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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17

a
ofte body, Take the CHERRY PEcToR going
bed and o.s wrap up warm to sweat during the night
according to on the bote and the difficulty WIN
they be readily cured. Persons afflicted
with seated cough which breaks them Of their night
may sure of sound unbroken sleep and
reshng rest Great relief from suffering, and ultimate
afforded to thousands who thus afflicted, by this
From its agreer5e in these find themselves
unwilling forego its when the necessity for ceased
-'- :" FAYETTrv1IIE Tenn, April 10th, 1851.
Strive have given your CHERRY PICTORIAL exteHsive
we have for curing affections of the respitOry
DRs. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
To Singers Public Speakers this remedy is invaluable
by its action the throat lungs when taken in small
deully increases the power and dexiby Of the voice
Asthma generally much relieved, and often wholly
yield entirely medicine CnERRY PEcro-
RAJ will cure them if they can be cured.
lungs may cured by taking CHERRY small
and frequent doses The uncomfortable oppression is
relieved.
Rev Doct. Lansing, of Brooklyn, New York, states:
and Bronchitis as lead to beevet can rarely fail to cure
those Diseases ~
For Group, give an emec anmony to be followed by
large and frequent doses Of the Cherry Pecora until Il sub
WhooPng Cough be broken and soon cured by the
7Se fnaeSza speedily removed by this remedy. Numer
instances have be IN noticed where whole families were
bors without the Cherry Pectora, suffering from tho
Doct J. C. Aver SALEM, Ohio llth June 1ss3
write to inform you Of the truly remarkable effect OF your
|
completely cured in three days dread
full Whooping Cough by taking it. Dr. Means, OF
best physicians freely states that he considers the best
remedy have for Diseases and that he has cured
of Group with than any other medicine he
administered.
clergyman of the Baptist says during
of Influenza here this has from
medicine he could scnrcely have believe without seeing
Yours respectfully, J. D. SINCLAIR, Dept. p. NJ.
From the Professor Of Chemisy and Matsrta
JMcdicd, BoDd0in Collage.
have found Cherry Pecora It's ingredients show
cold and coughs and pulmonary dis
| eases. PARKER CLEVELAND, N. ID.
Brunswick, Me-, Feb. 5, 1s47
DIR. Valentine Mott,
The deIy Professor of Medical
! College, NeaO York City, says:
pleasure to.cery value and efficacy Of
Pectora which 1consider peculiarly adap-
ted to cure diseases of the thFoaGand lungs"
of severe diseases the Lungs have been effected
by Cherry warrant
that remedy length been found depend
ed to the Coughs Colds and Consumption which
from our midst thousands indeed med.
icne to which the afflicted look with confidence for relief
and should not fail to avail themselves oft.
| Practical Chemist, LOWELL, Mass.
For sale by ISAAC SWIFT Ravenna Dr. Isaac Coles Pal
myra; Day Mann DeeEaeld; J. spTague Garrstisve;
J. Gone, Franklin Mills; J. Campbell Newton Falls; and
! by Druggstsgenerally.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17

*For corporation purposes.
his Deputy ill attend in the several town
the usual places of holding elections, for the
purpose receiving taxes nine O'Clock, A NJ four
O'Clock, P. M, the folowing days. to wit:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17

LEAD PIPE AND CISTERN PUMPS
OF the quality cheaper than heretofore
" sold in this County, by Z. T. RIcHAKDseu,'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17

II EEP COOI-Fine assortment of fans at
IN B. LITTLE.
SPECTACES, Watches and Jewery, for sale atey figures
~ by b. Little.
NEW BoOKSVoices from the silent land or, leaves of
~ consolation for the afflicted Compiled by Mrs. Dwight
Williams. Price $500. Just published and for sale by
June j, 1852. .B.LrTTLK.
MUSICAL RUMENTS-A new supply of Accordeons,
NJ Flutes, Volns Flageets, and Flies, superior quality,
| ust received and for salo cheap, by b. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17
JAarrlf0.

