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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-01
Atwnter. Nov.11, 1854

Let the Afflicted Redd and Ponder
AN INFALLTBLE REMEDY for Scrofu-
n la, Kings Evil, RheumatisM, Obsl nate Cutane
GUS Eruptions, Pinmpes or Pustules the face
BlotChcs, Bos, Chroic Sore Eyes, Rims Worm or
letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and / in of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ucers,S hIl Disorder.
Lu mbago, Spinal Compiants,and ali Discas arising
from an Bjudicoususe of Mercury, ,mpruden' in Life
or Impurty of the Blood.
)rTeThis great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF
Blood used by thousands ofgrateful ratetsfrOm
all parts of the United States, who testify daily the
remarkable cures performed BY the greatest all med
,ces Rhon nsm scrosn Fnn,s on the skin
Liver Disease Fever, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of
the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat. Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
are speedily put to fight by using thO great and ines
Unable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with 1t. IT cleanses the system OF
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion gives tone to
Stomach, makes skin clear and healthy and recore
the Constitution, enfeebled by disease Ort-"sen dow
by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor M
strength.
For the Ladies' tits incomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses of CARRIERS span
IsB MIXTURE will remove all sallowness ofcompexio
bring the mantling to the cheek give elasticity
the step, and improve the general health i1a remark
able degree beyond all the medicines heard of.
The large number of certificates which We have re
ceived from persons from all parts ofthe United States
is the best evidence that there is no Humbug about it
The press, hotel keepers magistrates physicians ano
public men, we'll known to the community, all ado
their testimony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the agent and get circular and Almanac
and read the wonderful this truly greatest of al
Medicines has performed.
| None genuine unless signed BLNNETT g. BEERS
| Propretors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Va; tc
whom all orders forsupplies and agencies must be
dressed.
And for sale by 1. Swift, and C Hatch, Ravcnna
Waun & Wilson, Deerfeld; d. Bostwick, Edinburgh
| J. w. Gone, Franklin Mills; C. & C. r. Harmon
Aurora; o. L. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root
Windham, all Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Ravenna, Nov. 90, 1854. lY.
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Stoves for the PeODIe!

r 8. CLUTE, would say to the people of
u Ravenna and vicinity, that he continues to carry
on the Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron business in all its
branches, and will furnish good ware any other
establishment and cheap too. He will pay especial
attention to the manufacturingand putting of Fave
Troughs and will do all work in that line as cheap and
''leete' better than any of the "one horse'' Tin
shops travelling aboutthe country.
All wares made and sold at this establishment, will
be of the very best materials and done in the most
workihanlike manner ane warranted. He intends to
keep on hand general assortme1tof STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, ofthe very latestand best patterns,
and prices that defy competition Old Copper Brass
Pewter, Rags, and most kinds of country produce
ceivedin payment. Repairing of all kinds done
short notice.
Hisshop on the south side of Main ST., Just across
from the Phauix Block, Ravenna, Ohio Just call In
and satisfy YOURSELF gentlemen as to the quality Of
work and prices. JOHN S. CLUTE.
Ravenna, Sept. II, 1854. 494-f
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or The Kansas Tribune says that the
threats Of the Misseurians have not caused
a man of sound nerves to leave that terrific
nv, and that large emigration from the free
States is now pouring in. 1t also denies
that there is any cholera in the terrl'0'y'
and sxhorts laboring men with small means
to emigrate thither.
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AtWater Scmns HrY.

THE Winter Term of this Institution, To-
l. Gated in Atwatcr Portage county. o.. on the Cleye-
land d Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday December 9th, and continue eleven weeks,
under the charge ofits present Principal, Mr.. E. B
FAlRCHILD, assisted by Miss J. II. BARTON; both
from one of the leading Educational Institutions in
Massachusetts,.
TERMs.-For common English Branches, $500
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French
Languages, 4,5l
Instrumental Music (extra) including use ofIn-
strument, l0,Ut
Pencil Drawing, 2,Ot
Good boarding can be had in private families, a
very reasonable rates.
The Board ofTrustees beg leave to assure the pub
lie that this Institution is recognized on permanent
basis and affords facilities for thorough instruction il
the various branches, surpassed by ne other smla
Institution, in Ohio.
tisunder the econtrol of competent Instructors, who
have had much experience Teachers in one of the
first Educational Insttutionsin Mass, and who will dc
vote their best efforts to promote the moral and in
telIectual welfare of those whose instruction is com
mittedto their charge.
For particulars please address the Principal,or
LYMAN HINMAN,
ORRIN BALDWIN, : Trustees.
AMBROSE CULVER,)
Atwater, Nov. II, 1854. fT9f
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The Emperor of Russia is Dead

