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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
EEOYrid EIITdaa--A Wife AbIlea 10y
Eaer NusD3nd.-sEnvcsf OF

EeT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
tsle Gaze. .ta
G. P. Evin, carpenter, residing on the
North Division, was on Friday arrested and
brought before Police Justices King and
Ward, upon the charge of numbering his
wife. His examination occupied most OF the
day yesterday. The evidence as detailed
shows one of the most diabolical and hard
hearted affairs ever brought to light in this
community. The first witness, Sylvester
Richmond, testified as follows:
81 am u resident of this city; am broth
er of the deceased, and resided with my sis.
ter; last Monday noon my sister. who was
| about twenty years Of age, saw her husband,
the prisoner, go into saloon opposite her
house; she had been trying to stop his drink.
ing, and when she saw him go into the sa-
loon, she went over and asked him to come
home; he became enraged, and the next
thing saw was the door burst open and the
prisoner came in dragging deceased by the
heels, he then let her go, and they had some
words, and blows were interchanged between
them; he then threw her down and put his
knees upon her breast and both hands upon
her throat, saying, 'Pll make you lay still
now, and you'll never follow me again.
Some one came lin as went to put the babe
on the bed, and the prisoner let her up;l told
him II had bullet would put it through
him; he said. You would, would you? II 4
had hundred wives, would kill them all
if they followed me-! When he had her
down choking her, blood came from ber
mouth, her face was black, aud her eyes
started from her head; she wanted me to hel.
her to bed; | did SO, and she staggered as she
went, and could hardly stand, had hare
work to get her to bed; the affray took place
about ten O'Clock Monday afternoon; she
died about five O'Clock the next morning."-
Chicago Times, June o.. s...-s-sG .--
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MARRIED,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Cure After the Phyicians
had Failed,

RrssELvILLE, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1855.
Dr.. c. M. Jackson-Dear sir: We would inform you
that we are ont OF Hollands German Bltters, which
meets with ready sale One -four neighbors has been
uoctering for timo, 1--WE think about two ye ars
rh all the doctors in the country bat all of no aua
He looked as much like dead man going about, az
anything we can compare him to- His disease appear
cd to be an OrcrROpiHg Of the gall With hard pei.
suasion prevailed him to try your Biuers, with
promise that ift did good, we would charge him
nothing for 1t, provided he took six bottles, accor-
ding 10 direction, which he has done, and is now en-.
trey cured, and has become well man. This cure
has created great sale in this neghborhood.
Respectfully, EDWARDS BROWN.
See advertisement. 43-2w
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
A Word to the Democrats OF Port
..tz- age County.

sat=r age County.
The Democratic party of the nation, has
put it's candidate for President and Vice
President in the field. The choice was
made in wisdom and with an eye single to
the triumph Of Democratic principles, and
through that triumph, to the prosperity and
happiness of the American people at large.
Our candidates are eminent and popular
men. Thousands and tens of thousands of
brave, true, Democratic hearts. are beating
high and warm in the good cause. BUcHAN-
AN and BRECKENRIDGE will be triumphantly
elected, as surely as the first Tuesday of No
vember rolls round.
Itmatters not,how Portage coun'y,or even
the State of Ohio goes. They can be elect.
ed without either. Yet there is, notwith.
standing this, high and solemn duty for
the Democracy of old Portage to perform.
As we cherish the principles embodied in
the platform, as we respect ourselves, and
the reputation of our County and State, we
might for the triumph of Democratic princI-
pies in Ohio. This State, can and must be
redeemed. We sincerely believe that the
twenty-three electoral votes of Ohio, will
be cast for BUCHANAN and BREcKENRrDGE.
Our friends in other towns and counties are
already at work. The ball has been put in
motion. Let us not be behind them in the
contest. Let US perform our part Of the
work truly. and nobly.
This is a contest for principles. Eminent
as may be the characters of our gallon
leaders, much as we may admire the recor'
OF their lives, yet the principles of the party
reach far above and beyond them. OuI
weapons in this warfare ore facts and rea
son. We should make no appeals to passion
or prejudice. We should deal with the con
sciences and judgments of our fellow cit
gems. We should rely upon the intelligence
Of the people for vindicaton of our cause
In political controversy, jealousy, hate
and malice are often times the ruling pas
sions. Now, more than at any other pero
of our political history, is thore danger thu
this will be the case. The chief weapo
welded by our opponents, is-agitation.
constitutes their platform, and their rallyin
cry. 1t is the sum and soul Of their exist
ence. In it they "live and move and hav
their being" They will do every thing the
they can do, to excite, disturb and madde
the public mind. The measure Of their SUI
cess will be determined by the degree of pc
litical phrenzy which they can excite.
Let us not follow their example. On II
contrary, let Us nscribe upon our banner Il
eternal principles for which we are fghtin
Let US 60 into the contest like MEN, col
scious of the rectitude of our intentions, tt
justness Of our position and with on UNIV
vering faith in the triumph Of our cause.
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TONES WON'T DO!

