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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
fnrniture, Sc.
CABINET FURNITURE.-D. S. HOUGH


CABINET FUhNlTURE.-D. s. HOUGH
~ would call the SPECIAL OF those about rar
chase household goods Of description, ~ his large add
well stock of warranted furniture h his aud
SPACIOUS rooms No 70 North Villa ct, ChAth-
where m-y be found constantly hand, IN sddsoa 70
al descriptions grades and styles Of Furniture Also. rea
tapestry BrVsse three ply and Iagran Carpets, Matrnss
and variety OF Fancy Goods both useful aud ornamental
CABINET FURNITURE-HENR w.
~ KINGMAN late partner OF Phslps kingnan. hav-
ma opened the No 81 Pearlt Msdson with
esAle and retail he would invite has foraes
sud the public 10 give him q call Doore purchasing
CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WARE
~ ROOMS SPRING MATTRESS and BEDDING
BEPOT-Iro Bedseads. all sEes s5 So The healthy
spring MatTes.s and elastic Paasses a. halt the usual
prce in the best manner Old Mattresses altered 20
seat spring Beds g. to tl2 Private dWelngs hotels aud
semnsJies furnished No $50 Broadway, above Spring st.
COTTAGE SETS.-GILLIES a. BYRNE
~ having the hrsest and varied assortment OF en-
AMELED and ORNAMENTAL CHANGER FURNi-
OF Purchasers their ENTIRE NEW STYLES, n.ds
expressly for the Sprng Trade which FOR elegance ofdos
ard completeness Of hnish cannot be eqused TIL choice
Ut $50 al different styles shades and patterns made
hrou ghouf OF well SEASONED materials under spe
csl supery son AND PEICEs FAR BELOW all oraERs.
GILlIES 4 BYRNE, No. tS2 Broadway, below Grand.
e., esst-side Mandatory, No 10 Greenest.
On lst Of May will remove 10 No. SO Broadway est
SIDE, lew doors above spriDsst
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lgARBLE. IMPORTANT .

Nj AhBLE, hAhbLEs- - iMi on n,, ~ -
WI PARTIES wao ARE ABOUT TO BUILD ma
uudsrss Led 10 psepaT~d contract for tn erccnn Of
Bnildgr Fronts Of White MaIble, from several -.
mes 81 Rutland vrrfnouL Tks marble has been en-
trnsvey used e1nns the past too year, 10th 10 -
C,tv AID p Rtooh w ard furnished fDr aboet tho Ma
of Brtxu sioue tie cutting and rnbsine o the neAe
h dee 10 IN. CITY prepared 10 furnish One Ono
Dozen Front. with prompstuae and hsPafch rhsss
.Ioot 20 t,d ~oud 30 we'll TO ve cal before nssx
tIeiy .yrsnssments THOMAS }. MCCARTHY,
Ofiee No IS Be-smss &C., Cl'ntooesul<
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n L. ROSS & Co, San FRANCISCO, Cslifor
IL. niA-FALCONER- ROSS Co. Necourne, Aus
ssia AGENTS OF The New York Board OF Undersnteu
Consgnmenu OfyesseS and merchandise sohettsa sy
ROSS, FALCONER Co.
No IA Pe.l-st
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CHEAP lion BEDsTEAD WARE
COTTAGE SETS.-GILLIES a B
CNAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER

ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER
LEU RNlTURE.-MATHEWS n STACY. No On
Broad way Of Spring 81 tOPposte St Nsbolas Hotel
and retail the extensive and varied OF
ENAAELED FURNITURE TO be found in ghs Unsted
States all from original designs, including Oriental Ser
pentne Open Cottage, Hugh Post add other patterns
NJ s., deyotng Themselves sxeluSyely 20 the
hetarng department Of this business, assure puTchAs1s
they procure Of them well seasoned durable and
CAN'T Furniture a, prices ranging from s25 ESQ p-r
Hair Spring and ell other Msttressos Feather Beds, &c,
o. the lowest wholesale prices.
n B. No connection with any other firm In the city.
EAMES, COOK * BEAvAN Manufsc.
IL iurers and Dealers in PAPER.HANGtNGS Dor.
DERS. DECORATIONS end WINDOW SHADES, are
offering for sale 81 wholesale OF retail. vey large
nety styles and paerDs many them entirely new Or
dsrs sociteds Nos 81 and So ssheerhornst City
Hal, Brooklyn.
Tor SALE CHEAP-Two Showcases
Il Counter and Store Fxtuyvs suitable for any faoey
business Apply 20 LEVI SCRlBNER, NO. "a Fuitocsc
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DAILROAD 900 NORTH.
III Urn INDIANA RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT.
BoNbs, payable 1865, for sale By WARD Co.
No. 81 Waist.
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An official table Of gold and silver coined in
The eight hinis of Mexico from the first Of January
1874 to the ist January ls45 shows that in thai time
eso7fo6 were Issued In god and s13 o6 454 in silver
or e1372 s6l In all AT that date il said thstmore
energy about be infused into mining throughout
1e RepIbiic. and that tho veins promised a CORES
SopdiDs yield. In February, $50, Official report
v0 nsde TO the Mexican Chambers by which il APP
pears that In eighteen months between the LIST January
Is<e and the 3oh June 1919. the coinage all the
hsxisn hinis, exclusive Of Hermosllo, amounted TO
q ISL +l6 in god and to ss7 oO3 9s9 in silver Total
s2s SIS Sos
The existing debt Of North Carolina is as
Sellows:
Amount due Literary Fund 235 ~
bones h~nee for construction Of Fayetteville and
Ntsffru fiank N0ad. ~
Besds rsd 10 mort State liabilities generally $4,000 o.
bcpds issu' d BY the Raleigh and 6ss,cn Railroad,
eRsofses y tie state. 5e' on
fos. SllsS,2o II
Acc bends due ia 1855 and lt5t.......... s5eo9 %
tl<o<oo ~
Bonds suthoTized 10 be issued
ber esnsfructi0n Of North CsroEa Railroad 81 se 500 %
feF ehe-hal TIE sun necessary 70 eonsrueta
rsssioed from tbs SesesNrd and Roanoke 10
The Rsleish and Castor Railroad estimated IS 200 o.
Fer improvement Ct Neuse and Tar Rivers. eaooo %
TetA exns snd authorized debt New lsS,s ss 235 10
Prom lot jan ls5l. 70 let Nov lisa the amount Of
ssw Bonds issued BY the State s2300o0 During
The time sl0l 600 Of the principal OF her debt
IVES paid of making ne, increase Of sls9,O 900.
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AIDES SHOULD SEND TO THO
FCTURE ROOM SEATs-with Mahoqsy

IL SON No. no IS,h a., or No fuEiversssy plsca ~
one OF h. prvst Family Carriages they wsnt 90 sh e
make Gala Horsss and Harness doe DrvsrS eArc<el-
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IL Csps ard Aras slapped for country church, le>orv
room schoo hou.e pubic building. tcr sale very e, Il
I'm med sts srp,.csnon Be made the NASSAU BANK
Cltnton Hall New lork.
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DRINTING iNK--Of every description, g
No 81 Ro.es, New.York. JOHN q. Ll0HrBQY
ia constsptly manu- turise and has always bod s
,srsy az Printns Ina from the haesf blA<k md sol
News lns waieh be warrants equal any masc1D-
tursd snd at low prices - be sold By any rQv
Manufactured OrdeTs forwarded By Steamboat and -
road 20 any part OF the country by sdr-sns sos sc
Il 80 Rose-st, New fork. n.
p s-Ths paper is printed with ny New. HI 80
rreat many othsr rapsrs this City, Phadepha, 49,
BALTIMORE New-0rlesns and otheI sities and nwu lza
Cnit,d stsfss
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CHOW CASES.-A laRe assortment con.
- sanity % hsnd and made % order n the n.s,s. 80
wOsifs Pan, BY B. K PEBBLES, No Ia ersas'. Nv I5e
ta~ss s1srs east u Broadway. 49,
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TNHE BROADWAY BANK has removed 10
Il their BANKING House, No 81 Brcsdxsv corner Of
Part-plaee J. L. EyERITr. CAsA,sr.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26

