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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

sJ-All the sword blades made for the Eng. ish army are the work, it is stated, of fone men, three of whom are brothers. There is d secret in the mode of manufacture known only by these four, and which they jealously guard. They select their own assistants and have the right to discharge them at pleasure when they do not like them. One of the brothers at Eils field makes eighteen blades per day, for each of which lro receives 2s. 3d. His average earn. ings weekly amount to $50.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

Con, and Mammon- and Belial. too-was not he the idol of pleasure s-fsve all got back u the city for the winterY The churches, Wall Street, and the fAll tssde generally, and the show places are In full blast again.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

\. ss E1s1sn s. c. kdvsrtiser ssys. that
 f. Muaam 0fsqg. ef Kalmia, Edgfeld Ds. sct nes reelleed this year very nearly Jour mcq& doMnn hom salss n tke New York
 ea q Je1eAm ratled npoa tho saDd hills Cf that disfrict
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

X MARTYR oE EScIENCE--Alexander Tincoui, fifty years of years of age, originally from Con- stantinople, aud man of letters, was recently found dead in Paris, in the modest lodgings which he occupied. It was proved beyoud doubt that he had died of starvation. It was not want, however, that put'an end to his ex- is.eace, for at the time of his death he enjoyed a very considerable income but, absorbed by his love of science, he forgot that man has a a body no less than soul to provide for, and passed whole days together without taking food.
 His dead body was found extended on pile of books and manuscript in every known Ian gnage under the sun. His lodgings were full of them, and in some of the rooms this babel of literature touched the ceiling.
 He spoke twelve languages, and was we'll skilled in many more. He had filled the high est posts of honor rank and wealth were his, but he had renounced everything from pure love of science. The state of disorder in which his rooms were found is indescribable. His per- sonal appearance, it was worse yet His body was completely emaciated.
 In the lodgings of the deceased were found a great number of rare and curious objects among the objects most worthy of note was a complete collection of autographs of all the most distinguished wits, savans, ard men of let ters in Europe
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

rG A rogue, now in jail ct Hartford, Ct. for various burglaries recently committed ak Pennington, confesses that one of the Ranr with whom he was connected, travelled thfOu9h ya- rious towns selling polishing powders, witk a view of ascertaining where silver plate wns to be found. ID visiting dwellings, he was mia bold in following the inmates to adjacent roons to test lis powders upon silver spoous ur tIlstc. He made memorandum of what hs ssvg jn | book, noting particularly tlioss houses uhers q dog vas kept
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

DA R. |. CooPER, of Eurfreeshoro,' N. c, has recoversd 4S6 900 dameges from the Wei
 don apd Wilnhgton Rail Road Company. fol 4a1!fies 11tainsdi n colIisien o0 that road il Ae0ss IebA Msa
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

SIMPLE HABrs.--The Rev. Dr. Trench, the late Archbishop of Tuam, though wealthy man, was exceedingly simple and temperatesin his mode of living--a plain joint of meat sup. piled his dinner. Whenever he saw one of his children about to try new dish, not taslad perhaps at any time before, he.always said with a smile, :" Now you are going to create a want
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

A NxfRo's TcAsl.-" God bless Mass Wilheriorcs U have white face. but b have Had kessf.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

Gbe fiifbtlflo G,,puirer

Lttl9uIlU NtlgutIkI ffs rsbiished every Tharsday sserning sy Fl. =. GOODVVDT. oMoe ons Door East of tho courtHouse
 LITCHEIELD, COnH. ~s-~-v@>w~~~---0
 TIE M1. subssrspsion Per Annam. Village subscribers (by carrier,) and single mail X subscribers-fD Gdu0ncc, ............ .... $I 50 Town subscribers, (of the carriers route,) and mail subscribers, in bundles, les,................1 % Or, p1id aridy n adr0nce. e..................l OO lB Postage FFe within this County.
 Advertls1ng. Sixteen lines or less-1, 2 or weeks, .$1 % For continuance thereafter, per week, 20 Probate and other legal notices at the usual rates Yearly and other regular advertisers charged ac- Sofding to space occupied.
 f8 Haasisa 4draaiasmaah mus 5e aocompanisd 0iM M m0ny to secure assmtion 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

