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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
Randolph. Get. a, 1647.
Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
a 7 my instance an Attachment was this
~ day issued by E Spalding, Esq. Justice
of tns Peace of Ravenna Township, Portage
County, Ohio, against the property and ef-
feels Of Milo Bosworth, a Non Resident OF
said County.
Ravenns, Oct 1st, 1847. l"5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
IT'D 1T "a I'D

Lost
DETWEEN my residence inR ,ndolph town
4 , ship and the center Of Rootstown, on
Friday the Is, INST. POCKET BOOK
containing ore five dollar bill on the State
Bank of Ohio payable at ths Akron branch,
one two dollar bill payable ut the Dayton
branch ana one dollar and sixty cents In silver.
Whoever will return said money or give in
fol nation where it may be Obtained shall be
generously rewarded.
CHARLES BASSETT.
RandolDh Get 4, 1947. 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
NEW GOODS.
Ten and a half Tens more of Goods

TUST ARRIVED which makes the stock
y Of Goods on hand post up up as followss
81 Boxes Dry Goods. .. a.
25 Bales Of Of Cotton Goods.
10 cases Shoes, ass sorted.
A general assortment of shelf and othef
Hardware. 4aE
IS Boxes Tea. ... ~
@5 do Ralsns.
So Bags Coffee.
II Boxes T,ibacco.
Titrce Of RICE. @
do of Goldfish. ra-
Barrels White Lead, with general
assortment of Paints.
casks Of Crockery.
With a large variety of Goods not emu
mera,ed which enables HIM to present to his
customers, not only greater variety, but
the largest Stock Of Goods ever brought TO
this place or any other in Northern Ono Tor
retailing. CYRUS PREM 100.
Eavenna. June oh, l347.
EE ALTERS TRIMAIINGS.-T subscri.
e Il ber< have Just received from New \ ork
full assortment of Hatters Trimmings
which they will sell at lower prices than
| they be had for in Pittsburgh or b falos
500 Saxony and Spanish Rodies,l, ~Ta
$50 ps. Bindings. various colofs, aL
| 259 Silk Tips,
800 Gotten and Silk Sides. -.e-
! B'ue, Glack and cream skins,
| 80 lbs. Tip Paper.
30 Bio. II. Carotid Russia,
s. Il. g. ..Fs4.-
&c {. C.rt'd. Cjney,
80 IS Sides and Be lily Nutria'
20 IS Bio Blue stock, -'
| Sc Back Nura. fa
! Blocks, Buckles, sc. &c. &c. g. =
/ July III. ]. Nj. HOOD & Go.
! CREAT4 RUSH FOR BARGAINS At
| WI DAY S.-Damaged Prints at half price,
Two entire Packages. 1000 Yards Good
| Prints damaged on The T'oyage Of Importo-
tion and sold for The benefis of the underwf,-.
.ers, and Will be sold here at about half their
value.
Good Sc. Calico for foc. e@
do l25c. do do SC.
| Call soon if you want Bargains. for they
are going fast. Remember the place to buy
! Goods cheap is at DAYS.
June l5 1877.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

NEW CABINET MANDATORY.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER having settled per-
4 mancntly at the centre Of Rootstown,
would say to his friends and patrons, that he
has opened a S! O }, and intends to keep on
hand and Manufacture to order, q new and
geReral variety of
aoiset ware,
| consisting in part az llow$:-Bnreaus, Bed
steadS, Secretarys, SOFAS, Sociables, Couch
rs, Ottomans, Div4ns, Hattrees, Grecian
Common, and Work Stand; Centre, Card
Breakfast, Dining, Tea and Dress Tables
&c. &c. which h, will sell low, for CASH
.d.FD RE.IDY Pay. His work will be
made in the Eas ern STYLE, his patterns being
selected from the best shops in Boston and
New York. and he hopes by strict attention
to business, to give good satisfaction to all
that favor h m with their patronage. Shop a
G W reds north Of the centre.
ANDREW ]. WRIGHT.
N. B.-Cofins furnished at short notice,
if required.
Ko3tstoWn. Sept. i217 119.
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}0eatl)s.

~or-o-~o-oI~oo-oo0ON0C 0COoCoCHco0N0~'N0NI>"r( 10
In Hiram I'd. ult., of Chill Fever and Dysen
tary, MARTHA r. daughter of Henry A. and
Lucinda Dyson, aged years and five months
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
nInrrinqc5.

