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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-04

nISSOLUTION.-The co-partership ex-
~ isting between The subscribers, was dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 9TH day Of August, 1854.
The business of the company, will be settled BY either
Of them. ,.lg$gas ffTf GEO. SOMERVILLEt
1fgI 451 .awsl K, b, REEVES. fE&
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
Notice also hereby given to the Trustees Of the
al wnsps that the following is the annual apportion-
ment and number of Jurors, which they reguiredto
return to the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
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New Fail and Winter Goods
First Arrival.

POWELL, WITTER g. CO., No. !
LII Phoenix Block, are now receiving their hrsL in
salment OF general assortment OF goods adapted to
the fall and winter trade, which have been selected
with great in Boston and New York, within the
past three weeks, and prepared to offer them to
their customers and the public generally for ready
pay or approved short credits ut prices which defy
competition, coming from whatever quarter ii may.
All persons in want OF bargains are requested to
call and examine before purchasing. Particulars
next week.
RaYenna, Oct. 4h, IS54.-l0tf
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MsGSS DIR. TUBES will be at the Prentiss House,
HxR Wednesday afternoon and Thursday until 3
O'Clock p. NJ. 18th and 10Th of Oct.
See advertisement in nnNther column.
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se,O0G,547 81 0
Making a total for 1854, of
S2,7s0,63O 7s 5

Making total for 1854, Of S2,7S0,63O 70 5
Thus it will be seen that after adding the
increase land valuation Of the current gear 10
ihe WHOLE VALUATION OF REAL AND
personal PROPERTY which was en-
asred upon the grand duplicate Of 1853, the
amount which would be raised for State pur-
poses would, this year be DECREASED
:Sas6, ,s9s,ls,o!! #atf
Quite different showing from that made
by the figures manufactured by our neigh
bOrs !-NtatesmGn. I4}s.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-04

IRON of every kind and size; Cast, Cor
L man and Spring Steel, Steel Strings, Axcs, wagon
Boxes, castAnd wrought Iron Anvis, solid box Vices,
Sledges, wrought Nuts and Washers Horse shoe Nails
and Nail rods at EFT. RIcMARpsO
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-04

and all other work proportionably low. We have
large complete assortment of Boys and Youths Boots,
Ladies' and Gents Rubbers Misses and children's,
We respectfully invite all those wishing to purchase,
to call and examine our stock Of goods, for them
selves. DURHAM d GARDNER.
| Ravcnna, Sept. 2j, '54. 4s5-tf
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A Good Blaggy

TOR Sale, cheap. Good wood will b
I taken in pay. Enquire of s7Hs ci 81
Ravenna, Sept. 10, '54. DIN. soMNERvtLLf-
IN a 88h ASA 4e0-3w
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A LARGE and general assortment OF Nails
II Glass and House Trimmings of every variety, at
-&A ~ T.. 7. RcHARDsoN's.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-04

MULEY and Sash, Mill Saws, Cross Cut,
III Tennor aud Circular Saws, of all sizes, Hand,
Rip aud Back Saws, of the very best quality and finish,
at L. I. RIcHARDsoN.
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GrOarl no More.

A RE you afflicted with pain in the. Head,
ness in the limbs, get bottle Of Root GernSe Qint-
ment, it thoroughly AVID be cured. If this aint;
men should not give satisfaction, after Thorough ap-
pcaton, the bottle ay be returned tothc agent, and
the money refunded f9}9a lssae+5 1R5 tFs8
Agents; l. Swift, RaveDna; Dr. Earl, Franklm; and
sold bs one Agent in each townseip. 4sl3m
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FARMERS can now find at the Hardware
l. Store, Corn Shelles, Hay and Straw Cutters, Of
the most approved kinds, cheap be purchased
he Factory, Hay Knives, Shoyes, Spades, Grow Bars,
Picks, Matocks and Chains ofeyery description, at
+, T. RIcARpsos.
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EKaFdWarG! HardWaFe!!

THE subscriber takes pleasure in saying
l. that he has in hand, the largest and most COM
plee stock Hardware offered in Portage county:
full sortment of all articles usually
kept in Hardware Store and those of the hest quail
and manufacture, which will be sold cheap for ready
pay, Aug. % 'jF at +. i. RICHARDSON'S.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-04

NIIAIN and Cast Iron Pumps, as, Ia, ,3-4
- and l.! in Lead pipe, Sheet ziuc, Spoilers, Bar
Tin. RiYits. &c. - - Il. Z. Rom Rnsnx.
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RIFLE Barrels and Trimmings, Shot Guns,
LII and Revolyers. L. T. RICHARDSON.
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CARRIAGE and Harness Trimmings, Pa
" tent Hub Band and Patent Leather, constantly
hand, at -. RIcnAgpseN's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
GENERAL ASSE MBLY.
January Sesion-at Providence.
Monday Morning, Jan. 30.


