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STRONG PREAcHING.-The shook learnt
negro is one of the most original specimens
to be met with. But when he aspires to
clerical honors, it requires Dickens to dc
him full justice. Some one who had the
pleasure of listening to discourse from one
of these full blown divines, relates that in
speaking of reformed infidel, he wound up
his description thus: "De last word dat dis
dying man was heard to say;-de last word
he was known to utter; de last syllable he
eber breaved de last idea he eber ejacula-
ted; yes my brebren, de berry last word he
eber was known to breave forth, sound, OF
srticulate- ate-was-g-l-o-r-y!"
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Enthusiastic, Very,

An enthusiastic admirer of the fair sex
gives vent to the following eloquent strain:
"a woman will cling to the chosen OBJ
jsct Of her heart like a possum to gum
tree, and you can't separate her without
snapping strings that no art can mend and
leave portion Of her soul upon the upper
leather Of her affections. She will some.
times see something to love, where others
can see nothing to admire, and when hel
fondness is once fastened on fellow, il
sticks like glue and molasses in a bushy
head Of hair"
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oiOTA A tall raw boned recruit, was put on
drill by little cock sparrow of an officer;
as every order was given to him he would
look down to see his commander, and was
as often admonished to hold up his head.
Repeated admonitions of this kind at length
had the effect to induce the recruit to raise
his head at least to level with the set
ting sun, and the officer ordered him to
keep it there. 'What, always!' was the
inquiry. 'Yes, alwaysr' was the stern re.
ply. "Then good bye Lieutenant; shall
never see aou again!'
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9 A young man in this city, several eve-
nings ago undertook rather peculiar way
Of telling ayoung lady, of whom he had
grown fond, that he loved her. "Are you
good at conjugating!" he asked.
"Not very was the reply. "Should be
pleased to have you conjugate."
"aWeil, really, don't like to much."--
IHesitates a moment.1 But suppose
may a. well. First person, love-"
"That'sivery good.''
Young man much encouraged "second
peSsen, you love" y ttst Gt
tThat's defective" sa
ssWhy sop
sSimpiy because do not love. !"
The ycung man ceased his conjugating;
ard. We learn, has since discontinued his
visitss This round about way of telling a
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E. H. WAIT, M. D.

]. HAYES, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon, Office second door East of
ty's Exchange, Shalersvile, Ohio.
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GA love-sick swain sent a Christmas
gift of pair of shoes to his sweetheart,
accompanied by the following highly poet
ic efnsion:
Dear Molly, do as is my duty,
Honor the shadow of your shoe-tie;
And now in name of all the MUSES.,
Send you "a present of pair of shose-es!
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GA Yankee is never upset by the as
tonishing. He walks among the Alps with
his hands in his pockets, and the smoke of
his cigar is seen among the mists of Niagae
ra. One of this class sauntered into the
Office of the lightning telegraph, and asked
how long it would take to transmit mes
sage to Washington. "Ten minutes" was
the reply. 81 can't watt" was the rejoind-
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DRY GOODS, &C.
Stoves for the Pe0pIel.

T, 8. CLUTE, would say 10 the people Of
d Rayenna and Vicinity that he continues 10 carry
on the Copper Tin and Sheet Iron business in all It's
branches and will furnish as good ware a. any other
establishment and cheap too. He viii pay especial
attention 70 the manufaeturing and putting up Of EaNe
Troughs and win do all work in that line as cheap and
absleetlen better than any OF the "one horseo Tin
shops travelling about the county, n %. a1a 2
All wares made and sold at this establishment, will
be OF the very best materials, and done In the most
workmanlike manner ane warranted. He intends TO
keen on hand a general assortmentof STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, Ofthe very latest and best patterns,
and al prices that defy competition Old Copper Brass
Pewter Rags, and most kinds Of country produce
short notice. in -. Ffls1 rs ~ trlitaI gn3 cat
His shop is on the south side Of Main st just
from the Ph9uix Block, Ravenna Ohio. Just call In
and satisfy fpurseE gentlemen as to the quality o
work and pricesI JOHN ). CLUIE.
| RaYenna, Sept. u, 1854. .-.. q. 4S4-H d
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Attention Teachers-.-WilmOT 8
ECLECTIC CHART, OF
TNGITS SH5GRAMMER.- The Autho

