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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08
Highway Robbery and Rape in Albany

The particulars of most ie ndish trans
action developed themselves yesterday af
ternoon. lieutenant Shields, Of the Fourth
District, while passing through Knox-street
discovered a female PROSTATE on a stoop
the blood Sowing from frightful cut ovel
the right eye, and her cIothtIg completely
covered with mud. He 1t first SUPPOSED
her to be intoxicated, but upon intefrogat-
ing her. found that she was not, and, in
answer to his inquiries concerning her con
dition, she stated that she had been induced
to 90 to the house of Mr.. Benjamin Hal
lembake, to whom she had engaged as q
servant, but that he had deceived her, hay-
ing conducted her to some woods near
Eburying- ground, and then, with two others,
Fbrutally rayished her. One of the party,
John Halves, after accomplishing his hellish
purpose, knocked her down, and, as she
swears, stole dollar and half in silver
and pair Of gloves.
The rame Of the feu1aae is Mary O'Eeil;
she is recently from Washington County,
and came TO this city in quest of employ
ment. The statement by her is that she
met Hallenbake at Mrs. McC on Wash
ington-street, where she had been stopping.
Hallenbake and George Cole-the lat
ter the person who was convicted Of com
plicity in the Robson ontrage--were arrest
ed. Hawes and the other person, as yeI
not identified, are yet At large. The female
is said to be Of good character. Al6da,
Argss, 27M. Il
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Death Of sylvester Bcecl.er

SYLVESTER BEEoHER. Esq, o: Shalers.
vile, died at his residence in that town, on
last Wednesday. He eis well known as one
OF the largest property holders of Portage Co
Years ago, he came to Shalersyille, pool
man, with neither money or credit Among
his first enterprises was cutting cord wood
From that time forth be devoted his energies
to the accumulation Of property, in man.
ner which has proved eminently successful
He has been for some time one OF the Direc'
tors Of the Raycnna Bank He was man
Of great energy and business capacity.
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WoE'r ,Mrx.-Accounts from California
represent that the Chinese population there
are preparing TO leave the State. The re.
lentless hostiIities of the American and Eu.
ropean races towards them has satisfied them
that they must leave. They are pretty nu.
merous and generally peaceable and industri-
Gus, They have tried hard to win the good
will of the Anglo Saxonr race, but in vuin.-
The European and Asiatic blood won't mix.
Settlers from any part Of Europe are well
received, but from Asia or Africa they cannot
come and remaia at peace and upon terms Of
equulity.-Post. .
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The DiRerence.

