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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-16

" We are much concerned lest he (the
editor of the SentineD may not become a
fixture among us.-Portdge Democrat.
We suppose the foregoing intends to con-
vey the idea, that we are poor, and that we
are about to fail in business. Our only re-
ply is, that if we should fail in business, we
shall only be following the example of LIZ
MAN w. HALL, the senior editor of the Dem
acrat' who has himself once made an assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors, and who
would now be in the county poor House, but
for the assistance afforded by his mother.
so far as our success in the publication Of
the Senttnel is Concerned, time of course,
will determine the result. + We are aware
that our political opponents have done eyery
thing in their power to injure us in business
and reputation. Committees have been ap-
pointed in secret conclave. and falsehoods
circulated. all for the purpose Of lessehing
our support. The boast has been made that
they would "crush'' lis in three mouths
That time has gone by, and we are still
here. Our subscription list is better now
tnan when we came, AS long as this state
OF tnings continues, and as long as we have
the confidence Of the unhinching Democra-
cy Of Portage county, we have no fears upon
the subject. We therefore advise the Dem
ocrat not to trouble itself about our a fairs:
better look toits own. five read the .'siens
Of the times" Alright, the Sentiasl will be
published long after its enemies are dead
and buried in their political graves.
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Court orCO1nmon Pleas.

The June term OF the Court of Common
Pleas, began its session on Tuesday,
Through the kindness of H. NJ. CLARK, Esq.
Deputy Clerk, we have been favored with
a list of the causes tried to the court and jury.
They are as follows:
n. w. Goodhue, admir-. of, Jury trial. Judgment
= JamesC. Hall. } appeal Was taken by def.
NASH g. GoopnuE, and RANNEY & TAYLOR for Plain
AS. Crawford and als.> Jury trial. Judgment for
Thomas m Bull. pppsals plainils' slsi'O0 defendant
RASNEy & TAYLOR for plaintiff; SAMUEL sTRAwDER
for defendant.
Joseph b! DeWoh Jury trial. Judgment for
Augustus H. Tompkins.S plaintiff, 50 cents.
RAsSEY 4 TAYLOR for plaintiff; B1ERcr & JrryRIEs
for.defendant.
Hiram Hiram >; >. RANDALL Judgmentby consent for
william Carey. plaintiff, $500.
H.H. wlLLrARD for plaintiff; BrEKcE & JErrRrEs for
defendant.
Hiram Bingham Trial to court. Judgment for
vs.. plaintifffor sl,3l4,5a. Defend
o.P. BRowS for plaintiff; RANsEY & TAYLOR for de-
Abel Hihe
p,....,vs Y, p,,. Jury trial. ssll pending.
RASNRy & TAYLOR, and BtERcE & JEFrRrEs for plain
hfE 3. STRAwDER& & Judge sPAULDlNa for defendant.
The last named ease is an action brought
to set aside settlement and deed made by
plaintiffto and with defendant, on the ground
of fraud in the transaction, and incompetent
cy Of plaintiffto execute contract. The
matters in. controversy are Of considerable
importance and much interest is felt in the
result, The cause has been managed with
ability and skill on both sides. Mr.. TAY-
Lon made the opening argument for the
plaintiff on Thursday evening. His remarks
were characterized by clearness and ener-
gy, showing him to be fully master Of his
subject. On yesterday able arguments were
made by Messrs. STRAwDER, StAtDINe
and RAHNET. The cause was not deter
mined at the time Of our going to press.
The Grand Jury have found bills of indict-
mentagainst WILLIAM SEsLY for burglary,
and LESTER I, OsBoRE Tor perjury. Also
against WILLIAM CRAiG. and JEREMIAH AN
DREws for same gqa 5s
i f4lA Z I ri af4 . va
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Fusion No Go.-JosHuA R. GIDprNas
has written long letter to the Ohio State
Journal, in which he SAYS:
al would no more coalese or unite with
adhering Know Nothings than with adhering
Wings, or Democrats, or Sag-Nichts. Not
man of the Republican party would be
willing to unite with adhereing Wings or
adhereing Democrats. would yield to the
Know Nothings no privilege that l would
not ask for myself, and | certainly would
not think of going into Republican Con-
vention while adhereing to another political
party" "rnr
The Journal does not like Mr.. GtDDrNGs'
letter but has column and a-half in reply.
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Sub Indian Agent for Utah Territory !
