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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19

MARRIAGE OF JuDeE DouaLAss.-Hon.
s. A Douglass was married in Washing
ton, on Friday of last week, to Miss Ada
Cults, celebrated belle of that city. A
few of the Senator's immediate friends
were present, among them Gen. Shields
and Senator Slidell. The ceremony was
performed by Father Byrne. a Catholic
priest,
A gossiping correspondent says -
"Miss Ada Cults has been . distinguished
belle here for several years, and is now
twenty-four years Of age. She is tall.
with full form-graoeful in movement.
and amiable in disposition. Her face is
remarkably beautiful. and her education
has developed wellbalanced and subtle
intellect. In religion she is q Catholic.
having been educated at Georgetown Nun
merry.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19
STILES & CHASE,

Wholesale dealers in Boots, shoes and rubbers,
Fourth street, (under the Peaslee House, Dubuque
Iowa. The Trade will find with us every variety
and style of Goods manufactured in the Eastern
States. ltf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19
q. s. .4Eias s. Co.,

W. Ss eAhGU - COsS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Med-
cines, Oils, Paints Putty, Glass, Dye Stuffis &c.
u Pure Foreign and Domestic Wines and
Liquors, Patent Medicines, constantly on hand
at the Drug Store opposite McGregor House, on
Main street, ltf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19
ChN&. III. NhQlc.

Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
Boots Shoes and Clothing. Derby & Days cele-
brated 'Star Brand Whiskey, Main street. tiff
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19
Stacy r. Thomas,

Importers, Jobbers and Commission Merchants in
staple and fancy Dry Goods, No. 2O3 south water
street, Chicago, Ills. ltf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, Queens Ware, Tin Ware,
Stone Ware, Drugs and Medicines, Oils, Paints,
Putty. Glass, Varnish, &c.
Main street, Strawberry Point, Iowa. ltf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19

H E. B. Prk.. reports tho survey Of
the Rail Road route from hero TO Prairie
Du CHEN as nearly completed. The dis
lance is found to be only sixty one miles.
and the grade one Of the easiest and cheap
est in the west.-Lacyoss Dem.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19

HA young girl was married At Sat.
tersville in South Bergen. N. j., on Wed
nesday night to man considerably her
senior in years, at the solicitation other
parents and contrary to her own will.
On Thursday morning she took dose Of
poison which wonld have ended her life.
but it was discovered and a physician cal
led in, who relieved her stomach Of con-
siderable of dose. agi
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United States Clothing Store.

United States Clothing Store.
BROWN e. FINN,
Whole. ole and Retail Dealers in Rubber and Oil
Clothing. shirts, drawers, handkerchiefs, Trunks
Valices, Carpet Bags, &C., No. 73 Main street
(Under City Hotell Dubuque, Iowa. ltf
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ET.a.v'S r. EGBERT.

Dealers in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE. NAILS,
Crockcry. Stoves, Iron, Glass, Queens Wa
Furniture. SASH. and Farming Utensils.
N1oH0h Nva.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-19

Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats. Caps
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Groceries. &C., SC
All kinds of Produce bought ind s0id.
Frankville, Winneshiek Co., Iowa. otf
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-05

LETTER LIsT.-The paper having the
tisement of the Quarterly Letter list. Pur.
suant to this regulation Mr.. Post Master
HOPKIEs notified the several newspaper pub
fishers Of this village to hand in their lists
prior to January lst. In accordance with
notification, cui list was handed in, and the
award was made to the Portage County Dem-
ocrat, and in our columns to day will be
found the advertised list Of letters remaining
in the Post Office at Ravenna.
II will be understood, therefore, that we
have the Post Office advertising; by reason
Of our larger circulation, and the operation
Of law and are not indebted TO the parlialily
Of the Post Master for iti for he, has no OPP
tion in the premises.-P Portage Democrat.
We hope the Editors of the Democrat,
"breathe easier" now. For several wears
past, the Sentinel has published the Quar-
terly letter list. 1t amounts to about $5
per annum, and is hardly worth the trouble
and cost OF type setting. The fact that the
Democrat now publishes the list is no evi.
dence Of greater circulation. There has
been no comparison Of subscription lists, at
all. We did not hand in ours to the Post
Master, but when notified, told him that
HALL, HERRIcK & WADswoRrH, and for
merly HALL and HERRIoK separately, had
been whining and begging for several years,
and upon every trial had failed, and now il
they wanted it so badly, they might have it.
We made no effort to, retain it; we were
willing tV give it to them. After their
"long suffering and patience" it would be
ungenerous in US to withhold the coveted
morsel. We hope it may prove q balm to
their wounded and grief. ShriUeled spirits!
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DciCEHfes 10 Columbus.

