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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25

GFThe London Times of Dec. 90, has
an able and temperate article relating TO
this country. It concludes as follows:
s'Fhe maintenance Of the integrity of
the Union is to the people Of the United
States very like what the maintenance Of
the British constitution is to ourselves. A
hundred times over, in the jargon Of parties
or the heat Of battle, the Union has been
dissolved, and the sun Of the constitution
has set forever. But though this catastro-
phe is denounced as the inevitable result
Of every grand contest, in the one country
as in the other-in the federal republic and
in the constitutional monarchy, such re-
suits would be equally unwelcome and
alarming to every party in the state. The
Americans use great license in what we
must call amaciable hostility: they fight
with each other in all the ardor of the do
mestic passions; but they have far too live
ly sense Of the incalcplable advantages
they derive from their Unioneto sacrifice
that great political power to any accidents
I of occasional warfare. Nothing is more
remarkable, or moro creditable to the
American people, than the fact, in spite of
! their reckless and bold character, their wide
| and numerous divisions, and their unlimited
| freedom. these states have remained at
peace with each other since the declara.
ton Of Independence. That is more than
can be said of any other confederation
known to history. The Greek states of
| antiquity waged continual war on each 9TH
er; the Italian states Of the middle ages
were incapable of league; even in our
own day we have seen one third Of the
Swiss cantons subdusd by an army Of their
confederates; and the Germanic. confeder-
| alton presents melancholy picture of an
edifce in ruins. The United States alone
have retained the sacred deposit of their ma.
tional peace inviolate under the sanction
of common respect for a supreme author
ity. That is their chief strength and their
chief glory. From the aggression or hos
tilty Of European powers they have moth
ing to fear; but il ever the evil time should
| come when the local interests or passions
prevail over the public, and disruption OF
the Union should ensue, it is not too much
to predict that The whole face of the North
American continent would be changed, the
habits and necessities of war would prodom'
,inate over those of peace, the institutions
which now suit the people would become
impossible or insufficient, and the ne"
world would in time exhibit but melan.
| choly parody of the folies a1d errors which
have so long afflicted the older habitation:
of mankind"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
a Gard.
TO THE PUBLIC.
HlHE subscriber respectfully announce

HyHE subscriber respectfully announces to
i the fashionables, and the public gener-
ally, that he has just opened shop in Ra-
VIENNA, in the Preatiss House, where he in
tends carrying on the Tailoring business in
all its branches, in the latest american and
European styles, or to suit the customer,
and with strict view to the form, features
and general mien ofthe wearer. He 1atters
himself that BY strict attention to business
he will be able to suit even the most faslidi
ous. All orders in his line will be attended
to on short notice, and OH the most reasona-
ble terms. He furthermore pledges himself
that those who favor him with their patrons
,re shall have their work well done.and done
AT THE TIM E P R O MIS- E u;
o. Cutting warranted to Mt It rightly
mnde IN. B. A. DERBY.
November 96, I84s.
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Col. weller aud Col. Fremont

"a San Francisco correspondent of the
". Z. Herald throws some light upon the
. designs OF the Administration in removing
Z Col. WELLERofrom the Mexican Boundary
Commission, as well as in despatching Mr..
+. BuTTLEn Klso 10 California:
ftswas quite clear that some extra aid
would be necessary in the Senate, and SO
Hon. T. Butler King was sent under the
auspices of the administration, to Califor-
nia, to- be returned from the new State
Col Fremont was known in Washington
to be the most prominent candidate for the
Senate at that time in the country, so that
by appointing him Boundary Commission
or, triple object would be gained. The
Secretary saw it with half an eye, and tie
commission for Col. Fremont was sent. II
he accepted, Mr.. Kings chances for the
Senate would be enchanced, COL Benton 5
influence in the Senate conciliated, and a
hated political opponent removed, without
the odidm Of appointing whig partizan
in his place..
A very pretty plan 10 be sure; but, like
everything that Clayton touches, it result
!" cd IN b most miserable failure. The bait
was not quite sufficient. Col. Fremont
preferred his chances in the United States
Senate, to the commission, and so, after
carrying the dispensation in. his pocket un.
nj he wore both il and The Hon. ,Secreta-
fy's patfence,oa he sent it back-as Gen.
Fay Tor did the unpaid epistle of Gov. More.
heud.. Col. Fremont received his COM
nisslaif at NJ Monterrey. by Lieut.. Beale who
sfeucied e California nbeut Tie last Of Au.s
gust. 80 's's's
Tie State Convention assembled early
in September, and Col. Weller came up
from San Diego to- look after his osn
,.chances for the United States Senate, and
to-raise necessary funds upon drafts Col.
Fremont and Col. Weller here met, but
nothing was said relative to the removal
; for seme days. At length Col. Fremont
being. all ready to start for San Francisco,
broached the subject, aging he had letters
for him ssWeller) from Washington, and
presumed he Weller) was aware. OF the
contents. Col w. replied thai. ne knew
from report. Col. F. then asked him, when
i. would be agreeable to receive them,
Col: W. replied, 'sany time" Cox F.
! ss.ti1en said hswas going 70 San Francisco.
and would prefer delivering his letters al
San -Diago. Col. Weller returned to San
Diego after negotiating, through Col. Ere.
mont, q loan for SO, 900, and thus lost oil
chances of election TO the Senate.
:.gol. Fremont was anything but idle.-
M1 cid enemies, for certain reason best
known tothemseIvcs, became his political
friends, md heswas elected on the first
bttlot aUaiied States Senator, by the Leg.
. islature. r. Butler King rece ived ali .lbe
way to ten votes for that high station;
Wills The third party interested in the mat.
Ter, luughed and wondered what they would
Do next. He intends, believe, 10 practice
law for a living, until the cabinet gets per.
feciiy through removing him.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25