On the 18th ins by Jackson Esq., the Ravenna
House, Mr.. HUGH LORD, of Cleveland, and Miss ELIZA
BETH ROBB, of Deerfeld.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS,
DOCT. HI. TUBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance his rooms s follows:
RavennaPrentss House, Monday afternoon and Tuesday
AEron~Cobbs Exchange, Saturday, Goth of August.
Cleveland-Amercan House, "Wednesday and Thursday,
Sd and 4th of August.
WarreE-Cinton House, Friday, Goth of August.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the LIVER Lungs
Kidneys or Spleen mfammations, Rheumatism, Asthma
of Breath difficulty fbreathng Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities Restessness, Loss of
appette, Constipation Derangement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections; Gravel White Swelngs, any long standing dis
eases, are invited to call
No CHARGE DIR. t. neither beeds
blisters he Homapafs he Mercury Ar
Antimony, other mineral medical
he Thompsonan neither gives His
diseases differs from all others that have been adopted
than his of treatment. He does
sick make WE'LL tear down to build again,
inlay irritaton by patching with anodynes
We public against imposters who in several
counties endeavorng reap popularity
of remedies by pretending to administer the They
utterly incapable of celebrating of med
cines, they are of earning reputable practice.
THE SICK ARE INVITED TO CALL.
WOOSTER, Ohio, June, 1853.
H. TUBBs-Dear sir: In justice cannot refrain
expressing gratitude and the time will offer some-
thing of my experience, hoping fpubshe it muy prove
abored under combination ofdseases and suffered to
extentha rendered life burthen The best physicians
of the country were emPloyed but all IN te! nener
relief In the fall le49 my nervous
system perfectly prostrated by course OF TYPHOID ever.
From that time my lungs weak causing much Difficulty
breathing, cough and expectontion also suffered eX
back to the shoulders but still more from violent
heart ndcribabe ringing, dying feeling which
of the heart would terminate by rush of blood to the head
producing fearful sensaton bordering upon deirlu ana
reo9ent Vomiting added to my actfons Strength
much reduced was obliged to keep my bed greater
recovery, thinking sinking with consumption In the
summer when my disease its darkest form,
en- of no other medicines snce and happy
my health good has disappeared under
household affairs morning until evening with no
venience whatever. Yours truly,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17
nFPOISONING.Hl

GkFPOISONING.k1
Thousands of parents who Vermifuge composed of Cas-
OIL Calome &C., not that while they to
benefit the patient they actually laying the foundations for
sees Of Diseases such salvation loss of sight, weakness
of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement of Ho
bensack Medicines which the attention of all d
recty interested their well their ldrens health
In Liver complaints and all other from those
of bilious should make of the only genuine med
icine, HObensacks Liver Pills.
BE DEcEIyED,'' but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Pills. and observe that each has the signature
he propretor J. N. Hobensack, else genuine
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17
TREASIjRER'S NOTICE,

TN conformity with statute of Ohio prescribing the duties
of County Treasurers notice is hereby gven that the
of charged each hundred dollars valuation OF
taxable property within the county of Portage, for the year
1553 is as follows, to wit:
Cts.
State Tax General Revenue, 10
School and Library Fund, 81
's 's Payment of prin. and int. Pub Debt, 90
Total State Tax, 81
County Tax for General Revenue, Is
Poor Purposes, G3
6 {: Bridge Purposes, G5
Total County Tax, %
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DRUGS.
DRUGS.
IS, 1855

