for copying number of articles from
the Farmer without the usual credit.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
MARRIED.

MARRIED.-On Tuesday evening, July 3lst,
at the residence of Mr.. BENoN Dawson the brides
itaher. bv Rev. ]. A. +. SIMPSON, Mr. W. II.
FRANKS, of fredericksburg. Wavne county, O.,
and Miss MARGARET DAWSON, of Holmes
county, o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
ShCrin's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will offer for sale
"a at public auction NJ the door of the Court
liouse in Alilersburg Holmes County Chic, ON the
2sth day GfJ"ly.L u 1860 at one O'Clock p, NJ
of said day by virtue ofa vcndi to Inc issued andsde
Iivercd from the Court f Common Pleas of said
Holmes COUNTY the following real estate to wit:
the undivided onc-tenih part the sou h east quar-
ter of section number twelve. township number
eight, and range number nine, in said Holmes
execution in favor of Junn H. Bc rcroft issued By
the Court of Common Pleas of said county and to
me directed as sheriff of said county. Gyen under
my hand this sGth day of June 4, y, lsGt.
JOHN FRENCH Sheriff
June c6'h A. u. GO.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Gold! Gold!i

Gold! Gold!i
George L. Cook has just received very large
and beautiful supply of Watches, Jewelry, &C.,
which he says he will sell at less prices than goods
of like quality have ever been sold in this region
of country. Give him call.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
To Correspondents.

We desire correspondents to notice that we
publish no communication unless the name of the
writer is made known to us. We have just re.
ce we'd communication, too late for this week
paper, W thout the name of the writer, however,
the writer is known to us and it may be looked
for next week. When writing for publication
write on but one side of the paper.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Thanks.

To Joseph Kimerer, Capt. Pounds and others
for new subscribers. Forty-sevcn have been ad
ded to our list during the past week. The work
goes bravcly on.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Attachment Notice.

Henry Beidlar and W.D ! Attachment Before
lr, wing trading in the a; WIggnS,J /. OF
mama of H. l}, illur * Co, , Washington town
as ship Holmes county
Jarvis Clements. Ohio,
ON the g7th day of June. A. D. 1850 said Justice
! } issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum of sixty-hve dollars and seven
,nts and fifteen dollars tu cover casts This action
will be tried on the l4th day Of August, 4, D, ls6i
at / o'clock I. NJ, ii. BLlDLAh.
,uly 10, leG0 Z2N3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Religious.

HeiigiOus.
Weare requested to say that there will be no
services in the Lutheran, Rev. Mr. Knisely's
Church, on Sunday next In two weeks from
that time Rev Mr.. Knisely will deliver his vale
dictory.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Agricultural.

The Holmes county Agricultural Society will
meet at Mllersburg on Saturday August ith, at
O'Clock P. M. for the purpose Of electing officers
for the ensuing year.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified rs ad-
ministrator Of the estate of George Swlnehart dec.
late of Saltcreek T. p Holmes county Ohio;
HENRY P0MERlNE.
July 18th 1890
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
MOrtOn's Sold Pens!

THIS Is conceded be the BES T6 OLD PEN for all pnr-
L poses, in We Have been selling them for
about years have every pen sold, and
have not yet had returned any complaints mads
ofthen. They the pen used by almost public
oficer hook-keeper, ban e., &C. in the United States
We buy drertf A. Morton, from peddlers, have
warranted tn u.s. and warrant them those that
Uuv OF us. Can the BOOKSTORE.
Dee, is lsb9.-u
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hcrcby given that petition will bs
i presented 10 the Commissioners Of the county
OF Holmes and state of Oho.at their September
session, A. ID. lt6O, PRAYING said Commissioners TO
las out county road, situate 10 snid county, com
moncing alta pint on the road leading from MIL
lersbute to Oxford near John LnEs house, from
that point west through said ngs land TO the foot
OF the hill thence easwardy TO the line Of the land
~ Jnmes CULLEN ard In the same direction across
said Quiens land 70 the land Of Martin Ling, thence
southw estwardl through said Martin ling's land
70 The land o said Quilrn, thonce through the lspd
Ot SAID Quilen in the direction, thence In the
same direction through the lands Of Henry Wallick
and JOSIAH Ling, bearing 30 the west and inter:
see ne sald county rosd near the mouth Of Richard
tullefs lane, where the rond crosses the coun-
W road Aforesaid. thence north between the house
and barn uf Richard Cullen. thence through the
lands OF said Cullen IN southwesterly direction,
thence tn ough the lands Of Daniel Sholts In the
sare ii eetion, thence through the lands Of Henry
iQnef. inters.cting the road nenr the foot Of the
bill leading from Oxford 70 tho rond running from
hillersburg to Danvile; and that 40 much OF the
said county road lea ing from Milersburgto Or.
tordas lies between the place where said proposed
road crosses said county road ut Richard Culien's
lane ~ the place where the road leading from MIL
lersbnrg to Oxford on the east side Of kibnck in
tersec said county road near John Christophers,
DC vacated.
JAMES CULLEN.
july "a, le6O.-ne3wf One Of the Petitioners.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
E9r MRS. WINSLOW-An expe,

EF MRS. WINSLOW-An eyneri.
enced nurse and ie nar physician has Soothing syrup
for ch dren teethng which greatly facilitates the proc
Of Teething by sUtensg The gums, reducing all naam.
mation-wl aay al pain and is sure to regulate Tn.
bowels. Depend up'n it, mothers, 1t will give rest to
yourselves relief and health to your infants Per.
leoty safe In all cases. See advertisement in snoth,
30 umn. yln39
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

