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TO the People.

nOCT. SPELMAN wishes to inform his
Dod friends and patrons, that he will open an office
for the practice Of his profession (depstry) during
next woek. b. F. SPeLMAN.
RaYennn, June 10Th.
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GOOD Ginghams from ls per yard to %
VI a May 18th 's5 RoWELL& wITTER'ss
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The performance Of the Italian Troup will conclude
with an Equestrian Burlctta, entitled the French Lord
in an English hiding School! In which will be intro
duced an innumerablo variety of Tricks and Curious
Exhibitions of Horse Training,
LIST OF ANIMALS AND PERFORMANCES.
ELEPHANT HANNIBAL, ELE. ANN,
and Is cages of Lions Tigers Lcopards, &ct together
with
PROF, LANGWoRTHY'S
DEN OF ROYAL TIGERS.
In which he fearlessly cutters. The Elephants, Pony
and Monkey, will take part in the performances.
The combined attractions of Circus and Menagerie,
with such an array of talent and novelty is hers rep
resented cannot fail to take tho lead Of all other eXh-
bitions.
IL WIN exhibit in Akron July 10.
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e. D. TAYLOR. j.. D. HORTON
TAYLOR g. HORTON.
Attorneys at Law. Office in PheniX block, over tho
Banking House of Robinson, King & Co.
Ravenna, Ohio, June 81.
More New Goods, for the Fourth
of July.
lust opened the best assortment of soft
d hats that was offered in this market, consist
ing Of all kinds Black drab, high and low
Calm and examine for yourselves at No. } Phenix
Block. J.T. GREEN.
Ravenna, June 81.
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w E are daily receiving large quantities OF
w all styles uf dress goods, consisting In part OF
lawns plain and agd bareges, tissues chalies, cham
brays etc. We selling them at prices TO corres.
pond with the times. Please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. HOWELL & WiTTER.
Nav Il, 1855. ~. 81 -. !.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE
AND
CHEAP GOODSlt
nd down with a II Mononolv and Ex,o,i;or

HEAP GOODSii
And down with all Monopoly and Extortioni
WIN. BARKER, having taken Mr.. CAMP.
w BELLS Store, opposite the Court House, Raven.
na, Ohio, where he intends % trade until December
next, and receive from the Bast regular supplies OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Liverpool Ware
and other crockery, and would Invite the people OF
Portage county TO call and his stock, when wanting
anything OF that kind, he intends 10 sell on such
terms rs cannot fail to give satisfaction 10 the buyer
He would also say that Goods be bought at
the lowest price without Cash, and his Car al Is
very limited, ho will have to do exclusively a Cash
Trade, his motto being, Small Profits and quick sales
Barker triumphant, or Right over Might, sta to-
ID ent OF the facts in the Prosecution Of WA. BARKER
for selling goods In Ravenna without Pedler's Ii.
eense, the utter defeat OF his enemies and their meri
ted shame and confusion of face Sent TO any address,
postpaid on recep. OF three cents.
on page 5th Of BARKER Triumphant for HoPKINs,
teaa bosrwIcK. l0u.
Ravenna, May 97th, 1885.
nj OTICE-Having been informed that nv
wife, Polly Proser, pretendst have in her posses
sion note or contract against me- which she may try
to negotiate thereby caution all persons against
chasing any paper purportlng TO be signed by me- as
have never executed any paper her, aud no paper
OF any Kind to any person since Oct. !, 1884.
June -, 1855 46-4w WILLET PROSSER.
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RONNETTS, BONNETTS-We have
~ Just opened large stock of Bonnets of all Sizes
qualitiesand prices, consisting sable soft straw
grade, gossaner, brilliant, embro'd tuscan diamond.
satn bk hair lace etc., with prices rangn from 25
to $500 Also some very pretty styles OF Misses
and chldrens' bonnets and flats, Please call and -
them on. PRENTISS, HOPKINS q ri
May 8, 1855 "
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R0WELL, WlTTER g. co,

