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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28

ONO JOURNAL OF EDUd14IoN.--With the
February Number of this Educational Jour-
nal, terminates the Editorial connection of
A. ID. LORD. He has now been the leading
Sditor for nearly ten years. Under his care,
the Journal has greatly increased in useful
hess and power, until now it stands among
Che first periodicals of the kind in the coun.
Try; Too fnhch praise cannot be given to
DrsLoRD fot His labors in the cause Of Edu-
cations Rev. K. SfrTR Of Toledo, is now
70 assume the place Of Editor in chief He
il man Of talents and CLERGY.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-The Gallipolis Jou, :
nal says: "a man named VIM. Mccoy was
frozen to death in Perry township, in that
county, on the 4th inst. He .wab found ly-
ing across the road within three hundred
yards of his own residence. He was very
dissipated man, and it is supposed that he
was intoxicated when he fell in the road
He leaves wife and three children perfect
ly destitute. The man who had sold him
the last quart must have a conscience made
of India Rubber. The verdict of the jury
was in accordance with the above facts.
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From the Cincinnati Commercial a1st.
Railroad Acknowledgment
Killed

Yesterday morning, rs the Eaton and
Richmond mail train was apPro aching Cam.
den, o., the wheel Of the engine broke
throwing the machine down an embankment
some fifteen. or twenty feet, so seriously in
juring the engineer, Mr.. Van Duzen, as tc
produce death within half an hour. lie wa,
concious of the impending danger, but stood
at his post manfully. Otherwise, there ID
no knowing the extent Of the loss of life, sl
the cars contained number Of passengers.
The platform of the car containing the U. 8.
Mail and American Express goods, was torn
of, but fortunately no one was Injured
Mr.. Van Duzen leaves an interesting family
in Covington.
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NORTH WESTERN HoaR 5oURNAH.-We
have received copy of neat and hand
somely conducted paper entitled The North
Western Home Journal an independent
temperance paper published at Chicago. Ill.
o. wv. STaosG. Esq., formerly Of Ravenha,
ii one OF the Editors. Mr.. STRoNG has for
some time been identified with the temper.
ance movement and win be found an able
laborer in that field Of reform. So.far as
the paper. may tend to the substantial good
Of the public we wishit prosperity. Sue
cess to our old friend.
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SPRINGFIELD TowsNhIP.

Judges of Election-Ariel Bradley, Tim.
ethy Culver and Aaron Norton.
Clerks-Abel Sabin and Charles Chitten-
den.
Electoas names-Eliakim Merriman, Bella
Hubbard, Aaron Norton, Timothy Culver,
Ethelbert Baker, Calvin Ward, John Sabin,
Ariel Bradley, Arad Upson, Stephen Upson,
Ebenezer Cutler, Jeremiah Sabin, Charles
Chittenden, David Cook, Jehial Savage, o.
liver c. Dickinson, Jonathan Sprague, Joseph
Harris, Josiah Ward, Ebenezer Goss, Ben.
jamin Baldwin, David Goss, Ephraim Clark,
William Thornton. Champlin Minard, Josh
ua Hollister, Martin Kent, Bradford Waldo,
Joseph Hart, George Kilbonrn, William
Sprague, Daniel Minard, Abel Sabin, John
Goss, Amos Wright 35 voters.
Springfield, find, included the present
townships Of Randolph, Tallmadge, sufield
and Springfield, then partly settled, and al.
so. Coventry, and Portagethen almost who'll
iy unsettled.
Inc Votes cast were as I0lioWs:
Governor Thomas Worthington, 90
Samuel Huntington, IA
Rep. 10 Congress--Jsremiah Morrow, 26
Philemon BeecheE 8
ssnstof-David Abbott, l
Amos Spaford, SO
Representative--Abel Sabin, 80
Sheriff--John Campbell, II
Alya Day. Is
Coroner--Lewis Ely, i6
County Comm'r--Joel Gaylord, 80
Joseph Harris SO
jeremiah Root 6
Lewis Day is
Oliver Forward, o. l5
]. H.
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Democratic Victories i'm the New
York Town Elections.

