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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-04

LErTERsT TO CoUNTRY GIRLS. BY Jane 6. Swis-
sbelm. New York, J. c. Riker. 1853. PIP,
2I9.
These letters, now presented in the form of a
superby printed, and beautifully bound book. were
originally published by the accomplished editor in
her Saturday Visator. The writer has not studied
an ornate style in the composition of these letters.
yetthey are written in a racy, sparkling. forcble
style, redolent with strong common sense. and
rich in instruction. Country Girls " cannot do
better than to add this beautiful bnok their stock
OF reading-a work written for their benefit by one
OF the most gifted of their sex.
No young lady can read these letters under
standinely without being made wiser and better
better prepared to secure her own well being to
discharge the duties of life, to command because
deseryed) the respect and esteem of all.
specimen copy can be examined at HALL s
Book Store. Ravenna, o.
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NEW GOODS

AT CAMPBELLSPORT
GAIN we call the of the people the ar
n rival of an entire stock Of Fall anG Winter
Goods Our business has much increased that has
warranted US IN purchasing very large assortment.
Ills generally admitted so that selections
gard style and quality superior any brought
this section Of the country. The Ladies already
convinced OF the fact, and if they will CALL ill
deavor 10 show them goods that will way suit
their wants and taste.
4 fine lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
particularly Over Coats. Oh how comfortable good
thick Over Coat is in cold stormy day but how much
more comfortable not to empty your pockets entirely
pay for them
BOOTS and shoes:
We have double the number that we had before.
consequently great variety and all warranted to be
per cent cheaper than last year.
Ladies' Caters and Overshoes can be purchased much
cheaper than last Fall.
All tho'e who want handsome Crockery, don't forget
to call and examine fine Tea Ware. No better style
can be found this side of the mountains.
% The highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce
J. Ii. BOSTW1CK & Co.
Campbellsport Oct 26.
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HOME Scenes: A FumiIy Story. By Amanda
Weston. L. C. Matlock, Syracuse, N. Y.
1853, PIP. 154.
This is delightful little volume, fascinating in
style, eleya,ng in sentiment salutary in its moral
ty, reformafoy in its spirit. genal in its influence.
No one arise from perusal. with spirit unpuri-
fed, impulses unchastened, without healthy de-
velopement of the lame virtues, and better adap-
tation for fresde enjoyments.
Aspecimen copy may be examined at HALLS
Book STORE, Rasenna.
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Furniture.

A New Furn ture Ware Room lust opened one
door East of Halls Book Store on Main st. where NAV
be found all kinds of Cabinet low prices and an
assortment of cons of various Sizes Also the largest hest
and cheapest assortment of plain and fancy chairs
OF cane-bottoms from to 1S dollars per set Rocking
Nursery and Office chairs and every variety wood bot
toms in common all of which will be sold at Cleveland
prices have also choice lot of Looking Glasses which
can sell a little below Ravenna prices
April 25th 1858. TG PHILIPS
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ROAD accident.

Last Saturday night the Pittsburgh cars when
two miles the other side of Hudson ran over COW
living on the plank of road crossing. The road
was well fenced. The second passenger car was
thrown from the track and turned bottom up. Mr..
PREsrIss President of the Road, and Mr.. JOHN
WaITTLEsET who had charge of the train con-
ductor, and several others were severely injured,
and many slightly. but lives lost. Mr.. Whiltle-
sey is already about. Mr.. Prentss is doing well,
and will be about in a few days.
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CIOihing, Cloths, CassIrmeres,
Vesaim gs. Furnishing Goods,
&c. Sc, &c,
D. M. SONTERVILLE

rs receiving from New York, and will continue tc
keep on hand good assortment of Ready Made
Ciothing of superior and at prices that canno
Gentlemen wishing good article of cloths cassmere,
and yesiings, will find it 10 their interest to call anc
examine his stock -
Pains will be taken to get and keep kand all kinds
OF furnishing goods and taors trimmings of the bes
quality. :,
Every effort will made to suit a Kinds Of custom
ers IN making up garments, in style and workmanship
by strict attention TO their tastes and by employing the
best workmen.
three years, and We feel inclination change be
leving it he better for customers well ourselves
% Cutting done right, short notice the sh,I
three doors of Littes Block nearly opposite the
Bank.
Ravenna April 20th, 1858.
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The WING Party.