DWELL & WITTER are n0w receiy-,
LII ing their stock of spring aud summer Goodh
which have been purchased at low prices, and will bc
sold at corresponding rates, and they would respect
fully request ail who wish to purchase goods, 70 ea
at no phenix Block that being the place to got tho
worth of your money. May 8, 1855
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III IST Of letters teu
IL nee at Ravenna, July
A
Avery, Henry
Abersold, Aagdalena 3
AlTord, Alpbeus
Brown, ,oHS
Brown, L
Brown: L B -
Browne, p J2
Burlin, John
Belding, Amfleld L
Backosen; Henry
@
Chaplin, Edmun4 B 2
Carhart, Darius 3
Carlisle, George 2
Connoise & Co., Jas.
Calmaster, Charles
Canlon, Emily
Cain, John
Collins, John
Conn, Adalinc
Chester, VIM G
Childs, Ut
Conell & Co., HIS
Creager, Samuel
ID
Doolittle, Z
Davis, E A
D0olittle * Weaver,
K
Rckles, Nancy Ann
Edwsrts, David
r
Ferris, Ada F Miss
Fawcett, Edward W
Flickinger' lessee i
Gilbert, Samuel NJ
Grifiing,
Gary, Susanah
Grace A"''lHr 4 Johanna
Hartley, Isaiah La
Hughes Mary A Miss
Johnson, ES
Judd, Henry C
Jones q Denny,
X
Klippart, Lydia Miss
Kelley, Patrick
Kneeland, SEN
Kingsberry, John
Lane, Z r
Lockhart, Joseph
Lang, Richard 3
Lane, Margaret Miss
NJ
McHugh, l.IJe Miss
M Guire, John
Miller, T w
Nam l. A
Morton, J X, N Dc
Mahan, A
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t IST Of letters remaining in tbs Post or.
III nee at RaVenna July Isi IsS5

naming in tbs Post OF
1sl, 1855.
M,Grotty, VIM
Mccoy, Edward
Miller, in
Mcleod, Thomas
N
Nash. Isaac
NewhaIl, RIIza Miss
Owens, Z Miss
Owen, Permelia
Peck, Charles u
Paine,
Price 4
Plum, James
Philips, John
Powers, Ethalindz
X
Rose, Hannah 3 Miss D
Reid, John
Ramsey, is & BE
Richardson Augness
Ramalay, Levi 2
Raligh, Edward
RObb, Matthew
Rcice, Albert
RioS, Valentine
Reed, Alcinda
Saggars, Mary r Miss
Strong, Byron
strong, John
Skiff, J JA2
Smith, Ann Z Miss
Smith, Eliza II
Smith, Joseph @
Smith, ABgeline
Smith, d
Smith, s w
Spray, Edwin
Sullivan, Timothy
Streeter, Mary Miss
Steel, Lucy
ShapeltOn, Clarinda Mics
7
Triby, David
Thayer, Henry
Tibbals, l. }
ThOmasey' Peter
Vantage. Ellen Miss
Veity. Calvin
Wheeler AN
Williams. M N Miss
Webster & Whiting,
Wilcox, Oliver
Welch Michael
" etnOre, + w
Williams, w w
Wilson, Elizabeth Miss
Wilson, Charles
Woodwork, Milton
Ward, james
Wates, Ashney
b. S. HOPKINS, Pm.
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ALL WOOL DELAINES, one case just
n received, all colors good quality. and are hciHg
sold at less price than was ever before known ~
Portage county. Call and get some Of them before
they are gone, at No. /, Phenix Block. s
80 RowELL & wITTEH
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NOBOURGS, TWILLED PERSlANsss
" alpaes, merno plaids PLATA and plaid DeBefFe. 4
large stock Of the above goods just opened and VIII
sold at prices TO suit tho times. ........,
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DRINTS-Goo Prints for and TO cents
i per yard, such as are usually sold fer IL; also
Prints for 81 cents per yard such have alwaya heen
sold tn former fof and 10 cents. Call and
them. R0WELL q WIHEEks
May 18th, 1855
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= SUGAR--Good Brown Havana Sugar, 7
~ cts; good New Orleans do, 6! cts; Best White
Coffee do. 9 cts; at F. W. SEYMOIJR.S
M OLASSES-Best New Orleans Molas.
III ses, 81 cts, grain; Il. L. & A. Stewards, New
York Syrup, so cts; at F.W. SEYMOVR'S.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN GARRETTSVILLE!