The convention to appoint Delegates to
the State Convention at Columbus on the
9Th day of January, met at the Office Of
Samuel Strawder, on Saturday, the Goth
inst. ap
On motion, OrIs REED Esq. of Roots,own
was elected chairman and A. HART, Secre-
tary.
The following Delegates we're then ap.
pointed to attend the convention at Colum.
bus;
B. F. ANDERs n of Franklin, L. w. CocH.
RAN Of Aurora, A. G. AVERY of StreetsBor.
ough, aud J. NJ CHURCH of Palmyra.
William Olms:ed, of Edinburgh, A. Ship.
man, Of Charlestown, Hon. Luther Day, and
]. L Ranney, of Ravenna, were chosen as
alternates.
On motion, adjourned.
OTIS REED, Chairman.
A, HART, Sec'v
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Railroad Accidemt-Thrcc Men
Killed.

A collisi6f otcurred between freight and
passenger train on the Pa and Ohio Railroad
near Darlington, last Monday evening, re-
sul,ng in The death of three men and serious
injury to several Others The unfortunate
men who lost their lives were stage agent
at New Castle, named STOKES; - JOHNSON,
and an Irishman whose name we did not
learn. The Pittsburgh Despatch says:
I" 1t appears that when the collision occur.
red, both trains were going at rapid rate
and the conclusion is stated to have been
terrific. Both locomotives were thrown
off the The rack and cru, he'd into skapeless
masses; while 10 add to the horrors of the
scene, the boiler of one OF them (the Louis
ville) exploded, spreading CONSERVATION and
suffering all around. Several cars.were ut-
terly demo lished. and their fragments strew.
ed the track in every direction"
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THE STATESMAN.

4nE S1AlkSMAN'
special agentlaS visited Europe and made careful
and judcious eTectGns offoregn works Of Art both
in Bronze and Marble; Statuary and Choice Paintings
The whole forming large and valuable collection Of
Paintings aud Statuary, to be distributed FIR EE among
the members of the Association for the Second Ye
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes any one
member of this Association ahd entities him to either
one of the Magazines for one year, and also ticket
in the distribution Of the Statuary and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists of the
following Monthly Magazines; Harper's. Putnam's, !,
Graham's and 6odey's Lady's Book.
Persons taking five membership are entitled to any
five OF the Magazines for year, and to Sir tickets
in the distribution. The net proceeds derived from
the sale Of memberships, devoted TO the purchase
Of works of Art 70 the ensuing year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED.
by becoming member Of this Association, are
LIST. All persons receive the fuH pdlue Of their sab
serptioR at the START in the shape of sterling Maga-
zine Literature.
sing choice Works Of Art, which are to be distrbu-
ted among themselves, and are at the same time
couraging the Artists of the country, disbursng thou
sands Of dollars through its agency.
Persons in reRittiRg funds for membership, will
please give their pest Office address in full stating the
month they wish the MagaE TO commence, and have
the letter registered at the Post Office TO prevent
on its receipt certificate of membership, togethe
With the Magazine desired will be forwarded TO an!
part OF the country.
Those who purchase magazines at Book stores, will
observe that by joining this Association they recsir
tho Magazine and ticket in the annual
all at the same price they now pay for the Magazh
alone. For Memberships. address,
G. l.. DERBY, Actuary G.. A. A..
At either of the principal 0fficcs-' Knick erboeke
Magazine" office, 34s Broadway, New York; or Yves
Subscriptions received by ]. S. HEk RICK, Hon
Sec'y. for Ravenna, Ohio. Nov. 90, Is55-sl-4w.
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sac URDkT, IAN. s, 1855.
The Presidents Message.


The Message has come at last. The Pres.
ident, after having waited four weeks for the
House to organize, has deemed it expediefit
to send the Message to Congress. It was
read in the Senate on Monday; but the House
refused to hear it. 1t has been the custom to
wait until after the organization of the House
before delivering the Message. and iusionists
are bitter e6ongh in their denunciations, be-
cause President Pierce did not comply with
this usage. In our view, he is perfectly JUS
tliable in his course. The House Of Repre-.
sentatives we're doing TO good. More than
month had gone by, and about $4,000 had
been expended, and still no Organization
and no prospect of any. The Senate eotld
do but little, for want of cooperation Upon
the part Of the House, and also for want Of
the Message. There are matters Of impor-
tance presented in the Message, which the
country ought to be made acquainted with.
Under these circumstances, it was right and
proper to lay it before Congress and the
country. n the black republican .bargaifI-
ing members of the House are determined to
spend their time in useless wrangling about
Office, while the. interests Of the country are
neglected, h Il no reason why the President
should fail to perform h,s duty as the chief
Executive and guardian of the pablicintsrest.
We have neither time or room this week
to make any comments ipoh the character
and leading features Of the Message. We
shall speak oil, At length IN our nextisaas.
| We hops sysry reader sf the SsStiNd will
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-05
or SOMETHING WORTH LOOK

