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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
Locofoco State Convention.

LOcOiOcO STATE COnyentIOn.
The Locofoco party met in State Con-
vention in Colu mbus on the 9Th inst, and
a happy time they had--one fellow got a
''feeler" between the eyes that sent him
reeling against the officers stand while the
fight was progressing in regard to the
Hamilton county delegation. ,a -
Judge Ranney was nominated for re-
election 10 the Supreme Bench; Dr. Girls
wold, for member ofthe Board of Public
Works, and Mr. Barney, for School Com
missioner. 7a- ..Ff & Pr
But the platform that's the richest
thing ofthe season. Frank Pierce is never
mentioned--his admins >tration never allu
ded to---llis message not limited at--and
such man as Billy Medill, if we are to
judge by the resolutions, does not reside
in this State--his name is not mention
ed. Not a word in refe renee to the Kan
sas outrages. The prominent plank in
the platform is simply a reiteration Of
their oft repeated denuncation of Know
Nothingism--the poor Know Nothings
have to bear the burthen of the, whole
structure. eI.Ha l1
The delegates appointed to attend the
national convention are said to be favor
able to Douglas for the Presidency.
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~ THANKSGIVING AMUsEMENTs

~ THANKSGIVING ADJUSTMENTS IN
KENrucKY.-Two young bloods. of the
"highest respectability," got drunk on
Thanksgiving day at Maysvile, and late
at night, wanting more liquor at the Par
ker House, in that city, concluded to set
a negro araier on fire to aacqken him, and
pouring the contents of acamphene lamp
on the black fellows whiskers and neck,
set him in blaze! The poor boy was
dreadfully burnt and after dragging out
a fiery torment ofsome two weeks his suf
fcrings were relieved by DEATH These
Young blcods are the sons of rich parents
and the matter. according to the accounts,
has been compromised, by agreeing to
nav the landorti $1,000 for his ehaHit
thus burnt up. without taking any steps tc
bring the crime to Judicial investigation.
THE WEST LIBERTY BANNER has passed
into the hands Of j. P. Reynolds. Esq who
has improved its appearance very consid-
crably and changed its name to "The
Weekly Ban ner." We wish the new
proprietor success. -.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17

CONGRESS-.