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, U. r., Dec. 80, 1854,

SPiRITUAL.-Quite sensation on spiritual
matters has been excited in this place with.
in the last few weeks. The "knockinps''
have been produced, fddles played by the
"spirits" tables pitched and tipped about the
room and mediums have been operating on
the fiddle, playing on the piano, writing,
and doing other mysterious things in mar.
velous manner, as they are moved by the
spirits, while laboring under spiritual nfl-
uence. A gentleman from Cincinnati, who
processes to be "medum," preached near
this town, in Mr.. Whites wagon shed, last
Sunday, to large aud ance. He was blind
folded, and says his subjects are given him
by the spirits, upon which he treats in his
sermonizing. The speaker is an elderly
man, and seems to be laboring under a con-
siderable degree of nervous excitement..-
He claims to be a medium, through whom
the esprit manifestations" are the dawn of
the gosspirits speaks the true gospel. He
says thes pei tnorn, when the sacred truths
will be revealed, through mediums. to the
world This the age of wonders, truly
Cgermont County Sun
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WRIGHT's ExHIBTTIoN.-O. P. Browns
FIRST APPEARANcE.-On Monday last, Mr..
WRIGHT gave a second exhibition of his
magnificent paintings illustrative of the
Drnnkard's Daughter. 1t is really a matter
of surprise that SO few were present on the
occasion. The performance of his Honor
Ex.Mayor BRowN, contributed largely to
the interest ofthe evening as did also the
superb fddling behind the screen; indeed,
"Longtwi'll be contest frightrul
Which of the three was most delightful"
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The OHIO STATE CONFERENCE OF Gov.
GREGATIoNAL CHURcHEs.-The Annual ses.
sion of this conference will be held at the
Congregational Church in this village, be.
ginning on next Tuesday evening at 7
O'Clock. The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered on Thursday after
noon. This meeting will be matter of
great interest to the churches. The sessions
will generally be public, and the attendance
of the citizens of this village and vicinity is
respectfully invited.
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GF We visited yesterday, the daguerrean
rooms Of VIM. D. MATHEWS, and could not
but admire their neatness and the admirable
facilities for taking pictures. Mr.. MArH-
Ews has recently purchased from New York
q large and splendid instrument, and is now
able TO lake perfect likenesses of persons
alone, or in groups upon plates Of any size
desired Those who would secure the "shad
ow e'er the substance fade," will do well to
give him a call
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\ Portage County "a years Ago.

ct.sEfD- ,Ns.A No. H.
In my last, gave list Of the officers
elected at the first election for the organiza-
ton of Portage County in 1908, and also the
first associate Judges Of the County includ-
ngthe Commissioners appointments Oh their
first meeting the sane day Of their election.
q. At their next SUBSEQUENT meeting held Au-
gust 93d 1908, the amount of resident land
tax is recorded as ascertained by commu-
nication from the State Auditor, and COL
lector of taxes appointed for each township
of the county. There were then but six or
ganized townships in this county. SPRING
field aud Hudson comprehended the ten sur
yeyed townships set of to Summit county in
ls4e, also the present townships, Suffield
and Randolph. The remainder of what is
now left TO Portage, was then included in
the four organized townships of Hiram,
Franklin, and Deerfeld. What are now
Strsetsboro, Franklin, Windham and Edin-
burgh, were then wholly unsettled. Pal
myra had but q few families, Paris few or
none, Charlestown1 but two, Shalersville
but two, Brimfeld but one or two families,
and and Atwatef and Sufield very fewj Hi
rams but three or four, and franklin some
two or three, Nearly all the population in
the limits OF the present County of Portage,
were located in what are now Aurora,
Mantua, Nelson, Ravenna, Rootstown, Ran
dolph and Deerfeld.
At the meeting of County Commission
ers, ubove mentioned, held at the house of
of ROBERT EATON, August 22d-ls0s, it ap-
pears that the following persons were ap-
pointed collectors Of taxes, in the respec-
tive townships of the county-to witt
Springfield TIMOTHY CULVER.
!. .Dserfeld-JAMEs CARTER.
Hadson-GEoRGE DARRow JR. sl
Hirdm-IsAAc Mills.
Frdnklin-ARrHUR ANDERSON.
Aurora .-OLIvER FORWARD.
1t appears also, that an abstract was then
received from the Auditor of State of the
resident land taxes, as charged to the sever
al townships of Portage county, for the
year 1908, as follows.