~ WON lt1 LOOK
ING Ar-PRoF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
This preparation although less than two wears beors
the public, owing to its wonderful effects upon the hu
man hair and scalp, has already obtained u celebrity
ana sale perfectly unparalleled. II has without the or
dihary appliances for such purposes its way
been heartily welcomed to of the cities nd towns
in tho United States the Canadas and the West India
Islands. Nor is this result surprising, when is re
mebcred that its popularity is based upon lis merits
solely, as established by actual tests That this pre-
paration will actually restore gray hair to its naai
color, produce luxuriant growth upon the heads Of
the bald prevent the hair from falling of, and, when
used as toilet article, produces continua oftbe
natural fluids, and thus readers the hair sot glossy
and wavyj destroys diseases of the scalp and expeIs
dandruthe certificates sofdisiEguished gentlemen and
ladies, in every part the country, who have tried IL
and therefore speak what they know most lly attest
That bya proper of this restorative the hair can be
made to attain and retain its natu raj
age allotted to humanity, by removing the cause
ease from the scapnO matter of how long standings
the concurrent of the Press and the cer
icates OF numerous respectable Individuals of both
sexes, leave no doubt. CircuarscontanDg full par.
culars relative to this curative well ms
dations of editors, aud certificates before alluded TO-
can be had Of all the agents. =
Brookfeld, Mass, Jan. .l9. Isss.
Pre- : Woob-Dear Sir: Having made trial OF your
Hair Restorative ii gives pleasure to say that ia
effect has been excelehtf iii removing nAamaton dan
druf and cotstanttcndency 10 itching with which
have been troubled from chldhood and has also re.
ol color. have used no other article with anything
llke the pleasure and profit. Yours &c X Brace.
Pastor of the Orthodox Church, Brookfeld.
st. Louis, March z, 1854.
Prof WOoD-Dear Sir: Ny hair CONNIE need faliins
off some three orfour years snce and continued 10 do
SO until became quite bald. tried all the populal
remedies ofthe day. but to effect At last was
duced to use your celebrated Hair Restorative and am
very happy to say itisdoing wonders. Ihave now !
fine growth OF fyoung hair. and cheerfuiy reeomnepd
its use to all similarly afflicted. AC WILLIAMsox,
1873 Second street
Carlyle. H., June 90, 1859.
Iha We used Prof o. ]. Woods Hair Restorative apt
have admired its wonderful effects MY hair was be
coming, as thought pfematurey gray but by the :,
OF his has resaned Its original
have no doubt permanently so. iii
s. BREEsEE, ex-Senator, United States.
Address o. J. WooD & CO., 3l6 Broadway, N. Y.
anc lI3 Market street, ST. Louis, Mo. Sold at manu-
| facturers'prices by DR.. G. H. KEYSER.
Wholes fe Agent, 40 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
| III For sale By BELDING & PRENTICE, No
rnehx BLOCK, kavenna,O. scpl-4-Iy
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Misunderstanding from the bowling Of
the fusion crganstrators are Becoming quite
Numerous in the ranks Of the black republi.
cans. About half the columns of the fusion
papers, about these days. are devoted TO de-
nouncng'as traitors the same men who, but
few short months ago, were regarded as
the very flower of the fusion family. Well,
if they be traitors, they can console them.
selves with the reflection that they could not
be treacherous to :ouler cause.
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MARRIED..

