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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 8.
e be mail from the Salt Lake arrived at
Independence on The Both ult. BIO. Harris,
Secretary Of Utah Territory: G. r Bra
denburg, Chief Justice; H.R Poy, Indian
Agent; and Messers. Sillen and Young.
are expected toarrive here soon, they having
been forced to leave the Territory in conse..
qusnce Of the sedi,ious sentiments Of Brig
ham Young, the Governor. .s@s
The S2O.000 appropriated by Congress
bad been squandered by Young, who. had
also attempted to fake $24.O0O from. the
Secretary, who however refused to comply
with the Gssefnor's requisition, in which
co1rse be was afterwards sustained by an
Injunction from the Court s. E.
We learn that the Upper Mississippi is
falling, and the weather in that region
isSvsry cold, and navigation will soon close.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
Ravenna Prices G current.
coKREcT5EsD9 WEEK LY.e
Ringbone.


Dr. w. B. Sloan-Sir: have horse that
has been troubled with a ringbone for some two
years, which made him extremely lame, and
rendered his services of little or no value. [
recently applied box of your celebrated Horse
Ointment after making small incision on the
top of the bunch with a knife The lameness
and bunch have nearly disappeared, and have
no doubt but the second box which am now
using will effect q permanent cure Your mcdi-
cines have name and popularity in our section
of country unequalled in the history of1enedies.
You are at liberty TO publish this testimonial
for the benefit Of others, for it was from testimo.
nia!s thatI was induced to make use Of your
Ointment, and test for myself its wonderful ef-
fcaey and virtues as remedy.
DAVID. DoAN, sr.
Eden, Erie Co. N. Y April |, 1851.
T.. See Sloan's advertisement in another COL
uml.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
CoMasspaBLs PaomPrNEss.- G.

coMAssp4BLE PaomPTNEss. Gen.
Lane, while in Oregon. in the capacity Of
Territorial Governor, received two official
lettsrs from W Washing ton; the second, dis
missing him; the tifst, telling him that bis
accounts. as General In Mexico, lacked
voucher for fre dollars, and called on him
to hand over the V which be did promptly.
About that time era wford had put into Mr.
Galphin's pocket that cool hundred thou
sand; Ewing had his hands on the $780,
900, and GorWin was arranging for the
81, 600 and the Administration, therefore.
couldn't get along without 10. Lanes
fvs..-Gin Eng.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
Gen. Houston on Denaldsen. &c.
HUNTsyiLLE, Texas,

Saturday, Sep.
DEAn Shiny attention. has, been Gail.
ed By q friend TO an editorial article in The
Richmond Enqairer ef the "a ins,. la II.
you suggest that 4 ought to disekaim tie
agency Of Mr. c. H.eDonaldson, so far as
he may bare sought to connect me acith
Ais ofIespon dence.. II there is any such
person, Us Or. c. Fl. Donaldson, or ever,
has been, in Texas, nm not aware OF the
fact, nor have been abie 10 obtain iniof.
NATION of any such individual. have
seen several sgentemen who have recently
canynssed our State in ,he ,late election.
and MOI one Of them has ever heard Of Mr..
Donaldson. .5sg. z.,ss.f RI
Enclosed ssend you several editorials
from newspapers, from which you may
be enabled TO come 10 some satislaefury
canclasiens 1s 10 the Importance which
ahould astacl 10 The Dona1dsoss hans5ug.
Furfher than this ! hnye nothing 10 DO
viii the affair. Ii Air. I. Il. Donaldson
haseAl person, and can be identified, it
will be5lound that neither he nor an other
person. III ruth. has any authority 10 use
my name 10 any pledge, bargains or agree.
uienls with any individual or ciques, for
any political purpose whatsoever; znor-
could as an honorable man sane ton such
course.
Iwill. .leaye sou, cir, and all intelligen,
men, 10 disinest the object for which this ex.s
,raordinafv Jurisprudence has been gotten
up, with q vapid attempt 10 connect my
name with principles 10 which have ever
been opposed. So fur as il has been nec-
sssafy or proper in The discharge of my
ruclic duties. either in speaking, voting, or
acting, have sought no concealment Of
my principles; and it is due 10 myself that
should remain consistent with the past in
all things which may affect my own char.
ac.er, and the peace, prosperity and honor
Of our country. nm, very truly, your
0bedient servant. :
SAM. HOUSTON.
Washington Onion. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

