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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23

A NATURAL CURrosrTY.--The original
rough draft of the Declaration OF Indepen-
dence in the handwriting of MFR. Jefferson,
DR.. Franklin and the elder Adams, is pre-
served in the State Department with great
care. It has been framed and placed in a
box of black walnuts hung against the wall,
the, door Of which is Of one piece about two
feet square. At certain angles of the room,
the grain and natural marks of the piece of
wood of which the door is fabricated, pres
lent q singular appearance. Without the
exercise of any great fancy, . representa-
ton of the battle of Bunker Hill can be dis-
covered, though some contend it has great
resemblance to the stcrming Of Stony Point,
or the attack on Kings Mountain. - Wash
ington &a,. ssf4E
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CAN'T BE PERMIrrEDl--The anniversary

CAN'T BE PERMITTEDi--The anniversary
of the landing of "pack of foreigners" a,
jamestown Virginia, is to be extensively
celebrated in that state on the 18th Of May
Is this thing to be permitted, in these
days Of American rule! Ought not SANS
councils to take the subject Immediately in
hand and hang those miserable foreigners,
in efigy who came here to settle our coun.
try! And when another celebration Of the
landing OF the pilgrims at cid Plymouth is
attempted, ought not the meeting tobe forcibl,
broken up by American Kisses? Wha
busin ess had those Ignorant foreigners here
Concord M. II. Patriot. 3Rl
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USusAL SIGHr.-The citizens of Chest.
nut street, Philadelphia, were surprised few
days ago to see gnificently dressed wo.
man-very hapdsome- dashing up the pave.
ment at rapid rate, and a gentleman after
her, The police joined in the chase, and
upon catching both parties, the woman prov
ed to be the daughter Of a respectable coun.
tryman, who had gone to Philadelphia to fol-
low the tracks of vice, and the gentleman
an agent of the afflicted father, who was
sent to catch the deprayed daughter. The
gentleman was released, and the woman
handed over to her parents.
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Editors Of the Union charge us viii being
gOverened BY free soil lnsdncts." We hope
they viii settle the matter among them
selves. Time will show which Organization
ofthose now in existance, has done and will
do most for the real prosperity of the coun-
try and the security of civil and religious
freedom.
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HarrisDurgh, May s.--The Legislature
Of Pennsylvania adjourned sine die this A,
M. a..
The House passed unanimously resolu-
ion thanking Governor Reeder, Of Kansas,
for his faithful adherence to the old land
marks of republican liberty, and for defend
ing the purity ofthe ballot box against law
less mob; and bidding him cordial wei.
come home to his family and friends.
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0rIt may not be generally known that
the time fixed upon for the end of the world
: BY the followers Of Miller, isyery near. The
conaagratioE according TO their calculation,
was TO come of on the 18th Of May inst, and
not on the 18th Of April as ,prematurely ans
ncuDced, An exchange, thinks the event
was POSTPONED on account Of the Virgins
election, whicts takes place tomorrow.
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THE CAUSE OF THE MILK IN THE Cocoa,
NUT.-The Massachusetts Nunnery Com
mitee were not so hard-faced after all, in
charging the State with Mr. PArTEKsoN's
bed, for, as knowing individual has re.
marked, "didn't the Hon. Mr.. HISS sleep in
;fq3s ts.s ~ -tEJst -Let.t .ssf .ltt.
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PROSPECTUS -.
OF THE
Pittsburgh Morning Post
AND THE pt.,. I'D,
WEEKLY POST. -