a Private School
FOR from 12 to Is Pupils will be taught at
J. the residence of
Il. j. NewcOmb, in Freedom,
commencing March 4th, 1850.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Mathnatics,
Bookkeeping, Philosophy, Chemistry, Logic aud
Rhetoric, (if required.j as we'll as the common
Branches. A Writing School, two Lessons per
week included. Particular attention will be paid
to the Art of Reading
srsssRAggs
Board and Tuition and every thing furnished
but Books and Stationary; (washing extra)
per Quarter, - $ls,75
By the year, 1900
Pupils are required to sustain the stristest
moral characters.
TT. NEwcoMB, Instructor.
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BEST MEDICINE.

ADDISON, Kane CO. Ill. June 20, ls4S.'
Mr.. w. B. Sioan-Sif-I send by tho beaEers
fifty cents, for which ,ou will please send mo
a box of your Ointment. b think it the Lsst
medicine for wounds in horses that havo ever
used. Early in the spriug L had very vaius-
BILE horse SO badly kicked thst l considered him
spoiled for the season,if net forever- l. eom>
mencsd using your Ointment. and in two wee ks
the horse was able 10 work, have used ahisa
almost every day since. Last Saturday had
another horse badly hurt by cutting his foot
with drag g-t Doth, but have so much oonGdeBes
in the Ointment that am not much alarmed
about it. BY sending the Ointment yeu will
greatly obligs. Yours, LEWIS LrsrEa-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
WONDERFIJI, STIRt

SLoAN's MEDIciNKs.-There is a wonderful
stir made about these medicines, and we are
credibly informed that nothing has ever been Of
feied TO the public SO deserving ct attention,
especially OF all who keep horses. With Sloun's
Condition Powder horse is always kept IN
good condition. and by the use of his Oiniment.-
bruises, sprains and cuts, are cured in sur
pris,ngIy short time, and the life OF rnanya
valuable horse saved. The numerous ceIhk-
Gates published in his advertisement. from well
known individuals, fully attest the value of thss'
medicines for the fuses and purposes stated, and
we have no doubt they viii become popular
medicines in this section, as they are in general
use in the West.- Buf: Rep. Juse !. ls4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25

g-TThe Rev. E. A. Beach, Pastor Of the first
Presbyterian Church, Homer, Licking Co Ohio,
writes under date of May s, ls47, that G. B. M.
of Homer has suffered for years from Constip-
alton of the bowels, been for IS months confined
to his bed, suffered most excrutiatiag pain, from
structures in the intestines has had not only the
advice of the best medical men in the county, but
his case was reported to the Medical Convention
of the State of Ohio, discussed for two hours, a
committee appointed to make prescription: it
was administered without the slightest benefit
resulting. The Rev. gentleman adds that the
Lithontriptic was tried, good effect immedi-
ately produced to the astonishment of every one
who has known the case and the patient now
under the effect of ths third bottle feels satisfied
that cure will be the result Again has the
Faculty of Ohio been satisfied that Vaughns
Veg. Lith. Mixture, the Great American REM
edy. has virtue to them unaccountable. Rea-
der see our columns for advertisement. Call
on Agents and get pamphlets
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
mA Dutcbman married Yankee wife

