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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07
Sheriff,s sale

RY virtue of a writ Of Fl. Fa. TO me
- directed and delivered from the Court
of Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
1 shall expose to sale at pubic vendue at the
court house in he town of Ravenna on
Saturday the 9th day of August nest,
between The hours of ten o'cock, A. NJ. and
four O'Clock, P. M. Jf said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the township of Streetsboro',
in the county of Portage aud S ate of Ohio,
and known by being part of lot number
ninety (9O). and bounded and described as
follows: East by The Cuyahoga river, Oh
the moth by land ow,ed by l. aac Brayton,
on the West by lard owned by Samuel
O n, and South by lot number one hundred
(I0O) and containing seventy-fve acres
more or less, subject to the dover Estate of
SOPHIA Hurlbert diseased.
Taken IN Execution as the property of
Sylvester Hurlbert at The suit of Simeon
Jennings.
Appraised at 5000.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Saeriff's Office. Por age Co.
gJuiy 5th, 1851.
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MATTHEW'S
Daguerrean Rooms

WIN. B MATTHEWS formerly from
w Plumb's. N. W has again opened
and repaired his old rooms, where he win
be pleased to serve his old friends and cus-
toners THAT may a0ant their Hkenesses)
with the finest Daguerreotypes ever before
taken in this country. Having long ex.
perience in the art. and having made arr
rangements with johnson of Cleveland; Hill
Humpkrey & Plumb of N. Y. for all new and
useful improvements, he will be able to pro-
duce the finest and clearest hkenesses that
can be taken. Ny Likenesses of late have
been examined by the best Judges from N.
York and Washington, also by G. E. john
son, Daguerrean of Cleveland, and pronounc-
ed as fine as the Daguerreotype'science is
capable Of producing at present.
Having large and powerful sky light and
side light combined, can produce likeness
ses in few seconds and give every shade
or tone that the setter may require. In ad
dition to the above have Just purci' ased q
new and Gne instrument for large Likeness
ses to be put in frames or cases and the
smallest for rings, pins, wristle,s, lockets,
&c., together with fnesh supply of the fin>
est cases ever before in Ravenna.
Having come to the conclusion TO make
Ravenna my residence l feel confident of
success in business.
N. B. Call on Mattkeses for your
Likeness and yoas aOiH get no bogas ar
tfcls.
nl17 VIM. B. MATTHEWD.
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BRIDGE PROPOSALS.

C,EALED proposals for the construction
y of Bridge across Silver Creek in the
township of Nelson in the lower village Of
Garrettsvllle, will be received by the Com
mssioners of Portage County, at the Au-
ditor's Office IN Ravennu until the 18th day
of July. A. D. 1851, said bridge to be con-
structed as follows:
There is to be one stone abutment on the
north side of the bank, ten feet in height,
II feet in width, feet thick at the bottom.
and feet thick at the top, with wings sufi-
cent to protect the abutments.
The wood work of said Bridge to be as
follows: The stringets to be eight in mum
Der as feet in length, Q by II inches thick
with stick of timber under each end of the
bridge inches by Is in thickness for
s,ringers to rest upon; the outside stringers
to be doubled. with an undergirder bolted
through each outside stringer with iron
bolts IL inches in size. Width of Bridge
to be IA feet from outside to outside. Plank
lga feet long aid 8 inches thick, Railing s
feet high put on with spikes, all to he done
in good workmanlike manner and com-
pleted by Oct. l,lS5l.
By order of County Commissioners.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Go. Auditor.
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TURNER'S BALSAM, an infallble remedy
l. for Diarrboi Dyscntary, Bowel or Summer
complaint of children and adults. perfectly
safe and cfficacious remedy under all circum-
stances. 1t has been used with happy and never
failing effect by some of our most successful
praclioners of medicine, wherever introduced
for the last two three years, per certificates
accompanying the medicine. in pamphlet form.
Hundreds of cases both childrrn and adults
have been cured and relieved by the above Bal
sam, after every other remedy had been tried in
vain.
Tho following is copy Of certificate relative
to the virtues, eel, OF the above Balsam, used in
the family oflhe Rev. H. Power, ofthe Mctho.
diff Book concern, of this city, viz:
Mr.. TURNER-Sir: ] deem il due tc you 10 say
that for several months, l have been irving
many remedies for Diarrhna, but with little
success but, hearing of your remedy, l prU-
cured one bottle, which I have used in my
family with great success and feel free to
recommend it TO the public as valuable medi.
cinefor Diarrhoel | and similar diseases.
Yours, truly, j. H. PoweR.
Cincinuatti, June 25, 1850,
The above Syrup or Balsam is prepared and
sold Wholesale and Retail, al Samuel c. Turner's
Drug Store, north east corner Of Orchard and
Main streets, at the store of Gardiner & Co. on
Main street, between Seventh and Eight streets.
west side, Cincinnati; and at the principal Drug
and other stores in the West generally.
CuRrIss HArcn, agent Ravcnna. 3m 3l6.
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c.. HATCH.
Druggist & ApOtlEecary

