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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-02-28
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A. HART EDrrOR.
WEDNESDAY FEB, IS, 1885
Democratic state Ticket. 7h


..~ TOR GOVERNOR, .-.
COL. WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fairfield Co.
ToR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR, ..,
JAMES MYREs, Of Lucas County.
FOR sUrRRME JUDGES or THESTATE,
WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmont Ceunty.
RIB. WARDEN, Of Franklin County.
FoR AUDITOR or STATE. -.
WIN. D. MORGAN,of Of ColunbtdnG, County
EoE TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of Sendcd County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. ..
WILLIAM TREVITT, Of Franklin County
Eoa ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEO. w. McCOOK, Of Jefferson County
FOR BOARD OF ruBLIc WORKS.
J. B. STEEDMAN, Of Lucas County.
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p G5rA late fnumberof the Knickerbocke
has the following nngsllant ihjt,pPon q, Po
etess with red hair:-- s,ta,rao.sssys
Unfortunate woman, how sad Is your lot
Your Tuglsts are red, aHd your poems are not.
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A Horrible SceMe.

The New Orleans Bee, in an account or
the execution of WILHELM JUNG, in that
city, on the Cd inst, for the murder of a
child of whom he was the guardian says:
sit will be remembered that the culprit
endeavored to evade the penalty annexed to
his crime by an act Of suicide. He succeed
ed in cutting his throat in most frightlul
manner; so much SO, that had the execution
been postponed for few hours longer, he
would not have been hanged at all. In or
der to render an execution possible, the
wounds were bound with lint and linen.
Parity in consequence of the obstruction
already alluded to that broke the fall, and
partly owing to the knot of the rope having
caught Immediately beneath his chin, as soon
as the bolt was Withdrawn these ghastIy
wounds were reopened and enlarged-the
wind-pipe was entirely sevGred-the blood
flowed copousy from his throat and mouth,
staining his white neckerchicf and cap-and
the wind rushed through the bleeding open
ing with a fright(ul, most unearthly loud re-
port, which caused every spectator in the
yard to shudder and turn away his face in
horror. The agony of the sufferer must have
been intense. His legs and arms-although
firmly tied behind his back-writhed about
for at least ten minutes. The veins of his
hands increased in size.
ut was the most revolving spectacle that
we ever saw or ever read Of"
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Tnxntion-Porragc County.

In the last number OF the Portage County
Democrat(?), the editor has another lengthy
article upon the subject of taxation, which
is as usual, full of Misrepresentation. We
will not take the time to examine his several
statements in order, but will refer simply to
the last one, made in reference to the taxes
for the year 1854.
The Democrat q gives the following fig
ures:
Taxes collected on Duplicate Of 1854, SSi'1Os ~
Revenue from all other Sources (estnatod) lG,50OOC
SlOl. .2Os ,9l
0"', ,5i ptonaU"n pTes,imaten y 'NN' VI 3s,OCO,CC
i0'tt rastippatsd1 dnpo'''' 6?,eCs g
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1t isrmade up as follows {:


Bridge tax. 5,I2G,9l,2
Poor tax, 2,29O,15,G
Road tax, 6,042,36,2 .
Township tax, 1903 Isl 3
g school tax 66l,4s,G
Sub. Dist. tax, 2,G7O.9l.l
Borough tax (other than SCHOOL,, l,Oie, 900
Uelin0ucut tax, 3S1, 1876
Total county and township tax, s5l,s9o, ,l4,5
We ask careful and candid examination
of the foregoing tables. We have been thus
explicit that our readers may see just Where
every dollar goes, and ,Cho levied the tax.
Here it can be seen that out of the $751;
89O,14,5 levied for county and township pur-
poses, the large sum of THIRTY-oNE THOU
SAND, EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS,
sIxrY-sEvEN CENTS (being the Road, Town
ship, township School, Sub Dist. and Bo-
rough Tax is levied by township ond to-
rough officers, and is distributed in the seve-
raj townships But further still; to this tax
of $3l,S4o,67, should also be added, the
State Common School Fund of $l7,lS0,72,
and the Dist. School Library Fund, of ST.
I45 ,36-making in all FIFTY THOUSAND, ONE
HUNDRED sTxTY-sIX DOLLARS AND SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS $3.50, l66,75) as the actual a.
mount which is expended and distributed in
the several townships Of Portage county!
We ask the people to look at these to,cn-
ship taxes. is it any wonder that our bur-
thens are heavy The salaries Of county
and state officers are but a ''drop in the buck
et," compared with the public debt, the
school and township taxes, and such like
enormous burthens, which the people are
compelled to bear. r-E ''" ...at ~
There is another item to which we wish tc
call special attention. OF the taxes levied
in Portage county for the year 1854, the sun
Of $4,25O,4l,S is due from the Rapennt
Bank. This sum, they refuse to pay, and il
such refusal they are sustained by ,ohig hgis
lation, and the people are po,cerless. This sun
has to be made up from the pockets of th'
farmers and mechanics. A Bank may rol
the people, and yet at the same time, be ex
empt from the support of the government.
We are glad that this subject Of taxation
is beginning to excite general attention, an
we hope no voter in Portage County will fai
to make for himself, thorough examination
) The records of the county and state are opeI
20 the investigation Of every tax payer; an
if any one doubts the statements which W
|: have made, or believes that the figures ar
erroneous, let him refer at once, to the book
of the Auditor and satisfy himself n.
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Ntm a0uertisements.
J. HAYES, NJ. D. J. T. SMITH, M. D.
HAYES g. SMITH. ".''b
Physicians and Surgeons, Office second door East Of
Lutsey Exchange, Shalersvillo, Ohio. '-
A cllIllcmt Notice,

