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NEAI UP TIE INSTITUTION.

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A BHDlNG, having recently returned
"A from New.York, where he has purchased large
and well selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Per-
fume,y liquors, Oils Pants, Dye b
Slvbs, Groceries, dc, DC, Z,
prepared tn accommodate his customers ana tue
public generally. with he above namcd articles on
terms warranted to suit Among his list may be found
every thirr usually found III Drug store.
He has also hard large assortmeht OF Glass
lars are deemed unnecessary Suffice ii to- say, that
there are many articles which he can furnish to those
wishing to sell again at rates which will afford far
profit OF this list she following are Il part VIZ Su;
gars. Teas CutTers, Rice Monsses, Syr@ps Lead ana
Zine dry and ground in Oil VLrESes, ,furpentlhc ETC.
has also tn choicest tquors for ediriha ana Me-
chancal purposes. such as Othrd- SugnhttH, Go2nac,
Blackberry and: berry Brardits; Nadeira, Port NAL
nsa and Clarei W ines: Old Holland Git: Santa Cruz,
jamaica and New England Rnms; Alcohol, Niiskey,
Srhnaprs. London Porter. Scotch Ale, etc, an oil
which shall be warranted pure aud "ed cacn'htth l"T
the purose for which they viii be sold Ais" on hahd
all The popular remedies 1.-The day. Among his ihstru'
mcnts may be found Amputatirg Pocket Cases, Eye
AMI Ear Specul ms. Fprccps Of every description;
and in factanost nyer>tIpg used i! Physicians. As
this ht It's oir Tile good "f The com
munty at large wclhns private interest 1t will be
accessible at al times, boih night and day mat Fhl
clans and others wishing medicines maybe aetomino-
dated. Also Physicians prescrif ti"ns put up with
great care and accuracy. a BE'.DlHG. NJ. D., "a
Rnvenna, June9 ., 1876 No i. Ph1niX Block.
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rival OF New Goods.
Lost.

.1s,.t .t..-s. grst I4Ostv 4, no tG@1tff 7 b
"A Gold Bracelet with Cameo setting. Jon
II the night OF the cath OF August between the house
of F. w. seymourand that of Z. sphulding, ESQ =
the store Of II. &. DAY, No. 2 Phoenix Block.
September II, 1861
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What Every Body Expected :!

"a, .--{sY a. i seems, bas discovered that it did
SAA1SA24y not carry ballast enough even to nayi'
in the s'stormn excited by its own bombast. and
has taken the path and went the dry-dock of0b!l
WON. That the scattered frag cis OF the craft have
been taken to patch the stock of the "RGrtHRd Be06
Store,n its 'FINANCIAL MEMBER having UamoSt u
ranch
HATCH ever mindful ofthe wishes and interests
of the public, and knowing that something neao in the
Book and STATIONERY line would be expected by the
people of Portage County, is now receiving direct
fom New York large and carefully selected assort.
ment of Standard school and Miscellaneous Books OF
& sizes and every style of binding and fLish, EENcl'
ops Cap Lettcra Note Paper, of every variety! al
80 Toys Water Paints, Brushes, Pens, Pencils; il'
deed, every thing usually keltin To! and Book
Store.
His books were bought at large discount for CASH
behaving no ''fnGRCiai partncr'' to withdraW he
pays high rents, hires no fast Young mem iol
clerks, butts determined TO give ispatrons the behe'
fl OF his ecouimoca ARA gements
That lie does this will be proved to the satisfaction
Ofall those who patronizc HATCH = BOOk Slohb
May 90, 1886. IN haVehna'
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OITR BOOK TABLE.