1tsSSO1 @W@ DNOSaSt
A LARGE and fresh assortment Of Drugs, Pants Oils,
N Dyes, Groceries, Brushes, &c.
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
Ravenna, june 1858. l. SWIFT.
600 sal soda 100 B putty in bladders 25 B kegs zinc
paint in oil; polishing putty for marble; bottles chloride
lines bronze, gold leaf &c.
SPONGE. great variety; Twine, linen and coon bottle
wax; corkscrews; cOrks ofevery description.
BIistering tissue; Seiditzs powders.
EXTRACT of cammomile acOnite quassia rubab, hops,
valenar syrup iodine iron; phosphate lime pure cod
liver oil; clorid wedgewood and procelan;
trusses syringes glass and metal; thermometers.
EXTRACTS, Mace, numegs, mustard; powdered
cinnamon, cloves, allspice and pepper
Coffee black tea, chocolate rice farina,
starch, rasns, crushed and grained sugar.
PINK, paris green, chrome green prusan blue, fig
blue, ultra marine, emery smalts, sand paper.
Bird seeds, fish bone, &c.
Emmerson's hair restorative; Kaharon Phalons invgo
Ticopherous; hair tonic hair dyes, oils, perumery
fancy soaps, &c.
1SO LBS suphurc acid; 1CO lbs: Muriatc acid; 100 lbs
1e)U solution tin; just reed at june SwIrT's
D pRUsHEs, general assortment can be found at
ID June 1853. SwTFT's
DARLEYS Heave Remedy, fresh supply, at
- June 1853. SwIFT's
% LBS. Superior Rhubarb Root, for sale at
eOU June 1853 SwIFT's.
BENCH PLANES.
GOOD assortment of extra quality for sale at Eastern
"A prices, at K I Richardson's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-17

NWITT has the fall style of Hats Throw away old
l. and something fashionable
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1853-10-22
Asia:is Cholera.

As our readers aware the A siat tic Cholera
is prevailing extensively not only in Europe. bat
III Cuba, we, therefore, for the benefit of our
friends in that island, subjoin the following
mode of treating the disease communicated to
the English press. by Mr. K. w. Lane, the we'll
known Eastern Traveller and Orientalst; and
would add that in lS4a We ourselves a very
violent case spl,Oaru completely cured by
the use OF precisely the same remedies-indccd
we believe that many OF our shipmasters for
years have used the treatment in such cases
ccssfulIy, generally, however, adding salt to the
other ingredients.
''Whllc residing in Cairo, in 1S4S, when the
cholera raging there, | was informed that
an EnglislnaA in small neghboring village
had effected ii speed and perfect cure in every
case of that disease which he had an opportunity
OF treating. The number of the 81,
and many OF them were very malignant; and
subsequently learnt that his mode of treatment
mad been pract.sed with equal success in Spain,
Constantn.oplc, and India, and never fol-
lowed by typhus or typhoid fever which proved
fatal in many cases when the cholera itself had
been subdued by other means. Upon applying
to him, l received the following directions,
which practscd in few cases which after
wards occurred i'll my house and elsewhere, and
with invariable success. If the patient have not
toinitttd the POISONOUS matter, which is char
actcristic OF the disease, and which resembles
rice water, give tablespoonful Of powdered
mustard i'll IL tumcr of cold water, an emetc.
Alter the vomiting (whcthcr produced by the
disease OF by the above mcans,) within few
| minutes give ii wine glass of brandy with ten
! grains OF powdered capsicWm Cayenne peppcr)
| stirred up in it. This generally produces al-
most immediate relief, and within AN hour rest,
pcrsplraton, and sleep. Iii a few cases it was
found necessary to give half dose of the brandy
and capsIcum after half an lonr more A
| second halt-'!ose was never required but should
1t be required, it ,nny be given. No other fluid
should be drunk before recovery TO accelerate
lconvalescencc, it has been suggested that 10
s'fol's or mixture OF spirit Gf aTmon1a and
snlphurc ether, III equal parts may be advan-
tageensly given three four times during the
following day. The above quantity of brandy
and capsiculn is for an adult patient suffering
half OF that quantity may suffice, | have
proved Ly experience" Chofiesfca Conrier
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1853-10-22
WATCHES AND .JEwELRY.