Fanny Fern says, elf there was but one woman
in the world, the men would have terrible time"
Fanny is right; but we would ask her what kind
of time the women would have if there was but
one man in existence?-E.rchange.
What kind of a time would they have! Why,
of course mo grass would grow under their slippers
The ssWars of Roses" the battles of Waterloo
and Bunker Hill, would be a farce to it. Black
eyes would be the rage, and both caps and charac-
ters would be torn to tatters. / imagine that
would not be much of a millennium either, to the
moving cause of the disturbance He would be
as crazy as fly in a drum, or as dizzy as bee in
a ten acre lot of honeysuckles uncertain where to
alight. He'd roll his bewildered eyes from one
exquisite organization to another, and franticaily
and automatically exclaim-"How happy would
/ be with either, were t'other dear charmer away"
sWAat kind of time would the women have,
were there only one man in this world!''
Why, they'd resort to ARMS of course! What
kind of time would they have! What is that to
ME! They might "take their own time,'' every
"Niss Lucy of 'em, for all care; SO might the
said man himself; for with me the limited supply
would not increase the value of the article"
So. -stz 5@=a- FANNY FERN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS. / il. ]. ]
Sale OF Egobespierre's GuillOtine--Sad
Loss to BRrnum.

Sale Of KeObespierre's GuilAOtane--Sa0
Loss to BarMum.
Among the items of our late French news there
81 one. which will be highly interesting to all our
readers, but doubly interesting to Barnum, in view
of a Qrand speculation thrown away. Among
parcel of old government lumber recently ordered
to be sold at auction to the highest bidder in Pa
ris, was the identical guillotne of the horrible
Reign of Terror, and the basket belonging to it,
into which the heads of it's victims-from ten to
hundred per day-dropped, under the bloody sys-
TEN of Robespierre, including the head OF that
heartless butcher himself This horrible machine,
frame work, sliding knife, and basket, certified by
a government officer, were sold at public auction,
before an immense crowd of spectators, for fifty
francs; and directly AFTER the articles were COM
mitted to bonfire, amid the cheers of the people
The guillotine of Robesperre, preserved among
the relics of the first French revolution tor more
than half century, and then sold at fifty francs!
What speculation was thus thrown away, sure
enough! Barnum could have given two thousand
dollars for it, for in his hands it would have been
worth fortune to him at twenty-five cents tick
ct, children half price. What loss to Barnum
Sold for fifty francs, basket included Only think
of it.--N. Y. Herald.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
Vernin DESTROYED,

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY INSTANCE: :l-Levi's Yer
wv min Destroyer promsesa complete rddance of Rats,
Mice, Bedbugs and all other Vermn. The articles
in this composition in themselves very innocent
ing not particle of poison, but when combned
which expodes stomach andcons uenty destroys life
in short time AS soon N has afeeted the stOmaeh
that there be danger any circum-
stances. For sale by /. SWIFT, Ravenna.
Price IS cents per box, dec IS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
1N LBS. POW DERED GUM ARABIC, received BY
lU August 1853. /. SWIFT
Raveaaraa Hat Store.