' OUR BOOK TABLE. 80 /
NKw PunLIcATioNs REauLARLT REeElvED AND Ap.
S.LAp yoR TuE SoclAL-By an Epieure.
=. SALAD FOR THE SOLiTARY-B! the author u ~ ~SaiAu
for the Sucial.n . =, - ,,,,,..
A DrrrxsE or AMERICAN PoLIcY-Ry q r whitney.
CHRISTINE, OR WoAAN's TRIALS AMI AhiV -
LauTn Curtiss. 49,. :.
MAJOR JoNEs SKErcHEs OF TskvEL-Being an ae-
count of his tour from Geofgiato cannon ,,,,..,
REpREsENrA4lvE WoNrS-Ry the author oil : flush
Times.n go, ... ..--
WoopHILL. or the ways of Providence. |
My FlEsI SEAsoS-bS 6ca;riet keyholds'
lust opened at tho RANENNA BOOK STORE. o
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BOOK BINDIN G..

THE JUNE NUMBER o. Harper, commell-
1 cesa new volume Now is the time TO subscribe
and retyour numbers bounda at HALF PRICE, ~ tht
-.r. .RAVENNA BOOK STOKE.
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CURE OF MALIGNANT LUMBAR AgscEss. ,

CURE OF MALIGNANT LUMBAR ABscEsS.
No man knows the amount of suffer-
ing | have endured for several years Tast. My
complaint was first a Tad condition Of the stomach,
which gave me tic Pihs AT the end OF year hao
tw large gatherings sores come oGtDear my efoh,
covering space as large as MY hand lhty d,schaT.
ged sometimes pint Of matter dog; no one tEouehs
| could hyc-ail the doctors in this county Know my
case and have given me medicine, butHoBe of them
cured me. tlien commenced using patent melieihes;
but with no good effect. In January, IsS5, 1 trea
am ready TO show my ars-aEd prove TO any sltha-
ted as was, that their salvation lestswitk tIcCom-
fHN fsiened7 er PATRICK HEEEEYy
Officer of the Auburn Penicntiarl; vel! known 10
Col L. Lewis, DR.. I. Briggs, DR.. J. Morris, end
w " RAPID CURE OF sCRoFULA.a
Mr. Geo L. Cloush, Portrait and Landscape Paint
er of Auburn, gives the following voluntary eettif-
| NV boy aged six years, has for a long time been
troubled with ymptons of scrofua. have employ
ed several Physicians and used many different medi-
elnes without cpf the ease. But as the disease be-
came more manifest. nearly closing eye, became
much alarmed, and looked about in eaIhestior sone>
thing to cure my boy Knowing PERSONAL the pros
remedy, and state publicly wlat deem an uldela'
bic fact thatpo bottles Of that medicine has entirely
cured my boy. have s9eemin talkng Of ms SnrS
lily cases OF Eryspetas, Serefata SsN
Rheum, Ccnker, Ulecraticn Of TIE Mouth, Throat
I StCmach, and in bronchitis. lfcei great confidence
| ''''- ''F'T E1V37F' TO INVALlDS. 4. NJ 100
This Compound contains as a great healin gelencr
a Conn 0und Fluid ETtTGct of Badch Drop or Cancer
Root so long knoHnto the Indiana never fai)iEg 8
cure for Scroflss Consumption, Hunors otthe Blood
and for Chronic lnamatton; and is now for the fir q
time given to the public Iii secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to Physicians. We only
ask trial Our medicine stands uIop itsy oTx
merits alone.
CATION Zach bottlehe. .eafHer will bear the ia
smiie of P. v. X. Coventry Cos the large sale all
realy reached renders itimpossblet0 to give written
4 signature to each bottle waaintended. BUY Of re-
liable Dealers For sale by all dealersfn medicine,
al per bottle or six bottles for SIS, and at WHOLE
sale by NJ Ward, Close Co.. New York.
p. ". r. COVENTRY & CO :, Sole Proprietors,
Ravenna, Mach 60. Is5G-Cm. Auburn, N. Y.
| Agents for RuveDna. i. SWIFT, and "A. .FRELDlEG,
i q, General Agent. GAYLORD G. Co., Cleveland.
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NRNTINEL.