IN consequence Of LEE & MILLS haul
ing down from tho usual prices of goods In that vi
cinity, AFRAID they cann0t live at the prices
Others say IL Is only IA bait LEE MILLS would say
to their friends aud customers that they bound to
make breeze in these diggings with the high price sys
tenn. We will sell you good teas from IS up sugars
9c sacratus 0c, ginger Zoe, and all groceries in pro-
portion. Good shilling prints from to l2 cents COM
mon prints at any price, woolong shawls from $3.50
to 50, Broeha shaws from s5 up good kip boots S2-
To the ladies would say that In the line of dress
goods and trimmings we are bound 10 suit you. Our
Delaines sid TO be the cheapest and prettcst In
town, Our plain and plaid goods are In the latest STYLE
We srityou from the bonnet TO the shoe. Call and
the new bonnets. Our apology Oriho low price is
In tbs first place were In tho marke late, and have
the benefit of the decline in goods in The h6It place
have help pay, work the harder, and you have
the benefit Of our economy.
The highest price aid for Butsr Eggs, Dried Fru il
Beans and grain of all kinds. ....
Call the Peoples store, No. head the market.
..-s.f- LEE MILLS.
Ps All goods lhathavc been on hand oversix months
will be sold without reference t0 cost
LEE & MILLS have sccuredthe services Of JOHN
DYKE. the well known tailor. Hyou want new sui
call at where will be found at all good
assortment of Ready Nude Clothing aud cloths ready
for the shears. Mr. Dyke will H you TO charm and al
prices that can I be beat.-ncveIw4 LEE & MILLS.
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FROM MRS, MIRIAM PARRISH,

FROM MRS. MlkIAM s. PARRISH,
Who enjoysa wide reputation us Physician and
Nurse. She writes: 81 am using your Bachs Ameri-
eau COmpound'' in my practice, for Nervous and
ScreaiOas 9fections with perfect success. 1t quies
the patients nerves, while relieving them Of lack
ing and wearing cough. 1t also purIfcs the III 0d
believe 1t sovereign remedy for all cases of Nurs-
ing Sore Mouth and NIPPLES also used it in one
of Erysipelas, and found 1t the best thing had
ever used. Half bottle gave full relief for the pres
ent. The patient is very anxious 10 bave more. In
fact, through the recommendations of those who have
used it. have had numerous calls for it. Please
send me II box OF your medicine, and will pay you
PS. You may make what use you please of this
have waited for sure and certain results
before writing you.
Mansvillc, 81. Lawrence CO., N. Y. May 81, 1856.
ERYSiPEbAS OR SUROFULA.
Mr.. Thomas Gould, of Aurora, N. Y, writes May
Sd 1855, that his SON. aged three years his been suf
ferng for more ihana year with an eruption. resem-
bling both Serofula and Eryslpeas, mud ater trying
all the popular medicines and different schools of doc
tors, says that his son was eatrf cnred with6 tiles
of s'Bach's American C0mp0uhd,'
FROM GEO. W. CRAY.
Gents;-I think your 'Bachs American Compound
the most valuable of medicines. My wife has been
has afflicted her for years, and my daughter of an
larming Cdnkercd Mouth and Throat. My daughter
did not use half bottle, which cured her entirely,
Any of tho above persons named, will answer any
questions as to our statements.
TO FNVAbIDS.
This Compound contains as IL srcat healing eleme I
Compound FLUID Extract OF bddeh Drop or Cancer
Root, so long known to the Indian never falling
cure for Scrofuas Consumption, tlunorsofthe Blood,
and for Chronic inflammation; and is now for the first
time given to the public. secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to Physicians. We only
ask trial. Our medicine stands upon its o1n
merits alone.
CAurIoN.-Each bottle he .eafter will bear the fac
sisiLe of p. " K. Coventry Co., the barge sale al-
ready reached renders II impossible to give written
signature to each bottle, was intended. Buy OF
liable dealers. For sale by all dealers In medicine,
at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. and at wkoe-
sale by Nj. Ward, Close & Co., New York.
P.V.R. COVENTRY C CO., Sole Proprietors,
Ravenna, Dec. (, ls55-6w. Auburn. N. r
Agents for Ravenna. l. SWIFT, and A. BELDING.
General Agent, GAYLORD q Co., Cleveland.
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CHEMISTRY.