In Ravenna, on Sunday evening last: by Israel
Forker Ese, Mr.. JAMES MAGlLLlN to Miss
MARY Arm OLD, both Of Ravenna.
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am l3rn, 6err Apam Slleber init Wlb "
meta Slittrt, te,pe son6slOeibsrs.
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guiabetb Souosrs, beoe Don Neaons. -
am s. Olop., 5err 5elnrlb Srsebt, pcn Nes
aplna, init Dnb gatbarlna &UB, y. Sugtaun.
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fonnen.
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einen Der Mofauttioneldoen Der unterp
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wa 1bal. 3u aablen babsm Desbalb er
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perifeben. oab feline Hebnun8 SO bis 60
3 1boIer betraoen wsroe. uls Der Sremoe
feline 5 5bal. suriid perlan9te, erbieIt er
Den Seibeic, oab ME 8elo. oas auf ibre
lrtlfel oneele9t wuros, Surufoe9eben wer'
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9ema6t -; ober es mdbrte nicbt lanoe. bis
Der Sremoe nit 5 banofeiten Sreunorn
surldfebrte, ieoer NIT elnem barbarifdben
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Ole Eudsabe Der 5 Sbaler perlan9te.
peter 8unf iber3euote itb ftneu Don Der
Slllefeit oee Serlaneens uno mabte litb
elm Ser0ni9en oaraus. Die S 5urufsu8e
ben. (St Ste.
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Surge neberiIht Der Wtarfte.
Vbilabelpbia, Opp'ber 20 1874

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Diebmarft. g hlabtobitn SIS biz 81
Die 100 ptuno. Mlbfibs brabtsn Sl8 blS
,$38; Sprinssr $14 bic $28; trcfns Slibs
81 bs $l4. Scbmsins murrsn psrfauit III
$53 biz 81 Die 100 pfunb. Gbaafs wurpsn
ju ST. bS 81, bas Stif, psrfauft.
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rem Die Srecifrffs in fd)ledtsr Rad>fraas, 1000
Barrel pom bslfsn TIautr murcsn ,u So pas
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oa6 Sirrsl; 9Sslibfornmsbl fein 8srfauf.-
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Aceabia. 500 Sdrrsl 6cmaroitrassns Slausr
murps psrfauf Su SIS rs. QSsi;en, 5000 Sus
ld)sI pom bslten rotDsn muroen pIreauft "a 81
20; peiser gu ST. 30 caS Suf,bsl. QEsllbs
form perfautts fbIecbt ;u 54 bis 81 Sent.
plttSbur9 9.-&Isins 8srfduft ron Slausr ~
81 rs bis so oaS Barrel. 2Esissn foiists 95
une Nc99en 46 Sent bas 8uIhs.
@nclnnatl.-Ier Slausrnnrft mar ffanbs
baft uno Die prsile stmas 9elfis9sn, cas BARS
rel fc'fsts 81 rs; Der beifs Eelien fplfeR 80
Sent ras SuIbsl.
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I'm Speserei uno Sbee. Sanoler,
Slc. s5 Slcre 8rcntltrabe pbllaoelpbia,
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6at ibrsn 6srtit Yorratb bon frif eh II
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Iunasn aus Oct Ssrue 81 lefern, snt.peocr in
balten Elten opsr III lbrem teicnpern Stple
aspaft, au preiicn 70 nieoris als Uon irsenp
simem anoern gtatIidements III psn Ssres
niaten Staaten. Gum Sertauf-
$50 baIbe &iltm Sunscn 5pfoM [nsoere
8raps uno fem
100 spfunc frtra Silbers$aub DO.
so Sllten unr baIbe Slten Gunpo,oder
fein uno ertra)
100 DO % uno Sortn Safer:
(fein, ertra uno niepere Sraoe.)
so &lItsn alter 5pIon, (prItieone Srabe.
$50 baIbe Sitsn unO BOrsn fsius OoIonse
(Uerihspn.)
200 % Do Slins Dpnss DO.
$50 90 pophcnss [gbulan uno an
BERN SsIetmad.]
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Sthbitifs2bee &c. &C.
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liebe HSentIebaften YcH iraeno einer Art, al:
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4 pfune pafete sepaft, Die ibren ei9enen
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elner Qualitdt unb slsieb elnissn Ole in bsn
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uno perrflhtsn ltd bas SeIo jurhf3usebsn
fir alien Der niht ptnis befrlsoiasno TT.
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SO. SIS StorO Srontltrabe, pbllaOslpbia,
8rcBpertaufs. Depot ber COMPANY.
GO 4uftrass aus Der Serne perosn pi,ntt.
lid uuo febnsll bsIcrst.
SlcUember %. bD.
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DIN 10. Slcpsmbcr, III in ISinplrr, am
StidfnB, ebrlitlana, Iobtertben bon Srbn
SlIIman, i'm stem $steusjabre.
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Sslnrlb llRanslt, i'm 84fen &sbensjabre.
am Is. STOP, IN Sumrl, 2Sll!lam Non:
man, I'M ten sebensjabrc.
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oss pcrtlorb. 5s,nrlh 5otteniteln, I'M 25lten
$ebenslabrG
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rer, i'm 69lten Sabre lbrss Altsre.
am l2ten, III biefsr Stapt, Scbn goles
man, an Der Ausjebrnna i'm 42.ten Sabrs
-am 8, Slcp., in oleier StaOt, al per Nues
scbruna, Olaria @rstb, Satin bon Daniel
Sretb, im 48iten $ebenejabre.
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Der $ana, 9Slttps bon 4trabam Sang, scb.
5cllpls, im 65ften Sabre ibrss 9lltsrs.
am 80. Oct, in Inter: selpeltus, Grau
Sod, Sattin bon Saeob Sod, i'm 40. Sabre
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pottstaun.
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5ulammen9eiester @lIofiriben Sprup.
Gin wibtiser Srisf: qsfst fclaene
Ben Srist pon Sorn. 9Sm. e ban, sinsm rsipsfs
tablsn Npotbsfsr in Bilminston, q. 6.
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mir 9etdlli9lt swclf 9ussno obsr msbr wsnn
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babe idb nur nch Elm balbss 9ussnb auf 5oanb.
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le nibt oas fis 70 fcrtoausrn psresn. Gin Dee
fainter BON mir risf Dor sinssn sassn an unb
fasts ct wollts mir Elm Ssrtlfeat esbsn pen lbs
rem 9utsn c9snibaftsn. @r 1T pom aanee
unb Elm prcissr Der Dlstbooiitsn. Surj Jus
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2luDitprs SSacbricbf.