EOFk HOWn EAeCtAOMS'
The Rochester (N. W Union, in speak.
ing of the town elections being held in that
State, says:
"The town elections are now being held
in different parts of the State. So far as
heard from the Democrats are largely ahead
and the Hindoos nowhere. The mysterious
charm Of Know Nothingism ls broken; and
the order is fast fading into insignifcance.
"Old Chemung was swept BY the Know
Nothings last year. and Elmira was their
strong hold. At the election on Tuesday.
the Democrats beat the Hindoos in Elmira
BY Handsome majority In Chemung
County all the towns butt Chemung have
chosen Democratic Supervisors, and in the
exception the Hindoos had only twenty ma
iority. We are happy to welcome the re-
turn Of Cheniung to her ancient faith.
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MONSTER SHow PIow.--The Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
have recetly constructed snow plow at their
machine shops in aurora, which probably
sufpasses .aDy ything of the kind in the United
States. 'its. length 10 80 feet, breath IL feet,
and height .ib feet, and weighs 26 tons. The
expense Of its construction, was between
81 300 aad $4,000. This huge structure 81
course Is not attached TO q Locomotive, but
rests upon two sets Of trucks, and is impelI-
ca by one or more locomotives from behind.
II has been stationed at MENDOZA, where II
will remain until called into use. e.--ASrorI
Bese0A. sg4~ s sq Z
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or The first ballot in the National X.
N. Convention, for President stood as fol-
lows: fillmore. H.; LAW, 81; GARRETT
DAVIS, 10; Judge MCLEAN, 7; Com STocK.
tom, 8; Gen. Huston, 6; JOHN BELL,S B.;
ERAsTUs Brooks, 2; KENNETH REYNoR, q;
L. d. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, l.; Elk. Gov. JOHN.
SON, 1; JOHN M. CLAYTON, b;
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6TThe number Of prisoners in the Cali
fornia penitentiary is 427.
The number of schools is 22i; teachers
304, the number OF children in attendance,
25,298.
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The proprietor in ing the attention ofthe pub
lie to this preparation, does with feeling OF the
utmost confidence in its virtues and adaptation tC
the diseases for which 1t is recommended.
II is new and untried article, but one that hal
stood the test of ten years. trial before the Amer
people, and its reputation and sale Is unrvalct
by any similar preparations extant. The Testimony
in its favor given by the most prominent and wei
known Physicians and individuals in all parts Of ht
country is immense, and careful perusal Of the Al
manac, published annually by the proprietor, and Il
be had gratis OF any or his Agents. cannot but satisfy
the most skeptical that this remedy s really desefv
ing the great celebrity II has obtained.
Principal Once and Mandatory, No. 96 ARCH
st. Philadelphia. Pa.
And for sale by 1. Swift, and O. Hatch, Ravenna;
Wann & Wilson, Deerfeld; d. Bostwick, Edinburgh
J. w. Gone, Franklin Mills: @. &. G. X. Harmon
Aurora; o. L. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root
Windhana, all Dealers In Medicines everywhere. =
+ Ravenfia, Feb, 2eth, l056s9O-1y.
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or The March number Of Godeyas ta.
dy's Book is on our table. Full Of Interest
q fun, romsnce, fact, and all sorts OF good
reading. as ever; which is 70 say, that II i
worth three times the subscription price.
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LAKE MICHIGAN FROZEN OvER.-We find
the following paragraph in western paper:
A Chicago gentleman who is familiar
with lake phenomena, gives it as his opin-
ion that Lake Michigan is frozen over from
side to side. Such thing was never known
before. This opinion is sustained by the
fact that the best glasses fall to discover any
water -
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e1,O74,396 p
~ tIABILITIEs
Unsettled Claims for Losses and