The subscriber has recently returned from the North
with decidedly very RICH and eilseeced stock OF
WATCHES AND JEW ELR1,
embracing all the LATEST styles and fashions. \
large lot of SIVE Err WARE; spoons, soup ladies, sugar
tones dining and desert forks, plain threaded, Jenny
Lind and Brunswick patterns: butter knives mugs salt
cream and mustard spoons. PLATED GOODS: tea
ccee chamber parlor candlesticks castors
sugar dish snuffers and trays. ladies' work boxes.
A full assortment ofMiLITARI GOODS: Claronetts.
fageetts flutes, ffcs accordeoas. funas, large and
small music boxes, some with piano accompaniment;
volins, very fine Italian surveyors compasses
chains: mathematical instruments eyeglasses, for
miners: very superior raZors and straps fine scissors
y large lot of POCKET x TABLE CUTLERY, some in
of 81 pieces poohct knives with spoons fork, hean,,
&c. large lot Of weN selected donbie-barrel gnns
pAsvsi---fn aS's good rs
sort1ent of os1 various other kinds pistols: orc
different kinds clocks; walking and various other
notions which would Ike to sell very low.
J. VI. EEASLEY.
Eay I9 1858. :5m
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4 office.

The subscriber having chan gcd his former business
will he found at the Store NORTHEAST Of
Market Square. recently occupied by Mr. Hugh Ora
ham. All persons indcl,cd 10 him earnestly =
quested to call on him promptly and settle
The Subscribers have formed Il Copartnership. under
the name and style of CLARK & WDODW ARD. for
the purpose Of carrying the Tailoring" Business. in
connection with III" sale Of Ready Made Clothing
Cloths, Ea~simercs. Ne>tings. DC.
Their stock selected with great care v one ct
the firm, il New ors, and is ready for
ton
D. CLARK.
4. j. WODDW ARD
a
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s7tsrPROpERTrx1 AT auv-r,,,N.

fnof<ieo being engaged in business in another
County, will offer for sale, at PUBLIC AUCTION. on
Saturday. the 22d inst, his valuable property Hay
Mount The property will be sold in more lots,
to suit purchasers as follows:
LOT No. 1, 126 feet front Hay Street or Morgan
ton Road and running back 325 feet, has Dwell
ling House 4 by 32a feet; first floor. and
second; with kitchen, smoke house, &c There is
growing this lot fine selection of fruit and
namenal trees and shrubs. \ first we'll of water
equal to any Hay-m
LOT No. 2. i'll of No. l, is 275 feet wide by
feet deep. 32 feet street the side of No.
will be sold with this Lot There is on this Lot good
Dwelling House at present occupied iy Mr. }. S. Dunn
81 by feet first floor and above. with
Kitchen smoke house, wash house bath house &c good
well of water with chain pump; variety of well select
choice fruit trees four arbors of Scuppcrnong
and stands of Isabella, Catawba and Malaga Grapes:
with a variety of ornamental trees shrubs. &c.
LOT No 3. in of No 2, has small house 20 by
feet with brick chimney This Lot is 205 feet wide
by 200 feet deep-a street, recoected. runs
through this Lotto which may be added, if desired 81
acres good Meadow land recently purchased of Hon T.
Strange.
\. NJ. CAMPBELL. Auctr.
Fayetteville, Oct. l, 1858. Gl-4t.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1853-10-22
The Lovers ueI.

