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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-13

OT Rev. VIM. Burke, one of the earliest
settlers Of Cincinnati, postmaster under the
administrations of jackson and Van Buren.
and an exemplary minister of the Methodist
Church, dickson the 4th inst, aged Sc years
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-13
Treasurer of State.

A number of the citizens of Putnam coun-
ty request MS to announce Hon. Lloyd Glaze
brook, present Senator from Putnam, as a
candidate for Trs&urer of State, subject to
the decision of ths Democratic Convention
on the 9Th Of January.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-13

'O+F AT an election for Mayor in Spring.
field, Mass, on the Sd inst, Ansel Phelps
Jr., was elected by 200 majority over Traski
the present Know Nothing incumbent.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-13

0.FThe followipgis the result Of tho cleo
ton for Governor hi Mississippi;
MeRac, (Dem. ....- -..........-.........-.3 81 so
Democratic Majority. ,U3i
With three counties to hear from, which
in 1858 gave 3S3 majority for McRae. In
1853 McRae's majority was 4,91G.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-13

ar For the best Job work go to the Sen
tinel Office.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-13

0 Hogs are selling at Madison at s6.25
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-13
VOLUME Nv.
re.s albany Rail Road Matters.

The New Albany papers are filled with
discussions on the subject Of the interest oil
the corporation in the n. A. and SandnskJ
Railroad We regret to see some ordinations
and recriminations between the Ledger and
the Tribune ON this subject, inasmuch as both
papers are, ostensibly at least, favorable TO
this great enterprise, and their discussions
..as ,s,.i..sssi. s..,,-., (which lhs' and
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03
ELEGANT CLOTHING FOR Spring
AND SUMMER.
Alfred MunrOe g. Co.

"a MAGAZINE STEET. CORNER or GRAVIER,
Are now in receip of their Spring and sum,
mer stock Of clothing, az Of which is made in
the best manner and most fashionable style.
and from the choisest materials
They won also give notice to those in
want of INTER CLOTHING, that il is not too
late 70 buy good ovERcoAr, fd they have still
on hand complete stock OF Heavy Goodf
which they are se ling At greatl feduced pr
ces- Boys and children's clothing of all kinds
Furnishing Goods Of every descript on.
Trunks, carpet Bags and Umbre as,
India Rubber Articles, Of every varie4s,
THE PRlcEs ARE Fixed.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
81 Magazine street, corner Of Graviel
march 2. New Orleans. Ia.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03

4 THE suhscr. beers have III hi nd q are cen.
stant'y receiving from their m nulac6Ey at Pitts
bureh PENN. Plantation and Roa d Waaaks fol
horses and oxen, Cane Wagons and Czrfs, ORA 81
wa.eh. a. MI stea mbpat Tuck; Jsfzey aud Ba O.
gage Wagon baggage and Other car III CIR horses
and oxen: hand cart wheelharrows Of eyeI los
cription, and all other artlcles In th6 wi eelw y
line, made ofihe hest .ssoEed materials and 49,
ranted to be superior to snv her manufartnre,
which will be sold Al reduced price !; and Inv. 1
han any o.her establishment in tie Souif cru
country. Purchasers WI FL d il to thsirintefest
to call and examinp our stsck before II rchasing
elsewhere. We use none tut lack locust hubs
with white oak spe kes and Iellees All wotE
made by rs Is warranted. Apply 10
PHELPS. CARR & 60 l04 carordslet et.
March so. IS. 40-fv.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03
Veao Goods .fos.
SPRING AND SUMMER,
SCuIYI ~ DnnENiIEYA9 q *

SCHULZ, BODENHEIM & Co
INVITE theis friends and patrons 20 examine
j their now full stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, clothing. Boots, and shoes &c, Their
stock 10 the largest aad best selected ever offered
in this market.
One Of their firm residing N the east for the
purpose Of making purchases and nanufae turing
Clnthtng and boots and shoes they eel ccnfdent
that their prices cannot ba undersolu in the South
M rchantA Han'eu and especially the Ladies ERE
invited 10 call and e Tor themselves. Among
The other goods Just received are.
French and American prints Of all styles
Plain and fancy Oil calico
Ginglams
Plain fancy aud black lawn7asA
Solid and fame 6 slorcd Rereges
Swiss null and Jacone / Muisins plain check
ID dotted and striped II all qualit g
Fine undersleeves and chemixetts,
JQcoaet swiss edgings sad insefsine,
M BInck lace veite
Whiie embroidered Muslins for curtain.
Hosiery gloves aud hdkre IN innumersl'
quaniitiesand ofall qualifi1s,
IRISH linens. linen sheetings aad linen da
masks
Pillow case lineps and supe Tor damask
Very handsome printed linens etc
New Goods reed we, XIV AGO
vicksburg, Miss
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03