The different papers interested in the
project for "fusing" the counties Of Colum.
biana and Mahohing differ slightly in opin
ion,speaking Of the movement The Wells.
vile Patriot thinks it ridiculous" the
Garfield Sentinel considers it "supremely
amusing" the Youngstown American re.
CARDS il as ssentirely absurd" Whilst the
Salem Republican seems to be favorably
impressed with the project. and thinks the
Salem people would generally vote for it,
q. Patriot.
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HUsKING CoRN-FEAT BY A HoosIER.- =
JAMES Buck, ofWea Plains, near Lafayette,
Ind, wagered 800 that he could husk and
crib one hundred bushels OF corn in ten hours.
He commenced at O'Clock on Friday NOR,
ming, 23d inst. and husked nine hours and
twenty-four minutes. The judges chosen to
measure the corn in the crib reported the
number Of bushels husked in that time was
one hundred and eighteen. Buck thus won
his wager, with thirty-six minutes to spare,
and surplus of eighteen bushels over the
quantity stipulated.
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THE GREAT .PURlFYER OF The IlcoD
roF A PARTICLE OF MERCUhv IK 1T. 4
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponaer{
A N INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofu-
n 10, Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obs, nate Catane
ons Eruptions, Pinmples or Pustules the face
Blotches, Boils, Chroic Sore Eyes, Rims Worm or
letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and + In Of Che
Bones and joints, Stubborn Ulcers syphti Disorder.
Lu mbago, Spiual Complaints, and all Disea4 asiEne
from an njudicious Of Mercury tnLife
| or Impurity of the Blood. .s
ITThis great Alternative medicine and sPuriferof
Blood by thousands
all parts Of the United States, who testify dafiytothe
iSFss le Che ned
Iaga, Rheunatism, scsofula, Eruptlons oDthe Skin.
Liver Diseases Fever, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
timable remedy. ss.s1E =. ~ a
| found to compare with it. Itcleanses thssystsm OF
all impurities acts gently and efficiently ON the Liver,
Stomach makes the skin clsarand heathy rssore,
Constitution, enfeeblad by disease orf sgen dGW.
BY the execsses of youth TO- is pristine yigor an /
For he Ladies'. it4s necmparably better than all III,
cosmetics eyer used. few doses of CARTER - SPAN.
bring the rose manng to the cheek give elasticit5
tue step. and improve the general health remark.
able degree, beyond all the medicines heard sf.5
The large number of certificates which have rec
ceved from persons from all parts ofte United Staes
Is the best evidence that thefe is Humbug about r.
Inc press hotel keepers, magistrates pby sicais and
public men, we'll known 10 the community. all add
their Testimony to the wonderful efeels GREAT
| BLOOD PURIFIER. s2tfa getEt
! Call on the agent and get circular and Almanac
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all
Medicines has performed. p
None genuine unless signed BlNNETT BEERS.
Proprietors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Va; TO
whom all orders forsupplies and agencies must be adj
dressed. st 2
And for sale by T.swift, and C. Hatch, Ravennr;
IWann & Wilson, Deer1eld; d. Bostwick, Edinburgh;
I ]. w. Gone, franklin Mills. C. d G.. X. Harmon,
| aurora; o. J.. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root.
Windham, all Dealers ip Medicnesever, whore.
Ravenna, Nov. 90 .1ss4. 1Y.fSF,
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CAT Our devil z will furnislia copy Of
this paper one year to the lady or gentman
who will furnish linn the best New Years
Address. He wishes to receive it aboutthe
same time that old Santa Claws visits his
young friends, (Christmas.) He will be at
leisure 10 digest poetry and other tLins about
that time. @ - .,sy
Address to be not less than 80 nor more
than llO lines.
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floors. - In some of the fashionable
churches, where five could sit, last year. on.
" three ladies can be accommodated, this
year, on account Of their hoops. The con.
sequence is. that more pews must be b ired,
and the prices Of available ones are increas-
ed. {. Nsh
The statement that the ladies' ofthe first
families employs cooper TO- hoop them, on
great occasions il proves u unfounded. IN
r Tsmss.
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6T A Boston Correspondent of the New
York Evening Post gives an insight into the
workings of tho Prohibitory Liquor Law in
Massachusetts. He says: "The obstinacy
Of iuries, in liquor cases is on the increase.
and is extending over the State. Half-a. do
zen cases have failed in franklin county,
though Judge Bishop told the jury that it was
their duty to convict, il they were satisfied
as to the facts. The law is the deadest OF
dead letters"
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PowDER Null ExPLosfoa. Capt, ]. Y.
Hurd, Of the steamer BOstsnsS informs as
that the dry house attached 10 Wsterhouse
q Co.'S powder milf near Portsmouth o..
caught fire on last Thursday evening. The
flames spread rapidly to the mill, containing
fifteen hundred kegs Of POWDER which ex.
ploded, blowing everything to atoms. The
report was heard for miles. Tie workmen
discovered the FIRE 10. time to escape. No
one was inIured.-Ctn. Com. Dec. 3. ~
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KAss1s.-A letter from Gen. StriDefel-
low Is published in which be admits. that
Missourisns took part 10 the Kansas selec-
tons, and declares that they viii do 80 again.
What good will new election do at that
rate.f But this Is matter ofveryIttle con,
sequence. The future Of Kanssais sure for
freedom. Even StringfelloR admits that,
unless the South sends aid Immediately. But
the South will send no more slave property
there.-Posf.
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]. or The Hon, Gro. g. PUeH,, U. s. SEN
dtor elect from Ohio, who takes his seat at
Tie opening Of the next Congress, was mar.
ried yesterday to Miss TEREsR CHALrART,
who was universally recognized AZ the belle
of the Queen City. She will be the reign
ing belle It the Capital this winter, too, a
she Ii one or the moss beautiful women III
America. and consequently, M III the world,
~. Herald. &
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AZ READAND Be- xyiNo8s. = Z.
TESTIMONY From OHIO