The farce is still kept up in the House
of Representatives, and no speaker has
been chosen yet. What folly! Why DO
not the good, honest men in the anti-Ad-
minis;ration party select some new man
Tor whom Americans and Republicans
can all vote, and not sit there and vote
for men whom they know they cannot
elect. Banks has said he is not an Ameri-
can, and of course Americans who hold
the principles Of that party to be para
mount to all others cannot support him -
ful!er's views upon the question of Sla-
very will rot-begin -to-square with the
platform of tho Republican party, and,
tof fcourse, Republicans cannot be expec-
ted to support him. So, there they sit,
Ichltdfke, making mouths at each other,
and voting for their resp, Give candidates
with tenscity which would only be ex-
cusabte on the part Of Statesmen if there
were no other Members of that BODY who
We're capable of discharging the duties
of Speaker 80 ''' -'
The Locofoco party IRE equally culpa
blc-for if dozen Of them could be
found who considered the interests oI
this country Of more importance than the
success of their party, and would vote fol
the adoption of the plurality rule, an or
ganization would be effected al once
But, no, they prefer seeing the interests
OF the whole people sacrificed rather thar
any other party than theirs should sue
ceed s.....l
I We think the Hholc performance is in
dicative Of spirit of illiberality on The
part of all concerned that is unbecomina
Statesmen, and such scenes should b,
dlscountenanced by the American people
There is no use in endeayorine to shift the
responsibility from one party to the other
for they are all more or less censurable.-
We have become heartily sick of the sense
less performance, and we believe larg,
ma sjority of the people are disgustsd with
it. We are sorry we have rot a law com
pelling them TO organize b-fore they car
draw pay-if such law was in fo re,
they would organize before three days.
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For full leourse-time Notwithstanding all de-
Partments OF Book Keeping, Lectures and
practical Penmanship 5000
For same course In Ladies' department. $3.50
Persons tikiug Penmansnip alone Will receive
twenty lessons for 500
For various styles of Ornamental PenmanshiL as
Forinstructonin in business Arilhmatie only, as per
agreement.
The DESIGN Of the institution Is to afford pefcctfa-
ciiCs for acquiring IN an expeditions manner thor
Ough knnwl edge Of Commercial Science and Art, as
practically cmpIo! ed in tho Counting Room and Bu
Tic BooKKEkPING DEPARTMENT isunder the
personal supc OF the most accomplished
AccOuBtuHts and Teachers. and Is believed that
Mercantile College in the Unitcd States possesses
perior advantages for mparinFa thorough ano prac-
teal knowledge OfrOmmercial science. .r
The hvooLLEGlATE CoURSE will embrace the mos,
approved and practiCtl forms for Keeping b0uks 10y
Double Entry inthc various sdcpurimeEtsof Trade and
Commerce. including General Wholesale and Retail
Mercantile Exchange, Commission. Manufacturing,
Railroad, Banking. Printing, Mining, Shipping.
SteaIN boating. individual partRcrshil and CmorOu nd
Company Business Allmnnuscrirts from which the
Student copies. are written in a bold rapid business
hand, which will scrveGs great Auxiliary in secu-
ring to hi 81 an cNCcllent style of writing.
DAILY LECTURES will be delivered uror the Sci
ence ofAccouns. Commercial Law. Political Econo-
my. Commercial Calculations. Rankir Mercantile
Cnscnms, Commercial Ethics, RailrOndirR. Business
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial
Geography. sc
PENMASSRlP. Practical AID Ornamental willbc
taught in the most cGcctuGl manner By Gc!tlcmeT o
the highest NsicmU tic aud rid
pcnmcn, and we pledge ourselves to impart tn our
patrons to more general excnt than is done at ny
similar Institution, hand writing in every respect
adapted 10 business pursuits. Gcntrmen and Ladies
desiring to qualify themselves for teaching Penman-
ship. will hndamplc facilities at this College
Tho SUIT OF ROOMS occupied bp thl College are
spacious. elegantly furnished and conveniently ar
ranged for pursuing every department OF Mercantile
Education.
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
from the Gcntlcmeu's, and is fitted up in neat an
convenient manner.
Through the extensive hHsincss Acquaintance the
Principals. many Of the Students graduating are
placed In lucrative situations.
N-P Send for n cir MAR bV mnil' Nov 3-lS55,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

VHE subscriber having taken the old stand
of Durham Il Gardner: two doors east ofthe brick
block In Ravenna, intends to continue the BooT SHOE
and LEATHER business in all its branches.
he wilikecp on hand, 10 meet the wants of his Gus
TONERS general assortment in the Bootand Shoe line
ofail Minds ofbOth eastern and home made WORK and
most Kinds of ofLeathcr. LiHipgs. Findings Lasts &c.
Allhome made work willie OF tho hestratrrial that
can be procured; and having engaged The serl ices
Mr. SHAW to do his cutting. who has been en,,ioycd
as cutter in some OF the best establishments in the
country. he he can furnish his custom
ers with any article IN the Boot and shoe line that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west. '-. ....E
Cash, Veal skins and most kinds ofproducc tax in
payment.-March Il. le55-3g-tf. JOnNGlLLIS
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between Abigail and Woodward streets.
Cihcilnnli. Ohm


Cincinnati, Dprcn,horeS. 1855.
DR.. c. w. RoRACE-ucarS Sir: This Wiiccrtif, that
] called on nr. KoBack last Marth.aIG cot some of
his scandinavian RooH Purifier. vi icl has entirely
cured me of complaint OF nine moIths duration: and
resource. called on the above named nr. EalaCk and
he relieved nc of the Neuralgia, petEer ilh weak.
ness in the back. In the OF three weeks nom
III! time hrstarplied to him was able 10 get up and
attend to business nnd safely say that from that
time have cI jo!cd The hest Gf health, Those Who
are suffering from any illness wOu6 Go veil to call on
Dr. EoBAoK, at his estabislmvnt Nc. East Fourth
street. II. e. STEWAHT.
No. II ChcstL ut street.
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TRY. 3
DR. ] G. WILLIS DrnrIsr rnsnnntG,lI,, 4


