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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-02
SncPiH'S Sale.


y virtue order of sale directed
of common pleas of Portage county, Ohio expose
to public veElue, Tuesday the eighth day of November
next at the house OfN Edon in Frankl between
Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'clock p M. of said day. the follow
ing goods and chass to witt One gray mare,
tach aIt at the salt of Oliver Crank Larop G.
Hiram W Pierce and Gideon Hurd. days will
be given, with good aid approved security.
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Shara,s Office Payauna Oct 1874
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REMOVAL.

V. HORR has removed to his and spacious store
directly opposite his old Locations ST miles north of the
city OF Ravenna where he has hand large stock of Fall
and Winter Goods He is receiving additional supplies by
Express and otherwise daily The old moto large sales and
small profits and price ALL will be sacredy adhered
He respectfully tenders his thanks his customers and
friends for the liberal patronage which he has received and
hopes to merit continuance of their favors All invited
to call.
Shalersville, Oct Gath, 1853.
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VAN be 1ouhu spledulu TaneJ
u Cassimeres,a at SoMERviLLE REDriELDs.
LIME Bfoadeoth, overcoating &c. at s. = =
Il SoME2viLLE & REDFIELD.
FEW patterns left beautiful Grenedn
~ We sti,irs at SoMGRViLLE q RsDF.E!D's.
RNIsHIN Goods of all kinds, ths ready pay, ehea
II ut SoMERVILLE 6S REDF .ELDs.
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CLOTHING.

IJAV,NT had time till to tell the people that our soG
of clot cd, and that continue 10
cfcve fresh New Goods every month .- -' ..oT
SoMERvILLE & REpFIELD.
--..- 3 Nearly opposite the Bank
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Wanted Immediately, 71
THREE FIRST RATE BOOT MAKERS, win find steady
employment at ART. BoU HE'S None others apply.
Ravenna, o., August 29, 1883. - - -s@F p 1895
nRlED APPLES WANTED&-Any quantity of dried ap-
~ pies and peaches wanted for whichwe will highest
market price In cheap new Goods. '
Oct. 3, 1853. IL t-..a--s C. & J. C. PRENT1ss,
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Paris Correspondence

We publish to-day the frs, OF series OF letters from
Paris which will be regularly continued IN our columns
and 10 which we invite the attention OF our readers II
is our purpose to allow correspondent an ample Tree
dom of discussion in regard to European politics. present
ing his speculaons. not always or necessarily I'M
bodying our own views, but Offering the conclusions
formed by an intelligent and able observer who is present
at the scene which he describes.
In this first letter will be found the best and ceares
condensed view we have OF the different opinions
entertained in France the principle on which tht
existing government rests and the various points OF view
from which its legitimacy is denied We have no doub
that these letters coming they do from the pen OF
very able and accomplished American writer, will con
tain matter OF much interest, and will repay an aen
tive perusal.
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The New Constitution for Delaware

The constitution, as now submitted to the people for
ratification rejection the second Tuesday OF October
next, contains provision affecting the colo'ed
population. A section, such that 10 which The press
has given currency, proposed and approved in com.
mee of The whole, bn, il afterwards elected by
the convention The published provision, too, respect
ing the judiciary OF the State, subsequently some
what modified, The new constitution vests The judicial
power Of the Stale in five judges. 10 be elected for ten
years by the people. and eligible election Of
whom is the chancellor and another chief Justice Each
Of The thee counties of which The State is composed
elects its resident judge and he will reside in The county
for which he is elected The chf justice and chanct!
Tor may be elected from any part OF The Stale The sal
AIRY of the chief justice is TO be 4 500 and OF the chan
cellor and other judges 1920 asat 81
The general assembly has undergone some change.
The house of representatives is TO consist OF twenty nine
instead OF twenty one members, heretofore twelve
from Newcastle county, eight from Kent and nine from
Sussex Hitherto they have each been represented by
seven members. The senate consists OF four iIom each
county The meetings OF the general assembly are to be
biennial and limited TO five weeks
new section provides that corporate body shall be
hereafter created with banking privileges unless three
months notice OF the application has been given in each
of the three counties the general assembly here
after contract any debt, except for money borrowed 10
tefray the expenses OF the government The credit OF
the State not in any 10 be given loaned to
in aid OF any Individual association, corporation;
is the general assembly permitted in any mode to involve
the Stale in The construction OF works OF internal i'm
provemen, or in any enterprise which shall involve the
faith credit of the State make any appropriation or
such purposes The general assembly is permitted
grant any divorce; and all future lottery grants pro-
kibited. The existing grant, from which the State de-
nves annual revenue OF $40 600, Will expire in 1862
The officers 10 be elected by the people; life ten
ures in office abolished and prepayment Of tax and
property qualifications longer necessary 10 The
holding OF Office.
These the principal amendments TO the old consi-
tuition The subject Of slavery, and the condition Of the
free people OF color, are left untouched.
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ed by any nation. What incaculable benefits would
the United States reap from unrestricted commerce
with an empire ssming in wealth What mar
ket for the products OF American skill and industry might
be found among the redundant population OF China
The surplus production OF agricultural labor would
be especially acceptable 10 people who reap scaniy
and psecarious subsistence from an overcfowded soil
II the ports OF China thrown open TO the
CONNIE &c OF The world no other nation could compete
with the United States for the prize England, only
rival held poor esteem by the Chinese since the com
pulsory introduction OF the opium trade and the reue.
tant treaty OF 1912. coeced by the OF Sir Hugh
Cough. The United States, on The contrary, have
joyed the uniform confidence and friendship OF the Chi
since the skul diplomacy OF Caleb Cushing nego.
liaed the advantageous treaty Of ls4l. But this
sdealion asle the United States have in their gee
graphical position, advantage against which nation
contend in the competition Tor the of the
Chinese empire
PROFESSIONALLY lbe present crisis in the fate Of China is
the moot proptous moment for the overthrow OF that
obsolete system of exclusion which long shut on,
foreign nations from all commerce with lis people The
opinion is expressed by competent authority, that " IL
England, France, and America TO tender TO the
Tegnng monarch assistance enough to his throne
he would bring his country into the great family o.
nations"
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The Commissioner of Patents.