REMAaKABLs LoSGEviTY.-Mr.,5A. :.
saiTH furnishes Us with some very curious lou
statistics Ytspseiing bis fathers family
OF its members there are now living seven
sisters end thFee brothers, the united agessof
waen are seven hundfeds and twelve years,
gisiagA Aaus average of ssrenty-ons years.
The syOaiagestson3has a family Of Twelve
children aud eight grand children. To cap cap
the ctifiax ii wonders not a sister, bro4lissr.
child ndf grapd-cbild d that family has died
during 1 period q tft III four gears. Ne
stallengy all creation to furnish a. similar
iastance Of longevity. - Plain Dea1er. Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
80 % %
Railroad Excursions,

N answer to the many enquiries from different
i Townships ,out hlEg excursion parties On The
i.stl Road 10 aud from CleveiaGd, / would tean>,k
fr The niormaaep of all that Cars capable ofsezs-
.eg x,y persons wall he Turn shed Con shart patice)
ior Inc ulp sixty 1--WE dollars, IRON Ravenaa, and
half The regular fare from ohrr points on the rad.
Sh. u!d there be nure tbah a car load in AMI
party, they viii he carried half the regular fare
provided previous aniicc is giveR. Sueday Schools
wri be carried at price agreed upnn WIN.
Wadswnrtb, Ticket agent, tst The Rtscnna Depoi,l
authorized nIake The necessary a,rar genieuts
~ 5Ht 525sreas b c PREM tISS, President
aRssrpra Ssp.g ls,. 1871 s6"t'51 e%aH4 &
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

A GRA>DMoTHER- two urchins
were trouing along togsther, one of them
fell and br,ke apitcher which he was car
rying. He then commenced crying, when
the other boy asked him why he took on
SO. aS83ss I'd R1EE8
Cause said he, when get home moth
er will whip me for breaking the mug 3
.What,' said the other, 'haint you got
no grandmother living q. your houses'
No. was the reqly. - 81 =
We'll, have, and nigh. break t,vo
mugs, and they darn. whip me- -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
TAI Lesss ING

LAD a DAlcA4 xH ElN
EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW.
SNNHE SUBSCRIBER Lakes pleasure tu. ,nf"r II The
Il cit zsns OF ktvenna and VICINITY, that he has
taken the shop door east of s. Days Sore, and
opening large and' ex' e4s,ve assortment OF
lsCL LOT,HS,' 1t .se.ss5..
consisting OF Amerci III, Germnn ard French Bro,d
cuihs. Aisn, a large and spleedid assortment IL
Doeskin, Plain and Fancy Cassi
nsres, Cashmerets Bearer, TDeeds,
Jeans and Satt;netts. saa
Also, large NJ vi every kiud and vsrie.
" OF Silks, Satin L s',ngs aLd Worsled yes,ings.
A sn-a i,g" stock -. !.r --'
CUSTOM WADE CLOTHING AND
FURNISHIN,i GOODS.
all of which w,i' he s..Id cheap % Cash.
Also, CARMEN rs made 10 order, and warrants
ed I" 6t ar no pay. -
cutting dose al moments warning, and war
ranted TO FL If properly made up.
..-.,f -, ~. DALRYMPLE.
Ravenna, October Is, 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10