pUT JOHN S. CLUTE is still alive and
I'D making those celebrated Cheese Vats so much
used by good cheese makers. Also the new STEAMERS
for heating milk water, which acknowledged by
all who havensed them, to be up to the times. He will
make them ofthc best material and in a style that
not be surpassed the Western Reserve, and at pr
ces that defy competition. Call and them before
you purchase, and you can save money by so doing.
Persons in want of Eave.troughs willsave money by
calling on me- as have the exclusive rightfor this
county of Sees Patent Machine for manufacturing
eave-troughs, by which can manufacture faster and
well asany other aid lower prices
Stoves and Tin-ware of every description on hand
and for sale at Low PRICES, at my Store opposite the
east end Of Phenix Block, on Main Street.
Ravenna. March 10, 1868 JOHN S. CLUTE,
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Groceries & Provisions.
IUMELBAUGH g. WAIT are now oper

HUMELBAUGH & WAIT are now OPEN
IL ing an assortment of Groceries and Provisions,
consisting In part Of Teas CoRees, Sugars, Syrups,
Moasses, Oils Rice Tobaccoes, Fish, Crackers, Raj
SINS Ctrons Figs, Prunes, Spices, Nuts, Soaps, Can
dies, Pickles, Cr Tartar, Soda, Sal Soda IndgJ Can
dies, Wood and Willow ware, &c.
with ts ssoek SELECTED IN
and will be added to weekly. Ali wish.to buy No
Goods at are invited to call at the
first door west ofthe Town Hall, Main st. Rayenna.
Fruits, Rags, &C., wanted
Ravenna April 10th, Is55-36 80
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HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE
AN5
! CHEAP GOODS!L
And down with all Monopoly and Extortion.
w M ID A ID EMn l.. NJ o.

w N. BARKER, having taken Mr.. CAMP
w BELLS Store, opposite the Court House, Raven
ma, Ohio, where he intends to trade until December
next, and receive from the East regular supplies OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Liverpool Ware
and other erockery, and would invite the people of
Portage county to call and his stock when wanting
anything Of that kind, as he intends to sell on such
terms cannot fail to give satisfaction to the buyer
He would also say that Goods cannot be bought at
the lowest price without Cash, and his CAPITAL is
very limited he will have to do exclusively Cash
Trade, his motto being, Small Profits and quick sales
N ent Of the facts in the Prosecution of WIN. BARKER
for selling goods in Ravenna without Pedler's Ii
cense, the utter defeat of his enemies and their mer
ted shame and confusion of faces Sent to any address,
postpaid on receipt Of three cents. t1513t
On page 5th Of BARKER Triumphant, for HhRKIss,
read BosTwIcK. E e8s 10 t..
Rayenna, May 9th, 1856. fg4 es
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Dentistry.
NR. J.. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully

IAR. j. u. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ informs the people of Portage county that he has
opened an office over Rowel and Witte 'sstore, in the
west end of the brick block He wlnsert whole sets
teeth on the principle and par
tial sets tine way, in suitable eases Pivotteeh
inserted 50 as to be servicable and durable. Teeth
filed with Gold and tin foil so as to preserve them
FROM future decay from fifteen to twenty years. All
work lone by him Will be warranted to do good
vice and will be finished in the highest style ofhe art
He will also, pay particular attention to correcting r-
Irregularities in chdrens teeth aud will treat success
fully the various diseases peculiar to the mouth,
Extracting done with the utmost care and with the
least pain possible. Chloroform given in suitable
ses required, and with perfect safety References
will be given to individuals who have worn whole and
partial ofteeth. putup by him. for years and with
complete success. Also to those who have now in
their mouths, inserted by years ago.
and which have not required the least repairs. He
will also refer to persons who have teeth perfect
y sound, which were filed by him from four to six
years ago. He invites all who may require the serv
ce of Dentstt to give him call beforeengaging work;
and ensures those persons who may favor him with
their patronage thathis charges WILDE reasonable and
hs work warranted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most
kinds ofrarm producetaken in exchange for work.
Specimens of his workmay be seen at his Office.
March7, 1S55-3l-tf
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A Mon ster RaiirOad Enterprise.