Springfield, $34,97
Deerdeld, 1918
Hudson, el,7l
Hiram, 36,3l
FranklnI 40, ,63
The most of the land taxes, were then
charged as Non Resident and to be paid
to collectors of Non-Resident taxes, for
large Districts Of the State, or at the seat
Of Government Of the State, which was
then, and until December 1911, at Chilli
cothe. The Connecticut Western Reserve,
constituted one District, and the collector
of Non -Resident taxes for that district,
kept his Office at Warren, Trumbull county
A list Of the votersat the first county elec-
ton next week. MORE ANON,
ri. j. II.
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Nothing further or Persia. Trade had uu-
dergone no material improvement Al Shan0.
hal on the 9th of February and was ouiet.
troops having been withdrawn towards Can
ton. frFr ga e-.
In the interior matters had assumed an un-
favorable change, and the insurgents we're
making such advances as TO lead to the fear
that they might stop the export trade at
Shanghai.
The insurgents along the coast had been
attacking foreign flags.
A Hlltish expedition had consequently de-
stroyed twenty junks with most of their
crews, and the remainder were killed on
shore.
A famine threatened the people of Can.
ton, and food riots were apprehended.
"A British feet Of eight vessels was to rem
devious at Japan, and afterwards ito pro-
ceed to the Russian settlements on the
north. a..
The U. s. ship J. p. Kennedy was at Can.
ton. The VGndalid at Whonipoa. and the
Po,0hatan at Singapore.
The American clipper Challenge had res
cued part of the crew Of the British ship
Countless Segfeld, wrecked on the Pralas
shoals.
BALTIMORE, June I2.
The bark seized and taken into Mobile is
the Magnolia. Her consort, the Amelia,
escaped.
Information has been received at New Or
leans of rise of the Red River in conse-
quence of heavy rains throughout that re.
gion.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday are re-
ceived.
Both cases against P. NJ. Kendall have
been postponed till next Session of the
Court, The Grand Jury fthe u 8. refused
indictments against Mail Agents for opening
letters. j-.t
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Of The Philadelphia American records
the death of Matthew Gilfrey, who was the
standard bearer of the First Pennsy lvania
Regiment in the Mexican war; He was in
the battles of Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo and
Puebla. The flag, which was perforated
with bullets, he planted upon the heights of
Cerro Gordo, and it is reported that he was
the first man of the regiment who reached
the inside of the enamys works. His age
is not given.
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GRAIN IN THE WEsT.--A lettet from
Bureau county, Illinois, says that the ware
houses along the railroads are full of grain,
and many thousands of bushels are piled up
in bags along the side Of the track. Long
trains OF cars groan under the weight OF
grain with which they are loaded. The
farmers'plead with the buyers for more bags
and the buyers with the railroad for more
cars. All the farmers have planted from
one to thirty acres more than last year, and
all now looks we'll for heavy crop.
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Or The ship Pierre Soule, which arrived
at New York on Sunday week, from the
West coast of Africa. brought the finest
specimen of the Ourang Outang ever landed
in this country. 1t is a male, about three
years old, and we'll formed. It is said to
have small notion of the moral law, but has
not yet shown any signs of "a recognition of
the Code of Honor.
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0EFWe have within few weeks, receiv-
ed number of communications for inser-
ton in the Sentinel. One or two are with.
out any responsible name. These ofcourse,
we shall pay no attention to; but such of
the others as we think would be acceptable
to our readers, will appear in due time.
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"a VOICE FROM THE PAST. .'-"WHAT
JOHN RANDOLPH THOUGHT. r.--"I have been
steady, firm consistent and strenuous advo.
cate, to the best of my poor ability, of the
oppressed people of ireland. In the course
OF a not uneventful life, l have seen many
things-I have seen black swan--but /
never yet seen that rara avis in terris, an
Irish Tory, or the man who has seen one."
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DENTIsrRY.--The card of DR.. SPELMAN,
will be found in another column. He in
tends returning to Ravenna for the purpose
OF remaining permanently. AS a practition-
er he is we'll known, and stands high in the
esteem of our citizens.
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OKDTkAT1oN.-The ordination of o. p.
MILLER takes place to-day at the Disciples
Church in this village. Services at lO1
O'Clock A. M. Rev. Mr.. ERRErT, of War
ren, will preach a sermon upon the occu-
Sion
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WAsHrSGToN, June i3.