WOMEN ANDTHE s.-There is no
doubt a deal of nonsense at the Women's
Conventions; but ii The men, by their laws,
authorize such wrongs as are described in
the following paragraph, who can wonder
that women themselves should strive to
ri. bit them. The facts were stated by Mrs.
Nicholas, at the late Woman's Convention
at Worcester:
San old wonan she knew in Vermont
had by her industry syaided her husband to
accumlaie little property, enough tot.hase
sustained either OF them in their. old age.
The old lady had worked hard. she was a
veteran al patching, but the. clothes :'were
always clean: Fina " her. husband died
and left her widow. T~o-thirds OF their
little property went to his heirs; the remain
ing third was insufficient for her She
could oalys have the use oithat. Her neigh
bors all respected and loved her. Many a
little gift did they send to poor old aunt
At last she became absolutely help
less, was set up at auction and sold as a
pauper, and died IN The poor house. :" a +
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
shesst as A.sie.


DY yi'iGe nfa writ g vcaei esrnnss To- aia diT'r'-
ID cd a.d dc ivc,td irr ", lie t.gd 81 C.L m"s
Pieis OF Portase Crun,s Ohio. shs eIp' sf 70 81
at pnbl,c \, Rsuc at The C-ua ii u.s. ~ he .c"r ~
Ravlnna, on E-., IL.
Saturday. tie lath doy q forsa'isy ae.ss.
between the hon,s vi ten o'I sex y M, std, a.
O'Clock p III .f SAID y, tie fail..ua &, d~sera q
lands ard ten emc3ts to ~i: Situate IL sse tvs ~
ship of Ediagtu-ah, ia ihs c. Hnty &f ps,safe a. =
state ii q: tn IS knnwn by le' ,he Is'ih w"-e
e"fnes .f t,.t naet three tre .nrth '*est d."
on oi lHts N ID to~hship, spd 10 thaEdeG as h'
o~S, to :.n she rufh by ire lie Vi ssid ini,s,
he by tho ia~ hslp and L. ltnts. an the ses'e
BY la. beinreing 10 p,vd Wilson. u 4 Gu the tttL
y the land otJ. CLARK, cosianir for;s -eLe ~
ss,, foHr hu, r.ed,bs seIts Of laad, n.eie or -
Taken in fxfrUien as the ptopetIy az y II
S,cSe,,, inI iehdtd with Efedeti k WaGs~0'th ..d
Jonr h Ciatk, ST the .uit of Charles l.. RI. sss--
Afpraised al $3.50 60.
JAMES W0ODAkp. shenf
She.n'st flee, P. tfage County
Oci. h. A D 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
M ASs. ga, NSNs,yy

nF THE " hes seab"u!sslH u ENhY H0USEMAN.
" who ict home oa the 2Dth n Aususi, and was
.,asl head ui IN AusiHi0.n. He wore when he
left hn,Ee br'.wn cioth panrs thick vest and aH old
far CAP; his ihte irct what impaired aud
not talk Ia be urdtrst,nd. Any thtormai,on o him
dir .cssd 10 The u. dets'ghed, ut NJ irn, Mahoulng
county, Ohio, will be thankfully rtc.ised
= BEISEY HtUSEMiN.
M,itnn. oct. 4 1851. :. :.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
NOtI<'c

rs here5: given that petition viii be pre-
sfhted :" the Hon"rnt1- B"r'd u Con ml.r,o.,.s -
Of Portage q uafy, State 40 t., at th.n hs q,
sinn, praying that a. .cuamittse Il ,esit~ a,d -
bllsh 20 ID pc ,obed By Fee, m-" u,,san sfa
cthers, c'.n enCitg st The y est Inc Oi R-rd' ltt
ios ash,p tnd running m a w,srrl due. t,on uauI
1t inlet, ncis !, sd pelhoprd f'r by ethes Ha',
mi o,heTs, AZ ne vii iau Brae.n'o's d~ 81 irr,
10 the l. wnsh Of ruff L., ear The :o,Eer
W as Possible. ftt4g
Svfficid, Oct IS 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
nlarriaae.s.