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waifsuecurt bon Srrte gauntp. 1ur lintsrs
luhuna unp wlsceranaate rrr Ngehnuna
BON Games Wlrrris Qrm,niitratcr ors Der:
itortenen t1Iaroeeai Qe,pis, bon eriaatcn
gamtp. unp Die SlIanj in rsiTrn 6anrsn gu
Vcrtbeilcu, miro fir cieicn 3mef in lelner
Amtsttube, in Der glcrp 6tcn StraEe in'Nes
abina aeaenpirtla Isin. am Olentaar csn
soften Slcpsmbsr IS47, Tim 10 ltbr Ocrmlts
tags. Oapio 5. 6oroon.
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J5interlanenihaff oes o"riforbenen
Cnpib Shriffmnn.

leBtbin pon Van9ibmatn Saunib. Serfs 60.
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bsnadriebti9t boe Dem llntsriebrisbsnen, rpbns
baft in NisrsrsMaeunsis Saunfbp,qshagaum
tp. 9ominiifraticnsbrisfs auf Gle gecadts joins
terloIknfhaft bsmliat porbsn iino, turh ben
9isaifrrsr pcn Ssrfs Gauntp: Ollie Ysrlonen,
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nae Solts, bic mob an eriasts icintsrlaITsns
fbaft fhuleia fino, Iinp sbsntaaS srfubt cbns
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gaernarpon sannlbip FerPs gauntp.
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bic 9Wai1enccnrt bon Bsrts gauntp, sur TN
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fen 6anceu, miro bsn Spflebten fsiusr uus
ttelluna atipartcn in fsnsr Nmtsfuts in Ger
Staet Nearina, am ndchitsn Item Seeems
ter, um 10 llbr Oormittaas, ,pcpon Die ins
terelitrtrn Dartcien asfdlI,att Ncti} nsbmsu
wclLen. Gbarles Davis, Qupitcr.
Neaping, Nopsmbsr l6. 3m.
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&eDer, 2eDer.