a T my instance an attachment was this
II day. issued by John BruEcr, a Justice OF the
Pence Of Frank lin township, Portage County, against
the property and elects Of +. W. Elliott, non resi-
dent of said County for the OF fourteen dol ars.-
Dated this day of Feb. I6, 1sjj-3w.
Franklin, . ORRIN BECKWTH.
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Dentistry.
E5-<ssssTss DR. A. A. Harris Dentist, Of
Z rlffYY1 fYYTY1 " fee in tho Phoenix Block over EFT.

q TFYWCEt u Hce III IIlN THIfHIN DIUCK VVeT e. II
i01IIb Richsr rdson's Hardware Store.
Bcgs most respectfully 80 return hs sincere thanks
to the inhabitants of Ravenna and is vicinity, for the
boral tas.,..go bestowed upon him during the past
year and trustsby unremitns attention, to be favored
with the contlpuc support Of his friends, and assures
ihem that wlever be his constant endeayofs e give
sutsfactoir in al work entrusted TO him. All work
warranted.
Ravenna, Feb. q, 1855. 30-t.
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4 ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
~ signed, has been daily appointed ahd dnalihcd
Administration Of the Estate =" Sarah z. Chaplin, late
of Hiram. Portage County, Ohio, DECEASED. ''I
Hiram, Feb. %, ls5J-3w. CLINTON YOUNG.
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AdInillistra.Or's Noticc.

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed have been duly appoigted and qualified
as Administrators Of the Estate Of Willis CAkNoN,
late of Aurora, Portage County. Ohio, deceased.
NELSON EGGLESTON.
~. LEVERET w. COCHRAN.
Auroro Frb o.. 1sJ5-3w. 10 ......... .. ..s.F ..uE.
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1lHE COPARTNERsHIP between the
i undersigned is this day dissolved. by mutual con-
sent.i - nj tttr.Hc'' ). G,s WtLLios r
Saturday, Feby "a, 1s55-3w. A. A, HARRIS.
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SlOl,20S,ol

From the above, the Democrat would have
his readers believe, that the cost of the State
government so far as this county is concern
ed, is $3S, ,0OO--ond that the expenses for the
county are over $4,000. No statement
could be more false or absurd.
Our readers will be surprised when they
learn that Of all the taxes levied in Portage
county for the year 1854, only $S,ol7'66
goes for defraying the current expenses OF
the State government; and only ll.453,8l
goes to defray the curreAG expenses of the
county. Yet such is the case. ..
The following figures taken from the
books in the Auditors Office, will set this
matter in its true light:
The whole tax levied in Portage county
for the year 1854 is $92 2,55l, l..
II iS.mado I'm ns f,lloWs
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Yours, fraternally,


Mr.. Speaker, this insolent communica-
ton needs no denial at my hands. The
man that could be base enough to write such
a letter to any man, would not be believed
under any circumstances. will only take
occasion TO say, that there has not been the
first intimation of benefit, personal or pecu-
niary, ef'ered or proposed, in any form or
shape, to induce me to vote for Mr.. Seward
will also take occasion to say, that the
man who wrote this letter, and those who
act with him, have reckoned without their
host. | share too largely in the inGepen-
dent spirit Of my district to be awed by such
threats as these. bid their authors def
ance. am no slave, to be lashed into obe-
dience TO insolent masters. Their threats
pass by me as the idle wind. | trample Oh
them as the dust beneath my feet.
represent the mountain county Of the
state, and those eternal hills shall be shaker
from their base, before | shall be moved from
my purpose. No human power-nothng
but the fiat of the God whom | serve-shaf
shake me from my purpose, to cast my VOTE
on Tuesday next, for William H. Seward
the heroic champion of justice and freedom
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was. prsylOu. to election or your nomination.

