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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-16
G0itur'H Correspondence.

RoxBoRo', Feb. s, 1853.
Our Division is getting along very well,
considering the opposition we have in this
county. At the time Bro. White was with
US, in December, he spoke twice. and we In
Sixteen. We have received three since
and expect one at our next meeting.
Yours in L. 2. & F.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-16
Total for ore year,
&" for ten years,

There has been eight murders committed IN
the County of Surry within the last 33 years, all
under the influence of Intoxicating liquors, and
8 persons hanged SO much for Surry county.
The first Superior Court held for the county
of Yadkin. December 1851, cost the County. the
rise of 500, for the suits tried which were ocea-
stoned by Intoxicating liquors. For the year en-.
ding the first day Of January 1853, the poor cost
the co, nty a fraction over 500 Now | would
ask the tax payers ofthe Counties of Surry and
Yadkin, are You willing to submit to this e
normous tax any longer-and will you not ap
ply to the proper authorities for q redress of
grievances2 Think on these things.
Now. Mr.. Editor. you may rest a sured that
YOU have many Temperance friends in this
neighborhood, though the Age is not read Nv
as many as we could wish, yet we intend getting
others if we can. Yours Truly,
A. SPFFP
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-16
n. OSEoF'En, B. S.
PRovrDEyoE, MrcKLrsRuRa County. Feb !

PROVIDENCE, MEcKLENBURG County. Feb. 7.
recollect seeing in the Spirit of the Age not
long since. a call for Information from some per-
son in the different counties within the State, to
set forth in statistical form the amount of Tax
each county pays, III order to defray The expen-
ces arising from Intemperance. These calcuIa-
tons are made for the County of Surry for ten
yeas previous to 1851, when the County Of
Yadkin was taken off ofSurry. And altho' the
information may not he such as YOU desire alto
gether, it is tie best | can 20 at the present. and
10 | have been one of tire Gprnfnitfee Of fieauce
and one of the Warden Cont pretty much du-
ring that time, | am not making these calcula-
tions at random and | enquired also of Mr.. E,
G.. Hudson, rustee for said County. The coun-
ty Of Surry paid upon an average Of 81 900 dol
lars annually, as follows
$1,000 dollars for the support Of the poor.
s.. 900 dollars for State prosecutions, Clerk,
Sheriff and Jailor's fees.
$500 dollars Jury money.
Now, sir, it is a fact too we'll known to be
disputed, that two thirds of the poor that come
upon the county, came there either directly OF
indirectly through intemperance. And that
Gourftths of the State prosecutions had their or
IGN in the use Of Intoxicating liquors and that
two thirds of the Jury money was paid to the
Grand and Petit Jurors for presenting and de-
termining those cases.
As startling us these calculations are, they are
no more than true. Intemperance has cost the
County of Surry annually as follows, by way
Of Taxes:
For the support of the poor, $500 OC
State prosecutions. witnesses,
Clerk, Sheriff and Jailors fees, &C., 1000 OC
Jurors Grand and Petit, 533 80
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-16

&C." \ letter writer from South Carolina
pays the following compliments to Mr.. BETH
rNE's Hotel in Charlotte, whose advertise
mcui may be found in this paper:
While in Charlotte, Ihad the pleasure of
enjoying the hospitality of my old friend A..
%BEfnrNE, at the American Hotel of which he.
~ Proprietor. Perhaps l an wrong in call
Ing him old, but we OLD MEN are often gar-
ruious, and too seldom make allowance for
the growth Of the young. Probably | knew
your kind, courteous, and popular Landlord.
longer than no has known himself. But /
never knew him until now in the capacity Of
n Landlord. Mrs. b. the kind hostess. is a
MOST in herself, nud manages i'm such n vav
that nothing pertaining to the table, or IA
the chambers, can be improved"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-16

The people ofthe United States paw as much
for imported cigars as they receive for export
cd wheat and drink in the form of French
brandy. the who'c proceeds ofthe Indian corn
expectation. How truly ridicu ous!
A gentleman, just from Washington CITY.
informs US hat no question seems to exist there
Of Mr. Dobb.n's having a place in the Cab net.
Hitin ipgtoR Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-16