Druggist Il ApOtlfccarys
ON THE NORTH WEST CORNER OF THE rUBLlc ouKRs
RAvENNA, OHIO.
HAVING made large additions 10 his former
Ill stock, now offsrs to tho public the lai sesl
aud best selected stock he has ever had, con-
sisling Of
FRESH Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Varmisltes, Dye-StaEs,
ofthe best quality, and ground spices warranted
pure. The most popular Patent Medicines, TO-
gether with complete assortment of
Paint, Varnish, Whitswdsh, Hair,
Clothes, Shoe, Tooth, Sharing &
Horse Brushes, Busters,
Fancy Soaps, Shar-
ing Creams, &c.
In short, every article kept by Druggist gcner
ally. His stock was selected with great care
and with reference both to quality und price, so
as to enable him to sell pure articles at low
rates. Very thankful Tor tho liberal patronage
bestowed upon him, lie assures all " lio may fa>
vor him with their custom that he will, MS here
toforc, do his utmost to suit them with articles
unsurpassed in quality, and on the most rca.
sonable terms. -....
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
June 9 l85ls
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07
UROSCOPdA
OR
German Practice Of Botanic Medicine.


II SNYDER German Doctor late of Can
y. field would inform the citizens of Por-
tage and adjoining counties that he has
removed to Ravehna where lie will devote
his whole attention To the practice of his
profession,
AS his success in practice is generally
well known throughout this section of
country it is thought unnecessary to multiply
words here IN its favor. Suffice it TO say
that for upwards Of twenty years he has
been engaged in an extensive practice
treating the worst forms of disease common
to this country and climate. His method
Of diagnosing being more certain than that
generally practiced he arrives at once at the
disease without Injecting the patient to q
course of treatment TO find out what ails him.
That none may mistake DR.. Snyder's view
in regard TO medicine he would respectfully
say that all those who think that Calomel
and It's kindred medicines are "the greatest
boon ever bestowed upon man" need not
employ him, as such remedies find no favor
at his hand.
Dir. Snyder's medicine is safe in all con-
ditions Of life and those able to perform
light labor or attend to business are not
prevented by using it. All those having
old complaints are particularly requested to
give him call. A general invitation is
extended te ali invaids to call and see, hear
snd be convinced, that this is the road to
health. No charge for consultations.
Charges for 1nedicine reasonable but always
cash. Office for the present at his residence
Clark's New Building East Main Street
Rayenna 0. SmSaS.
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NEW BOOT,
Shoe, Leather 4 Finding Store

Shoe, Leather d Finding Store
"Be sure you're right then go ahead"
THE subscribers, at their Store one doc,
Il west, of Rowell & Co.'S. Store in Ra,
VIENNA, offer 10 the public the largest and
most general assortment of Boots, Shoes,
Leather, Morocco, Innings, Shoe Findings,
Tanners Oil. &C., ever opened III Ravenna
and, as to prices. they are determined not
to be undersold by any establishment in
Northern Ohio.
TO SHOEMAKERSi they would say, they
can furnish them with French Calf SIX ins,
Meh's and Woman's Morocco, Innings of
all kinds, Sole~leather IF different Qualities,
with prices to suit. Shoe thread, Spa rabies,
Pegs, Bindings, with gehetaI Variety Of
MOST KINDS OF KIT,
at the lowest Cleveland Prices. Call and
see our stock. We have now on hand and
intend at all times to keep first rate
Article Of ...-..
Tanner's Oil, and Sole Leather,
which we offer to tanners in exchange for
Upper Leather or Cash. at prices that will
suit them. Call and see our Oil. and it
may save you a journey 10 Cleveland to
procure an article no better or cheaper
We shall keep Barrel of Oil Oh tap to sell
by the gallon or quart.
Our motto is, slow Prices and Ready
Pay"
J. GIRLIS & Co.
Ravenna June 1g. 1851.
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Another Nest Of Williams.

