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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07
! Queer Speculation.

A young German, named Charles v an
&eer Ctpux. twenty y-nine years of age, having
in the space of ten years dissipated a laage
fortune left him by bis father, and being
now absolutely without a thaler, has resorl
ed to the following original method Of re-
Eplenishing his Impoverished treasury. He
p1ts himself up in a lottery: One hundred
Thousand tickets, at ten frances each amount
70 million, in round numbers. l he pros
$pec:us accompanying each ticket aeanaints
THE public with the details oil the operation:
Up IN lottery, young man, twenty
eight years Of age, four feet eight inches
high, Of agreeable face-which has, by the
way. already pleased on several occasions
Tho winning ticket will be evidently man
Or 4 woman. fit Is man, the million
produced sdy the sale will be divided between
:.him and M Van der Choux He will
I thereforerealize clear gain Of 49s, $50
frances. IL its woman, she will have her
choice between the person of NJ. Van
{ der Choux and 500,900 frances. Who
ever she may be. NJ. Van der Choux en-
cages to marry her, unless she prefers 500,-
900 frances. Insone or the other hypothe
SIS. hef profit b evident. Secure your tick
etsearly
* Mr. Choux expects to haze disposed Of
all his scrip, before summer is over, and
has summoned Partisan manager f,such
enterprises to the Hague 10 confer with him
Tor the Paris market. He seems 10 have
forgotten to State what will be the course
pussued in case married lady holds the
winning ticket. So here is lottery whose
very shoe strings that Of the golden ingots
would not be unworthy 10 unioose Cor
res. Ns,O York Tribune.
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fRMeddling with others business, some

fEMeddling with others business, some
times brings US lnto scrapes, and thereby
one Of the elders Of church mado sbad
worse. ]" A young fellow entered the church
and took his seat with his hat on. An elder
noticing it stepped up and requested hiur to
take il e8. His request not being complied
with, be came to the young man a second
time, and seeing he still hesitated, the elder
gently lifted it of, when to bis the elders }
chagrin, out rolled a quart Of stsllbarks on
the floor, making rather more noise than
was consistent with the rules Of the church.
Man." quietly responded the youngster,
looking c mposedly. sses what you have
done. - Yankee Blade.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

1T 10 alone-no other medicine has such supRe
efficacy in DIsEAsEs OF THE GLAHDs.( (the seat
most disorders.l Thus ONE DROP placed upon
the tongue causes a copious flow from the salivary
glands. Upon every gland of the body the effect 10
similar This s the secret OF its superiority. By
careful estimate, the strange anomaly in medicine
. established, that this warm medicine allays all
fesers, even the parched state of tho throat and
lungs; having cured $4,000 persons Of CouoHs,
COLDS and LUEo COMPLAINTS the past winter and
spring.
All PAM II alleviates In an IrsrArT.
- SICK HEADACHE il cures in f6 MINUTES.
ToorH.Acux &c U an INSTANT.
Rnruna1l.a "a Hous..
CoLrc: CRAnr 9" 8 MNurrs.
Il 10 IN economical family remedy, 20 highly
concentrated, that % cont bottle diluted for use,
makes over quart. The 80 cent size contans
three times much, and 10 therefore preferred;
especially by the farming community who use il
largely on account of its extraordinary efficacy, as
a LIHIMERr, for sprains, numbness, weakness Ofthe
joints, lameness across the small of the back
raga, ague in the face sore throat, &C.. It 10 safe,
and animating to the whole body when used inter-
nally; being composed OF the pure interior life Of
Vegetable Medicines only. II Instantly quickens
and strengthens tho pulse, and is 90 priced as
blessing by aged and infrm people, by ladies 10
critcalperiods, BY those slowly recovering from
sickness, sc.
Copied from the Maunaee River Times,
published at Mamnaee City, Ohio.
sN 10 seldom that we see SO strong recommend,
alton Of medicine a. the following, and that too,
at home, where il is prepared. We know that
some two or three thousand bottles of Dr. Gregory's
Medicine, every year sold at his Laboratory, in
this city, and at Toledo and other towns in this
county. We see that Messrs. s. Linsley & Co.
Thomas Daniels, and z. s. Stocking, wholesale
Druggists, Of Toledo, have gwen high recommends
ations OF this Medicine over their signatures II s
rlso well known fact that our best Physicians pre-
ibe il in their practice.''
DECEPTION EXPOSED.
Maumee City, Fob. 12, 1851.
TIME undersigned, citizens Of Lucas county, eer-
tify that DR.. J. s. GREGORY, Chemist, Of
called INSTANT CURE OF PAIN, 10 the title Of
which, az his trade mark, he has right BY law.
Since this medicine has become popular and exten.
sively used az remedy for pain, we notice that
number of PATENT MEDICINE MEN are employing
the term ssINsTANr CURE OF PAIE," as title or
description Of their compounds. 9
This we INTERESTINGLY pronounce mercenary and
wicked. Mercenary-beeause they evidently have
no other motive than sordid love ofgain. Wicked
because SO far as they succeed 10 making the
people believe theirs 10 the true instant Cure Of
Pain, they rob the inventor of the just reward for
his valuable discovery; and skill acquired BY twens
the health and life of the sick, BY palming upon
them counterfeit, or imposture.
Signed by L. DODGE, Ex.SheFif.
C. GARRETT,
A. SAWYER,
JOHN McNEES,
J. C. KELLOGG,
VIM. HOOKER, Druggist, and q
great number of citizens Of this city and county.
agents in Bavenna-Curtss Hatch & Isaac Swim.
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LATER FROM TExAs.-We have dates
from Galveston to the 10th inst. The
Indians upon the Rio Grande are commit
ting terrible outrsges, and both Mexican
and American residents are flying from the
scene, to escape butchery and robbery.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