PLANK RoADs.-Tt will be seen by an adver-
tisement in this paper that preparatory steps
h we been taken to get a Plank Rod from
Washington to this place in operation. The
citizens Of w lshlngton have engaged earnest
ly in the cause and they assuredly ought to
be met in a corresponding spirit. We hear y
great deal of talk dbont Plank Roads, but we
see very few efforts making tow 'rds their CON
struction in this vicinity. About TWENTY char
ters were granted by the last Legislature TO
Plank Rod companies. three of which had
their terminus at this placc--old Ed9econbe
will not, can not, permit herself to be o~utstrip-
ped in the career Of i'm provement in this age Of
progress.-Southerner.
SUPREME CoURr.-The following opinions
have beer delivered since our last
BY NASH. G. J-In Williams V. Chalmers,
in Z putty, from Moore. rem nding the cause
with costs, as if he bill had been dismiss. d
with costs. Also. in Little V. Allen, FROM An
son, affirming the Judgment below. Also. in
Tindalt Y. w Il, from Arson. affirming tie
Judgment below. Also, in Winstpad v. Reid.
from G swell. firming tine Judgment below
Also. in Slttcrw hite V. Hicks, from Granville,
affirming the Judgment Also, in Smith '.
Snrp, from Hartford, affirming tie Judgment.
Also, in Elizabeth City V. Kennedy, from Pas
q%uotfnk, affirming the Judgment. Also in
State Y. Cur stianhurv & Herman, from Alex
ander. directing a ueRjfe dc moro.
By BAT1LE,J' In State &c rel Morgan v
Horne from Arson, awarding Il reRired de noco
Also, in Doe &c Dem. Hargrove V. NJ Her
from Rand"lpn, affirming the Judgment. Ais
in Winsiow Y. Copeland. from Northampton
affirming the Judgment. Also, in State er re.
L tWrence Y. Rtyner. from Berthe. directing the
report to be reformed. Also, in Doe er Dem
johnson '. Madeira, from Martin reversing
the order appealed from. Also in Ward &
Co. V. Jones, from Martin, Directing a uenirt
de noco. Also, in Lawrence Y. Moore. frou
Hartford, overruIing the exceptions and con
irtning the report. Also, in Garner V. Garne
in Equity. from Northampton the detcndan
declared Il trustee for %pl,in;jff. &C..
By Pearson, j. In Williams v. Lanier
from Martin, directing a renire de moro Alst
in Doe erd dem Brazier, from Chatham, direct
inc a geni1e de moro. Alsn, in Den &c den
Moore ' Gpirkin, from Martin, affirming tn
judgment Also, in johnson Y. Lee & Craw
ley, in Equity, from Halifax, dismissing tn
bill with costs.-Also. in Hooks v. Perkin.
from WAYNE. affirming the Judgment. Alsc
in Lloyd V. Price, in Equity, from Martin, r,
versing the order Of the Court of Equit
Also. in Davenport Y. H sSell, in Equity
from Terrell. Also, in c pehart y. Mhoo
in Equity, from BERTHE, affirming thu ~intertoeg
tory decree.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
POETRY.
AUTUMN.
sY LosepnLLow,

