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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17
The HUMAN FAMILY.-From a curious

The HUMAN FAMILy.-From curious
statistical digest just published in Europe,
il appears that the human family numbers
700, 600 900, and its annual loss by death is
Is, 900, 900, which produces 624 300 tons
of animal matter, which, in turn generates
by decomposition, 100000 cubic feet Of
gases, which are cleared away from the al
mosphere by vegetable matter decomposing
and assimilating them 10 their own uses.-
This is an interesting subject for philoso-
nhv
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

SRa1se GooDs. Our merchants are re-
ceiving and opening their supply Of Spring
Goods, and cf course they are anxious to
sell them, and have consequently marked
them at very low prices. Those who wish
TO buy should consult our advertising col
umns.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

o. Gen: Scott whipped Santa Anna
whe he had but one leg. Gen. Houston
whipped him when he had two legs.-Es.
Yes. Scott whipped Santa Anna when be
had the help of all Of Uncle Sans grown
up boys. but it took old "San Jacinto" to do
it with the boys of the Lone Star only.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

Iowa FOR DoueLAss.- lenrn from
the Chicago Journal, tha. the recen. DEM
ocratie State Convention of lows instructed
its delegates 70 tho Baltimore Convention,
TO vote for the noniuation of Stephen A.
Douglass, ofIllirois, for Prssidsnt.-Piasn
Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

The various specimens Of new potatoes
grown in the different parts Of Ireland have
been found to be perfectly free from faint.
The quantities planted greatly exceed those
of any late years, and the agricultural pros
poets are in general promising.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

O. Col. DoNiPHAM, who rendered such
essential service to his country during tie
Mexican War, has bssn nominated as The
Whig candidate for Governor in Missouri.
Forrest City.
Yes, and Col DosIpHAs has dsclinsd 10
stand the canvass. Discretion is ,bs bet-
ter part Of valos. /"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17
.BosToN, May l3.

The Canada arrived this morning.
Louis Napoleon had removed the matter
of the Orleans confiscahon from the judi,
cial tribunals TO the Council of State, over
which body he exercises supreme control.
He is determined to have the property con.
fiscated.
Hon. Dan'l Webster, by invitation Of The
City Government, is to address the people
of Boston at Faneuil Hall.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

Coon NEws.-Ths Homestead bill, or
or bill making the free grant of l60 acres
Of public land to actual settiers, passed the
House Of Representatives Of Congress on
Wednesday last by vots Of 107 10 SO. /.
is thought it will pass the Senate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17
SuBsrAnr1AL PLATEoRM.

SUBSTANTIAL LAIFOhHf. ~ ~Ht'0
Psnnsyluanian learns from the chairman
of the committee Of arrangements for The
reception Of the National Convention at
Baltimore, that 10000 feet Of prime Hiek-
org boards FOR the construction Of the RAT,
form upon which the Convention is 10 hold
its deliberations, have been ordered direct
from the Hermitage.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

CLOTHING. & FARwELL have
received large lot OF Clothing and Cloths
Of all kinds. Call and see them.
Particulars next week.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

BosToN.- amount to be rails ed by
taxation in Boston, the present year, is
sl,170,000, about $ls5, 900 less than the
amount raised last.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17
Fruits of the Panic.

