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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
Senses III Ect.


A NEAT and ROOMY TWO STORY and BASE
AMENT House aud several LOTS Of ground near Railroad
Do Upper MeTsTia to 1T CT Lea %" 20 goa ie1s ~
cor. Beyard and Mulicrry-sts. y Y
COTTAGES - RAVENSWOOD to LhT.-Twc
Nroomy cOuvcnet COTTAGES with front yards and in
rear Lower Ray. ns@ood within two hundred y" OF A.o'
esaboSt lqIdigs Ss PASS IN, Harris
5e pismses o. HARRIS Co, no % Ptcs sip New.Yor
HOUSES TO LET in BROOKLYN.-Ihe two new
II Handsomely finished THnEEsTo BRICK p pHbEE
AGs Rg pea 70 Ke2sy Also one VERY T Rnsh
S Al Thin B T n1at. H sk Of sv VII rented ood
a to tQWBE , Ne 81 %S' B, or to
pOOMs with STEAM POWER to LET-Suitable
o ~ kgd; Of fact Fa[PG.i - The I .ad ~
Fmst between Howard Grandsts The vary in size
from A5 feet d to i i ssr oes and rss pipes A to
nSed viii 0'0'0D "''''' W A. &ItEH premises,
POOMs to LET, with STEAM POWER, S6xoo--
91s5y daTied sht mechanical prrpOsei Ale sR'e , 22'
BLOOMS TO LET, with STEAM POWER Apply
Ia 20 DIETZ BROS, Co, No l5 William 81.
STEAM POWER to LET--ln light and airy Lofts
- building in Ciil.sf Apply to &c HULL @ SONS
STEAM POWER to LET.-The whole or = part of
> the TwoSToM B5CK FACTORY 100 feet g ~ p R l,s
~,TEAM POWER to LET.-LOFTS, With or with
- out STEAM f} SA hh Agg r. ssMoNsox No. ISL Le
S'TEAM POWER-ROOMS to LET, with steady
- STEAM roMEE e NEW Sg Sos Nos md IL S15
to J. GuDu, isinc,r Inquire on the premises
mo LET-A FRONT and BACK PARLOR, with
\ Pnntiies between large HALL BEDROOM, HALL FAN
TRY ROOM all the looT supplied with
Aturcs end CIo;on Water j. viii only be let snail entee
isriv without children At No. II North MOOresi,
ncar Nelick Etr' 49, year. fos ession 0medinteT
no LET-POsSESSION lMMEDlATELN-A
4 large TWOSTORY and ATTIC HOUSE, railroad route.
rt cents either ferry handsomely psps1eo'
good markets. and only 800
Apply r. VAN BEUkEN, Ngyeay near franklin East
Brooklyn.
TE,O LET N WILLIAMSON RGIl-The CUPOLA
COTTAGE HOUSE No. 425 Grsndt; Gl lois Inc garden
snd fru'desirste gsltemsns family IN rop
rry would Apply J. " BURDEN,
No i56 Gfandei.
ITO LET-Two ROOMS and two BEDROOMS.
with Csoton. to small family No - West lshs Nobln2
mo LET-Io small gcnteel family, APART
MENTS u rospectslle HOUSE No. 81 Malsoas'.,
Csihnrines'. Inquire in the hesfInfnt
Two LET on BROADWAY-rhe spacious STORE
OF the FIRST FLOOR loo feet deep, with
good light Basement aud Cellar VIA immediate possession Apply
q. PIERCE, Piue.. Broadway under metropolitan
Rank.
no LET--Country Residence containing ii rooms,
ls miles from CITY beautifully situated in pleasant healthy
visre; large garden; plenty of t sih ne
city clly via Rsio.d aud Inquire Of ISAIAH hEisEH
No Sll fowery. from 10 Until O'Clock.
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Rea! estate fer Sale.

LOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE
shou, four miles Hobok.n and Jersey Cry ferries
beautiful within 1O wards Of the Hack k River AMI
j. oUilt IN mod IN sly. IN marble nnn Ae ad COZ n u
feet. Price 81 House with four lots tJ feet
..r,, r. crpund : 800 The Il j Ia s.Is'e O.ir cad
admirable n,;so fr summer tosriioshonss. The pop ry is
worth II 5 more hsu - pic ci, d Moe los No. be ny
Ilyio THORN OwEE. y. fi B.cai1T'y.
E'OR SALE-s desirable place in the town of YON-
kERs on DE sp.ii R Road n IS .fon ~ Hrsog R
hnroad Depa Meetings min 81 which large
yslnsas young App Orchard ,ssed u) ffoa % 10 acres Of
BALDWIN DETMARS. No sly alisi.
FOR SALE 1T WILLIAMSBURGH-A FIRST
\ Class riREES BASEMENT sd FXrEN SION
BRICK HOUSE, south 3h the corner 6tl-,r
Marble MsIits and Crate Siding Corshsd Rooms with
Ornaments; sat n modern style Terms
or ofMAUJER HAMMOND SCOT Of South - WiArls5uISh
EOR SALE-SpRINGDALE FARM. containing
4 shou; is .ituad ths Du,cAss Turnpike
OF Washington. Drtchass County. miles from IN, Harlem Rail
rod St,ol Dover Plains The AID superior quality aud
h.h cnliiv siOl adsved There
about MY h aluva rslOvs M scrc. Of wood
land On The piece r-f vaey fruit
di,sap ru,ons
principally cd iom Europe.
DIS ei1s Hons with sTse Lawn IN sha
Ts ous. Was House &c sl in good order The convenience
s-r great being introduced into the house through
Iipes from unfsng spring. which so sford ample supply
Tor the ouibDrss and Ssh ona adjoining GARDEN This sec
the celebrated for h-slh Fog further particulars
inquire Of JAMES =. UNDERHILL, the premises; or GEO
UNDERHlLL, NO y Ccd.y 81 HewHo
1'OR SAl.E-A beautiful frst-class DWELLING,
snia village; the oeaiien Is high water good abandncr
ase LOT GROUND with splendid prospect e.sy
Inquire OF WILLIAM GRAY. Upper MOrTisaui,.
NOR SALE in EAST BROOKIYN-Two NEW
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Gorses Wlnlc0.
w ANTEp-A Fl FINISHED HOUSE in Orange
w y j. year longer tine, .a small family " a ao
children Fcr hsi suits. good prcs vii b. laid Address
Box No. 81 Post. Ofsce Y.il zeal name.
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aalee on Anctica
y : Hot 80, Auctoneef