Horace Greeley is blunt and outspoken in the
expression of his opinion. He ssys:
:. 1--WE consider the Wing party not only de-
featedbut undone. We contemplate its his
tory with all the philosophical eandor that we can
bring TO bear on the history Of the English war of
the Roses or tho rise and fall of the Girondists in
Revolutionary France.
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The next regular Meeting, being also the semiannual
Meeting Of The Free Democratic Association of Ravenna
will be held the office of E. P. Brae rd on Friday
evening, the 9th of May inst. A full attendance is
earnestly requested, business of Importance VIII be
up for consideration.
ALEX. TOPPING, President.
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THE OHIO STAR.

w Don't forget the County Temperance
Convention tomorrow. Able and interesting
speakers viii be present, and there will be good
zine.
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PurNAM's MAGAzisE FoR NJ. is for sale at
Halls Book SroaE. Its table Of contents pre-
sents a rich bill of fare. Its leading article IS
Naval Biography. entitled .oId Ironsides," from
tho pen of our great American Novelist, JAMES
FEr1MoRE CooPE and is said to be the only past
humous publication of his writings which will be
given to the world.
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Notice to stockholders.

Notice to stockholders.
The stockholders of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Rruroad Co., are hereby requested to meet the Of
fee of the company in Cleveland. on Thursday, 26th
day of May next at 10 o'clock A NJ. for tue purpose
of taking into consideration the legislation of Pennsyl
vania with regard the extension of said Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad up the valley of the Ohio River,
in said State together with any other business which
may then be presented
BY order of the Board of Directors
CYRUS PRENTISS, President.
Office Clev Gland & Pittsburgh II. r. Co..
Cleveland, April % 1853. ( l2l7-5w
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B We have received a communication signed
ia Halter Of Intolerance" in reply to the COM
munica,ion signed IA Lover of TRUTH" in the
Star Of week before last but the. writer . name
10 withheld, the communication by an inhexihle
rule. is rejected. By the way, "a Lover of
Truth is lady; aad her orthograpby is fault
less, which canuot be said, sorry TO say, of
IA Halter of Intolerance"
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Mr.. Willis said he saw, ~ the streets of Au-
gusta, Ga. novelty which tolo OF tcirnate and u.s.
age different from the North. "A very common,
dirty-ooking man, strolled along very Ielsuresy 10
his siirt.sleeves and gazing in the shop win lows,
but Nth a negro behind carryiag his coat,
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B.F. DODGE. Principal.

9SS should be antrersaffy fnopn-for 1t Is str1cuy
ruethat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
OF the fatal diseases. Dysenery darrhna, cholera NOR
n liver complaint, and many other diseases enumerated
III 'he cy inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by indigestion alone Think of that dyspepticsi
thk OF It all who suffer from dsorered somacs and if
you are willing to be guided by advice founded upon
perlenee resort at once don't delay day. HooHands
German Bitters prepared by DIR. Jackson which, as
attentive, curative and alone and un-
approached General depot 120 Arch street. We have
tried these Btters and know that they are excellent for the
diseases specified aboye.-F5 Philadelphia City Item.
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No,iccfo Contractors.

Notice. TO OOEltfICIOTS.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
"a the Encineer's office of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Rail Road Company, in Wellsville,
from the lst to the 10th of May next for the gra-
,lation and Masonry of thirty nine miles of the
Wheeelinp extension of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad, from the mouth of yellow Greek
to Bridgeport opposite Wheeling. Plaus prcfiles
and specifications will be exhibited aud all requi-
site information given nj the office of the Company
at Wellsyle. C. PRENTISS President.
J.LINTON, Chief Engineer.
Office of the G. q p. r. r. CO.,
CIrSaland, April 8, 1858. { 1o15-4w
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E J. S. HERRIcK, Esq. Honorary Secretary
has received Engravings of the American Art
Union, and is now ready TO deliver them to sub
tcribers.
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In Goper alton.