SENATE. The Senate met at 3 O..
clock pursuant 10 dj,urnment,a and there
being no quorum present adjourned TO
to Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, am.
HousI.-Mr. Bosworlh presented the
pclIlin f the Warren Artillery, for an
appropriation ; which vas received and
r'Ierred to the CYumir,ee on Finance.
MIR. Gallup, from the Comm tee on
Corporations, TO which was referred the
pcI!l,on ol Moses Baker aud others, Tor
bank charter oI Eli Ayesworih and
others, ior bank charter Of G. orge
Barton and others, for bank charter
OF Duty Evans and others, for a bank
charter, reported resolutions contlnu-
ing the several petitions until
the \ ny session Of the General Assem-
bly, which were read and passed.
Mr.. Clarke, OF Warwick, presented
the petition Of Helen CunlItf, an alien,
for leave 10 hold real estate which was
received and referred TO The Committee
OH Real Estate.
An act from the Senate, entitled AN
an act 10 incorporate the Tower Min
ing Company" was read and passed in
concurrence.
Mr.. J. II. Weeden submitted tie fol-
resolutions /; which were read. and Oh
his motion, were ordered 10 lie on The
table until tomorrow afternoon:
Resolved, That the Registered State
Debt is an equitable claim against this
State, which ought TO be Immediately
adjusted and settled.
Resolved, That new certificates, or
treasury notes, bearing interest, and
comprising the amount appearing oil
the iace of The PRESENT certificates OF the
Registered State Debt, portion OF
which shall he made receivable at an
early period, for taxes and dues to the
State, and another portion rcdeemable
by the State, at lis option, OF or before
certain fixed periods, be issued to those
holders oi the present certificates who
shull deliver up the same to be cancelI-
ed. and that II committee be instructed
10 repor. at the earliest day practicable,
Of the present session, n bill Tor that
purpose.
MIR. Potter presented the petition OF
J. B. G. Fauvel Gouraud for the pas
sage Of = An act 10 in orporale the r.
Island and Mediterranean Iron Works
and Mai CaIoric Ships Navigation
Company's Bank )" which was received
and ordered TO lie oil the table until
Saturday afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

MELANCHOLY Erprcrs OF THE SPIRIT
DELusloN.- We have painful duty in
recording the necessary arrest and
nfinement Of two Of our most worthy
citizens - father and son - yesterday
afternoon. The iatfer has been for
some time believer in this most dam
gerous, humbuggng elusion, and an
attendant AT circles, where the spirits,
mediums, &c, were supposed TO be
present. The son soon became be-
lever. also, and both became deranged
aud dangerous 10 lEcir families. Yes
,erday violence was manifested, when
the Distrlc, Attorney, together with the
Sheriff and some help, removed the
unfortunate persons. and they are now
confined 10 prevent their inflctlng inju-
rv upon themselves aud their families,
while the wife. the mother and daugh-
ter, are brokrn.heurted at the condition
Of the husband aud son. Have not
siooC VI lllC I'fsS, uilu
OF unusual, almost unparalleled circuIa
ton, much 10 answer for in the encour-
apement their columns have given 10 a
doctrine so dangerous, ard which has
already brought many inmates TO luna
TIC asylum 7 The gentleman from
whom we obtained the Information, d,-
scribes the removal Of the two men as
the most heart rending scene he had
ever witnessed tie mother, while she
wept bitterly at the removal OF her hus.
band and The father OF her son, ielt that
those engaged in the melancholy task
were dong kindness; while the
daughters cries were echoed through
the house at the removal Of her lather
and her bro her, 10 be coufned-no, lor
crime, tits true but what is neat to il,
for loss Of reason. .-Mllvaukie Sentinel
Jan. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
Congress.
WEDNESDAY MoRsiso, Jan. 25.