not due, T6,US2 Il
The Etna Insurance Company presents its patrons
the very satisfactory condition OF large increase IN
Cash ssets for the further security of their Policies
ALI our Investments being placed at tho ,Snlnium
market value, at the present time Of some depression
in the standard of same. They are either prime
dividend paying stocks good, valuable and clean
investments, yielding moderate Interest and income.
The standard basis which the assets have been val
ued, being Gold at interest," Besides this aoildlty,
the Company calls attention to the strength and secu-
rity derives from its combined system OF Agencies
throughits agents. having the means of presenting
united phalanx of experienced Underwriters, which
has worked for ~ years. the happiest results to stock
hof ers, and clam nts for losscsand enables it to
enter the year 1856, with greater prestige for future
usefulness than has yet been reached by really Ma
tional Insurance Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch and fdelity
HENRY l.. DAY, Agent.
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TIE HEART.-In tile worst Of times there
is still more cause to complain of an evil
heart than of an evil and corrupt world.
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The Baker Family.

These celebrated Concert Singers gave
an entertainment at Days Hall, Tuesday
evening. The audience was the largest Of
the season. The Hall was literally siam,
m d full" The Concert gave universal sats-
faction. For deep and powerful bass, we
think George E. has few if any equals in
the country. His voice sounds like the
thunder OF the ocean.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28

OF The Miller doctrine is spreading in
Maine. There are thousands who believe
the world will be burnt up next spring.
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dr. The drawing for the prizes in the
Cosmopolitan Art Asaociation 4 sanddsky
Oh takes place to-day.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28

or The Ohio Legislature is doing COM
paratively nothing. Where are the promis-
ed reforms!
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DagucrreOtypes.
MATTHEW'S Daguerien Rooms at Sew.

M mour's Block, on Main st. The rooms are
large and pleasant, and the arrangement Of Tight for
taking good, cIcar and fine sses the most care
full manner be excelled. No other room sshal
produce fnerspecimens ofthe art than al mine.
Every variety style and finish TCasesfor Miniatures
en- hand.
Persons wishing to send their likenesses to their
friends by NALL can lnd exrresslyfor the pur-
pose. WIN. b. MATTHEWS.
Ravenna, August q, 'S. 477stf
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28
IN PROBATE COURT OF PORTAGE
COUNTY, OHIO.
Stephen Miller and
Daniel Hartzel,
Guardians, &c,
Petition to cell land.
Alvira Hartzei,


Mary Hartzel, and -
James HartEel,
IN pursuance ofan order ofsale issued from the Pros
and delivered, will offer at bubffc SALE on Friday,
the Goth day of February, 1885, between the hours
Of ten O'Clock NJ and four O'Clock Of said day
the interest Of our respective wards In the following
Real Estatebeing No II in the 4h division of lots In
Palmyra, Portage county Ohio: beginning at stone
planted In the wesine of said lot l8 chains south or
the north west Of said lot No IL, from which
Beech witness tree Is inches in diameter bears Z,
distant thence east ~ chains and 40 links to
stone planted In the east line of said lot 6 chains south
Of the northeast of said lot thence As min B.
10 chains and fifty links stone marked the top,
II thence Wes 40 chains thinks Ia stone marked H
planted In the west line of said otrom which beech
witness tree s - inches In diameter bears--distant
place of beginning, containing 7s %. 100 acres.
Also land In lot No 10 in the 4th division Of lots in
Palmyra, beginningat a stone marked on the top H,
standing in the westne of lot No H. 81 chains 50 links
south OF the of said lot thence west
chain 10 9J0 links TO a stone marked H. from which
beech witness tree inches In diameter bears e3
deg E--distant 90 links thence 30 degrees west la
chains and 80 links to stone marked from which
beech witness tree Is nchesin diameter bears IS deg
E-distant AT links thence east chain and IS Gle
links TO stone mark ed H. in the west line OF lot No
II in the eth division of lots In said Palmyra thence
3On 10 chansand &c links along the westline OF said
acres Said Interest being the whole Of said prenises
subject to tho widows dover - January 81, 1856.
% So STEPHEN MILLER, and =
DANIEL HARTZEL. i,j
Their Attorneys sf
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MEDICITED INHALATION FOR THE POOREST.
rur Mnss RIO ar rzr nsnar IN AT.

