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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-14


0T A maiden laidy, suspecting that her
female servant was regaling her beau nPonf
the cold mutton of the lar DER, called Betty
and inquirede ii she did not hear some one
speaking with her down stairs. "0h, MOI
ma'am replied the girl, Ill was only msi
singing a psalm 'You may amuse your
self, Betty. replied the maiden, with psalmsJ
but let us have no hims. Betty. I'have "
great objection to hima F,s
or well, Jane. this is a queer worldr
said a cara sposa to his wife, at breakfast
the other morning. "A sect Of woman phi-s
lesophers have just sprung up
Indeed said Jane, "ahd what do they
hold!'
'1'he strangest thing in nature said hes
their tonguesI'
or In this rugged WORLD men allow
passions to destroy their happfkess, and again
instances are not wanting to show how thAfs
happiness. once lost. may be regaafed w
simply subduing the will, and allowing reas
son and judgment to control the mas.
| Or Codrington. the new commander 81
the British forces in the Crimea, never ameIt
powder till the battle Of the Alma. Heis 80
years Of age. NJ
or When our desires are flled 70 lhls /.
very letter. we always fnd some mistakess
which renders them anything but uhst We: \
expected. sss !. 4 stssa
o. II you want u know The may e tLs 4
penitentiary, follow III man ~ho bslieysas
that ths'world owes him ! living y
or A man who Il rot ashgme9 q kiin
self need not Be- ashamsd of bic earl ssnals
fion. n
or An Aohess manlis beliessd eilhobl
IN 0ath, for his rspusstioni awssss - Hid.
OF Old clothes Iook best NJ dAsr uerl
o. n country papsr dupaIau = sus
scribers, ssys:-- 4SEs I
'Sufsr little sums q cone into =, 5ot.ee
such issour iacopAs.
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Anlrsiinp Storg.
ssssvsf ~ THE
d TE@gLY sURPRz8Gs
~ aiai9st s%y OR
THE STUDENTS VANCOUVER.
BY W. GREENWOOD COOPER.

And Relgln ln1a3 I'f1# gatheredthcre,
Hcr beauty and Aet Nsiity, and bright
The lamps sS9nc o sef fair women and brave men
And when Music atNse with its yolupiuous swell,
Son eyes lock fdye to eyes viii Ii spake again,
And ali went merry as a marriage bell.-ByRoN.
Evening arrived, and with it came the
busting incident to the assembling of the
invited guests; and the spacious parlors
were filed to their utmost capacity. The
sBARps" were in attendance and discoursed
most eloquent music, that charmed the sen.
ses Of the gay throng; and all went pass.
ingly on.
Our country friends had not yet made
their appearance. and Cora, alone, of all
the rest. was there to welcome visitors
Cabs, barouches, omnbusses, and the whole
list Of vehicles, had, sometime previously
emptied their contents before the mansion.
We find Fred and his cousin in an upper
part Of the mansion, attending to the duties
OF the toilette. The former is somewhat
enraged OF Josh, because he seems deter.
mined 10 appear before the elite.of the city
in such habiliaments as he expected to
wear.
'Gosh!' was the reply ELECTED from him
do ser think you'll look better 'an ms2
Why, i tell you, I'm goin' to cut dash
tonight, case my swaller tails and alps got
tew do it. You needn't think, case you've
got on 4 shiny coat, you can cum your tan.
terums ever me. No you can't no how you
can fix fix. I'll bet all I've got, all Iye
ever had. and all ! ever spect to git, that the
winning critters I'll all fall rite strate,
!, s,ker.slaPerty slsp.dab-inter luy with me, as
soon as they clap their blessed eyes on me
--eh!'
'You country fool! You will hawve
them All lawfing at you. How wediculous
you appeaws Besides, were you the onaw
Of i splendwid swuit, you would not appeaw
fawcinating. You awe unpwepossessing.
decidedly, and you will not be, eh fayowite
with them aftaw ALL
.Jist hold on, will yer, Mister Fredi I'm
starting; when git my har combed and the
bars lie scattered overit. I'lklook kinder
scrumptioug, sennyho@.'
Ths hair tonic was applied, and his bushy
head gave evidence Of the fact that he had
wasted the sstuffs considerably, is not more
Inruhning the comb through his hair, the
greater portion Of the liquid streamed from
itapon the floor. He turned 10 Fred ant
ask him.
sWopldn't youliks to have some Of the
stuf On your wooll.. 1T
sWool. exclaimed Fred, with disgust, and
approaching Josh, the slanderer, with the
purpose, no doubt, Of inaicting punishmenl
upon him; his path proved too slippery, ane
he measursd his length upon the chamber
floor: Z sss. sss a Y
Gosh all fFelocll, exclaimed .consing
] q n stopped 70 raiss Fred from his faller
position. = berleye he's IN the same q,
that cousing Cora was ii. when she kindel
swonsred away, Eke. Come, here, git up,
ensrsated Josh sthe company I'll have III
the sport t. themselves saas I hear ZEN
y sAyln like ~ l'natur, dug. III IN
4 Byths assistance or Josh. Fred msnag
8 sdto regain bis Ieet; and 70 harm being don,
q - Ri - WI n Sfs tss ,s. a.ssf
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The forms callmy own
Have vanished, one by one,
The loved ones the dear ones have ell passed away
Their merry forms have hown,
Their gontle voices gone,
I've nothing left but Old Dog Tray.
CHoRus-old Dog Tray, &c,
When thoughts recall the past,
His eyes are me east,
know that he feels all my breaking heart ould say
And though he cannot speak,
Ivainly, vainly seek,
better friend than Old Dog Tray,
CHuRus-old Dog Tray, &c,
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Old Dog Tray.

