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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

AN OHroAN IN AusrRAL1A.-James Campbell,
who went from Guernsey county to California,
thence-when the gold fever broke QUITO Aus
tralia has written home to his friends, under date
of August last:
ss Sidney is full of gold / have seen it drawn
through the streets in cart oads-some of the lar
gest Jumps ever saw-!umps weighing from 80
to so pounds. In fact, I have seen some pieces
as large as your boot. These statements you may
rely on as strictly correct. The common report
or news from the mines is, that the miners gen.
orally make from two to ten hundred dollars per
day, and many of them much more. The deposit
of gold is very extensive; it has now been traced
one thousand miles, :und no doubt reaches much
further" a:as,,-ssT -s .~stT'z.
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Agricultural A Notice.

Persons intending compete for The Premiums WooL
the Board Of Government of Portage County Agr
Society," year, compliance with
regulation of said Board required to forward their
and places of residence the ecretrry Society,"
HARRs Treasurer (Col. WILLIAM FRAzER before the
1lth day of June next.
Tho Committee appointed to award premiums on WOOL
will Immediately after the time above specified, call upon
each competitors whose has been entered agreeaby
the foregoing requirement. at his residence for the purpose Of
attending to the duties of their appointment.
WILLIAM GOODMAN, President.
Ravenna, May %, 1853. 2w412
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s.cnerai Haynau's Corpse.

n most extraordinary account has reached US in
. private letter from Vienna. to a high parsonage
here. and has been the talk Of our saloons for the
lastfew days. It appears that the circumstance
OF he death Of General HaYnau presented phe-
nomenon of the most awful kind on record. For
many days after death, the warmth of life yet lin
zered in the right arm and left leg of the corpse.
sphish femaiaed limp and moist, even bleeding
slightiy when pricked. odelusion, notwithstan-
ding, eenid be maintained as to the reality of
death, for the other parts Of the body were COM
pletely nonG6ed, and interment became necessa-
y befsrs the two limbs above mentioned had be-
come stiF q cold. The writer of the letter men,
tisns that dis strange circumstance has produced
the greatest awe in the minds of those who wit
nessed il, md that the Emperor had been so inn
pressed with It that his physician had forbidden
the subject to be alluded to in his presence
Rsris Correspondent Of TIE Atlas.
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For the Spring Tradc.


GROCERIES PROVISIONS WHOLESALE RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention of MGR
,SsZ n hs s S RsRg Rg snd the
hand, and which additions daily made Our
prsss thing usually KEEP. in Grocery and P1Ov'ion Is
house in the county Being working ourselves defy
Feeling grateful to our friends for their liberal
extended to them that offer them greater
inducements this season, than before. -.
The following comprises portion of our stock r
c o F F E .-s.r-ss -.s-. -. l-+l- b.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
SUGAR, MoLA sEs AND sYRUP.
N. o. and p K. Sugar; Granulatsd do; Powdered do
Crushed do B. and Coffee do Double refined Loaf sugar
New orlcaus Moasses cardenas do; Green syru
SPICES.
Cloves; Nutn,egs Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard; Can do
Pspper Saucc Cassn; Pepper Spice
UITS.
Boxes and Drums Figs; Almonds; Brazil Nuts; Fberts
English Wanuts; Pea Nnts Cocoa Nuts Liquorce; olive
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; Imperal Old Hyson; Black;
Goldfish; Maenere whteash; Trout pic,zere,, NO. anJ
ToBAc GOES.
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendsh; Baltimore spun
mofn sasS
half spanish and common Cigars Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
Fancy Shaving Soaps Bar do. do; Burwels chem. wash
do, No. Washing de Adamantne do; White bar do: Star
- o I L. --'
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
SUND DRIES ..zs--
cords; Painted Pa Tubs British Lustre Copperas;
Alum; Chalk Rosin; Tar Madder; Candldwiek Wrapping
twne; Cordage Indigo; Pickles Sardines; Tapoca Mac
caroni Rice four Baskets Whip Lashes Cream Tartar;
Flour Sulphur; otar saltpetre; Batting Spruce Gum;
Backine; Glassware Stoneware; Paper Ink; Brooms
Matches Powder Candies; saleratus Starch; English split
Pea Usage Orange Seed for Hedges Toys Wallets snun
Boxes Steel Pens Lead Pencils States; Slate Pencs Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c. hT
ovIsIoNs.
Flour Buekwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans Dried Beef Lard; Hams; Shoulders Pork; Fish;
Butter Turnps; Peas Corned Beef Cheese Rice Crackers
Pickles; onons Beets; Tongues Maple Molasses do. Su-
gar: Honey, &C..
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout the
and solicit examination from disposed to
purchase.
N B-Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce, taken
in exchange for Good at rates which will be satisfactory
H. w. SMITH & CO.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853.
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CvBA AND THE SLAVE TRADE-QuREN CHRIS
r1sA.-The latest intelligence from Cuba con-
firms the continued and increasing prosperity of
the African slave trade with that island, notwith-
standing the warlke attitude lately assumed by
the British preventive squadron. 1t is under
stood, however, that her Britannia Majesty's gov
ernment have been induced to slacken their vigi-s
lance upon promises of reformation, lately made
by the Spanish cabinent. If this be so, and it
probably is SO, John Bull has been humbugged by
the faithful agents of the Queen Maria Christina.
She can afford to pay something to maintain her
queenly prerogative; and her consequent influence
in regard to the future destiny of Cuba may be
m ensured in the exact proportion of her personal
interests in the maintenance of the slave trade.
Does Mr.. Soule take this view of the subject
Perhaps !-Neao York Herald.
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1858.
, Wholesale and Retail.
A SPLENDID, ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