S~|0@@707-<o-@O-N~-7 N,O7O'ON0-7I-y10000-0
In Aurora on the 1sth ult. by A. v. Jewett,
Esq, Mr. F. B. SKIFF to Miss JANE WILL
KARD, both of Shalersville IDS So z
In Charlestown, on the 9Th inst, by L. B
5southworth. Esq Mr. AMASA G.WILLIAMS
of chariestown, to Miss ELIZA WOLF Of
Edinburgh. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
Hoy. 4 .se,.. ip,s.isiis ssicAIs.
Or. II. TU1Bs,
Anal Y1ICAL PR Y5iCF4N,

NV x 1LhL ~ 4 sJII i<14fS
ESTlI, be in attenf:Ece at Ais k,dm
w as foIlo"s:
RavEsNA- p sent.ss Hensa, Thnr~d,y aflerna
Friday Saturday 10 enaon. ith. 5ths Il 9th Drc
AKsoN-cobbs Exchange, r.eaday and WeaLes>
day, I'd and 81. Dec.
WARRss--C..n .nton House, Tuesday and Wednes.
day. III as.J l2.h Nov.
tva.sn,i-Medoeil House, Friday and sasur.
day, 2lst and 2si Nov.
Tiose affected with disease Of the lungs
Liver Spleen or Kidneys, Iifdma'iof.s
Rhcnna.i>ni, Asthma. s! crtness of@brea'h
or difficulty othfeat hing. Dyspepsia, Bropsy,
weakness ar nervous debility, sestfesness,
loss of apFefife, Constipation, arrangements
of the Stomach, bilious Affections, Gravel,
White Swelling, cancer. Scroius, Ulcers.
Impurities of The blend,ur any Chrcn'c or
ons standing disease are invited tn call. s.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. 7. neither bterds aor biistess--nnr is
he iomeopathist--.ire tsrer uses Mercury.
.iatimnay, .4rsenic nor any o'hef Aii"e~alas
medical asent-nor $ he Thomsonfnn. he
neither Sieams nor gives Edsetcs! Ills
theory Of dlsease d ffers from all others ihat
nave been adopted: but not more so than
dies his system Of treatment! g lie does not
make SEX TO make ,cett nor tor dotrn to build
up aglin-nor allar nervous irritation by
patching Up with uaodyars --.-...'
Visits to the abIye appointments will be
con .inned once in four or FIVE weeks.
RrmARKs-Fnr years we devoted our whole
time aud attention tn the study, analysis and treat
ment of chrunie long sta1ding diseases, npnar.
.uatres such as lew persons possesss have ceabied
us to remain aud prescribe inr some thousands 81
sa,fents annually, comprising many oil the mnst
difiicuit and complicated cases kn"wa I" the pro.
fesssua. In addition to the monthly rep n fouad
below, are always prepar I" give great
amount Of IhDIsPUTABEE Local evidence showing
the success a.,esdlng He.,meut Of d.st tases upon
analytical principles, ls
...E Asthma can be Cured!
So say our paI.c-ts WIN have bee o struggling for
ars with thus Ielentiets disease, but nuw ,nspte
teely and with comior, to The btastiiul air from
Heavtn. s. s-.s-F z=. - .lss-...=..t ...z.....=,
single illustratior-Mrs. J. Menser, Beaver
township, MAhoaug cnunl,: c,se of ye,rs stands
ing and denominated by physicians ga disease of
the i,ver and aahma-cohismed aud incurabie. -
B,ealh,rg was shurt aid iabnred at lines apparent
iy bnrdetsng upon sufocatioh., With analytical
eatmt mt health IS fu y restored 10 three months
and has renamed g,od through all the changes of
season during ibe year.. =s ~ a.s4s ~. -s.-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
BosroN1 Nov 8. 1851.