The SESTikEL Is published every Thurs
Cay merhips, At RaEenna, Portage county ,ohio'py
HART q sOMRRViLLE.
Oaiee nm Msin,st.sNo g. PhonIx Block, third story.
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NAPS--For MEN and BOYS--An end
~ less variety. among which may be found Mems
Congress caps Tsatinl Jockeys, Drab Embroidered a
fancy article; Boys Straw Caps in fact, every thing
that can be imagined in the Cap line.
~ MAY y .'r.... j. L. GhEEN'
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RfRDCAGES--A nice and cheap article
- ate2 HATcH,s Drug Store.
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CTRAW GOODS--Men and Boys Pam
~ ANA, Leghorn. Dunstable, Pearl. Pedal Oahloh
Also Misses FLATS, ef every description. Aiso,
Children,s TURPANS and HATS, of different STYLES,
and a heautifll article, NAYS ]. u. GhEEN.
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T ETTER WRITERS--Canfi find anything
Ii they want in the way of nice lap LITTER, COM
4rRcIAL NorE, PLAIN AND EMBossED NOTE pArERs,
RAVENNA' BOOK STORE
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Slaa wis.

QIRD CAGES--A nice and cheap article
- st f1s HATGB's Drug Store.
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NANCY STATIONERY--Letter Papers,
l. Norn PApEKs PLNN Fancy AND EMBOSSED En-
yEBops selected with great far the Retail lrqde at
III. RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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MUSICAL ms rRUMENTS = Viotins.
ll Accordeons Flutes Fifes, &C. NtQHnau Guitar
Strings, Violin Bows, Bridges, &c, ius opened at
Inc RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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rrRMa,nr SUBSCRIPTION.
RATEs on ADVERTISING.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.