The morn Of life is past,
And evenings como at last,
1t brings me dream OF once happy day.
OF many forms I've seen,
Upon the village green,
Sporting with my Old Dog Tray.
CHoRus-old Dog Tray was ever faithful,
Grief could not drive him away
He was gentle, he was kind,
You'll never, never ind
A better friend than Old Dog Tray.
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CHAPTER V.


By no one was the separation more to be re-
GREETED than by Cora Rawdon; and when
George Lemon pressed her hand at parting
a tear stood in her eye, but was brushed has.
tily away yet not before it was noticed by
her admirer; who regarded it as proof
of reciprocated attachment; for he had long
before professed an ardent esteem for her,
and until now had considered the matter
hopeless. Her parting words were cherish.
ed, and her parting request that he might
call frequently, was gratefully remember
ed. H a g s"H
And Senorita Georgina Celestina Alta
verde-the hasty Fred had been so impetu-
Gus, that the all-important question had
been actually popped as he arose from
his knee SO elated, that, in the delirium Of
his joy. he hugged the hat-stand affectionate.
ly, mistaking it for the divine form Of his
betrothed. - ~
Mr.. Forbes was quite taken with Grace
Danvers; indeed, twas quite evident thai
two sacrifices had been offered upon the al.
tar of Love, for at parting it was observed
that
/ 'when the heartfeeis mos, s,the iipsmovs not,
And the eye speaks thegentle good bye.'
But Of our inventive genius, Josh Hank.
ins, Gilids Henry Hankins, the Yale Col.
| legas ora te.-runor had reuorted that the
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Caterpiliars, In immense quantities, infest Nor
folk and the surrounding country
The most profound metaphysician of the arc
Sir VIM. Hamilton, died In Edinburg ON the 9Th In
slant. "
Ex-Postmaster Kendall, tried at New ORLEANS
dlctment. "Ao M
L. MsGarreh has been sentenced at wbee,;,o
Va, ~ pay nne OF $50, and be imprisoned y,
DAYS, ior biting Oft the nose of Denim y
M Murdoch. the tragedan, was taken m, an AZ.
stage q Chicago, on Wednesday night last '4e
The Fairfield s. c., Herald has reliable infor
nation that the whole delegation from Tenna.s or
"wlneannah wiz go for Douglass. first and last
Inc snow is melting away from the wh,,o
10. oanssans Mts Adams and Jefferson has;. ' 70
soe aaons has clear white cres. "Asnins'
,hs G,, snnss constitutions from peunsvlv.n,. %
:, amounted TO si0l7 'sAf ena'ng May
York ~ ~ beef Is on the decline In the New
pss ewt. last week, 'A''sh heaf'y - cents
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FAMILY PHYSIC.--There has long ex-
u listed public demand for an effective Purgat1ve
Pill which could be relied sure and perfectly
safe in its operation. This has been prepared
that desired purpose and extensive trial of its vr
tues has sonclusivsly shown with what success it
complishes the purpose designed 1t il easy to make
physical Pill but easy to make the best of all
PMs-one which should have none of the objections,
but all the advantages of every other. This has been
attempted here, and with what success would re.
spectfully submit the public decision 1t has been
Unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost
ry purgatve medicine acrimonious and irritating
to the bowels. This is not. Many of them produce
much gripping pain and revulsion in the system to
than c0unterbalance the good to be derived from
them. These Pills produce NO irritation or pain,
less it arises from previously existing obstruction
arrangement in the bowels Being purely vegetable,
harm arise from their in any quantity; but
it is better that any medicine should be taken judi
clously. Minute directions for their in the
raj diseasesto which they applicable given
the box. Among the complaints which have been
speedily cured by them we may mention Liver Com
plant In its various forms of Jsundice, Indigest
languer, and Loss of Appetite, Lstlsssness Irrita
bilitr, Bilious Headache Bilious Fever, Fever and
Ague Pain in the Side and Loins for in truth. all
these but the consequence of diseased action OF
the liver. As an aperient, they afford prompt and
Humors, Scrofula and Scurvy, Colds, with soreness
of the body, Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in
short, any and every case where purgative 10 re-
They have also produced some singularly success-
full cures in RheumatAm, Gout. Dropsey, Gravel
Erysipelss. Pslpitation OF the Heart fains in The
ken in the spring of the year. to purify the blood and
prepare the system for the change of An
casonal dose stimulates the stomach into healthy
tion and restores the appetite and yieor They purify
the blood and by their stnuiant action on the crcu.
latory system the strength of the body and
restore the wasted diseased energies of the whole
organism. Hence an occasional dose 10 advantage
Gus oven though serious arrangement exists but
unnecessary dosing should be carried too far
every purgstive medicine reduces the strength when
taken to excess. The thousand In which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves the of every body
and it is confidently believed this pill will answefa
better purpose than any thing which has hitherto
once known the public will no longer doubt what
remedy to employ when in need Of cathartic med
icine.
Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take, and
being purely vegetable, harm can arise from their
use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see the wrapper on the
Box. Prepared by
DR.. JAMES C. AVER, Practical
~ and Analytical Chemist. Lowell, Mass
Price Is cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81
Sold by PURCELL. LADD CO., Richmond,
and by all respectable Druggists.
anS---dSi awGc2m
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coRREsp oKDENcEor THE DISPATCH