AEATTHEWS is ready tn execute the finest
I'VE Daguerreoype Likenessas of the present age.
Having just purchaseda Quick Instrument he is able
produce Likenesses of Children in 9 or 3 seconds.
N. B.-l will have The best Instruments the hest
Chemicals. and the best method Of the whole naguer-
reotype process, and will fine and correct Like
nesses as any living Daguerrean.
w. b. MATTHEWS.
Ravenna, May g. 1853.
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A formidable disease. cnlled by physicians con-
gestion fthe spine, prevails in Worchester, Mass.
and also in Rhode Island. 1t is generally fatal
carrying off t1e patient in from twenty 10 thirty
hours from the time of the first attack.
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q There will be an examination of Mr.. Pick
ett's School in Shalersye. next Friday forenoon
and afternoon, and an exhibition in the evening
The public are invited TO attend.
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RArHER aARGvI
Farm for sale:

MA THE Subscriber offers his Farm for
liiikz she, pleasantly situated in the southwest
1aa4sgsssg part of Edinburgh Township. Portage
County, Ohio, three-fourths of n mile from the
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Rail Road, consisting of
SO acres of good land, under fence, 40 acres i'm
proved; good well of soft water the premis-
es, young orchard and other fruit trees. Terms
reasonable. JOHN HANOLD.
Edinburgh, April 10, 1858. 12I5-3w*
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NOTICE,

To the Members of the Farmers Mutual Insurane e
Company of Portage County, The annual election of
Directors of tins Company Will be held in Ravenna at
the Office of said Company, Wednesday, the lst day
of June next. P. B. CONANT,
Secretary.
Ravenna, May Cd, 1858. 3w
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reacl,er,s Exun,inatiom.

The second meeting of the Board of Examiners
will he held in Ravenna, on Tuesday the 10Th day
of May, commencing punctually at 10 O'Clock, A.
Nj. lti hoped that all requiring certificates in
the county this season, will embrace this opporiu-
nifty to procure them.
1w By ORDER OF THE BOARD
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rae Nainc Lnwour Refuge.

The Maine Law Refuge.
Miss LucR ETA A. WRIGHT, has authorized me TO
say that she VIII address the citizens of Portage, in
the several townships, between the 51 and 25tliday
of May. Friends who would secure this eloquent adj
vocate of Temperance do SO by communicating
with The Undersigned L.W Hail. editor of the Star
O. p BROWN,
President of the Portage Co., Tenn. League.
pril 25ti,, 1853.
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II Mrs. Stowe is having most cordial nnd
hearty welcome in England.
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second arrival.

FHSHE subscribers nowreceivDg their second stock
q of Fall and Winter Goods, and have the pleasure of
offering to their customers of the largest stocks of
Goods brought to Old Portage" The day for sell
ling goods at large profits has passed and now to sell
big pile and at small profits is the motto. We would
merely say hare the Goods and let those who NAV favor
with call, testify to prices.
Nov. %. 1852. C C PRENTISS
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II Those wishing New Bennets, will do well
to call on Mrs. Collins she is now receiving her
stock of Millinery goods and selling cheap.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-04

u Harvey Rice declines being a candidate for
State School Commissioner
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w Jenny Lind Barnum is elected to the Con-
necticut Legislature.
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New York City Insurance Company
FARMERS S DEPARTMENT.