IL having securedthe copyright of the above work
according to law, shappy to announce to the teacher
of the country that bis large and splendid CHART is now
in process of publication, and will soon be present
ed by Mr.. Wiimot or His Agents, for the considera
ton of such teachers as desreo render the study
Grammar peculiarly INTERESTING ana EASY lor G th'
This work is the fruit Of years Of toll and invest
eation has been carefully prepared by the author
with reference to teaching with RAPIDITY, ACCURACY
and IrrrREsr THs ECLECTIC CHART was FIRST intro
duced and used by the author. He has beeni INFORM
ed however. that an eofis being made 10 Introduce
oRTHLEss The undersia would advis,
Teachers, Bcokseers and all persons interested ed
ueatonal reform, to await the publication of "Wil
mots Eclectic .Chart,,' which IL oNLv LEaITIA All
thing Of the kind in the country. -,
The copyrigbt0f the above work being secured, al
persons hereby forbidden the publication thereof
unless by special arrangement with the author.
|. ..at.na. nsn tlt.I.traad ID i. @. WlLMOT..
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Or Poor Hanshe it bit himself with a
rattle snake and wash stick into his bed for
six weeks in te months of August and all
his cry was Water! Water! And he could
ate nothing till he complained of being bet
ter, 90 ash he could stand upon is elbow and
ate a little tea.
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AtWater Seminary.

THE Winter Term of this Institution, To-
l. Gated in Atwater, Portage county, o., the Cleve-
land g. Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday December 9th, and continue eleven weeks,
under the charge ofits present Principal, Mr. +. B..
FA1RCHILD, 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, 4,5O
Instrumental Music (extra> including use of In
strument, 1000
Pencil Drawing, 200
Good boarding be had in private families, at
very reasonable rates.
The Board of Trustees beg leave to assure the pub
lic that this Institution is recognized on permanent
basis and affords facilities for thorough instruction in
the various branches, surpassed by other similar
Institution, in Ohio.
1t is under the control of competent Instructors, who
have had much experience Teachers in of the
first Educational Institutions in Mass, and who will de-
vote their best efforts to promote the moral and in
tellectua 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. il, 1854. 46S-tf.
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t6FGood nature is one of the sweetest
gifts Of providence. Like the pure sun
shine, It gladens, enlivens, and cheers
In the midst Of hate, revenge, sorrow, and
despair how glorious its effects.
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F"I will not strike thee, bad man,
said a Quaker one day, "but will let this
billet of wood fall on thee" and at that pre-
else moment the "bad man" was foored by
the weight Of walking stick that the Qua
ker had been known to carry.
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-FHE Mormens intend to transport steam
sngine, &c.s from st, Louis the present sea-
son, for the purpose of building steamboat
to ply on,Salt Lake. A steamboat will be
novelty in Utah. ..
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saAs OPENING FOR LAWYERS AND DocToRs.
---St. Helena has population Of $3.50 per-
sons,of whom 534are liberated Africans, and
6ll soldiers. There is but one Physician
and but two Attorneys on the Island.
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Sf0VeSI Stoves u

T7HE subscribers keep on hand and are
J. constantly receiving the largest and best assort-
tnent of Stoves in this county, among which, some
new patterns of Cook Stoves hot before introduced.
The King of Stoves has very large oven, ca
holes is perfect in all its operations and is decidedly
one Of the most splendid Stoves in use. The United
States, has also very large elevated oVen the boiler
holes arranged, that largo brass Kettle can be
used upon it, the bottom plate is of sufficient thick
ness to be proof against cracking, and is altogether
of the best Stoves in market. The Genesee Valley is
and beautiful elevated oven stove, OF smaller
size than the Others and will recomend itself to those
wishing cheap and convenient Cook Stove.
We also keep most of the old patterns OF Stoves,
oven, Clinton Air-Tight, Western, True American,
and others, we have not time to mention.
Those wishing good Stove will do well to give us
call at our IStoye rooms the old stand formerly
cupied BY C. Prenlss, one door west of the Prenss
House. BEcKLEY g. RAwsoN.
RnVenna June, |, 1854
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DIsBANDED.-The Third Ward Council of
Know Nothings of Oswego, New York, dis
banded on Wednesday evening last, by sur
rendering their charter to the District Grand
Deputy. s.L
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VIM. H. Johnson,
- OURGICAL AND MECHAN.l

