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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-30
Legal Notice.
Anson Loomi

Anson Loomis
., against
Stephen K. Freeman, - r!..
John Bruner, : Petition In civil action
Betsey Miller,
Lydia Rice and
George Seaton. ..
The defendants will take notice that the plaintiff
| fled his petition IN the court of Common Pleas O
Portage county, Ohio, the 10Th day of necenlber
1854, against them asking to have the following
premises sold, to-w: Village lot No. 81 lays in wha
! is called Tappan's subdivision of Village lots in th
Village of Rayenna, in Portage county and State o
Ohio, and the avas arising tEerefrom appropratedt
the payment of judgment the plaintiff recovered
against the said Freeman and Bruner In said court
and unless they appear and answer demur the plain
tiff will take Judgment at the next term of said cour
| to that effect. S. STRAWDER, Plaintiffs Atty.
Ravenna, April 10, lS55-37
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A BLAoK-HEARTED ScoUNDREL, We
clip the following from the Baltimore Repub-
lican: IVA
"1'his morning man named David He.
thelbreck was arrested on breach warrant
for conspirihg, with persons unknown, to
seduce and defile young female name Sa-
rah Jane Allen. ,IIe>was committed for a
further hearing. We understand the allega-
tions to be, that the defendant some time
since, in a boarding house where this girl
was q domestic, made bet with some ofhis
fellow boarders that he could seduce her, or
that she could be, seduced. 1t now appears
that she has been seddced, and is eight
months encient''. ,s.s.q6a5
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Sale of Real Estate.

ON THE 10th day of May 1866, between
~ the hours of 12 O'Clock NJ, and four O'Clock p
the premises, will be sold to tho highest bidder
the following real estate Situate in the township
Ravenna, in the county ofPorta2e and Sthta of Ohio
knownas being twenty-five acres of land in lots Nos
thirteen and fourteen, bounded on the east by land o
Allen, on the south by land Of Solmon Carter aud
George Robinson, on The north by land CT Harvey
Hotchkss, and west by the center of the highway be
ing the same piece of land decided by Joseph Lyman
and wife to HenryT. Seymour, the property of th
said Henry T. Seymour, deceased. Appraised a
$1,000 20,
Terms Of sale--One years credit given with approx
| ed security. ERASTUS CARTER, Jr.,
Ravenna, April 70, 1851 Administrator
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Notice.
Notice. 49,
WHEREAS, my wife PoLtY A PRossER

w WHEREAS, my wife PoLLY A PRossER,
w has left my bed and board without any cause or
provocatton: This is to forbid any and all persons from
harboring her giving her credit upon account,
40 shall not hold myself liable for any debts contract
ed by her after this date. WILLET PROSSER.
Rayenna, April 20, Ie55-38'4w
A DNINIsTRAToR SALE-By virtue ofan or
Ia der of court, to directed from the Hon. Probate
court of Portage county, on the 9th day Of May, A
1855, shall expose to public sale on the premisea
the 10th day OF June; 1855, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock and O'Clock NJ, of said day. the fol-
lowing described real estate, belonging to the estate
John Titus, late of said county, decd o-wit; Village
lots numbers ninety ninety three and ninety four
in H. Bostwicks subdivision to the village Of Cam
pbes Port in said county Of Portage, and recorded
such in Portage county Records. Appraisedat 1925,
90. us BRISTOL,
Nav ID. lS55-4l-5w Administrator of John Titus
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Exhibition of Magic Paintings.

We learn that our fellow townsman, A.
]. WRIGHT, will give an exhibition of "Mag-
ic Paintings aided by the Phantasmagoria
Light" on next Wednesday evening at
DAYS Hall. An interesting part of the ex-
'hibition, will be an illustration of the
"Drunkard's Daughter" tale now being
published in the. columns of the Portage
County Democrat. There will also be other
representations of interest. Our citizens
will no doubt be well paid for an attend
ance.
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0F 1t is hot as "blazes." !"