q
whig presses and politicians than the pros
pcct of getting up panic, and Il is upon
success in this effort that their very exist
ence mainly depends. The tru,h.is, panic
and ruin are the aliment upon which that
party subsists. Hence il is thatthey herald
forth with such evident salts action the glad
tidings that this bank and that bank have
determined to wind up and quit business,
and that all the rest of that blood-suckiug
brood with which whiggery has carsed the
State to prey upon the vitals Of labor, will
have to follow in their s'footsteps," and to
seek to justify this attempt atoppression by
these tyrants which have been fattening on
the toll worn masses until they Yainly sup.
pose that the people are within their control
and that they can compel them to bow the
knee to them and sue for mercy.
But this cry of ruin don't seem to take
with the people; they don't seem to be much
alarmed by it; and while they see the i'm
men,e profits which these banks have been
deriving by virtue of their special privileges,
they are unable to understand what causes
exist to bring about a panic. Besides, they
can lock back upon the time just before the
present brood of cormorants came into ex.
istence, when we were comp paratiyely with
out banks, and yet the people quite as pros
porous ss they have been since some go or
70 banks have been invested with the exclu-
siye control Of currency matters.
But we are told that the panic has alrea-
dy commence THAT some Of the banks
have already called in large portion Of
their circulation which has been destroyed.
Among those banks are named the Frank.
ling Bank Of Cincinnati, which, it is said,
has called in $500 .000of its issues. and the
Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati, which has
reduced its ca apital from 81 900, 900 10
$344,o 600. One would naturally suppose
that if the banks could bring about panic
by the withdrawal Of their paper, the with.
drawing OF this amount. would have been
seriously felt in that location. But what
are the facts? The Cincinnati Times,which
makes that announ ceme Mt, in the same
number, says: @Money at present in Cin-
einna,i is easier than it has been for twenty
years, for irst rate paper and approved Sc
curities". If this is the first fruit of the
panic, we hope our .whig friends will push
it on with all possible speed,
Hon. E. NEwToN's SHEEcH.-We are
indebted to our Representative in Congress
for several copies Of his speech, delivered in
the House on the Goth ultimo, in favor Of
establishing an Agricultural Bureau. It
contains many valuable and interesting facts.
and we would be glad to lay it before our
readers if our room would permit. We
many publish it in whole or in part hereaf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-17

Sick OF GALpHlN WHIeGERY.-N. w,
Edwards. a whig member oflhe Illinois
Legislature, from Sangamon county has
renounced that party, resigned his seat and
appealed TO his constituents TO approve his
course by reelection. As The county
usually gives 500 wbig majority, his SINGER
i'y can hardly be questioned. The special
election takes place on the 9th of June.
O. We are under obligations to Gen.
E. B. TyLE for fine ham of dried Veni>
son. He brought home from the bills Of
Old Virginia largs lot Of them, nd those
who wish can obtain them by calling Oh
him. --ss s=#ssss,5- -g
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AUDITORS OFFIcs, PORTAGE Co. !
Ravenna, May 10, 1852
! hereby certify that the foregoing are true
eopiee of the acts passed by the General As
sembly Of Ohio, as certified to by the Secre-
tary Of State.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, .Auditor.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-03
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
rp1sHED WEEKLY AND sEMI-wEEKL1 BIZ 5
VILLA M w. HO Il = = ~ ~ > J..
rnrroR AND PRoPRIETOR

ryr WEEKLY. Two dollars per aIhnuln
TSRNS W o within the first month, Two dollars and
IN adva e navment be delayed six months; and Ihrec
Ey ers f not paid within six months from the 'ie 0
subscribing c w Four dollars per
lEaN in advance, or within the first months fout
;nmu and fifty cents if payment be delayed SIX monsas
dO, Fee Dollars if not paid within six months from inc
time oi ~ hove rules will be inhexibly adhered to-
rnT1srxExrs not exceeding fourteen lines Wi
psarted one time for one dollar and twenty-five
ots for each subsequent insertions those Gl
cents io ronoron. Court orders and Judicial Au-
engln IN Eli he charged rs per cent higher than the
sans rntes. reasonable reduction will be made to
above h advertise by the year. Advertisements nser
.aS in the Standard will also appear "
f ,Ss Weekly Paper, free of charge
int srihers. and Others who may wish to endmoney
the Editor, can do at all times, by Mail and at ms
10 ;.t Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted
letters to the Editor must come free OF postage
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-03
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS,
SELBY & MURRAY.