Having purchased new JOB PRESS, and added a
large lot fnewtypeio our already extensive sssor
ment of job materials within the pasi year, are
now prepared TO execute in style that cannot be
passedby any Office in this section of country.
BooKs,n1 K. BoNps, LABELs, CiRoUL LARs,
CkRDsshnvi DRAFTS, REcEIPTs, NoTEs,
PosrERs, BILBs, CHECKS, MAEiFgsTs,
BLANks, ~ BILL HEADs. Ball Tickets, DEEDS,
-,ouPR0GRAAMES, PAMPHLETS,
And insh0rt, every description of Plain and Decora-
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WILLOW WARE--WILLow WAGONS,
w WILLOW CABS wlth Patent Leather tops, ana
without; Willow Chairs, Cradles. Knife Trays &c,
w. RA EMMA BOOK STORE.
TWENTY Patterns Willow Baskets
us.rnceiyed nj the RAVENNA BOOK STOKE.
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COFT HATS--A superb article of SOFT
tSI,at MayS 1T. GREEN,
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NRAB BEAVER HATS.---The warm
IL weather is coming and drab Beav just suit.
ed 10 the season-an excellent can be o6inea
nj No 3, PhsniX Block. y, u, uhEE.N.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JRWEL-
J RY-A choice assortment inst etved- Watches
and Jewelry repairing by experienced work man at
the HAVANA Booh eiohH'
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THr Ian JrDeE RocKwEtL-rhc members Of the Brook.
Ign Iar held a meeting Ia the Governors rooui, City
Ha YESTERDAY for the purpose Of taking appropriate
sae Judge Of The Supreme Court second judicial district
On motion a. Y. y. werng Esq, Hon. Nathan H. Morse
was called 70 the chair, and John C. smith, Esq, was
appointed Secretary. Tae eharn .rlade sppro
priate introductory remarks and addresses were made
by ex Judge Dikeman and N. Y. Wsrng Eco. a com
nistee consisting OF Messrs. Sansay, Dkeman, lott
Syooncr and Csnpbel, was sppcisted 10 dram resolu
sions and the following were presented -
whereas The Allvise Dispenser of human events has
removed from amongst the meridian Of his he aud
In the midst OF his usefulness, the Hon WliaT Rockwell
Justice the Supreme Court for this district Therefore,
We the members she Bar Of the second judicial dis
srict here assembled esove, that though wc bow with
submeson 70 this decrss yet express cur heartfelt
s,rrow at the rrcpsrsb loss imposes upon 1ls family,
che community, the profession and the bench.
Resolved That we condDe with his family on this,
Their bereavement and belier them our hesrueh sym.
patty.
Resolved That the deceased by career OF integrity
and ability at the bar District Attorney or Kings
county aud in Other official poyments had deser sedy
won his way 10 the bench, q which he was an erna
the time u his deceaee that for rreproaclabc
morals, 1rmness and freedagn from all improper
bias the besch tie has left example worthy ofim
tssson by bt@ succcssorf.
Resolved, That original breadth and strength OF
dcrstnnding, Ia the power OF logical analysis and dis-
elimination, aDi in the apprehension Of the prnc
yie Ehich the turned aud depended the dstin
guished chsracterstcs of the legal and judicial mind
Judge Rockwell has rarely been surpassed and has few
any superors at the bar upon the bench which he
adorned
Resolved That We attend his funeral in a body. and
eosr the usral badge % mourning Tor thirty days
Resolved, IhaI The oEcers Of this meeting transmit
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egree was treason thus 70 pass appropriation piiis'
Let them stand on their merits. ..
Mr.. WARNER, (dem) OF Ca, malnulred mat Inero -
no power in Congress 30 pass on the vaoy Oh ING
OF Kansas-that II was for the JUDICIARY 70 90 30 -
Mr.. Shermans amepanent was sSoptea ny 90 asans'
40, when the committee rose
PRINTING THE PACIFIC RAILROAD REPORT.
Ten thousand extra copies OF the Re )or OF the CON-
mttee on the Pacific Railroad ordered to be printed
The House then teok recess tll seven +. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. TAIHoTr, (tem.) Of KY. ayowed his confidence III
The democracy characerixng the Know Nothing aud re-
publican parties revolutionary and antagoRistc TO tEo
best interests ef the country,
Mr.. DowDXr, (dern.) cf Ala, euogized State rgnts
doctrines remedy for the evils resulting from ent-
slavery anFicsm. He preferred thst the whole slavery
nsutusion,te abolished at blow hra its boundaries
prescribed by legislative act he edvscated tne acqui
sition OF Cuba.
Mr. warrNxY. * ny OF N. Y, entered into an argr
ment TO show that Roman hierarchy claim supremacy
over TIRE civil of every country, yet for TINS there
are-spologsts and advocates in Congress
Mr. CRAlGE (deri OF N G., asked what practical cgls-
Easn the Anne cen party proposed against Catkoics2
Mr WHITNEY replied none ut present, but they wish TO
weu,d reach the evil He ccntended that The Papa
power and religious liberty aud he spread
m intelligence therefore ought not TO be encouraged
o Z poiti al esement.
Mr. BuRyFrr (dcm) Of Ky, said, in his Judgment tho
republican Srrty was purely sectional and successful
and the Uu,sa On the heads of members who formed
the Congressional Aid SOCIETY," Including Aessrs. Banks
and Mace rests the responsibility OF all acts Of outrage in
kansas. pSe republicans do not desire the bleeding
wounds oishat Territory 10 be healed They want TO
keep thea open ol political excitement North. Nobody
liev the. the Know Nchings preferred Fremont to Blu
chuuau.
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Police Int, iligcncc.