A correspondent OF the Dubuque Tribu n
has presented formidable array of facts to
show that the time is not far distant when
there will be an uninterrupted line of rail-
way communication between the Falls Of
st. Anthony, on the Mississippi, and the
Gulf of Mexico, distance # some twelve
hundred miles. For most of the distance it
appears the work is already commenced, as
appears by the following summary, conden.
sed from the statement to which we have re-
ferred which we find in the Chicago Press;
"From New Orleans to Memphis, 800
miles the road has been in progress for three
years, and now is nearly finished. So far
it is in the hands of distinct companies-the
first owning from New Orleans to Canton,
Miss, the second from that point to Grena-
da, Miss, and the third thence to Memphis
"At this point the road crosses the river to
Arkansas, through which State it passes
seventy miles has been organized for its
construction.
"From Arkansas, passing the Iron Noun
tains of Missouri to the city of st Louis, a
distance of 220 miles, the line is under the
charge of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad Company, who have purchased
5000 tons of rails, and are making prepar.
alton to run their engine on the road this
year.
"From st. Louis to st. Charles, Missouri
twenty miles, the North Missouri Railroad is
finished.
"From that point to Keokuk, Iowa, one
hundred and forty miles, the line is under
charge Of the Mississippi Valley Railroad
North Company. The dependence of the
company is upon an expected grant of the
credit Of the State of Missouri to the extent
of $4,000, 900 at the next session of the
Legislature. Considering the slow progress
of the Pacific Railroad through Missouri, the
company are not exactly sure of obtaining
the anticipated credit.
"From Keokuk to Muscatine, seventy
five miles, the line is surveyed, and the por
ton from Keokuk to Montrose is now ad.
vertised for contract; while from Muscatine
TO the Iowa river, twenty miles west, the
road is expected to be united by a railroad
communication on the fifteenth of Septem.
ber proxmo, by the road going north from
Muscatine twelve miles and forming junct
ion with the Davenport road, twenty-iv
miles of which, to the junction, are expected
to be in operation on the twenty-fifth of the
present month, while the engine is now
running more than half that distance from
Davenport.
can extention of the line from Muscatine
to Dubuque is proposed, seventy-ive miles
for which no provision has yet been made
The Minnesota road, from Dubuque to the
Fslls of st Anthony, (about 200 miles,,
the northen end of the Mississippi VALLEY
Railroad, (Which Minnesota road is to b.
extended north to Lake Superior,) is pro
vided for by an organized company of New
York capitalists, having $lO,00O,OOO sub
scribed, and 100000 now lying in thei
treasury"
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@;aguerreOtypeS.

M ATTHEW 5 UagueTIen NOomS, at Sey-
LII mour's Block, on Main St. The rooms are
large and pleasant and the arrangement of light, for
taking good clear and fine ikenusses, in the most care
full manner, cannot be exceIlcd No other rooms shall
praduce liner specimens fthe art than al mine.
Every Variety style and finish orCasestor Miniatures
Oh hand.
friends by mail, find expressly for the pur
pose. WIN. Il. MAIIHE WS.
RaYennR, August %, 'j4. l71.tt
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ora French medical journal states, a.
mong other thing. that tall men live Ion
ger than those Of small stature ol
course they do, and lie longer in bed.
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New ArrnnGcnsc

THE Subscriber having taken the old
l. stand of Durham & Gardner, 9 doors east Of the
brick block, in Ravcnnu, intends to continue the BooT
SHOE and LEATHER business in all its branches.
HeWill keep on hand, to meet the wants of his GUS
TONERS, general assortment in the Boot and Shoe line
of all kinds both eastern and home made work. and
most kinds Of Leather, Innings, Findings, Lasts &c.
Allhome made work will be ofthe best material that
be procured; and having engaged the services of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
cutter in of the best establishments in the
country, he fatters himself he can furnish his cuso
with any article in the Boot and Shoe lne that
will compare in style and durability with the bcstwork
made, either east or west.
Cash, Veal Skins and most kinds ofproduce taken in
payment.
Ravenna, March IA, 1s55-32-tf JOHN GlLLIS.
sEzizSfzs7 gssztzzzs77 .zs77 stzsa51asa R.se2.sl
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1map.