Just received al The Eagle Clothing iStore.
THE Subscriber has just received his SPRING and SUMNER
stock of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
which is decidedly the most extensive and complete o
mense stocks recently into town by other establish
STYLE and variety of Mems and clothing and
goods all Of which bought extremely low figures and
which he intends shall be sold prices successfully
compel, with any establishment the Western Reserve.
The public respectfully invited to call at his Sore in
Le's Block nearly opposite the Prentss House, and
anime his goods whether they wish to purchase not.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage already extended
him. and he is confident that the quality and price of his
goods sufficient to warrant continuance Of the
RavenDa, A pri 20, 1853. CHAS. GREENFIELDER.4
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INCREASE OF REvENUE.--The revenue receipts
from Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New Orleans for the month of March, were
sand dollars; total, for two months, ten millions
one hundred and fifty-eght thousand dollars, max
ing n increase, from the year 1852. of t,vo mill
ions four hundred and ninety thousand doars (which
is at the rate of thrty-three per cent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

TieHr MoHEY YMARKEr.-What better reason
can be offered for stringency in the money market
than the fact that over nineteen millions of dol.
lsss are locked up in the Sub Treasures. The
New York Express says: sfn New York, Boston
and PhiIsdelphia over fourteen millions of dollars
are locked up in iron safes. - Cleue. Herald.
The country wasn't distressed in that way
when your Galphin party were in power, for then
your officials, from the Secretary of the Treasury
down. were al the time loaning out the funds to
Wsllstreet and other brokers, and otherwise spec
ulsting upon them, so that it couldn't at any time
very properly have been said afourteen millions
Of dollars are locked 4p in iron safes Gin. Eng
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

ROPOSALS will be received until the Goth of June
for the graduation and of the Franklin and War
Railroad extending from point the State Linz
Ohio the county ofTrumbu, to Ashland Ashland
ty, Ohio: q distance of about 1G6 miles.
lire will ready examination June 18Th. For
apply Engineers Office Frankln Portage Co..
Ohio. --.-z
remaining the road extending from Ashland
TO Dayton or Marysvile will be ready in short time.
M. KENT, Pres dent F. d w. r. r.
sAM'L H. KNEASS, Chief Engineer.
Franklin, May 19, 1853. a.. 4w-4l2
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINERES,

