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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-27
GROCERIES, &C.
Fer fhe sprinR Trnde.

GROCERIES, and Provisions st Whole
u sale add Retail. The sabscribers respectfully in
ye the attention Of Merchants thro1ghoat The county
GRocERIES fepi constantly on hand, and % which
additions daily made. Our stock comprises every
thing usually ksptin Grvceu md Provision Bsabliss
house in the county. Being working men. ourselves
Feeling sratsfGi 70 our friends for their liberal pa
them greater Inducements This season. than before. vi
The following comprises portion Of our stock:
ooFFE E,.aisrs- -Itgo5. 81
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
SUGAR, LAssEsAE RUP.
do Crushed de; b. and c, Coffee do; Double refined
Loaf sugar; New orleaus Molasses; Cardenas 10;
Green & stuaris syrup; ur. -
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger Mace; Box Mustard;
Can do; Pepper Sauces CSssa; Ground Pepper, Spice
cinnamon.
FRUfTs.
Boxes M II Raisius; Layer dol Cluster do; Seed
Nuts; FiiSerts; English walnais; Pea Nuts; Cocoa
NutS hduOriee Olive Oil; Lemons and Oranges.
TEAS. f'a
Young Tyson; Gunpowder; Imperial; Old Hyson;
Black. - 49, '- 81.
'--'A .s-' N FISH. . r-
Codashi Masnerell wh,eash; trout Pisketgt; No.
and Sealed Herring. .f.' ff
.g-t't sy tE,roBAo ocoEs. @ 0S
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore
spun; general assortment OF Ane cut chewing; Tin
foil, fine cut and lb papers smoking; Warwick d
Bpan'scani Spanish, half spanish and common CT
gars; Snuff, &c. at, t- Il.
I'.' SOAP AND EDLEs.
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do. do; Burwelrs chem.
wash. do, No. Washing, do; Adamantine do; White
bar do: Star Candies; Sperm do; stearnc do Tallow
do.
OIL.
| Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet. ''
UNpRIEs. ll3I
! Bed cordsi Painted PaiIsI Tubs; British Lustre
| Copperas, Alum, Chalk; Rosin, Tar; Madder; Can
dlewiek; Wrapping twine; Cordagc; Indigo; Pickles
! Sardines; Tapioca; Maccaroni; Rice -four; Baskets
| Whip Lashes; Cream Tartar; Sup. Carb, Soda; Sa
Soda; Tartaric Acid; Whiting; Putty; Flour Sulphur
| Ottar; Saltpetre; Batting; Spruce CUNT Backing
Glassware; Stoneware; Paper; Ink; BroomsI Lime
Matches; Powder Candies; Saleratus, Starch Englisl
split Pea; Usage Orange Seed, for Hedges; Toys; Wal
let's; Snuff Boxes; Steel Pens; Lead Pencils; States
Slate Pencils; Mop Handles; Faucets, &c, f., q, +.
PR6vtS SIoNS.
Flour; Buekwheat do; Corn Meal; Fotaioes Vim.
| egar; Beans; Dried ,BeGf, Lard; Hams, Shoulders
| Pork; Fish, Butter; Turnips; Peas; Corned Beef
Cheese; Rice; Crackers; Pickles; Onions; Beets; Ton
gues; Maple MOlasses; do. Sugar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep Ortment fresh and full through
out the season, and solicit an examination from any
one disposed TO purchase.
N. B.-Cash paid for'al kinds OF country Produce
ortaken in exchange for Good at rates which will bt
satisfactory. II w. SMITH & co.
Ravenna, Aprh 18th, 1853
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MonoIly on Thifd Stree. bank.


Some wicked fellJw, (of course he Is wick
ed,) has had the impndence to publish th'
following. He should be bound over y
keep the Peace
Not sound was heard, save The cashiers VAIL
"A the last doubloOa was eountsdi -
Nota elerk discharged his tailor's bill r.'a
When he from his desk dlsmountOd.
The receiving taller reeeivednO more,
And The payer refused 70 pays w n'1
The attorney he turned away TO the door, ~.
i And tbs runner, he ran away. fClEVN
And short were the oaths Of the President, r.
As be fnmbled amid The dross,
And nlling his pouch, As ho always meant,
He charged 1t 70 profit aud loss.
Not single quaIm disturbed his breast,
On account Of the slight defaulB lv.
He swept the board Or all that was Iefl,
And locked up the empty vault.
He thought, as he heaped The shining pile,
Aud rolled up The grelsy notes,
He had saved enough to lastaWhile,
And purchase few more votes.
Yet little he recked that his rotten suit
Would find but Few espousers.
And less he thought that his cIoven foot
Stuck out beneath histFowser
'Tis aid at night parting wall
Re-eehOed from wall TO wall,
Anda troubled ghost, of aspect pale,
Night be seen in the banking hall. 80.
AT times II will porch on the marble dome,
Or hide in the discount closets;
And 0 ften exclalm, In a solemn tone,
"Alas, for my deposits!" si4-ff..,t ,tFF
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Dentistry.
.nR. A. A. Harris has associat.