Just PUDHShfd, IN StGltd EArei0pe,
ALECTuREON TIE AruKE IRE ,TMENT AND RA
DICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRIIEA,o or Seminal Wa O..
ness sexual b! y; NtNou ness Iuvolnnt"ry Emis
sinns nducng lmp tency and Mental ani ysica! De
bity.
By ROB J. CuLNERwEIL, NJ D.,
The important fact hat the awful ronspqu-n of SELF
may be etic tuHv e'royed without internal M.iicine
aud TIL danlcrou, applications nt Surgical operations,
bouu snsrun ans ani other emp ric a vi,c, Is here
81 arly demons srated, the enti ty sud hi,hly
sue es-iul treatment Hs adopted y the celebrated
thn' fuly explained hy means of which every is
ahled cure himself perfectly, and at the las possible
cost the"ehv av"i ling all the advertised nosum. of III
day. This Lecture will prove boon to Thousands and
thousands
sent under sealtoao add ess post pnid, on the
c ip' Of two postage s''mnS by addrrs ing d Gil
KLINE, NJ. D., 4SU First Avenue, New lorS, Post BIA
4 s6-ngtf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
DHILIP LEPLAUGH is engaged il

Il tue Blacks smithing business in all us various
branches lie feels confident that his work will render
sarisf, ,cton TO all who may give him cal. His shop
viii h. found imedat l. South Of the Dlsc p'es Church
AuI..svu,., :, Gao. (.5D =. LIPAAuGu'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


TeSSeu, dVicted run lHUHW ana
Epidemic Diseases.
THE IIOwAED A>sOt IATION, in view of the awful
destruction "f rumon 4 caused by SrA' Al di'
aud the deception practscd upon the foruuate vic
tins of such ui,easts. bv Quacks, several di-
rec ed thti Consulting surgeon, CHARITABLE ct
worthy of The Lame, to pen D>pe' sar, for the
ut of his ca's of diseases in all their orms AID to
siv- MErc 10 all who Apply by letter.
with de crptiou q: their cOnuiuou Gage, upation
habits # life Sc md IN Of fcNr, pOv ry, to fur
ni,n MEDICINES FREE~O CHARGE II Is needless to
adj hit the A-socat.n commands thu CHEST Medical
skin ni the age and viii furnish the app owed mod
ern treAtI tnt.
upO the trta ameht ul Sexual Diseases express the g-
est sat fdion "h the success hich has nded the
labor cir surgeon. IN the cure of Spermatorr e
seminal Wea uyss, Go'urrhua, Glcct, ph- T. the vic,
Of uauis or ST Abuse, Disease of the Kidutvs and
Bddie AZ and order continuance Of the pan
Or he ensuing yea
An admi. able report Spermatorrhea, or Semnal
WcnNuIs', The vice Of Ouauisn MHsturba on IL
Aru>r, AID 'ther si of he Nupl ur-aus, bv t.,
Crusultng Surgeon, IN he sent b. mai sealed
vrlope) FREE ut CHARGE on cipt OF TWO STAMPS
for posratc. oihe Hrpotts and 7 acts thu nature
amt eHtuent Of Sexual ds-nsrs, dit, are :
St-ny ing publish for gratuious distribution, ard
vii b to The afflicted. Some uf the new re- edics
and methods of treatment discoyeTeu duing the last
year, are uf great va uc.
hllrr,s, for Report or treatment, DR. J. SKILIIN
iiO GhTON acting Surgeon Howard Association, No. 2
South Mi r'h Street Philadelphia, Pa.
By oIde Of The Dire e'tnrs
EZRA d. HEAETWELL President.
Ep, FAIlCh LID. Secretary
Aug 4, 1859 -n25l.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
DEFICIENT PAIR OF BOOTS.

fpuudatou aud subjected great in~ouyeii nee
aud .xetton to maintain his foot d. HRESAN. on The
trart had 'l ulty ~ sustauirg MS equilibrium.
It's notab- fact ia his brsabask,t" was but once
yyI-h vi ID his fe,t Ait-r th- hi II was aiscoysted
a. De % .iDr p4il OF Bots Tu-y Fere T-d
bv 4,T. ent oues and IL Was iou ttA At was next to
imrO-sb'a to auUsk a van who had them on. T."
,.-t wa carrcI 20 f1r taa' vouar put them on
HHl ,o ordinary ru-il n ~ .o r from her
'prs" HEFXAS VA. offered $50 4 s4l,' 3 t. tel
eie b. had got trn. bat lac iaisntltty refused t.,
.ulu. Tn Boofs were u.ad b.
&. HIATT, MILLERsB VEG. o.,
Who T. always hand to sup'v the pe1rl ofre tied
ats with he best Boot and Shoes sde in tn World
t. aiitior his work lie has just received from
the eastern cities a very iarg- stock of
EASTERN BOOTS & SHOES.
Cdu Etfr'v and often. c. HIATT.
June 1870. n.otf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-03
RDnN,s INpRoyED HORSE sItoEs

heAe Shoes q The perfec and approved form
Hand universally admired. They approved
Iof and used hs The United States Government slnca June
o. last year ~ also By thn principal sloes throughout
the country None but the bet refined used
any Of which will be found bend cold, without breaking
The saving by the nf thete Shoes VIII be found he
ess than fifty The rapidly With which they made
the enormous eaacly Of the maehEe and the small Of
working it, enable the give ATlcle
besqnaty AZ price which them take the
place Of all hand made shoes isrge aeoft for sse By
dll lmA3mM AI.ARk. sTALEEEk { co. II Canal Il