6eutc erbaltsn Don 0sa Doyf, oas ar6ete
uno ausaspebnttfs Hfcrtsmcnt ron retbew
5oblsgeeer tas jrmals gum Bcrtanf anss'
bctsn muree III Ger 9tapt Steapiua. frsIotsS
fetr poblfcil Vsrfauft miro fir Baaeaelb.
8. g.. Selir une 90.
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BON Serfe gauntp, miro auf 6tfcntlitbprScu
cue bertauft prrbcu, Gamttaas nen 1Itrn
0eeemter l847, am 6tfrntltben 6aufe pcn
ebrlitian 9anfeI, 8afwlrtb in $anaIctwaif,
2aunlcbip, Serts gauntp. al jene arml0e
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sahr BON Saecb Sreprlt, oce friihrrn BON
e'rcra Srein, jrBt Salentin tsieiit. glnatctb
5rnnlnaer, unc $ano res perttrrtcnpn 6rin,
rlh &anmer, unc entbaltenb pier llferuno
orct uno fed3ia Hutben, acnauee O1as
Sc earauf errictteten STbctJtrunacu Ilnp
AuzA Elm ffeinernes 6ous, Elm uno pie
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ne Walie' e'queIle TT auf Dem plasr. nabe tei
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cee reritcrbenrn Oapie gbriitmau.
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RAGS, mann aebiibrenoe Nufpartrna acactcn
nne bic Sertaufs Sfrnaunscu tefauut scs
maht ipereen Gpllca BON
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9urf Die @curt-5 :. nIaurer, Sbrsibsr.
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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30

In thi. town, Dec. 22.I, Miss Ann Frances,
second daughter Of MIR, Joseph Haveas, IN the
2lst year OF her age.
la Troy. Pa, 18th inst, Horace North, on.
y son Of Mr.. John T. Peck, formerly Of New
port, aged 10 years. II months, and 20 days.
Died in New Shoreham, Dec. 22d, Sarah
Catherine, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Trusum
Mitchell; age 10 years.
Died at ConcO!d, N. II. the 23d inst, at 20
minutes before ~ o'clock, H. aged 30 years | !
months. REV Thomas LEAvsR, formeriy-pas
OF The North Baptist Church in tins town, and
at the time OF hIs death Rector VI the Episcopal
Church in that place. Mr. Leaver had beeu
unwell about six weeks but becaIne alaGmngly
i'll two weeks on Monday last. A letter from ii
friend remarks, lie had his senses aud died
trusting in Jesus"
In Middeiown on the 2ilh inst Mrs. Sarah
Wood wife Of Mr.. George A. Brown, and
daughter of Philip Al lhony, Esq, aged 20
years.
The many virtues that adorned the charac-
ter OF the deceased were Of quiet, unobstru-
slye nature aud shed their brightest luStre over
the domestic circle. IN every social relation,
as daughter, sister, vile, mother OF friend, her
memory viii hong be cherished and her worth
laPP'ecIated
''One adequate support for the calamtieS Of
that all our way is ordered by God Of infinite
benevolence and love. Soul of our souls and
Ruler Of the world, Sustain-Thou only canSt
the sick of heart, Soothe our wounded spirits
and recall our lost affections TO thysell. &
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ANIMALS for 1913.
Gift Books and Games.

NHE Amaranth,
i The Garland,
Friendship Offering,
Christian Keepsake, g.
IlaleckS Poems,
Long.ellowS Poetical works,
The Hyaclnlh,
The Glt Book Of Poetry,
A large variety of Miniature volumes for its
Games, of Mahomet and Saladen.
Pope and Pagan.
Star Spangled Banner,
Race of Improvement,
American Eagle,
Walkers Geographical Tour through
France,
Picture Pass word,
Bohemian GlpSey Girl,
Modern Game Of Dominoes and many
others and an excellent assortment OF Juveniles
selected with much care aud 50 purchased as to
be sold in all cases at the very Lowest prices.
Prayer Books and Bibles in variety, at
CIIAS. T.. HAM METT'S Jr,
Dec. IL. Oak Row.
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COLLISION. horses and sleighs Of
Mr.. James Hazard and Mr.. Thomas
Peckham, Of Middetown, came in COLI
sion while passing through Broad Street
in opposite directions, on Tuesday night.
The shaft Of Mr.. Hazards sleigh passed
into the body Of Mr.. Peckham's horse,
and broke of, leaving about foot Of the
shaft in the horse. The horse died soon
The shaft Of Mr.. Peckham's sleigh pass
ed into the body Of Mr.. Hazards horse
about % inches. The horse was alive
yesterday morning, but could not live
long. There were three persons in one
sleigh and two in the other, neither OF
whom were injured.
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Subscribers.