YSssy3sgssY ~. III "a. LUTTE IIdo uSsUCIdI-
u1TSyEA ~ ed with him in Ihe practice of Den
1lb tistry, Dir. J. G. Willis, and they have
fitted up rooms in rhe Phoenix Block, east end over
Richardson's Hardware Store for the purpose Of carry
ing on the Dental business in its various branches
TO offer generous public the latest improvement In
their profession.
As they arc permanently located in Ratenna, all thost
wishing work done by them depend on hating the
work done in q proper manner; such as whole Sett
of Teeth, minor Sets, partial Sets, Teeth ceaDsed
and fill with Gold Foil, crystalized Gold, Tin Foil
Teeth extracted with the use Of choroform or without
ing teehs and will perform all other work incident tC
their profession.
We intend to free ourselves from all impOsitiont
practice by pretendcrs. We will be governed in
practice strictly by pruciple, and viii not knowingly
perform any operations wrong, matter how strongl.
solicited or what the inducement may be.
All operations performed on the teeth in our office
will be warranted and person is required to take
pay for work unless perfect satisfaction is given.
Raveena, March IA, 1854. 455-tf
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Winter Stock Of Goods.

A L the Shalersvillc cheap store, A. v.
II HOrr g. Co., with pleasure would announce to
their customers and the public, that they have made
their last trip East for the pure hasc Of Goods Ibis sea-
son, and receiving and opening their fourth
general stock of Goods in 1854. which la bcCr bought
under the most favorable circumstances, az 1t is the
dull for trade in market, aud the holders of
Goods very anxious 10 close their stocks a very
low prices, We will therefore Offer great Inducements
them who may wish goods at low figures and will favor
us with call.
We have on hand now. The best assortment than can
b. found atany establishment in the Western Reserve,
all are respectfully invited to call.
Dec. 90, 1854:
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6F The snow has left us, and damp fog.
gy weather, and muddy streets are again the
order of the day. This can hardly be re.
gretted however by our citizens. The wells
and streams. throughout this region Of coun.
try, have become very low, and few days
of raining weather, would be of great ben.
eft to the people generally.
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1lHE Subscribers keen ON hnnd and are

I HE subscrlbers Keep on hand and are
l. constantly receiving the largest and best assort-
ment Of Stoves IN this county, among which, some
new patterns OF Cook Stoves not before introduced.
pablo of baking six loaves at once, has six boiler
holes is perfect in all its operations, and Is decidedly
one Of the most splendid Stoves IN use. The United
States has also very large elevated oven, the boiler
holes so arranged, that large brass kettle can be
used upon IT, the bottom plate is OF sufficient thick
ness to be proof against cracking, and is altogether
of the best Stoves in Market The Genesee Valley Il
new and beautiful elevated Stove. Of smaller
size than the Others and will recommend itself to those
wishing cheap and convenient Cook Stove.
We also keep most of the old patterns OF Stoves,
such as the Empire State, Bangup, Cobb's Elevated
Oven, Clinton Air-Tight Western, True American,
and others, we have not time to mention.
Those wishing good Stove will do well to give us
call at our Stove room the old stand formerly oc-
cuped by C. Prentiss, one door west OF the Prenss
House. BEcKLEY & RAwsoN.
Rayenna. June, |. 1854
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The New Year.