o. With what glory comes and goes the year
4ha huda of sprins--shose beautiful harbingers
fys aunnv skiss and cloudless times-enjoy
Lifs,s newness, and earth's garniture spread out.
And when the silver habit Of the clouds
Comes down upon the Autumn, sun with
A sober giadness the old year takes up
His bright inheritance Of golden fruits,
a pomp and pageant All the splendid scene.
There 10 boautifal spirit breathing now
ISs mellow richness the clustered treeSy
And from beaker full of richest dyes,
Pouring new glory on the autumn words,
And dipping in wa rm light the pilar'd clouds.
Morn. on the mountain, like a summer bird,
Lifts mp her purple wings, and in the wales
The gentle winds-a sweet and passionate woOer-
Kisses the blushing leaf, and stirs up leaf
Within the solemn wood of ash, deep crimsoned,
And silver beech, and maple yellow-leaved,-
Where autumn, like faint old man, sits down
BY the wayside weary. Through the tees
The golden robin moves; the purple finch,
That on wild cherry and red cedar feeds
A winter bird-comes with its plaintive whistle,
And pecks by the witch-haze whilst aloud
From cottage roofs the warbling blus-birds sinss;
And merrily, with oft-repeated stroke,
Sounds from the threshing floor the busy fail.
O., what glory doth this world put on
For him who with feryent heart goes forth
Under the bright and glorious sky, and looks
On duties well performed, and days well spenH
For him the wind, ay, and the yellow leaves,
Shall have voice, and give him eloquent teaching,
He shall the solemn hymn that Death
Has lifted up for all, that he shall go
To his long resting place without tear.
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For. the Spring Trade.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
general their stock of GROCERIES kept constantly
prses every thing usually kept Grocery and Provision Es
house county Being working ourselves defy
grateful to our friends for their liberal patronage
extended them that we can offer them greater
The following comprises portion of our stock:
COFF FEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba and Old Government Java.
snsar rlns,tAd d. Poxosrs5 Do
Crushed do B. and c. Coffee do; Double sugar
New Orlcaus Molasse Cardenas do Green Stuas SYRUP
SPIC
Cloves Nutmegs; Ginger Mace Box Mustard Can do;
Pepper Sauces Cassia; Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
R U T s.
Boxes Raisins; Layer do Cluster do; Seedless do
and Dumf g Amend soi n Baz M% %
Oil Lemons and Oranges
Young Ryson; Gunpowder Imperial; Old Hyson Black;
FISH H
Goldfish; Macnerel; Whitefsh Trout Pickere; No. ant
Scaled Herring.
Kentucky Six Twist Sweet Cavendish Baltimore spun
general assortment Of fine cut chewing Tin foil fine cut
half dl spanish mi and Cigars; Snuff &c.
AND CAM
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do do; Burwels chem. wash
Candles Sperm do; stearine do; Tallow do
OIL.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
! SUND RIES.
Bed cords; PAINTED PaS British Lustre; COpperas
Alum; Chalk; Rosin Tar Madder Candldwiek; Wrappin
twine; Cordage; Indgo Pickles. Sardnes Tapioca Mac
caroni; Rice hour Baskets Whip Lashes; Cream Tartar
Sup. Carb Soda Sal Soda; Tararic Acid Whiting; Putty
Flour Sulphur; Ottar Saltpetre; Batting Spruce Gun
Blackng Gassware Stoneware; Paper Ink; Brooms Lime
Matches Powder; Candies; salerats Starch; English spl
Pea; Usage Orange Seed for Hedges Toys; Wallets; Snu
Boxes; Steel Pens Lead Penc Sate Slate Pencils; Mo
Handles; Faucets &c.
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinega
Beans; Dried Beef; Lard Hams; shoulders Pork; Fis
Butter Turnips Pea Corned Beef Cheese Rice Cracker
Pickles; Onions; Bees Tongues Maple Molasses do. 81
gar: Honey &c.
keep fresh and full throughout Il
solicit examination from disposed
i purchase.
B-Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce, takc
in exchange Good, which will be satisfactory.
= H. w. SMITH & CO.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
Bargains! Bargains =!

HE stock of goods in STACEYs we'll known Fancy Store,
Cleveland been assigned for the benefit of creditors
accepted the trust of closing the and have
moved remaining unsold, to Book Store in Ra
The stock consists of good Assortment of Je~ery very
large assortment Perumery and toilet articles, Shawls,
Combs, Dress Ribbons, Dress Buttons, satehels vons,
Guitars large assortment strings sheet musc and
great variety Fancy Goods too numerous to mention
Most articles such do not keep and do not
this stock possible am Instructed to
SELL positively, New York prices without adding the cost
of the speedily AS
these Instructions strictly this PRESENTS
opportunity desirable articles cheap
rate
would invite the attention of Pedlars and country Me
chants to the large elegant Stock perumery and ohe
arcs here be attained cheaper and better thar
they can get them in New York.
Cal at Halls Book Store and examine these articles.
L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April II, 1853
- pc P0W0EREO CHM ARABIC. receiye by
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DRUGS, 1888.
DRlIGS,