Rev. J. L. SEYMOUR, Of Medina County,
proposes to deliver a course OF lectures to
the citizens Of Ravenna. upon the subject
Of Chemistry, as Ii relates to the ordinary
aVocations Of life. The lectures are design
ed to be practical, such as will benefit all
classes Of men, in all occupations. We
think the project is good one, and IL prop
erly carried out viii be eminently useful to
the community. The Natural Sciences have
done, and are still doing, much to advance
the interests and promote the welfare of our
people. In the whole range of them none
is more advantageous than Chemistry.
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Four TEACHERS DEvoURED by CANNIBALs
IN ONE OF THE SOUTH SEA IsLANDs.-The
missionary ship John Williams, named after
the heroic mlrtyr Of Eromango, has recently
completed voyage among the New Hebri-
des and other westerly groups. The journal
Of the voyage says:
"On reaching the Island Of Fate, the dis
tressing news was brought on board that
some of the teachers with their wives, left
there on the last voyage. had been barbar-
ously murdered. Only nineteen days after
they were landed, under the most cheerful
circumstances, the two Raratongan teachers
and their wives were murdered to furnish
materials for horrid cannibal banquet
The real reason Of this sudden act OF cruelty
could not be learned"
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CoUNskL.-But few Of the reading publ"
are aware how continually an editor is call
ed upon to advise his patrons on every sub
ject, from politics to the breed of cattle.--
Through the whole range ofour duties none
has pcrplexed us more than to tell our read
ers what to take for cure when they are
sick Hitherto this has bcrn u severe trial
to all our skill, but il will not be hereafter.
We nave been taking, and have seen the
evidence from others that have taken Doct.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL and Cathartc Pills.
They need but slight trial to convince the
most scepiicaJ how far they are superior to
the other medicines we have had in use
They have one single property of great i'm:
portance to the sick and that is they cure
Boston Herald. ..
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A CARD.
DR.. C. M. Fitch, of New
York,
n IN CIEVELAND,

WILL LECTURE IN CLEVELAND,
w on Dec. 7th, where he will remhin until Dec.
9th, and where he may be consulted daily Sabbath
excepted) at his rooms at the weddell House. from the
hours Of Q TO 5, for PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, and all other diseases Of the Chest. In the
treatment OF which SYSTEM OF MECHANICAL AP-
PLIANORs, MEDICINAL INHALAT1ONS, and IN
TERNAL REMEDIES, enables him TO afford relief in
an cases where the diseases Is not far advanced as
TO be beyond the reach oremedies; and Dr. Fitehfniy
believes that In all whero his plan Of treatment
does not succeed, no other afford relief. fDr.
Fitch may also be be consulted for CATARRH. BRoN.
cHITiS, DYSPEPSIA, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, and
all other diseases connected with prsGsposing 10
Consumption for the successful treatment OF which he
has earned so extensive reputation. Patients con-
sutng him on the present occasion, may continue to
correspond with him in New Ycrk without further
pensc-buthe would particularly request those wish
ing his advice to call at ehrly day possible, as
he frequently finds II impossible to give the necessary
attention TO all who crowd upon him during the last
few days Of his appointment.
Persons residing at distance, desiring to consult,
but unable 70 visit DR.. Fitch may do by sendng
full written statement Of their symptoms, naiing also
the treatment they have been pursaingi Whom II Is
possiblehowever, personal interview and examination
Is altogether prefcEablei
Dec 1, l9hl.l1-5w
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SHRock Found GUILTY.-I.ast week the
trial Of JOHN NJ. SHRocK, the defaulting
treasurer of Holmes County, came off at
Canton. He was defended by eminent coun-
sci, and the trial, which attracted much in.
terest, lasted three days. He was found
guilty Of embezzlement to the amount of
$22, 400. Application was made for a new
triDl
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ACCIDENT.

We learn that an accident occurred on
the Cleveland g. Pittsburgh Railroad at Al
lance, last Tuesday evening. As the S:lO
P. N. train from Cleveland came down, in
consequence Of break in the switch rod,
the locomotive and tender were thrown off
the fight track, and CHARLEY, q boy who
peddles Newspapers &C., on the train, in
jumping off, was thrown under and one foot
badly crushed. He is recovering.
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Bills of any of the specie paying banks in the Unit
cd States or Caadas received at par. Gold dust can
be sent from CALIFORNIA;.
All that is necessary for you to do is to write letter
In as few words possible, ihelosing ONE DOLLAR.
and rite the name, With The sOlce, County, and
State, and direct to
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Pittsburgh Morning Post.