John Holman, Jeromcsyille, Ohio, EaS 3Gth, IS5a,
said 81 write to state for your satsfactioD and aisn
for thatof lthers hat yoar German Biiters IL yeh
re.onnenaItto be, highly valuable Rlediepe,Nbiyu.
know i,o,havine uSedi.ln M; aw i fAtaiiy u ~ ~
tire setis:ecn AL who lsyc used give tl'c sFiAs
recofm eIGhtioH.ts ft tfs sat7 ~ IN
Stephen A. Meals Canton, Ohio Nsst iss3.sesi:
"Having heardyour German Rittegs nine Ed-
ed from saurcesiR which places bL fefHtet1
ordered four bottles from CievelaEd one Of tdenLt
gave to my faFider afo has derived great benefit
from II; two OF the others sold immediate and
would ike yOu 70 send me supply Of Tito SELL"
John CLARK, Rrunswick, 0hies May 90, 1881, sayas
ssYour German Bittefs hayepr0yed successful In every
case that has eometo my kaowladge and has opeAsa
rhomas LstSHiosd Cdsi1gEcn, ohio, Dss ssih Iess,
says: ssMy wits has been affected with the AiFef rolhs
plant and dyspepsia for number of years. during
she reeeiy ca very little benefit thererc and finally
the doctors saia she could not be cured kzsk srfing
she eonefadc 70 tfy yaur Rittefs shs teek 9s
10 her kusfnese. untivery lately abe had
but has again commenced the Hist Z "a 9 sole
quite anilmbsf Of bottles thfoqel her ENy0nnendn-
tioa ana as Il hzs given satAiActIoh
g Dassd Sm ASH 1ds.S ohio, pseember lsss,
sPernit TO bear tesiIlhony 10 the fefparkAbA
eaieaey your German Blitess lnths enfs a Aysfs
vefey AFFLICTED with disease ofhc Liver % naeA y14e
did not expeetto live, but b fFee vs. ofho Nllr
tcfss tkahks "A kind vidence ylkaA4 ASscl1 ~.
sirels rcstosedto health and aAis resume M AsAtz
'TPsSs Tesss sisssrs az sid fsss
Alcoholic iHsafoqS irfrs1Isnfs' mud
atheif opefaton, they stfenslAs ne syzzsz pAxe5
psras fhss aSa 81 eh sIlin
eoldb dealsl. i psaisisasWT z, Y e Y, Z
'Wiisen !. Desfaeli; , BosEsis Eaiata5si p w
Conz Frankli zzsls, Q ~ feh. HA}f1z s 41toI1t
Is: s 1rsks, FEssdom; rsIsoas 4 hsss, Will
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Or Quite number of our subscribers
have called daring the past week, and paid
up their subscriptions. This is certainly We.
" gratifying to us, and we hope others viii
..come and do likewise" We have q con,
siderable sum Of money to pay before ths
Ist of January. Alitsleamaterial add viii
not come amiss, Y:
es We have also sums s3due us for advertising
and jobwork. We would like to collectal
these BY the commencement Of the Nei
yeaf z5s d 5s sss NV A Ssas ass sls a sl 81
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DIR. FITCH.

