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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-31
Tinrc For Action.

Every sensible American must be tired OF
reading continual protests against indigni-
ties and outrages TO which American citi.
zens and commerce nre subjected all over
the world. And it is wellknowI1 that these
insults injuries are either committed by petty
English authorities, or by nations and peo.
pie that look to England for backing and
support. The latest offence of this kind
occurred at Hong Kong. in China, of which
an account will be given in another col.
umn. 1t will be found in o letter from con
sui at that port. Every rule Of public law
was violated in that case. An American
ship was forcibly boarded by band of black
rascals calling themselves British police,
and seaman taken out Of the vessel who
was in irons for mutiny. Capt Nichols, of
the vessel, was then fined for assault and
battery in endeavofihg, to enforce order on
his vessel, and was threatened with imprs-
onment if he did not pay the fine. The
court imposing the fine had no jurisdiction of
the case. Our consul protested, and was
insulted. The mutinous. seaman was dis,
charged from his confined; and a mean spir-
tied American who happened to be part
owner of the vessel, paid the illegal fine.
Now the result OF this Outrage we suppose
will be that our government will protest, de-
mand reparation, negotiate for year or two
secure in the some trifing apology, which
will be followed Immediately by some 9TH
er outrage aud Insult equally degrading and
insolent.
A little action would do more good than
years of negotiation. The present admins.
tratiun has tripd ocJion once with ocod Of
feet at Greytown, and it set things right
in that part of the world fer some months.-
That town claimed British protection while
plundering our commerce, anI on American
ship laid in ashes. The English never in.
terlered in the matter. The action needed
now is TO send home the British minister
who was lately engaged in violating our neu
trallty laws. A few firm measures OF tha
Kind would put an end to these repeated
wrongs.-PoSt.
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FAILURE AGAIN.

o. E.. DAGGETT, who was expected to
speak at the Town Hall, last Friday evening,
failed to come, much to the disappointment
Of many Of our citizens. The arrangements
for the lecture of both GILES and DAeGETT
were made by MIR. WHARTON, Editor of the
Massillon Ne,cs, and the blame rests with
him or the lecturers, we are unable to soy
which. II the people throughout the West,
would depend more upon home material for
their public literary addresses, there would
be fewer disappointments, and equal if not
greater satisfaction.
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Grape Culturc I'M Ohio.

There are at present, within short dis
tance Of Cincinnati. 1900 acres under cGit-
vaton, and of them, about 800 t, 900 acres
are in bearing condition. The average
yield per acre is variously estimated. Par
ticular spots, under favorable circumstances,
have produced as high as 1000 to 1900 gal
Ions of wine to the acre. A fair average
will be about 400 gallons. which, allowing
there to be 1000 acres in bearing, will pro-
duce 4O0.O 900 gallons of wine. This, at an
average of $l,25 per gallon, amounts to half
a million of dollars in value.--O Ohio Medi-
cal and Surgical Journal.
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CINCINNATI, January 28.--A stampede OF
slaves from the border Counties of Kentucky,
took place last night. The whereabouts Of
several having been discovered here, officers,
at noon to-day, proceeded to make arrests.
Upon approaching the house where the
slave were secreted, the latter fred, wound
ing two or three spectators. but not serious
~. One female slave, finding escape ina
possible, cut the throats Of her children,
killing one instantly and severely wcundihg
two Others. Six Of the fugitiyes were ap-
pretended, but eight are said to hive esca-
ped.
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A sephaIcre Forty : Eight Miles