was, previous to election OF your nomination, !,
to vote for WIN. Seward.
Now, l hope that am misinformed, and
that you will be true to the sacrei obligation
you have taken, and promises you made to
me, but. If you are not you will not be pre-
mitted to Withdraw from your C., but you will
be expeil and notice sent to every Gin this
state some l 600 IN number) OF your expul-
sion; and reasons why, namely, for being a
traitor; and more than this our men here
swear they wilt burn you in etfigy in every
village in the country if your do not prove
true.
Now, these are not mere threats to be for
gotten, but will be carried out to the very
letter. Now, | sincerely hope you will
prove yourselfa man in this emergency, and
not be ruled by party demagOgue, who has
always been your most bitter enemy, and
now makes his brags that he makes you do
everything he wishes, in spite Of all your
obligations and promises, Now, you must
be we'll aware that ifyou vote for Seward il
will be your political death. knell; besides,
the promises they have made you will not
be kept after Seward is elected; you can go
whore you choose for all they care,
1t ia currently reported all over the ccun-
ty now, that you have been bought with
money and promises to vote tor Seward
Every man meet, almost, from the coun-
try, is asking about you; and it seems they
cannot believe you will debase yourself so
much as to violate your oath; and they all
say you will do that ii you vote FOR Seward;
and you are as well aware Of that as | am.-
Now remember, that you alone are to suffer
by this course; and trust and hope you will
not do what you will regret Of when too
late.
/ enclose resolutions as passed by my c..
in respect to your vote | also enclose res
o!utions sent to me to forward to you from
Lexington, they not knowing your address
A ll,nn
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Terrible Massacre Of Emigrants.,a

REPORTED MURDER OF GENERAL LANES
BRoTHER.-In the Oregon news brought by
the last California Steamer, we find the fol-
lowing news of a dreadful massacre of emf
grants:
- Mr. Dauton, just arrived across the plains.
reported terrible Indian massacre of emil
grants this season at Devils Gate, on the
Sweet Water river. A train of 800 men.
women and children, were attacked by the
Chiennes Sioux and 80 killed; and all their
stock, provisions, &C., captured. The remain
der of the train reached Salt Lake CITY in =
starving condition. Among the slain were
zen. Lanes brother and family.
1t is reported that 20 whites have been
murdered near Fort Colville by the Indians.
Lieut. Derby has just completed the sur
vey .of the military road from Salem to As
toria, distance of one hundred miles.
This is an error relative to Gen. Lanes
brother and his family being part of the VIC
Tins of this wholesale murder Gen. Lane
has but one brother, Simon, who was in Ev-
ansville few days or couple weeks ago.
He and his family reside only few miles from
this city. Mr.. Lane intends making visit
to Oregon leaving his family here, but has
not yet started. Gen. Lane could not have
had any relatives in this band of unfortunate
emigrants
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MURDER.-We learn from the Rockport
"June Bug" of Sept 9th, that most outra-
geous murder was committed on Friday eve
ming, the 21st ult. in the upper end of the coun-
ty. A gentleman by the name ofHendrick-
son was at prayer meeting held at private
house. He was ON the porch Immediately
preceding the opening Of prayer, when two
men named Gilman and Masterson came up
and accused him of killing or being accessory
to the killing of dog belonging to relative
of Masterson. He denied it and started into
the house. Masterston gave him the ID
lie.
Hendrickson turned to defend himself with
cane, when Masterson, with a knife, the
blade of which is seven inches in length, in
fiicted three stabs, fatal wounds, in the abdo-
men of Hendriekson, causing death within the
space of twenty seven minutes thereafter.
Gilman was arrested the next day, and
brought to Jail on Monday morning. A pre-
liminary examination was held, when Gilman
was discharged. Masterson is not yet taken.
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The Banners.