<S1Ra SURGICAL AND MECHAN.u
~, tCAL DENTIST will perform all OPP
1Ib erations connected with profession IN the
most approved style Of odern Dentistry. Teeth from
nef shat will avoid that uAnatural appearance too
common in Dental Substitutes. Mr. is, intends ma
king Ravenna his permanent residence, and guaran-
their patronage. Once over F. w. Seym0ur's Store
REFfERENcs that may be consulted by letter or oth-
Harlow Cartis, and Vincent, r Taylor and O. T.
Blakeslee, Chagrin Falls; Rev. D. H. Miller, Chester.
7Rayehna May I, 1854. a -11 iG s.@a-a 1921 = ("
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6r We know young lady, who, in her
horror Of old maidism, has engraved at the
bottom of her cards: mo reasonable offer
will be refused
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TARMER'S can now find at the Hardware
the most approved kinds cheap as be purchased at
he Factory, Hay Knives Shovels, Spades, Crow Bars,
Picks, Mattocks and Chains Of every description, at
Z. T. RICHARDSON.
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DR.. :. B. Anarchists
(NELE B R A T

NELLY ID II a l.
" ed CatholicOn,for
the relief and cure of
suffering females. 1t
stands pre--eminent
for its curative pow
ers in all the diseases
for which it is recom-
mended, usually call
>ed FE MALE COM
PLANTS. OF these
are Prolapsus Uteri,
or Failing of th g
Womb; Flour Albus,
or Whites; Chronic
inflammation and Ul-
cera ton of the
Womb Incidental
Hemmorrhage or
Flooding; Painful ,
Suppressed, and Ir-
regular MenstruatiOn
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PROGRESS is the watchword OF our times. The world
moves. Our country is no longer as it was. He who
know its Geography only as he learned it ten years
ago. would hardly know the Map of it now. Hence,
new work adapted to the times is everywhere called
for. Maps have, indeed, been Published from time to
time but perfection is child OF slow growth. With
in very short period, 1t was deemed sufficient for a
Map of our Country to extend West merely far
enough to embrace Missouri, and South to the Gulf of
Mexico so as to give view Of the old States only.
Such was Sherman and Smiths, Mitchel's, Ensign
& Thayer's Chapin's, &c. The organization of Orc
CON- and the claim 81 deg 40 min. in 1916, brought
out Colton's work. extending to the Pacific The dis
covery Of gold, and rapid settlement Of California,
turned public attention TO the Isthmus of Panama and
Central America To answer the demand thus created
for Map for the times, Monks work was issued in
1885, Each of these works had Its peculiar merits but
each contained some capital defect. Sherman Smiths
Chapins &C., showed the counties, but only exhibited
the older States. Monks showed nearly the requisite
territory, but deficient in respect to the coanfes
Hence NOTk called for; one that should COM
bne the merits of all Its predecessors This is the
grand ekdracterstie of the work now offered to the
public. While embraces all the territory belonging
to country, and those adjacent Countries and ISL
ands with which particularly iHtreesfed, II ex-
hibits. t
In beautiful colors all the Counties from ocean TO
ocean. splendid map OF the Sandwich Islands, 1e
and prominent features and contributes largely
to the interest and value of the work. The popuia-
tion and county towns ofeach County are given In g
separate table.
GAsrosS JOHNSON Publishers, New York and cieve-
land .fsgefl ifts ,pgf u97t1afy .t - tif' +
ks a~sssniEs ansoiatsd Ttaoshag agents,
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Mcfaic Burial Cases.