ORANGE Co., May Goth.
Through Orange, Louisa and Hanover counties
considering the dry weather, crops are looking re-
markably we'll Everything seems to have a
thrifty appearance.
The election of county officers came off in
Orange On Thursday last, which resulted, so far
rs could learn, as follows: For Sheriff, John S.
Rowe-no opposition. For Commissioner of the
Revenue, Richard Richards, Jr.-no opposition.
For Constables, T. E. Samuel and Reuben Hern.
don-no opposition James NJ. Turner was elected
by a majority of % over Session and GA over Chill.
dress. Everything passed off quietly.
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HAIL, BEAUTIFUL SPkING.

HAIL, BEAUTIFUL SPkING:
IL Hail. beautiful Spring. the birds, how they sing,
And roses to the cheeks of the maiden 1t brings
1t gives vigor to manhood, and health to us all,
And does away with all Cough Syrup till the end OF
next Fall
1t will not be long-ssRtppe week or two
For the benefit of ladies' will introduce something
new;
1t is no nasty physic, it is made for their sake,
hope, like LEoNARD's COUGH SYRUP, the ladies will
take.
Price 25 cents per bottle, 5 bottles dollar.
To be had of Duval & Norton, A. Bodeker o. B.
Hill, L. B. Thomas. Laidley Robinson, 8. p. Sem
pie, 8. M. Zachrisson, Gruhbs L Apperson, and all
Druggists in the State of Virginia
ap 10
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Richmond Markets. NAV ~.

FLOUR-No sales to-day. Superine held at Sc So
but there inquiry, few Northern orders having
been filled. The market is perfectly quiet This
the condition yesterday, and if foreign news
has any effect at all cannot be interpreted from the
appearance Of fittings to-day. The New York market
is reported firm in spite of the news, while in Balt
more -four is easier.
WHEAT Market firm and little doing. We quote
good to prime Red s 500 : IS; do. White $1,000
Sl65. The receipts considerably diminished.
CORN-unchanged. Stock light Quotations 50
to IS cts 55O57 cts, according to quality and bulk
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~ EASUNABLE CLOTHING MAY BE
~ found in large quantities at the Store of the sub
scribers, and before have offered stock in
our line with satisfaction to ourselves; that is
when we consider the style, quality, and price. Our
increased trade gives US more opportunity for variety
vantage, hoping thereby to the confidence of
purchasers dealing in Richmond.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS-Consisting of
White and Fancy Cotton and Linen Shirts; GAUGE
Silk and Merino Shirts; Wrappers and Drawers
White and Brown Jeans and Linen Drawers together
with large stock of Silk, Lise Thread and Kid
Gloves. Also. Suspenders, Stocks. Ties, Cayats aud
Handkerchief; in fact full line of Gents Wearing
Apparel to which we call attention.
GROSHONG TUPMAN
my24 ITO Main st.
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HOME MEDICINE.--NIi,s. DAVIS