E Or We are requested to ask the follow
ing question for some Of our farmers 10 an
swer.
Which is the heavier, twelve quarts Of
very fich milk, or twelve quarts Of very poor
milk! Or in another form, which is the
heavier twelve quarts of cream or twelve
quarts Of milkg
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or By conversation with farmers, from
various parts of this and adjoining counties I,
We learn that the prospect for heavy crops
the coming season. is unusually promising.
Wheat looks finely. Large fields Of corn
are being planted, and pasture is generally
pretty good. We need rain however, =
The cold nights and dry warm days, for a
week past, have made some persons fear
full Of another drouth. We presume a
few days more will witness plentiful show
EN-, and Danish all such fears from the minds
] Of farmers. We hope 30. @
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Of GoDEr's LADHs Book, for June, is
on our table with its usual variety OF valua-
Bile reading. The plates are not in our
judgment, quite as good as frequently ap-
pear in its pages. Otherwise, it fully sus-
tains its former deservedly high reputation.
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appointments ~ the, q, fsovcritor.

PETER OSBORN, Of Summit county, to be
Inspector on the Canal, at Akron, cice,
John Johns, resigned.
CTIARLEs CfsT, of Hamilton county, to be
one Of the Trustees Of the new Lunatic Asy.
-luhs-the term for which he was last ap
pointed having expired. @3 m ii
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ElIG Ira Nelson.

We learn that the building known as
Lewis Hotel at the centre of Nelson, was
wholly consumed by fire few days since.
1t is said that the fire probably originated
from some ashes cohtanihg seals placed in
or near the dwelling. No Insurance.
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Petition for Divorce.

William Waters /, In the court Of common pleas
vs.. I ofPortage county, Ohio.
Margaret Waters. Divorce.
H Thedefendant Margaret Waters Is hereby notified
that the 2lst day Of May, 1865, William Waters,
led In said conr, his petition praying shat the bonds
of matrimony heretofore existing between her and
the said petitioner be dissolved and annuled assigning
for eause wfu absence for than three yeas lasi
past and adutry. Said cause win be for hearing al
next October term OF said court =,
Rayenna, May 2lst, 1s55-42-6 MICHAEL STUART,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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01The following edfying piece of,relig-
ious intelligence, is published in last Satur-
days Republscdn:-s,A Chief of the Utah
Indians on his death-bed, recently requested
his brother to kill at his burial one Pi-ede
woman, to strahgle two .Pi.ede girls, bury
alive one Pi-ede boy, and kill sixty horses
and six sheep, as sacrifice, that he might
pass in peace to the happy kunting-grounds
Of the Indians." < h f III as3
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DOUNTY LANDS. The UNDERSIGNED

~ having formed business connection with one o
the most experienced lawyers and Pension agents In
Washington City,, prepared to procure Land War
rants, pensions, back pay, &C., for such may be
entitled thereto upon the most reasonable terms. His
charge for procuring land warrants will be only TaREl
DoLLARs, payable when the warrant is obtained. Il
no warrant is procured. no charge will be made.
RaYennaM Marc b, 90, 1855 NORTHUMBERLAND.
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Rovenna, May I, lsss com nissioner m Of InsoHsnts
NOTICE-AIl nersons in.

terested will take notice that the 7th day of May
form oflaw 10 the Undersigned for the benefit Of the
9Th section Of the act entitled san act for the relief
insolvent debtors passed March l2th. 1884, and the
several acts amendatory thereto, and that the original
bonds and copies of the several schedules, inventories
oath, examination, &c., in said application, will be
returned by me TO the court Of pleas, of the
county ofPortage, OF the lst day of the next term
thereof to be holden at the Court House, in said coun
y,on the 18th day June, A ID 1855.
Ravenna, May Z, 1855 ANDREW JACKSON,
ss.r -s- COmmissoner of Insoiyents.
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NOTICE.--All persons i

J. terested will take notice that the 9th day of
April, A. d. 1855, Stoddard 4. Newberry made npp-
cation, in due form law, TO the undersigned, for the
benefit Of the 9Th section of the act entitled Can act for
the debors," passed March 10, 1881,
"and the several acts amendatory thereto and that the
original bond and copies of the several schedules
ventories, oath, examination, In said application
will be returned by me to the court of common pleas,
of the county of Portage, the first day of the next
term thereof to be holden at the Court House said
county, on the 10th day OF June, A. d, 1855
i.s; " n; ANDREW JACKSON,
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CARRIAGE and Harness Trimmings, Pa
" tent Hub Band and Patent Leather, conitantly on
hand, at s.s a4n aisRARpspNs.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A DMINISTRATOR1s sATFoFpF1