In our hurried description of the Fire
mems Parade, we overlooked one of the fines
ornaments of the whole procession. We al
Jude to the new and beautiful Banners of the
Neptune and Young America companies
They had been painted expressly for the occa-
sion by Mr.. Mich, and by their beauty and
appropriateness attracted marked attention
The Neptune banner had on it well painted
picture of Old Neptune riding in his shell car,
drawn by pluDging horses, and holding alofi
his trident. This, with appropriate notices
and adornings, made beautiful banner. The
banner of the Young America represented in
its painting Young America mounted on an
eagle holding the American iag-a pretty de-
sign and well painted. The banner was also
otherwise finely ornamented, and with appro-
pirate notices. Mr.. Mich exhibited excel
lent taste in making these banners, and cred
table spirit in undertaking the labor.
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CORPORATIoN NOTICE.

A meeting ofthe Council Of Evansville.
N on Monday evening. Sept. 1885, was. nosisz
Ordered that the Alley running parallel with Main and s
amor- I'd 3D. paved with stone aad
we'll graveed and that the ofoss parts
said Alley hereby ordered lay said pavemsnt
lots oflete
lying and being upen said alley within ten days ssr tke
publication default thereof city "
peform said work and the and
by will be and collected by sale said ez 1y
or thereof will satisfy
costs BY order the CITY Council: -. 81
ep27-l0t WELL W. WALKER. Cfs7Kf
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A CARD.

TO all posbie mistakssin relation to the cleo
ton Of County Surveyor to be held the 9th day
this the liberty rerind the citizens of
nothing whatever do with the (hed the
22d month"; nOmin but that Independents OF
this nomination. recommend myself the direct decision Of
the citizens Vanderburgh county The Constitution OF
gives positive right thereto and for the
Justification of solicitation for the said
my qualification Surveyor of Lsmasco
City years. will be sufficient the respective
electors. A o. ADLERSbERG
oct3-IMdltw civil Engine er and Surveyor.
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A FREE FIaHT.---In New York there are al
ready in the field five complete State tickets;
the National American, the Hard Shell, the Soft
Shell, the Seward Coalition, and the Liberty
Party OF Colored Fusionists. Temperance
Party is still to hold its convention, and will
probably announce full ticket Gifts own. 1t
win be strange, if in this variety of platforms
and parties, the taste of every man can't be
suited.
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or Senator Douglas is to speak at Vim
cennes on the 18th inst The Gazette says
that the E. & G. Railroad will take passengers
at half price, who are going to attend this
meeting. We hope this act of clemency on
the part of the road, will almost secure the
forgiveness of those Old Liners who were so
indignant because dozen of them couldn't
ride over the road at half price at the time
of the Old Line Convention. Those fellows
have been pouting ever since.
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6rThe members of the Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will remember that the regular monthly
meeting will be held at Crescent Hall this az
ternoon at 2o'elock. aA ea4
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MARRIED.

On the 4th inst by Rev. Ben. Hall. CHAs McJoHN-
SON OF this city. to Miss ANN e. WILDER OF Warrick
We have only time to acknowledge late the re-
esipt of wedding Avors newly married all
happiness
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zeOIr Yesterday was rainy disagfeeable
day---raw, chilly and encouraging to chills.
We are likely to be cheated out of our. autumn.
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hank NOTICE.

NJOTICE hereby gvon that the Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders in the Branch at Evansville the State
Bank Indiana will held the Banking House Mon
day November between the of 10
clock A. NJ and O'Clock P. when election will he
held eight Directors to the ensuing Polls
open p NJ By order Of the Board f Directors
octI-std wte G.. w. RATHBoNE. Cash.
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DOWNING DANCERS!

DATENT Opera Slips and Rp-up- -dudle- dun Pumps
III purchased expressly for the Firemen's Ball few
i only so cali early HENDRICKS McREA,
| oct3 First street.
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City made BOotees and BsfskSzfe.
AIDES wishing soEss5 made IVORY sa be suppiiss a.
IA HCGHES' soThsF 81 Ns5a sad Second rYsss, wksss
hey Sad choice assertmsAt OF y made Bcstees
kIns Of q lassst tsisa. sce4 sus !.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.
The vASDERBURGH CoUxTY AeRIouLrUEGL AND RoRrI-
CULTURAL socIETr will hold its regular Monthly
ct Crescent City hail. this day Saturday eIoet r
full attendance of members requested. important bu-
siness will be brought before the Society.
By order of the President.
ac.s-1t p HORNBRooK Secretary.
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CARPETS. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs, RUGS MATS,
CLOTH EMBROIDERED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS
All widths Oil.CIOths for Tables. &c,
GENT nUVALL have in store their full Asso rt-
IN the above goods bracinE style
quaV ana price from he 6n Ro Car
PET 70 the Ken lucky home made Rag.
rioor Oh Cloth all Widths
dUus We cut to NIT any shaped hall and put them
variety = " $1,000 : 's-' s-S~~
in all other soodsusuAIy found regular
nishng establishment.
We warrant all Of the fabric and
Ter them the lowest prices equal ali hose Of
any OF the Eastern cities All examination Of
our stoek before deciding to purchase elsewhere.
BENT DUvALL'S
oet3 Furnishing Warehouae. LonisxiIIe Kv
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CREsCsSST:CITY CHARACTERIZATION