TA Dutchman married Yankee wife,
who turned out TO be an intolerable vixen
One day, when irritated beyond all endur.
ance by her tongue, the poor fellow began
to rail little in return. He tried, indeed,
to call the woman by that very offensive
but expressive epithet which signifies the
female Of the canine species, but shocked
at the thought Of. using SO unbecomipg a
phrase to lady he gave vent to his wrath,
in an ingenious circumlocution, by swear.
ng that she was ''te vifs Of tam tog"'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
The best and c Cheapssss
HORSE AND CATTLE MEA1eIkB
in THE WORLD!
SLOAN'S OINTMENT, AND
CONDITION POWDER,
HAVE EARNED A GREAT NAME

HAVE EARNED A GREAT NAME.
For Purity, Maidness, Safety, Certainty
and Ihoroughness, SLOANS 0INY-
MENT Esceis.
And is rapidly supcrseding all other ointmsnis
and Lininents now in use for the cure Of tho
following diseases. Fresh Wounds, Calls Of
all kinds, Sprains, Bruises Crack, d Heels, Ring
bone, Windbonc, Windgail., Poll Evil. Calius.
Spavins, Sweeney, Fistula, Sifast, strains,
Lanencss, Sand Crack, Fouudercd Feet,
Scratches or Grease Mange,o Horn Di stemper.
The Powder will remove all inflamation al d
fever, purify the blood, loosen the skip, eleanre
the water. and strengthen every part of ths
body; and has proved sovereign remedy Ter
the following diseases. Distenper, Hide bouHd &
Loss of appetite, Inward strain, Yellow Water,
inflammation of he eyes, Fatigue froIn hard
exercise; also, Rheumatism, commonly called
stiff complant.) W hich proves SO fatal to many
valuable horses in this country It is .aiso a
safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds,
Which generate many fatal diseases.
w. D. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago Illinok.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

Fashionable Tailoring.
TNHE subscriber tenders his thanks to the
l. community for the liberal patronage he
has formerly received and would, by strict
attention to business, ask for similar favors.
He has lately removed his shop to Mason's
Block, directly over the store of Roweli e.
Co., where he is at all times in readiness to
work for the improvement [Ia LooKs] of his
fellow men.
Cutting done on short notice, in good style
and after the latest fashions.
JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, Sept. s, 1849.
NOTICE is hereby gwen tha, Petition
L will be presented to the Honorable
Board of County Commissioners of Portage
county at their March session A. .. 1880,
for Road to be laid out and established
from a p int in the Safe Road leading from
Canton in Stark county to Painesvile in
Lake county little southwesterIy Of the
dwelling >house of Daniel Sewers in Lot No
65 of the South Division of Lots in said
township of Ravenna, thence eastwardly in
the present travelled path to the Causeway
or Bridge across the outlet of the Ward
Pond aud thence near the Woolen Factory
of Gledhill & Moshier aud from thence to
the Grist>M Mill near Lock No. on the PENN
sylvania & OHIO Canal.
January 28th, 1850, 94s.
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Chicago, January 4, .sD
woNDrRFUL oINTMEN'rf

Mr.. w. b. Sloan-CsGr sif' Some tJtfss
years ago one Of my feet was lafed'
IN consequences of the foot swelling vaf5 5;5a &c
and bein remarkably painfnI, most Of shstirns
could only hobble abort with the aEsstancs ct
a staff, and no. being able to endure .hee "n
the foot wore Only msscason. During tc
first fourteen yeGr.. suffering Efollowcd strictly
the advice of many celebrated shysiciar'--is: t
year, used fourteen bottle. ef Dr.. Trass's Mag
nctIc Oiniment-aH howevvr, fsiied 10 afford
permanent reli +. Last NovenberI sohciud, q
to have the foot tsken eff, to which! my 'frist cs
objected; finally. about he frsr OF Defen,her. I
was induced TO apply your Won8srfat oinfmtri.
and in. loss than thirty davs after The drfl apil-
cation, laid aside my staff, put an NV shoss
without any inconvenience, ard Dssstgst absDt
like other nrn.
GEc. TURNER, Wells Sc cAiesss.
Feb. 10, 1879,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
MOST EFFECTUAL.