~ Informs the people Of Portage county, that he has
opened office over ROwel Aitter,s store in, the
westcnd ofthe brick block He will insert hoir sets
oteeth on the atmospheric pressure principle and
tia sets IN the same way in suitable eases Pyotteeth
inserted 5" MS 10 be serviccable and durable Teeth
hed with gold aud tin foil tp preserve them from
future decay. from nfteen TO twenty years Ally ork
done by him will be warranted do good service
WILDE finished In the aighcst style OTthe art will
nlso pay particular attention TO correcting irregulnri
ties In rhildren's teeth and will treat Successfully the
various diseases peculiar 10 the mouth
Extracting done with utmost care and with the lea 81
pain possible. ChorofoTm given in snitabe cnses if
required and with perfect safety. References will bs
give tn individuals who have whole and partial
s,sOfeeth. put up by him for nd With mp Icte
success. Also n those who have now In their mouths
pyottcctb inserted by him six years ago. and which
have not required the least repairs He will also refer
n persons who have teeth perfectly sound vhich
were filled by him from four TO six years ago. He in
ves all who may require the services of Dentist to
give him call bcfnre engaging work; and ensures
thosgpcrsons who mayfavOr him with their patronage,
that mis- charges Will he reasonable and his work wPr
ranted to he perfectly atisfactory. Most kinds OF
farm produce takenin exchanged iorwork. Specimens
oihis wOrK may he seen at his office.
March z. 1S55-3l-tf.
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THE JUNE NUMBER of Harper, commen-
i ccsa new volume. Now is the tune to subscribe
and get your numbers houndnt nALF PRICE. nt tho .
RAVENNA BOON STORE.
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RAvNNABO0K STORE ADv'S.
IgsIgyzz q>HE PRoPRIEToRs take

SCHOOL BASKETS--Reticulc Travel:
- ing, Work. Card, Fruit and Toy Baskets. every
quality Just dfrom the Importer at the
RAVBNNA BOOK STORE.
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FANCY STATIONERY--Letter Papers,
L NorE PAPERS. PLAIN FaNcY ANp EMBOSSED En-.
vELoPs selected with great Far the Retail trade at
the RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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boo. Shoe and Leaiher sto1lree. 1le

BEARLT OPPOSITE THE BANK, RAvEEEA, o.
MIN NHE subscriber has just Tt ceiv. Slaa
NV u ed afreshstoe OF Geltiemen's La. tpiy
Geuts Congress GHiters,
do CobvrE sboes. a' j.. uG44 arI rI.- .'
Several varieties IOdieiand Misses Guiterr,
do do do I'D .' do Buskins ..-
Gents French and common Calf Rools, -
Boys Boots and shoes.
All kinds of work in our line done 10 order. Re-
pairing done on short notice. Also good assortment
Of Leather and Shoe Findings. Mems and Nomen's s
Morocco, French and common Cali Skins, Spanish
and slaughter Soleleather, Oak Ian do, Lasts, Pegs,
ihreud, Shoe hhiis, Brisiles. Tacks, ae.Ac We es-
peeialy invite shoemakeTs In the euun'Ty TO call and
examine OUT stock OF Leather and Findings. and all
who want Boots or Shoes come and get well shOd.
N: b.-hlghest market price will be paid In cash
Tor Beer hides Cafskins and sheep pelis.
RaVenna. May 9th, 1855 3g-y I. W. ENOS.
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Premium iR9as,fCfEpuS ;assl pa
EseCrrGNtySsCS.