MEDICATED INHALATION FOR THE POOREST.
TnE MOST POPULAR, BECAUSE frvEcTIvy TREAT
MENT OF ALL DlsEAsEs OF THE LUNGS, CHEST, &C., IL
INDICATED INHALATION,
but6he extortionate charges made for advice and
dcinefor even the medicines aloneby what call
ed Consumptiyes Lung or inhalation Physicians pre-.
vent thousands from receiving relief By this new and
popular mode oftEeatmept The advertiser possesses
recipe for the preparation ofmedicinssfcr Inhalation,
with all the necessary directions foruse, diet &c. In
the various stages Lung diseases, &c. The
ingredients easily obtained and can becompeunded
without the least trouble, and at expense merely
nominal, 30 epoorestmay Off
bensnt. The preparation and mode Of treatmentd dis
closed by herecipe, have cured hphdyeds, and never
failed 10 give Instant reefin any they have
been tried The recipe will be cent to any part
United States CaRandas, postage free The receipt
Box 90 Williamsburgh r. o. WillismsbuEghs n.
Of one dollar. Direct 70 @. SCHkLbs agent.
sMOTICE.---All persons having unsettled
~ ACCOUNTS with the subscriber, are rsquestsd to
cali and settle this month. q. a.
Rsvsnna, Feb. issh. Iazs !. NJ s 4
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FEBRUARY AND MARCH APPOINT
MENTS.
DR.. Hardmlan,

O1s 4AA4 A44Az4s
Physician to Salem Lung EmSlltti''
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospital
RAvENNA-Prentiss House, Friday March 7.
WARREN-Gaskill House, March 5.
JEFrERseN--American House, March
AsHrABULA--Ashtabula House, March
CoNNEAUT--FebruAry 90.
ERIE-February 81 aud %. -
MEADvILLE, Pa.-February "a and 25.
WEST GREENvILLE, Pa.-Febraary %.
NEw CASTLE, Pa.,-February 10.
CANToN-Franklin House, March 9.
M MAsslLON--Frem House, March 10.
WOOsTERH-Exchange Hotel, March11.
MILLERsBuRGB-March 12.
CosHoCTvN--March IA.
DR.. HARDMAN treats Consumption Brenchitis
Asthma Laryngtis and all diseases of the throat and
Lungs by Medcated Inhalation The great point In the
easel direct manner. All medicines are estimated
by their action upon the organ requiring relief Thit
is the important fact upon which IRhaaton is
fthe stomach s diseased we take medicine directly
inhale medicaed vapors directly into the lungs. Tn
reason why consumption and other diseases OF the
lungs have heretofore resisted all treatment has been
because they have never been approached In direct
manner by medicine. They were intended to act upor
the diseased lungs and yet were applied to the stor
ach! Their action was intended to be local, andye
they were so admin tered could only action
stitutionaly, spending their immediate action upon
the unoendifg stomach whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unabatedI
INHALATION brings the medicine In. direct contact
with the disease, without the disadvantage of any vo
lent action. Its application is so simple, 1t may be
used by the youngest infant and feeblest invalid II
does notderange the stomach orinterere in the least
with the strength and basiness ofhe patient
III No charge for consultation
~ Caseef II. Y. Lacey, Of Ston, Summit Co. Ohio.
Early last Spring Mr.. LIS lungs were highly irFf
tated BY the Inhalation oflimo DUST whilst engaged
In sowing u over his wheat fields. This followed
by hacking cough, expectoration of ofpurulent mat
ter, with slight night sweats and debili-
ty, indeed all the usual symptoms Of consumption.
prescribed for him the 26th OF. September last
and In less than two months all the formidable symp
toms had disappeared. when 1 last saw him he en-
joyed vigorous health.
The above Is q correct statement Of the results o
Medicated Irhalatiop in my case, and can heartily
recommend II TO the suffering invalid. H. Y. LACEY
III Y The iDhalations are compounded from the orig
inal formulas used In the Brompton Hospital London
No charge for consultation.
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Legnl Notice.