We are gralifed 10 learn that Hon. Charles Mason OF
Iowa. lately appointed Commissioner Of Patents, has ar,
rived in Washington with the intention OF al once as
Stunning his official duties.
Judge Masons high character for probity talent, and
requirement in physical science, added TO his legal KNOW
edge and judicial experience warrant The opinion that
in his hands The important duties OF the Patent Office will
be discharged with eminent ability and success. He is a
graduate Of the Military Academy at West Point, and
thus addition TO his various discipline in the pursuits
OF civil life he has avaed himself OF the excellent Sc
eDtifc training of that rslution We regard his ap-
poin,ment as matter OF public congTatulation.
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and Ohio yasoad Baltimore 10 wAesis and
aeetias tia Iasxs, o"a l1"< steamers % s
Union lneo OHIO, aud the stages to Zanes0We, Se
cuIs line being thoroughly completed the late
1uing OF The great Tree Tunnel and the road being In
The OF uayeIiers confidently
and low ss Inc sccneiy upon
stupeDdous and auaeuse character
Baltimore daily y p. and
dfoey through Wheeling (eD mles in 10 ~ hours in
eudiug ali stoppages arriving there at OF day OF
Baltimore lay lodging
IA s aud proceed thence TO Wheeling in the
morning a.,
daily meeting the nom Baltimore al the Wash
Junction known the Relay House nine miles from
Baltimore.
Al unrvaied OF The Union line,
which for this route, daily
down the Ohio 10 Gin
cnna Louisville where the for Nashville, Ac, or
New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further =,
Columbus who prefer the land Gin
cnna parts OHIO and the West also proceed d
Ohio Companys excellent coaches
National road TO Lanesve &c and thence
by railroad
agreeable there being
regular speedy connection al Whesng to and from those
places ~
Baggage through from Washington Wheeling and
no cha transfer Of passengers o. baggage
with right 10 lie anywhere TIE
oute Washington Wheeling, 80 So 10 Cincinnai Sl
10 Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets TO Parsons agent, the railroad station
Washington and of the other agents Of the company.
WM. Parker,
May ll--dG General superintendent
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