n 10
A LECTION NOTICE IMPORTANT SAILED
N HOUGH Aueosre III sell Eo.ewood Fats.'e o. a.
s.sssj chDe sn6 elegance Velvet I.pts sna -
,ep,s Rosewood Pisnc. OIL Painting 81 THIS Dtf trre,
dsyJ aiNo - Wsusns. nesf Gfeens.h ,r,3 on
~ The riches, and -iy furnished Of dove town ri
The surrtnre 81 hsvrs been sae 70 sIs'p ala 80 n II
isne8 casoo. Snd elegant Oval Nirr9 fihSn
Easy swins chafs costly six hud bryeaa' eoVsos o. A
patterns elegant Ros.wosd suites conssin. o. soiS' re
ogs sets YIN s 1870 VIZ ns5 Tpesfrg Carpet
irr yery elegantly framed OIL Paintings snd ErEs ns
~ S - BJse .ss raso Bn,fs Gresrs Wsass snd Or
C.,ors t. .rd Tsbe spoons sail. B..se Caee TIN Sci
Mhossny Ertensoa DINING Table, Dairs AID Ss.e
Cur'-d Horse H.r Matires FesIhef be' hia
Spne sest &C. Rocsers CouiHodes >ecretse sew od
srd Missionary Bed.teses Rosewood and Nanas'ny o COZ
r,rs Of weather The COOS, ready for Inspection 10
parties residing IL The country every eon'euitnee WI. ~
fsk ship their goods u Teacuap4e chases
JoHN n OaKLsY Auctoneer. ,
A RSOLVTF SALE Of 50 Valuable LOTS in the
n FiO4ITH WARD Of the CITY Of BRookLf N-oAhLti
y cott A. the Merchants ENchsns- Neviors Lots on west
erysiie OF thav between l5ih ana i'h IS Loi' 0a err
o., Sih = n , ieips he entire block bound
~ ~ iS,b ,S and thsrs and nearly all 3 100 feet.
situated pleasant and liable part Of the 'th a'l OF ~
saiS : ssSS hc NV YORK Bay staten Island Jv .ho.
CITY and surrounding scenery Lhe s'sNU's 40
IN vicinity have nearly al been Graded q the expense If
he pIoperty MAKING il very desirable and pleasant location t
highest BIDDER Title pdispuis6e Sixty cent OF The purchase
money remain bond and mortgage for three yes,'
i BfooE Et'a'''''' ''pS . '-s '''.''--.'' w.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Wl be sold by a9c-
~ ton. Few dave close IA estate LOT o, I'm III WI
En.int Icon Bradns Machine sad three Table. for Do
9' p EaRf 6 @P Machine &C. 1 RIOS 81
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ID stieusu sri his VIE With four i've Children and
>.r - 10 csn accommodated with pleasant snd sy
FuQNS Ge ftfa nd hehy location the water,
sleVsit position commanding 81 sNiensie view OF the
ii srorr q ard ron'e within ,hty or
W roe f'he Glen Cove So sooa andins Any ps',on
s-r .-r 81 ga; win DO wei % inquire soon OF LIN
M Pb>T Ei SIDE Glen Cove l. Reference may be had
& F.ssi s. Soaih-s, ard ". y Davidson. No -
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A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.-Will be sold by auc
A MERwIN, Auct,0ueet
ny RANGS BROTHER n Co-lrade Sale'

~ Rcoms. No IS Park Dr s,,,
70 be commenced TUESDAY Ansus, - ~
BOOKS AND STATIONERY NIULTAEEOt LIZ,
3 B. & Go. announce the FALL TRADE SALE 81 no'AS'
PAPFRS STATIONERY STEREOTYPE PLATES, &c &c
for he date (Which will be observed earlier tn'n n-
fore and solicit therefor To insure an "a o,
lion OF the Catalogue important thst particulars Tor pu
hond be furnished not than the 10Th OF june 81 WHICH ave
I'M
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" ETRopoLITAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH

VARiES HALLOCK of Quoque, south side OF Long
Il.sd oou4euieui Bathing. will accommodate Po
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AItFI
~ rsas frr tbs and airy abundance OF 81 sde
the premises, ana communications sht
a. daily AddTess " E Tribune Ocs giving real rame and
- oilers will he noticed.
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EOR sALE n WILLIAMsRURGH-A FIRST.
nor SALE-SpRINGpNE FARM containing
NOR SN.E-A beautiful frst-cass DWELLING

stuscd close hv the Depot the Harlem Railroad Upper
Village; the location high good
large LOT Or GROUND, with splendid prospect essy
Ipcure n; WILLIAM GRAY Uprer MOuisaIs
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T.. Van ASTwEgP. AuctuueeI
~pOCEERY GLASS and CHINA. +. VAN
JANIS NOLF- NU'TIllftI. =, -
INTENSIVE SALE of VALUABLE BROohLlN