George Rothermal In the eouft of COM
John Sslas Msnisr. tase Ss county psdyi Ohio. 81
The defendant will take notice that the plaintiied
HE petition in said COURT aganst on The 1eth day
Of January, 1856. The object Ind prayer Of which
10 that deed heretofore mad6 BY the plniif 10 de-
fendant, conveying TO said defendant the follow
ing described premises; EithaEe in the township Of
Randolph, in said county of portage known as being
part oflot number ., IN said township, bounded as
toilews commencing at the south west Of land
formerly owned By Henry Minord, and attie north /,
east OF land owned by the heirs At law. or 1-
chal Carver deceased thence east to the west line Of
land formerly owned BY Peter NJ Wise thence % Yun
rst described and to ihe east line ok he said Mi-
ehai carvefs land, and thence norH IL h9 blacs or
beginning TO contain twentytw0 and third aefes
OF land be decrecd void az Il was obtained by fraud
or mistake. or that said premises be sold = pay the
purchase money. That defendant ID required 10 an n
sWsr BY tho first day nf March 1856. N q
EAMsL. STRAWDER, pin. Au.y. Il
EnndoIph. Feb. I. Is5e256w. 8.
Il CARDTO, THE PJJRLI Dr. IA. 81
Il CRAFTS would gSbpsstfally infofniIhis ffienas 4
and the public generally, tat hishealth ms - az II.
proved that hes prepared y atepd q ~ sals in hs
line Of lis profea5ions al s5s a. ~ &
Truly grateful Isl The iiberaI patrsnses bssiawsa
upon bin, y hopesto merls and receive s cpntina~
Having made affansenshis xilA pr wills u naxs
enne be 4 aiso prepared c perlEm al operations IN
Densistly ina nees AID snbalsniipI mannss Allebxk
oilesss leslnsriss Ii sAaisrsYllls.
III Aess - - - =. ~ A4< f
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CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE CO..
OF TF0RD, CONN,
IANUARY \. IQ56.

As PRESENTED TO ITS STOCK
n HOLDERS, and made out In compliance viii
State laws Of New York, Ohio, Indiana, Iihola, &c
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| QONNETS, BONNETS--Just opened q
~ choice lot of Bonnets consisting in part silk bon
nets, brilliant and Cheneie bonnets, Chenelle and
Fancy bonnets, Cheneille and Soft Straw bonnets,
Manila and Cheneille bonnets, and various othel
styles suited to the Also beautiful stock OF
Bonnet Trimming, Dress Trimming, Lining Silks, and
Rouches, at HI DAYS,
Sent, "a. No. 9 Pbnnix Llock.
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M. 1. DAY. AlVERIISEMENIIS
NEW GOODS
ATH. J.. DAYS.

" sssorH ent than eyer Ofthe above gOods and sons
beat for beauty, quality eheapness. Any quantity
or color OF Broad Clothes. be seen BY looking
our stock and AZ prices that cannot ail 10 sut. Gen.
tlenen in want anything in that line would do we'll
70 ealand look at our stock think iteannot Be
beatin town county. Call at n. L, DAYS
Ocil2 Eo.2 Phenix Block.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