3 We would call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment Of DR.. FITCH, in another cofanfi.---
His system of treatment in lung discusses
has received the approvalof many leadin 3
medical men through the country and his
cures, in some cases very remarkable, give
evidence Of his merit as physician for pull
monary difficulties.
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OF The people Of Canada seem disposed
to make profit out of United States Know
Nothingism. They propose to shorten the
term Of residence before naturalization.-
They want population to settle their wide
lands, and thus hold out mn invitation to for.
eigners to direct their course toward Cohada
instead Of the United States. Foreigners
should pray thai, ,"their flight there be not in
the winter We Fdye felt Canadian win.
ter oiIcSe.
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IGMfazAETs.- The Bremen barque Copper
nicIs arrived Il, Charleston last Wednss-
day, VIII l7s'immigrants fOr the German.
Settlements III South Carolina. The baraue
Mississippi. from Bremen, with $50 smi4
grskss, afrivsaats Ctlysst6ng, Texas On the
Iotb IN,
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The IRISH INvAsIor.-Gen. Shields Oate
U. s. Senator) name having been used in
connection viii tie Irish Invasion, he writes: !:
"If there Is one tiui Il / in America who
thinks am such fool as to countenance
such absurdity, he may cherish that belief
= If my name be mentioned publicly
in connection with it, you will do me the
favor to contradict it."
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Fine weather..

Several days OF this week, have been re-
mafkably fine for the season Of the year
Farmers now have un opportunity to finish
up their fall work. The sun is as mild and
the air as balmy and healthful as the most
lovely Indian Summer.
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a FrnED ron CosrEMrr. mt Strokes, !
lawyer was fined BY the Supreme Court 81
Pennsylvania, few days ago. the sum q
$50 for contempt. IL submitting papers con.
.taininR ofeeive personalities 60.
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NEwsPArER CHAhdE. Col. JAaRs Dv'
Mans, late Of the Western Rsssrvs Chroni
cls. has purchased the Youngstown IFa
Americen, from Mr.. Elliott, who III thi'
gwsek's No, pnblishes bic yaledictory. w.
hope the arrangement may prove highly id
vantageous to both parties. WGfrsa Dsm
crat. s ,,., |,
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A Rich AcouIsrrioS-A letter in the

A RICH AcouIsrrioT.-A letter in the
New York Sun, from Washington says:-
"The reports from the Mesilla Valley are
exceedingly interesting, and the private
notes of the U. s. officials are worth their
public reports twice over. The whole coun-
try is vast ore-feld; silver, copper, iron,
platina, gypsom and coal in vast beds, a.
bound in every direction, and are in the
richest quantities in the region along the
Pecos. and up to the 33rd parallel, which
had been thought the poorest section of the
Rio Bravo Valley
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HUsc.-- VIM. Nottingham, Of Bates coun
II, Mo-, convicted and sentenced TO be hung
for the mdtdsf or. his wife, was executed
on the 2sd ult.
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or The WsshingtOn Onion denies the
report, that the President has authorized Go.
vernon SHAHHOH to call out the military, to
suppress and put down the war in Kansas.
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Total, !; u I,,,.
Add Turks on the Danube,
And we have a grand total Of,