Sloan's Horse Medicines, Ointment and CeR-
dition Powders, deposited with Brchall d ow.
on, ofSpringield, for salc. they arc fast coming
into use in this section ofthe State. The ON,
ment has been found most effectual in curing
the scratches, fresh wounds, gals, spayins,
bruises. ring bone, poll evil in short, in all 9th.
er outward DISORDERS il has been found an efii-
cicnt remedy. The Condition powder has beea
found equally efieacions for inward strains,
dis,emper, loss of appetite. hide bound, fatigue
from hard exsrc iss, dissased eyes. &e--llfasis
Jowna, May is, 1sd9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
Rry,v1Nc.-A raftsman who had drank

REvIvlNe.-A raftsman who had drank
q little TOO freely, fell from the raf: and
was near drowned, when his brother plupg-
cd in 10 his relief, seized him by the hair,
but the current was strong, and the broth
ers strength being nearly exhausted, he
was about selinauishing his hold, when des.
.psiring, the drowning one raised his head
above, the water, and said; Hang on Sam!
.---hang on; I'll treat, swear | will. Hl1
words were stimulating, and the brother o.
ispgih saved him.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
SOLD THEM ALL

Upper Okaw, Coles Co. ILL.,, Oct 4, 1s49.
w. b. Sloan, Esq-Dear Sir Last spring we
obtained of MIR. Donohoo of your place, some of
your Horse and Family Ointment, and also some
of your Condition Powders, we sold them all out
long ago, and could have sold great many
more, but have had no chance of getting re-
supply. Your medicines have performed several
astonishing cures, and we have no hesitancy in
saying that they are the best medicines for hor-
ses and cattle that has ever been introduced in
this country. Can you send US doz Horse
Ointment, 5 doz. Family Ointment and S doz.
Condition Powders.
Yours truly GREWELL& JONES.
rSee Sloan's Column [y-g
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
VomeStead ExemDtiou in Limbo.

Mr.. EDITOR have been led to
expect that the bill for exempting the
Homestead would surely pass at the pres
ent session Of the Ohio Legislature, for it
was advocated with zeal by such men as
Dinmock, of the Senate, and other good
fellows there, and none appeared to oppose
it; but correspondent of the Ohio States
man, thinks it is in eminent danger of de-
feat in the Senate, by the management OF
pretended, but false friends.
Please, Mr.. Editor, copy the article in
the Statesman Of Feb. IL, signed ga La
borer.' hope the writer's, apprehensions
may prove groundloss. But the fate Of last
years bill, which was killed by pretended
friends, is omnous of the fate OF this.
ANOTHER LABORER.
Homestead Exemption.
Mr.. .EDIroR:-I am glad to observe an
occasional article in your paper relative to
the important subject of exempting from
forced sale the Homestead of Insolvent
Debtors. And was equally pleased, when
saw that Mr.. Dimmock had introduced
bill for that object, in the Senate; but lost
oil hope of its passage when saw by the
proceedings, that the bill had been referred
10 the Judiciary Committee, for no commit
tee Of lawyers will ever do justice to bill
which may destroy major part of all their
means of wealth, influence and fame; for
out of the misfortunes of other msn, do
lawyers prospect l well remember the
fate Of Dmmock' bill, last winter. The
Lawyers proiessed 10 be its especial
friends, and actually killed it with kind.
ness; while but one or two on the commit
tee, had single impulse friendly to the
bil-ahd do hope Dimmock will not sit
by and patiently see his bill smothered by
its pretended friends. The bill has now
been two weeks in the hands Of the Ju-
dietary Committee, and beg its members,
ifthey are opposed to the bill, to come
square out ano say so-make report &c.
oordingly, and let the Senate take charge
Of the bill; and the people will take charge
Of their S Senators, in that respect.
The whole credit system is lottery
a game of chance, in which the debtor haz.
ards two-thrds of his real estate, and often
lour-fifhs of his chaltels, for short credit,
when if unlucky, he may be worse off than
before he ran the hazard. We forbid lot.
tsrses by law-let US protect The home of
the debtor-if we connot put stop 10 the
hazard! The beasts Of the field and the
forest, and the fowls Of the air, take espe.
cial care to guard the social retreat where
they rear their young-and how much
more ought man to protect home for his
wife and children. But, says the lawyer,
it is inapracticable! l think it as practi-
cable to exempt a. Homestead as j, is 10 ex-
empt COW or bed! Let common sense
dictate the provisions of the law; and keep
out the lingo Of the lawyer, and there will
be no complication or difficulty in the
matter. 81.
LABORER.
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OAK LUIIBER.

XXTANTED in'exchange for Castings. if
wv delivered by the middle of April next,
1000 feet of INCH oak boards,
5000 do 8 by inch oak scantlng l Q
feet long or over.
1000 feet of by, 4 inch oak scantling la
feet long or over. 9:
5000 feet of 2 inch oak plahks IL feet long
Or over.sS
.-.~ - WIN. P. HAZEN.
Ravenna Foundry, I
Feb. 90, 1850. sw247.
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hlarriaaes.