MrRpvpors ASSAULT UPoS wiFE-Mrs. Ann Schwartz
wife Of Joseph schwartz residing at 81 Goerck street.
found yesterday morning In her apartments inscnsble
from wouns upon her head. supposed to have been in
fic,ed by her husband, who is missing The Thirteenth
ward police convey ed her 10 the station house. where che
attended by lr. kmbark, who, afterwards, had her
conveyed to the New YoiS Hospital. The injuries she
has received, will, IL Is supposed, her death
Schwartz Is German, about 80 years OF age, OF small
statue and wore black coat black hat, and checked
shrt He to have moved shortly with his family 10
Philadelphia. The lolce are In search OF him. The
cacse tho assault upon the not ascertain
Cd, she being still nscnsibc.
Ronmny by 4 tEMAtg Mary Goa was arrested yes
terday charged with robbng Bernard Judge residing
No 40 Greenwich street, OF sos, while the two
together Saturday night, in disrepuablc house in
Worth She committed by Justice Osborne for
trial
ARRrsr or ALLEGED DrsoRDxRrIEs.-John Betrie James
Stewart several Others entered the public house Of
Thomas Brooks, No. IS Lspenard street, Sunday
night and commenced conducting themselves, II Is
charged, ia a very disordery manner, insulting others
who we're present and tro wing chairs and other fur
niture about the They were nuay expelled, and
reaching the street commenced eight which result
of tho arrest CT the two above named by officers smith
and weylau, OF the Fiflh ward police The prisoners
locked up Tor tho night by order OF Justice Welsh,
Ing spite Of tho efforts Of several their associates
10 procure Their release. Yet they held 10 bail Ia
$500 EACH for their future good behavior. The gang
threaten 10 toss the magistrate when an opportunity
oilers.
CHARGE o. RKcxrvING STOLEN GooDs-Thomas lane
Junk shcpxeeper at 81 Governor street. yesterday
arrested, charged with having feoncously received
copper Bulge pump valued $50 which had been stolen
from Mr. Henry laiarge, OF IL Warren place. Lane,
Aeng questioned, denied all knowledge Of the pump
but search being made II found up sixteen
pieces slowed away In oi Of his premises aud covered
up with rubbish. lie was taken before Justice welsh
and held 10 bail 10 the charge at the General
Sessions The person who stole the pump V yet at large
acknowledgements. -of1cer John Galegan, OF the
reserved corps q this city arrested the Fort Hamilton
burglars and not the Brooklyn, as stated yesterday
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PILL AnEIPHIA hrQcK RQARn.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA July %, 1855.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania state SIS, 50; Reading Rail-
road 49, Morris Canal hs; Long Island Railroad, 1871;
Ponbsy lvania Railroad, 40
NEW ORLEANS. July 26 1856.
Receipts OF cotton during the week S0t bales against
Aetc the corresponding week last year Freights 10
Liverpool 7.l6d Market very dull, and quotations al
most nominal
Cotton-Receipts for the week 100 bales; same week
Inst year, 5000 bales. No foreign export Crop pros
poets unchanged.
OswEGo, July 2s-6 r. NJ.
Flour steady Sales 500 barrels at 81 37h for choice
Cans 81 extra do. and So % for fancy do.
Grain dull. Canal freghts steady. Flour Soc, whea
l2l,c. and Ice New York Lake imports today
l. l3S barrels -four; IL 2T0 bushels OF wheat 1900
bushels OF corn. Canal exports-l,7T5 barrels o. Hour
7s,640 bushels OF wheat; 10, 200 bushels Of corn
BUtFuo, July 2s-6 p. VI.
Flour--Unchangcd and in limited supply. Sales 300
bbls at s6 SO % for good 20 choice Illinois, and 81 so
80 SO for extra OHIO. Wheat-ln moderate demand
sales 10, 900 bushels at 81 o5 81 10 for grown Mchi
gan and white Illinois, 20 arrive private terms
Corn nrmer. Sales so 90 bushels AT 46c i1c. Dat,
dull and quiet Rye ditto. Canal freights 10 sc for
and lie. tor wheat u New York. Receipts tor the IS
hours ending at to-day--2,5A bblA flour, 52I3
bushels WHEAT 81 $50 ishes corn, and 900 bushels
oats Canal ExportslS,025 bushels wheat 80 9si bush
els corn, G,300 bushels oats
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Gov. Gardeners Letter Of Acceptance.
pos-.a, f,lu % 1876

Gov Gardners letter OF acceptance OF re nomination
by tho American party will appear IA the Bee tomorrow
morutpg. He adheros TO the Springfield platform unre
sery,ily and cont,pues believe that both the main
IDEAS Of the Springfield platform woud be recognized in
the administration Col Fremont and that both would
be mfexiby opposed by that OF Mr.. Buchanan, and
the contest being, in the judgment of Gov. Gardner
..seely these two gentlemen, shah support the
so.er lie concludes, by ssuring the Convention that
elected his ooal action for the past two years shall
Se a faithful index Of the FUTURE
Governor GardGrs letter is cal sueted to concate the
irsends Of Colonel Fremont and there is doubt but
tat the entire Fremont vote Of the State will be thrown
i favor OF the election OF Governor Gardner.
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The Weather.