How TO MAKE 4 CANNON. follow
ing is an Irishman' description Of making
cannon:
sTake long hole, and pour brass or iron
around i'll"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

Ii you wish 10 be favorite Of ibe girls,
senerally attend 10 their wants, that is,
giyet them rides, cnndy, and rasins; talk
Ind laugh about love affairs; and keep on
The of side. that il. don't commit yourself
10 any ons 10 particalars and you will be
Efi6niz Cd 10 your hearts content till you be.
eonpe pl, Old bachelor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

@Why Tom, it strikes me you have made
out pretty round bill here, eha"
9Pm sensible its round one" quoth
Tom, saad | have come forthe purpose Of
getting it sqaqred!o
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NEW GOODS
At CampbellS Port!

OUR GOODS have come at last and lots ofthem.
" They must be sold, and if our old customers
and friends will call soon they will find that they
can buy Goods as cheap at ICampbels Port a. the
aert place.
The stock consists of tull winter assortment
ALI kinds Of
Dress Goods, Cassimsres, Cloths,
Sha,Ols, Caps, Bools and Shoes, Crocke-
ry, Hardware, Medicines and
GROCERIES.
A few patterns of Turkey Satin will be sold
creaper than at any other place in the county
Also, good assortment OF Ready Made Clothing.
Geecve US call friends, for the Goods must be sold
p. Terms-Cash and Produce.
JOHN H. BOSTWICK Co.
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS TRIUMPHANT.
II Shawl to suit her taste. by calling at Prem.
tiss' where is new opening beautiful assortment,
consisting Of Bay State, Empire Mills, Waterviiet,
Turkane, Cashmeres, S.radillas, Brocha, Ec., bot
asd will be sold lo,ser than at any other store
n told PoYtsge.n Nov. 22s lSbl.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

6In i list Of Tho premiums awarded
u country fair, arepor,er gave under the
head Of Sheep Best fine wooled buck,
John Buck = and under that Of Dome.tic
Articles Best bed comforter, Miss Harriet
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

Affection, ike spsing flowers, breaks
through the most frozen ground at last;
and the heart that seeks but for another
heart to make it happy, win never seek in
vain.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07
REMOV Al.

MIR. T. C. SUTHERLAND would respect.
lyl fully inform his heretofore literal patrons
that he has removed his Grocery Store two doors
West Of B. Little's Book Store, where the will al
ways find the latch-string ont and meet with a
hearty welcome. Constantly on hand the choicest
kinds ofGROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
$500 lbs. of Butter wanted, for which the
highest market price will be paid in Cash.
Also, the market price in Cash for EGGS.
Msy 8. T. C. SUTHERLAND.
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GUILD AND SIL YER WATCHES.
THE undersigned now offers for sale fine as
i sortment Of jewelry Of the following kinds
Gold and Silver Watches, silver spoons, fne and
cheap Jewelry, pocket cutlery, and general 81
sortment Of small articles usually Lepi in Jewr.
Store, II Of which will be sold 1t the lol.
st cash prices. r. A. BAIREw
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STYLE HATS,