nfMr. HxsNr LGwIs Of Montgomery, Aapams Is our gen
eraI agent the States Of Alabama and
sisted by g. LxwIs, JAsss O. LEWIS, and rAAuN' ~
M Nj O. w JAMS CncinnA, Ohio, our genera travelling
agent for States assisted by JOHN T. DENT, ~ =
TuonAs o. DyER, NJ l.. WsEaAs, ISAAC BARTLETT H. u
Cooks A. l.. CaILps, and L.. II. BKowrKLi- .
au.rL H. JANIS No. Tenth street, Phiisde
oha ia our general travelling agent, assisted BY WA H. Wstp
Iaus CoLuKs JAass DEKHisa, HAaarT Jos Bufros, '1o
BpTrsn NJ BoDIsE, Edmund W. Willy, "iLIiAh ~
W1rsnaAs, and GEonaE T. McIKop.
n.-Reeepp nom either OF above will be good.
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GREAT BAHGAINs-Jusi received from the New York auc-
VI tons
Is iounced twisted silk dresses
20 do organdie dresses
40 graduated beregs robes
400 yards figured twisted silks
800 10 black twisted silks, plain and figured
zoe pink white, lilac and coored pot dc soies
800 do plaid and striped silks
900 do black silks, all widths
1900 do plain bersges, all coiors
500 do plain tissues do
5000 do figured and plaid bereges
1900 do best qualify French lawns ..##...
5000 do fine lawns Al l2h cents, worth p cents
80 application nantes
30 black lace do
pieces plain and dotted Swiss musins
90 do plaid cambrcs
Apacas, bombasins, and mousselnes
5000 yards berege LANES l2t worth IS cents
so PLAN and embroidered Grape shawis
800 new style bonnets
500 pieces splendid bonnet nbands
msses' flats and boys hats
Cambria houncngs
Cambria and Swiss edgings and insertings
100 embroidered cambria skirts
800 pairs lace and muslin sleeves
300 cambria and muslin collars
go parasols, brown, tan, green, and other coiors
Hosiery Of every description
100 pieces Irish linens
And great many other goods too numerous TO menion
May l4-2aw2wn HALL BROTHER.
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n the course of few days shall h. ceu.c.a.a a.
move 10 make room for the builders, now .sdy ~ mr.,
coed with new store de~rin.d to fst
Articles eos, h..ra
positively assured
extremely low ptiees sres,
sion 10 packing up. - s....ss.@ .s.l5s1.l ..4
Purchasers please call aud eraDne the entire
satisfied reality
the fact, add, that
expect and hope 20 receive in the course q few every dol
lar due FERRY BROTHER,
Msy iJ-ttdn Opposite Centre Market
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VILLA New York

With much pleasure, we call the attention of our read.
ers TO the advertisement of this hotel opened under
the auspices and 10 be kept under the supervision, Of
OF our former citizens In The absence OF anything
might say content ourselves with The comment,
of leading New York journal, cordially wishing Mr.
Willard every possible in his house
"WMLAEp's New hotels have ceased TO be
novelties in New York IL perhaps within bounds say
that every month adds least long list pnb-
lie houses and almost every day brings plan
for cnarging the Of hoteldom in this city.
LAST evening had the pleasure OF assisting the
opening Of Wizards Ho,elan establishment that
quietly almost secretly, got up surprise the town
by the announcement OF its com pleton. The hotel i,
pleasantly located the corner Of Broadway and Twelfth
street, fronting both The Broadway portion ptescnt,
granite, and the Twelfth sest sandstone face. The
house consins hundred and there room 10,
extension movement either side 1t is evidently the
manifest destiny of WIlads to spread isell from,
Twelfth TO Thirteenth Broadway and bach down
indefinitely towards the Filth avenue. There il no lim
the spirit progress in the hotel business and when
popular caterer like Willard gets planted among u.s. he /,
bound TO grow and to 20 ahead.
lie has got possession Of nice. snug handsom for
nished establishment, which will odatc about two
hundred persons, with prospect OF being full from the
start He has engaged OF the best in the city
who has proved himself be arts, OF the first rauk il
bis line. The entertainment exceedingly and
in every respect agreeable The press was well repre-
,enled, and did Justice TO the occasion The Qnanet,e
Club,' consisting Of Mssas W. Smith, b. Warner Henry
Camp. and D. b. Bell all in excellent voice. contributed
much TO the pleasure Of tho fea,t
As u Is always gratifying workm m who arc no,
ashamed OF their work to have the OF their hand
craft, nsnlion that ID. carpets cur aims xc
of'Whisrds were furnished by A. T. Stewart " Go.
the iurnufe by b. Newhou'c; the silver ware by Hitch
cock Co; and the mirrors by Hooper Co.. all of which
are in fine taste Wesre happy learn that Mr. Willard
has five years lease Of tbs premises with the privilege
renewal; and with his long experiences the Of
hotel keeping, iron boy In the office the head Of first
class house in Washington no surely cannot fail OF
in his enterprise" H#H8. ~ .F ~
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The legislature Of Rhode Island adjourned Friday
evening. after session Of four days. dufng which
siderable business despatched Many State officers
were removed, 10 make for democrats 10 fill their
places Gov. Alien was elected senator in Congress
as has been heretofore stated act passed calling
convention to revise the State constitution and sevee
banks were chartered besides savings hank and seveta
manufacturing companies, &c.--Rieh En9
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SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS

SUPEKIOR HAVANA CIliARS.-Jusi received, direct fro N
Havana superior Havana cigars consisting OF those cele
brated brands London TO frankn Bella Aries,
Flora, Victoria, aBd Ambosia CIGARS all OF high cost
Also - Jenny Lind fine chewing tobacco, twist
For sale by
GEO. THos. PARKER co,
May l0-gurTWaS Opposite Browns Hotel.
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NICE QUESTION The wing papers appear 10 be
divided IN opinion upon this question-whether the whs
party has been rendered unpopular by the principles Il
ehensne' o. on the contrary, whether the conduc, OF
The party has not made IFS principles odous 10 the com
irya The New York Tribune maintains the truth Of the
latter proposition, and Gays that il has no doubt that tie
destruction OF the party would be Immediately followed
by the tamph oil The principles embraced in it's creed
Good arguments can be ajduced to ptove either branch
oil The proposition The party has been guilty OF many
ascaes as to 'nure its influence behalf Of its prinoi
Pies while the latter have been Of such character 10
sand great deal IN the way Of the Of the organi.
zsuon d'scult to say which has been the greatest
element oil weaknesse-Cia. Eng.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.


IN aud amer Monday 1852 daily trains Sunday excepted
this road agreeably 10 the following arrange
~.
and intermediate points will leave the sta
ton Duke and Henry streets, at O'clock m
Returning WarIenton at IN O'Clock, arriving III
Ale andria ajquarter before 4 O'Clock, y m
Alexandria and intermediate points VIII
Cupeper O'Clock, arriving In Aexandra al IL
O'Clock,
Returning Alexandria quarter before O'Clock, m
arryin. in q before O'Clock.
Cordonsvlle and CupepeT
this and the Virginia central roads PEI
order;
TICKETS
Do LoVlDgston
Middebufg w
Per order: w. d. BhoChEIl, heeh.
May lI-dtf 3A.51Z
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THE Metropolitan Nee hsncs Institute Tisii-hI
friendly the erection OF this bali invited 10 attend
held Council Chamber, the City Hail.
Friday evening, inst) half past O'Clock,
Board Management Of the Metropolitan Mechan
" ~ WIN. II. WARD,
NAV t5-d,d Financial Secretary.
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OLIVER Dessert and Fruit Knives-M. w. Gait and
y OF solid handle dessert and
n knit
Also, egg spoo salad and tons', scesr jiy
spoons sers, knives erumb cake
knives, pickle forks ladies' &c, which with large assert
they
| o6e NJ lowest possible rates.
| wal pur Workmanship unsurpassed
w. NJ GAIT h BROTHER, Jewellers,
OF the Golden Eagle,
14-h Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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H,TNA INSURANCE. COMPANY or Utica. View York
III against and inland transportation. loss
presidents ". ". HAwLxy .ecreisy Capital $4,000
CHAs. DE sELDING, Agent,
May ~ 2awu Seventh at, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
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While am speaking Of the Druses, will adj WORD
CONCERNING those who nhabi the country 10 the SCUM
OF Damascus, and thef quarrel with the Turkish gov
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: J"IN- " HIT
slnilSC pIiiiling.
Wo olooy'o City gakely.
Change Of Lo alton
Cash system Continued,

I 7 j. worthy the careful consideration Of ever,
l family. thatItls bsifcr cc0Aomv. c6rapcT, ana
Gsor' heHlity TO use Woo. sey's bread cakes. and
cracktls, than 10 be troubled 10 make them al
home, tor the following REASONS They are made
by experienced wDrkmen, IN scientific manner
raised, kn-aned and baked nj the proper time
andin large quantities. and Will be delivered by The
bread wagon, on the Lire until Lire PriHeipie
that is cheap tor cash Thankful for pas, pat.
r1nagc, hope sill to merit the appreciation of the
citizens OF Ottawa. Visitor, from city or country
wi. always find at Woo,sr,S n welcome. Re,
ircshmrmls always on hand. Ice cream rooms
tor ladies' aud gentlemen open during the season
on reasonable terms.
Orders rg AT the post office c. Wpnlsev's sla'e
or n the store OF Mann Il Pierce viii be promptly
attended TO each day before ten
\. T.. WooI.eys bread, clke.. and cracker,
viii n,wuysbe lOundigesh al the store OF Mann &
Pierce.
Bakery, No. Marquette ST., near the railroad
depot. April %.
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Forsal" at the May2J Oitara Drug Sore,