:
The bones Of six thousand 1rishmen and
Chinese line the road from AsPinwall to
Panama. Set this down TO the credit OF
"msn's inhumanity to man, to the Almigh-
ty Dollar" TO "Yankee enterprise" or to
what you will, call 1t mercantile, diaboli-
cal or an astrological fact; it isundoubtedly
true. But the road is built; the continent
is spanned, and our onward march, our 'man-
fest destiny" has made another denonstra-
ton. We may as we'll look at the entire
pile Of grim CHASTITY facts all at once, Us to
pick out the gloriication alone, and sink the
CORY reality. The road is facti and the
gulf that swallowed up the human life is an
other; the sinews that toiled to build the
structure seem to have been disiined to as
ignoble an end OF Falstaff's ragged regi-
ment, or the British before Sebastopol-
"food for powder" As great undertaking.
there is no internal or external improvement
of modern times TO be compared to il. II
is very easy to think OF to speak of, or to
even build forty-eight miles of railroad in
most countries. The first forty-eight miles
of railroad from Boston TO Azores, in a
straight line, could, be built nearly as readi-
y and as chenply as this was. One unmit-
igated swamp almost completely impussa-
BILE, except for creatures that have wings
or witchcraft to assist them, has been tho
ground that they had to build the superstruc-
ture on. A part Of it was admantine rock,
hills of granite. did but little in the way
of examination, except to ride over the road,
and look at its various stopping places. AS
the train passed, the ground shook on all
sides like sea Of jelly covered with great
blanket Of gu'ta percha, with large ele-
phant walking over it. After cutting away
the timber and underground, earth and grav.
el were carted on until the foundation SEEM
ed TO be solid enough to lay the sleepers.-
The streams, cutters and ravines were SC
numerous that there are six hundred bridges
on the road from one point the other. Some
of these are several hundred feet long. But
a mere description and piling up the stats
tics do not give IN idea Of this gigantic un'
dertaking.
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SEVEN CRIMINALS coHDEnHED. TO n
HUSs.-fhs YszOO City ChiiSs.) Bonar,
ssys;L"Seyeh Of the criminals tried IN Che
Circuit Court. now in session in this city,
have been convicted Of murder-the three
negroes for tho murder of Pritchard; Cotton,
for the murder of Smith; Lynch, for the MUIR
der Of Wright; Kent, for the murder Of
James, aud last, that demon in human shape,
BovArd, for the murder Of his wife. They
are all condemned to be hung"
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or During the cold snap Of last week,
two "fast" young men got in the morning
train for Portland, Me-, on the Boston and
Maine Railroad; and refused to pay the fare,
cas- tents,) defying the conductor to do his
worst. During temporary delay, caused
by the snow, the conductor had them arres.
ted, taken before magistrate, fined $40
and costs, making about $l3 each, and sent
to prison in default of payment.-all in less
thon two hours!
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Cleveland and MallOning Rail
Road Company.

At the annual meeting of the Stockhold.
ers Of this Company, held at Cleveland last
week, the following were reelected Drec-
tors for the ensuing year:
JACOB PERKINS, DUDLEY BALDWIN,
DAVID TOP, R. w. CUNNINGHAM,
CHARLES SMITH, JAMES MAGEE,
FREDERICK KINsMAN.
Ata subsequent meeting OF the Directors,
JACOB PERKINs.was chosen President; REU-
BEN HrrcHcocK, Vice President; g. CHARLES
RHODES, Secretary.-W r. Chronicle.
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or The Albany, N. Y, Knickerbocker,
says that the pfopretors Of the Troy Horse
boat have, in the most publc-spirited manner,
offered their noble vessel to the government
to 60 in pursuit of tillibusters who are at
present located in the Bay Of New York
The Secretary objects. He don't say that
the boat will founder; but he fears the horse
might
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WAsHrHeToN, January 2s.-Mr. letters
plurality resolution was tabled this after
noon BY the combined vote Of Messrs. Orr
and Fuiler's supporters, togther with the
votes Of Messrs. Campbell Of Ohio, Moore.
1Harrison and Wheeler. Mr.. Barclay was
the only Democrat voting against tabIihg
the resolution. %
That the English mission has been ten
aered 70 George M. Dallas il iudisputable.
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SILKS, SILKS-Ladies in want of silk
~ dressgoods, can be suited by calling at Day's
No2 Phenix Block as our assortment is now full and
complete in every respect. Just call and look at them
they are perfect beauties, ard selling cheap ut
Oct 10, 1855 IL L'DAY,S
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WASHINGTON, January 90.

As Mr.. Horace Greedy was leaving the
Capital; this afternoon, he was attaked by
Mr. Rust Of Arkansas, who with his fist in,
ficted several blows on his head, and after
wards when Mr.. Greedy was approaching
the National Hotel, Mr.. Rust struck him a
severe blow on the arm with stick. The
assault is presumed to be in consequence OF
structures in Mr.. Greeley's Washington let.
ter in Mondays Tribune, of Mr.. Rust's pro-
position in the House requesting candida ties
for the Speakership to withdraw from the
contest.
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IN PROBATE COURT OF PORTAGE
COUNTY, OHIO.