tlESTATE-In pursuance Of an order issued By tbe
court ofProbate ofPorlage county and slate OF Ohio
at the May term thereof, A. ID. lass In a certain petit
lion for the sale SfEsal estate therein pending where
la Joseph A, Schroeder, Administrator OF Francis
Fitch, deceased, was petitioner, AID Margaret Smith,
q eis. were Respondents, there yin be sold by said
the fourteenth day OF June next al oue O'Clock p
Of said day, the following described real estate
Situate Ia lot No. 90, in the township OF Randolph Ia
said county and Slats, bounded follows commehe-
ing Tie corner Of said lot, roes north
of the LOT line; thence parallel with the lot line 70
land owned By Geo. Homming: henes north said
Hommng's cast line 10 the south line Of land decided
70 Smell, Ryela5 and Others by John Long Jr: thence
east said parties south ne TO the lot line thence
south 10 the place OF bekinning, containing abou
twenty two acres Of land more or lees. Appraised
$40 co. and will be sold 10 the dover estate
Margarett Smith, for full ard particular description
Of which, by metes and bounds reference may be haC
70 the records and proceedings ofsad court
Terms made known on the day OF sale. -
May IS, l655-4l-4w MICHAEL STUART,
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NOBoURGS, TWILLED PERSIANS,
~ alpacs, merino paids, plain and plaid DeBerge.
large stock of the above goods just opened and will be
= RowELL & wlTTER.
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II IBBONS--A fine assortment, of Bonnet
~ ribbons, for spring and SUMMER just received, At
No pheniX block. April24 H.. DAY.
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EMBROIDERED COLLARS 100
IA embroidered muslin, cambrc, and crocha collars,
new styles, just received at No 2phenix block
April "a H. DAY,
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IRYGOODS.
A, v. HORR q CO.
APRIL 1885.

ESILKS-A large stock Of black, striped
~ and changable, Just received and selling very low.
MayA AVH HoRR { Co.
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CLOTHS AND CAsSfMEREs--a large
" assortment just opened, which purchased ex-
tremely low, and will be sold accordingly. II you
want bargain in either call on
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I a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.--By virtue
II Of order of sale from the court fcommon pleas
OF Portage county, Ohio, shall offer for sale pub
tic auction, a. the door Of the Court House in Ravenna
Of 10 O'Clock A. M and O'Clock p. M OF said day the
following described lands: Lots No. 1879 and 1874
block division K. in the town of Akron in1e coun-
ty ofSummit and State of Ohio subject TO tho dover
estate of Sarah A. Beckwith thereinapprased $50
EACH Also the south half Of village lots Nos. lG0 l6l.
And l69 in the village Of Ravenna, In the county
Portage and State of Ohio subject to the dover estate
Of Sarah A. Beckwith therein and also homestead
exemption therein of $780,. Appraised at $500. Be-
ing the property late belonging TO Thomas H. Be X
with, deceased. q -,
RavennG, May 10 1856 NEWELL D. CLARK,
4l.4w j. l.. RANNEY,
m nfT IT n Rack will, Iace .sad
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A Ii WOOL DELAINES, one case just
II received, all eoors, good quality. and being
sold at less price than was ever before known iI
Portage county. Call and get some of them before
they are gone, at No. i, Phopix Block.
49,, . HOWELL & WITTER.
October 9th, 1854.
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Spring STYLE, Is5J.-Just received
~ one case of "a No. - SILK HATS, latest style
and selling cheap.
Mar. 90, 1855 PRESrIss HopxtSs & Co
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IN [. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS

BY EXPRESS FROM NEW YORK.
UST received nice assortment of Spring
u and Summer Bonnes Of all styles, silk, straw and
lace, at No Phenix Block.
Ravenna, April "a, 1855 II. L.. DAY.
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p IBBONS--We claim that we now have
LII ready for sale the prettiest and Cheapest lot Of
bonnet ribbons that have ever been offered to the la
dies of Portage county, and we call upon those, one
and all, to call in and subsantiate our statement.
Mays. 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS & Co.
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~ UARDlAN SALE-By virtue of a d,

county, made at the May term reOf 1855, in certain
petition therein pepding, wherein Holmes q. Allen
Guardian TO BYRON b. DE PEYSTER, was
petitioner. and his said Ward and others respon-
dents, there will be sold by said guardian at public
Vendue the premises, on the fourteenth day Of June
next, at O'Clock r. NJ, the following real estate
i0-wit: Sman lot No. in township lot No. III In
franklin in said county of Portage, being the same
small lot No. sold by s. Perkins TO ID. Color, and BY
said Color to G.. B. DePeyster, now deceased, and
decided by f. w. Tappan Administrator, TO said Ward
and others bydeed dated Nov, IL 1s45 and containing
four aud twenty acres Of land more less
exclusive Of lane two rods wide the north end OF
said small lot. The interest Of said Ward Is appraised
at So5 90 Terms of payment made known on the day
Of sale. MICHAEIi STUART,
May II, ls55-4il4 Attorney for petitioner.
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PUENTISS, HOPKINS & co.