One Door Above, P. F. PEscUD's Drug Store
No I2. Fayetteville Street.
A RE now receiving and opening their Fall an.
IA Winter Stock OF choice Goods, which is large ant
we'll selected, bought entirely for Cash, and Will b.
sold at prices which will not fail to suit the purchaser
The Stock consists in part of the follow ing:
Super Black Gro dc Rhine Silks, Cold do,
French Printed DeLaines and Cashmeres,
French and German Mernoes, Black Bonbazine,
do Aiapaccas, French Worked Collars,
Gents and Ladies Kid Gloves,
Bonnets and Tafea Ribbons,
Silk Leghorn and other kinds Of Bonnets,
$50 Pieces English and American Prints,
Jaconet, Swiss. .Mull and Cross Barred Muslins,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery.
A great variety Of Shawls,
Cloth and Cassimeres and Vestings
And general assortment of Goods Tor Mems wear.
September. 1852. 9I-
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !

TNHE Subscribers now receiving from the MOI
4 tIern Cities their FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
GOODS. Their stock large and varied and has peer
purchased by OF the Firm in person. on such term
as will enable them to give their customers and the puo
lie generally the most advantageous bargains All they
ask is examination of their stock, feeling sure tina
their prices will commend themselves as fair and lus
both to the buyer and seller.
The subscribers tender their customers their nos
hearty thanks for the large and liberal patronage
fore bestowed upon them; and they can only promise
that for the future in the past, they will devote all
their energies to and accommodate their custom
and friends.
Their stock. in part, is as follows:
Rich silk Cravell Robe, Fine heavy brocade SIZES
French gro DeA Fuke, Plain white and watereo 10.
Black gro DeRhine do, BLK Fig and watered DO.
Solid Cold. gro De Nap Do. Silver grey SiiKs'
Thibet Printed high cold DeI-ains, zl------s
Ombe Printed and high cold MuslIns,
Bayadere Printed, Satin Cashmeres.
PARIS Printed Rob DeLains, (New Style,)
Muslin DeBege, Bayadere graduated Robe DeLains,
E gsh and American Printed DeLains, New style,
Small ig'd and high cold DeLa:ns, for Children,
Glace Poplns, Victoria Tartan and Lima Cloths,
Paris gala Plaids, B TX and Cold Velvets,
Cloaks and Mantilas, New Styles,
French and English Merinos, Brocade Alpacas,
Coburg and Thibet Cloths, Swiss and Cambria Trlm
Valencnes, Edgings, and Insertings,
Cambria FIouncings and Muslin Bands,
Infants Emb'd French Caps, Bodies and Robes,
Flounced Madona Skirts,
French Emb'd Collars, Chemi zettes, and Sleeves,
White and Black Lace Wells,
w. H. & R. S. TUCKER.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-03