I o / ersons 8 siding In
ne COUIV


st42 Carondalot Street. q
.DRs LeRoY and PELTlER' Com.
,sund N xtufe fol The cure of Gencrrhea
t;lert structures and olhsr diseass 81 tho
81 perlsct cure IA the short apace o. 6ighi
o. ten ds 81 with eass secrecy and saiesy. This
celebrated mixture poseeses few Of tt4 6dvanta
GENT enjoyed BY any other medicine 81 th6soure
Of Z sexual discasess aud which must with an
enlightened public render Il asspssdly highly p,p.
niat and des deralrm long sought lot 10 u med
ical world. hreqaiFe1 no confinement no thanee
If diet. In itaimprosed form il i nearly tas,eless
and causes no nnpleas Mt scussion u he patient
II has hcqnired the utmost fame in almost every
part Of Europe 1t has been examined approved
of and sanctioned by the faculty OF medicine and
Recommended BY the most emi..ent Of the profcs.
son TOR the cure 81 certain diseases analogous
sSar,a,ne Of the 0ns after every
In Offering this znparation % the human family
nu Lroy and Pc tier fearlessly hazard the ssser.
ton that il IL rot only not surpassed but unequal
led either for tie cusafve prpetes ~ rmildnes.
safety and certainty iotbe operation BY any other
preparation coafaundsd for similar Purposts W
Def re the public.
This mixture is ! combination Of approved
medicinss minslng the excellent 1nali'ies Of each
into one sanative whole 90 ~ to produce Che most
efficient coniron. which hns never vet been
known 10 Gail. ~ imposdble TO produce GER
tlhcafes OF the power ct mediene oil this peculieT
nature or otherwise host OF facts might a. I'd,
vanced 10 show the broad and deep foundatior
upon shich the character ofthis mixture rests 70
support Long standing cases gonorrhea, e. et
stsictures affections of the kidneys Sc have yiel
ded 20 the command ofthis audoe and instan-
ces Of gleet of the most inveierate description
have fed before its host Astonishing sana.ive indn.
ence.
Wedo not offer ,hs mixture az Pansca or cure
every thing, but in the above named cases We are
authorized BY Dire Leroy aud Peltier Of Paris tc
| guarantee cure Under forfeit o $500 We vii
remark that this compound has teen before ths
public OF New Orleans for thirteen years and it hal
universally proved effacious.
~ CATIONS Several spurious and injurious prep.
4 arations have teen palmed upon the nnwary b.
base ccuntsrfeiters. The just celebrity aud i'm
meuse sale that this compound has mt with il
the United Statcsit has siimpIaied host Of I'M
prnciplfd individuals to initiate Il. Recoll
hat the signature of Leroy NJ D Paris is WRIT
Tn every phiaI.
orice Per bottle $500 rer dozen s45.0
role Agency II the MID Sfu.es .I42 carondalc
s. brtween Hevi>and Poydras, New Orleans
GA treatlSe On gonurrhea sirictvres impoten
I forwarded gratis
Z G. THOMSON. N. D
Apri 6fy.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03
| rns
Fo6hi0nable llOthing
Furnishing establishments
LEIGHT0N& BARBOT,