w a are daily receiving ourstock of Spring
W. and Summer Goods, all of Which are bound h
be sold cheaper than ever. Call and examine befor,
purchasing, for we still adhere to the motto of th
"nimble siXpence." Particulars next week.
May !, 1855. PRENTISS. HOPKINS & co.
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M ANTILLAS--A beautiful assortment
uA just received, of latest Styles all colors and all
prices from dollar and fifty cents to ton dollars
Gail and see them Ladies'. PRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co.
May II, 1855
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n ENUINE Ayers Cherry Pectoral for sals
U attic Sign ofshs Golden Mortar, Jan. s,less.i
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Use the Magic Impression

pAPER for writing without Pennr Ink. copyrng plants,
leaves, flowers, Pictures, Patterns Tor mbIOidcry,
m1rkinG linen i'se!hy. and :nminll writing This
ticc is absolutely the best portable kstand in the known
world. for small quantity folded ard placed in the Pock
ei, constitutes travelling inkstah, which clnOt be bro.
kcI. No needed, any stick arpcned point
writes equally wei tile lest Id pen in the universe
For drawing il Is in >rCrSabe. II rs, indeed tile only
OF Drawing and Painting taught in lesson. Any
iea plaIt, flower be transferred tue pages
album, with minute aud distinct h,bance OF nature
With equal facility, pictures and embroidery patterns
taken, aud have received the highest euOsums from the
iaiT SeXi aud indeed ap more tasteful present IOT lady
could not be produced.
This Magic Paper will also mark nem other a,-
clcs OsIO lenain perfectly iMdehle III the washing
in the world fails to bring it out Any child it
with perfect With this Magic Paper, likewise,
four copies OF letter written, i've without
any additional labor whatever, makngi tile cheapest
most convenient article examt is used great advan
By reporters OF tue public PRESS telegraph operators
and hosts of others
Esch package contains four coors. black blue
aud red, with uIl and p:imtcd instructions, ali
To use, nd will last sufficiently to obtain 800 distinct III
pIesSiOns
II is put up in beautiful ensmeled colored envelopes,
with likeness OF the proprietor attached ERc
and every package wa Tamcd.
PNlCE-Se per dozcn five for 81. Single packages 25
cis Matted 10 paris OF the wO ID, tn: reception OF
the above prices address, postpaid
n. VUBBELL, 16T broadway, New York
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THE subscriber is now prepared furnish his numer-
OusPatrons and all tho rest o mankind, with sP!en.
did hats Oi the
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which endurance beauty OF form aud finish, he
surpassed aud whom shaped to t head by coHfOIna
tive, fit with perfect ease.
ALSO eccivnga large OF mems, youths and
child Soft Hats, comprising black, nappcd, plain
Son ,ventOn, nsTahaH; Young America, etc, toge.
eT with fue assortment Of mems, youths aud chdIen's
and retail.
SsrL W. W. JINESoN.
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THIS valuable fertilizer has been used for several years
in England and other parts OF Europe and gu
arc holds the highest ank IN popularity and The extent I"
which II is used among Farmers Its Introduction IN this
Country by the subscriber has been recent but tho
progress II has made In 'he estimation OF the public has
not been less marked or success iu than H5Toas alter u
trial or three years OF its merits in which
me there has been very many :erupu!ous experiments
made by the most scientific ssreIttns's and various
nhs, Committees, &c, side by side Peruvian GuanO, as
olis relative value coared with the latter and in most
Lime. Such reports returned will shortly be placed
before the public, which will convey more Information
than the subscriber feels disposed Offer the
tactureT, al the present moment.
Its chemical composition Of that nature to at once a
lord loOd and uouTiShment growth Of all descriptions
lis basis being crus he'd ground ''Boes the elcacy vi
which as manure is already well kmown and arnreeiaed
weight OF SuphuTc Acid, which saded lRe proper.
The efcienl agents the Peruvian Guano.
ltls easy and!ed being III perfect POWDER It will he
and when at maturity to be Ound ecsciOus here
presented
scTiber ortO his agents, whose ames are as follows:
Messsrs: MEG uder & Sons, Richmond, Va.
do Rowelt, HARDLY q 20, PetcI Sburg, Va
do Borum d McCIesu, Norfolk, Va
do C. N Stewart, Esq, baltimore, Md.
Agricultural Chemist,
ser25 Williams burgh, Long Island, n. Y.
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington HILL, Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber ca attention the public to
i his well selected stock % Watches clocks, ewelry,
silver Sly ware and ancy goods which he IS now oIeGs
keys, guards and chains.
Every description OF gold leweiry;
Gold, silver, silver plated and common SpcCt3Cies;
Pure sve: table, tea dessert, mustard and salt
spoons, and butter knives;
Plated aud German silver forks, SpOOns butter knives,
etc. etc.
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
VERY FINE razOTS, strcps, Shaving cream, ETC.;
Periumery, combs, brushes and great variety of fancy
Particular attention paid to repairing Watches clocks
and iewel'y, and engraving handsomely done.
share OF patronage is respectfully solicited.
aP5-dtf c. BROWN.
INlGANo! UlIAks!!-
~ 5000 Git cigars;
5000 PrincRdOs cigars;
2'h0 Apollo do
1000 ii Dorado do
1000 Washington donument cigarss
110O0 Havana do
5000 IIeia Principe
20 boxes lb. lump Tobacco;
Just received aud for sale by
1000 I565 5I;Si iSs wSGl S2o9m. TH!"e'
100 dOz. bed cords and plough lines;
50 reels hen lmd Manila bed cord;
II co!tU'i cro;hes IineSi
% coils Halter Rope:
iG0 pair Yalv ana Skill Oars;
Es"Tapauiirs, dray covers, and awnings, and
made the Cordage Store, cUrncf OF Water and
lnTio GINS. H. BERRY.
Tobacco and Cigars!
XETM LAUCHLlN, No log Main street, mas among his
w Iarge assortment the following articles
@ iG,n GoTsucllO cigaISi
1910 La EiniSa
1000 Prinsad0
1000 FL Savadv
1000 RI Dorado
1000 La aProteccion cigarsi
1000 Punciea
Boxes Twin brothers tObaccoi
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CO-pARTNERSH1p