THE DAILY MORNING POST is prin-
l. ted on the largest size double medium sheet and
contains all the news by the all received up to the
time Of going to press full telegraphc reports from
oil parts of the Union; Weekly report of the Money
mark carefully prepared by competent person and
Daily report oil the Pittsburgh, New York and Gin
cinnaG markets, together with Weekly Rcview OF
the Pittsburgh Produce and Money market. Besides
this contains Editorials the leading topics Of tho
and about the City; and Literary selections ofa varied
THE DAILY MORNING POST has been published
for fifteen years and believe is of the Oldest and
best established Democratic ournas OF the Alioe
ghenies. Country merchants or persons doing busi-
ness with this point, who wish to post themselves
the markets and Local news or upon events transpr
their purpose than by subscribing for our daily Price
per year $500, Invariably in advance.
TIE SATURDAY MORNING POST, Is published
every Saturday morning on mammoth sheet. 1t con-
tains a complete history Of the week, Editorial Com
mercal, News, Miscellaneous and Literary. Each
number comprises complete Review of the Pitts
burgh Money and Produce Markets; full details Of
original and selected Agricultural matter reports OF
the New York and Cincinnati markets and Commer-
cial generally 1t has also each week selected
original tale and poetlcal selections. ,t5t tg HI
TERMS.
3 . :. 500 10 : 81 S TO-,
TT Both the above papers are good advertising.
mediums. Our rates are moderate. yL6 sa..Ig+-
IPAtached to the Postis an excellent Job Printing
Office In which all orders will be done cheaply, with
'''''" N GILMORE & MONTGOMERY,
may23 42-4w Corner Fifth and Wood streets, d.
Pittsburgh,
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FLOUR 2 BbL. -J1O.5o@Il,Oo
WHEAT q Bush. s,00@2,25
RYE p Bush. I,25
CORN p Bush. e5
OATS p Bush. .A&. 81
FLAX SEED q Bush. ,.i,96
TIMOTHY SEED q Bush. s,T604,o0
CLovIR SEED Bush. 7,oo@7,6o
BEANS, white, p Bush. . (. 400
POTATOES y Bush. LAS
CHEESE h :. 10
BUTTER p D -n.~ Is
LARD p b -qr.- 10
EGGs Doe. -9s- -. sAl0
SALT p Bbl. s,oO@99
Coal, stone, p Ton 3,00@4,o
WOOD Cord l,26@t,7
HAY Ton l6,0o@ls,0
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A DhiINIsTRAToR 3 Sandy virtue ofaf, or
1der of court 70 me directed from the Hon Probate
court 9f Portage county, the 9th day Of May, A.
1855, shall expose to public sale, the premises
the 10Th day Of June, 1855, between tha houzAef
lowing deserhed real estate belongne he estate Of
John Titus, late Of said county, decsds Village
lots numbers nincytwa, ninety ree and Ntpetyfour,
fnlC III .Bostwcks subdivision 70 tho village OF Cam
pbes Port In said county 81 Portage, and teeofdsdas
ch In Portage county Records Appraised at e22S,
%. us HR1eTOL,s.
May II, ls5s-4i-sw Adminisiratofo q John Iiitas.
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Spstlal Autlras.


A> Dr.. TUBBS will be atthe Prentiss House,
y Friday and Saturday until O'Clock p.
See advertisementin another coinmn. fs.gsr.
NERVE SOOTHING VITAL FLUID.
Prepared BY Mrs. FRENCH, Medium, Of Pittsburgh,
and for sale by Mrs. SKINNER, Ravcnna.
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Il, TEx-G Governor SEABURY .FoRD died on
the 9Th at his residence ip Burton, Geauga
county, ? - .s's1 !. i5sleF@s
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TEACHERS Ex,n,,.r,o~ H. ~. ~

TEACHERS EXAMINATION - The Board
l. of Examiners, will hold examinations as follows:
lst. At Ravenna, Saturday, April 18th, 1885, for
the townships OF Ravenna, franklin, Brimfeld and
Charlestown ~
Cd. At Randolph, Aprlelst, for Randolph, sufield,
Rootstown and Atwater. ri = -
3D.. AT Palmyra, Aprle esth, for Palmyra, Deerield,
Edinburgh and Paris.
4th. At Garretsviilc, May 5tb, for Freedom, Wind.
ham, Nelson and Hiram. ''7--'
5th. At Shalersvile May 18th, for Shalersyille,
Mantua, Aurora and Streetsb0ro.
9th. At Ravcnna, May 10Th, for the COUNTY
To avoid the great crowd that has attended our OF
aminations, the Board have adopted thu plan of dis,
tricting tho county, and hope no applicants wil
present themselves for examination ont or the district
In which they reside. p. B. CoNANT Clerk.
Ravenna, April 9th ,I555-36-6w
SEcRET FOR THE LADiEs-How TO
preserve Beauy-bon't use chalk, Lily White, or any
of the ocalled cosmetics, to conceal faded or sal.
low complexion.
II you would have the roses brought back to yout
cheek, clear healthy and transparent SIX kn and life
and vigor infused through the SYSTEM get bottle OF
Carter's SpaL sh mixture and take II TO d.
rections. 1t does not tasto quite well your sweet
meats; but after few doses If you do not find your
health and beauty reviving your step elastic and Wig
oTous, and the whole system refreshed and invigora
tod like spring morning. then your case is hopeless
aud all the valuable certificates we possess 70 for
naught. 1t is the greatest purifier ofthe blood known
Is perfectly harmless and 1.-THE same time powerfully
eficacious. - See advertisements. 39-4w
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Democratic state Ticket.