Inc ShaWneet0wn, ILL.,, Advocate con.
sains an account Of the breaking up Of 0
gang of freobooters, and the arrest Of seye-
raj, whose combination was but little less
than that one which lately created so much
sAeissmeni in Michigan: 9.E
Their headquarters were on Wolfe's
island, Kentucky, near the corner Of the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois and
Missouri. The band was discovered moi
long since, through the failure Of ON attempt
by one OF the ringleaders, to murder DR..
Swayne, who had recovered judgement
for some $4,000 against Newton L.
Wright, another prominent member OF the
gang. 10 May, 1850, Wright gave Abe
Thomas, man Of desperate character,
$50 to kill DR.. S. Accordingly, Thomas,
pretended towish the DR.. 10 visit his sick
father, eniiced him from homo. and at
tempted to murder him; but the DR.. after
being sho, inihe arm, gave ihe alarm, and
the desperado escaped. Notwithstanding
every exertion was made to ferret out the
william, so deeply was The plot laid, that he
was only accidentally discovered short
time ago; and his discovery led TO the dis,
closure Of the whole affairs of the company.
They seem to have made regular bus
iness OF stealing slaves in one State, run.
ming them off to another, and there selling
them. Another Of their modes Of specula>
ting innegroes seems 10 have been as fol-
lows: Some Of their emissares would
u:ake tour through some Of the reighbor.
ing slave States, and enticing slaves to run
away and providing their victims with
means to get into southern Illinois. Ar
rived there. the fugi.ives were arrested by
others of the gang on the lookout for the
runaways; fcticious claims to them were
then set up, and maintained by false testi-
mony and perjury. The slaves were then
taken into one of the slave States and sold.
They carried on another species Of
swindling upon an extensive scale by means
Of fictitious claims against such estates,
they would prove the validity of their
claim by some Of their gang. In some
cases they had gone SO far as 10 take depo-
si,ions, and we're provided with county seals,
and everything requisite to give their proofs
the semblance Of legality.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07
Sllcriff'S sale.

DY virtue f two veDdi ex. ~ me directed
ID and Delivered from the court Of common
pleas of Summit county, Ohle, shall ex-
pose TO sale ut public vendue on the farm
of Edward P. Wait in the township OF
Sufield in the county of Portoge on
Friday the 18Th day Of Juty inst,
between the hours of ten O'clock, A. NJ. and
four o'clock, p. M. of said day The following
described goods and chat:les to witt
About three acres OF Wheat and about
three acres Of Rye now growing on the
farm of Edward P. Wait in SAID township of
Suffield.
Taken in Execution as the property Of
Edward P. Wait in the suits William V.
Smith,
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, Portage Co. {
July 5th 1851.
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Sheriff's sale.

DY virtue of writ of al order to me di>
ID rected and delivered from the Superior
Court of Cuyahoga County. Ohio, l shall
expose to sale at public vendue, at Newport,
in Paris township, in this county, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of July iast,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. Nj. and
four o'clock P. M, of said day. the follow
ing goods and chattels, to wit: The Canal
Boat Bell Ringer, three Stools, one Table,
one Lamp, one Cooking Stove and Furni-
ture. Taken in the suit of Daniel P. Rhodes
David Tod and James R. Ford.
Sheriff Is Office, Portage Co.
July 5th. A. D. 1851.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
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SELLING OFF AIT COST.

g DA " at the Stone Store, being desirous
~. TO close kis.buisrcss In trade. is now offer-
ing and will continue 10 offer, AT tosf, AND ron
KEvDY ray, hts cfftiro stock of Dry Goods, coms
prisng almost every article in that line, gem
eral assortment of Clothing, Hardware, Roots
and Shoes, Books aud staiionsry,; and which.
it confidently believed, offer superior inducc[
ments to purchasers. All persons wishing To-
Buy 0oods Chcop are cordially invited 10 calf
and examine his stock befUro purchasing else-
where.
Rayenna June 1851
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Matthew's Daguerrean Rooms

A RE doing more busines and taking finer
n Pictures than any Rooms in the West.
Matthews will take better likenesses-more
life>like and cheaper-than any other estab-
lishment. Persons wishing hkenesses, by
calling on hiEl can have the TRUTH TOLD
concerning his pictures.
N. B. Ladies and Gents from the coun-
try had better enquire Of some permanent
citizen where they can obtain the best Likes
nesses. Matthews will remain permanent
Iy in Ravenna, and be responsible for his
pictures. Remember-cheaper and better
than can be had at any other Daguerrean es-
tablishment. nSl7
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.AupITeR's OFFICE, Portage Co. I
Inue %. 1851.