HE N0RWEGIANS IN CHICAGO.--A WkttSk A-A the Lutheran observer speaking of the churcn edifces in Chicago says;
 Among these the Norwegian is property classed, and it is a glorious monument of the piety and zeal of these brethren. The Nor wegians are an excellent people. Those who emigrate to the West seem to have inherited all the sterling qualities displayed by their forefathers in the ninth century, when they car. ried their victorious arms all over Europe, and whose descendants constituted the nucleus of some of the most prosperous nations of the old world. As an illustration of the clements of their character and their zeal for Gods glo- ", will submit an incident reported to me by Dr. H. A colony of them located in Iowa. and as is their custom, immediately provided for public worship. They were all or-only one man owned real estate, but they bought q lot, and intended to build church. A raik road passing near or through this lot. it was coveted by sharper, who swindled them oue of it. Not discouraged, they bought house in an unfinished state for $2,000. After they had put roof on this, storm blew their roof down and injured the building. This was, a dark day, but in their distress, they flew to tho Throue of Grace for help. They assembled to pray and counsel with each other. After they had invoked the blessing and grace of God, the brother who owned six acre lot, and the only landholder among them, went and brought his deed, gave it to his pastor, saying, take this and use it if it will save the church. They then covenanted with each other and the Lord. that they would consecrate the half of their wages for mouth or lopger to the payment of their church. At the time of consecration, they had paid nearly three thousand dollars. and owed yet eight hundred.
 n1- "'fhc late Sharon Turner, author of the History of the Anglo-Saxons,' who re- ceived three hundred n year from the govern ment as literary pension, wrote the third voh ume of his Sacred history of the World upon paper which did not cost him farthiug. The copy consisted of torn and angular fragments of letters and notes of covers of periodicals--s gray, drab, or green--written in thick, round hand over small print of shreds of curling paper, unctuous with pomatum or bears grcnses and of the white wrappers in which his procfA were senttfrun the printers. The paper, some times as thin as bank note, was written on both sides and was so sodden with ink, plas> tered on with pen worn to stump, that hours were frequently wasted in discovering on whicl, side of it certain sentences were written. Men condemned to work on it saw their dinner van ishing in limitable perspective and frsttrate hands groaned over it whole day for tenpence. One poor fellow assured the writer of this pa per, that he could not earn enough upon 1t to pay his rent, and that he had seven mouths to fill besides bis own In the hope of mendiug matters in some degree, slips of stout white pas per were sent frequently with the proofs but the rool pepteman rould mt afford tn ttep thcm and they never came back as copy"
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PRENiX BOOK STORE ADv'S.
n E w BOOK S.
NWAN'S NEW TREATISE for JLstic

NWAN'S NEW TREATISE for Justices
~ Of the Peace, Constables. sc.
AMY LEE; by the author Of Our Parish.
JUNO CLIFFORD, a Tale by a Lady.
LoNGFELLoW'S NEW POEM.
THE SONG OF HIAwATHA; by Henry wads
worth Longfcliow.
KLoSTERHEIM; by De Quincy,
OPIUM EATER and sUsPlRA, by Thomas d.
Quincy.
CATHARfEE IL. of RUSSIA. and HER sUCcLs.
S0RS comprising incidents in Russian History 10 the
fall OF Sevastapol, by Smucker,
LADY's ALMANAC FOR 1886.
The Prettest gift of the season. with an Illuminated
Lthograph Title and twelve beautiful fuilpage Illus
trations Calenders for all sections the
Memoranda pages for every day in the year,
AN ELEGANT GIFT BOOK,
The KNIcKERBocKERg GALLERY, contains forty-eiaht
Portraits onstee OF the best Authorsin the country
Among thcm are Portraits of Louis Gaylord Clarke.
Editor OF the Knlckerbocker Magazine. Washington
Irving Bayard Taylor. William Cullen Bryant John
g sage, Henry w Long.ellow, George Prentice, m
Willis Wm Seward, Park Benjamin, Geo Nor.
ris, Oliver Wendell Holmes. etc. for sale AZ the
PHEN1X BOOK STORE,
NoyA Noe. .Fhsnix Bioek:
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ElGatiSsrY.