o1rA wag thus eulOgises his musical at
,ainmsuss- know two tunes. the one Is
Aud Lang Syne,' and the other isn't-I al
ways sing the lzttsr."
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Hnsnec:Or's NOtce.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned, has
~ been duIy appointed County Inspector, under the
ac to prevent the adulteration of Alcoholic Liquors.,
passed May 1854, and is duly qugfed and ready to
enter upon the duties of his office Office ever Rowel
Witter IL co.., Store. A. BELDING: Inspector.
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Boot and Shoe store.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
/ nounce to the citizens Of Ravenna and vicinity,
and compete assortment of Boots and Shoes, suit
able for the Spring trade; comprising the various kinds
and coors of Ladies' and Gentlemen, Boys Goutns
Misses and Childrens Caters. Enameled ray Leatper
and Calf Skin Congress Caters Bootes and Buskins,
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also ie" pair
of Ladies' and Gents Rubbers justo supply the pres
entdemand. ~
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
nefor themselves they may be assured OF fhding
an article that will suit with prices corresponding with
the times. mar2l-33 - ,DND,
Rayenna, March 10. 1855 VIM. GARDNER
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Here You, Srs /!

Here You, SrS u
IF YOU want a good suit of Clothes, call at
i the Store of the subscribers in Campbens Block,
where you can buy cheap for cash all kinds Of Cloths
Ready Made Clothing, Taors Trimmings, &C., from
standing dcky down to a full rig and complete THAT
can't be beat this side of OF sunrise. ,,
N b. Cutting done to order. o. l.. d }. J.SUTLlFF.
RavenRa, March l3, 1854.
4 GOOD supply of Cloths consisting of
n consisting Of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere,
Chasmerett, Satinet, Jeans, &C., at
Ravenna, March 90, 1854. o. b. q j. r. suTL.FEs.
OHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, OF
~ the finest quality, can be found
Jan II, 1854. at X. A. BARD q cos.
THAT Fancy Vesting is going off fast and
cheap, at o. L. e. ]. P .SuTLIFFs.
GOATS Pants and Vests good supply at
v March 90, 1854. o.L.&J. P. suTLuFs.
NOTICE-R. A. Baird having formed a
lN co-partnership with J. Dnwey ofFranklin, ,wilo
continue business before, at the old stand In lien
Book, under the name and firm of r. A. Baird q {
NARM FOR SALE.-The we'll kno wn
il Cottage Hill Farm, situated 81 miles east of Ra-
VIENNA, the Warren road, containing 437 acres OF
Arst rate land About 275 acres of it is under good
Improvement, and the balance in good timber land
Seventy acres of the farm is good bottom land, and
well adapted for meadow. The soil is generally loan
| The farm is usually we'll watercd with good living
springs, The Mahoning river runs through the whole
length Of it. ltis under first rate fence There is
good orchard and an abundance of other fruit trees
The buildings consist of very fine stone house, will
all conveniencies of wood-house. water, etc. The
house is "a by 46 feet with an ell gu feet long Also
two good bansone SO by 40 feet-the other 36 by 81
feet with q shed S4 feet long.
Also good horse barn and carriage house, SO by 81
feet with good well of water in the barn. All the
buildings were thoroughly painted last Spring.
This is Il good opportunity for those who wish tt
purchase one of the best stock farms in the county,.
tits well calculated for either cattle or sheep, aud wei
adapted for grain. The situation is fine, andhe cOun
try around very healthy. Terms will be made easy
Forfurther particulars enquire OF Darius Lyman, Ra
VIENNA, or on the premises of the subscriber.
Febrnnry a. IS55-tf FREDERICK CURTIS.
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HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE
AND ~.

nOWN WITH MONOPOLY EXTOR-
Dtion. WIN. BARKER's store is open. Call and se-
cure bargains in Dry Goods and Liverpool Ware
is stock Of Dry Goods present is not lsrge but he
expects new arrivals every day. What he has, he will
sell you cheap, and hopes before long, TO accommo-
date the people of Ravenna and Portage county gem
really. with large assortment of Goods. XII
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Groceries, Groce ries!!
VIEW FIRM AND. NEW GOODS,