Democratic state Ticket.
ta ..t .FoR SovRRSoR, ..-
COL. WILLIAM MEDILL OF FAIRFIELD
ToK LEUr GOVERNOR, ..-
JAMES NYRES, OF Lucas.
FOk SUPREME JUDGES or THE STATE,
WILLIAM KENNON, OF BELMONT.
r. B. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
FoR AuDIToR OF STATE.
WIN. D. MORGAN, OF CoLuMBlANA.
EoR TRE AsURER or STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLIN, OF SENECA.
FOR SECRETARY OF srATE.
WILLIAM TREvITT, OF FRANKLIN.
EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEO. w. McC0OK, OF JEFFERSON.
FOR Bo-aD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
J. B. STEEDMAN, OF Lucas.
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CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE OF
HORACE WATERS. s}
No. 1888 Broadway, New York. Opposition to the cons
MUSIC AT GREAT REDUCED RATES
NOTWITHSTANDING the combination

lV of Music Dealersto keep up the prices OF non-
copyright music against the interests of Native Com
posers and their refusal extend to Mr.. W1rERs the
courtesies of hetrade he Is making mmen Sc sales
having abundant evidence that he has public couuten.
and support ip his opposition 70 the GREAT Mo.
NoPoLY, and In his efforts TO aid Native Talent and
dopt the National Currency. His stock of American
and European Music Is immense and the catalogue Of
his own publications is ofthe largest and best se-
lected In the United States He has also made GREAT
REDUcTIon in the prices Of Pianos, Melodeons, and
Musical Instruments, of allki Superior toned6t
Octave Pianos for @ls5, $780, and $685. interior Of aa
good quality and instruments strong and as durable
IS those which cost $780, Pianos Of every variety OF
style and price, up to $1,000, comprising those Of EN
different manufactures; among them the celcbEated
modern improved Horace Waters Pianos, and the
first premium Rolean Pianos OF T. Gilbert & Co's
make Owners OF the E0lean Patiently Second.han
Pianos at great bargains. Prices from so to &c.,
Melodeons from fye different manufactures, inciu.
ding the well.known S. d. & H. W, SMirn's MeIsde-
ons ttuned The equaltemperament,) The best make
10 tho United States. Prices @4, e5e 47S, @fOO. eil5,
Sl25, $l35, $50, Smiths Double Band Melodeons
$4OO. Each Piano and Melodeon guarranteed. The
best terms 10 the trades schools, &c. f2t per cent.
discount to clorgymen and churches. Ali eTdera
promptly atteddedto. Music sentto all parts OF tho
country postpaid at the reduced rates, Gener&land
select catalogues and schedule ofpfces Of Muscai In
struments forwarded 70 any address eeof charge,
may23-42-3m
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Arrival Of the Baltic.
New York, May IS,

sRsADsTuFrs FURTHER ADVANCED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-20
MEDICINAL.
DR. HaIps CeIebrated Pukanonic EIiriy

y
nor the permanent OGcOushs colds, consumption
inflammation Ofhe brOchea and caused pub
&c speaking; all affections c the organs OF TesPra
ton.
Warranted the Pleasancst and best medicine for seas
es ,he lungs ever sold in America.
In presenting this medicine 10 the public have the
invaluable antioe for the OF diseases II probes
10 cure but which is perfectly harmless In Its Ell
rcts the constitution, can be administered with
any lear OF mineral POisOn, for II contains nOne
The fact, that large portion OF the Suheri and death
throughout country, is caused by disease Of the oTSas
duccd us TO put 1t within the reach Of every
who may need re edy that has proven itself so lnvaiu
able.
This medicine is the result OF long experience, and
study thUse diseases Of the lungs which arc so frequent IN
our clangcSble climate; and cGis u TO be IN advace
OF all medicines before discovered for those peculiar
cOmpl ints, improvement upon ALL and consequently
uPcrior 10 all others.
We shall make eXtrayagant assertions Of its efficacy
in curing diseases Ike the vendors of TOO many nosrums
who deceive all who trust them, shall hold out any
inducements which experience docs not justify.
ltpaieits will perSeVere in tbs of this medicine,
and use as dicted they will be cured in every instance
that it's not beyond the power of medicine. here are
ernus persons eujOyingthe blessings health and
renewed life, it were, who otherwise would have long
since been III their grave but fol the timely and perSeve
ring This invaluable remedy. 1t NOT pretended
that II is Rabe lnevery stage of consumption but we
know IL 10 b. better adapted 10 the diseases OF the
respiratory organs than any other Medicine offered to
the public. All ask trial, and in instance, ii
rsed freely according The directions and il perfect salts
faction is not Civ" ~ the money will be returned.
Genuine signed E. H.ALL ~ co. For sale by JAM rs
BAKER, Druggist Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout tie country. ap9-Iy
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ARE You suFFRRINa