LARGE and fresh assortment Of Drugs Paints, Oils,
IA Dyes, Groceries, Brushes, &c.
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
Ravenna, June 1853. 1. SWIFT.
600 sal soda; 100 putty in bladders; 25 kegs zinc
paint in oi polishing putty for marble; bottles chloride
lime; bronze, gold leaf, &c.
SPONGE. great variety; TwiHe, linen and cotton; bottle
wax; corkscrews; corks ofevery description.
Blisterng tissue; Seidlz's powders.
EXTRACT of cammome, aconte quassia rhubarb, hops,
valena syrup iodine iron; phosphate lime; cod
liver oil; chlord zinc; morars, wedgewood and procean;
trusses; syringes, glass and metal thermometers.
cinnamon, cloves, allspice and pepper.
so Ct ea Coffee black tea chocolate, rice, farna
corn starch, rasns, crushed and grained sugar.
ROSE PINK, paris chrome prusslan bue g
Ique, ultra marine, emery, smalts, sand paper.
| Bird seeds, fish bone, &C.
Emmersons restorative; Kahairon; Phaons invigo
aor Tcopherous; hair tonic hair dyes, oils perfumer
fancy soaps, &C.
lDARLEYs Heave Remedy, fresh supply, at
- June 1853. Sw1FT's
O0LRs Superior Rhubarb Root, for sale at
eOU June 1853. SwIFT's.
In Sc ZINC PAINT!-I It will go further than white lea
| u and is now cheap at SwIFT's,
HURKEES Baking Powder, Corn Starch, Extract Coffee
- a fresh supply, just received by l. SWIFT.
IJARRISON'S Hair OIL Hair Dye Philocome Hair Beanti
IL fer, Cologne, &c. For sale at sW1FT's.
MINERAL PAINT - Olive, Drab and Chocolate color
M these can mixed with paints so give
oeifty colors. Aug '53. l. SWIFT, agent.
NOFFEE DRINKERS find Extract and Essence of cofe
~ August 1853. at SwIFT's
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G.. HUMMEL'S
PperninEnR ESSonco nf G&NRoo


THE subscribers of McElwan & Arnold,
determined Notwithstanding the reports that aoat
continue manufacture good
SASH Blinds, Doors, Sc Asokeep for sale general
Chairs and Cabinet Grecan
post do Windsor dining and office chairs, Boston
settees &c., general assortment of bureaus tables,
Stools bedsteads Aso-bedstead posts and table legs
for sale All kinds turning done order The above work
will made of good materials by experienced women and
sold at low figures for the Ready.
We also making preparations to put in machine for
dressing flooring, siding and &c.
McELwAIN & TURNHAM.
Ravenna, February 9th, 1852. SEQ
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New Arrival.
NAGT7ERREOTYPE LIKENESSES.

ATTHEWsi ready to execute the finest Daguerreo-
M type Iikenesses present Havngjus purchas
Quick he is able to produce Lkenesses OF
children in or 8 seconds.
N B-I will the best instruments the best chemicals
and best the whole Daguereope process, and
will and correct ikenesses as any living Dauer
rean, w. B. MATHEWS.
Ravenna May 19, 1853. All
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19

cit seems that 'Fanny Fern," however en-
chanting as writer, is uot enduringly captivating
as wife, Her husband is understood to have
found it for his comfort to get divorce. Her
lord having thus taken leave of her, wag wants
to know whether this eave is one of the "Fern
Leaves."- Commonwealth.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
Vermin DestrOYed.