CREsCSST.CITY GUARDs-ATTENTIONi
ri ooA'PANY ORDER No.7.
s& THE ofsesr. and Mem hers Crescent City Guards
H are hereby notified to attend dri this (saurdAy)
ming at their Armory It expected tina. every en-
Q Der will be business Of importance D
brought up. By order. SIX, McoRACKEN.
oct6 dIt o, 8.
Mr. sASDERs:-YOu will please announce the namo Of
VIM, H. ERsKINE, Independent Candidate for the
once Of County Commissioner at the ensuing election
oet5
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sssas.ssssa44se BACON AND LARD.
GAGh "a LBS Sugar Cured Bacon Hams. choice;
eTOO 500 lbs Prime Leaf Lard;
Aud Of beet brands Of Flour for sale 10
for cash. eoet4) HoRNBROoK CHURCHILL.
sUNDREEs.
a BRL Cream of Tartar;
II DO s @. Soda; - A4a---
DO Sal soda;
case OF Isinglass;
With Cloves 0assA and Extracts such used
by all good house keepers. for sale-ter ms cash.
oct4 HoRNBROoK CHURCHILL.
BLACKING,e&C.
- GROSS Backing Superior article; -
- 800 lbs English Dairy Cheese;
so do Western Reserve Cheese;
100 do Top Sage do; at low rates ~
oct4 HORNBROOK Il CHURCHILL.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
GREGORY'S
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN ON uAND.
VHNHE greatest family Medicine Burns. Coughs
Colds Sore Thross and Quinsey viii cure Dsrrhss:
Cholera Morbus Cramps Spasms Will Fever and
Ague and known fail Daily and hourly calls for
this Medicine the above
wIites hal rather life with this than
other medicine One and all the remedy satisfy
yourselves increased sales in Indiana thousand dozen
bottles increase than any other Medicine
before public. For by the principal Drug
gsts In the United States British America California aud
Oregon.
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH yERLING. Granville. Ind. Kel
Ter Farnsley.
OHAs. H. CLARK. vineennes. Ind.
d. PARx Cincinnati Oho-can be obtained OF them
at N anufacturers prices. BOYD. STONE CO.,
oct3-6mw Msumee City. Ohio.
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THE FINEST CLOTHING!
ATTHE LOWEST PRICES.

JUST REcEIvED ANDNow oPEN
HAVE just received. my stand Main street. upper
and @ Ss @ o ns Ea s Fl
brought this city and made in the most fashionable
Sooas y
rss tie puSiio to call
sell very cheap. (Oct2-im) JAcob GoffLEib.
white KIDS FOR THE F'REMEN's BALL.
KID slippers. White Bssk sSd BFSnIe Which they
oets First street.
CHOICE MARBLE FOR SALE.
BOUT 800 feet of superior Vermont Marble will be sold
same As this very fine Marble dealers wen
ON hands at the sale G0c.l lml P. g 0,RILEY.
ID 30 lbs Extra Leaf Lard Dried Beef
just received per steamer j. c. Fremont at COOKS 9
4 !: 9 s...p' g:
Rose. % 1sss just cSGr Family stsss,
20 kegs Austin. King Co. Eia. Powder;
oct, " 40 " COOKS Family Grocery.
oaadl'' q s:siHs Candles
g e: ssi ss PS;. s'p ,,., -
osived At tOctiJ COOK Family Grocery.
DECEIVED.-25 bbls " R Cider Vinegar;
NJ IS boxes Cream Cheese; for sale By
EXCHANGE.
UARAFTS on New York and Cincinnati in TO suit
= y for sale ct the current rates ut all times. at
-, COPELANDS Exchange Bank.
-CFIvRD.-.o 600 lbs New Pearl Barley; for sale BY
Wps. i d. HEIMANH.
u octl ----------
ETANsyTLE CAsEYyILLE AND SALINE
RIVE, PACKET.
e= THE entirely RssysSS ,.s2% 6sooBs
~ J. N GILcHRIsT, Master. via. e. -.
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