y But -four days more, and the present year
win have passed away, and the record of all
/. It's joys, sorows, hopes, fears, lis life and
death, be made up. What an immeasuruble
tide Of human beings has gone down to the
grave during the last three hundred and sixty
FIVE days, and what world Of life also, has
been ushered into being since January l.,
1864. How much is there 10 learn in the
past year, as we'll as every other year of our
lives Each day and hour has its lessons of
Instruction. But it is not we'll to mourn over
the past. No doubt there are recorded
against us all, many follies and frailties. But
let us. look forward with high and earnest
hope to the future. Readers, we wish you
happiness for the year to come.
A "happy New Year. to the children
Their lives are fall of sunshine, and they
are the sunshine Of many lives and homes.
When the holy.days come around, how their
hearts bound with expectation and delight |;
and how small thing, (lorge to them) will
afford enjoyment. Yes, they are happy. If
men and women were more like children, in
many things, the world would be much
better. r1aG
A "happy New Year" to the young-those
just entering upon the stage of life, full of
ayigor and hope. How earnestly they look
forward to the year to come. For them, eve-
ry hour should be thronged with active, stir
ring duties. Life is full of realities, full Of
earnestness. Be energetic, thorough, brave.
The world is moral battlefield, constant
strife where each one struggles to be victo-
rious. We must wrench success from the
midst Of adversely, or be trumpled under foot
in the conflict. A firm and noble purpose,
unyielding perseverance. and answering in
tegrity, will secure advancement and final
triumph.
A" happy New Years to the middle-aged.
May they be happy in the success of bust.
ness, happy in the enjoyment of home.
happy in every. laudable pursuit. May plen-
ty reward the labors OF the husbandman, and
prosperity crown the work of the mechanic.
How pleasant it is, to toll even when the
hands are weary, if we know that the pro-
ducts of our labor will contribute to the hap
piness of those we love, and secure compe-
teDce for after years.
"A ''happy New Year" to the aged. Their
heads have grown gray and their steps fee.
BILE, but the snow Of age has fallen lightly
on their brows, and the autumn of life came
on with such silent, gentle tread, that we
scarcely noticed the approach of the winter
season. Yes, "happy New Year" to the
aged; and II before the dawning of another
New Years morning, they are called away,
may their journey down the ozark valley" be
apleasant one. and their slumbers sweet ID.
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Bridge Proposals.

M UTICE is hereby given that proposals
will be received at the Auditors Office in Raw
ut January 9th, 1865 for constructing bridge across
the Cuyaloga river In Franklin township draft and
specifications may be by applying to Sylvester
Huggins at Franklin Mills. Said bridge TO be comple-
tod before the first day of Augu I, 1856. Personstle
sirous of contracting for the building of said bridge
viii pcase call and examine specifications.
by order of the Beard of County Commissioners.
Lorenzo FROST, Co., Auditor.
ArDIToR's 0FYICE, PortaEe Co.,l . r,
Ruvenn:, Dee. Is, 1884.
Z
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0TWesneglec ted last weekto notice the
advertisement Of the Cosmopolitan Art and
Literary Institution which may be found in
our paper. The aims and objects of this
association are believed to be every way
worthy ofattcntion and support by an en-.
lightened and intelligent public. The de-
signis good one, and we'll calculated to
promote the fine arts, and aid in the ad.
vancement of Literature.
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WHAT IS AR1sTocRAcY.-In reply to this
question, General Foy, distinguished ora.
tor Of the French Chambers, gave the fol.
lowing answer: s
'sAristocracy in the nineteenth century is
the league, the coalition of those who would
consume without producing, live without
working, know without learning anything
and have all the places Of Government with.
out being able to gil them.'' lG
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Legal Notice.

EKANCIS r. BLANCHARD, will take
Il notice that G. H. Detmer & Co., Hled in the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Portage county. State Of Ohio
on the 2elh day of OCTOBER A. D.. 1854, Petition,
against him the object and prayer Of wehis The fecev
cry OF Sl64 and interest Anataehment has Issued
out OF said court in said and has served
tain property Of said Francis r. Blanchard jn said
county, which said Petition Is pending and said
blanchard is required to. answer by the 25th day Of
January, A. D., 1855.
ANDREW JACKSON,
b 6wi - ,lELLTFlLt n .-L' AiIiy Enr Pinihtih
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Nnfice.

A i my instance an attachment was this
II day issuedby John Bruner, Justicc of the Peace
Of Franklin township, Portage county, against the pro-
pefy and Ell cts Of Stephen H. Judd, non resident
said county, for the of twenty tive dollars and
nineteen cents Dated this 4th day Of Dec. 1854.
l9w3 a.4 HORACE ID. CURTIS.
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or The triaIof Parks is set for the 18th
day Of FEBRUARY, by the Court Of Cleveland.
IT was expected that the trial would take
place this term. but at the solicitation Of
Psrks, counsel, it 10 put over. Parks re-
mains 10 the custody Of this county until tha,
time. e.--Akroh Bencon. 4! 3..ie.'i,j .ga tss sa N
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CoNvrcTIoN OF THE WINpHAM BANK ROB-
BERs.--The trial Of the persons arrested for
the robbery Of the Windham Bank, was
concluded on Friday. The jury found three
of them guilty, but could not agree as to
the fourth one, Jones. They may be SEN
tenced on the charges against them to II
years in the State Prison.
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~ for nervous diseases. Price 25 cts per bottle;
Wrigt's Kahairnn n article for the Hair Ponds
pain destroyer and healing extract Troupe & Fieka-
sott' Black Lnmen Liquid polish for Leather, &c
polish for furniture; shaving and soaps trans
parent and fancy soaps: Burweils washing soap; Cod
Liver oil III bottlcs cough remedies of every descrp-
tion. For sale at .. SWIFT'S.
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NOficH.