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY INSTANCE!!-Levis Yer
wv min Destroyer promises complete rddance Of Rats
Mice, Bedbugs Vermn. The articles included
this composition themselves innocent, contain
ing particle poison, but when combined, create
gas which expodes stomach ueny destroys life
in short time As soon has aecteu the stomach, the
article becomes neuraized and will affect nothing thereafter
that there danger under any crcu.
stances. For sale by l. SWIFT, Ravenna.
Price 25 cents per box, dee26
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19

had suffered his severe rebuff from the lovely Miss
Cation. In spirit of true penitence, he hurried
to Philadelphia, saw Zulime, and declared his de-
termination to proclaim their marriage. But it
was too late. She informed him that she was
Miss Gardette Clark was deeply distressed at
this, and exhibited sincere penitence. He sought
to atone for his desertion of the mother, by kid
ness to the daughter, who was born in 1906, of
this secret marriage. This was Myra Clark. She
was placed in charge of an intimate friend of
Clark, Colonel Davis, who raised and educated
her as his own daughter. It was not until she
had reached maturity, that Myra discovered the
secret of her history. Since then, as Mrs. Whit
ney and as Mrs. Gaines, she has prosecuted her
claim to the property of Daniel Clark, as his law
full heir, with ZEAL earnestness and energy.
which have rarely been equalled in the annals oi
litigation. The difienlty has been to establish
the marriage between Zulime and Daniel Clark
Certainly, mystery has long hung over their
case, which only the dead could rise from their
graves and satisfactorily determine.
The once lovely Zulime, passing through sc
many reverses and misfortunes, returned in hel
old age, to New Orleans-her old home-ant
passed a peaceful and happy life, in the family o
her son, respected and beloved for her many vir
tues. She died at the age of 7S, the youngest o
her family-two of her sisters having attained
their Goth year, longevity common to the oil
inhabitants of Louisiana, and particularly thos
born on our sea-coast.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19

TRUrH.-So vital necessity to all living men
is truth that the vilest traitor feels amazed and
wronged-feels the pillars of the world shaken
when treason recoils on himself.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
Head & ClarkSOn'S
Commercial College.

s. E.. Cor. Main and 4th StS., Cincinnati, Ohio
Full course of instructions, $4,000.
EMBRACING, Business Penmanship; Double Entry Book
Keeping as applied kinds Mercantile Mechanical
Professional Business; Commercial Calculations Lee
Transactions; Political Economy, &c
II Pupils enter at time and complete the course
n frone eli to tWelY weeks. lY-42l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
New Millinery and Dress waking.

Mrs O. RICHARDSON would respectively inform the
M Ravenna vicinity; that she has opened
Makiug and has just received,
direct New York. fashions for Dresses Mant
las, and Chldren's cothng with splendid assortment of
Hats; with variety OF Ribbons; long and short Mtts
Gloves; French eoars Under sleeves; Chemises' WIN
many Goods mention She Will sell as
low as can purchased elsewhere of the quality
Cutting and fitting done short notice. Dress makers
supplied with Patterns LADIES' please call and examine Tor
yourselves.
New Arrival.
MRS E. T. RICHARDSON has just received another stock
M summer bonnes children fats style Of Grape
bonnes ready visees long ms black wells
collars sleeves and many other goods too
mention to invites the attention of the Ladies.
She has Just received direct from New York latest style
for summer dresses and will be happy to- wait all who
may her with CALL at her residence on Main street,
| TuDa
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American Mutual Insurance COmp'y
OE AMSTERDAM NEW YORK. -

subscriber having appointed Agent for the abov
company is prepared to take risks against damages b.
IP LOSSES ADJUSTED PRoMPTLT.1
Rayenna Dec. ], 1852, " SMITH.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
Pamphlet Literature.

