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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. We would
call the attention of our readers to the
new advertisements of Mr.. Mercer, Drug
gust, near the Post office. He has been
receiving fresh supply.
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THE MAINE Law IN BosToN-The Bos-
ton Times states that, on Monday last,
tuenty-sir complaints were made in the
Police Court of that City. for violation
of the Maine Law on the Sabbath.
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MORE DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.-By ref
erence to our advertising columns, our
readers will find Messrs. Weisz d Crider' S
new Drug advertisement in to-day's pa
per. Read the advertisement.
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uLAR!-They have had quite an
item up at GAINESVILLE, lately. A nice
little Mss took the cars for Newark, all
alone and paid her fare, the Conductor
playing the amiable in his best manner.
Arrived at the point of destination, what
was the Conductor ssurprisein finding that
he had to conduct taoo from the cars, when
he had taken fare for but one The little
Miss had become mother before she
was wife Gin. Eng. =
Strange that Miss should become a
mother before 9. wife yet such things viii
occur. ''.4-s 3-is7s ft3tiA5"
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JOURNAL OF EDUcATIoN-We take
pleasure in recommending this publication
to the public. 1t isa very neatly printed
Journal, in pamphlet form and only costs
one dollar a year. tits printed at Colum-
bus, Ohio. Address Lorin Andrews, Co.
lumbus, o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

hUNrTED STATES SENATOR R.-When our
General Assembly will succeed in electing
u. S. Senator, is more than we would
pretend to divine, but hope they may soon
do SO, and thereby finish up work, that
in our opinion, is delaying other Legisla-
tion, as well as keeping up an unnecessary
fight and excitement The Hon. William
Allen will suit us perfectly well. He has
been tried, and found good Senator
Many of the candidates named, we pre-
sumo, would make good Senators, but
none better than Allen. We have but
few fayors to expect, and therefore, with
out fear or favor, say, personally we could
vote for the gentleman here named
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

THE MAINE LEGIsLATURE-The SUI
preme Court of the State, to whom was
submitted the question of difference as to
the filling of vacancies in the Senate, be-
tween the two branches of the Legislature,
which has prevented an organization for
month, has decided the matter in favor of
the House. We regard it as righteous
decision,
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PRoBArE CouRr.-On Monday this
Court convened, at which time two men
were tried for assault and battery. The
court fined them each $3.50, and SEN
fenced them to ten days Imprisonment, to
be fed on bread and water. Pretty Sc
we're, yet he who transgresses must pay
the penalty. A prisoner who was in Jail
for riot. escaped from the Sheriff on Sun
day and left the country, or atleast keeps
shady. 1t would be a great blessing to
get rid Of many other persons in the
same manner. The escape Of that man
will save the county something and be no
Joss to the community.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

FRENCH FILL1BUsTER1sM.-T Sidney
Herald, of November lst. says the French
have seized upon beautiful island. called
New Caledonia, about nine hundred miles
east of Australia. 1t was discovered by
Cook in 1774. 1t is two hundred and six
ty miles long and seventy miles wide. Its
chiefproductions are yams and tanas.--
The natives are mild, and very skillful in
the cultivation of the soil.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

JUDGE ANDERSON, as will be seen by
his card in to-day's paper, has retired
from ''rural life''-and again embarked
in business. Having purchased the "Rob-
bins property opposite the "Piersou
House" he is fitting it up expressly fol
Hardware in all its branches. While his
room is in preparation, his goods will be
opened for sale at Henry Peters ware.
house. Now friends, mark the effect that
liberal advertising will have on a mans
business.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

MISSING VEssEL.--The barque antelope,
of Boston, was driven to sea from her
moorings at Bum Cay, in the gale of the
2lst November last, since which nothing
has been heard of her. She had on board
5000 bushels salt, and it is supposed she
foundered, carrying down all the crew.
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GOTHAM MoRALs.-There is now case
in one of the New York Courts of pecu-
liar character. A letter from there gives
it the following features
GA. woman of bad repute brings an
action against one Of the leading uphol-
sterers of the city, for certain monies al
legged to be due her.
The upholsterer in question is said to
have furnished the bawd with several
thousand dollars worth of the most cost
ly furniture, wherewith to decorate her
establishment he agreeing to take his
pay out of the general profits or income
of the house.
The upholsterer and his customer, after
six months time had passed, had quar-
rel however, which resulted in the present
lawsuit The defendant is leading man
in town, and has always been accustomed
to take a leading part in missionary and
other moral movements, for the regenera
ton of the heathen.'
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~-On Thursday, in Louisville. a pref
ty lady cowhided dry goods clerk on the
street. He had been taking rather sassq to
her sister.-EI.
That was right; what business has q
a clerk to be sassy to the girls2
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KENTUCKY L1FE.-On Tuesday, at
Georgetown, there was a shooting fight
between JAS. Robinson, yr of that place
and Mr.. "A. D. Hines, Of Bardstown, in
which the latter received two pistols balls
in his body. The wounds were severe,
but Haines is. now considered out of dan
ger. All about the woman!-Ex, 3dI -
They were soft to shoot about a woman
when they are SO plenty. 1t would be bad
enough to hear of such doings in Califor-
MIA OF Australia, where women are scarce.
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scRIBBLINGs AND GATHERINGS.