BALTIMORE July 2s 1855.
Ahcavy rain storm prevailed here this afternoon for
about an hour. !. Is still cloudy
PHILADELPHIA July %, 1855.
There Indications OF approaching storm here
thin afternoon, but it has apparently blown over.
HARRISBURG July %, 1850.
II commenced raining here this evening, and still con.
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The Disaster to the Empire state.

FALL RIVER, July %, 1856.
Two Of the injured have died since yesterday,
Aking eleven deaths thus far. Of the eleven others
who were injured, is thought four only will
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The Queen and the Yellow Sest.-rhc
Wess'oin Professor refeea Abundance q he Queen
levo because h. yerv vest bat even this defect n
would have been overlooked had he Sorn IN appn-
PIRATE hat. His stove pipr article was Offensive hs
should have ordered one Of those artslcaly finished
dt apenux the production of which KNOX so famous
orthsas Broadway and Fulton street., and court
etiquette id haye Welded.
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cory Of these resolutions the family VI the
and also to the General Term OF the supreme court
for this district
Additional addresses were made by Aessss. Latt
Spooner and Sanxay, when the resolutions adopt
and The meeting adjourned.
The County Court Judge Morris, being IN session. -
journed out of respect 10 the memory II deceased
The flag the City Hall was esrlaycd at hat mast.
The funeral tosk place from tho residence Of deooased
IN New Utrecht yesterday ssernoon ara Attended os
members of us bar, the Mayor and Aldermen ADD nrry
citizens. He was buried ~ Greenwood Cemetery
SdN STguo1-A colosvd man, well known as 'c)ld
NICK, residing IN Jamaica, prcstrated by tho neat
On sunday and died ia consequence.
BarHNes-Nne boys arrested yesterday id bath
ing in Tie river Ehey brought ecforc Justice
Smith Wno dee ming them exc1sabe in CONSEQUENCE Of
the heat, discharged them. T.
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HR DooLiTTLE WILL REMOVE HlS OFFICE ON
- - "a, " Aas@ " !. ghuA aSsaue, AL JAMS s9lvL
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cARPETTNGs AND UPuOa.yTERY.

A RTOSfsIIMENT AMI sDNTRATIoNi
~ " excited by the Beauty ~ the English CARPETS AMI
Lowness Of the Price
Charged FOR them, ., the well known Establishment OF
HIRAM ANDERSON. ~ BOwERy
Call and feast your cycs the superb Royal
Medallion Nelvcts
Ial eSa5, EisSseis, 4s4ee Piy, igsra.n, As., &C.
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years years and entirely and fresh stock %
csps descriptions shade size color and
material that be made be found AT FORD SCOTS
establishment of broadway and Fulton street.
Call, examine, and be convinced oil the fact.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE July 81 1855.
The Southern mail Of Tuesday last is received from all
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The PfanO.-The Greatest Improvement Ii
j. c. FISCHEh'S improved circular scale panoforte;
wareroorn opposite Broadway theatre. Manu-
factory Twenty and Ninth New YorK.
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Pianos and MelOdc0ns.-The Horace Waters
pianos and meodeons 20 be found at 1893
Pianos and rent allowed purchases Tor
monthly second hand pianos from $50 70
$li0; melodeons from $40 to sl35.
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DrugRists', p runners nnd Fancy Goods
dealers through the country will find the balm OF thousand
the saleable article In the market w. r. fEr
RID A CO., Franklin square, New York For sale by
all druggs and fancy goods dealers in New York For per
Tuning the breath and beauty the complexion.
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The CntaTrh Doctor, q. Howard Marshall,
whose wonderful still the 81 Nicholas Hotel
New York, but viii leave Thursday afternoon 2s2
hours from . 10 T.. NJ. Consultation free.
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Marsh & Co.'S superior Shout,

men, and children Also, silk elastic stockings ~
yaricosc veins Instruments for all physical drormes made
% order and warranted ONCE, No "a Maiden lane, New
York.