INTENSIVE SALE of VALUABLE BROoAL1N
IL PROPERTY in the TENTH WARD-JAS COLE son
vi uo.iiy. Is sel on TUESDAY, June - At L oe"cS me
York A. Lots opposite anu fHfA
sunt.d OF Bcron Seco Carroll sud bachepacs ana on
Soleu Union President Carroll Smith Hoyt. bono and lstsi-
srd on 2d.sv large waterfront the CenS I'- Is some
prort offered ~ tis
m. nrrr Las of Improvements already made in the vicinity
warrant. will continue 20 be- ~ i, no' h no
elegant desirable part Brooklyn The location
csral and walk OF the Hamilton ay reiiy
One OF the civ rnrosds IAss within block Tho grades axe
gb the all graded and paved the former oil
c feet wide planted &c &c The Canal front '1t
IL valuable on Of facilities for the transportation OF
rercaudhe the city running from Go" AIMS
Bev 10 Butlcrst completed the entire M nce 20
pe &c on For aud iull Apply
=. n "a ~ ~ '' ' - Gy5)
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COUNTRY BOARD-At the MANSION HOUs

- EFLlENILLE = J. delightfully."- suaied On the Passaic
Rvr srhs mile. from ely Good hng aDd pleasant drives
F as others csn accommodated with agreeable ROOMS
easrge Inquire Of J. GARNER, Mansion House
y
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lilatbinern, Nr.

Mes,.s Wo0LDRCysg. KEEN1 4 Mo0s f... Lyln MAJ
Ctsrl \ Dursiu 10. 10 longer i-c~ sell :
ug Me hir under pa..If IL la ben fes.s-d
no persons W. le i4ceuctd who u e patents oer
tHd advance oi ' Wi b. -
Ndnsly required OF those tskirg l--re~s
ELIAS HOWE. "a. Psf.afee Of rls
Odgusi Sewing Nsfiae No - --ogcts- Boron az y. .
ErnaaN Now nlk-Mav / i-il
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Simmer iis,reais.

>lNNFH RErREAr-Thc most delightful
n - s,.l RoARn. 1ss.,r; ROOMS Bah R''n. oGw "a.
-. rs,.r .ac hours sidr to4i tAc city. a. ths " aie
&C. So . Vs'f' '-'-p, WELLINGTON M rs l.hs-
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90 r,cIsry House etposse .sion ,,, ,i.
roy CASTER store No 81 Dcy COZ OF 6Fss9ssA
EAC0\S DROSkY HARNESS. Nc.-WED-

NFspAY A. y ocAk above large ass,rten, n.s AZ
oil, Hl0GY W AGONS. kOCkAWAfS, bI>iNf,nS /" Ao11NS
M ,EToNS one Clarence Coach Russian DroeF eaai D
,wrArce A GOOD A. several sets Harness n.e az
shifting. Sc Also, Que black Fony na'' ho's'' " ''sa'
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Jos LORD. Auctonee.
OY GEO ". LORD & Co., No. 800 Broadway, DO
ID tween Franklin sud Leonadsts Sales Of BOOKS FAINT
L. n.h NnL.L-r ferms
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COUNTRY BOARD.--A private family residing

~ Westchrsier Co. would accommodate persons
Il fne siy APARTMENTS for Ire summer Location healthy
within short dis OF the house Reference. ven
replied Fox further particulars inquire at No . West n'
IL
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nN4Hn u thr CO(Nkl.-FrrS0Ns dtSirous
II 80. ~ .r. rasr;hs IN he c.uut,y ,sa BE- ace onS'
81 SrON BOARD 81 PLEASANT ROOMS. well IN
~ 80, x-i,ss f,,niy d, ThRRNTOMN. Thu locNli
.. .-.-,Ar 'ar ~.Au three miuuies ~sN Of Che Rara
80 \ s.r,s 81 80 fi,rr Terms niodcrate L. lute q
4 sts,aW ORTH, - NJ MS Nssssu-s,, OF AS 4 WILL
-. y. IS 81
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A "GREAT CouNTRY"-MEN OF ANEsr-
cA.-The greatest man, stake him all in
ALL" of the last hundred years, was Gen
Geo. Washington--an American.
The greatest Doctor of Divinity was Jon
sthan Edwards-an American.
The greatest Philosopher was Benjamin
Franklin-an American.
The greatest living Sculptor is Hiram
Powers-an American.
The greatest living Historians is VIM. H.
Prescott-an American.
The greatest Ornithologist 10 John James
Andnbon-an American.
There has been no English writer in the
present age, whose works have been marked
with more humor, more refinement, or more
grace, than those of Washington Irving
an American.
The greatest photographer, since the
time of Johnson, was Noah Webster-an
American. ...
The Inventors whose works have been
productive of the greatest amount of benefit
to mankind, in the last century, were God
frey. Fitch, Fulton and Whitney-all Amer.
leans.
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Sunshine and Young Mothers.