furnishing Establishment
LEIGHTON& BARBOT.
Corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
rs PARK PLACE, rEw roHK.
} - Have constantly on hand ) superior
assortment Of Fashionable Clothing. guar
snteed ID Be Of the Bess Workmanship aud
- the --latest Styles, comprising
Frock and Dress Goats. Business Goats,
Ovsrcoats. Pantaloons and veslss Dressing
and Morning Robes. dc,
ALSO
GENTEEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting IN part Of
Hosiery. Nuspenders.
Cravals. Scarfs. Neckties.
8 UmbFellas, Merino undershirts drawers
Shaker Flannel shirts.
1 Gi|k Shirts and Drawers -
LEIGHTON'S PREMIUM Shirts
a fnllsupply Of these celebrated shirfa
at j tiniee o. hand and Of such variety
Of sizes and styles - will enable them q
Ct the most dificult and please the most q.
tiduous.
n. B. Clothing and shists made % or
der.
LEIGHTON q BARBoT
Cor. st Charles and Canal 81
New Orleans
and rs Park Place. NewYo II
Aprii2O 44t-f.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03
''e spsiHG e s6fhE q

WE have jvsi received partof onr stock
OF ready made clothing embracing ahe
newest and latest styles and manu- faclured
IN . superior manner Our stock Of farniela.
Irg goods is complete -
We have slso received our spring stock Of
cloths cassimeres and ves,ings which We
will manufactu:e 70 order in the best pcssi.
bic manner.
Our customers and the pubic will please
give ne . call - We ale confident we can dc
ss veil ~ anv house in the eou,h
HAiNES + RUSSELL,
w asbington 81. next doorto d 4n,e 8 Sett
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03

q. 81. LAWRENCE,
Au00W3O1 Al oAH.
WOO CITY, MISS.
MILL give prompt aftenfionto allbusiness
~ entrusted % him n the Circuit and Pro-
bate Courts Of Yasoo and the adjoining coun-,
ties. and the Supreme courts 81 Jackson.
Yazoo City Feboafy .
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03
Splendid Dry Goods.
COWAN CHAP!N& JA( X

=
HAVE Just opened another assortment Of
III Dry Goods:
Embroidered French Muslin Basqus:
Black lace Mantillas and Talmas;e
Black and co'ored Ailpiaque Man aillas &
Talmas:
Lace Chantilly do do
Fine Embroidered Muslin spencers,
Au r asse Book Spencers,
Au 'Passe Book Collars and Sleeves;
Honiton sets very fine -
Valencines sets do
Waltece do do
Embroidered and Dotted Swiss Muslins:
Striped and heel Swiss Muslins;
Striped and Check Nainsook,
Railway Cerse 4,
Fine Organizes,
Berage robes 3c-.
April o.
yicksburg. Miss.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
nNE Of the most troublesome diseases on
~ plantations, and especially among chill
dren, is Diarrhga, and when it takes the form
OF Summer Complaint or Cholera Infantum. it
very often proves fatal. DR.. BILLINGS
CARMINATIVE AND ASTRINGENT
SYRUP is safe and certain emedy in all
these forms Of disease, and no Planter should
be without few bottles among his medic |
supplies. -
Hundreds OF certificates have been received
from planters, attesting its great virtue, IRE
paredin all ito purity by
o. o. WOODMAN g. co.
July 20 Sole Proprietor, Vicksburg.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03
Patent Medicines.

DULLS Sarsaparila, Hooffland's .Bitters,
DGaysott's do. Moffatr's Pills,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. McLane's do.
Bateman's Drops, Spencer's do.
Brandeth's Pills, Peters do.
British Oil, Jayne's San. pills,
Dalley's Pain Extractor, Graffaenburg do,
Davis Pain Killer. Mustang Leniment,
Gray's Ointment, (herokee do.
Fahnstock's Vermifuge, Railways Relief,
McLane's do. Farrant's Apparent,
Jayne's co. Hebrew Plaster,
Thompson's Eve water, Wistan's Balsam,
McMannis' Elixer, Thorn's Extract,
Hooflands Bitters, Vermin Extractor
OF Kept constantly on hand, md for sale by
THOMPSON g. EMANUEL.
June %. Yazoo City.
COPAL Varnish.
3 barrels Just received by
may IS THOMPSON & EMANUEL
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-24
{ Re.tert COURTEOUS.