Senator Brigham arrived here to-day.
ST. LOUIS, June I2.

ST. LOUIS, Juns y.
Proceedings are now being instituted by
the city and county ofSt. Louis to restrain
the negotiation of a note in favor of Paige
and Becon for $l,l5,5S5, dated June 9TH
1854; payable five days after date, purport.
ing to be executed by the Ohio & Miss.
Railroad Company and to be secured by
their deed of trust
The legality and validity of instruments
are decided.
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ANTHONY BURNS ON HIS WAY WEsr-
wARD.--Anthony Burns, whose arrest as a
fugitive slave in Boston caused so much ex-
citement some time since, arrived in this cit
y by the Boston train last night. He is on
his way to Oberlin, Ohio, where he is to re-
ceive an education in the Oberlin College.
Albany Atlas. ..r
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BAD Acc1DENT.--While the Democrats at
Ashland, Ohio, were firing guns in honor OF
the election Of Mr.. WISE, Mr.. PETER MAR
KIE, the rarn1ler, had q portion of his right
arm blown of, owing to premature dis
ccharge Of the gun. His arm was amputed
near the elbow.
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1t is generally estimated that there are
about two hundred less cows in town at the
present time than last year, about one hun.
dred Of which died the past winter.
May 26th. 1855. RUFUS H. PECK.
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BR1TfsH INDIAN ARMY.-There is now
IN India an army of nearly half million of
men at the disposal of the country. In that
army there are about thirty thousand Euro
peans belonging to the Queens service, in
cluding cavalry and infantry of the line; and
forty thousand European troops in the COM
pany's service, of every arm except cavalry.
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The CAR AND His BRorHER.-A Paris
correspondent OF the London Times speaks
confidently of serious differences between
the Emperor and his brother, the Grand
Duke CONSTANTINE, and that the Empress
mother considers it necessary to remain in
ST. Petersburg in order to maintain tran.
guilty in the imperial family.
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The PHEsIDENT TO V1srT CANADA.--The
Toronto Globe Of Tuesday says it ip stated
that President PIERCE and family are to Wis
it the st. GATHERINGS &c. W.) Mineral
Springs in July. Mr., STEPHENSON, the To-
cal papers say, has been notified to have, a
suit of rooms ready.
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OF Our thanks are due to Hon. JOHN G.
BREsLIN, Treasurer of State, for copy of
his Annual Report upon the condition the
Treasury.
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6F On account-of the press of matter
this week we were obliged to defer the pub
Iication Of Mr.. HARr's sermon. It will
probably appear IN our next.
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Or Michael 0'Connor, orderly. .sarrean,
Of The Shields guards, Cincinnati, was ac. 3.
cidentally killed on, Sunday byca shot ;froD,
Q pistol In the hands of q conrade. All ,-E
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GTTelegraph shows Virginia to be all
wrong on the goose question.-Registsr.
That's SO, if Know Nothings are Geese,-
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County Agricultural
Fair .y

The Mnhoning county Agricultural Soci.
ETY. will hold its annual exhibition for 1856,
on the and and Sd days of October next, at
Garfield.
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X JUNE APPOINTMENTS. .
DOCT. HI. TUBBS, t4t-.,. .a@

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows
Ravenna--Prentiss House, Friday and Saturday,
until 3 O'Clock, P. M. 22d and 2Sd June.
Akron-Empire House Thursday. 2Ist'June.
Warren--Gaskill House, Friday, 9th June.
Cleyeland-American House, Friday and Satur-
day 95th and Goth May.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, In1ammations, Rheuma
tsm Asthma Shortness of Breath ordleulty ofbreath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous dis;'
bilities, Rostlessness. Loss Of appetite Constipation
Derangementof of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Grav
ell White Swelings any long standing diseases, are
invited to call.
No CHARsE FOR CoNsubTArIoE!1Dr T., neither
bIeeds nor blisters; norris he Homepathst he never
Mercury Arsenic Antinony, any other mineral
medical agent;noT is he Thompsonian, be neither
steams gives emetics His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted but not
so than his system of treatment He does not max e
sick to make welf down to build up again, nor
alay any nervous irritation, by patchingup with
dynes. lp# gr r
Encouragaments never given subjecting the patient
to expense, without reasonable hope of success.