A ME TW1TT, d Co.
MO. EXTRA HALE HATS, from the celebrated factory Of
perfect fit and hat Of superior fns had better purchase
out of this lot Also:1 dozen Farmers soft brush hats
something difficult to get and the last we shall have
June o. 1853 at TwITT's
rNWlTT has fall style of Hats Throw away your old
l. and wear something fashionable.
ID DAILROAD HATS of those Railroad Hats
III we have reduced the price to S2,50t a. TWITT'S.
ID ONEETS AT COST--The being far advanced
TTATs-MAY 1855 received this morning
III sale very low. IwIT-r's
ID ONNETS-3 dozen more bonnets by express, this
ID ing, at TwITT's.
= UMMEK HATs-Panana straw, braid &c, in any guam
= tity, at TwirT's.
ID sell at COST assortment not broken received
lot last week, june 26. TwITT's
VCANAMA HATS big lot just received and sen
L at low prices may 10 TWlIT1S.
XXTARM WEATHER.-The only thing keep the head
w cool during the weather is good Panama or
Macubo Hat We just receiving Spring stock of Hats
and Straw goods which we will sell prices which will
tonish the nativcS.'' JAS. TWITr * Co.
u AIM LEAF-Any quantity of Palm Leaf Hats. from 10
i cts, to shiIlngs. apr 25 JAS. TWITT & Co.
NFARICUBO HATS The best Hat for Summer
WI tant. apr 25. JAS. TWITT& Co.
GOOD PAN HAT can be purchased for 50 co, tie
"A kind sold last year for $25, few dozen hand
April 25 JAMES TWITF S1 Co.
NEW STYLE KOSSUTH.
TUST received doz fashionable Kosuh Hats, which
so extensively by Railroad Conductor and agents
of the Company. JAMES TWlTT & CO.
H XCTTEMENN IN CLEVELAND. - Cleveland Hatters
AZ have got great excitement Docksader, Paddock,
Benedict and Mack the principal competitors for
anced prize, leaving out the Poet and the horse
Store Ontario street, which ahead the last dates
not informed. But thing do know that the
style of Hats which they foy sell 4,5O;
will keep them repair the round free of Charge
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26

sJENNY's BABY.-Jenny Lind has got baby
The "Otto Of Roses is distilled the fountain that
has fed multitudes with the Efiuence of holiest
song now feeds holiest huma nifty, that does its
own singing. No more white gloves enclosing
frenzied fingers, applaud the virgin cantatrice,
but little hands softer than kids, pat another
gently and joyously in the eyes of the young
mother. s'Ah mon fls'' is sung. no more over the
saprqnette but ove- the cradle. What dear lit
tie darling the baby must be. We think we see
. Otto going into the room containing his double
treasure. What to him is opera, as he bends
s over the sweet little snubnose that nestes in its
noble mothers arms. Think of them all there
together, and tell US, oh! ascetic old bachelor and
old maid unmarried from choice, (if there exists
. such marveD whether you think such happiness
= Is to be cavaIierly sneezed. at? Does it not
Sanoisten the mouth of your imagination! We
pause for we have walked the baby. Jog the cra-
--dle 0tte.-Sprin9 Req.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
Rargains! Rargains! =!

THE stock of goods in STACEY's well known Fancy Sore
Cleveland, has been assigned for the benefit of creditors
accepted trust closing the and have
stock remaining unsold to Book Store in Ra
consists of good Assortment Of Jewelry
large assortment of Perumery and toilet articles Shaws,
Combs Dress Ribbons, Dress Buttons saehels, Violins
Guitars large strings, sheet musc and
great variety of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
articles such do not keep and do not in
keep sale Store, and hence it desirable to
clear this stock possible am Instructed to
SELL pOsUey at New York prices without adding the cost
in order close the speedily As
will strictly adhered
rate ~. p 80 --.E - g. - .E -. D.. l.
would invite the attention of Pedars and country Mer
arrs which here be attained cheaper and better than
they get them in New York.
Call Hall's Book Store and examine these articles
L. w. HALL" Assignee.
Ravenna, April II, 1858.
- Lbs. POW OEREU GUM ARABIC. received bY
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26

The LOFTY AND THE LowLY.-The Washing
ton Union indulges in the following sensible re-
marks:
= tWho is he, no matter how exalted his position,
who has not relatives in the humblest! The wri-
ter has himself seen members of the immediate
families of two Presidents of this Republic toling
for their support in the severest of employments;
and it is probable that no man has occupied the
White House who has not been aware that many
of his kindred, unless relieved by himself, were
reckoned among the poor, if not the honest of the
land! The only brother of CLAY was cabinet
maker; WEBSTER, the giant of statesmen and the
ornament of his country, had brother-in-law who
never learned to read until after completing the
period of three score and ten, and majority OF
the first statesmen of the present time the en-
ergetic and ambitious sons of poor but honest pa
rents EVERETT (who will never blush to hear
itJ was discovered in his younger days in the pur
suit of knowledge under dificulties-the difficult
ties of poverty, though they presented to him but
ightimpediment on the road to renown.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
G. HUMMEL'S
Premium Essence of Coffee