"Young mothers and sunshine !" They
are worn to fiddle strings before they are
twenty-five! When an old lover turns up,
he thinks he sees his grandmother, instead
of the dear little Mary who used to make
him feel as if he should crawl out Of the
toes of his boots. Yes; my mind is quite
made up about matrimony-it's one-stded
partnership.
Husband" gets up in the morning and
pays his devoirs to the looking glass, curls
his fine hair, puts on an immaculate shirt
bosom, ties an excruciating cravat, sprinkles
his handkerchief with cologne, slows away
a French roll, an egg, and cup of coffee,
gets into the omnibus, looks at the pretty
girls, and makes love between the pauses off
business during the forenoon generaly-l
Wife must Theoretically seal" the windows
and excludes all the fresh air, (because the
baby had the "snutfies" in the mighty and
sits gasping down to the table, more dead
than alive, to finish her breakfast. Tommy
turns cup of coffee down his bosom; Juli- |
ana has torn off the strings of her school
bonnet; James "wants his geography cover
ed;'' Eliza can't find her satchel; the butcher
wants to know if she would like to have
joint of mutton; the milkman would like his
money; the iceman wants to speak to her
'just minute;" the baby swallows a bean;
husband sends the boy home from the store
to say his partner will dine with him, the
cook leaves "all flying" to go to her "sister's
dead baby's wake," and husbands thin coat
must be ironed before noon. "Sunshine and
y0ung nothers?' Where's my smelling bot
tie Fern Leaues
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w GA short time since the "lttle ones" of
family were gathered in the kitchen discuss
ing the merits of new cook, and comparing
her with one who had left half-dozen years
before when bright-eyed eight year old
- girl, remarked:
10. "Didn't she make beautiful gingerbread
FAM"
~. "Yes she did, and loved it better than
any I've eaten since"
$50 did | love it too,'' said Davy q little
blue-eyed four year old boy
"You!" said the little girl, "you never eat
any of it, yeu wasn't here, you was in Heav.
en- them"
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GROCERIES. &C..
For lhe Spring Trade.