A HOME MEDICINE.-.MIiS.D DAVIS
IA ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and WhoopinR
Cough and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certificates Of
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues
"By timely of it, have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. know of its good effects
with great many other than my own family."-W".
McCYery.
81 have used 1t In my family for three years, and
found it the best family medicine have ever used
NJ Il. Stevenson.
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
term Il. Gediofn.
81 have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have no hesitation In saying that believe Mrs
Daws to be the valuable preparation of the kind
now in use."-EIydh Warren
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett < Beers,
Alex Duval, Paterson Jackson, Chss. Millspsugh,
L. ]. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN NEW YoRK-The Journal
Of Commerce gives a list of improvements in pro
gress or about to be commenced in New York
which will involve an expenditure of four million
Of dollars, and this not so much in charging as in
decorating the city. The Journal expresses the
fear that this great expenditure will trespass upon
the active business capital of the city, and cause
other cities to profit by the extravaganza of New
York =
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VIRGINIA POST OFFICEs.-The Postma ster Gen
eral has established an office at Bothwick, Dnwid-
die county, Va. Immediately tho route from
Petersburg to Boydton, and appointed William F.
Doyle postmaster. At Fink's Greek, Lewis coun-
ty, Va, Thomas j. Glenn is appointed postmaster,
vice Il. w. Boen, left the place.
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GUANo-The Philadelphia Guano Companv dis
patched on Saturday to Laguayra and Puerto Ca
beilo the barque Isaac II. Davis, whose cargo con
sisted principally of stores, such as -four. beef
pork clothing, and agricultural implements for ID,
working Of the deposits of guano ON the islands OF
the Venezuelan coast. She also took ont isT 10 hn
rers, who are to remain for two years at $40 pel
month and found, W. pS
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DECIMAL CURRENCY.-An agreement has been
circulated on the New York Corn E xchapge, pied
ging the parties to it to measure values in their
contracts by dimes and half dimes instead of shil
lings and pence. 1t has been signed by a large
number OF flour dealers. This movement it is
hoped. may hasten the desirable result of Danish
ing from us the worn out foreign coin
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STEAMER BURNED AT ST. LoUIs.--The steamer
Nebraska, bound for New Orleans with 800 tons OF
produce caught fire Saturday morning, while lying
at the levee at st. Louis, and the boat and cargo
were heavily damaged The fire commenced in
the hold. The boat was owned at Pittsburg and
cost $s5,OO0 one year ago insured for about hall
that amount The loss is not yet estimated
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DOLLARDS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT
Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under our especial notice OF late,
and among them we will mention the case of Mrs.
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF POLLARD's RHEUMA-
TIC LINIMENT Prepared only by
JOHN w. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
xv,h
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COK E.-I an new 10 regular receipt 81
lshts., Al al ana aAnn ~ -. fermsr De.
aud economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furuAcea. Appiy & tha
coks ynrds Of 10Th street and Bauin ksnk IN
corner Of Byrd and 9Th streets, south sids Canal
nh s---ss JNO. Y WEkTH, Ast,
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rfnanoial and Commercial.