FALL STYLE HATS.
TT L. & R. DAY have just received BY express
H. two cases 1.-THE latest style Of Gontlemens
Hats of first rate quality, and win be sold low.
ANY one in want of Fashionable Hat will do well
TO call and look at ours before purchasing else-
where. sep
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

The study ofphilesophy and history is
now prohibited in the French schools and
colleges.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

GFsaid young fellow Indignantly,
when called boy-aDon't call me boy;
Eve chewcd tobacco these six years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

y leather from different taRnerYs, including the
Bufalostanned Leather, and Baldwin & Sons soft
slaughter leather for sewing, kept constantlY on
hand bY J. GyLLIs & Co.
Oct /, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

Sheriff s Sale.
DYVirtue Of writ Of Lev Fa to me di
ID rected and delivered from the Court of Com
mon Pleas ofPortage County Ohio, shall expose
to sale public vendue at the Court House in the
town OF Ravenna, on
Saturday the 18TH day Of Jane, next,
between the hou.s of ten O'Clock A M. and four
O'Clock P. M. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements To wit:
Known by being village lot number twenty-three
in the village of Garrettsvie in the township Of
Nelson which is also in the county Of Portage &C
cording to plat of said village as surveyed and
laid out by Orrin Harmon, and Recorded in Portage
County Record Book "L" page 365, same land for-
merly owned BY Walter HolIey, and decided to d
] Beardsley BY deed bearing date June 30
1874, be the same more or less but subject TO all
legal highways.
Taken in Execution wherein Martin McClintock
aud John MeCintock were complainants and Da-
yid J. Beardsley and Elisha Garrett mere responds
ants.
Appraised Al s3l7 90.
JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff.
SheritPs Office, Portage County,l
Nav & A n. 1880.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07
JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff.
Sheriii's Office, Portage County,}
May 6, A. D. 1852.
=. At THE RAVENNA
HARDWARE STORE

MAY be found Axes, Saws, Chiseis, Pla neirons,
Ul- Door handles, Locks, Snovels aud Tongs,
Knives and Forks, Hammers, Hatchets, Sadirons,
MinciDg Knives, Coffee and Spice Mills, Cards and
Curry Combs, Brushes, Steeraps, Butts and Screws,
Screw drivers, Bits, Bevels, Cages, Steel and
Try Squares, Measures, Board Rules, Spring ba>
ances, Steelyards, Malieabie wrought Carriage and
Finishing Nails, Tacks, Foot Stoves, Rubber
Cloth, Coach Lace, Girth and Rem web, Buckles,
Chains, Hames, Maileable Castings, and grea,
variety Of articles not hitherto kept. in this market
which are offered low for the hard or Currency.
VIM FRAZIER.
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Prosperity Is no just scale; adversely !.
ne only balance 10 weigh friends.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

"ALL PAPER.-2716 pieces Wall Paper,
wv from 10 20 cents, compsisipg q large ssIia,
~ Of patterns; also beautiful assortment of Fire
Board patterns aud Window Shpdes just opened
sad selling very low a PsExxIss'.
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Is n 81.
For Cash or Ready Pay,
ID. M. SOMJMERT TILLE

TAILO r.
CHOP Removed to few do ois wet o
- the Post Office.
T The Fashions for this Spring and
Summer just received. ~ SOS
T@Cutting done to order.
4G Linen tape e. Morocco inch ineas-
nres for sale. %
Ravenna, April 7th 1851. S05tE
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Kossuth Hat!

Kossuth Hats.
TUST Received at the EAGLE CLOTHING
u STORE, large supply Of Kossuth Hats and
Caps, Of the latest styles, which will be sold for
small amount OF the tsmateria aid, Call and eiSs
anime them before purchasing elsewhere.
C.. GREENFIELDER. s
April IS, 1859.
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HIIRR ~!


A NEW TAILOR SHOP
ITAS been opened BY o. l.. Sutlifr in
LII SEYMoR'S BLOCK, where persona
can be clothed according to order--cheap--
jes, more than cheap. Cutting. also. done
and warranted to at, if made. Clothing ais
eady made that will tit any body. Please
II. o. E. SUTLIFF.
DONNErTS-A large. assortment Of the differ
ID ent varieties of Bonseis, amoDg.which may be
found the China Pearl, Pedal, Sweedish, Alboni 8
Satin Tulip and Neopaiiars French Braid and Jen-
ny Lind at GMEETre
DAY STATE .sHAwLS-A great variety Of
ID nRsy State Shawls'' just received al
oct 3 GrLsT1s.
= BOOTS & SHOES, To
NTENS call, kip, and coarse Boots,
lN Boys do do do do
Ladies Caters, Morocco Roots, Calf Boots, and
ageneral variety OF Shoes.
Misses Boota and Shoes, ~
Children's Shoes, all styles,
all Of which have been purchased within the pest
few days in New York. and are for sale very ckasp
nov IA HoaR
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Gold Pens! Gold Pens!
Sarah Bristops Estate.