A N attachment was issued by Samuel
shin, Portage county, oho the Cd day Of Dec 1854
In favor of Geo. W. Seaton, against Carlos Coats,
non resident Of said county, for s5l A. 4...a
l9w3 C. r. BLAKESLEE, Atty.
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Nntfce.

A N attachment was issued by Samue
II Granger, Just ce Of the Peace OF Aurora town
Ship Portage cohnty, Ohio, the Cd day of Dec. 1854
in favor of Converse & Wilmot gainst Carlos Goats
non resident Of said county, for S67 81.
Igw3 G. T, BLAKESLEE, Atty,
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sasii,s G. L. DERBY, Actuary o. A. 81. A
TO THE FRIENDS, OF, ART.

The Committee Of Management of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association being desirous or extending tie benz
et Of the Institution 10 every portion ofks United
States wish to appoint soTe responsible persons ms
Honorary Secretaries In cities aud towns where none
are already appointed. Address, (at either ONCE.
o. I: DERBY. Actuary E "A. & L. A., Z.
3z6 Knickerbocker Once, New York; or, !
81 N9lfi gf w 1G6 Water Street, Sanduaky, O.
q 4. 81 HERRtCK, Ravehne, o.,
4ol-4w,5 Hon. Sec. O.. a. &sL. Al. s
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Nem a0urrtigtlIleuts.
40 whom il NAV Comcern

10 whom is may Concern. .-,
fHHE Annual settlement OF Dr.. ]. Hayes is
4 at hand Those having unsettled accounts with
said Hayes will please call ana settle imed atry by
Note or otherwise. J, HAYES.
Shalersville, Dec. -, 1854. 4943w
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Goycrnor OF south Carolina.

Gen. JAMES H. ADAMEs of Richland Dis
tricr on the IIth inst, was elected Cover
moi, sand Hon. R. DeTREyLLE, Lieut.. Cover
nor Of South Carolina. by the Legislature ei
that State. Gen. ADAMS was elected by lO3
votes ont of 1h7. 80 - -
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Inspectors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, has
~ been duly appointed County Inspector, under the
act to prevent the adulteration Of Alcoholic Liquors.
passed May 1854, and is duly quglided and ready To
enter upon the duties Of his Office Office ever Rowol
Witter e Co, =. Store. RELnINCs: Inanectnr
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House Keepers,

WAIT A MISUNDERSTANDING more
y w coming in the shape of selfheatng smooth
ing Iron. With handful or two of charcoal, Eer-
do tho Ironing foF ordinary sized family, it
saves the Inconvenience of heating up stove, the
the time with Irons either too hot cold and the
very unpleasant necessity of working in sweltering
heat from Stove, is generally the where Irons
are heatinthe old way have only TO try them to be
convinced. For sale at BEcKLEy RAwsoN's.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons in
IN tepested that Executors and Administrators on the
following Estates have presented the Court OF Pro-
bate or The County Of Portage, in the State OF Ohio,
their severn settlement accounts which placed on
die In the o6ice OF the Judge Of said Court and
nued for the Inspection aud exception OF all persons
three weeks from date.-Dec. 1a, 1885, tO-wit:
Sylvester Hurlberts Estate, Final Settlement
John J. MatOons do do do
Henry HagerIys do do do
Warren Coltan do Partial do
Salmon Curtus 10 do do
Pelatiah Allyns Do do do
K, b. Sherwood Guardian to M. II. McEIwaw do
LUTHER L. BROWN, Probate Judge.
494-3w.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
terai Notice.

T SHALL offer for sale at public auction, al
j. ihe door 10 The C0art House, Ravenna, the "a
day Of January, A. D.. les5 beiseep the hours Of Ter
O'Clock A. M and two O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, one
vents o Portage eouBtS, BY Orlando B. Dickinson. ap
plIcant Tor The beneAi OF the act, cntlIed can act o
the relief Of insOlvent debtors." f..
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IN ATTAcHMKET.