N39H|N7-1o7EEsoe-o1o
In Randolph, on the 18th inst, by Rev. S.
Heard, Mr.: JOSEPH B. JEROME, of Roots
town, and Miss MARY M: CHURCHILL, of
the former place.
In Freedom, on the 21st inst. by o. L. Drake,
Esq. Mr. JAMES BROWN, to Miss SUSAN
HANNAHS, both of Nelson.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25

NOTICE is hereby given that on the first
l Y Monday Of March next, a pc ition will
be presented to the Honorable Board of Com.
missoners of Portage county, praying for the
vacation Of a county road, commencing al
the North East corner of land owned and
occupied by Asa Everett, in Hiram township,
thence leading west on the lot line between
lots No. Al and so to the west line of said
township. Also, a county Road commencing
at the North East corner oflot No. AZ in the
townshipof Mantua, thence leading west on
the lot line between lots No. 42 ard So in
Mantua, until it intcrsects the first North
and South road.1
January "a, 1850. 24S*
NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition will
~ be presented to the Board of Trustees of Ra.
VIENNA township, at their March session, 1850,
for Road to be laid out and established on the
line between the North and Middle division oi
lots in said township of Ravenna, Beginning at
point in the State Road leading from Canton,
in Stark county, to Painesville, in Lake coun.
ty, where said road crosses said division line;
thence Fast on the line between said North
and middle division of Lots to the West line OF
Orrin Harmon's land in lot No. II, in said mid
die division.
January 26, 1850. 4w3s*h
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grThere will be special meeting of the
Board of Government of the Portage County
Agricultural Society, at the Office of the Secre-
tary, in Ravenna, on the 2sth day of February
inst. A full attendance svery desirable as bu-
siness of importance is to be transacted.
: DAVID MCINTOSH, President
E. B. TAYLOR, Secy.
February 10th, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25

The women in the lower part of
Panrl street seem to grow out of the win
dows. The last time we were down there,
,thsre were as many heads poked out Of one
house as there were panes of glass in the
building. BY the way did you ever no.
tics that the poorer the neighborhood the
more leasure the women seem to have?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
TERRIBLY SCALDED(

Eallow citizens CT ofChicago, the deep and dig
fressiag wounds lately receIvsd in beire Tsr-
rIiy .ScGldrd' by the bursting Of dis,ilesy
bo. tr, were healed in the short space Of four.
teen days, by the free application of Sloasfs
ee,eEr ued Ointment. Afio, my ehildi that had
beeu screly afflicted for several 'months with
hara.unss oa- whom had expended lsres sum
of money Gor nsedcal advice and medicines. was
restored 10 l,caltii in less than threa wreks"hy
The use of s:sh, my Ointment.
For injur.>s on horses am confident Slosn'a
Ointment is fax supeaios 10 any .othes remedies
now used
j, In NV opinion, Esoty: Family should cen.
s,aully keep on hanl! Sais valuable Ointh.est.
SO MlcnAEL DiEIRfs.
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Attachment Notice,

A 7 my instance an Attachment was this
N day issued by Warner Wilson, JUS
tice of the Peace Of Sufield township, Por>
tage County, Ohio, against The properly and
effects of Samuel s. WItwer, an absconding
debtor o. said county. Dated this slst day
of December, Is49.
4wsl0sh ADAM RAUDRNBUSH.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25
Riots In Canada.

There have been riots against the School
Act. The Assessors house was burned
down by ere last night. The Canadian
Institute Library. and the Governors office
var also burnt. - -
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Deatt)s.

o~>@~~<I@|o>e~-oooo ooo.oo-oOoNIooN~O0H~--o
At Cuyahoga Falls, on the Eth inst, of Con-
sumption, Miss MARY E HOLT, aged 35
years, formerly Of Cooperstown, N. Y.
At East -Haddam (Millington Society," Conn.
on the 10th of JAN last, Mr.. ALVAN BEEBE,
aged 80 years.
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Fire in Batavia.

New York, Feb. 15.
Yesterday noon fire broke out in Batavia.
Rhaney's hardware store, the American
Hotel, and several other buildings were
destroyed. Loss 50,000; insurance $l0,-
900.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25

TARPETS.-An entire new stock and
Va great yaety of beautiful CarpetiDgs S
just received and for sale at extremely low
prices. at the Cash and Ready. Pay Store.
Sept. gS. - ROWEI4L & Go.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-02-25

DRoAD CLOTHS, sCAssIMERs, VEST
D INGS, sc c.-Aaa-ge assortment and at
lo,ceY prices at the Cash and Ready Pay store
than at suy other place in town or county y
Call and examine, and you will find it to be
even SO. R0WELL l. Go.
Sept. IS.