DaIE Township Clerks Of the several
Townships of Portage County, are
hereby requested to furnish this Office forth
with, with s'School District Maps" pursu-
ant 10 the requirements of the late "School
Law" passed March "a, 1851.
JOHN 6 MCBRIDE, Co. Auditor.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

DIR. STRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER,
rs positive, speedy cure for every form
L Of Intermittent and Remittent Fevers,
Chill Fevers and Asue and Fevers. You
can have cure warranted or NOT, just as
you please. Positively there is no quacke.
ry, or misiuke about this medicine. Call
aud examine the abundant testimonials of
The wondrful effect of this Fever Destroyer
For sale at the Recorders Office, by R..
BAIRD, ap ent for Portage County.
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JosenS, Rrown's Estatc,

JOseHA BfOWns EstANS
NTOTiCE 10 hereby given that the subscrl,
IN ber has been appointed executor, ana
has received Letters TestameAtary upon
the estate of Joseph Brown. late OF Nelson
IN the esaaty of Portage, deceased
Dated at Freedom June 90, 1881.
nSiS-9W* ISAAC bhOWN,
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
IN interested, that ut the May Term, A.
D. 1851, of the Court of Common Pleas of
Portage County Ohio, the Executors and
Administrators on the following Estates
presented their several settlement accounts,
which were ordered to be placed on file in
the office of the Clerk of said Court for the
inspection and exception of all persons in>
terested, until the next term of said Court
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07
More Diab0lieai Maiigniiy of the Mich
igan Observation-Disclosures Attempt
TO blow up the Central Il. r. Depot

igan CsnSpirat0rS--An0fher Attempt
TO blow UP the Central Il. r. Depot
Two men Burned.
The Nay Floecer, running between
Buffalo and Detroit, in connection with the
Central Rail Road, brought up 10 Detroi,
on her Saturday nights trip, box marked
in the usual way, as though containing
goods and directed .'Detroii, &c
With other freight it was deposited IN
the big warehouse. or depot, belonging TO
the Central Rail Road. Early Sunday
morning there was terrible explosion
heard in the direction Of the Depot, and on
exntnitintion il was found said box was one
of those internal machines used by the
Michigan conspiralors to set fire to or blow
up buildings by slow match. One of the
gang not yet arrested, no doubt, intended
: 10 blow up the boat, which belongs to the
Central Rail Road, or else the Depot
No great damage was done, except that
two innocent persons were disabled, by
6endish operation.
Tho history of the county does not fur
nish accounts Of more extensive conspi>
racr, or more malignant banditti, than this
Il overshadowed the whole State of Michi-
gan, and seems to have had in league
every rogue throughout the Union. Their
schemes Of ilander are no. yet half devel>
oped. They are now on trial at Detroit,
and are defended by Senator SEWARD, oi
New York, with what success remains to
be seen.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07

The COMPLIMENTS OF THE EAsT.-The
following extracts of letter sent to the
proprietor of Cherry Pectoral, from Ell
HAssAN the ruling Pasha Of Trebizond at
Ezroum, shows the peculiarities of Oriental
courtesy;
To DIR. J. C. AVER: the Chemist of
rare learning, at Lotoeu, tn Massachss-
sets and the United States.
Cop Is GREAT FOREVER:
| have received
your letter Of affectionate love, with the
present of choice Essence in Bottles, by
which your excellent skill teaches to cure
the Affections of my child.en
AS the life of enc of my people is more
dear to me than camels and gold, we shall
pray for you in our heart when they are
raised up from the tent of sorrow by this
product of your deep learning and beautiful
wisdom.
For this Gift Of Love to your friend, so
distant over many Seas, and for this rare
invention Of your skiA, may you be placed
in such seats of honor and dignity among
the great in knowledge, as we should offer
to you in our donations.
Given in this Central City
of our Power, by express
command Of
NESCHID Ell HASSAN PASHA.
Ezroum, Jamad Awak 1865
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Dtatbs.