V. STAFFER Il CO, respectfully in
IL. vite the public to call ut thcirrco over Baird's
J~wclry Store. Aliens Block, Ravenna. and examine
their specimens upon which they received the first pre-
MUM at the last county lair We Offer the following
why produce better pictures than can
be obtained elsewhere in this county. We have the
largest and most powerful camera in this section of
the state. Our light arranged as not only To give
of the utmost beauty and richness. (rhe want of
We use the genuine chemicals. gard SIS Of Npeise,
and having lad ten years of experience in the art
knew that we can produce better results than the
n ere t!rO Of Il few months practice. Those wishing
good pictures Of cIEscves or fri ends will 3u' IL
their advantage TO cal at and be convinced
that this is the place to get perfect likeness Prices
as low as in any roous -o' good rpUte in Northern
Ohio. Childreu's likCncsscs taken in one or two
seconds. Ne seldom fail to get good likeness Of the
most restless
DAGUERREoTyPEs.-As there are some who still
prefer this style. would ST! that are at all times
prepared ~ take them. ..
tAuTION The public are cautioned against Am.
brol!pes backed up with black lint or vuSush, as
the backiHg will crack eventually aud the picture be-
comes WORTHLESS. All good operators have discarded
this process. we have Eot used il for many months nd
all persuis having pictures put up by us in that way,
are invited to call aud hen they become cracked and
have them made good. Such pict, rec Gun be known
by their having glass over the nattng, the position
OF the setter bcil reversed, and having dun ;ippear-
aHcc AT arms length.
-. ,-'i..r ih' IiarH. u -. It-7. "tr.U.
Oct. lG 1855. L. V. STAFFEk d co.
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Al lie Edinburgh one price, Ready pay Store
HAVING received our foil assortment of

4
UAVING received our foil assortment of
LII Fall and Winter Goods, we Offering induce
merits to those wishing to purchase, as follows:
Fine Dcbace leic; Apaccas. COburgs, Merinos,
Canton cloth, &c., flom 2s upward; good COhurgs
for 95c; Printed Delaincs aid Iasnmtrcs beautiful
sly les for Bic to s.; good plain DCa.S for iGr BEST
LiDsey rIdd offered for the pri, first rate for Is;
striped Shifting for lc and Ia per !ard Canton Flan
nell blcnChed and nbeachcd from He to ls red aud
white Flannel, an qualities, low; best SHILLING Tick
ING in the county; mems Wrappers and Drawers. vary
heavy; mems w"oen Pants aud Couts Goods, all
prices and qualities. rang Eg from zoe To 81 ~: good
Ky Jean for 20c; Ladies' ShaNls Dong and squar,
bay Sttc, Basket. Cashmere, MrrihV, Brocha, nc.
from 81 2j to $l5; black Silk Lastrene and Gro de
Rhine from Zoe to 81 40
White goods, full assortment, prices always suit
Embroidcrt curtain Muslin, fa d 1sr splendid Rib
bcns for Writer furnishing, ladies remember we can
suit you. Linen. Lawn and tambric fandk crchiefs
cheap; Linen Hal Idkrrchiyfs from DC 10 IS: Cambria
and Lawn Handkerchief is plain and embroidered from
llc to IT,; beautiful assOrtmchts Of dress Trimmings;
shilling Calico ut lie. Bear il niLH We sell the best
STILES of Prints at llc-r" hnmbUg inIt-tEose doubt.
H.: viii please cali and examine.
Our clothing tumT rises flIii assNrtucttoC winter
wear, and selling at figures that s.omism those who
are posted.
beaver cloth Over COZ; is for 81; beaver cloth Mon
E ksy Ss'nf nE: ~ nd T ] n Sa .Sr E2fiS SG rsr
from $j To s. %: first rate double over coats Sl@;
WOODEN Paots lcm 81 to $4o5t; being comp!ct" Sc
lection for common fnLcy madcr coats oi varions
styles ranging from g. 80 to SO very low; Vests 81
all kinds, plush, silk, satin and cashmere.
BOOTS AND SHOES
now in, and Notwithstanding tht advance IN leather,
we continue to sell theip low. Mems heavy double
soed Boots. 81 c5; fine hafdo 50 -; calf skin boots
S. g.; Numen's Guamctd bnuts 8 2,; WGmch's
wear Of all Kinds, cLametd goat, calf nd kip boots
aLG buskns, Kid and ot"eF f"nc! styles rafting =
Childrrn's boots and shoes. every thina that cal be
wisRGd for. hats, Caps and McnS. Comforts, d c.,
such as ALI will wait WHEN they are seen. .
CIR EERIEE,
as usual lower than can be bought elsewhere Sugar
lVc Per h tice Gtc: Coffee Sugar l:@r; cru>lcd do
Is; and ever! thing III r"i'orti"H. These thLysare
neither gas nor ,ner,, and for DINO siratiun tie
TACT all that is needed is to call and cNumiIe oar
goods, and we feel satisfied that every hrg will be
foHnu lower than can hc bought elsewhere TIE trade
strHiton and we must bv acOItihuucr Of uur f,rncr
rEorts cOHtiIiur IT, receive HLCri share OF rHhlir
We have teen called bl of our
ncl2hb"rs the one iosr concern IN FGiEburgn."--
that we have to say in reply is, that good single
lorSG pulls Il very good load.
Oct 9 DANIEL " GOSS Il BROS.
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EEAT up TIE RESTITUTION,