--,szs.57 Eas--@ aa-s DUsTUN- NOV 5. 100 I. g.
Capt. Bush. Of the schooner Harriet
Max which arrived at Proeinctown Octo-
Der 3lst, from the North Atlantic Ocean,
having been missed from his berth on the
night Of the Goth ult., and not since heard
Of. the crew ofthe vessel have been arrested
onsSaspicion Of foul play. and are now un-
der examination, There had been some
prsvious disafsction between Capt. Busl,
and the tJeW. ~ 49, sss.ga.s5. asss= "a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

PENNsyLvANIA.-Ihe he oficinl majority
for Bigler in Pennsylvanla is 6, ,437. fne
Sena.e will sland IL democrats-l6 wings
aud one native. The House is decidedly
democratic.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
iinMbsggsry in PNliticS.

II IS said thai the Democracy intend to
nominate Barnum as their candidate for
Governor in Connecticut. The nomila-
lion woald be most appropriate oie.-
Tint party has always been great on ham
bugs, and as Burnum is the greatest hum
BUG &C The age, his election would be ais
mos, certain. ZanssriNe Courier. = -
Wing politics is surely in danger if the
Democrats should run the ''grea'est hum.
bug ofthe age" We feel anxious TO see
the VIII gs tried on their own ground. If
Barnum can beat the humbugs Of whiggery,
he will deserve the premium, al The "ca-
lie shuw." We do no, know bul we would
60 all the way to Connecticut TO see the
race!-Statesman. = -,.ess.-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

O. The Cincinnati Enquirer suggests
that Louis kossuth be sent to Austria as
minister plenipoten,iary. Good suggestion.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
Road Notice,

4 PETITION will be psesen,ed to the Com
IN missioners of Par.age county at their next
Session praying for the :ocatioa ola ro7d to c,m-
mence at the road ieacing from Randolph to
Mrgatore past the reside ce of Samuel Aus
tin; and lhe east line "f lind owned by J .cnb
Acker, 10 south on tho tire bttw, en- iu,s
'hnty tyn,ne, aud forty, and tive. .y nine and tn,r
tv, and niEetcen and ,wt nt,, thes ce south
through the land "f John Muller, uu,i. 1t strikes tic
els, aud west road on the south line oi .ad owaeu
BY said Miller 4 PETITIONER
Randnlph, Oct %, 1851. 4w334 -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

~ There will be six eclipses mex,
year, three Of tho sun and three Of the
moon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
S'a,Es AY d,asEfE's

O TRAYED from the subscriber, IN PARIS, PIt>
tagr Counte, about the 4 of October sian' 4.
da'k Irnp Cray stallion colt, iwn Years old ~
sp:ing nl;ddlabg large t., with whue strip
,h- furehead, AID hls hlenish or calieus cn Ia.
right hind leg The shin bDnr, ear rre n.idd'.
A liberal reward will be paid any person ~,
will fetgrn said c.t tothe subarrIbes,ai iIf
aim where he may be found. ANUS WISE
sP.-i.. 0eoaer l3 h, 1851. 3S-S:r
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
iron Mountain On Lake Superior.