In Shaler'viile, Portage CO., Dec. e5th, by orson
judd Esq, Mr.. ASHLEY B. CRANE, and Aiss CYNTHIA
A. GAYLORD. i
AT Adrian, Michigan, Dec, 26th by Rev. Thos ard.
ner' Mr. SELDEN N. SANFORD, and Miss EMILY E. BALD.
WIN, al; of Charlestown.
In Hiram, on the 96th of Dec, 1856. by Clinton
Young, ESQ.,, Mr.: BEsJAMrN DoTY, of Michigan, and
Miss oRrLLA PURSE, Of the former place.
IN koo'stown, on the Let inst, by tho Rev. Willard
Durr' uElAh b. LOOMS, of CEarlestown, and ELIZA.
BETH l. BoLY, of the former place.
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JANUARY APPOINTMENTS
DR.. Hardman,

Physician 90 Salema Lung Emssaasaa@
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Msrine Hospissil
RAvENNA-Prsntiss House, January IS. tsee
AKRoE-Empirc House. January %: s,S
YouSasrowH-Msnsion House. JanuifYs =.
JEvTERs0S--AmeTican House, Fed. l.
AsHrA ABuLA-- February 2.
CARToR--Ffank1in House, Feb, ttr
MAsHLoN-.Fremont House, Feb g.
WoosTER-Exehahge Hotel FeA.E
MlLLRRsBuReR-Februarye Q.
NEw CAsTLE, Pa.,--Jan. II. ss
MrADylLtz, Ps.--Jan.ary u and =.
ERiE--JasHary ~.
RcoHEsrEs, Ps.-Jan. 3.
Or. HARDMAN treats Consumption. Brsaehft515
Asthma, Laryngs, and all diseases Of the throat as
Lungs by Medicated lnhalaton The great point II ~
in direct manner. All medicines are sssim.led
by their action up0n the organ requiring relief yu
y the important iaetapon which IsAslassss Il eass4
lfthe stomach is diseased, We take medcine dpetty
into the stomscR fsrs langs are .ersashs os
inhale medicated vapofs ireety ihto ne Iupgs. tn
lungs hayeheretofore resisted all treatments has hseh
because they have never been approached In difnfg
manner by medicine. They were intended to act upof
aeS! Their action val was Intended e Be- local, sadss
they were so administered, thathey could 0niy setc0d
stitutionaly, spending their immediate action upeR
the unoelding stomach, whilst the foul ulcers uihiA
the lungs were unabatedi IN vi
INnAIATlor brings the medicine II diFeek eeniassl
with the disease without ne 81 80
used by the youngest infahtah fSeblest invalid Ie
does notdsrsnge the stomach of ftesleIs u sns least
with the Strength, fort and busihe 6ffHe fxtfeutt
| 10 No charge for eohsultatioh.
CoNsGMPfION CdRED.-cASR or Ma. Dans
THoEosr8: Statement of Dr.. A. MooKz. :,
oyss "a sS u ss ss..
lion FEB 70, isss $rs' s sartSosssis, Dc
yer, from which at the end Of four weeks ahs beEAn
gradually 10 recover. "A slight cough. some enaAea
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peruss ii carefully and judge for himself Of
lie merits. Il b an able document. Each
topic is presented with eIearnsssI precision
and candor.
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INDICATED INHALATION FOR THE POOREST.
THE Mosr POPULAR. BECAUSE EFFECTIVE TREAT
MENT OF. ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, CHEST 6cIs
MEDICATED INMALATlON.

but the extortonate charges made for advice md me-
deine-ior even thu medicines aloneby what are call
cd Consumptye, Lung or Inhalation Physicians, pre-
won't thousands from receiving relief by this new and
popular mode of treatment. The advertiser
areeipe for the preparation ofmeacin for Inhalation
with all the necessary directions for use diet DC in
the various stages of Lung Diseases, Asthma, ,6e. fhe
ingredients are easily obtained and be pounded
without the least trouble, and ut expense merely
nomina SO that the poorest may avail of its
benefit. The preparation and mode Of trcatment dis
closed by the recipe, have cured hundreds
failed to give IN aht relief in any whore they have
been tried The recipe will be sent TO any part of the
United Statos Cahadas postage free, the receipt
of one dour. Direct to Z. SCHELL. Agent
Box 81 Wlliansburgh P. O., William sburg6, n Y
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VEGETABLEs.-Our neighbors Of the DEM
ocrat are boasting over the receipt of large
vegetables. How do they compare with a
certain very green squash, of happy memory,
which We read about?
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change Of PubIIcation Day.