ENRoM rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Dtficult
e Br,aihing. ToOthAche, Tic DO.oreuS, Pain in the
Breast Side, Strain or Spasm, Headache Infamma
On Stiff Joints, Cuts BRUISES Poison Sores Fever Sores
Inamu Choc, Lame Back. ChiIbIsins bites Oi Poi ON.
Gus Insects or Rsbd Dogs que cake, in the Breast
CoutIaetiOns OF Muscles OF cords cuts OF my kind
MuSCu weakness, Paralysis, Piles, Far ACi Ulcers,
Salt Rheunl Scurvy, Sore HiPples Sore Lips vsnereai
Sores, Scarlet Fever or any similar y u may lest
ISSUED that ia this article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only pain almost nsIanIan Nusly
peLetraiGS 10 the seat of AMI entirely
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh the idea any cnmpositiO curing
such number OF diseases but yO but reflect til these
diseases though numel in r1ne, all arise tom miar
causes the proposition will lem less extr1vagalti but
were II len times more so THE FACTS Itch stare US the
ace would force candid ledge merits;
e.e, or use" Ii OF US Has
(Nonpalell indicates, The 6s't LiHiHent knolVH.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the striking mlarty between
many external and internal diseases having entirely differ
ei nanics And has it you that
ey might be prepared which should equally applicable
to both? This remedy now odeI ed YOU in The oXPA
re LlNINENT which does not insult your understanding
BY claiming to have Fund in some burning
Of Mexico or mighty Of The Garth; but is simply the
OEIsFRISG OT SrIEXCE! being mia and simple action
aud yet revealing Units eGecs power incredible,
reaching The most hidden Sinews Of man or benst,-
aud yet being tnHOXos the weakest infant. 1t
by aT the cheapest nimen in being put
bottles tiee Sar@ as the majority and larger
than the largest besides bring than four times
strong; we Therefore offer it to you with pride and
hdenCe as aharcie exactly suited tile wants OF rich
poor, high or low
he unprecedented size inv ich the NonPare Imminent
is Put ups ard The vast the aeiaIs used in
makes Il Impossible far rs toply Or the printing OF the
nuhu' eaS OF cer~aIcs va "Egt OIhSl do deem
II as the article was tits used viii certify
We would however refer those afc;tS ones who have
so often been gled by ged certificates and
10 the following names, being but OF the many per-
sons whose Character Tor caMdOr ami veracty needs
aiegyTic from aud who wing fully tested its virtues
IN the different diseases for which is IccOmmeMIcd
prepared to speak Ui its merits as ii deserves.
Sold IN Wheeling by Baker, Kes a Caldwell, T
Logan a 60, " McKee, Patterson a Co, and by the
principal Druggists of Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
| August II, 80
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From the Fsirmont { Va. } RepuBtfcan.

M INVALUABLE -iEDICINE.-lt Is but seIlrm we find
among the many reH,es offered public for the
Of disease one we consent to commend, whose vir.
tues we are able 10 discovery and haze always seduousy
av ided giving ute,ance tOanything gh any
one TO suppose that we placed any faith their prefer
stonS hut with reference TO remedy acIurel in
this place, and which has become as familiar 10 tile public
as household words speak from knowledge Of its in
tsic cXccseces its adaptation many OF the ills OF
e, and the security with which il NAV be used we
seak OF the NOHareil Nerve and Bone Lnment prepar
"a by H. H. Carr ~ Co., from prescription furnished by
Or Watson Carr, late OF MOrganOwn aud NOW of Wheel,
Ing: one Of the most eminent Physicians Virginia This
ninh is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which VIII relieve external paim will il properly COM
pounded, be equally eicaciOus in IeOvirg internal
lions principle that has hcE successfully developed
It Is simply the offspring of Science bring mild and sim
pic IN its action, and yet revealing IN its effects power
more Incredible, reac hing the hidden smews OF
and beaS-and yet being inMOXOs 10 weakest infant
1t is 1sn BY TAI the cheapest Lhmemt in the Market being
put up In Eottes twice large the majority, one
ouIth larger than the largest besides being than
times as strong We commend ii to those in want of
sale and certain remedy
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MEDICAL
Prof Woods'