,K The summer :---Its Diseases !.-The
REMEDY AT HAND.
We have the strongest Of the rood sas,,.
OF this medicine in Cholera Morhus, Diarrhra ana
Diseases OF the Bowels incident to the season Il In
visorates the stomach and bowels, and render. ths
sIstem great assistance in combating the sunrasah
OF indeed all forms of disease. rpAs"e"
MT Wp high, Nc. iss South Paca street, Bait.
ease N~s ois-
;, Mr.. Edwin M. sprantn, No. q Reri.ter ..r..,
.,sma1n aost uresaiuI case of scrofua of years
to health. vi oone, restored
~ Mis-. Mary seofeld, Teacher. No $50 Bal.imor. ct.
friends Lei ,bs Q. suffering has astonished her
HEREDlTARY SCROFULA
boy In sse family of :he Hon w. p Th.ma.,op
mass OF sores from head to foot His aysids ',rosd
hsoe cut protrudins over the eyebels 40 a, to pro
e eS, blindness He was cured 6y Hampton's vsse
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE xc
mI' w m. oldham of Baltimore custom hou se suf.
nS from these conpoinis for 10 months with body
tons Vegetable Tincture sfter Other th;n.. {.;Iad
A. COUGH, CONSUMPTION nc.
81 M neniy G. VIM had Cough for Eve yelfs-
great weakness, etc. had In ALL five or ak physcisp,
tried all the remedies but was cured onlp h.
hANpToNS PEGETABLE TTNCTURE.
ny lu MIC action On the stomach liver and the kid
neys WIN cure Oyspepstd, Coughs, Asthma bronchial
Gad Lung affections, Pains IN the Rack. SID md
S,sa; Consa~pt'oa Ser2fuid: Raeumatisss, tiom,
~tS'u, r"aMn, fhes, Botoet Compl0slts Worms
aho NERVOUS Deoities and all diseases arising from
impure blood. HUN
DELICATE CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its So pertor virtue
AS Il FEMALE MEDICINES,
hsmPton's TinetnTs cannot be excsIled
Sold by 0. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL. Lam
CO, Richmond; BY Dr.. COOKE, BredericksburS: bv
Al The Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER K
hOWBRAY, Baltimore, aud BY DrusI.., aud ~ ,,s.
keepers everywhere. ~ ~'''s
" 81 per bottle; s bottles for IS.
jy 26-SGsls
=, " Hair CIttIng.-.TO strangers visftiuu
lne CITY, and citizens If you wish to get your air
cut IN me latest and most becoming style / would
sdvse you to call en- HOBSON. ct his Hair Cattips
SHAVING, Shampooins and Bathing room, urder the
american Hotel. Entrance on IIth strsat
N b. WhIskers Dyed either Black or Brown color
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COMPREHENSIVE, 40.

GPARTNERsHIP- The pndersI.n.d
nave formed Co-pArtnership under the firm
sha style OF JOHNSON l. HARDWOOD for the pur.
as s 81 conducting Wholesale and Retail Dry Good
,aney nave taken the Store now UNDERGOING q
SWnShi s, repair. No. ~ Main street, under Mr.
~ SIS daguerrean Gallery, where they w. i'll
Few says, open large and choice stock Of Sta.
S.s sna saacy Dry Goods, selected with treat care
uom toe Northern markets and adapted to the best
f.r, 70 which they Invite the attention OF their
's'nief patrons and the public generally.
- SILAS l. JOHNSON
WIN. Y. HARDWOOD
O-FARTNEKSHlP... 1--WE have this dav
ANrs 0S ne with 10 In business G. n. PLEAS
onaeI the nrm Of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR 4 co.
Sav !. IAa6-ivS VAN-LEW TAYLOR
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r. New Goods, August 18th 1885,.

r. New Goods, August 18th 1885,
ThOS r PRICE CO, at the cid established
stand. No So Main street, have been adding, during
TIE ,as lew days TO their stock of Goods and expect
fam tbs time, during the entire Fall, by weekly
ya 70 mske such additions, that at the opening of
~ they will exhibit the largest and msst
frame, and the public. Among the Goods just re-
csved: Pretty Coiored Lawns, from l2s cents up !;
Igsi Linens Of most approved makes; Linen Sheet
l.s OF 90 French CoTseS; Skeleton Skirts, Hooped
Ac, aud for those who need such for the early Fall
II u aud l2-4 Cotton Sheetins; heavy Woolens
.la Sheep Grey Satinets, for farm hands, brown and
teschsd Cotton Shifting; Cotton Oznaburgs; B lan-
tets aud many other articles. All of which they
p:dgs themselves will be offered wholesale and re-
tai, ~ the very lowest msket rates.
gu l5-G6w THOMAS p. PRICE & CO.