rs FOUR TINES CHEAPER than Coffee in the Grain.
Eight Premiums already been awarded to this ks
for its fine and delicate flavor, and its clarifying and
health giving qualities. . .
CAuTIoN-As many limitations and such as
bear the of Humme would caution dealers and the
general careful in making purchases,
this the genuine article, which medals number
of diplomas have already been awarded. s,17....
DURE Dry White Lead; also quality Zinc Paint for
l. april 90 sale .SwIFTs
|0SGOOD'S Choagogue McKenzie's Febrifuge, sils Fe
Few que Eermnato Vegetable Specific Davis pain
killer, Hbbards Wild cherry Bters Hoofands Dyspepsia
Bitters, Hutchngs Dyspepsia Btters Trask's Ointment
Sloane's ointment McAtsters ointment, German ointment
&c. For Sale by .-- l. SWIFT.
1900 YARDS ofthose superior plain chambray ginshams
= shilling p yard, Just received at H DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26

ENHE subscribers of McElwan & Arnold
determined notwithstanding the reports that are afoat
continue the business and manufacture good window
Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c. Asokeep for sale general
of Chairs and Cabinet Grecan
round post do Windsor dining and Office chars Boston rock
ettees, &C., general assortment of bureaus tables,
Stools, bedseads &C. Ao-bedstead poss aDd table legs
for SALE All kinds turning order The above work
of good Materials by experienced workmen
sold at low figures for the Ready.
We also making preparations to put in machine for
dressing doorng, siding and &c.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26

-VoLTAIRE AND HIS SEcRETARY.--Voltaire when
eon his estate of Ferney, was fond of assuming the
air of nobility, and displayed most philosophical
hatred Of poachers. One of the poor fellows was
caught and brought before him. Voitare deter
mined to try him in form of law and took his seat
as Judge, directing his secretary to act counsel
for the prisoner The advocate made long
speech in his favor, and suddenly stopped short.
..eWhy do you hesitate?' asked Voltaire.
= ''I wish to- read passage from volume in your
library
= He procured the book, ond kept turning over
the leaves for some time, without saying word
Voltaire became impatient, and asked him what
book he was looking at!
als"It is your Philosophical Dictionary was the
answer. ."5
= 81 have been looking for the word humanity,
and see you have omitted it!''
.4Voltare thought the argument so forcible, THAI
the culprit was set free at once. @
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
Fer the Spring Trade.


GROCERIES PROVISIONS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Se o 9 nnd the trade
generally their stock of GROCERIES kept constantly
pses every thing usually Kept Grocery and Provision
abhments, which are prepared to sell as low any
house in the county Being working men ourselves defy
competition. .,., ILL.,, ..
extended u.s. them that offer them greater
inducements this season, than before
The following comprises portion OF our stock:
cor EE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
sUGAR, MoLAss sEs AND sTR RUP
Crushed do B. and Coffee do; Double refined sugar
Molasses Cardenas do Green Stuarts syrup
SPIC
Gloves; Numegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard; Can do
Pepper sauce Cas Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
RUITs
Boxes NJ Rasins Layer do; Cluster do; seedless do; ;
Boxes and Drums p Fg Goa Ih x
Oil; Lemons and Oranges
Young Ryson Gunpowder; Imperial Old Hyson; Black;
FISH.
Goldfish; Macnerel Whefsh; Trout Piekerel; No. l and
Sealed Herring.
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore spun;
general assortment Of fine cut ehewng Tin foil fine cut
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDL LES.
% Wa O & d Sae Do
Candles; Sperm do; stearine do; Tallow do.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard Sweet.
SUN NDRIES.
Bed cords Painted Pals; Tubs British Lustre Copperas;
Alum; Chalk Rosin Tar Madder; Canddwick; Wrapping
twine; Cordage Indgo Pickles; Sardines; Tapoca Mac
caron Rice flour; Baskets; Whip Lashes Cream Tartar;
Sup. Carb Soda Sal Soda Tartaric Acid; Whitng Putty;
Flour Sulphur; ottar; sapere Batting; Spruce Gum;
Backing; Gassware Soneware; Paper Ink Brooms Lime;
Matches; Powder Candies saleratus Stach English split
Pea Usage Orange Seed for Hedges Toys; Wallets; Snuff
Boxes Steel Pens; Lead Pencils; Slates Slate Penc Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c.
P r o VI S I o N S
Flour Buckwheat do; Corn Meals Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans Dried Beef Lard; Hams Shoulders; Pork; Fish;
Buer Tunps; Peas Coned Beef Cheese Rice; Crackers;
Pickles; Onions Bees; Tongues; Maple Moasses do. Su
gar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout the
season, and solicit examination from disposed to
purchase.
N B-Cash paid all kinds of country Produce,
exchange Good, which will be satisfactory.
H. W. SMITH & CO.
Ravenna, April 13th 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
esAa@ = Ess
--' T. r Wanted. '.t ..'z=.'
A HAND to work on all kinds of Cabinet Work; good
N wages will be paid Apply to LANE & Foster.
Wanted.
Stock Fowls.