They never did DO more than give temporary relief
and they never Will ltis because tney don't touch
bilious diseases is the atmospheric poison called Mas
ma or Malaria. Noutraize this poison by its NATUR
All ANllD lTE, and all disease caused by ii disap-
pears ut Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure Is this
Antidoto TO Malaria, aud moreover it is perfectly
harmless medicine. The certificate of the celebrated
chemist, J. Il. Chiffon, Of New York, to this effect Is
attached to every bottles therefore If it does no good
it can do no harm.
THIS is more than be said of Quinine, Arsenic.
or any tonic in existence their ruinous TO the
constitution and brings on DUMB AGCE, which never
allows person to feel perfectly well for single mo-
ment. In illustration of these ira tbs, annex SOHO
extracts from letter just received from Physicians:
GEORGETOWN, OHIO, March II, 1856.
| JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours of Cd
inst isa hand The cure arrived late last year and
the difficulty in getting any to try 1t was greatly
increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was growing In avorw the public,
being better Than taking Qulnine-not knowing pre-
that the remedy they used to escape taking Qui-
nine, contained the DSUG ITSELF.
! This remedy, tknown as "Smith's Tonc,') would
inyaribly BREAK an ague, but 1t did not CURE as
woud often return with renewed vigor This one cir
Gums tance deemed IN your fAvor, if could insti-
tute test COMPARISON between it ard your CURE.
Three persons took your "Curc,'' all Of which were
cases of "Qrodlan Intermittent Fcvor," of many
weeks standing. They had tried Qunne, and other
| remedies, occasionally missing chill, butit was, (as
in all cascs slowly wearing them out: and laying IL
foundation Of other and severe maladies Ibid sue
coed in eiTectng radical of all three OF
these cases with your remedy, dhey have not had
chill Since In all three of these the ssSmith's
Toni, had been used, and would, us before stated
break, the chill but after period two it would re-
i turn. ... .#-
think there will be no difficulty now in giving to
your Cure" the vantage ground ofhny other edy
now in use here. &c. WILLIAM BUCKNER, Nj D. a
bHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTT
DOTE TO MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in
existence, is equally certain as PREVENTIVE, as
"CURE." Take it when you feel the chilis com Ing
on, and you will never have single one.
JAS. A. RHODES, Propretr Providence, RI.
Wholesale Agents, st. Louis, Ii. BLAKSLEY; Chi.
caga, BARCLAY BROS. And for sale by Druggists
generally.
J For sale by TluMGLnAUdH g. JENNINGS, sole agents
for Ravenna, OHIO.
Crittcndon and Knowlton, Franklin, J. Beldin,
. and CO., RANDOLPH, J. ii. Spraguc, Garrettsve, ]
w. Foster, Mantua, C. & G. r. Harmon, Aurora
Grow & Harmon, New ton Falls.
3j-ly. III. r.. ..-.g.z.. -..'.H
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Power and PIundcr.

The governing sentiment of political
party can be ascer,ained by the speeches
and writings of lis leaders. This is surely
a just rule. Taking this mode of deciding
the question, there can be but one verdict in
regard to The motives and purposes of the
Black Republicans. Power is the primary
object with them-the good Of the country
is only secondary. They will climb to pow
er even il it be over the ruins of the repub
lie,
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The Voice Of the People.

Never before has the nomination of can.
dates for President and Vice President been
received by the masses of the people with
greater enthusiasm. Every village and city
in the land seems to be full of rejoicing.
Tkere is not Democratic Journal in the
whole country but has raised the Buchanan
flag, while hundreds of whig papers and
leading whig politicians have also enlisted
under the same banner and are ready to do
battle for the Democracy. The Democrat,
ic, is the only Union party now in the field.
The old whig organization is djsbanded.-
It's great principles are no longer in issue ;
many of its gallant leaders are dead, others
are TO day lighting shoulder to shoulder with
the friends of BUCHANAN and BRECKENRIDGE
The issue presented is plain and positive
on one side is the Democratic Union party
on the other is the Northern Sectional party
In contest like this, it is easy TO see wher'
Union National Wings will go.
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Rcpublican Convention

PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
The Republican Convention assembled
at Musical Fund Hall, at IL o'clock. /
All the delegates have already reported
themselves, and were called to order at hall
past eleven O'clock. Honorable Robert
Emmett occupien the Chair. The Kansas
delegation were received with cheers,
Mr.. Emmet, on taking the chair, said be
had been for fifty years connected with the
Democratic party, and until that party haC
left the only platform upon which he coulC
stand. He admired Buchanan as man
but politically he was deadly hostile to hin
and the platform uponwhich he stood.
..aa- r. PHILADELPHIA, June l6
The Ohio delegates met this afternoon
and took an informal ballot. which stoo'
Chase, "a; Mclean, "a; Fremont TO-
Fremont will probably be nominated.
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Z This JAMES BUCHANAN was once one of
the most rpmpant g Federalisis" in the land
aud is said to have declared that II she
thought he had a drop Of Democratic hood tn
his veins he ,pould let 1t out" by skilful re-
sort to phlebotomy Portage Democrat = /
We are sorry that the Democrat should
circulate such silly slander. The same
story has been repeated "a thousand times
and contradicted as many. Il tits untrue, and
the Democrat knew 1t 10 be so. whenit wal
published il. that paper, Mr.. BucHAHAs
never entertained any such views nor did .ht
ever utter such sentiment.
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DoIur his Duty.

Col. SUMNER, underth direction of Gov.
SHANNON and the President is doing his duty
nobly. His troops are in the field and he
stands at their head. He has already dis
persed several armed bands. The "Missou-
ri Ruffians" are being driven out Of the Ter
rito.y, and peace and quiet will soon smile
upon the people of Kansas.
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o. The Collins Steamship Company,
warned by the fate of the Pacific, are think
lug or fitting out the Adriatic as complete
floating IigLt-house, emitting o flight which
not only cannot be mistaken. by other ges-
sells at whatever distance, but will illuminate
the ship track for several miles ahead, and
render On approaching vessel, an ieebnrg or
any other obstruction almost as yisible as
MONDAY,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention re-assembled at four
o'clock, and reports of committees being an
nounced as first in order the committee on
organization reported the following officers
President, Henry Lane, of Ind; Vice
President, A H Morrow, o: Me; II Carpen-
ter, of Va; BabcoCk, of R I: John R King,
N Y; John RittneE OF, Pa; F F Cubb, uf lnd;
G d Blackett, of Ky; J Beard. of Ind; h
S Bingham, of Mich; Jacob Begian, of ID C;
7 L Pomcroy, of Kansas; H E Bennett, Of
Nebraska; A Tuck, OF N II; c. F Adams,
of Mass; G Cleveland, of Conn; ] G Horn.
blower, OF N J; s Barr, OF Del; Rye, OF Va;
r p SpauIding, of o; w Archer, Of Ill;
w D Mcknight, of Wis; P Springer, OF
Iowa; F p Folger, OF Cal, and twenty four
| Secretaries
| A committee Of three was appointed to
conduct the President to the chair.
E. G. Spauding, OF New York, from com.
mittee on credentials, also reported in favor
of calling on States by bolloting, to report
the vote of each State to cast three times
its electoral vote, but not to cast, in any in
stance, more votes than she had absolute
Representatives.. Kansas WAS to be allow
| ed to vote as an electoral State. The report
was adopted.
The President said the subject was not
alluded IT,, but the Republicans were will
! ing to abide by the will Of the majority.
Calls were then made for Raymond, Viii
son, Pomcroy, and others, but none of then
answered. .........
A motion was then made that Wilson b.
invited to address the Convention.
Wilson not being present, Caleb B Smith
by invitation, addressed the assembly on tn
patonalily OF the Republican party.
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EVERY. PERSON READ THIS
oa G. A r, ID