And have grand total Of, 333, 600
And this does not include the Allied naval
forces Of the Baltic and Black Seas, and the
Sea Of Azoff, which will probably foot up an-
other item of at least $4,000 men.
On the other side, Russia has about 2O0,-
900 men in the Crmea, perhaps SO, 900 about
the Caspian, Kars and Turkey on the south
shore of the Black Sea, 100000 atand about
Nikolaiaff, 10000 at Odessa. and perhaps
100000 at St. Petersburgh, Cronstad,, Swe-
aborg, Helsingfors and the Baltic coasts gen.
orally. with reserves in Poland, and detach-
ed squads scattered around her vast frontier, e,
equal to 20S,o6t more. These figures: #
summed up and added to the Allies, win give
Us over million of men appropriated to the
humane occupation of cutting each other g
throats, and destroying by fire, sword and
bombshells the homes, the hopes and the
happiness Of millions Of helpless women and
children. And all apparently resulting from
"a puerle quarrel concerning the Holy Pla-
ces OF jerusalem.
We can now believe that the 80 years war
in Germany originated from dispute about
a well bucket, that the first French revolu-
ton was precipitated by a diamond ne cklace,
and that the British feet lately detailed to
this side of the Atlantic was for the express
purpose Of arresting Russian privateers and
the Irsh.American revolutionary expedition
for Dublin. "What great fire sraall
spark kindlethv'-zN =. Herald.
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OF The New Prnssian Gazette announ
ces that immense beds of sulphur have been
discovered on both sides Of the Volga, near
Sanhara. The Russian government has
given orders for the instant working of the
beds, which ure said to be ''thorc valuable
to Russia Than discovery Of gold at this
juncture."
AMERICAN SURGEON FOR THE RUSSIAN
ARMY DR.. Charles w. Moore, Jr., OF
Boston has been offered the appointment Of
surgeon in the Russian army, with salary
Of $4,000 per annum and liberal outfit.
0I Rev. James C. Patterson, has beer
appointed President OF the Griffin, Ga, Sy-
nodical Female College.
CRYsrAL.PALAoE The American Insti,
tute has bought the Crystal Palaces ,for $l95,
COO, and taken possession. Theidebts of
the Palace amount to about $l75,060.
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WILLIAM H. H. WAYS ESTATE.
4 [. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW GOODS
NJ I. DAVIS

"A Large and splendid stock of Dress Goo ds
havejust been received, and are now opened 1 or
exhibition and sale, consisting on part of
Black silks Plain Figd aud Moire Antiqul
Plain and PriRtcd Persia Cloths
Muslin De Bege Muslin De Lains
Plain and Fg'd. Plaids Plain French Merilos
Plain aud Printed Velvets Union Silks
Geo De Afric Silk PIlins Spun Silks
And variety of other kinds Of Dress Goods too nu-
merous to mention, ladies' in want. of Dry Goods OF
any kind, wlpleasc ealiand look at our stock and
think you will be satisfied that have the bestseIee-
ted and cheapest stock of goods offered in this
Market. Call and see thom at II DAYS,
Sept. "a, 1855. No. 9 Phoenix Block,
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A Million Of Men in tlses Field.

The present struggle between Russia and
her enemies has, we dare say, drawn off q
million of men from the avocations or pas.
times Of peace, who are now in the field, in
the hl6o1y Business of war, to say nothng
Of the thousands sacrificed already to this
Unsuitable MOloch. A circular, printed at
Vienna, estimates the Turkish army of a.
900 men on the banks Of the Danube. The
enumeration is thus made up:-
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EIxEIs COMPLTNT,

h16FGF OlAS JHuHulCes InTOBlC or Ne
~ vous Debility Disease of the Kidneys, anda
Disease arising from nisordered Liyerer ktom ach;
such us Constipation, inward Piles, Fnllness ofBiood
TO the Head, Acdity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness Of Weight in the
Stomach. Sour Eructatiens, Sinking or Fllitcringat
the Pit ofths Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hur-
red and Dicult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking orSufoeating Sensations when In lying
posture, Dimness Of fvsion Dots or Webs before the
sight. Fever and DUH Pain in the Head, Deficiency
ofPerpsiraton, Yeowness ofthe aid kyes, Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest. lambs, &C., Sudden Flush.
Of evil, and Great Depression ofSpirits.
CGa be efectudlly carad 1y Dr eefaad,s Cslsbrafek
Gser1aaR Rfters, prepared BY Er. C.. M. JasksoR, i
\. NO. 1870 .arck st.s PkiIadetptd. NV s5-.g.,sst
Their power over the above diseases is rot excell.
States, the cures Attest In many aftefskilfn
rhvsicians had failed. n |@s
These Bttcrs are worthy the attention Of Inyalids
Possessing gre virtues in the Rectihcatiu VI dis
eases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most tseaFchingpowersin weakness and affections Of
the digestive organs, they ,sitha ccrisih aud
DleAsaut. - y ~ -.s7
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ElSH, FlSH-Trout and White Fish, BY
bbis and half bbls, justreceive by
June4 AVHORR a. CO
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RESS TRIMMINGS--A great variety
- Of the present styles among which may be found
moss, Mora-antigue, Plush, and velvet Trimmings,
altior sale cheap. Call and see them.
Sept. 25. AX HORR & co.
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CLOTHES 81, CASSIMERES-A larger
~ assortment than ever ofthe above goods and some
entirely new styles OF fancy Cassimeres that be
beat for beauty quality cheapness. Any quantity
or color of Broad Clothes, be seen by looking al
our stock, and at prices that cannot fail TO suit Gen
emen in want of auythi In that line would do well
beat IN town or county. Call at H. l., DAYS
Oct IL No.2 Phenix Block.
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AGRICUI.TURAL.