THE New YoRK NEBRASKA MEETING.
We learn from Che Herald, that the
meeting called in New York to oppose
Mr.. Douglass Nebraska bill, was COM
plete failure. At no time was there over
eight hundred in attendance.
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The MOVEMENTS OF RUssIA.-The New
Gazette of Prussia cagrms the account Of
fresh warlike preparations By the Emper
or of Russia, who, it is stated, will address
proclamation to the Governments Of
Europe. Great numbers of horses are be-
ing bought in Westphalia. A private let
ter from St. Petersburg, dated December
26, says:
''There raigns here at this moment, in
all branches of the public service, a move
ment and activity of which there has been
no example since the preparations of the
army in 1919. On seeing how the minds
and the efforts of the entire nation are turn
ed toward war, one would say that Russia
thinks herself on the eve of new invasion.
Each day numerous feltdingues (couriers)
leave for every part of the Empire, to has
ten on the armaments. Agents are sent
about every where to wake up the fanatl-
cism and ferosity of the orthodox popula-
ton, and to arouse from the very depths
af Asia the hordes of Kirghese, Mongols
and Tartars, and precipitate them on the
Indus, with the hope of the sack and pill
lage Of the British Presidencies.'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

w The Father of Waters, the Missis-
sippi, having at last been bridged over,
with bridge of crystal the denizens Of
st. Louis are having glorious time on the
ice. The railroad companies to. Alton.
and omnibus company to Belleville, trans
port their passengers over the river in
sleighs, never compelling them to land
once. The st. Louis Democrat says:
s'The transit from the Missouri to the
Illinois shore is now Of course effected with
perfect security. The crossing on foot
commenced on Monday morning last 1t
was installed by the occurrence of fatali
ty. A German. urged by desire to re-
turn to his family in Illinois, was the first
to try it. The ice in the middle. was still
floating in the large cakes. He was nerv-
ed by a reckless courage, and having got
to the verge of the solid ice, began to step
from one block to the other. A number
of persons watched him from the shore,
marking his progress with painful appre-
tensions. At last he made a mls-step.
He lost his foothold, fell, and went under.
Poor fellow, he never rose again. The
current doubtless carried him Immediately
under the solid floor of ice. A few hours
after, the connection was completed be-
tween the two shores, and the route made
secure. Numberless parties were gong
over simply for the pleasure of saying,e in
aftertimes, they had walked the waters.
Not presuming to doubt or deprecate the
glory OF the defeat, we may regard the
gorge us decided advantage during these
times of parslysed navigation. .".s.s 90.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

GLEAsoN's PICToR1AL-Thel last mum
of this paperis worth half years sub
scription. 1t contains representations OF
the interior of the Crystal Palace, which
must be interesting to every one. Send
along your $3, and get the Pictorial for
one year. Address, F. Gleason, corner OF
fremont and Bromfeld Sts., Boston.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