IRA BECKWITH

N7OULD tender his sincere thanks to his numerous
w friends and customers, in Raleigh and its vcinI-
ty fol the liberal support he has received, and hopes by
renewed efforts to merit continuance OF their iaVors
h has Just returned from the North, where having In
view the of his at home he endeaVor-
ed to select such articles would give entire satsfac-
tion both price and quality His stock cons sts in
Dry Goods, Groceries, CrOckery, Hardware, Cutlery,
and Fancy articles, comprising In part the following
Groceries.
Bacon Lard Meal, Flour, Cheese, Candles. Sole and
Upper Leather, Soap, Salt, fine Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco Snuff, Cigars, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Pepper,
Aspce, Ginger. Soda Indigo, Madder Copperas, Ink,
Backing. Powder and Shot, Lead, Cotton BaggIng,
Rope, Twine, &C., sc. .3
Hardware and Cutlery. EE
Axes, Wedding Hoes, Nails, Files, Butts, Screws,
Padlocks plat Locks, Coffee Mills, Tacks, Percussion
and Forks ThmbIes, Pins, Nsedles. Hooks and
Eyes, Candle Sticks, Vest Buckles. &c.
Glass and Crockery of all kinds.
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles.
Blankets, bleached and unbleached Shirtings. Va.
Osnaburgs Bed Ticking, brown Jeans, Kerseys, CASH
meres, ,Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans Tweeds, Fancy vest
ngs Cambrcs Linens awaits Pocket H'ks, Comforts,
Envelopes, Steel Pens, Pen Holders, Agate Buttons,
Coat Buttons, fancy Vest Buttons, Coats Spool Cotton
Sewing Silk, Flaxhread, Cable Cord, Corset Laces,
Hairpins, Snuff Boxes. Coarse and fine Tooth Combs,
Pocket Combs, Ladies riding Side and Tuck Combs,
Paste Board, Gentlemen's Chamois lined Gloves, Wool
Gloves one gross stout cotton Half Hose, also Ladies
fine and cotton Hose, Looking Glasses Backing
Brushes, Cotton Cards, Shaving Boxes, Fancy Soaps
Perfumeries, Sc, SC.
Together with great variety of other articles entire
tedious cnumerate, all OF which Will be dspos
ed of on the most liberal terms for cash
Fayetteville seet, few doors north OF the Yarbrough
House. and opposite LaWrence's Hotel.
Raleigh, Sept. z, 1852. S6-1y.
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QuimtOn UtEey's TOOth-Ache Drops,
EOR THE CILRE OLE THE TOOrHACHE.

FOR THE CURE OF THE TOOrHACHE.
One of the Greatest Discoveries Of the 18Th Century
WNROM the numerous applications have had for The
II above preparation, for the last few months, the uni
form which has attended its its salutary ef
ects power give immediate relief in the severest
of Toothache, have been induced to offer it to
those who may be afflicted with the utmost conf Zen
in its virtue, and the full belief that will subdue and
give entire relief to the severes toothache without the
slightest injury TO the tooth. have got (and can ge
testimonials of It's eficacy-some from Gls-
tngushed gentlemen, and all from reliable persons
in the State, publication of which deem un-
necessary this time, of these Drops when tried
iU aching tooth will be worth more to the manuacu
and the patient, than all the certificates from great
en- that could be procured.
The preparation is known only to myself Every
phal is carefully put up by my hands in the City of
Ralegh and labelled with directions for and may be
found at IRA BECKWITH'S Store. on Fayetteville ST.
North of the Yarbrough House, and opposite
Lawrence's Hotel, where it will be constantly kept for
sale either by the wholesale retail. Also for sale by
the re:a Jones' Drug Store Sycamore street. Peters
burg, Va, and al Andrew Belts Store, Wake County,
N C. Retail price so cts per Bottleliberal deduction
made when tax en- by the quantity.
To all who may have the toothachetry it, and then ii
will need no putting.
III orders from distance promptly attended to by
Mr. Beckvvith mysslf.
QUINTON UTLEY.
Raleigh, September z, 1852. s6-1y
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
I. R. FENTRESS,
MER CHANT TAILOR.
No. Is, FAYETTEVILLE ST.,
EIGH, N. G.