II SoMERV1LLE is receiving. from New York .
a assortment of Ready Made Clothing, can't be
n any way have mind take esab
Portage, at very small profits for or ready paw can
warrant my clothing. f~'' : ~
Also good assorme mt of Cloths cassimeres and yesHgs
plain and fancy patterns which be will sell or make
order in style osui the customers
and at rates that can't fan suit their pockets The best
workmen only will be employed. f- 7|--5
Also every article of Furnishing Goods in line.
Shirts collars half hose under Shirts eavats neck
ties hsrdkerehefs &C., &c, An kindsproduee AIKEN, but
must be paid down, sell to better advantage and
buy cheaper deal All Kinds attended
to and got in A. STYLE Cutting done short notice.
"A good article of Tailor's Trimmings kept hand. Gua
Pereha "a prime articIe) Jeans Linen Tape and
He will be found 3doors of Le's Block nearly
site the Bank, in Prentiss' new Block. . ~ f'-a
Ravenna, April Goth, 1853. .aasla 3nsH
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MRS. C. RICHARDSON, would respectively inform the
M Ladies' Ravenna and vicinity that she has opened
shop for Millinery and and has just receiyed
direct from New York. all the fashions for Dresses Mf
as, and Chdren's clothing, with splendid assortment Of
Bonnets French Lace Belgrade Excelsior also shirred
Silk Hats; variety Ribbons; long und short Mitts
Gioves French collars; Under seeves chemsetts with
other Goods mention. She will sell
low be purchased elsewhere, of the quality.
Cutting and fitting done short notice. Dress makers
supplied Patterns Ladies' please call and examine for
yourselves. n. --- .-5I-.. -.---... ,-.t..-a-
Shop at residence Main St. from Judge DAYS
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=
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MEx1co.-By ad-
vices from. the city Mexico to the Sd inst, we
learn Santa Anna has created Procurader Gen
eral, with sal ary of $4,000. and with the honor
and d ecoratons of the Supreme Court of Justice.
He is to be the presiding Judge over all cases Of
Ap peals. He has also created Council of State
loftwenty-one members, to be distributed into five
sectio ns corresponding to the departments of the
government. The Bishop of Michoacan is the
President of the Council. Santa Anna is paying
particular attention to the army, and promises to
protect the interior from the Indians and the rob-
bers. sfsess
Santa Anna has taken one very significant step,
and that is to strip of all honors and employ the
military persons, who, during the invasion from
the United States, offered themselves up as :svol-
untary prisoners" that is submitted themselves
to the North American Jurisdiction, proprio motu.
The act of Gov. Lane, of New Mexico, in at
tempting to occupy the valley of the Mesilla, con-
tinued to keep up a lively sensation2in in Mexico
The government was making extraordinary efforts
to sustain Gov Trias in his efforts to protect the
The news is confirmed that Santa Anna has
recognised and confirmed the treaty of neutrality,
as to Tehauntepec, just as Gen. Lambardni nego-
ciated. sse,ssszsssss5 s.zs. zgssszsss
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FTTR.NTTTTR.E.

A NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOM, just opened, one
N of Halls Book Sore Main Street, where
may kinds of Cabinet Ware low prices and
assortment of Collins OF various sizes.
ALsoThe largest BEST and cheapest assortment of plain
fancy offered in this consisting part
of every variety of boom from to 1s dollars sett
Rocking nursery and office chairs and variety of wood
bottoms All of which will be sold at Cevc
prices. also choice lot of Looking Glasses which
l can sell a little below Rayenna prices.
April 25th, 1853. 4w408 T. G. PHILLIPS.
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NEW R00KSI NEW BOOKS!

JEwETs Lectures With Ss WashnaoH
aISs nee raies, III sor Of the Anti Liquor Law; The
Maine Law bS Citizen Maine White Slavery in the Bar
Sary staest oy Beecher stowe Wide Wide World; Life
etmrs Peep Day; Line Line, BY Author Of Peep
ere Little There Little Precept upon Pre-
OF LAY yGy and Lowy; Lady the Lake. (embeshed Old
sd Of Napoeon by Headly; Walter Coltons Books T.
Aurthurs Select Tales beautifully bound choice stock
Of beautifully bound Bibles and Testamens &c. Also Sta
onery Blank Books &C., in every variety and
Rayenna, April a. 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

M M EDWARDS of Cincinnati the eloquent and able advo
of the Of Temperance, will address the friends of
Temperance and the public generally the Methodist Church,
Friday Evening, May 2h. He will discuss thoroughly the
principles of the Maine Liquor Law The ladies and gentle
men the place arerespecully invited attend Come
one come ALI 4ts C, HARMON. Vice President.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

CINCINNATI, May 2o.-The Rev. Dr. Tomln-
son, Methodiet minister, of high standing, COM
mitted suicide, at Neville Ohio, on Saturday night
last. The act was evidently premedtated, and
seems to have been caused by a.general depres-
sion of spirits, tending to insanity.
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A Splendid Lot Of Clothing.