SEM1NARY.-The next session Of the
Findlay Male and Female Seminary will
commence the third Monday of Feb. (2o)
A card from Mr.. S. A. SPEAR, Principal,
say, cit is important that all who design
attending, be present at the opening of the
session."
Tuition in high department per quar-
ter, Ea# $3.50
Other braEches, $50
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~
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
BAIL ROAD.
SEH - - -.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
RN and after Wednesday, Jan. IIth, 1854 Passenger
Leave Cleveland at 9 90 A NJ for Hudson, Ravennn
Alliance and WeIlsvllc stopping all intermediate
stations; $50 Nj for Alliance stopping at all way
Leave Alliance at 10 NJ, Ravenna, at 500 A Nj,
Hudson 8:37 NJ stopping at all intermediate stations
Leave WeilsvilIe at 1000 nj, Alliance at 1929
NJ. Ravenna at l10 P NJ. Hudson 1;42 NJ, stopping at
all way stations. and arrive at Clevelad at 24o ~
CONNIE ECTTONS.
The 900 A. NJ Train from Cleveland connects
Havenla with coaches for Warren at Alliance with
the Ohio and Pennsylvanis Railroad for Canton Massil
Minerva and Waynesburgh al WellsvIlle with stean-
ers Winchester and Diurnal for Steubenville Wheeling
and points OR the Ohio River.
FOR PITTSBURGH
The 800 A NJ and $50 P NJ trains from Cleveland
connects Mt Alliance with o g. P K. r. for Pittsburgh
For Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
The 900 A M and $50 p NJ Trains from Cleveland
connect Will the s. and Pennsylvania Central Rail-
roads, and passengers can go throsgh direct the
The l1:so NJ Train from Alliance connects with
Trains of & p r r from Pittsburgh Canton Massil-
lon Wooster and intermediate stations and arrives IN
Cleveland in time TO connect with the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago and
the Northwest: with the Lake Shore Railroad for Dun
kirk, Buffalo and New York; and with the G C &
Railroad for Columbus, Cincinnati Gaion lndianapo-
lis and stations ellonaine and Indiana Railroad.
The 300 p NJ Train from Wellsvile connects with
steamers from Steubenve and Wheeling; at Alliance
with p RR from the west, and arrive in Cleveland
in time connect with Trans the East, West and
South. ,55
The Trains connect both ways with the Cleveland.
Zanes vile and Cincinnati Railroad at Hudson for Guy
ahoga Falls, Akron. clinton, SC.
JOHN DURAND. Superintendent.
Superintondent's Office G. & p. r. R.
Cleveland, Jan. 9,lS54. s
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AGENCY OF DR.. S. FITCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

TTSED by him with such distinguished success in the
u cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrli, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhoea, Piles Female
Complaints &c. Also, DIR. S. Fitchs Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces Inhalng Tubes, aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
health to old age. &C.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
for the sale of the above goods and will
santly on hand his residence in Brimied only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
0T DR.. Fitc's "Guide Book to invalids, and direc-
ions for promoting health, and instructions TO mothers
n the management of children, may be had, gratuit-
eusly by calling for IT at his residence above. An
extremely valuable book, Il. BARD.
Brimfeld, JAM 6, 1852. 1898
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A PEEP INTO UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
IN BY Aunt Mary for her nephews and nieces-
with address from Mrs: Harriet Beecher Stowe 10
the children of England and merica. London Edition
for salo at HAAS BOOK STORE.
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GLOVES MlrrS & HDSiERY.-Gen
buck woolen and berlin lined gloves. ladies' kid,
silk thread and cashmere gloves. Ladiest merinolose
white and colored cotton Chlldrens Cotton and wool
hosea SEYMoUR's.
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shalersville. Sept. 10Th. 1853. o''i'' :
truth Stranger than Fiction.
MONEY CAN BE MADE. .

AIDES you Can go 10 the Shaersvife
HA Cheap st re and purchase Goods at such prices
as 10 save from 10 to rs per cent better than buying
elsewhere Merimac and Gocheco prints hest quality,
Is; Deaines Is to 2s tasmeres, 90 cts: Alpacas Is
Coburgs 2s 10 4s SheeIngs, Fannels, Tickings
Nov %. A. v HORR
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Halls Book Store.

Halls Book Store.
NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
UST received for she Full and Winter
% trade. Among miscellaneous works may be
found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment. Satanic License.
Niapletsn, or More Work for the Maine Law,
Isaac t Hopper, true Life, by l.. Maria Child
The Second War with England, by J. L. Headley
Father Bright Hopcs-Hearts and Faces-Do.d's
Lecture to Young Men-Successful Merehant-Vilage
mith-Popular tales by t s. Art ur. For the in.
struction and entertainment of the little folks,
sortment is complete.
All the School Books used in town and county Of
fered for sale cheap
Standard, Historical, Biographical, and Poetical
works, just received.
Stationery-Leer Paper PLAIN and gilt, Bath, Paris.
superfne laId and commercial.
Foolscap good stock. Bill, Counting House, and
Legal Cap.
Envelopes all sizes and kinds
Maynard & Noyes Ink, the best ihatis now made
Waters Letter Stamps, Paper Holders, Inkstands
Fahers Pencils. some beautiful ivory tops. &c.
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GREAT TEMPERANCE TALE.