HousE.-Mr. w. A. W Weeden offered
resolution, appropriating the sum VI
1880 10 complete certain repairs upon
The court house in Newpori which was
read and referred 10 the Committee on
Stale Property.
Mr.. Cranston moved that the petition
Of James Asher, ior Liberation, confn, d
in jail IN Newport county, Tor a violation
OF the Maine law, now in The hands OF
the CommilIee oh Convicts' Petitions. be
taken from that committee. and they
discharged from lis further considera-
tion. The mott prevailed, and the
prayer oil the petition was granted.
ArTERNooN.
Mr.. Knight presented the petition o!
William Sheldon, administrator, 10 the
sale oI real dstate which was received
and referred 10 the Committee on Real
Estate.
A resolution was read and passed, re.
leasing James Asher, OF Newport, from
fine and costs incurred for violation
Of The Maine law.
MIR. Gallup, from the Committee on
Coz porallons, reported an act IN amend
mcnt OF The charter Of the Providence,
Warren and BRISTOL Railroad which
was read and passed.
Adjourned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
HER6l0 o. Til: MES,
THURSDAY Feb. I'd 1854.

UnMIrIoArED MEANhEse.-Ou readers
all know that on The death of the Mir
sionary Sudson, The Rev, Dr. Waylaud
was chosen by The hoard Of Missions, to
write his life. The work has been done
in mastery manner by the learned
President, ard III perfect accordance
with his generous nature, the copy.
right Of the work was presented TO Mrs.
udson a noble act, winch secures 10
her and her family Of orphans, all the
comforts OF lie Jue, as lhis publication
is receiving an immense sale New
York publisher and some anonymous
author, announces Il 1Trai volume
Which of course tak"s the profits out OF
the hands oil the widow and the lather-
Tess. We earnestly trust that the ed.
t5rs Of the whole country will denounce
this injustice. and that all The readers of
the inhd who value Judson's memory.
will be careful TO get the work Of DR..
Wayland, published by the eminent
house OF Sampson & Phillips, Boston,
who are now publishing an abridgemcn,
ot the two volumes in one, at the low
price OF rs cents. We do not envy the
New York publisher or his ru,hor, any
Of the profits which may accrue from
this very small operation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
Thursday Jan. 26.

<S'
SENATr-Mr. A. q. Brown, the new
senator froo, Mississippi, IVES sworn in
and took his seat.
Mr.. Shields, from the military com.
miltec, reported lack The house bill Tor
the rcllri OF the u. S. troops sufferers
by the San Francisco disaster with
amendments, which include among
those relieved such officers and teamen
OF the navy who were on board the
steamer under orders. Also that Blk
mont spay and ra,ions be allowed to
the officers ard troops. Also that the
widows and MINOR children of those Off
Gers and troops shall be allowed pen.
sions IN the same manner as il they had
been killed in battle. The amendments
we're concurred in and the bill passed.
WAsHiNGToN, Jan. 30.
SEN NArK.-The morning hour was ex.
pended OH routine business OF no gener-
al interest.
Mr.. Cass offered resolution calling
for the spohdehce OF U. S. Minister
Ma. .sh, al Cons,an,;nope, relative to
the case Of the Rev. DR.. King, mission.
ary.
Ilouss. Mr.. Bridge introduced n bill
to provide for the distribution Of public
lands among states for educational pur
poses.
Other business OF no generul interest
was transacted.
Gr The Auburn Daily Advertiser,
learns, with deep regret, that Mr..
Crocker, Agent Of the Christian Ambas-
sador, in that city, highly esteemed
gentle an, has had his mind 80 much
wrought upon recently by the spirits,
that lac is now wild with Insanity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

PnEsEgvK THE Moral FACuLrigs.-
'Faiiings and faults cannot always be
prevented, for they are IN human ma
ture hut all should be aware, that by
the Infringement Of any great principle
o conduct, they almos. certainly des-
troy both happiness, success, and there
tore health. An inevitable logic gov
erIs the course Of man Let him but
take one step from principle, and al
though he may then sincerely promise
himself that il shall never be repeated,
he will find that the first wrong step
WI. oblige him 10 take another and
SO on, until, in comparison with what he
once was, he almost doubts his own
Identity"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

no The National InteIligencer Gays
Me following is an extract from letter
OF one Of the ag 'n,s Of the Hudson Bay
Company TO an officer Of that company,
in reply to one making inquiry OF the
approach OF Governor Stevens party {:
Some days ago had visit from
some Flat Head chiefs, and they INFORM
ed mo that three Black Feet. who came
TO trade at Hel.-Ga,e, told them that
large hmercan and British party was
seen,by the Black Feet to approach their
country. This information, infer, was
given at Hell'Gate ab ut the end Of
June. The Black Fee, said that the
horses of the said party were halt bears
and halt horses, and their nccks were
clothed with iron and sounded like ,hun-
der that their iore-paws were those OF
a grizzly bear so that, running up steep
rock they could hold on by Their mails.
OF course infer that these terrible
cavalry are those Of Gov. Stevens
The Black Feet description would DEFY
Homer himself. They sid tina, these
horses were harness9d in fire, and that
their cresls looked like The hall-moon in
q storm that the sounds OF their hooIs
and paws were war songs and that
clouds OF burning dust and smoke rose
from their nostrls, and that when they
sDorted the buffalo heard them aiar II. :"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
CYRUS w, FIELD & CO.,
cOMMIssIoS MERCHANTS,
No. ii CLIrP STREET,


NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents in the United States tpr
Muspratt's superior bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers,
Russell Superior -"
Genesee /" 80 Printing "
Rawlins Sons English Ti-sue &"
First quality Ultramafine Blue
They are also Agents for the principal Paper
Manufacturers IN this country, and offer for Sale
by tar the most extensive and desirable stock of
PAPER AND RmANUFAcrURERs' MATE
RIALs than can be found in this or any other
country.
They occupy the large and commodious Ware
houses, No. IL Cliff street, No. SO Cliff stret,
No. lS4 Christopher street, aud the Lofts over
the large Iron Stores, and 9 cliff street.
Their business is strictly wholesale, and Wri-
ting Papers are sold by the only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO
offer all Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, at
the lowest possibl. prices.
Paper made to order, any aize or weight. Lib
eral advances maue on consignments OF Paper,
Paper Makers Stock and other merchandise,3
The highest marse, price paid in each for al
Kind Of Rags.
it6 ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

QT In an account by Jacques DaImot
Of the effects produced on the eyes by
the glare Of the snow. when he and DR..
Paccord were ascending Mont Blanca,
they had not the green wells on them
which had been rcconnie nded, and he
states that when he arrived at the grand
plateau, he was so dazzled tha, hc was
nearly blind, and whichever way he
looked he only saw btg drops OF blood.
lie sat down aud closed his eyes for
half an hour, aud was then able 10 20
on. They passed the night IN the snow.
On thr following morning DR.. Paccord
exclaimed, II hear the birds singing
and II is quite dark J. but his eyes were
open, and lie was blind Tor the nmc, and
only recovered alter careful manage.
meut for a considerable period.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

RETURNED TO SLAvrRY.-A female
slave, belonging to lady Of New Or
leans, accompanied her TO Paris IL
years ago, and there deserted her mis-
uess The poor slave subsequently, led
a miserable, hall starved lie, and final
ly managed 10 reach Jamaica, where,
iaring no bette, she proceeded to Hayi.
Here she barely procured the necessl-
ties oil life. At length wearied out with
irultless efforts, she went to Chagres,
and taking passage Oh board the steam
sr United States, came back to New
Orleans, thoroughly sick Of liberty, and
yearning to be again n slave, to erjoy
the comforts Of home went TO her
former mistress, asked 10 be forgiven,
snd taken back as slave Tor lie. Her
reques, was complied with.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

U5-A western exchange, with refer
ence to the abuse Of the divorce law :,
notices the case Of IA woman in Indiana.
who has been divorced from her hus
band, by whom she had two daughters,
both Of whom are now divorced wives,
one ha wing obtained her bill while her
husband lay on his death bed. Ia the
same village, a man who had married II
widow was divorced from her, and ai.
forwards married the waman's dnugh-
ter. Both mother and daughter reside
in The village, the latter Of whom the
man still lives with.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

THE Ice C9oP.-All tears of short
supply OF ice the next season can now
be dis missed. The past week has been
one OF unusual aNivily on all the ice
ponds in this vicinity, and from one to
four thousa tons OF ice have been dai.
ly housed from each Of the ponds. When
the operations were commenced the
solid ice was nine inches IN thickness
This has been increased during the re
cent severe wcalhe:, so that ice obtain
ed with the pas, lew days has been IA
inches thick, and as clear as crystal
[Bo ston Transcript, 25lh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
Mysterious Disappearance. - Mu