GROCERIES and Provisions at Whole.
VI sale and Retail Ihs Subscribers respectfully in.
ve the attention Of Merchants throughout me eopnty
Of PoTIHgs and me trade % theft stock q
additions ATe daily made, Our stock comprises ever
thing usually kept In Grocery and Provision Esiabsh
house In the county. Being working men, ourselves
Fesns Efassfui 70 our friends for fhsirllbsral ps
tronaee extended 10 u.s. we assure them that We can
thrm greater Inducements this season, Than beiare
The following comprises portion Of our stock:
coFFEE. 'A9.h.h shi dt
Rio and Baguara, Cuba, and Old Government lava.
3 U G A RssMo LAlssE siA N DlsiYiRUP.
NO. and T. R; Sugar. Granulsied do; Powdered
Loaf sugar; New Orleans Molasses; Cardenas 40;
Green & stusrtssyrup -Tv9gd r'g.CE. f-fiGfI
als7t 20 ars IS FL @ s.siEiE ri.0i rt,i
Can do; Pepper Sauce; Cassia; Ground Pepper Siee
cinnamon. 11 Efai tft ,hrs' E--s fIy.f ~
boz iu7i--0 -0F;RUITs.ad tgSulr .
Boxes M R Ralsins; Layer do Cluster do I, Seed
les: N do; B Boxes and Drums Figs Almonds; Brazil
Nutsi Liquoricej Olive OIL Lemons and orangess
ta. .i s-sr5f r-sr. TEAS.-r hrr. -4f 0
v,Yg Young Rysop; GunpOwder; Imperial; Old Hyson;
2 .ti-si7i'H FIsH. rl's @isa .g
Goldfish; MacnereI; whitetish; Trout; Pickerel; No
and Sealed Herring. ID, rs.- ',4s. .i--i =. y.
g,.-.ao,s ToBAcC GOES. -
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore
spun; general assortment OF Ane cut chewing; Tin
ioil, line cut and lb papers smoking; Warwick &
Bryan,s can; Spanish, half spanish and common CT
gars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDLES. tuE
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do. do; Burwell's chem
wash. do, No. Washing do; Adamantne do; White
bar DO; Star Candles; Sperm do; Stearine do Tallow
do. -.--i ..F't .t. = "a N - -'''
.tt G Oils. sitIEs-s .Ei Fl, b
Linseed; Sperm Lard: Sweet, s,.t. 4e..--.
..--.- !au ..s SUM- DRIES, .sI.... ..
Bed cords; Painted Pals; Tubs; British Lustre:
Gopperas; Alum; Chalk ROsin; Tar; Madder; Can,
dewick; Wrapping twine; Cordage; Indigo; Pickles;
Sardines; Tapioea; Maccaroni; Rice -four; Baskets
Whip Lashes; Cream Tartar; Sup. Carb Soda; Sal
Seda Tartarie Acid; Whiting Putty; Flour Sulnhur:
Ottar; Saltpetre; Batting; Spruce Gum; Backing:
Glassware; Stoneware; Paper; Ink; Broo,ns. LINZ.
Matches; Powder; Candies Saleratus; Stareh English
'pht Pea Usage Orange Seed, for Hedges; Toys Wal
ets; Snuh Boxes; Steel Pens; Lead Pencils; Slates
Slate Pencils; Mop Handles; Faucets, DC.
PROVI sIoNs. ~
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes VIM
sgar; Beans; Dried Beef; Lard Hams Shoulders
FORK; Fish; Butter; Turnips Peas; Corned Reef
Jheese Rice; Crackers; Pickles; Onions; Beets: Ton
;ues Maple Molasses; do Sugar: Honey &C.
We shall keep our assortment fresh and fall through
'ut the season, and solicit an examination from any
me disposed 10 purchase. '
N. B.-Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce
'rtaken iu exchange for Good at rates which will be-
III w. SMITH 4, co W
Ravenna, Aprn 18th, 1853 " w.
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New Firm, New Store, New Good s,
e. Munvan. having entered

| EALN MT LIZ " MunyhD, naVlng entered
- into co-partnership in the Ready Made Clothing
business, would respectfully invite the attention Of
helr friends, customers, and the public generally, to
Their stock of SEASON.4BLE CLOTHING adapt-
ed to every age, taste, and profession Also Boy
and YOUTHS Clothing for all sizes and conditions Of The
juvenile community, and excrtioDs will continue to be
nade to keep this department complete possible.
'h' OUR FURNISHING GOODS, gFa
embrace full and complete assortment of Shirts.
Dickies, Gloves Hosiery, Suspenders Stocks, Scarfs
Cravats, Neck-Tes, Hdkfs., &c.
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT contains a great
variety ofCloths, Cassimerers, Vestngs, &c. embrace
ing almost every article Of seasonable goods for GEN
uemen's Garments which will be made up to order ut
short notice. at reasonable prices in tasteful and fash
ionabe style. ..s.. .',..4.-1 y. , ! -.
Thorough workmanship and unexceptionable fits
warranted in all cases. s...r.-.
IT r The system Of terms is one price, and no de-
ylaon The price Of saeh garment and article is mar
ked in Plain figures and small but regular profit up
on each article BY this system one, however un-
experienced is liable to pay above the market prices
N. B. All goods sold, will be warranted as repre-
sented. 81 DALRYMPLE & MUNYON. H''-
~ fab one dOoreast Of the Brick Block.
nAFeInQ, May ~. 1864. 4f5-tf
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PATENT MEDICINES.