The Par,s correspondent Of the Carrier Dcs
Etats MS, furnishes the following vivid pic
ture OF life in the gay French Capitol:
\ law student f; II in love with young lady.
who WAS artist OF some description, and vas
affa iced to her. He devoted himself with great
assid lltv to the completion of his studies that
he might obtain diploma which wonld make
hlin honorable in the estimation of the bctrothcd.
In one OF their conversations they got into
argument OH some abstrisc point of law, ethics,
or science and the discussion finaIIy became 50
warm that the high-splriteu lady, finding it im-
possible to conquer her anita gonst Iv the force
OF rcase'nIl'r< resorted to forciblc arrange
nent, and actually boxed her lovers ears Her
ilot temper soon cooled, and upon reflection she
was SO shocked at the outrage she had committed
that she insisted upon making some suitable
ltoncmcht Tor the objectionable insult. The
student, however, assured her that he was ready
to overlook the incident, K proceeded to kiss the
hand that had culcd hln. This only agcrava-
ted the difficulty in the estimation Of the chival-
rous young woman, and separated the lovers
wider than ever.
She declared she would never consent to marry
man who could receive such an insult as she
had been gnlty of inf:cting upon him, without
rescntng it OF demanding reparation. Finally
however the love which she gill retained for her
unfortunate friend suggested mode of effect
NJ an honorable healing of the breach. She
proposed that the matter should be settled by
a duel This being her ultiInatum he reluctant
ly consented. The prelimnarics were adjusted,
| seconds appointed, and the parties proceeded
in carriage together to the spot designed for
| the combat. The lady loaded both pistols her
| self the stand was taken, the word given, and
the shots exchanged. Both unharmed,
| the balls not having graZcd either Of their per-
SONS Wounded hoEor however, was duly
healed and the duests rush Ed into each others
arms full Of love which was just as good as new.
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tVOLUME XIV-NO. 764.

terprse; or else he could not have thought the
coal-feld valuable. Now, how came the Iro-
fessor to teach his classes the doctrine for
it seems that he held it prior to the visits OF
Professor Johnson Mr. Williams and others,
and indeed, prior to any important discoveries
(which have resulted from the sinking OF pits and
OF boring. Now, there is no doubt Prof. Nit
chcl came to the conclusion, that there is a
valuable deposit of coal in Moore and Chatham,
from the character of the formation, and that 1t
was formed on grounds independent of what the
psctt spade and augry had furnished or disclosed.
EBEN EZER EMMONS.
Davidson CO., Oct. 8. 1858.
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A We:d 10 the Ladies.

We confess felt Ettic-no; not little,
but very deeply mortified, on reading the fol-
lowing advertisement in Virginia newspaper:
"ScorcH SNrFF.--A very large stock of
above, put up expressly for North Carolina
trade and for sale at very low rates"
We felt mortified because the intmaton is
here made and, we fear, too trtithfuy that the
practice of beginning the soft, pouting, red
lips of the ladies, which nature seems to have
nauseous tobacco dust, is peculiarly prevalent
III North Carolina.-This is subject of reproacI
to the lovely fair ones of our State-a practice
in itself indecent, and unhealthy and one which
they should be ashamed to indulge n-The
Irish Will hardly ever get clear of the opprobium
cast upon them for their blunders-the Dutch
for bungling, or the ladies Of North Carolina
for the nasty practice of dipping snuff But we
hope the latter will make the effort and in the
course of years they may succeed JVarrcutlq,
Nens.
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e CON ID
FALL AID WINTER sTOCk FOR 1854,

STARR & WILLIAMS are now receiving their Sc
cond stock. for this season. of Staple and Fancy Iv
Goods; Hats, Caps Shoes Boots; Silk Satin and Straw
Bonnets; Umbrellas and Ready made Clothing: with
aarge assortment Of Hosiery Gloves Silk Cotton
Handkercliiets. =
The above stock embraces variety of Seasonable
Goods not enumerated. comprising of the largest
assortmcnts have offered; and having recently
been purchased by the package, at reduction the
prices of the first of the season. they will be offered to
wholesale buyers usual terms
J. 3. STARR.
Oct g. 1853. J. NJ. WILLIAMS =
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WATl HES. JEW ELEY