Tie Senator's Son, or the Maine L,u, a last
Hefuge By INettt Victoria Fufier.
This anxiously looked for, and powerfully writ
ten work, is. to the Temperance cause, what I'm
Gle Toms Cabin is to the Anti-Siavery cause, and
is destined TO produce great sensation, and 10
exert an Immense and salutary Influence.
A new supply just received and going off fast at
March 2, 1883 HALLS BocK STORE. %,
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For the Spring Trade.
GROCERIES AND PRVisIoNs AT
wOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GROCERIES AND PRVfSIONS AT
WOLESALE AND RETAIL.
nHE Subscribers respectfully invite The aifen
lion Of Merchants throughout the county oi
Portage and The trade generally TO tlIer stuck o.
Groceries kept antly Land, and TO Which large
additions are daily made. Our stock comprises ever.
thing usullIy kept In Groceries and provision establish
ments, which prepared to sell as low as any
house in the county Being werkmen ourselves We
lefy competition.
Feeling greatfuI 10 friends for their liberal pat
ronage extended TO us, assure them that we OF
fer them greater inducements thus seson than before
The following comprises portion of our stocA:
S COFFEE
Rio and Lapuara Cuba and Old Government Java
SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND s1arP.
NO &P r. Sugar, Double refined loaf sugar.
Grannlaied do New Orleans MoIasses;
Powdered do Cardenas do
Crushed do Green Stuarts syrup:
Cloves. Nutmegs, Ginger. Maree. Box Mustard, Can
Mustard, Pepper sauce, Cassia Ground pepper, spice
and cinnamon. -
FRUITS.
Boxes NJ rsisins, Almonds, Liquorice.
do Layer do Brazil NUS Olive oil,
do Cluster do .Fiiberts, Cocoa NUS
Seedlcss do English walnuts Pea nuts,
Boxes and drums figs; Lemons and Oranges.
- e-Us -, TEAS.
Young lryson, Gunpowder, Imperial Od hyson Black.
Goldfish, AIackereI, White fish, Trout, Pickerel
No. and scaled herring.
ToEAccoEs-
Kentucky SIX twist, Tin foil fine cut,
Sweet cavendsh and lb pap pers smoking,
Baltimore span Warwick & BRYAN, can;
genera assortment of fine Spanish half& com Segars
Cutchewng, Snuli, &c
SOAP CANDLES.
Fancy shaving soap, No. Washing Soap,
Bar Do do Adamanrine do -
BurweII's cliem. washing do, White bar do
Sperm candles Sfarine candles,
Starr do Taliow do
Linseed, Sperm, Lard, Sweet. IL
suNDRIEs.
Bed cords, Cream tartar; Matches,
Painted pals, Sup. car soda, Powder,
| Tubs, Sal soda, Candies
British lutre, Tartaric acid Saleratus.
\ Copperas & Alum, " hitting q putty, Starch,
Chalk and rosn, Flour sulphur English split pea
Tar, Nader, Otiar, Usage orange seed
| Candle wick Salt petre, for hedges
Wrapping iwine, Batting Toys, wallets
| Cordage Indi.o, Spruce gum Sn1i boxes
! Pickles sardides. Backing steel pens,
Tapioca, Glass ware, Lead pencils,
! Maccaroni Stone ware, States,
| Rice flour, Raper and ink, Slate pencils,
Baskets Brooms Mop lIardles,
Whip lashes, Lime, Faucets.
I PROVISIONS.
/ Buckwheat do. Pork, Crackers
] Corn meal, Fish, Pickles
Potatoes, Batter, Onoins,
Vinegar, Turnips, Beets,
Beans, Peas, Tongues,
Bried beef Corned beef Maple mrlasses
Lard, Cheese. Honey, do sugar.
We shall keep assortment fresh and full through
out the season and solicit examination from any
disposed to purchase.
N. B-Cas'i paid for all kinds of country produce
taken in exchange for goods, at rates which will
satisfactory.
H. W. SMITH & Co.
Ravenna April 1853.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
TO THE WORLD q. E.
Tie rest of Mankind are at PeanutUlle, Erie, and
MATHEWS DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
ARE in Ravenna at Little's Block where alpersons
have the finest kenesses takenfor themselves and friends
Persons wishing good pictures had better regu
lar established Rooms than to employ inexperienced ray
elng artists. a
N.B.-A splendid lot of fine Gold Lockets, Pins and
Bracelets with likeness inserted cheaper than be pur
chased elsewhere. WM, B. MATTHEWS.
Jan. 25 1854. 1885,
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NE " BOOKS.