Persons afflicted with cancerous or scrofular tumers
or Ulcers, should read the following: Ut rs
should read the fellow
ing.
SANDusKY City, May 1854.
!; DR.. Tubbs-Dear Sirt--If tho unlocked for benefit
have receiued from your treatment can be Of any
service to yourself or to despaIrng invalds cheer
fully give it for publication. .s
But for the wishes of dependent family, I should
not have enjoyed this pleasure, and probably neyer
again applied 10 any physician, at least such my
had tried many, and as many times
were hopes revived and foed by bitter dsappoint-
ments. was utterly dishcartensd.
During 1917, and two succeeding summers had the
aEue. which seemed to have most disastrous effect
upon the constitution. Under bracing treatment, II
was enabled TO labor short time, then compelled %
desist ,as s23t s1H. s " ~
For year before seeing you was unable to labor
at ALL and part of the time confined % my ROOM
Physicians treated me for Bronchitis and diseases Of
the liver and spleen. wns thin ID flesh, weak and
codness Of surface aud limbs, had cold sweats at night
and pains sometimes very acute, from sidc and chest
to The shoulders Early In May, one year ago, OBJ
ing began 10 work, have since labored hard rs car
penter and Joiner, am now stronger and In better
health than at any time since first attacked by aeae
seven years ago This is brief sketch, but by cali
Ing persons can learn more Of my past and present
condition, Yours respectfully.
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EMBROIDERED COLLARS loo,
Ia embroidered muslin, cambric, and crocha collars,
new styles,jus received at No phenix block.
April "a HL DAY.
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X RIBBONS--A fine assortment of Bonnet
~ ribbons for spring aud summer, just received, at
No phcniX block. AprilM HI, DAY p
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'0RAB BEAVERS from $3.50 to $3.50
~ at No 3 phenix block. -,
May Is, 1855 .s JT GREEN.
CAPS from IS cts. to $l,76, at No 8 phe.
" nix block. N ~ I6. fasS ~ .. 1ssrs~-
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pRlNTS AND GINGHAMS--A nice lot
l. of Spring and Summer prints, Ginghsms ana
Lawnsiust received at No phenix block. 5lil
April "a, 1855 b.. DAY
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nRESS GOODS--A fine assortment of
~ French Muslin, berrages chaIleys and lawns iust
received at No Phenix Block. .eg' ~, 3
May 90 HI DAY
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Successive have received our stock OF
~ Boots and Shoes consisting Of all styles fer ladies'
girls, gents, boys and children wear We sell them
very cheap and fast A. v. HORR d Co
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z RONNETS--Another lot of soft straw.
~ lace and silk Bonnes, just received at No Ph6s
nix Block, by MAY 90 '55) HI DAY.
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RLACK FIG'D SILKS-The prettiest
~ piece of Black Figured Broeade Silk ever offered;
also heavy watered boiled silk for Bask waists at No.
Phenix Block. May % 1855 H.. l.. DAY.
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| AIDES HOISERY-Ladies White Hose
~ selling at 81 cents per pair, the Shalersvills
Cheap store.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co,
SPRING GOODS. IkSH

SPRING STYLE, IS5J.-Just received
~ one case OF ga No. ~ SILK HATS. latest atv,o
and selling cheap. '
Mar. 26, 1855 PRENT1ss, Uopv,Ns& 70
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CURTAIN MUSLTNS.-A splendid as.
~ sortmen of curtain mnslns of all kinds justre'ed
at No Phen1x Block: May 20 '55 H. l.. DAY.
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SSUMMER STUFFS--A general assort-
~ ment of sum me- goods for men and boys wear Of
every description, just received at No Phenix Block
May 90 1855 II. l., DAY.
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HUNGARIAN HATS-Just received a
IL large lot of Hungarian Hats, Young America,
Black and Drab Wool and all other styies Of soft n.
ished Hats, at No:3 Phenix Block, Call and ace for
yourselves. April2, 1855 1T. GREEN. !
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TUST received Glazed and Watered SILK
y Caps-new styles. Mems, Boys and Children,s
Caps Of all different Styles which will be sold cheap
for cash, at Nos Phenix blocks4 s7 -feT NJ "
April 2, 1855 E J.T. GRRRN.
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M ANTILLAS--A beautiful assortment
III Just received, oflatest styles, all coors and all
prices from one dollar and fifty cents to ten dollars
May IA, 1855 -