= Professor Risely, who is now in Ital y
says, that recently, when in Venice, an A
merican captain and Englishman met a
easYouare an'Ameriean, sir? said the Eng
lishman, enquiringly.
4 reckon so,' said the captain.
~ N You have the name of being good war.
riers, believe.
Yea said the Yankee-seuess we shoot
pretty cleverly attimes.'
satBut how 10 ityou were anxious to make
peace with Mexico! That don't look like
spunk.' ssa sar
Hold on stranger-you are an English.
man!" snquired the Yankee.
4lsfsWhy yes said the Bull.
70 Well,' said the Yankee, 4 don't know
what our felix's offered to do with Mexico,
but, stranger I'll jest tell you one thing
I'Il be- d----d If we ever offered to make
peace with you!s
IS That was a ciincher--Bull vamosed.
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A Husband and Father Turned
tup after thirty Year's Absence.

We heard the particulars yesterday Of one
Of those strange episodes in life in which the
old adage Of etruth.i is stranger than fiction"
was fully illustrated. About six years since,
alady named Mrs. Martha Wood, accompa-
MED by her son and his wife, and couple Of
children, arrived in this city from New Bed
ford, Mass. She stated that she was widow
Of ftwentw-four years standing, her husband
having been mate of whaler, which had
been lost at sea. The family having resided
the greater part of the time in Liberty street,
Mr.. Wood, the son, working at his trade,
which was that of cooper.
Yesterday, morning gray -headed and toll
worn, man called at the residence of the fam
ily, and seeing Mr.. Wood, inquired for the
widow, who, being called into the room,
while gazing intently at the stranger, whose
eyes were fixed mournfully upon her, re-
quested to know his business.
1. Do you not know me, Martial" said he.
and as the sound Of his voice, like the sound
of an elden memory, met her ear, she gave
vent to an hysterical cry, and tainted in the
arms that were opened to receive her.
The tale is soon told; the ship in which
he had made his last yoyge from New Bed
ford, was cast away in the South Sea Islands,
and he was one of the few who escaped a
watery grave. After enduring almost un-
heard of priyations, he succeededafter thirty
years absence, in reaching his native city.
From a brother of his wife, he learned their
present location, and arrived here to find her
whom be. left a young and blooming bride,
far advanced inthe evening Of life, while the
infant upon whose lips when last he saw
him, he had imprinted a fathers kiss. and
who then could scarcely lisp his name, was
now staiwart man, aud the head of fami.
~. How many hopes and fears must have
agitated the oldmariner as he again set foot
after bis long pilgrimage, upon his native
land.--O Gin. Emp. rae
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s'Ns Barittp, s.sa I


n ~
InAvet was 30 soiemnly imPrssseo VIZ ~
the vanity aud worthlessness o. wofiu1y
wealth. and social position, as 1 was .ne
other evening, on board The cars retutnlhg rev mn. 3
from the heart rending scenes Of Tue uas-
conade Bridge. 80.
Alarge portion Of the survivors ?; .. ma.
cara. Most ofthe passengers were more Z, Q. J.
less injured, and compelled to stino Sn ~ z
floor, slippery with mud, and cr'msonsd WIN WIN
streaks Of blood, which stlli nnwea INN
broken limbs and liberated s Isces. ane
scene was tolemnly sublime; me svllnsss Il :
Of the tomb for awhile reighsu w,'nl" 'ue
cad, whilst outside storm was ioglng SUE, y
as IhaEe enegers witnessed 2. TINS sessen q
theleqf.. The ehed hashes Of hgn.nins whiSu
blazed aronnans without interlnlssl0n, 'n.ue
US fequently fmcy the cars were gu nre;
whilst peals OF thunder erAckee, sno
and ratified, and roared along the eolomlug
hills, shaking them 70 6he.r ieunoa,ohs' any
causing the loose rocks ana gFavel Wo,a..
ter down their sides, ana spread across ~ 1h1
road. But the thunder ana ngntning 0sas9u' ,.I'
and the rain set in with esieaoy, ursnAe
sound. This only renderedthe sui'nes, :, MY re.s
oppressive. andthe passengers osgsn; "a -"
tones 70 makes enquiries .Ooa, .Oa,hs, .s With ,hs
II was these questone' togelhet WIN .ne s
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TEETH! TEETH!