= :
THE largest OF Pamphlet Literature,
entertaining and unexceponable In tone and influence,
embracing the OF T. s. Arthur, Mrs. Grey,
Miss Pickering Mrs. Core Mrs. Mowat Charles Lever and
distinguished WRITER'S offered in this market,
ea found al HAMS Book SToRR.
CTATIONERY.-Af fine assortment for sale at so
- Nov. l6. HALLs Book SToRR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19

KEEN REToRr.-At one of our hotels, young
and fully moustached dandy, from Philadelphia,
was seated at the tea table at rather late hour,
when the bar keeper came in and took seat op-
posite. The dandy dropped his knife and fork,
tipped back in his chair, and gazed at the bar
keeper and exclaimed:
"Fellar! does the help sup with the gentlemen
of the house?"
"No sr,' was the reply.
'What, are you not bar-keeper!''
eyes sir.''
"Well, a bar-keeper is help as much as the scrub
grl.''
"True," replied him of the toddy-stick, "but
did not enter the hall until looked in, and saw
there was not gentleman at the table,"
Here the conversation ended. Moustache was
"fxed.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
nr. YaIenfine nIotr,

TIE utdsIv celebrated Prefessor IF swfRv Ge nfspI
College, NsW York Citp, eGTs:r ,rrs.-.,a .
gives me pleasure certify the value and ofoacf of
tsayers cherry Pectera which consider pecia saaps
ted cure diseases of the hsoat and lungsn n, 49,,
diseases the Lungs have been eted
by Cherry Pecora in such extreme cases as warrant The
been found that can be depend
Coughs, Colds and Consumption which
ry from thousands 1t is indeed med
cne which the afflicted look with condolences for rele
and should fail to avail themselves Of To- sF -.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES Q. AVER,
Practical Chemist, LoRRLL, Mass.
by ISAAC SWIFT, Rayenna; Dr. Isaac celes Ps
myra; Day Manu. Deerneld; j. H. Sprague, Garreavei
~. Gone, Franklin Mls Campbell, Newten Falls and
| by DR. uggistsgenerally. st-3 .tEi.l-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
WAYERLY HOUSE.

[FORMERLY KNOWN As TIE BEAUMoNT.I
DY GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner Of Ontario and
ID Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio
Its location Ote pleasant and healthy In Glove
central and business Of the City
1t has boon completely repaired and renovated and the whos
style and Of the house have been changed for o
better,
large trading and travelling public have long
felt need of good, comfortable, dollar per day House
This want Is supplied by the Wnvery House, which
gives good accommodations and entertainments as the one
dollar half Houses. Come, try and be convinced.
Hacks and Stages call at this House day for Passen-
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. KEILENBERGER-
Clavrlopd January AZ 1854 306-N
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,

N M SOMERVILLE is receiving from New York. a
lJs of Ready Made Clothing that can't be
beat Tin any you have mind to take s) by any esab
lsment in these parts which he offers to the good people of
Portage, small profits for cash ready
warrant my clothing.
Also good assortment of Cloths cassimere and vestngs
plain tpop fancy patterns which he will sell make
every style to suit the various tastes
that can't fail to suit their pockets. The best
workmen only will be employed.
Also article of Goods in our line such
ties handkerchefs, All kinds produce taken, but
it paid down. can sell better advantage, and you
cheaper deal All kinds ofcusom work attended
and got up A No. style. Cutting done short notice
good article of Talo Trimmings, kept hand, Gutta
Percha prime arce JEANS Linen Tape and common inch
measures.
He will be found doors west of Les Block nearly
site the Bank in Prentiss' Block
Ravenna. April Goth, 1853. 301tf
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NEW ROOFS.

z6T1hu FERN LEAVES, from Fanny's portfolio;
gLHkNA sunny side; last leaf from sunny side shady
AT5Mw side; one year Of ofwedloek; Cronwels letters
cipes; Babylon and Ninevah Napoleon exe restoration
Of monarchy France book Of 1000 anecdotes practical
mutat Barker,s assistant Willis poems Cook's
voyages Mungo Park Watson's apology for The
Bible in reply to Paines age Of reason; for sale by
June 81, 1853. .. LLg3ER1.
T7HE DAYS OF BRUCE, BY Grace Aguilsr Travels in
Thachery; Essays from London Times Hydopathc En
cyciopada by Thral; Religion Of Geology, BY Hitch
cock; Buckeye Abroad Spark Life of Washington Afurr
Library for the Household Walks and Talks Of an American
England; World here and there by Dtcnns os
Home and Social Philosophy Ftreside NM
scum; June iEe' iH OF 'he MIS- '00''n'' LITTLE