THE SUBSCRIBERS having leased the
Taylor, and having reftted IL in first re STYLE are
now receiving very large and entire new stock
GROCERIES fevery description, which they offer to
the public at tho very lowest mark ov Cash or
Produce, and will guarantee to al!
who may favor them with their custom. Justgive
callbefore purchasing, and see for yourselyes.
HERIFF & SkVERES.
s.CAsn PAID FOR ALL KINDS oy PRoDucEa' 1F3
RayeIna, April I6, 1855. 80,
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franklin, Portage County O., Nov. 10th 1851
THE Stock Subscribers who have neglected to pay
1 any part of their subscription are hereby notified
that the whole amount of their Stock is now due, and
further dugence on the part of the company would
be gross injustice to paying subscribers, as well as re-
ard the progregs of the work. And Payment III part
il not promptly made the collection of the whole
amount DUE with interest and penalty ofve per cent
will be enforced.
tf L. 2. BRAINERD, A. Treasurer.
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GREAT English RENEDY.
THE MOST VALUABLE
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD,

DIR. ISEY'S
T O K T. : L WIN Ell!
patronzed by the nobility and Medical faculty of Eng
land, and esteemed the most extraordinary medicine
in the world
Medicines containing molasses liquorce, like the
boasted Sarsaparilas, require many large bottles to
produce the slightest change in health. The Forest
WtRB is altogether different article. 1t contains no
syrups give it consistency but acquires its excel
lent favor, and powerful medicinal properties from
the vegetable plants of which it is composed Tho For
est Wine combines the virtues of the
Wild Cherry, Dandelion, Yellow Dock, and
Sarsaparilla
with other valuable plants whose properties are still
more effective. ~
Its high concentration renders it of the most ef-
fcient medicines now in use. Sometimes less than q
single bottle restores the lingering paticntfrom weak
ness, debility, ana sickness, to strong and vigorous
health Every dose shows its good effects the con-
stuton, aud improves the states of the health. The
Forest Vine is recommended in the strongest terms,
for all complaints of the
II p Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Disorders,
Bilious Affections, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Loss ofAp-
petite, Jaundice, Female Complaints, ScrofI-
la, and all Disorders arising from Bind
Blood and impure habit of the SYSTEM
SAVED FROM DEATH -!
Testimony Of M, .Nathas Matthe~s, highly respec
table and wealthy citizen of Newark, n. ].
Dr.. G.. w. HALsEY-I believe your Forest vino
ard Pills, have been The means Of saving my life--c
When | commenced taking them laid at the point of
death, with Dropsy, Piles, and Asthma. Myphyscians
lost all hopes of my recovey. While in this dreadful
situation, your Forest Wine and Pills were procured
for me- and before had finished the first bottle of the
Wine and box of pills, experienced great relief my
body and limbs, which were greatly swollen, became
<ensibly rcducedg Hopes ofmy recovery began now
to revive and after continuing the Of your medi
ines for about month, the Piles and Asthma we're
co 'ctely cured. The Dropsy, with which my lif8
WAS placed in such great danger, also nearly gone.
have continued the use of your medicines until the
present time, and now enjoy as perfect health as ever
did in my life, although am more than sixty years
of age.
Yours, respectfully.
N. MATTHEW
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4 GOOD supply of Cloths consisting of
II consisting of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere,
Satinet, Jeans, &C., at
Rayenna March 90, 1854. o. l.. e. J. P. SUTLlFFs.
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E. TWITT

rs NOW receiving his Spring and sum.
i mer style OF Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, all OF
which will be sold for cash cheaper hah ever
ayenna before. First door east of phenix block.
STRAW GOODS-A nice assortment now
oneuins Mt Twitts first door east of phenix block.
ALL HATS purchased at Twitt's will be
n kept in repair and Ironed without extra expense
II THE Subscriber has an excellent
fTHa9H farm for sale, 2f miles south east of Raven
HalaN Their are l4O acres seventy acres on each
-A- side of the road, one goodfarm House andBarn,
we'll watered on each side of the farm good water
privilege unoccupied at Lock on the canal,
Persons wishing to purchase enquire at the S'o'e
], n. Bostwick g. Co., or on the Farm.
Raw ,hna March lS. 1854. 4Jb-tf GEo HpsTWlCK.
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DRINTS-GOod Prints tor 9 and 10 cents
L per yard, such as usually sold for lsi also
Prints for 81 cents per yard such have always been
sold in former Years for and 10 cents. Call and see
them. ROWEBL & Ntllbh'
N1.,. ,uL
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SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, ol
~ the finest quality, can be found
Inn " la54 MT "A. BAIRD & Co.'s.
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NHAT Fancy Vesting is going off fast ant
J. cheap,at U. l.. d j. P.SuTLIFFs'
Nov 1884.