" F. w u u q h S.
UNCLE TONS CABIN-Paper and cloth binding.
GIDDINGs SPEECHES, a new and beautiful Vol
ume with Portrait, just published
PULTE's PHYsIcIAN-Latest edition with val
uahle improvements. 81 .aisli e
SHADY SIDE-or scenes in the life of Country
Pastor, very attra tive and popular Book.
KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN-Bound in cloth
and in paper covers. Uncle TOMS Cabin and Key
bound in volume.
Pocket Maps of Western States, U. S. States
and of Ohio.
New Books constantly arriving. Call and ex-
anime them at HALLS Book STORE.
May II. 1853.
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.G E Na - s. Il An C f..

SENATORS SON OF the Maine Law last
- Refuge by Meta Victoria Fuller. This is most
mag sni6cent book and is dolrg immense amount of
good. 1t contains many powerful arguments for the
Maine Law, and that subject before the peo-
ple this work should be circulated ToWnsf ips, Iii
hraes school districts and individuals be furnish
ed with this book The lowest rates by the single enpy
or dozen at HALLS Book STORE.
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Furniture for 1864.

a TAKE pleasure IN announcing 10 my Gus
E. and others the arrival of my winter supply
OF Furniture which the largest and best assortment
have yet had the peasureof offering for sale embracing
every variety of parlor and furniture such
fas spring parlor and Rocking chairs, Mahogany
and Marble top Parlor Tables walnut cherry and curl
maple Dining Breakfast, Hall, Gard and Dress Tables,
cotiage, common and work ands. walnut cherry and
mahogany Bureaus. Secretaries and bookcases %
different styles of Chairs, different styles
children chars different patterns of cottage Bedseads
different patterns of common do. Melodeon Stools,
Office and Desk Chairs Marble top. and common single
and double wash stands a large lot of Looking Glass
es Pictures and Picture Frames. Stand and Table oil
Cloths &C. all of which will be sold at prices
ponding with the following:
Common drawer bureau $8 and upwards.
Tables SO 10 81. Common Bedstead $2a 10 S33.
Cane seat Chairs, SIS 10 $50. Common Chairs $33.
Boston Rocking Chairs $21. s=51't
Common drawer Stand los to I2s Wash stands 50.
will pay particular attention 10 funeral furnishing
shall keep cons hand from 81 TO 81 feet long will
pay cash for good Black Walnut and Cherry Lumber
all times delivered my shop Main street, door
east OF t.OhIo STAR Office.
also employ few experienced workmen and can nll
any order on short notice. tsSz'
1851 Iy T. G. PHILLIPS.
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NEW POET.-fhe Poems Of the New Po
"a et Alexander Smith, are for sale at -s- :
HALLS Book STORE.
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New Books, New Books

Jewett's Lectures on Temperance.
Sareeant's Temperance Tales.
Arthur's Six Nights with the Washingtonians.
Fifty Arguments in favor of the Anti-Liquor
Law.
The Maine Liquor Law by citizRn of Maine.
White Slavery in the Barbary Suites, by Hon.
Charles Sumner. s
Key to Uncle TENS Cabin, by Harriet Beech
er Stow.
Wide Wide World.
Life Pictures.
Peep of Day.
Line upon Line, by Author of Peep Of Day.
Here a Little and there Little.
Precept upon Precept.
Lady of the Lake (embellished.)
Lofty and Lowy.
Old Guard of Napoleon, by Headley.
Walter Colton's Works.
T. S. Arthur's Select Tales beautifully bound.
A choice stock of beautifully bound Bibles, Tes-
tamen's &C., &c, also Stationery, Blank Books,
&C.. &C.. in every variety, just received. and very
cheap for ready Pay at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, April 25, 1858. .z.---s-
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DRESS MMlNt1S.-Black six. lace,
black silk fringes velvet ribbons, colored gimps,
silk hraits of all c0lors at SEYMoURs.
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SPEECHES OF JOSHUA K. GlDDlNGS,
- in Congress, with portrait, at AS
Halls Book STORE.
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NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS

NEW T hLL
WINTER GOODS
~ GREENFlELpER. has just received The
largest and splendid stock of the best and lates
style of Fall and Winter Goods brought to this see
cannot be surpassed My stock of coats consists Of
the following knds pilot beaver mohar ngerhead ps7
tersham blanket felt broad cloth, and satinet. al
Also an endless variety ock dress sack and box coa
rants vests and boSs clothing of every KIND quality and
color
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen the cheapest hickory shirts
wranpers drawers socks gloves crayats stocks neck c
suspenders handkerchies, shirts collars, Tnnks sa
caet bans umbrellas india Rubbers coatslegns etcetc
Come one come all and give me cali ie
And will try to suityoa all aLyp,r,npp
Ravenna Sept Goth 1883,