Stephen Miller and
Daniel Hartzel,
Guardians, &c,
Alvira Hartzel, Petition 10 sell land: e, FL
Anne Hartze,
Jackson Hartzel, q
Mary Hartzel, and a9r
James Hartzel,
IN pursuance of an order Of sale issued from the Pro-
bate Court of Portage county ohioand to directed
and delivered We will offer at public sale, Friday,
the Goth day of February, 1885, between the hours
Of ten O'Clock M, and four O'Clock NJ Of said day,
Real Estate-beng No II in the 4 division Of lots In
Palmyra, Portage county Ohio :Negnning at stone
planted In the west line of said io0 chainsnDuth of
the northwest corner of said lot N0ll, Eom Nhih a
Beech witness tree Is inches in diameter bears S,
distant links thence east 40 chains and 42 links TO
stone planted in the easn9 of said lot Is chains south
Of the OF said lots thence As min
10 chains and fifty links 10 stone marked on the top
thence west 40 chains 81 links to stone mark H,
planted in the west line OF said orom which beech
witness tree is = inchesin diameter distant -
links: thence 30 mnW 10 chains and fifty links TO the
place of beginning, containing 70 93-l0O acres. n Il
Also land In lot No l3 In the 9TH division Of lots In
Palmyra, ,beginningat stone marked on the top Il,
south the northwest corner Of said lot thence west
chain is 410 links to stone marked H, from which
beech witness tree inches In diameter bears SO
deg distant 90 inks thence N so degrees west l6
beech witness tree IS inches In bears 35d deg
distant 44k links thence east chain and Is 0,l0
links to stone marked H, In the west line of lot No
II In the 9Th division Of lots In said Palmyra thence
SOm 16 chains md g links along the westline Of
acres Said interest being the whole Of said preseas
subiectto tho widows dover January 81, 1886.
STEPHEN MILLER, and
:. y. y DANIEL HARRTzEas z lsl v. u
~ sslhsoA y p' q. -, Suefdsns 80.
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or Dir. HARVEY CHAMBERLIN. died
very suddenly yesterday afternoon at his
residence, about two miles Northwest of
the village. So far as we know, he was per-
fectly well only few hours before his death.
He was ene of our best citizens. The de-
ceased was sixty-one years Of age.
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FIRE IN HuDsoE. Last Sunday evening
the Cheese Ware House Of l. Z. Dow, at
the Depot in Hudson, was entirely consum-
ed by fire. We learn there was but little
cheese in store, and that the building was
insured. span Of horses, which were sta
bled in barn adjoining the Ware House,
were burned.
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0<r We are informed by J. s. HERRrck.
Hon. Secretary Of the Cosmopolitan Art As.
sociation, that the drawing for the distribu-
ton of prizes has been postponed to the osth
dsyof February. He will receive subscrip-
tions until the 25th OF February.
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NEBRAsKA.-There is quite an excitement
in the Nebraska legislature on the subject Of
banks. A letter writer says quite number
of the members seem resolved to vote them
selves each bank. and supply the Territory
right Speedily with paper money.
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FRIGHT Full RAvAers OF THE SMALL Pc,

FRIGHTFUL RAvAGEs OF THE SMALL PoX.
1--WE learn that this dread disease has be-
comesepidemic at Prattsvills, Green county,
N. Y, and it has ragged there SO violently
that strangers have been prohibited from
passing through the village. Nearly every
inhabitant of the village was or had been
down with the disease. Every business
place was closed.--Albany Journal.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY

Is now offered all those having unsettled accounts to
call and settle, we have The time and disposition to
attend to them promptly. We hope all win feel per
feetly free come, shall attend to those who
have balance against with much pleas"re il
tho Boot was on the other foot"
PRENTISS, HOPKINS & co.
NJ B. "Interests allowed on deposts'' and charged
on all accounts Of over one years standing.
Ian. Ii lR5G.
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OF The Spring term of the Franklin
Seminary under the charge Of J. X. Pickett,
will commence on Thursday, the 10th Of
February. This school is in houriShing
condition and offers rare inducements to
those who desire to attend Seminary.
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Also avery pretty assortment Of cashmere and eTt.
entail scarfs Ladies in want ofRny ofthe above, wou
do well to look at our stock, before purchasing eise
where, rs We th * they cannot fail 10 be suited eihe
in price, style or qualify. Oct tl2 HLDAY.
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SPIRITUAL MEETING.