This able and influential Democratic Jour.
nal comes to US in nn entire new dress. For
the neatness and beauty Of the mechanical
work, forjudicious and well selected articles,
for the latest news, and the clearness and
strength Of its editorialsl it is not exceled
10y any daily paper in the West.
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GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
THE pHENIX BOOK STORE has th

Z AAAkJINTNN7ANNyNTIN. Ih'1' wv
L vanity to thak that the Hwind - Is TO be taken
out' OF tho sails Of ANeW Book Store Prstsnders."
How is II to be doneg Simply by appending list of
prices of the father Of this boy and then showing that
this '!fast young man, sells at trhe than
Ormer prices which were eyer, and now nta lower
figure than any other estahushmentin tho county.
think the spopularty" Of the proprietors OF the
uPheuix Book Storey wholly inadequate to accomplish
their object. Our rents fuel clerk hire and other in
cdenta not Increased in consequence OF
the BOOK and Stationary business.
we cantherefoFe compete with any establishments Of
the kind In Portage county Our circumstances are
such that we can saitvefy quietly and safely with but
little wind. We neither fear deep waters or sand
bars. s-y ifSis61 sE IsS feisS N97 fR
Then, Como one, Come all, and be convinced that
although you divide ahumbng, TINT IL Is sshunbug''
sun, and that the place 70 get the article YOU want
HATcH's Book SroRE.
October 81. 1855. 10 In Ruvenna,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL NOTICE

Pursuant 70 published call several OF the physi-
clans Of tho county iaet and organized a Portage
County Medical Association.
DE-. l.. w. Trask Of Hiram was appointed chairman
pro TEN. and Dr.. J. G.. Willis Sec. pro tem.
Tho association appointed several committees,
which are expected TO report at the next meeIihg.
The association adjourned 10 taEaln Saturday
the 9Th OF December at 10 A. NJ, at Dr.. Belings Of
Zee, over the Post Office, at which time It's Conslitu-
ton and Bylaws TO be adopted, aud officers elce-
ted for the eusung year. Every regular physician in
the county 10 invited to attend.
J. G. WILLIS, Secy.
Rayenna SAT- Nov L. Is55-3w-ny9I =.
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Disciples Church.

A Protracted Meeting is now in progress
at the Disciples Church ia this village. 1t
began on Thursday morning. Sermon by
Rev. 0. P. MILLER, pastor. The meeting
will continue for several days, under charge
of Rev'ds MILLER and ISAAC EREEr, of
Warren.
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DOSTWICK a. REATTY viii keen all

DOSTWICK g. BEATTY will keep al
ID ways on hand Mons aud Boy's Hats, Caps, Over
coats, Broadcloths, Ladies' CLOTH an excellent artielc
CasSimcres, ,Satnets Jeans brown end beached sheet
ngs and shrtiugs, beached and unhleacIed sheeting
from g yards wlc FILnnels rcd, white, green and
blue; ross red blankets, bed.spreads &c.
All prices Irish Linens, Vestings. Velvets, wool Uh
der Shirts drawers, carpet bags. trunks, umbrellas,
buck ms and gloves for men and boys. mems and wo-
mems Ovcrshoes. Curtain Muslins, Fringes, Laces,
Ladies' white Skirts. Dmitv, Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
We also Keep the whole line of Groceries. such as
Sugar. Moasscs, Syrup Coffee, Tea all kinds ofSpices
Goldfish, White Fish, etc. We have nice article OF
Lamp Oil that Is warranted not te congcai In the cold
est weather.
Our present stock of Glassware is the best we have
had, andall who wish purchase had better come
soon. An entire new lot of Table Cutlery, Pocket
Knives, ,tc. All who buy Crockery, please look nj
table cutlery for certain that We can sell
cheaper than any merchant in town. In fact we have
everything that the people want for the comforts aud
luxures oflfe, Don't fail to come and examine.
Oct155l
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5000 Dollars worth Of
New Goods,
WILL be received Next week by

w BOSTWICK q BEATTY.
Now Is the time for bargains this stock Of Goods
WAS Drought a OF twenty per cent. cheaper than the
fall stock. ,H
We call tho attention Of the ladies TO our new and
rich styles of Delains and Coburges they are much
cheaper and decided m better style. ra
Gentlemen will please notice that we will have
some excellent style, and quality Of Gas smeres some
thing better than has ever been brought TO this place.
We are bound to sol Goods, and without we have
them, we cannOtsell. Sos
Just give usa call and be convinced that no one
can beat in quantity quality, and at small prices.
gSeE BOSTWlCK e. REATTY. +
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OF We have received copy of the
speech Of G. L. VALAEDrGHAm Esq ), of Day.
ton, at the Democratic gathering there on
the goth Of Oct, and read it ntlcntively. 1t
is an able and eloquent cfTcri. He takes
broad, open, manly ground, and it would be
we'll for the friends Of the Constitution and
the Union, to heed his timely and powerful
arguments.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01
PREsIDENT's MESSAGE.

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the organization of the House and the Mes.
sage Of the President
We snail issue no Extra. but may publish
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