In Charlestown, June 90, Doctor ROBERT
KING, aged "a years. The deceased was for
merly from sandisfeld, Berkshire Co, Mass.
Eastern papers please copy.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER or
COURT

- COURI.
ON the s4,h day of July 1851, at one
~ o'clock in the afternoon, on the prehlI-
ses, vii be sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate as the property Of
Cutlip Eatinger deceased. to wit: twenty
four acres and fortysfour rods of land stu.
ate in Roots,own, Portage county, Known
by being part Of lot numbsr forty-thrce,
bounded as follows:-beginning at The
northwest corner of said lot and running
south OH the lot line three chains and hfty
links to the centre Of the road, thence along
the centre of the road to John Caris' land,
thence north on tie west line of Carts land
to the north line Of snid lot, thence west on
The north line of SAID lot to the first corner.
TEams OF sALE-Ohe third down, one
third in nine months and oae third in egh>
teen months with interest.
Appraised at $456, 80.
JEREMIAH MOULTONj Adm. of
Cutllp Eatipger, deceased.
June lS, 1851. nSi6
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= Gj-A country editor, in speaking Of a
stenmboat says aShe has twelve berths
in her ladies cabin"
sOh, life Of mes exclaimed an old lady
on reading the above, what squaling there
must have been
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Mr.. REEDS SCHOOL

"lLL COMMENCE on Monday. July
w 7th. 1t is desirable that oil design
ing to attend should commence with the
term, as classes can be more conveniently
formed at.that time.
Ravenna, July g, 1851. 3t8
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NEW DRUG STORE.
nr. Woodwork

HAS Staken the Store room formerly occupied
IL by D. Allen, first corner east Of Wheeler's
Tavern, where he will be ever ready to wait up-
on all those who Rdy favor him with their GUS
tom His medicines are ali nes0 dssa fresh, and
selected for their quality not chcapness;-ARd
be would say to those who aay be in want Of
any kind Of perfumery, including colognes,
superior extracts for the handkerchief, pow
ders for beauthging and preserving the skin,
hair oils, sha wing creams, soaps, smelling salts;
also fne letter and writing paper, letter envel-
ops, note paper for parties. fancy note enyel-
ops. &C., &c.
II Go right to the Nec Drug Store 10 Sc
icct them!
Rayenna. Nav % 1851. n3l2-4w
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S EGOND ARRIVAL OF GOLD
EAR RINGS

A Swe are selling JeweTfy much below the
II prices That it ID sold for at other places, wo
have had to order second supply in order to
keep IN assortment on hand TO meet the wants
of our customers. Call and see tie rings just
received. AZ. v. HoRR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07

FILLMoRE AND MILTON CLARK.-At the
Democratic State Convention held recently
at Burlington, Vermont, Milton Clark stat
ed that when be escaped from Slavery into
the Free States, he was soon supplied by
friends with letters to different persons TO
help him on his way northward, and among
them was one frym Millard Fillmore, who
seemed rejoiced at his escape, harbored
him, gave him money, and helped him on
his way-performisg, in fact, the very acts
9 which he says now shall be visited with
condign Pmpishme,,t.-Toledo Repu6li-
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e. From an official document recently
published by the French Government, we
learn that there are at pr resedt $40 theatres
inFfance. Twenty three Of these are in
Paris. e.s..l 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07
READY MADE CLOTHING

A FINE assortment for summer wear
n consisting in part Of Linen Sacks
Vests snd Pants. French Cloth and Tweed
Goats, black Satin fig'dSik, English Tweed
silk Codihpton Vests, just received and for
sale at asmall advance from cost At :.
Nav On - PRENTISS',
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remaining in the Post
July lst, 1851.
Lyman James 2
Lake C
Leonard w
Leary Michael
Lowenspein T P
Mclane Benjamin
Malooney James
McC Grady James 2
Morgan Catbarine
McMean Samuel
lMiksch Richard
|Merriman Angeline
Morgan John
Masten Case
IOlds Chloe Ann
10 Brine Tereace
lOdell Richard
lPiren Michael
Pool Adam
Penprila Chas. H
Reed James II 3
Royce Ruben
Richardson Ephriam
Ribe Mrs Mariett
Reynold Norman P
Robinson M R
Redfield G s
Rider Jacob
Ransom & Co E
Sec'y. of Section No l29
Smith Miss Mary
tScudder Henry G
Saxton WilliaEa
Sexton John
Snyder Miss Elizabeth
Slayton William
Stanley Frederick
Shannon Joseph
stannard Eliakim
Schoonover u B
Stoffer David G
Shop Catherine
Thadeus Mr.
Tapplo Jr James
Thorpe Russell
While VIM H
Wirons Josiah
Werdin Joseph
Wakefield L Fl M
Nv hitney John
Wright Stephen
Walton M & A
Warner Otis w
Wilcox & Coy.
n m n M
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DOMESTICS, Sheeting, striped Shirllngs,
IL Tickings, cotton Yarn, Bats, Wick>
ing, simmer goods for boys and mems wear,
&c., &c., at very low prices.
A. v HORR