WARREN CHASE of Wisconsin, will lee.
ture at the Universulist Church, In Ravenna
on Sunday next, at half past ten o'clock A.
:. M, on the Harmonial Philosophy.
Ravenna, Jan. %, 1866.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that an application will be
made to His Excel'y. S. p. Chase, Governor Of the
State Of Ohio, for the pardon of Henry johnson,
who was convicted of Burglary, at the October term
of the Court of Common Pleas, of Portage County,
Ohio, A. d. 1854, and at the term, sentenced to
the Penentary of this State for the period Of
from and after Oct. II, 1854. w. Nj. SHOOK.
January Ia. 1856 QA-3M.
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or The Legislature Of Maine has re-.
pealed the law ofthe last session prohibit-
ing the State courts from naturalizing sli,
ems. "
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FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell on reasonable
i terms, his Foundry in Garrettsville, Portage
County, Ohio. It is an Iron Foundry, and large 9.
nough to do casting of ploughs, stoyes &c, &c. All
patterns, machinery and furniture will be sold with
it. There is chance for bargain.
Gafrettsyllle, Jan. "A, 1856. JOHN M. TLLDEN.
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or John Mullholland, an old citizen,
was found dead. short distance out of War,
.rentob, n. Ca few dsyssg a.8i
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or A Ball will be given by the members
Of the Dancing School in Ravenna, on Fri
day evening, the 9th of February. See ad-
vertisement.
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STRABISMUS, Cataract, Pterygium Sta
~ phyoma, and in fact all instruments for operating
ON the eye, for sale ut BELDING's
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|. SWlFT'S ADv'S.

COUGH REMEDIES.-Hall's BaIsam,
Jaynes do, Sellers cough Syrup, Lococks Pulmonic
Waters, Wyncoops Iceland Pectoral, Bfants P1lpio-
nary Balsam, Mitchells Syrup lpecac, Hives Syrup,
Wild cherry, Ginseng Panacea. Halls cough Remedy,
Rogers liverwort and Tar Fauikner'5 Elixir Denigs
cough Balsam, FoIgers olosOraih, C5d Liver OH,
JacGsors Syrup, &c, &c., at
Nov. II, 1855. Swifl's Drug Store.
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& Or "Massa, NASSAU exclaimed slave
on the appearance Of snow in New Orleans,
sit am raining cotton"
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NOTICE.
rnnnnr. aafh. Iaaa-IoHN H

January 25th, 1s56.-yoHN H.
81 BoSTwICK & CO., request al those who have
unsstlled accounts with them, 10 call and settle before
the first Of March. fhe Rnsiposs Of the old arm mus
raise the cash. win observe This very reasonable
Oueat.-January 81, 1855.
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or The Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
sehtatives yesterday, by vote of 10 to 80.
ordered to second reading bill repeating
the Liquor Law Of that State.
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or The Ohio Legislature Is doing CON-
psfs,ively nothing, Of any public interest.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given, that Levona Hunt, has
been duly appointed and qualified, as Administrative
on the estate of ]. l.. Hunt deceased, late Of Gar
rettsvillo, in the Comfy of Portage Dec. 81 1858.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Portage county and
Stats Of Ohio. .-
Lyman p. Gilbert, PltR.) Petition to forsclose a
against Mortgage.
John F. Bush, Def't. }
The defendant will take notice, that an action has
been commenced in this Court upon Petition of the
above named Plaintiff against the above named De-
fendnn for the foreclosure Of mortgage, bearing date
the goth day Of August 85iexecuted by the said John
F. Bush to Francis Lewis, who duly assigned the
to tho said Lyman p. Gilbert; which said nortgaged
premises are situated in the township OF Windham, in
said county OF Portage and State of Ohio, bounded
follows: on the South, by Samuel Woods Land, the
East by land belonging to Hovey Allen, on the North
by highway running East and West and West by high
way running North and South, and is part ofo mum
bcr 10 in said township of Windham. That tho defend
ant is required to file his answer in this by the
ond day Of February, 1885, said Petition will be taken
Us confessed [23~6J s. .STKa WIDER, PHI. Atty.
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ATicket viii admit a Lady and Gentleman to the
concert and enttle the holder to share in the above
Gifts, to be distributed.
Single Tiekets-I Dollars IL for 10 Dollars; % for
25 Dollars, and so for 40 Dollars.
Agents wanted In every town in the county, TO sell
Tickets. Willis & ALCORN.
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d or The Ohio Legislature has rejected
q bill abolishing capital punishment.
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+, w, SEYMOUR,S ADV'S,
EW GOOD s