Tear up the tract! S,citch cf'!! Anything
but back cf!!! .. ......
A BELDING, having recently returned
n from New York. where he has purchased large
and well selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Per-
fsmery, Liquors, Oils, Paints, Dye
StUfs, Groceries, &c, dc,
prepared to accommodate his customers and the
public generally, with The above named articles on
terms warranted 10 suit. Among his list may be found
every thing usually found IN Drug Store.
He has also on hai.d large assortment of Glass
Ware suited for Physicians usc Shops. &c. Pnrtlcu-
lars are deemed unnecessary. Suffice it to say, that
there many articles which he can furnish to those
wishing to sell again ut rates which will afford fair
profit. Of this list ;hr following are part viz: Su-
gars Teas Cofrers Rice MoIugscs, Syrnps. Lead and
Zinc dry and ground in Oil Vdrushes, ,furpentne etc
Hehas also tn choicest Liquors for Medicinal and Me-
chanical purposes, such Otard Segnettc, Cognac,
Blackberry aud Cherry BraudcS; Madeira. Port, Mall
aga and CIaret Wines; Old Holland Gin: Santa Cruz,
Jamaica and New England Rums; Alcohol. Whiskey,
SchnArrS, L0ndon Porter. Scotch Ale, etc, all of
which shalt be warranted pure. and well calculated for
the purpose for which they viii be sold. Also on hand
all the popular remedies of the day. Among his nstru
ments may be found AmpWtatrg Pocket Gases. Eye
and in flt almost ev"ryt Ing used 10y hy sriaus. As
this rstab Shmeht has nI its Olir the good u the
munlty at large ns well its private Interest, it will be
accessible at all times. both niyh and day. that Phys
clans and Others wishing medicines myy be accomIno-
dated. Also Physicians prescriJ tions put up witht
great care and accuracy. a BELDlNG. NJ D.,
R"Nehna. Junc0. 1856 No6, PhcniX Block.
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MUSICAL ms TRUMENTS = Violns.
w Accordcons. Fmtes Fifps sc. Violin aud Guitar
Strings, Violin Bows, Bridges. Sc. Just opened at
the RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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TEWELRY.-Thos Who wish to buy the
u most fashionable, will find nice lot of Cameo.
NJ )saip and old Stone Work which, will many olh
ct new patterns, make the best assortment ever cred
for selection at RIA BAIRD IL Co
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be It's character. Indigestion nervous eom cpl
leptc nd other dts coughs consumption in It's early
stages sore throat fey aud ugue. asthma,
low spirits, sexual incapbeit., feminine weakness,
picking Of the skin, symptonalc Of paralysis rheu-
matsm, neuTaleia tumor, cancrT. dtahctss, lassude
aud debility diarrhoea ard all Otler diseases Of the
organs of respiration the liver d kidneys, the stOm-
ach. the nerves. the muscular FIBRE are pnerrnRlN
cured hy this prepaTution. lis 10 the nater6s orbi
or seeds of disease what an aikEli is 10 acid; IL
Giralizes them with absopts etrt0Htg, while a
the tine it regulates the scereS'Obs. removes OBJ
struetions from the bow els creates elite. renews
bodily vtgor, nd regenerGtes every anmal function
Such Is the nature, such theC fleets Of nr RobncEs
famous ScANDINAvIAN BLOOD PURFIIR, which. tHko1
in connection with his BLoop PILis, will not only
Ohliterate the most pninful discTsCs, hut prevent
their resurrection, and lcrgthcn lie teItd iis orG
nary span. H
To preventimpnsilior. purchase or y ofrcspeetable
druggists etc.. of regular BCeIts.Ur Of Er Roback,
so e prop rleto and MANI rufacturcr, CiEcinTEti.
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Price If otPu-fcrHSl rcrtcttle .C1 cities fr $5Gl
Pills.2a cents rcr box. boxes for S1.OO.
For sale by Curtis Batch. EaveInG:t sc. r. Her.
mon, Aurora; J. u Srrague. CarrcttsvIl, Parsun d
Root. indhi m; W. J. Dickinson. Ran Go'l J.; Wann
u Wilson, heerfcld: 81 nuldh d Co.. P:lnlra
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HOOK BIN DIN G.