...s--s--->-4-
Financial and Commercial.
Yesterday. at the Brokers Board In New York.
,hsre were sales Of Virginia Skies At vs., an al
vance 81 since last sales.
The New York Journal Of Commerce, OF Mon
aay evening, hA. the following remarks upon the
market:
rhsrs 4, aeain less buoyaney Of feeling, the ru.
80 - fsy,her complications In regard TO political
.r~.hiss \. wing unsettled public confidence. The
,,onsv market Is not more stringent, but second
sss nsper Is less current and there is less activ
s~ IN he street Stocks opened At lower rates.
.n5 the market was generally heavy. Foreign
Exchsuce is held more firmly, bills on London 1923
Sio9i-principal business l09a The Asia will
AXE out about one million of dollars In specie.
SHIPMENTS OF BRgApsTUFrs TO EUROPE
There has lately been quite revival In the ship
ment of breadstuffs to Europe from the United
States, particularly from New York. The Herald
Of that city says:
To form some idea of this revival we may state
that within the past two weeks we have shipped
from this port alone to ports in Great Britain about
100000 bushels Of grain, half or mere OF which was
wheat at an average value of not less than one
dollar bushe for both. combined making $500, 900,
and about $1,000 to 60000 barrels of -four, at an
average cost of about six dollars barrel, making
from 800 900 to 5000 total in value for the
two weeks Of from 100000 to 100000. These
shipments must tell TO some extent against the
value of foreign exchange, and tend to check the
export of specie.
> The following is 4 comparative statement Of the
value of certain exports, from the commencement,
of the wear to May 22d:
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LATER FROM PERNAMBUCo-Datesto the Isl
instant report the weather as excessively hot and
had been dry for six months The city was quite
unhealthy from yellow tever, which was not only
fatal to natives, but badly to foreigners Sugar
was scarce, and the supplies from the interior
came in slowly, causing holders to demand an adj
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A MURDERER DEAD.-Charles Sanford the lu.
matte, who murdered Messrs. Sperry and TIMBER.
field, died at the county jail in New Haven, Conn.
ON Saturday last. He had been in feeble state Of
health during his Imprisonment -
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ARKANsAs-In the I'd district of this State
the Democrats have nominated 4. A. Warren for
Congress in place of Mr.. Rust In the LIST district
Mr.. Greenwood was nominated for reelection, af.
ter 277 ballotings, which occupied five days.
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MoRMoNs-The Cleveland papers report the
arrival there of the four hundred Mormons who
recently arrived from England on the shin Enoch
Train. The party was closely watched, one of the
faithful being constantly stationed outside each
car TO preyenttheir communication with the world
1yminded
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MIsHAP AT CIRCUS-Part of the seats at Oar
Rce's circus. at Tidioute Warren county, Pa ow
ing to the ground being SOFT gave way few days
ago, and injured several persons. One young wo
man, daughter of Judge Connolly, had her leg
broken.
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$4,000 aS MSsTH SE s NkW Ply ISS

Gs(0 0n0 WORTH OF NEW DRY
WCO,UOO G0ODS-SECOND SUPPLY FOR
THE SEASON NOW OPENlNG.-We take plea
sure in informing the ladies Of Richmond and vicin-
", that we are now opening our SECOND supply of
New Goods for this season, comprising everything
new and desirable In the Dry Goods line bought un-
der the most favorable circumstances or cash. in the
New York market, within the last few days, all OF
which wa offer at extremely low prices. call Of
the lsLies Ii only asked TO insure sales.
my 6---dkcim ]. MILLHISER& BRO
VIRGINIA CkNTKAL NAILKOAD,.-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Proposal win
be received until the LIST day OF july 1885, for the
Mperstmcture OF two BRIDGES, on the line Of the
Virginia Central Railroad ia Allegheny county.
The length Of the two 10 about geo feet in spaus va
rying from 90 to 10 feet Depth Of truss - feet
width 10 feet Plan similar TO the Great Calf Pasture
Bridge, at Goshen, 50 miles west Of Staunton
Terms of payment made known 1t tina letting mr.
on application 20 the subscriber ct stsuatou =
I'D. WHITcOMB,
my l6--dt28J Oh. Eng. Va. c. R'R
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nOG MUI.ZLEr, COLLARk, CHAINS
~ &c.--Just received by Express, fun assoftsnsnt
land; foE sale shssp Is THOMAS HOW'H
~ 80 Msiu stsset
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JOHN w. COSBY.
.FTSO TUBA1J,1I FT.ANTERsS = ~. r.

IO TUBACCO PLANTERs.--We have
= now ON hand good supply of C. b. DeBurs'a
No Amn1oniated super Phosphate Of Lima, and
from its peculiar adaptation to Tobacco crops, and the
many satisfactory experiments thar have been made
with it in many portions Of the State, we feel no
hesitation In advising planters to It in preferences
TO Peruviss Gpano II. present prices. Being sole
agents for the manufacturer In this city, persons
wishing use Il be assured Of getting genuine
article from W.
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FISH HOOKS AND FISH

- ING TACKLE Of every description,
consisting in part of superfne Cast
Steel Kirby, Limerick, Virginia, Sea and other Hooks
Silk, Hair, Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jointed Rods; Snoods; Canton Sea Grass; Floats
Reels; Artificial Flies; Silkworm Gut; Cane Reeds;
Nets, &c.
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Flask; Shot Belts Game Bags; Percussion Caps; drn
king Flasks Colts and other Pistols Pen and Pocket
Knives, &C.. all sfwhich offer at the lowest whole.
sale prices. 8. SUTHERLAND,
ef Importer, No. 1872 Main street,
nah A--Sm Opposite Eagle SCR.