THESE Cases are fast coming into gener-
L al The advantage cfthese cases over the COM
wood Coffin, follows: !, they air tight;
D they are indesrucble from natural causes g. they
ectualy resist the pressure of the earth; they are
proof against water and consequently vcrmin of all
kinds s. they proof against the dssecors knife 6,
they entirely the escape ofonsve gasses dur
ing the transportation of the body from one place to
another 1.-THE body can be preserved for weeks and
even months in hot weather without any pefceivabe
change. ....-..
Also, we keep on hand shrouds at low price, this
prevents the necessity ofturnng the house of mourn
ing into sewing shop, and We think will be great
convenience to all.
We have also the common wood Coffin, from the
childs to the grown person.
full assortment of the above Cases smal and large
canbe found ut the Furniture Rooms, in the Phoenix
Block.
Rayenna March IA, 1854. GRIFFIN & BosrwIcKs.
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IT NOW. W.NOTHTNG HATS-A complete

IN assortment of Hats, consisting of Know Nothing,
Wide Awake, aygers &C.; Also fine assortment of
Plaid and Cloth Caps, some new and very desirable
styles; Also superior article and latest style of Silk
Hats: all going off "a shade bellows Phoenix Block
prices. PRENTIss, HoPHKINs & Co.
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SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, OF
~ the finest quality, can be found
Jan IL, 1854. at r. A. BAIRD & Co.'S.
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| MULEY and Sash, Mill Saws, Cross Cut,
lll Tennor and Circular Saws, Of all sizes, Hand,
Rip and Back Saws the very best quality and finish,
at 4. T. RICHARDSON.
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CHAIN and Cast Iron Pumps, 3-8, l.2, 3-4
~ and Il in Lead pipe, Sheet Zinc, speters, Bar
Tin, Riyits, &c. Z. T. RICHARDSON.
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IRON of every kind and size; Cast, Cor
i man and Spring Steel, Steel Strings, Axels, wagon
Boxes, cast and wrought Iron Anyils, solid box Vices
Sledges wrought Nuts and Washers Horse shoe Nails
and Nail rods at EFT. RICHARDSON.
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CARPENTERS, JOINERS, Coopers and
quality; Cutlery of every description, curtain Bands
and xures Paint Mills, style; Bush scythes, and
in fact most every kind Of goods usually found in
Hardware Store butt too numerous to mention here to
which most respectfully invite the attention Of the
public. No. g. Phoenix Block, Rayenna, Ohio. r
August 2e, 1854. r-- EFT RICHARDscN /,
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f. L. RICHARDSON.
Dealerin Foreign and Domestic Hardware Iron Steel
Nails, Glass, &c., No. 8, Phoenix Block, RavennB,
Ohio. 479-H
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DOCTOR w. CLARK,
Has removed to Franklin Mills Residence on the
corner. few doors South of the Episcopal Church.
March ls, 1853.
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HoanIf, n rRuE.-At a meeting of un-
married printers, which convened not long
since the f0lIowing toast was drank in ST.
lsneeis- Woman-Heaven reward her, she
Is 1lRays in favor Of a well-cOnducted press.
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TOR CHEESE MAKERS-We are ma
J. king o new kind of Vat for making Cheese. The
Heater is placed under the Vat, that it entirely
moves the objection that has been had to the other
kinds of heaters, whether the vat is FULL half full or
one quarter full of water, it works equally WELL there
being danger of mjurng the heater by fire. 1t will
pay you to call and them, whether you buy or not.
Kept on hand and made TO order at
June /. BECKLEY & RAwsoN,s.
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HENRY JAMES, as
Barber and Hair-dresssr. Shop, undet the Collins
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GEVs BOEA N CUss
sDROPR1ETORS Ravenna Summit Mills
i and Dealers In Produce, Salt, Plaster, Flour
eed, etc, the lately occupied by g. Day, op
posite the Phenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
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First come, first Served .

THOSE Book Cases have arrived at last,
i please call and see them, they will pay trouble.
We have also, fine lot parlor urniture, ,oR the
road new styles will be here next weeks also 200 pic
lures of different kinds; also quantity Of Looking
Glass plate, those having frames minus the plate, can
have them filed at any time, by calling at
~. 10 .. GRIFFIN BosTwIcK's. '.i
June 6, 1853. Phoenix Block.
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CARRIAGE and Harness Trimmings, Pa
" tent Hub Band and Patent Leather, constantly on
hand, at - RIoHARDsoNs.
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.DIFLE Barrels and Trimmings, Shot Guns,
LII and Reyolyers. EFT. RICHARDSON.
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INN LBS. of pure white lead, 800 do
lUUU soda ash, 100 do pink, 100 do british lus:
Ire 100 do Juniper berfies so do calabra lleonc d
gross cOrks; justreeeiVedby by L.SWlFT.
Tune %, "a. '. gI.|,-. |a.a .ttf 'h'
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hats AND CAPS.-A large stock of
Ill Hats and Caps of all styles just received and SELL
ing very low. Oct. 2S, 1854. A. V. H0RR & CO.
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HARDWARE AT Wishing to
Ii discontinue that branch Of our business we offer
our entire stock at cost Those wanting anything in
that line will please call and save some money.
Oct. 81, 1854. PRENTIss, HOPKINS q Co.
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DRUGS&HARDWARE
New Drugs! New Drugs! |!