II w. SEYMOUR is now receiving a
j. large variety Of goods suitable for spring and
summer, which he Offers al reduced prices The fol.
lowing Goods were boughtat very low figures snd viii
be sold at small profit He would invite bis friends
aud customers call and examine his new goods be-
fore making their purchases elsewhere: Dress goods,
- lawns, berSges, tissues, berage delains, gihg.
hams at Is per yd figured lawns, black dress silks
widths, few patterns fancy dress silks at Is per yard
ribbonsa nice lot Of bonnet ribbons and all widths
velvet fancy goods, carpets hats aud caps, boots and
shoes, linen coats, wall paper, sheetng, broad cloths,
fancy easslmeres and fancy vestings, shawls, large
variety OF boBnets, ofa kinds, hardware, groceries
and croekery, at Pw SEYMOUR's.
NEW RAISINS-Box and Cnsk, received
lN this day at F.W. SKYNouRs.
June Is.
1900 PoUNDs-New s c%$ Cd s.Esd1,. Fish at
NEW PICKEREL, Mackerel and Trout
Nat F.W. SEYAorRs.
COFT STRAW BONNETS-A few more
DSon Straw Bonnets, received BY expre.s-if you
want one call soon, as there are buta few left.
June Is. r. W. SEYMOUR.
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Ravenna Gift Concert (!

no be given in Ravenna, on the Evening
l. of the 22d Of February, 1856.
Tho following Gifts will be distributed among tiekS
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THE AJAX COOKING.STO Z
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. Hardman,

Physician TO Salem Lung Institul4
Formerly PLY ysican to Cincinnati Marine Hospitsil
Will be at 8.
RAvESNA-PreLtlss House, January 25.
AKRoS-Empire House, January %. "A
YorNGsrowH--AansionH House, January eer
JEFEERsos-A merican House, Fed. r.
AsHTABGLA-FebTuary 2. sH
CASroN-FranklinH House, Feb.s. rsass#
Acknowledgement House, Feb. g.. ssa,at
WOOsTER-Exchauge Hotel, Feb. I. sE
MILLERsBuRGn-FebruarsS 8.
NEW CASTLE, Pa.,-JaR. n. y53
mERcER-Jan. 10. s fsttl4 3 -
MEADvILLE, Pa.-January 81 and Ee.
ER:E-JaSnary "a. z
ROCHESTER, Pa.--fan.9. sas
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A. BELDING, M. d.
DAVID JENNINGS ESTATE.

Physician and Surgeon. once No. 6, Pheni1 Block
over bis Drug slore.-Rayenna, Jan. Q, 1856.
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QONNETS, BONNETS-Just opened 1
- choice lot of Bonnets consisting In part silk boh
nets, brilliant and Chenee bonnets. Cheneillc are
Fancy bonnets, Cbeneille and Soft Straw bonnetA
styles suited to the Also beautiful OF
Bonnet Trimming, Dress Trimming, Lining Silks and
Rouches. at Fl L DAY'S;s
Sept. "a. No. Phoenix Llock.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition
N will be presented 20 The Commissioners OF Port
age Co.. at their March term, A. d. 1856, praying that
road laid in the township Of Paris, Portage county,
known. by beginning al the school house near Elijah
Hawley's on The road leading from Palmyra 10 New.
ton Falls then running East between lots No "a "a
and los No. % aud IS I'LL within about 81 rods Of tho
East line Of Paris heE varying TO the South about 90
deRrees-thst so much Of said road be changed that
part which varied 10 the sonth 20 degrees be yacald
and the road established the line between lots No.
% IS to the East line Of ParsPars, Jan. 10, 1885,
25w3 WIN. N. SUTTON, Petitioner.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
lN seriber has been appointed and qualified as ES-
eeutor the estate OF David Jennings late Of Raven
Jan,y 10, 1856 [95w3',, LEWIS 4. JENNINGS.
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II ARGE EARRIvAL SHAWLSILA

IL large invoieejust received, consisting of Ging'm
ana double Bro-ha,s aud Cashmeres ofnew and beau.
iful les, also he assortmehtof heavy wool Long
Shawls combining warlnth and bsGuty. All as cheap
as can be desired.
Sert Of PRENTiSS. HOPKINS & CO.
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SPECULUMS of every description, silvet
- and gum elastic Cathctcrs, Hedges ond and short
OOst. Forceps, blunt Hooks orators Tcnsil instru
ments, Trocars, Thumb and Spring Lanees, Lance
Blades &c. at BELDISG's