RIAL Ell G H, n. G.
subscriber would respectfully inform the public
that he has removed his place of business to his old
stand, lately rebuilt Fayetteville Street. where he
largely increased stock OF Goods His Goods of the
latest lmpoItations and purchased by himself in
person in New Yark His stock consists in part of
CLOTHS, super black French of most approved make
and finish. of all prices.
Fancy brows olive, green, blue, mulberry and other
colored cloths.
Black CAsIMERES of the most celebrated manu(ac-
ture and at various prices.
Fancy French, English, Scotch. and American CAST
meres.
Fancy VEsrINGs, large assortment of silk CASH
meres.
Fancy silk velvet plush and satin vestings.
Black satin vestings, superior article.
White figured and fancy tinselled satin vestings
lected expressly for bridal occasions and also for parties
The above Goods will be made up the best and most
fashionable style and all garments made by the subscr
eer are warranted in every respect 70 fit.
Also, general assortment of fancy articles such az
cravats Stocks gloves, handke:chiefs, silk and merne
undershrts and drawers, and patent half hose dress
and collars and other articles usually found
in similar establishments
A so on hand splendid assortment OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING embracing every variety of coats, pants,
and vests made in the fashionable style and
| raned in every respect.
The subscriber is determined to offer as good bargains
any similar establishment South of the Potomac. Call
upon him, examine his stock, and then be your
Judge.
The subscriber his sincere thanks his friends
and for their liberal patronage during the IL
The subscriber would inform his customers thai he has
in his employment Mr. BOURBON SMITH whose quail
hcations as cutter cannot be surpassed
The Paris and American fashions of ISs253 for Fall
and Winter, just received.
GJ- The subscriber wishes employ good jour
neymen and he also wishes an apprentice boy. The
+. R. FENTREss.
October l6, 1852. e7-6t
ES The City papers will please copy four times ca
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mo ME ER CHA MT TS--IMPORTANT AND
Il TRUE. The fact, that merchants can supply their
wants in their home markets. and thus the trouble
and expense of northern trip, being fully established,
their popular Ready Made Clothing have manuac ured
an unusually large stock which, they may safely
has been surpassed if it has been equalec in the
southern market.
Encouraged by the very liberal patronage hitherto
ceived and wi tn largely increased we are de-
termned to keep pace with the onward spirit OF the
aye, and to every honorable effort to deserve our
share of the public Distribution Merchants visit
ing Petersburg, whether dealing in Clothing or not
with every variety of Clothing, of mannfac-
t,e the most modern styles, and at eoc York prices
A. S. SHAFER s. CO.,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING BAZAAR,
Sycamore, three doors from Bank street,
Petersburg, Va
Senfember 1872 S4-H,
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Hoard for Members.

"7ILLIAM T. Balm, the Capitol, would
w respectfully inform the members of the Legisla-
ture that he will be prepared to accommodate 12
or IS of their body with board during the session.
He will endeavor please and render comfortable all
who may patronze him. His charges will be modsr
ate as the times will admit
Raleigh, Sept. !, 1852, 41-tE
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In addition to the above he has fine supply of
READY MADE CL0THING.

which he would be pleased offer the inspection
the pubc being manufactured under his supervis-
ion confidently recommend them, and asks COM
parison with any other Goods in this market of it,
either in quality price, All he asks is reasonable
profit, and
Will not be UndersOId by Any!
Gentlemen furnishing their Goods to be manufac-
turcd may rely upon receiving the attention and
if sold by himself.
Cutting done at any time at usual rates.
Latest Paris, London and New York Fashions lust at
hand ISAAC PROCTER.
Raleigh, October g. 1852. 90
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

BROGANS! BROGANS!
saaA THE subscriber has now on hahd and in
EF tends to keep at all times during the Fall and
Winter large and good assortment Of
- Negro Shoes, for male and female, embracing
all kinds used
For Plantation and other Purposes.
Amongst my assortment of Brogans may be found the
Hungarian shoe and Stitchdowns, to which wonld call
the attention of Farmers and others in want of superb
article for their servants. My prices shall be low
similar goods be bought elsewhere, and would
lespecrruy invLe The aIenGion of all examination
of my stock, shall sell low for cash.
have also hand and intend constantly to keep,
large and well selected assortment of
Ladies' & GentIemen's Boots a. Shoes.
including all of the latest styles and patterns. Also
Boys and Youths Boots and shoes,
Misses and ChiIdrcn's Shoes, all kinds,
Travelling ard hair Trunks Valices, Bonnet Boxes,
Carpet Bags, Satches Backing, Brushes. &c. All oi
which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash, by
A. j. PARTIN,
Sign of the Big Boot.
Raleigh, September g, 1882. S.
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Mrs. WOLTERING

DESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies OF Raj.
H. eigh and surrounding country that she is
ceiving her FALL and WINTER STOCK OF FANCY
GOODS embracing China goods, fine iron dinner.
sets, teasetts, and cups and saucers fine
brought to this City. .--
Also, GROCERIES of every description. MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, &C., which will be sold low
for cash.
Just Received, fresh supply of CONFECTIoNA-
RIES.
Thankful for past favors, she soicts a contnua nee
WILHELMINI VOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. l2th, 1851. 9o-y.
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NEW FALL AND WIN 7 E II
GOODS.

IHNHE Subscriber is opening his FALL AND
] WINTER GOODS at his old stand, consisting IN
part Of
: White Welsh and English Flannes,
Twiled and Plain Red do
Plaid and Plain Linseys, and Marlboro Stripes,
Red Blankets, from good to superior fine,
S-4 Damask Table Diaper,
Hukaback, Russia, Bird-eyed, and Brown Diaper,
Diaper Twiils, by the dozen. Linen Crush,
Irish Linen, Linen Cambria and Long Lawn,
Bleached and Brown Shirting and Jeans,
l2-4 Beached Shifting, 81 Brown Shirting,
Extra Ettrick Osnaburg. very heavy rs wide,
Bed Ticking and Apron Checks,
100 doz. Spool Cotton, White. Bl'k and Cold.
Black and Assorted Sewing Silks, Stay Bindings,
Tidy and Darnng Cotton, BLK Darnng Cotton,
White and blk Cotton Hose, Brown and Bleached
Hose,
BI'k and White Silk Hose, blk Raw Silk Hose,
Jaconette, Cambria Plaid, Swiss and Mnll Muslins.
Carpeting and Hearth Rugs, Carpet Binding and
Drugget. For sale by J. BROWN.
Raleigh. Sept 81, 1852. S9-
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Groceries, &c.

DROWN, Clarified, Crushed and Loaf Sugar; Java,
DLaguira, Maracaibo and Rio Coffee. Super Imperial
and Gunpowder Tea, Sperm, Admantine and Hul's &
Sons Tallow CancIes. Hardware, Crockery, Black
smiths Tools. Cotton Bagging Gunny and Dundee and
Rope Swede and English Iron, Cast Steel Blister and
German do Blasting Powder, Horse Shoes and H orse
Shoe Nails, &C., always kept by
SELBY & MURRAY.
September, 1852. 81
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Blankets. Kerseys. &c,

I "a. ia, and 12-4 Bath Blankets, Maccannan
UWhte and Green, Duffill and TwIIed Blankets for
Servants Plaid, Saddle do. large and we'll assorted
and cheap Stock of Wool and Cotton Kerseys from the
lowest TO the highest price
Kentucky Jeans, cheap, Satineits and Tweeds.
thing nice for Boys. Wool and Cotton Carpetng, very
low, can be had of SELBY g. MURRAY.
September, 1852 9l-
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Prints! Prints Prints {!

TRENCH. English, and American, several new
II designs, in udin lzerimack, Spragues Cocheco.
Hoyles, Madder, Chin and Omber Watered, Ruby
Green and Orange fast colours for Patch Work, Oil
Chintz and Turkey Red fg'd and plain, Sc, Sc
w. H. & r. S. TUCKER.
September Z, 1852 So
Register and Star copy.
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Boots and Shoes.

TORK Sole Boots, with Double Uppers at the low
7 Iprice of 81 so. Double Sole Nailed Bottom Boots
for Waggoners and Rail Road Hands. large Stock of
Double and Single Sole Brogans will be sold cheap.
Ladies Shoes and Bootees, Manufactured by Robinson
g. Co.
Call and examine Stock before buying elsewhere.
SELBY & MURRAY.
September, 1852. Oh