Hair RestorntIVeis now for the first Tina intro
Juced TO the citizens OF Wheeling, at No 139 Mark
street which is the only remedy ever invented that
will eeetuay the grey hairs aud whskeTs to the
original color or youth without dyeini the bald
head in short time with the natural covering,
ia ndru prevents the hair from falling andiS
from thv sediment Objectionable in divers pTepa.
ratiOms different now beiOie the Publie the RE
sroRATIvE beautiful article for the toilet, the old
or youI and only be appreciated by its use; aud
respectfully invited to eaa the EePot and examine
tue testimonials OF ladies' and gentlemen OF high Teputa
LiOnin the South and West, where il invented but
will refer the certificate below OF the distinguished
statesman and Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois:
CARLYLE, III. June q, 1858.
have used Prof o. s. Woods blair Restorave,' and
have admired the wonderful effect aty hair was oesom
Ing as thought, prenaturey grey. but by the use OF his
restorative it has resumed its original color, and have
no doubt permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESB,
Ex-senator of the United States.
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SIDNEY BREESB,
Ex-senator of the United States.
Professor woods: Oriental sanatire

This Linimen lisa valuable auxiliary in the treatment
some OF the most diseases with which is
lot to cOniead; for instance, Information the fIgE and
GOess. BY thorough and continued application OF this
Lniment the region affected organ, these 9th
eTwise ormidabl diseases Lisarne OF
than halt their terrOrs, particularly among children, and
thousands mothers, they allowed TO speak, would
with all the eIoqUenCe OF feeling and Affection hear their
united testimony the fact that had chill
den from the very jaws OF death, and restored them
their former health and beauty. again. it will
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
as Aguc Cake, enlargement oftne Spleen in all
cases where external application is OF service, this lin
ment will be found useful.
General Depot sos Broadway, New York; and III
aTket ST. ST Louis
For sale wholesale and retail in Wheengby
ie7l3m l. 4. VOWELI.
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New Spring and Simmer G. Gods!
1AkEpieasuTe in being able say to my old custom
eTS and the fashionable community, that have Just
eturned from New York, and have been able to procure
ne most fashionable Goods for the that the great
emporium, New York, can import from France and tile
non clothing, gives and time to attend to
he wants Of my customers In the fashionable way My
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHTA CLOTHS.
AlRo aux and wool cashmeTetts all shades and cOlors
lOmbaEne Jraper summer cloths, iinenand gTasSclots
e, for making flock, dress, SACK aud business COATS
French, English and american CaSsimeTeSj also, ducks
inen drlngs, &c, for making pants. As 10 VeSnss,
w. all OF which am now prepared to EIake up The
hlOnabe and best STYLE have secured Mr. RussELLs
services cutter for the coming season. certain in
sayins that furnish better cloths anany house west
II the Allegheny mOuntainsN
In connection with the above have beautiful assOt-
nent Furnishing Gootls all no seasonable and lash
enable, consisting OF CLOTH cashmere, CaShmeiett bonn
md business coats vests and pants, made from
fashionable and seasOnobe Goods, In great variety; Also
linen and cotton Shirts, silk, inen lambs aud cot
ton Undershirfs aud DrSwers crava:s, stocks, collars
doves and suspenders.
Hosiery In great variety; Also every other article suit
,ble for completing sentemanS wardrobe.
Al the above named articles together with many other
Please call In aud take Iook, and much obge yours.
nI2I T. RICE,
NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose OF At COST or even less to make room for my Spring
stock OF Hne goods:
=, 49,.
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New Savings Bank Store.
SEw 1AsH,SOsED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE

TEw RASHiSoNED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE!
AM receiving and opening an unusually large and
gene al assortment OF Roots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnets,
Umbrellas and Carpet Sucks, at the OF Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, in tho formerly
uped as the Post Office aud opposite the Mcclure House.
very large and entit ely stock which was purchased
cash, FROM the manufacturers the North, urder
most favorable circumstances, and offer them to the C
cms of Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices whole
lie aud retail, and respectfully solicit share OF patron
&c.
deem 1t useless say much in praise OF my sto X IT
mistake not the people OF Wheeling not easily
unhugsed by advertising pus; suceit tOssy have any
ariety OF mens youths and boys BOotSanL Shoes mir
III silk, nOeskin, WOOL eghorn, brush and hats,
ud for ladies' every variety silk lawn, straw a braid
'Onnets OF the most recent fashions and styles Also
ioes SPPera and Caters, both for ladies', misses and
mldren OF the most fashionable STYLE make and quality
call and see Tor yourselves.
Having Purchnseda large stock Of the above named
css would respectfully invite country merchants
all and me- send me their orders. will duplicate
ny htra purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
apS Is. H. WATSON.