'IllE greatest variety of all kinds Of Extracts
1 for hdndkrrch.e'p-lum Eaudp c olorns
Lavender, Otto OF Roses. Jules Ilaue's prerara
t.on Ton the complexion and hair
ASo, ilucy aud toilet Soups, shaving, &c, mud
every variety OF Hair Oils Pomaiums, &C., Sc.
lustTecriyed, aud TOR sale low, Al the
may @'-U OTTAWA Dare STcRs
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flrrsHuEG, Pa, Feb 2j ISL
Dear ST:--tor three years lhiye been afflicted
with Cough. so di,lre-. ing thai Itrrouaniiy
pared OF recovery; much ct the time was obup.
81 To siiup all night a. Iuy chan, a. my colaL
would sulucale me ~hcu / land down. Having
usrd many remedies without much relief. a Inst
tired the CNESRY PICTORIAL which under
Prov idrnce has cured me altogether
am with rr, rIful,. v.,u-.
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New Millinery Goods!
Miss BEARDSLEY

IF"i Si8e y Ne Court House, n he builaln1
'a!eiyoccPicdby 4. Foster, up Stairs,
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l.alsil,S,

BEAUTIFUL glass lamps for burning spirit
ID gas, perfectly safe, and the cheapest and
brlthtcs,gh Tor any use for sale NJ the
mnNlA OtaMn Drug Store.
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Glassware.
Patent Medicines,

Jnynes Exprclorant. hair dye. and venniuge,
G.. balsam Sanative pills; Alternative, &c.
Mortmorr's rheumatic compound bitter cordial
pills, &c,
Glark's syrup of cherry and tar Chid's ranacea
Perry Davl, pain killer,
Gregorys instant cure OF pain; Cholera medicine
McManus elixir OF opium,
Wistar's ba!sam,
Rogers syrup OF liverwOrt and tar,
iionghtons pepsn or gastric juice,
India Cholugogue,
MarshaIs :aiho!icon, or mothers relief.
FItch's heart conector aud Ca,arrh snuff
Sloan's oinmentnnd powders,
Faucll's lniment and ointment,
GTeienbcrg's uterine catholicon,
DO dvseniery syrup
do chiIi's pnnacea, tor summer compl
do healA biiters,
do green mOuntnin ointment
Climax salves Dnlys pain extractor withall
varieties of patentmedicnes, pills, &c, for sale
July LOTT. f. Y GRIGGs
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Now IN blossom consisting Of apples, pears
peaches, plu"s, and chrrnes OF great variety,
The sc farms have about
Sersa Mites Of Fence


500 rods being oi pinc lumber, aud about two miles
more of osnge orange hedge fence, now IN cuurS
aud IN fine condition These inrn, nre situated
six miles north Of Ou,wn la Sale co, H. on
the Ounwu Northern Plank Road nj Increasing
oi the Homer and Fox river road giving each farm
one OF the tour at thr crossing OF the road
IN nm intelligent community ol Indu rtions aud
thriving farmers, M uivaii from The east One 90
the larms having school house situated on it and
having the benefit of Buck Creek aud many
springs water with abou, l3O urrrs0l good piO,p
land III TIME grasses, on the three farms
these farms have all been made within six
years SO that the improvements are new aud in n
good state OF repair, A. the subscriber hndselec'ed
1t oshs petmnncn, residence and made the i'm.
proyemenis accordingly hui now ntcndsto change
his location md business, md bona fde) rants to
sell Possession OH one ortwo of the farms i'm.
medately
Terms easy Inquire of 7 G Nnttinrer, Otta
wa or OF tho subscriber on tn. premises
May l4-39-an ABEAuP IIosyoRp
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on gwen w oD days. a l-O,
, DIV EILING HOUSE,
lns ana commission Nli-lnt
LIKEWISE,

Oncand halt story, with cellar, we'll and gar.
den, situated near the above warehouse.
a rare chance 'or location IN the storage, for.
wardns and commission business.
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Cards.

DIAM aud Fancy visiting, friendship, and COW
1 Nrr-a,ioE cards Illuminated motlos fancy
seals she'll velvet and plain ears cases blank and
printing cards utiiIerent qunlrS 10 suit purchasers
All ofwhch will be sold very low torcash by
may u W. W. Cnudriy
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The latest tyle offspring bonuels, by express.
ayg- assortment tmayT Walker FfiiOrSS
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Books! Books

TNCIE TOMS CABINET, Aunt Phi IL
Y Cabin, Blank Books, school Books. an
large addition Of Miscellaneous works. For for.
thcr particulars see smal II billsin my store.
Oct %, 1852. f.. .GRIGGs.
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C0n kgLS nails f~-...ic low nv
wv March ). FELLOWS, WAigER& Co.
WASH TCBSanip ails, OF all varieties and
W prices mars FELLOWS, WALEEE& Co.
WiNDOWGLASS Of all sizes.
w March 3 FELLOWS WALKER & Co.