He finest and best pens that be procured
= from the best manufacturers in the country,
TOR sale at r. A. BAIRDS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

VIM. HOOKER, Druggist, and
great number Of citizens Of this city and county.
Agents in Bavenna-Curtiss Hatch & Isaac Swim.
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high grade in the scale Of nations, appears 20
us proposition 90 very evident, that we sna.'
not attempt to enforce il. IL 10 scarcely VII"
while 10 point to her Swifts, ana ner oo'o-
smiths; il is almost supererogatory 20 men
ton the mighty name Of Bnrke, the pnhosopu-
;c., s,.,..man whose far.reaching sagacity
resembled inspiration-whosev vast genius Gun
braced the whole world, past, present, ana 10
come--whose sublime eloquence, not appreci'
ated by his contemporaries because ne was too
far ahead of them to be comprehended, 10 the
wonder of posterity-who combinedin his own
person, the sagacity Of Bacon, and the imagi'
nation of Milton. 1t is equally unnecessary
TO point to the varied and mighty genius Of
Sheridan, the most finished orator since b.
lingbroke, the most accomplished drsmatist
since Shakespeare the man who was said to have
tried his hand at most things, and TO have
beaten every body in his own particular line.
1t is needless TO press into service the glory
Of Grattan and genius of Moore LOOK at
the people, the common people OF Ireland, ana
where else, amid every thing TO debase ana de-
grade the national character, will so much
shrewdness, SO much intelligence, SO much
quickness of apprehension be found, obscured
as it is, but not extinguished, in that profound
ignorance which it has suited the views of
their foreign rulers to C asst around them. Ages
of suffering and oppression, have not been
able to s,ife the native genius of the people,
single age of good government would place
them among the first people of the world.
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TUE WEEKLY DISPATCH

For Friday, June 4, is pow ready, ana 'ot s''e d.
this office. II embraces the following arucies'
Edi,Orial- Commodore Stockton; the 'i'y
Election Danville RsilrOad Hon John Barney ana
NJ pessr,iges; On Dit, They Say the Maine LII
ouor Law; Singular Conduct of the spanish Gov
eminent: Anti Slavery Agitation; Somewhat OF a
distinction The Foreign News; Lady Franklin;
A. and Mrs @. Goldschmidt the Abolitionists !;
Madame achille Murat; Smaller Articles
Ii,yayv-An Incident of Ocean Life; Wifes
Bias, Against the Use of Tobacco; A sairical
poem: Story of the Mutiny Of 1891; the Dream
Warning; Anecdotes.
Miscellaneous Reports of Religious Convoca-
tiops and Anniversaries; Legislative Proceedings
Proceedings of the National Democratic Conven-
ton; Correspondence Election Returns; Latest
News, &c. Price cents per single copy-sl per
annum in advance
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virginia Legislature.
THuRsDAY, June 8.
n0heDA
R0mnte.

Senate,
The Senate recedcd from their amendments g
the bill authorisng an extension OF the Manasss'
Gap railroad from Strasburg to some point on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad; 10 the bill u now
law.
A report was presented from the Armory Com
mond for removal of the brick wall In front OF the
Armory ba4ldng. The report and accompanying
documents were laid on the table and ordered to oe
printed. ...~,,,n,s,
Executive to employ assistant CLERKS IN the Execu-
tive Department was passed
a House BILL "appropriating the entire capitation
tax to education in Primary Schools" was taken
mn and made the order OF the day for the first Mon
day in January next
Mr Braxton moved to take up the preamble and
resolutions (aid the table yesterday in relation
10 the exercise of the pardoning power IN Jordan
,tchers case After debate, the Senate refused 10
take up--ayes IA, noes IL
AHouse bill providing for the enrolment of mill
tia and for other purposes, was taken up and made
the order of the Gay for the End Monday in Decem-
Der next-ayes 90 noes a.
House of Delegates.
Mr.. Anderson presented q memorial from the
milers Of richmond, asking the privilege of pack.
ing -four for expectation to California and other dis
tant ports IN boxes, hogshesds or bags, or in such
manner as may be deemed best to preserve the
-four from injury in it's passage. The memerialists
say that Northern manufacturers have availed
themselves Of this mode of packing for expectation
and have thus secured advantages over those who
are limited to barrels and half barrels.
At ii O'Clock, the order of the day, being the Sc
nate bill imposing taxes for the support of Govern
meni for the years 1852 and 1858, was taken up
Mr.. Goole of Mecklenburg, offered an amendment
to the bill, and proceeded in speech of nearly two
hours length in support of his amendment and in
reply to the speeches OF Messrs. 1mboden and
Rives, OF Albemarle, delivered some time since in
opposition to the views and estimates of Mr.. Goode
in regard to the Indebtedness OF the Common
wealth, and the amount of taxes necessary to meet
the public demands for the next two years. Before
concluding, his remarks were brought to close
by indis position and the House proceeded to con
slider such details of the bill were not embraced
in the remarks Of MIR. g., and continued with the
consideration of the bill to the hour of adjourn
ment at 3 o'clock
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE JUBILEE
Friday, June 4th, 1852.