The property known as the Iron Aioun-
tain, on Lake Superior, has changed. hands,
and 10 now owned BY the Sharon Iron Co.,
in Pennsylvania. They propose. in the
spring. 10 build plouk road from The
snouniain 10 the lake shore, and their esli
mated cost Of The iron, when made into
blooms a Sharon, (ubout IS miles south
OF Lake Erie, 10 made up as follows:
Quarrying, or picking up 10 loose
blocks, per ton, %
Transportation 10 lake shore ! 90
Trans from lake shore 10 Erie, Pa. 9 90
do from Erie 10 Sharon, 90
Converting into blooms, u 90
Total cos, OF blooms per Ton, SIG 25
Juniata blaoms (lhe best made IN Penn
sylsanin, bu. by no mems equal TO blooms
mads from this ore) now sell in Pittsburgh
for from $55 to $50 per ton.
Iron enough 10 build Whl,ney's Pacific
Railroad nigh. be taken from HE noun.
tain mud not be missed. Ii lies three miles
from tho lake shore. il exists there in
such abundance aud is of such an exiraor-
diaary quality that in a late Reror. Of the
uniled States Geolo5is,s, this prophecy
wasInade IN regard 10 ii. Says The Re.
port: s'rhis region possesses IN ineshaust-
ibIe supply OF. iron ore, Of tho best quality,
removed from twelve 10 thirty miles from
afl.hke shore, with soil by no means
sterile md covered with heavy growth ui
Maple, Yellow Birch, Pine and Oakland
i, is to this source ,ha; the Great Wesl
viii ultimately look for the finer varieties
Of Bar Iron and Steel. - Detroit TJlbune.
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The Revolution in Cuba has
laaaas come to an end,

The Revolution in Cuba has
iaasaa come to an end,
BUT THE REYOLUTTON. IN THE
PRICE or CLOTHING is STILL
asl.@ GOING ON AT THE
E.1ELE CLOIIEE.s'G STORE.
, HE subscriber has just rece,ved andnpe1ed out,
at The Store IN Ltlle.s new block nsarlY nppn.
site the Pfentss House, the largest ard heat seccs
ted stock of Ready Made .Ciolhine and Furnishing
Goods, adapted 10 the season ever brongh, to Ri-
VIENNA, eons,s,ing in part Of Pilot cloth, Bianket
aud Felt Beaver Overcoats, dress, fock, box and
sack cuats, black, and striped cass mere, satiBet,
curdurny and tweed panis Of all descfptiots black
and figured sitin, eass mere, cloth, saaet worstrd
and plaid vests, very large variety Together with
a large LOT Of Boys eIo,aing g-4g...5-..sa
Also, shirts 0fa descriptions, under shrts, draws
ers, cravats and erch,eis, suspeuders, collars,
comfortere, socks wooden aad cnstuD: a handsome
"t "f fashionable hats; silk, plush, cloth, and oil
ci"th caps, of the latest slYtes: gIoves Sc. To.
gether with every article usually Kept in clohng
store. 5Hg A&.-t8siEI g4:aI ALttIAHst
GS~ The above stock has been purchased with
especial reference 10 the wants Ot this cOmmunHy,
and will be sold considerably lower, for cash, than
can be found elsewhere in the couaty. He would
respectfully inyite those in ~anlofapy Of the above
articles to give him call, cnafdert that he viii be
able 10 satisfy them both 10 regard TO qualHY and
/: ice afthc goods. a s.-S-g <. -
fi'e has also nice lot ofuunks, valikes, and cars
pet Bags, which Gao be had at n,ires unusu7IY low.
q" '-s 7. 80 CHARLES GREENffELDER. a.
Rtvenna. Sepiemher ~, 1851 33l-on
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NEW GOODS
Al Campbell, Port!

OUR GOODS have come II last d ln,s ofthsm.
~ Fney must be so.u, q, 4 ii aur ,,id .cpsipn,-ts
aud irie"ds will caii they will find that they
ca buy t:h'ds a. cheap al c,mpbeits Port the
Aezf pktce IS = ~ --.+- -
rns stock Consists Of a inll winter assortment.
All kinds sf =.-.-sE =. ga r.. , -zt
Dress Goods, Cassimerss. Cloths. p,
Shacis, Caps, Boots und Sho's, Crocks.
ry, HardwWe, Medicines and RI
GRO CERES,
A few patterns at Tutk,y Satin will be sold
cheaper than at any ",her pace in the connrry-
Also, gopd assortment OF Ready hlade Clo.hiue.
Give us call Tiends, for the Go1ds must he sold
cheap. Terms-C sh and Produce
.ae JOHN IL BUSTWICK Co,
Oct 25 1871