BoSTWlCK Il BEATTY: for a thousand reasons
have concluded TO close their books the 4h of Jul
next, and oeXtend crod to person after that timC
We have tried the credit system and know wbat u is
We know its adv lntages and particularly its disadvar
ges, and now We are going to try the cash and read
pay, or ready produce system, believing that it b.
done here rs well as in many other places we RNi
the courage TO make the experiment, and we wisn 0.
have it distinctly understood through this card that WI
do not trust after tho fourth of july next SO that vi
may not have the unpleasant duty perform of refus
ing some of our old and we'll tried customers.
We believe the ready pay system to be the only tru
method of doing business and hence beterin the en-
for both buyer and seller. .,7 b ral .,.:.sqeE r
Under the credit system, those who always pay dowl
for their goods either in cash produce, must
pay extra profit to the me reliant to enable him Il
sustain the losses aud the expense of doing credi
business. Every reasoning mind must see at once
that the put from ten to twelve per
more on his goods, when he is obliged to give Ion
credits, and take long notes (writen on parchment
Tor pay We propose therefore to give the benefit
this extra profit To- the man who pays down for hi
goo ds. and all whOwi come to us with tho ready pa
will find our assertions true they are judges of good
and prices. a''
Ano store debt is the hardest in tho world to pn,
wheatle time comes to pay upitis all gone for som.
thing else. Therefore we advise all those who wish
keep out of debt to raise the cash or produce and con
to us to trade; you will find that You have not only
| we'd money. but you VIII owe no merchant.
1 Tho true policyis, pay as you go.
4 B0STWICK & BEATTY.
sWchope all our old customers will help us carryc
4 thisnew principle. We will sell our goods ut such
tiat yon will see at once the great sayingit win
1 to you to pay down. a,
Ravennf, June 13, 1855. ~ hs$"ft z4s3w5 \
|
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Or On the day Of Mr., Buchanan's nomi-
nation the Presbyterian Church in Washing
ton was struck by lightning. - Exchange.
And the Republican. party was struck
with conformation,
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

-.Es CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
I,r. SHELDON l. KELLOGG, of Hamilton.
cp, HENRY f. SEDAN, of Hamilton.
81. DAVID CLARK. Of Montgomery.
arm. ISAAC Fl. THOMAS, Of DLrke.
5TU. EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams.
eTu, MICHAEL Fl, DAVIS, of Clormont.
7Tu. WILLIAM CROSSEN, of Warren.
SIN, WILLIAM kERSHNER. of Clark.
,pru. GEORGE Z. SENEY, of Seneca.
1SrH. LEVI DUNCAN, of Jackson.
llTu, ALFRED McFElGH, of Fairfield
lsTH. JACOB SLYH, of Franklin.
I3YH. JOHN TIFFT, er Huron.
IlrH. JOnN C. MYERS, Of Ashland.
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, Of Coshocton.
lSrn. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD, of Morgan.
Urn. BENJAMIN +. SPRlGCS, of EoDle.
18TH. ALPHONS0 HART, of Portage.
10TH. HENRY II. DODGE. of Cuyahoga.
9GrH. GEORGE G. GILLETr, of AshtabulG.
9lsr. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison.
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Philadelphia Republican, Conven
ton. a'.
PHlLApELrH1A, June II.

. IHILADELFHIA, JuHO TT
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Wilmot,
which was adopted, providing for the oP-
pointment of committee of one from each
state and territory by the delegates to report
platform, and that no ballotting shall be
had until platform is reported, and that
resolutions on the subject be referred to the
committee without debate. The following
are in the committee on platform:
JP Criltenden, Mich; J p Dupress, Ind;
J p Howell, Iowa; Jno r King, Y; J
r Giddings, Ohio; ] J Potter, Wis; G S
Brown, III; A Alexander Ramsey, OF Mime.
sofa; G Blakely, OF Ky. a.s- a.
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Or More than one thousand barrels o
eggs are daily received at New York.
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Another Remarkable Cure OF
~ ~. @ ScFOfWisa. gs .fl ,sal


Messrs, Bennett & Beers, Richmcnd:
Gentiem en:--Your carter's Spanish Mixture
performed remarkable cure In the person of q {,
Want man, afflicted with ScroAia in the very VII
form. SO bad had he become, that his eyes were !
tirely closed, and had been so for more than year
As alast resort, as everything else had failed. it
resolved to try the mixture. We administered ~
cording 10 directions, and wonderfulto say, peFt
cure has been effected: lam satisfied that no medif
equals Spanish Mixture'' purifier ON
blood. It's creating Qaiteah excitement here II
sells very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
..iEt lat Yours truly, X. $. BRoADDuSl
For sale by l. .Swift, and,C Hatch, Rayenna; WI,
& Wilson, Deerfeld: d. Bostwick, Edinburgh; J.fI
Cone, rankin Mills; CD @. r., Harmon. Aurfk,
o: L. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root, Winding
al Depiersi in Medicines everywhefe.s . II
Ravenna, June 5, 1855, 43-iml
WILLOW WARE--WILIow WAcdl
w Willow CAns with Patent Leather tops,
without; Willow Chairs, Cradles. Knife Trays, n
for sale at the lowest figures at the 1. Z. ss, III
TWENTY Patterns WILLow BAsKi
i justreceived at the RAvENNA BOOK SToRl /
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DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Fol
HE OHIO.
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7se5esaSS~ DR.. TUBES will be at the Prentiss Hou,
VkY Thursday and Friday until 3o'clock r !
3D. and fourth of July.
See advertise mont in another column. ~ ieH
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENNON Jr., Belmont
ALEXANDER II. MILLER, ,Butier
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1855.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN
OF PENNSYLVANIA,