A S agent for the above well known nnd ieh-
n ly responsible institution, the undersigned authors
ed to issue Policies of Insurance.
The Company having a capital of Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars located in the city of New York possess n
vantages and facilities for doing largeand very safe bus
mess at much less the insured than usually paid
by them to companies doing a small business.
ii. w. SMITH.
Ravenna. November 80, 1852 Il9f
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x John Slidel has been elected to the U. S.
senate. ey the Louisiana Legislature, in place of
Mr. Soule, sent 20 S ain.
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HARPER roR MAY, is for sale at Halls Book
Store. This splendid Magazine has reached a
monthly edition of one hundred and eighteen thou
sand.
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GROCERIES AND. aPRVISlONS AT
WOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the atten-
/ ton Of Merchants throughout the county of
Portage, and the trade generally their stock OF
Groceries kept constantly hand, and to which large
additions are daily made Our stock comprises every
thing usually kept in Groceries and provision establish
mens, which we prepared to sell as low as any
house in the county. Being workmen ourselves we
defy competition.
Feeling greatfu 10 friends for their liberal nat
ronage extended to them that we can of
fer them greater Inducements this season than before
The following comprises portion of our stock:
COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba and Old Government Java
SUGAR, MoLAssEs SYRUP.
n. o. & T. X, Sugar, Double refined loaf sugar ;
Granulated do New Orleans Molasses;
Powdered do Cardenas do
Crushed do Green & Stuarts syrup:
Cloves, Nutmegs, Ginger. Marco, Box Mustard, Can
Mustard, Pepper Sauce Cassia, Ground pepper, spice
and cinnamon.
Boxes NJ raisns, Aimords, 1.iouorice,
do Layer do Brazil NUS Olive oil,
do cluster do Filberts, Cocoa nuts
Seedless do English walnuts, Pea nuts
Boxes and drums figs; Lemons and Oranges
Young hyson, Gunpowder Imperial, Old dhyson, Black
Goldfish, Mackerel, White fish, Trout, Pickerel,
No. and scaled herring
roBAccoEs.
Kentucky six twist, Tin foil fine cut,
Sweet cavendish and lb apers smoking
Baltimore spun Warwick & Bryan's can
genera assortment of fine Spanish half com Segars,
Cut chewing, Snuff, &c
SOAR AND CANDLES.
Fancy shaving soap, No. Washing Soap
Bar do do Adamantine do
Burwers chem. washing do, White bar do
Sperm candles, Starine candles,
Starr do Tallow do
OIL.
Linseed, Sperm, Lard, Sweet.
suNDR1Es.
Bed cords, Cream tartar; Matches,
PAINTED pals, Sup. car. seda, Powder,
Tubs, Sal Soda Candies
British utre, Tartaric acid, Saeratus.
Copperas Alum, Whiting & putty, Starch,
Chalk and rosin, Flour sulphur English split pea,
Tar, Madder, Ottar, Usage orange seed
Candle wick Salt petre, for hedges
rapPng twne, Batting Toys. wallets
Coidage, Indigo, Spruce gum Snuff boxes,
Pickles, sardides, Backing, Steel pens,
Iapioca, Glass ware, Lead pencils,
Maccaroni, Stone ware, Sates,
Rice -four, Raper and ink, Slate pencils
Baskets Brooms, Mop hard!es,
Whip lashes, Lime, Faucets.
PROVISIONS.
Flour, Hams and shoulders Rice
Buckwheatdo Pork, Crackers.
Corn meal Fish, Pickles
Iolatoes, Butter, Dnoins,
Vinegar, Turnips, Beets,
Beans, Pens Tongues,
Bried beef Corned beef Maple nrlasses
Lard, Cheese, Honey do sugar.
We shall keep our assortment fresh and full through
out the season and solicit examination from any
disposed 10 purchase
N. B,-Cash paid for all kinds of country produce
or taken in exchange for goods, at rates which will be
satisfactory.
II. w. SMITH & Co. ,
Ravenna, April !, 1853.
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No. 8 Pine street,
New York City.
MAY Cd, 1853.

Nv have made arrangement with the extensive
w Firm of WuLIAHs & CUSNNGHAM. No. Pine
Street, New York, which will enable to reduce the
prices OF Goods at least 25 per We will sell Hats
which we formerly sold for $5 for At, No which We
sold for $4 for 34 every thing in line in proportion
% on the road The largest Stock of Hats Caps,
and Bonnets ever brought TO this town. We have but
price for goods, below you will find the prices:
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se,ni-montbly CoIumb,nn.

Mr.. Rice the Editor Of the Columbian, Colum-
bus, Ohio proposes to issue Semi monthly sheet.
with the above title. {. 1t will be record of facts,
and arguments in relation to Slavery, interesting
and useful to all clnsses and its low price will a
dapt it to an extensive gratutous voluntary cir
culation in regions where our larger and more ex-
peusive publications do not penetIa'e. 1t will be
afforded to individuals and clubs at the following
rates:
Single copy for one year $3.50
Five copies to one address 200
Ten 800
Twenty $. :. q. SEQ
Fifty (" !" 1000
Clubs should be formed and the friends of the
cause. reformsIs, should literally subscribe for gra-
tutous circulation. Let LIGHT be scattered.
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DKE d.
In Hiram, on the 18th inst, VIM AUGUsTU
PRocToR, aged - years.
Sleep on dear brother, and take thy rest,
God called thee hence he thought it best.
NOTICE
Neyy Millinery & Dress Making

New Millinery & Dress Making.
MFRS C. RICHARDSON would respectfully inform
I'VE the Ladies Of Ravenna and vicinity that size has
just received direct from New York the Spring Fashions
for Dresses, Mantas, and Children Clothing, wHh a
splendid of Millinery such French Lace,
Bonners, Belgrade Excelsior Shirred Silk Hats; va
rety of Ribbons Long and Short Mitts Gloves French
Collars Embroidered Sleeves. Chemseues, and many
other Goods too to MENTION which she will
sell as low as can be purchased elsewhere of the same
quality aides please call and examine for yourselves
from Judge Days.
o. Cutting and fitting done short notice. If.
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1883
1853
CEoTH1NG sToRE.