THE GREAT PBRIFYER OF THE RIooD. ~
so4r /. . SStT,, = o1, ,srpr,,S " -. -
"a, M TMEf1ItpIE pFIaEISv r.
ii N lNFALLlbLE hEmEU1 Ior ocfofus
n n, Kings kyii lheumatisn, Obstinate cutane-
Bo,chesi soIis. Chrofe Sore Fyes, King Worm NO, or
letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain OF The
Bones and Jonia Stubborn Ulcers Syphlliue Disorders
In mbago, Spinal Compaintsnbd all Diseases arising
or Impurtyof the Blood. II -
This valuable Medicine, which has become eelebra-
ted for tha nnmber Of extraordinary enres effected
through It's agency has induced the Proprieto az The
which they with The utmost confidence in It's virtues
ard wondcrfui afaiye properties The following cerS
uneates, selected from 4 argenumbeT, are however,
stronger Testimony than the mere word Of the propri.
etors and are all nom gentlemen well known In their
nnd ei the highest many Of
BorDrs aas s 81 EEsSanSs s RcAmond
known every wheres-sa he has seen the Medicide
called CARTER's SrAHsH MIXTURE, administered In
over hundred cases, In nearly all the diseases for
which y reeomsnded Win the most onshng good
AeuE AND FEyER-GREAT CURE.-I hereby certifyt
that for three years bad Ague and Fever ofthe most
violent Description; had several fhyseia1s, took
isIge quantities OF Qunne, Mercury, and believe all
me Toncs adverised but all without any permanent
teilsi AZ last Lied Carter's spanish MIXTURE two
oo.es 20 y. oI Wnen enectuaiy eufe9 me, ana am hap
Pyto ny nave hAu nehher Vhhls OF Fevers since.
consider II the best Tonic IN the world, and the only
meelclne pn mat ever reached my case. - % "
N ~ ~ loat nicnirsyu, va. Sohh hoAepkh'
" p. LooA, Esq, now IN 1tne city OF Richmondi and
ior many years IN ne Post onee has such confidence
IN me astonishing emcacy ofCarters Spanish MIXTURE
ne mas oongnt upwatds OF 50 bottles, which he has
never known hto iaiiWnen taken according 10 direc
lions, ..--,..s .;g..,,.s., ,,...,.. 49,. d, :
IT. IT. MiNeH, Pracnsing Physician, and formerly
~ ne C hoIel, the Ciy OF KiehmOnd, SAYS he has
WIN mnesseo "a nunoer oI instances the enect OF Cart
ng He says In case OF Consumption, dependant on
me Liver tae good effects were wonderful indeed.
c1hukL me- DRINKERi oil the nrm OF Drinker d Norris
hehmond, was cured Of Liver Complaint Of years
Dy the use oftwo bottles Of Carters Spanish
Mi4LuLe. G ~ -
CuRs oI ScRoFuLA.-Ihe EDITORS OF the kicss
mono mono hepuo'ican had servant employed In therPrF
room, cured OF violent Scrofula, combined with RI
mausm, which entirely disabled him from work. =
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-20
Removal.

VHE subscriber begs leave to inform his
l. friends and customers that he has removed to No.
3, PhnDix Block, where he will be most happy to have
them call and examine his and well selected stock
of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING lust ar
rvng and which for style and durability will
with that of any house West of the Alleghany Noun
tains.
would call particular attention to the great va
rety of Cloth and Cashmere Goats of all eolors and
textures; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, noun
tans Of Satin and Marsailes Vests. Furnishing Goods
in endless variety, Trunks valsies, Carpet Bags etc.
etc.. all of which will be sold shade lower than the
lowest. Remember the place, No. 3, Phoenix Block. !.
G. .GREENFIELDER. :
Ravenna, Nav /. 1854,