AR. l.. SWIFT has just received large
~ addition to his stock OF medicines, paints, oils
yarnlshes, dyes, brushes, peTfumery &C. All pnIena'
sers In this line are invited TO call June 26 1884
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A. II. TIDBALL,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON; Office at the stand formerl
occupied by DR.. Webb. Freedom, Portage Co.,
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who are the "KnOw-NOthingsH

THAT is question not easily answered,
but the question to who sells goods the cheapest
in Ravenpa, is a matter much more easily settled.
We quite willing leave that matter with the peo'
ple The s'wud work. we will leave to those who
NAV have been out of the business few years, and
tSgot rested - but the selling goods low they can
be bought, VIC will most cheerfully attend to. Many
goods have materially declined in price this fall and
among others, the article of Tea. We can now sell
good Tea at three shillings per lb, and oher goods
in proportion" ,,,,,-,r, r
We have now fine stock of FALL and W1NTEF
GOODS, and will take pleasure in showing them tC
all who may favor us with CALL and nthey md them
sttweny-Ve per cent, above neighbors we woult
suggest the propricty of their purchasing elsewhere.
PRENTISS, HOPKINS & Co.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co.
Fan Goods 1854.

WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING our fall
w stock of goods, comprising broad cloth casi-
meres, vestngs, delaines, cashmeres, poplins, en-
broidered robes, parmettos, mernos, prints shaWls
groceries, erockery hardware, &C., which we guaran
tee TO sell at figures to suit. Call and examine before
purchasing. PRENIISS, HoFAlNS q 20.
October IIth. Ia5i.-lO-tf.
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A GOOD supply of Cloths consisting of
II consisting of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere,
Chasmerett, Satinet, Jeans, &C., at
Ravenna, March 90, 1854. o. l.. g. ]. P. SUTLIFFs.
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INT NOTTCE-R. A. Baird having formed
IN co-partnershp with IL Dewey of Franklin, ,wilo
continue business before, at the old stand In Hen
Book. under the name and firm orr. A. Baird q 9
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A LARGE and general assortment of Nails
II Glass and House Trimmings of every variety, at
+. T. RICHARDsoN's.
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Ready Made Clothing

A GOOD TIME FOR BARGAINS
n Chas. Greenfelder, No Phenix Block. Ravenna
Ohio. will sell his entire stock of Ready Made Clothing
Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valses, Carpet bags, Um
brellas etc. at COST for CASH, until all sold.
Feb z, 1855 CHAS. GREENFIELDER.
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IEilXenMa Summit NIiilS.
re You, Sirs I!

IF you want good suit of Clothes, call at
l. the Store of the subscribers in Campbell's Block,
where you buy cheap for cash all kinds of Cloths.
Ready Made Clothing, TailOrs Trimmings, &C., from
standing dicky down to a full rig and complete fit that
can't be beat this side of of sunrise.
N. b. Cutting done to order. o. L. & J. SUTLlFF.
Rayenna, March l3, 1854. ....... .r.H..
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PRICES FoR GOODS UNIFORM.

In again calling the attention Of the trading commu-
nifty the above terms, we announce that notwith-
standing the general depression in commercial affairs
throughout the country the system of business adopted
by us more than year since, and to which we shall
rigedly adhere, enables us to offer for the coming
rinna rnniirr nlnaaS rfInRn al
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M ALL PAPER, WALL PAPER-Have
W. you any bare walls, smokey walls. or any Kind
not papered? If so 10 cover them with some.
beauty, and always desirable; don't forget that the
very thingyop wants at No. 2. We have more than
. - - nsas and nart with some on