THE subscribers haze this day into partnership
for the purpose oftransaclng Commission and For.
wal ding business, under the style OF Gordon, Matthews
Co., and solicit continuance OF the business OF the late
firm. II. $. GORDON,
JNo. NJ. MATTHEWS,
JNO. l.. AGNEkT.
March 1st, 1854. nr4
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Notice

INUIICJ
THE undersigned having bought the entire stock
i Goods bcOnging MeSsrs. Wheeler d LakiM, Mcr-
Chant TaOrs. would beg to inform the citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
chant Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied by McssTs. Wheeler Il Lakin, and having oh
tanned the services OF both OF the former prOrre
is PREPARED TO make 10 order every article liz has line
in tile latest style and best manner, very short ICc
and very low for H. Having large stock hand
he is mined 10 sell very low, reduce stock and
make room for the Spring Goods Now is rare chance
10 get good clothing cheap lie will every article
TO be recommended, sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've a call,
AtNo.2, Washington Hall.
ianl2 j. IL STALLMAN.
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DISSOLUTION,

NHE partnership heretofore qxistiug under the firm of
Gordon, UlOke & Co., has this day dissolved By
mutual consent. l.. $. GORDON,
CLARKE y THAW,
March Isl, 1851. J. Il. AMER.
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Removal.
M CCLALLENS IL KNOX have removed their Whole
M sale Stock Of Boots ad Shoes to tie stO!
No. II3, IInin street,
\ few buildings North Of the Merchants y Mechanics
bank on the opposite side CT the street, aud doors SOu
OF VIM. T. SeIby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they are confident that with ihe increased ac
ties lOr doing business, they offer merchants still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dc2S MCCLAL LIENS E KNOX
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BAGHrLORS.

InstGntane-us Liquid Hal. Dye.
TTNO those wishing hair dye that may depended up
i on Cheeriuly recommend the above. The best
OEc:y reference can be given its superiority
everything of the kind in For sale wholesale
and retail, by 4, II. LOGAN IL Co.,
lnar}1 Sne ag"mis in this CITY.