Joseph eorn m S~s Building, opposite the Court House
receiving the largest and best selected assortment
Clothing ever offered in this county consisting of Coats
quality which he is determined to sell prices which
fail to snit purchasers. - - 80 1s%s
Ravenna, April H. 1853. ri r.'Ff 10 -r 4e6
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

THIS Lnment has given such universal satisfaction to the
public its triumphant in the of pran burns
old broken breast rheumatsm piles and pains in
Of the body has driven the other Lniments out of
the market wherever known And the good tbs conan
~ performing in the of poll evil, srains founder,
scratches cracked heeland all like diseases Horses, makes
1t the best Lniment NOW in
For sale by l. SWIFT.
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Warren COItOm,s Estate

Warren COltOm's Estate.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has been
pointed and quali ed Administrator the estate
Warren Colton late of Rootsown Portage county, Ohio
Dated at Rootstown, this May D. 1853
9w4l2. -. =. OTIS REED.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

In Atwater the 21s ins Of Scarlet Fever CHARLES W.
only child of Benjamin F. and Emene c. Pitman, aged 10
months. N-5s- sl=-
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HatcIn. ON MAIN Street,

Hatch, Oh Main Street,
HAS received his spring supply of paints, oils
IL dye stus and is prepared supply pure dry
ead lead ground in OIL spirits turpentne nssed OIL brushes,
to painters builders the right kind of The
sick and afflicted find at his store all the choice kinds Of
medicines usually called for. Doctors supplied usual at
very low rates for cash, that being the motto h412
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. iii. TUBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his Rooms as follows:
RAvENNA Prnss House, Wednesday and Thursday 9th and
9th June y
AKRON Cobbs Exchange, Monday afternoon and Tuesday
9th and 7th June.
Wedde House, Thursday and Friday, 10Th
Goth May. ... .-
Kidneys Spleen, Infammations, Rheumatism Asthma
Shoness difficulty breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness or Nervous disabilities, Restessness Loss
Appetite Constipation. Derangement Of the Bilious
cases. are invited to call.
No CHARGE FOR yos eDr T., neither bleeds
bsers is he Homapahist he never uses Mercury, Ar
senic Anmony any other mineral medical agent is
he Thompsonian he gives emecs His the
of diseases differs from all Others that have been adoped
but not more than his system of treatment He does not
make sick to make WELL tear down to build up nor
aay irritation, by patching with anodynes
Material Aid for Dispepfics.,
The attention of persons laborng with indigestion IS
invited to testimonials given the present month"; Theses with
Of similar already published and hundreds
to whom permitted to refer verbally residing in nearly
town Reserve beyond question the supe
riOry OF remedies employed for that disease
CASE 1st. Mrs. Laura Shultick, Hampden township, Gear-
county, disease first manifested by pain IN the stomach
succeeded by capreious Appetite Indigestion acid ten
derness and weakness or goneness stomach
extremetes pain through chest back and shoulders heay
and fdness ofhead with great debility For nearly two
had sufficient strength to sit during the entire day.
Four different physicians had treated the perservngy
With very little strength and less hope of success, patient
commenced of remedies which were continued
until eacted For six months has taken 10 med
stomach better condition than now
Entire cost of treatment analy ticaily S7,15.
CASE 2d. David Smith, Leroy, Lake county, suffered from
vomiting distress of stomach with ths varied
symptoms usually accompanying Intellectual attempts to
eve had been made by practitioners reguar' and iregu-
ment removed disease entirely Now appetite and digestion
are good. Reports himself weH man. .-....-..
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TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
LARGE supply just received Eagle Clothing Store,
and for sale cheaper than they be bought elsewhere in
the county. Call and see them. -- -Hl.' /.
April e0. 1853. CHAS. GREENFIELpER.
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Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified administrator 6onis nom on
he Esfate Of Franklin Smith, deceased.
Hiram, May 90, 1853. s3-412 WILLIAMw. STEVENS
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Medical Notice.