Eox & WILLIAMSON offer for sale few pairs of early
Chicks Buff Red and Black Shanghai, which they
think the country in point weight and
beauty pumage All those who desrous of securing
stock birds call and examine stock
is great importance to all who are engaged in securing
stock kind be sure and get good stock for such will
pay the best the experience of all goes to show.
We would also add these fowls will only be sold
they shall be exhibited competitors for pre-
either the State County Fairs during the present
year. ...z s7.s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
DAGI1ERREOTYPE LIKENESSES,

MATTHEWS ready to execute the finest Daguerreo
M type Lkenesses ofthe present Havingust purchas
Quick is able produce Likenesses
children in 9 orr secouds
will have the best Instruments the best chemicals.
method of the whole Daguerreope process and
and kenesses any living Daguer-
W. b. MATTHEWS.
Rayenna. Mhy IS. 1853, tf4l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
DRUGS,
1883.
DRUGS,

LARGE and fresh assortment OF Drugs, Pants 0iis,
IA Dyes, Groceries, Brushes &C. -.t rae'i
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR. r
Ravenna, June 1853. ltu ~. l.. SWIFT.
600 sal soda; putty in bladders 25 b kegs zinc
paint in o polishing putty for marble bottles chloride
lime; bronze, gold leaf, &c. -,
SPONGE great variety; Twine linen and coon bottle
wax; corkscrews corks of every description.
Blstering tissue; Seidtz's powders. '" .sS
EXTRACT of cammomile aconite Quassia rhubarb nops
and vaena; iodine iron; phosphate lime; pure coo
liver o chord zinc; mortars, wedgewood and procean
trusses; syringes, glass and metal; thermometers.
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS Mace, nutmes mustard; powdered
cinnamon, cloves, alspiee and pepper
so Ct Coffee black chocolate, rice, farna
corn starch, raisins, crushed and grained sugar.
ROSE PINK paris chrome green prussan blue, g
Ique, ultra marine, emery, smals, sand paper.
Bird Seeds fish bone &c.
Emmerson's hair restorative; Katharon; Phaons nvgo-
Trcopherous; hair onc hair dyes, oils perumery,
fancy soaps, &c. ...-
DARLEYS Heave Remedy, fresh supply, at
- June 1853. fs' SwIFT's
OOLBS Superior Rhubarb Root, for sale at
~ June 1853. Sw1TT's
TT Sc ZINC PAINT!!I will go further than white lea
u and is now as cheap, at SwIFT's
NURKEE'S Baking Powder Corn Starch, Extract Coffee
- fresh supply, just reeeiVedby |. SWIFT.
II ARRISON'S Hair OIL Dye, Philocome Hair Beauti-
II fer, Cologne &C. For sale at SW1FT'S.
MINERAL PAINT = Olive, Drab and Chocolate colors
oeif ty colors. Aug '53. l. SWIFT agent
NOFFEE DRINKERS find Extract and Essence ofcoHee
" August 1853. at SwFTs.