HARPER FOR JUNE-is ready for Gus.
81 toners and subscribers
RAVENNA BOOK STONE.
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NLOCKS, WATCHES AND JRWEL-
I RY--A choice assortment inst received. Watches
and Jewclry repairing h, experienced wort man at
tho RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
Nayeo, 1856
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
Streator, Daily & Co.'S.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WINTER COOL

LAhUL AhAIFA AZ VI FALL AND WIHILh UOODS'
Nv E are now opening the most splendid
w assortment Of elegant Fall Goods to be found
In the eOuEtry, These goods have been purchased nj
unprccedrHtvdly low prees, aud viii be sold cores
poadingly low. To the ladies We would say that We
have most splendid stock OF Dress Goods, consist
ing OF French and plaid MerinOes. plaid DE lsshes
handsome figured Do laiues, all coOTs of fine Persian
TWills, all wool satin striped Rainbow De Laltcs,
Cobers Of all colors and very cheap, good DC bege
for l2s cents per yard the haUdsomest and cheapest
Gnghu ms and Prints can be found at
STREAToR, DAILY d co.'s
ShaIersville Sept. 25, lsJ6
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For S:sIC,
Removal.

THE subscriber wishes to inform his friends
L and the public generally, that he has removed his
store in CamI belts Block to the one lately occupied
by Vim. Gardner. Having purchased MIR. Gardner's
goods, the two stocks row united in one making
the largest and most complete stock of Eastern and
GlfT1n home manufactured Boo1s AND SHoEs i'll the
HAla county, comprising almost every variety Oi
rs style, color and alty usually wanted in this
market, much o. which will be sold to cash paying
customers at cost. Thank ru for past avors he hopes
by diligence aLd fair dealing in business TO merit
continuance Oft the same. ". ID. IURHAM.
Ruvenna. Septembcr 4, ls5O-tf
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NEW GONES

RI EMMA BOOK STORE.
TWENTY PATTERNS WILLOW BASKETS,
i ustrcccired ut tht RAVENNA ROOK STORE.
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m nrn Cnssimere Yeslinn.

BROAD CLOTH, Cashmere, Vesting,
ID Crockery, Hardware Groceries, Sole Leather,
Roots Il Shoes, Cloth for ladies' cloaks and tlmss,
Bats, Cotton yarn, Carpet warp, CarpeiinT, Wall
paper. Window shades, Looking glasses, Hats and
Caps, Bufiulo Rotes, etc, all Of which are marked
down to the low est ossble figures and going like
the wind. Call soon and judge for yourselves.
Sept. %, 1856 STREATOR, DAILY e. CO.
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DED TICKING, brown and blcnched
IL Shceing eau be t0ncht at a very small advance
+; toyc cost al STREATOR, DAILY &, co.