GREAT OPENING FOR PHYSICIAN.
THE undersigned offers his residence and practice for
His residence with office attached is eligbly sit
uated Main street, but few rods of tire Depot
and good location for Physician, for other bus
iness For good the present opportunity
and the undersigned asks the of the profession,
other business to his Offer is determined sell,
and that will be bargain the buyer The build
ings in good ORDER portion entirely and altogether
the premises such be attractive to purchases
Also: lumber wagon; single horse wagon; saky; ]
plough; drag; wind mill; household furniture, bureau,
Clocks stoves, Terms good security; pos
session given Immediately.
N. BAH persons having unsettled accounts will please
call and settle Immediately. J. d. WELLMAN, NJ. d.
Ravenna, May 18th, 1853 All
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DONNETS-Ladies in Ola fashionable bonnet, find
ID splendid stock select at the sture of H. L. DAY.
Also: beautiful assortment of bonnet ribbons, nings flow
rouches tabs straw brad straw gimp, and tasses aso
bonnet silks of every shade and color.
Musln and cambria edgngs and nsertngs; wrought col
lars from shilling to four doars muslin chemisetts do
cuffs; mourning COLLARS &C., for sale at
Ravenna, May 17th 1853. H. L. DAYS.
RLACK sILKs-Now opening at H. l. DAYS salamander
Sore large stock Of black silks, which will be offered
unusually low prices. Aso splendid of black
lace edgngs for yisees and cape cheap; aso great
variety of dress trimmings, dress buttons, &c.
Ravenna, Nav 18th, 1853.
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Notice i'm Insolvency.
Notice i'm Insolvency.

THE Creditors of oson Peasc applicant for relief
the for the relief of nsolveEt Debtors will take
that copies of his schedules and inventories, will
placed upon the files of the Court of Common Pleas in the
county Portage the first day of the nextterm ofsad
Il ANDREW JACKSON, Commissioner Of Inselvcnts.
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LAST BIT NOT LEAST!

Great Arriualof NeaD Goods on the Square, May 49,
THE UNDERSIGNED happy to inform his friends and custo
and the public that he is receiving of the
best we'll as the largest stock of
Fancy and staple dry goods ready made
goods, carpctings, ats. umbrellas, carpet bags
glores, Hosiery &c., &c.
Ever offered in this Market all of which bot within tn
last weeks since the and will be sold
accordingly He regrets that he has not better to dis
play his goods but trusts his customers will bear in mind that
ago he had the satisfaction Of having of the best
store Northern Ohio which in few short hours
laid waste by fre but Providence permitting he hopes to
to place, but convenience to them well
himself. H. L. DAY,
Ravenna May 10, 1853
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CILK VIsEfTS-A large assortment of black and fancy
coIored silk vsettes and mantllas just opened at
o. Is : II n,,rse
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING!

GEORGE W. STOUFFER, having taken the shop recently
VI occupied by Joseph Acon is prepared to execute all
work in his line the shortest notice. and he trusts to the
entire satisfaction of his He will keep hand
good assortment Cloths Cassmeres and Vesngs which
he will sell cheap other establishments in the place.
A share of patronage is respectfully solicited
Shop in Swfts building, opposite the Court House.
Ravenna, April lS, 1883 s-i-.'.7s.s2- -
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n-pO9SONUNGr,

Thousands parents who Vermuge composed of
tor OIL Caomel not that while they appear
benefit the patient they actually laying the foundations
series of Diseases such salvation loss of sight, weakness
of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement of Ho-
bensacks Medicines which ask the attention of all di-
reet interested to their well as their chdrens health
In Liver complaints and all other those
of bilious type should make of the only genuine med
icine. Hobensaek's Liver Pills.
I7BE DEcEIvEp," but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Pills. and that each has the signature
he proprietor, j. N Hobensac else genuine.
M> DR.. TU BBS will be atthe Prentiss House Wednes-
day nd Tlursday. haud1tt af Iuna :
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IINDER SLEEVES AND DCHEMiSkrfEo--rioWi,.s u,,uer
sleeves, patterns chemisettes, muslin collars and
bands fine assortment at l. DAVIS.
GRAPE SHAwLSWhite and fancy coors just received at
I L DAVIS.
IOLACK SILK SHANLS-A superior article of black silk
u sbawls lust opened at H l. DAYS.
JANCY SILKS-The best assortment Of fancy silks ever
r. shown in this mari rkct, at L DAYS
r ACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERY-a5 pieces lace and lam
IL boured muslin and wrought for curtains at DAYS.
TRANSPARENT sHADEs-1oo pairs painted window
shades, 90 pair, entire pat
terms. and they are going fast, ut H DAYS.
Notice i'm Insolvency.
THE Creditors of Abel Edict applicant for relief under
tn. for the relief of nsolvent Debtors. notice
that copies schedules and will be placed upon
the Court Common Pleas in the county of Pof
tage, the first day Of the next term of said Court
II ANDREW JACKSON, Commissioner Of Insolvents.