/ We should like TO obtain Q few more sub.
'c'ibers to the Herald "f the Times. What
the paper il 10 be, our readers can Judge,
from what II has been since il has been under
our charge. II is wbig in poli.ics--much
larger than any other paper in This section Of
the State. and under present business ar
rangements will contain more reading than
il has heretofore contained.
Our daily experience odmonisbes US ths,
we have got to rely almost entirely upon the
wings OF this town and county for support.
We are not in the receipt Of any Govern
ment patronage las is the case with both Of
the other papers in this town. being 4" too
whggish" for thar. The wings Of the coun.
ty can aid Us very much, however, by their
influence and example. The present 10
favorable season OF the year to obtain sub.
scrbers, and il some friends in each town in
the county would lend their influence to
extend our circulation, they would not only
aid in the support of whig paper in this sec. =.
ton Of The State. but also aid in circulating
sound whig principles. Will they do it?
PAYMENT OF THE REGISTRY Tax
We invite the attention Of all true Wings
to the notice in our advertising column ms
calling for the payment of the registry
and other taxes previous to the expira-
ton Of December 3lst, the time limited
for payment by the State Constitution.
Only TWO entire days remain for the full
flment Of this duty, and we put it to our
friends, that no good citizen and true
Wing can with a clear conscience defer
his immediate attention to it, if he will
but consider for moment the circum-
stances Of this State, and the many i'm
portant questions to be decided in the
year 1913. We have now State gov
ernment ably administered with single
eye to the acquisitions Of the Constitu-
ton, and 10 the promotion Of all the di-
versifed interests, which have given to
Rhode Island her strength and reputa-
ton as well ordered State. If we wish
TO preserve that Constitution, and to pro-
mote those interests, we must be pre-
pared by our votes to give them the ne
cessary support. A single vote is often
decisive Of the most important results
and let not any true Wing have it here
after to lay to heart, that by any sapine-
ness or cuIpable remissness on his part,
that vote was wanting to sustain the
right. In 1913, also, the election Of
President Of the United States is to take
place. If we can decide at all by indica-
tions which manifest themselves in the
political horizon, great triumph in that
contest awaits the Wing and Conserva-
tive cause. A great triumph we say a
waits it, if the States in which the Wings
predominant, shal! be but true TO them
selves. Is there Wing then that would
not be proud to share in that contest, and
to partako of that triumPh' If they
would be in condition to do either, let
them comply promptly with the light duty
the Constitution has imposed on them,
and thus save themselves and their friends,
by performing it, many bitter and una
vailing regrets.
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IIOiidayCifts.

A n extensive variety OF Rich Fanry Goods,
IA imported expressly for The approaching
Holidays, consisting in part Of
Elegant Rosewood Desks, Dressing Cases,
Work Boxes, Toilet Cases, Perfumes, Enve-
ope Cases, Coifires, Papeleries, Escritoires.
Needle Cases, Pearl Folders, Paper Weights
Desk Furniture, Writing Gases, Watch Stands,
Card Receivers, Tablets du Bal, Porte Noun.
aie's Taper Stands. Microscopes, CoSmoramas
China Tea Setts, Vases. Steel Bags. Purses
Fruit Knives, Dessert Cases, Silver Cups GOLD
Pencils; LocketS and many other articles now
aran and for sale at the lowest prices at 100
Thames street. by u. II. TlSDALE.
Dec Is dS~ow
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Reported for the Boston AJvertser,-Mon
day, Dec. q, lS47.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 60 Stores,
$500 Sheep and 100 Swine.
Pnces-Beef Cs,tle -. Sales quick at a
small advance. We quote extra 81; frs,
quality 625 a G75 second 5 so 6 4; third
"a 25 %.
Working Oxen-Dul. Sales at $40, rs,
$78 and 800
Cows and Calves-Sales at 500, $32, and
and $48.
Sheep-Dul 1000 unsold. Sales at 81,
l2. 33, 81, 81. aud So.
Swine-Two small lots To peddle l-2c
for Sows, and ) l-2c for Barows. At retail
from I.2 to 7c.