Mysterious Disappearance. - Much
excitement is produced in the
town Of FaIlsburgh, by the following
circumstances Andrew Clement, "a tan
ner at the ShelJrake Pond, eli his home
on Monday, the 81 January for New
York, by way Of Newburgh, intending
TO return in two or three days. His
family anxously waited his return up TO
Thursday last, when his vile and bro.
lher started in search Of him. They
found that he was al Newburgh on the
3D., and paid II note at the Highland
Bank OF So D, and proceeded the next
day Tor New York, and stopped at
Chamberlain Hot, l. in Duane street.
On the morning Of the 4'h, lie paid his
bill and said lie intended to return home
by the Hudson River Rail Road in the
afternoon. DuIing the day he transact
ed business at several places in the city;
ordering hides Iot his lannery, paying
nptes, &c Ills friends succeeded in
tracing him up TO 8 o'clock, when he
purchased come goods for his family,
paying tor them, saying that he would
call in II short time aud get them, as he
was going out in the six o'clock train
but the goods were mol called tor. and
from that time TO the present no inlor-
nation has been obtained of him. II is
thought that he could not have abou'
HIM more than $3.50 at the time Of his
disappearance .-MoAticelIo, Union De-
mocrat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
NEWPOKT CONFECTIONARY.
No. 10 SpRIso STREET (opposite Trinity
Churchl
Z fFo,m,yl, Wm a. W,,,o.,

(Formuly VIM @. Wtysu.)
THE subscriber would respectfully inioim the
L pubic generally Gnd the visitors Of Newport
that he continues ~ the above well known .s-
tablishment, TO manufacture all the dclicncies
OF the conf, ctionary business. lie ia ready To
supply all kiuds OF steam refined Jandrs 4
Drops, fancy D,opsj toys, etc, etc., always
fresh ornat. .en,al Cakes, " eddlng Cakes, Mac.
ca-oh,, Maccaro.y TnIts, Merirgucs, Maringue
kisses, Ladies Fingers, Conconnut Drops, Cream
Cakes. Chocolate Biscuits, etc, etc. besides n
great variety Of family Cakes and Pies, fresh ev-
cry day. lie Is also able 10 supply fresh pure
Ice Creams, Wa,er lees, Charlotte Russo, Pre-
serves. Jcllies, Syrups, ETC., s,c., Families, Par
ties and Boarding Houses the above named arti.
cles, suppl ed with iruit-cake, lee ct,am and
ianc, Ornamental Pyramids, and French 'nk,s
together Aiih many othcr aititlts his I'm,
the shortest notice and on reasonable letms.
D22u q. MUNCillNGER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

U We are indebted TO MIR. VIM. f.
Kenney, for the following dispatch Of
last evening for which he will accept
our thanks.
CHICAGO, Jan. 80.
The American Car Cos Works in
this city was partially destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. The brass and iron
foundry, blacksmith and moulding shops
were entirely destroyed. The loss is
no(@e ascer'ained hut IL undoubtedly
very large. =. The origin Of the fire is
Unknown,
In the case oI the explosion Of the
Cartridge factory at Ravenswood on
Saturday, the Coroner's Jury have or
dered that French, the proprietor Of the
same, he held 10 bail in the sum Of two
thousand dollars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

WALL or CHINA. In n lecture on
China which he delivered al Bolton,
recently, DR.. Browning said i, had been
calculated that if all the bricks, stones,
and masonry Of Great Britain were
gathered together, they would not be
able to furnish materials enough Tor the
Wall OF China and that all the build
ings in London put together would not
make the towers and turrets which
adorn il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
1AdrrtrU.

In San Francisco, California, D,c. l7,b, Rev
DR.. Gray, Mr.. K. julius Stevens, "f this cit; ,
aud Miss Carrie Campbell Rakr,, at the ,esi
dsnce Of her father, the Hon. +. -. Baker.
Ia this city, ON tuesday evening, 2i,h Inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. Lov,joy, Mr.. BenJamin +.
Downing aud Miss Juli. f. Fai,nrau, daugh
{ MIR. George Faisneau, all of ;his city.
In Bristol, Jan. 25th, Mr. Daniel lng'aham,
of Bristol, and Mrs. Owe & Randall, Of Is.
Ia W-s,ery, Jan. 26,h, Mir. John N. Cash'll
aud Mis-. Martha NJ. Colhn. both Of w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
ORANGES, jnstreocited Mt
" X. NILSON'S;
s2 40 lhames St.

ElOUR, FLOUR.-Just received Icr sloop
II Esctl, ffom Croton Mills, Ncs lork /,
Httker Broiher's tSua Gcnc,ce flu6r in
bags and Bauels, Patent telErising 30 (this
Hour took the premium ut the Worlds Fair y
Aho, Millions Mills Iomrhy, Farina, " hcnton
Gfhs. &c. &c. Chy urUceiy, Parade corner.
s22 n! ". YOUNG.