After consultation with our subscribers,
we have concluded to change our duy of
publication. We shall issue the Sentinel
next week, on Thnrsday.
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CHARLES DICKENS WORKS

The best and most Popular in the World.
TEN DIFFERENT EDITIONS.
No Liby can be complete without set Of these works.
Rerinftd from the last London editions; published By
Il. B. PETERSON, No. lO2. CHESTNUT ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
"PETERSON'S" is the only complete and uniform
edition of Charles Dickens Works pubisfedin Amer.
lea; they are reprinted from the original London ed
ton, and are the only edition published in this
country No library, eitherpublic or private be
mete without having in It complete set of this,
the greatest of all living authors. Every family should
possess set Of one of the editions. The cheap edition
is complete in Twelve Volumes, paper cover; either
or all Of which can be had separately. Price Fifty
col tS aneh
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Advertising aid lob Work done
on reasonable terms and in
the finest style OF the art.
Advertisements must be handed
i'm by THURSDAY Morning to
sure insertion the same
WEEK.

6 Warranty and Mortgage
Deeds, printed on good paper, and in thr
finest style, kept constantly on hand; also
all other blanks printed on the shortest no.
tice.
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William Paulus, Adm J,
vs.. !
Seth Meacham, ct. all

EAtE5, t contract. 81 s
The above named Seth Meaeham, who resides in the
State Of linoiss hereby notified that saidAdministra-
tor has nled Ia said Court hs petition, setting forth that
his lifetime entered into written contract with George
and Charles Meachs for the certain real es-
tate n said petition described being l3O acres in lot
NOT, In SWied In said county, and that said George
and Charles have complied in al things with said con-
tract and are entitled 20 deed for said premises
and praying that said may be authorized
and empowered to execute the same. The said Seth
Meacham 10 made defendant IN said petition as one OF
The heRs at law Of said Ruse Meacha and unless he
appear at The February term OF tad Court and show
takens s.. - 80 MfCHARL STUART
4avspna, Jan,2, 1855. ANY for EstItlensr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
49, DIR HARDMAN will be at the Prentiss Hous
IeB on Friday, January 25th.
see advertisement in another column.
ID r.. ~ II r. n 6

ID r. II u B b S.
appointments are to be REsuMED again in MARCH and
continued us heretofore.
absence. $40
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no be given in Ravenna, on the Evening
i Of the 22d Of February, 1885.
The following Gifls will be distributed among tick

Ticket will admit Lady and Gentleman TO the
concert and entle the holder to share in the above
Gifts, 10 be distributed.
1lCKETS-l Dollar, or II for 10 Dollars:
Agents wanted in every town In the county, to sell
Tick is. Willis & ALCORN.
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OF BRowN and NEEDHAM have gone to
Columbus -!
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Christmas Stories and Pictures
from Italy. Containing
Christmas Carol, The Chimes. cricket
on the Hearth, Battle of Life, Haunted
Man, The Ghosts Bargain, &C., so
Dickens Netc Stories. Contain
tanning the Seven poor travelers;aine
new stNries, by the Christmas Fire,
Hard times, Lizzie Leigh, the Miners
Daughters, Fortune Wildred, &c., so
A complete set OF the above will be sold OF
any one to any place, free Of postage, for SIS.
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WEEKLY SENTINEL

The weekly Portage sentinel
7. Published every Saturday at RsVsnna, By ALrHosso
BARTy al the folloWinRi
IERAs<-one year payable In six mos. Sl,so
one year payable HneT the expiration Of SIX
months, and within the year, 500
One year payable aher Its expiration, $50
No paper will be discontinued until all arreanages
are paid, except At ths option Of the publisher.
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A. BELDING, M. D.
NO. 6. pHEEIX BLOCK,
DRUGGIST, and dealer ia ).
~ PAINTS,


NYE STUFFS,
... PERFUMERY, and
all kinds Of DRUGS and MEDICINES -
Also keeps constantly on hand the best articles Of
Java, Rio and Cape Coffee; Teas, Sugars, Rice, Mo-
lasses, Tobaccoes and Cigars. ,2
Particular attention paid 20 the ruttng up Of Pre-
scriptions at all hours Of the day and night, ut
No. g., PHENfx BLOCK.
T IST OF LETTERS remaining and un.
~ called for in the Post once at Frahkin Hills, :,
January Isl, 1856,
Ambroon Sarah A Lindsey n 4
Burr Polly May
Bryant Sarah May A MA
CaYty Ann Miller
Cornwell Mrs McAndless Wa
Davis j.. Peterson
Donfhill Quinn
Bgnn Anne Robinson Wfh
Eatinger Hauah Reed
Hollis Rev n Kitty Geo.
Hackett GA eteafns y N
HUM Sullivan
Humphrey Tansley N u
Hurlbht a Willis VIM ~
Ives Root asre ~ n I'M b WctmOfe r
jenkins q pock Wilson Geo
JeffernJ Green John s
LawrsueeJ TsNs 0RleG&s - ~.