e.
The National Division will meet at Bosher s
Hall, at o'clock.
The Grand Division at Union Temperance Hall,
at half past 8 O'Clock.
The Subordinate Divisions of Richmond and
Manchester, at their respective halls, at O'Clock,
and rendezvous in Grace street, with their rights
resting on 9Th street.
The Cadets and Visiting Subordiuates will form
in the Capitol Square, with their rights resting on
Grace and 9th streets.
The Grand Division will march to 9th street, and
there meet and receive the National Division from
Boshers Hall thence up 9th to Broad, where the
whole procession will be formed in the following
order:
1 National Division
2. Grand Division
3. Cadets of Temperance
4. Visiting Subordinafes
5. Subordinates of Richmond and Manchester,
according to number, the Oldest going first.
Route of the Procession.
Up Broad to lst street, down LIST street to Main,
down Main to 10Th, up 18th to Broad, up Broad to
African Church. where the following exercises
will take place.
l. Music by the Band
2. Prayer oy M. w. Chaplain
3. Vocal Music
4. Speech
s. Vocal Music
g. Benediction
From the African Church the procession will
proceed to Towards Grove the place CT dining.
Cadets, Visiting, and City Divisions, will be pre-
pared to take their position in the line at half past
o'clock
- The African Church will not be open to
the public. until the procession shall arrive and be
seated. This is rendered necessary in conse-
quence OF the la, &c number of visiting Brethren
WHO will be in attendance
The Chief Marshal is responsible for the execu-
ton OF the programme
WIN w. WEIsIGER, Chief Marshal.
WIN. R. DRINkARD, P. q. w. p, has been Sc
lected as the President of the Day. and assisted by
l9 Vice Presidents. will preside at the Church and
at the dinner. je 2-3t
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uWe are Wond erfuIly Mnde.-wb

p We are Wond erfuIiy Made!-When
1t Is known that each human being throws out
several pounds of the refuse of animal matter
every day through the pores of the skim the con.
ditions under which these functions are placed
become subjects for serious consideration. The
best articles suited to impart health and vigor to
the whole outward system, are Bogle's Hyperion
FLUID for the r-aebeaiona, for removing tan
and eruptions of the skin,-and Amoe. for shaving.
This last is most delicious article and leaves ths.
face as smooth piece of satin, and all of them
operate to purity the skim and to protect it against
the Influences OF change in the climate. To be
had OF VIM Boge,277 Washington St.
For sale in Richmond by
SEABROOK & REEVE, IT'S BROAD street.
sal
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u PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH

Now is the time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints of various kinds, Dysentery and
these complaints need not fear their attacks if they
will but use few bottles of Bakers CeIebra.
ted Premium Bitters. the best tonic and alter.
alive that the skill and science of ever yet in
vented These BITTERs are purely vegetable in
their composition and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nauseating substances that create a
ianguor and nauseousness of the stomach when
taken; but having an opposite effect, they exher.
ate the system sharpen the appetite, expel impro-
blood, and produce such flow of spirits as of itself
tends greatly to relieve from indig eston and bill
ious affections. They may be taken by both sexes,
IN every condition OF life. and will be found an in.
valuable medicine for infants and ADULTS
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT &
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD 81 CO. and GAYNOB
& WOOD, Main street; H. BLAIR WIN P. LADD
and SEABROOK l. REEVE, Shockoe Hill
nv 24-ts