A T my instance, an attachment was issued
n this 5th day Of December 1884, by Peter Hartse
Justice Of the Peace -DeernOld township, Portage
county, against ts property and effects OF Hsury viii
son, absent resldent debtor, for the
hundred and eight dollars aud eighty cents, and hy
della r. for tho probable costs Of this action 81
a 80 -.+, IRA GILBERT.
Deerdeid, Dee. 9Th, 1854. 40I3w.
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IRON of every kind and size; Cast, Cor
i and Spring Steel, Steel Strings, Axels, wagon
Boxes, cast and wrought Iron Anys, solid box Vices,
Sledges, wrought Nuts and Washers Horse shoe Nails
and Nail rods at naa @ EFT. RICHARDSON.
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MI suSiCal.

! E0R, ,SALE.-Thei subscriber has one si-
! i pcricr toned Meloleon) manufactured by Bishor
& Chids, Cleveland. Said instrument is entirely new
Four and ahalf octaves will sell II at bargain. II
may be seen by calling on ~ By
7 a.. ,sg,t.. JAMES TWITT,
! Ravenna, Sept. 10th, 1854. Ravenna, Ohio.
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TtHAMBRAY'S-2O pieces Of those dark
~ plain Chambray's that have been so much called
for, the best goods In America, for shilling yard,
lust received at ~ ~ H. L. Days.
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CLOAKS AND, TALMAS-A beautiful
" article Of Ladies' Cloaks and Talmas, some very
superior also the cloth in all colors to make them just
received ut s'tdaq 44 H Il. DAYS
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THE ADVANTAGES SECURED

by becominga member Of this Association are
1st Az persons receive the full vaiRe of their sub
seriPion at the star In the shape Of sterling Maga
zine Literature. -.
Cd. Each memberis contributing toward purchasing
choice Works Of Art which to be distributed among
themselves, and are at the same time encouraging the
Artists Of the country dsbursipg thousands Of dollars
through Its agency. So
The increasing interest felt In the or The
Fine Arts warrants the belief that this Association will
with the powerful aid Of Literaturs become at once
universally Popadr II not only cuItivates and On.
cOurages the Fine Arts but disseminaes sterling Ltera-
tre throughoutthe land thereby adapting itself to the
present wants and tastes Of the Amerfca peope ena
bling both rich and poor TO make their homes pleasant
and attractive, by the aid OF ScuIpture Paintings and
the best reading matter which wide range of Amer
icaR and Foreign Literature affords.
| Persons remlttihg funds for membefahip, should
mark letters "Registered, and state the month which
which they wish their magazines TO commence and al
50 their post Office address Tn full, the receipt OF
which, certificate of membership, together with The
magazine desired, will be forwarded 70 any part of the
country. tt <. .,f
Those. who purchase Magazines at Bookstores wiIi
observe by joining this association, they receive ths
agsfas and Free Ticket in tke annHat diseribatidR
ali atthe same price they now pay for the Magazine
IPohices OF the Association, ptthe KnickeJbocker
Magazine Office, S45 BFoadWny, New York, and at No.
l66, Water ST. saudusky OHIO. Address, lat either
II Il t4i
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y, Farm for Sale.

- gaua THE Subscriber has an excellent
asSssE farm for sale, q miles southeast 6fasen-
nhf Thefeure 140 acres, seventy acres on each
{ ~ side Of the road, ono goedfarm House ahdBarn,
Well watcred on each side OF the farm, agood water
privilege nn0ccupieGa Lock Son the canal. p n @
Persons wishing to purchase, enquire at the Store Of
~ Ia Rostwick d Coz or on the Farm. ~ is91 Il
J RnyAnnas Marehie, 1884 456M GEos BasTwIuK.
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WOOL WOOL THE subscriber has
w few thousand dollars which he wishes to invest
In Wool atthe market price in New York and Boston,
Qess the truhsportaton) All who wantto to sell their
Wool at what is wort for the cash, will do well TO
improve this opportunity. II. u. DAY.
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VELVET TRIMMINGS--Al large assort.
v ment of Velvet Dress Trimmings, for sale at
J. -s.r, n. L. DAYsS.
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DARAMETTAS AND MERlNO NOES.-
L Just received another lot Of those fine Paramettas
and iBerinoes which very cheap, at No. 2, Phoenix
Block. 7', II. l.. DAY.
Dec. 90, 1854. t ~,