ss.s FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECkEN<lDGE
OF KENTUCKY.
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TWENTY Patterns Willow BAsKf
i justreeeived at the RAvENNA BOOK sToRl
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2a SEVENTEENTH BALLOT. 10
On this ballot the Ohio vote was cast
unanimously for Buchanan. Ohio Patriot.
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boo% Binaing.--Too many valuable doeu-
ments and literary publications are permitted
tobe lost and destroyed, when they could all
be preserved by having them bound. Mr.
Taylor, in the Post Office building. is prepared
at short notice 10 rcbind old books to enclose
in neat and substantial binding all kinds Of
Magazines. Periodicals, &c. Persons having
work TO do can depend Ga having it promptly
done, and On moderate terms. Call and see
his style Of work.
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III he saDset-Let the policy OF Mr.. Blu
chanau administration be what It may. the
course Of Mr.. Jackson. a. tie New York Store
viii b. the same it has been, lie will sell
goods cheaper, aud supply the demand better
dian any other house in the city. lie ROW
specially invites the attention Of purchasers
to his stock Of fall anI winter goods, for both
ladies and sentlemcn's wear. His late arrivals
arc superior in style and fabric, and will be
sold al his usual low prices for cash. No
mistake -ca,l ard see
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NINcFSNEs, A. JLEe p 1853
Prof J. Woou i You are about 1, ra3n4Iarfur
ma vend your recently discovered lair Restorative
wi" state for whomsoever it may concern that
have tor several years been in the abit OF Us her
Hair Restoratses, and thar nI yours vastly superb
to any other know Il entirely cle4nses the mead
danaruh, and with months proper use Will re-
an nrrs ar'a - a. - ~
sna texture giving it healthy soft and "
and all this Without dis culorn the AIS that
ply it. the dress which it drops would there.
tore recommend ITS use 20 every DESTROYS OF hay
ing fine cu!cr and texture of hair
Respectfully yours,
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Sz'-lt IS reported that the old liners OF
this cry give ball on Friday night to the
upper crust Of the party, and, on Saturday
evening, torch-light procession for the
puteh and Irish, TO commemorate their late
victory Ia eiceting Mr., Buchanan. The lat
ter class viii NOT be permitted to associate
with gentlemen in the ball but they will be
used to swell the crowd in night procession.
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1 4 and IN - complete assortment # COOKING AID
pARLoE STOVES. fr coal CT weed. TX ANA Ten plate
Stoves frpfa the best Cincinnati uavtsa aai Eastern
Ia aaiae.o-.es, ever brought 10 b5lhaea1
lis has also fan assortment at plain ali !aYanned
Tuware, ar wholesalcan retail Stove Trimmings. Ho-
l3w-Warc. Brass an3 E1amaled Ware, Sugar Kettles
Sal Irons. pa- Irons. >klllets AMI ills, 81.
Ta Roaan-, tSa.sr a1l >gou;.n-. made an put up
order IS uzaa4-
Js5 W,rk & AZ sials lone ~ experienced workman.
Tae HI CHEST p-les sI fer ~! i-aa brass. csrucr
IN cxahau-e.
Al th-ss in van i t5s al re articles VIII ani i: to
th>r Ine.as: t. Ga. W. Naia >trvst. before par
chasing WM. II LEFEyRE
Rishmcui octob-r ?, 1855. at
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{ HAHLEs v uITSEY.

j. Scld at IA Market street, -, Louis Mo- 3l6
Broadway. New York, ana by all Druggists every
where Nj kinds OF family patent medicines tor
establishment. ia Narte- stree. = louis.
IL eodIn Eirhmonl BY all tae Paqala. Druggists
also, throug hout the world
AErii l.. ISIS. ISt
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~ Read Poe & Holiingsworth's addi-
tons to their Real Estate advertisement in an
other column.
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or SO much as will be necessary to pay the
on the frs, Monday in January next. 1857.
Given under my hand, this 7th day Of
BENJAMIN L. MARTIN. A. w. C.