nOCT. SPEhMAN would inform the cit
~ izens of Portage County that he has returned to
Bavenna and fitted up rooms Doctor Swft's Drug
SOre for the practice OF his profession where he will
be happy TO wait his old friends, and as many new
ones as will favor him with their patronage.
Doct. s. has had more experience than any other
Dentist in this vicinity, and much rs any one In
sence, he has come in contact with, and learned thu
manipulaons of some Of the most distinguished Der
fists In the Union that he considers himself bette;
qualified for the practice Of his profession than II h.
had remained in Ravenna. Still, he learns wi
great satisfaction to himself, that the work which
wearer, and some Of 1t has stood the test Of man
years.
ted moro than eight years ago. which all appearance
good as ifinserted but yesterday. The same Is
true ofhs artificial teeth, and he refer the needy
as good as the natural organs. arc
D0ct. prides himself on being one ofthe osry JsU
| sueeessfal manufacturers Of incorruptble mineral
teeth, in Ohio. And we'll he may, as this branch
the profession 10, yet so little understood, though
now taught every Dental College in the Union,
contour as well imparting character and indvidu-
| aiity TO the teeth. t> A5
! ,Doct. s. is now permanently located in Ravenna,
where he can be consulted without ekayge: and his
prices for work will be found reasonable AZ that OF
any reputable Dentist in the country, but he win not
Dentists, who are "whipping the cats from door to
door, some of whom charge exofbitant pricesfor work
that Is absolutely worthless nay, positive injury to
the patient, while another class, who have sense Q.
nough TO know their inability, are content with amy
price which they obtain for their services which
wosd be very dear TO the patients senSs5sd grs.ait
Rsvenna. August lst, 1856. ". EaE1 - F77rT
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ssss 49, IESs Andrew Johnson, the present reel
eyctsd Governor II Tennessee, at the age Of
thirty vasa q jpsrpeymaR teilor, and could nei,
{ ttsf nd or yrite Sensible Of bis igno.
+ rance, hs made bis wife read 10 him while be
istzs e work and she bad ieasufe- -and one
NV skeE day We iassght him his issisis end
n ~ ~ ef e psssEs as eonslstly improssd
- shoar I dsg. slthougb very poor and III
able tospaEs the time; anddslittle over swo
yszfs - hl }hesage Of forty, he was made
GoyssaoF oftsnnssses ~ ! large majority.
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r,,p GppsT pupTrvEp on rnP pi oon
AhE ae-a r.0iI - en- Vt nn
e.t NOT IA PARTICLE OF. OF.MERCUhyM ~.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder . !
A AZ TMEAIT IpTE pEMEnV ~. c,..o,e e.
I'M y: aor oCfoiu-
- Ia, Kings 6vii, knenmat,sn. UoE nae Culane
Gus Eraptons, Plnmples, OF rnstuies aIhe lace
Blotches BoiisS Chfo1c Sore Eyes, RinE worm or or
Ietler, oeaId hesa, EniargGment ana .,i. ID OF the
ones anu
Lu mDago, SpluaI Complalnts,an al Dseas sarlsng
from an lnludicions qseofM 'nbife
or ImRu!lty OF the Btood.
Blood spoy used BY thousands
all paris q the United States who testify the
cures performed by the greatest OF all med
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NerHrk'.E.va Pee; l9' ls4s7,5iIlt3 eGT-y1
Great Cure of Liver ComplaintrOf
.,ra,. ten, years Standing.