FENElE Subscriber has just received his Spring
IL and Summer stock of Ready Made clothing snd
furnishing goods which decidedly the extensive
and complete offered for sale in Portage county,
notwithstanding several inrrsnse stocks recently i'm
ported into by oher establishments contrary
His stock embraces every possible style and variety
of aud boys clothing and furnishing goods all of
which were bought at extremely low figures and which
he intends shall be sold such prices successfully
cninpete with any establishment the Western Re
serve. The public are respectfully invited cali
hs ItIles Block nearly opposite the rem
lis House and examine his STOCK whether they wish to
purchase or not.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and for their liberal patronage already
extended him. and he confident that the quality and
price oil his goods is sufficient ronInuance
of the same
CIIA'S. GREENFIELDER.
Ravenna April Goth, 1853
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Key TO Uncle q OIA's Cabin.
TNHiS long and anxiously looked for work
u by Mrs. Stow is just received nnd for salient
ilALL's Book STORE.
Rnvenna, April 18th, 1853.
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March 2eth, 1858.

PolsIsrrG-Thousands of parents who vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil Calome are not aware that
while they appear to benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases. such
salvation, loss of sight, W cakness of limbs, dc.
In another column will be found the adv ersement OF
Hobensack's Medicines, TO which ask the attention
of faHdrectly interested in their wei their chl
drens heahh In Liver complaints and all Disorders
sing those of bilious type, should make Of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensncks Liver Pills.
IrP 'BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for IIobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Aroprieor J. N. Hobensack none
e-e genuine.
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Annual Meeting of the Ohio Woman's
Rights Association.
The First Annual Meeting of the Ohio Womans Rights
Association will be held Ravenna, Portage Co Ohio,
commencing Wednesday the 25th of May next at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and continuing two days.
The object of this association the removal eff the
unjust and oppressive legal and social regulations, from
which Woman suffers and which tend, not merely to
prevent her fulfilling her destiny-by meeting her
responsibilities and performing her duesbu retard also
the progress and development of the
The intelligence of the world is becoming awakened
to the evils of many of those legal social and vocational
distinctions; and manhood well womanhood is de-
manding something better adapted the advancement
and welfare of both.
The friends of Humanity and Progress earnestly
cordially invited to attend the meeting and there discuss
the subject of Womans true position socety-her rights
duties and responsibilities.
sALLIE B. GROVE, Secretary.
March 2Sth
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4 q = g

SPRING BONNETS.
VIZ favc Just received Spring style Bonnsfs
w which will be sold 25 per cent cheaper than the
same kind be purchased for any other establish
ment. 1ley are all new styles. Call and examine.
JAMES TWTTT, & Co.
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coPARTNERsHIP-

FElfE undersigned has this day associated with him
IL in the Iiarng business Edmond TwItt. and the
business will hereafter be conducted under The
firm Of Jas rwi;t & Co., at the old stard occupied
by the subs criber until the of October next when
viii of the Brick Stores 10 be erected
by II. l.. Day on the burnt district.
Ravenna Feb. 23th, 1858. JAMES TWFTT.
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Fl rst Inv oice.

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!
lust received beautiful assortment and good variety
ep of the spring style of Ronnets Also some very
pretty ribbons to match. The subscribers have
menced and will in the days. their stock
of spring and goods. We have spared pains
will endeavor satisfy all who may favor with a
call that we willing to work for small profits:
C. & j. C. PRENTISS.
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SEy'Yy-kG IJPJ
WNtIE Subscribers believing il for the inter-
est of our customers as well rs our own to settle
once and desiring to make it invariable rule
quest all having book call and settle the
same either by note payment
Ian nth 1858 C&J c. PRENTISS
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NO TICE

A Ii. persons indebted to John H. Bostvvick & Co.
n Cnmpbesport, will please call Immediately and
settle their accounts. Prompt attention this notice
will save muh trouble.