The Subscriber is now reeei ,i1sp 4, 4,1uaz
fectcd and r1veT Watches and Jcwclry
of the latest st. les; Silver & Plated Ware Gold. Silver
4 Steel Spectaclcs: Gold Pencils & Pens; Fine Pocket
and pen Knives; Fine Razors i Scissors; Mathematical
instruments; Surveyors Compasscs and Chains; DOu-
bic and single barrel Guns: Powder Flasks: Shot Belts
Gam" Bags; Percussion Caps; good assortment Of Pts
tolls; Walking Canes Ports Moneys Pocket & Dressing
Combs; Hair, Flesh Tooth and Lather Brushes: good
assortment Of Nons and Bows; Claronets: aseoets
Flutes tIies; Accorleons: large and small Music Boxes
Violin and Guitar Strings; Microscopes Spy Glasses
Ladies' Work Boxes Coral; Ell eht and One day Clocks
variety of Fancy Goods. &c &c
All Of which will be sold low
re- All kinds of " atches and Clocks cleaned and re-
paired. W. PRIOR
Sept ,, 1853 5S3m
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EDWIN GLOV Err,
Na1ch maker. and .JcXYCIcr.

Hay STREET, FAYETTEVILLE. \. c..
Has lust returnel from the North with il much larger
stock Goods in his line than before offered
h IN in this place. Among his stock may be found
WATCIlES OF all kinds and prices. from to SIS5;
Gold Chains. Seals and Keys; Breast Pins, EARRINGS
fine stock of Bracelets Gold Iockets Cuff Pins and
Buttons; Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles; Silver
Spoons. Butter Knives, Soup Ladies' and Cups Military
Goods: Clocks; Plated Ware and almost every article
usually kept in Store of this kind. which he will sell
cheap for cash short time those who pay when
their bills presented.
~ Watches Repaired, usual
= 3IT
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1853-10-22

j. y. SMITH, Chemist and Druggist,
- Es. Having removed to the Store northwest
KsalY corner Market Square. recently occupe}i by
Essasa l.. Shcmwtll. offers to his friends and
GdsaA the public generally large aad we'll select
ed stock of Drugs Chemicals, Paints. CLls
Dye Stuis Medicines and perflInerv consisting in part
OF the following Potash. white lead, Venetian red
Spanish brown. copperas, alm s:tpetre, sal soda, b
carp soda saleratus madder. indigo, sulphur. epson
salts yellow ochre, Rlahe's paint chrome yellow,
'er. chrome Sreen lrus. blue. chalk spice pepper,
nntines, cloves starch. ginger. loraX, yeast powders
essences mustard ogwood inks. soaps. grss
salad old window glass, putty varnishes GALL kinds,
insect tanners castor aud olive oil. alcohol. sllph
acid burning fnii camphene, paint v,rlish: tooth flesh
nail and WhiteWaSh brushes: yalvlnic batteries: sr"-
cal tooth and cupping in~trunents American French
and English chemicals. patent medicines &c. &c all of
which are OF first rate quality, and viii bc sold at "a
small advance cost.
Orders solicited from country Physicians merchants
and others who respectfully invited call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere as they
may depend procuring fresh and genuine articles
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction both in
quality and price. The subscriber hopes by strict
tention business merit share of the public pat
ronage.
s- Medical prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared. j. \. SMITH.
Oct 6, 1858 Northwest corner Market Square.
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$50 REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber about the lst OF June
i negro man by the name OF JERRY. lie is about six
feet high stout built and dark complicated. The said
negro Is supposed be lurking in the neghborhood o
Iran Burrou chs on Deep River. viii give the above
reward for the said negro delivered at White
Hall, Bladcn County. ~
july 80. 1853. 'oj-1
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sALL AND WINTER, GOODS
CHE AP GO DDS,

am receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods
than have vet offered in Fayetteville. consisting of
Dry Goods Of every description Hats, Boots Shoes
Ready made Clothing, which viii he sold low any
goods in the State.
viii be glad have the ladies call and examine nv
stock. W. +. MOORE.
s. pit. L. 1853 If