n
Committee on Farms and Crops report as
follows: esr. :
To Thomas Hough, best cultivated farm
Horticnlturst and 1t- $500
Zenas Judd, Cd do; Hortieuturist and 200
Roswell Coitons 3ddo, Horiiculturist
ON CROPS, ..,.s
% Thomas Houeh, best half acre of Cora
q. Hofiiculturist and t.H "a a 800
{. Wm. Goodman, Cd do, Cultiyator and, 800
" E;A. IA Parsons bessaere Of Oats 0. .F e /,
g Lewis E. jennings, Cd do, Cultvator'
aud st'a t- loo
!" Lyman Collins, best half acre Of pota-
toes, Hort.
g r. w. Shepherd, Cd do, Ohio Farmer
ON RYE.
" Lyman Collins best acre Of Rye sfs
Cult. and 800
ON SWAMP GROUND.
!" r. w. shepherd, best cultivated swamp
ground Hort. and ,atg3- n NG,,. 800
Truman Underwood, Cd do, Cult. and 200
p. B. .CozANT, sec'y.
Ravenna, Dec. Sd, 1855. s,$4 5!Nc-s :
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N EW DRESS GooDS-A greater varie-
ON Ss nsh eyer ns 20 oe seen at :, NO rhenM Boek
80 oIn VI ~, SVvuI T. MN lIti anu Sompete, ana
my n1 ~ Ma,s Si vi Eha1lis, p,is Dehahes, Cassi-
nsd SI, son 81 S,r; iw, hata Gno stri-
. peu "w Shs a'I S Shq eehGn Merlnos, Co
and figured, !. - .". !, 1''''
Freneh, English and American prints or any other
Rlnds OF Goods usually kepin Dry Goods store,
not DO suited either prices, style or material
alter icoEng atour assortment Just call and lock ut
Ihe ,and we think you VIII be, convinced that the
pace 10 ouy inc handsomes cheapest goods,
OARpETS rAppETS H.. -eo.;-..I
| jaadno. ano,,n UaIsh ,s".o, 70 - Sust received
nom "PouIns large stocR oiCarPetihgs, some
;n noW pascIns, consisting OF brusses carpet;
co,on Garnsn. ahu apS s carpe1g 'enS.an & and
nix Block. Oct la u. l.. Day.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS-A large and suien-
~ did stock of shuwls can be seen Mt No. Q phenix
Block consisting of the latest sty es and nters snch
as splendid Stella Pattern Long Shawl.
hmoTSidered Rnr s9iSs cassimeres do do
W.tarino ona Pa..a5o,o do W So
BordereG eassi,n"re sovora Do G
Plain do Il" do
Embroidered do .Io Jo
Pomnadour s. 4" AZ
Brocade, iongand square do
Also yery nrstty assartment of cassinere ond or,
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08
NEW DRESS GOODS-A urenter unri

AIDES CLOTHS--A fine stock of La
IL dies Cloths for Cloaks and Capes of all the desira
BILE Colors can be efOund at HI DAYS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

pRlNTS--All we have to say about Prints
is, that we have just opened 200 pieces of the best
qualities Of Prints, and selling them cheaper than
amy other House in old Portage.
Sept. 25. AVE HORRS & 20