NsW YoFE, jan. Wh;; fS4e.
a4R. HtGsEY, Pear Having tsken your Forest
Wine and Pills to remove disease ofthe Liver, from
which have suffered seyerelylfor npNaEds5 bitten
years and having adhered closely TO the directions
Health notwithstanding all who knewms Thought my
case incurable. Previohs to taking the Wine md
Pills, Ihad recourse TO- lhe best metod EeaNehl,but
continued to grow worse TO an alarming degree. Some
Of my friends spoke despairhgiy ofmy caees and tried
70 & %e tSm @asting All Sss 9sSy SdSsfhs3d
dfeds whoare dssuaded from taking your excellent
medicines, In consequence Of the deception and nef
acieney Of many advertised refnedies Ratfsstbbsbh
XIV H s Sat the nsed ~ ot6er sSbis
be the means of dssuadine many aboring under dis
eseft esfs gensdea FEN Humanity MY 5psakhs they as saved
my life; when Iicpmmenfed making nsec of them.
Vas b q yretched condition, but began 70 eSpeiienee
theiF good effects in less than days. Can in six
weeks frop the time purchased the medicines, to the
gteat srp Fise ofaft fiebds, twas entirely cured,
ssa es sss bS1 s. @ ss sz
Would to God that evefyspoor sufferer would avail
himself Of'he sdneropeaess Nh XoSy; w;TtSs
p NERVOUS DIsoRDRRs oI SflsltsA
Are diseases Of the mind as well as of he BODY are
usually brought on by troubles and nffetionshd are
se1sSe S: fS@mGn %nds pfisSn; sP P fa
dreams, and fearful anticpations Of evil from the
ess ss': s Foss: Sss s ssss
remedy In these cempjaintss1slf UsE q efatNt
Extract Of letter from Mg Joseph 2 Papldlng da'
Ds; G. HALsEY M Il s 3, IS SEE
wife ofa dreadful Neryous disorder, with which shs
had been afflicted formany years Her body was al
hers her sleep sss By g5a "a Greans iEsu s es
4RS Ea P sRs si
ties Ss o oSsS sine aad bos d s Ps sas nov IN
and enjoys society aswelfas ever. Z,
p s11b saN 1aHaH siss d xJaC sRAULDigG.
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y TRAGEDY In ST. LOUISA horrible af-
fair came off at st. Louis, last Tuesday,
IA negro who was married to white woman
fatally stabbed her in q Jealous fit; she lived
but few moments after the neighbors en-
tered the room, and died protesting that her
. husband had not harmed her, and that she
had inflicted the wound herself. Just as an
attempt was about to be made to take the
murderer, he suddenly plunged knife into
his side, and fell dead by the bed of his mur-
dersd wife. to which he staggered.
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e.ia.iegg tg eg5. m e w ssa t4a ;,
Book Store In RaVenl1a '

4 {ANgNMTY HATCH, IN the Old POnE
z@kAAN%O. I. Office room In Seymour block is
6WlNfW nowreceiving choice stock OF BOOKS
-. - ~. Of nearly eli the standard works. School
Books Toy Books PfimeYs, e., together with q large
and well selected stock ofStationery letter note,
giit-edged, and great variety OF fancy colors and
STYLES Of paper; Envelopes of all kinds, eol0fs arid
dantitv Cards of rearly all descriptions Pens and
Pen holders; Inks land Inkstands; Slate and satepen
,usbss pois and Doll heads erypS Beb,es seTin
Birds aid Butterflies, Pormonies, Biilttoes, Emery
Balls, Pins Rings, etc., too numerous 10 mention.
Ladies' and Gentlemen wishng anything in the above
line viii please give eali and We Will Try piease
themwith quAiity4iid pfieS ~ g fH G9HATGH.f ~
RayeHna, july 9Th, 1855 sl4t yttsea NIpstae1S 4
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ROOf nnd Shoe SlOre.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
Il nounce TO the citizens of Rayenna and vicinity,
hathe has been receiving during the past week
eral and complete Of Boots and Shoes suit
able for the Spring comprising the various kinds
and colors of Ladies' and Gentlemen, Boysand Youths.
Misses and Children's Caters. Enameed Pat Leather
and Calf Skin Congress Gaiters, Bootes and Buskins
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also n few pain
OF Ladies' and Gents Rubbers, supply the pres
entdcmand. E{t,a t5.-E .s.. 80. ,
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
inefor themselves they may be assured OF hndine
an article that will suit with prices corresponding will
thetimes. mar2l-33 ~
Ravenna March 10. 1S55 tf VIM. GARDNER. q
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-24

TIE. YOU WANT YOUR EYES CURED
Once No. 7Pafk Row, opposite the Court H0pbe. q
Inaammatiop 81 the eye, ef tisioh, &e
euccessfulIy treated without pain 70 the patient M
Artificial Pdbn knjfdbiuu and EcttOBtums Indartion
q S,ssel assSdsd soshd psTOFMsd s. si'SskiiI
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-24

CEERlCxI EPrRonTRRY.---A temperance
paper in Portland, Maine, edited by cler-
Ryman, says. sWe affirm that it is the
minister's duty, 10 teu men hop to vote, and,
.F.men vote wrong, they should be rebuked
ysfoE.it. .;assfor any other evil deed"