! Il. j. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ Informs the people of Portage county that he has
opened an Office over Row and Wtte store in the
west end ofthe brick block. He will Insert sets
ofteeth on the princple andypar.
tial sets in the same way lin suitable cases. Piyotteeb
inserted so as to be servieable and durable Teeth
flled with Gold and tin foil as to- preserve them
from future decay from fifteen to twenty years All
work done by him will be warranted to do good ser
vice and will be finished in the highest style ofhe art
He will ;also, ,payparticuar attention IT.
regulares inchildren's teeth and
fully the various diseases pee uliar to the m nth
Extracting done with the utmost care and with the
castpan possible. Chloroform given in suitable chi
ses, required and with perfect safety. References
givento individuals who have worn whole and
partial sets ofteeth. puup by him for years nd with
complete snccess. Also to those who have now in
their mouths by him six years ago
and which have not required the least repairs, He
wiftaso referto persons who have teeth now perfect
ly sound which were filled by him from four 10 ak
years ago he invites all who mayrequire the servi
ce oa Dentist To give him call ngagjTe work
ana ensures those persons who may favor him with
therpatronage. WILDE reasonable ana
ms work warranted to be perfectysafsfactory Most
S1nds offarm producetakenin in exchange for work =.
March z, lS55-3I-tf
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY

Is now offered all those having unsettled accounts IN
call and settc we have the time and disposition 10
attend to tben promptly. We hope all will feel psr-
fec'y free 10 come as we shall attend to those who
have balance against with as much pleasr re s n
the "Boot was on the other foot.n
PRENTfss, HOPKINS & co. =
N. B. "Interests allowed on deDosits, and ehar0sd
on all accounts of over one year's standing.
Jan. Is. 1880.
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Bostwick q Deatty's soIiIoqUy.

Or Shakspear's Original Te1t Corrected, and
HAMLET Taken Down Peg.
70 70 sell. or not to sell, that is the question:
whether. tits better for the pocket, to suffer
Ihe sales of others to increase their fortune, r
Or place our goods tide of opposition.
and. by opposing. beat them? -Thatis-to sell
Much more; and bv th9t sale, to say we gain
Our many wants, and the thou sand rusty dollars
That we labor for; 'Tis consumatioH
Devoutly to be wished; Those Goods:-So Cheap1s
80 cheap u seems dream; ay, how's the truth,
For when they come % look, that dream will pass
when we have offered up our fairest goods;
Then give us pause. THERE'S little use
10 pay such profits, through so long life, ..r
For who wcud give their cash, their scrip on time
Iheir glorious corn. theirplump and golden wheat,
Their tons ofspicy cheese. their apples fair,
Their sweet and yellow butter, and their eggs
70 those who shave so closely that 1t takes
4 man wen skilled to make good his escape
With bare skin. Who would their produce bear
70 those who shave you through so dear a life
5ut from the fact that VIC do cheapest sell
ne, e,erowded No. Z to whose doors D..
All customers return, puzzles the rest, =. ,.r.5
And makes them rather tread the paths thoy have,
Ihan run on ours that they know not Of.
Dut conscience has made feeling men Of us,
a nd here we get our strength Of resolution:
DO TO others as others shonLd do to you.
- -t Look you now,
Kind frieDds.--pcople of our orisons.
BE both our names remembered.
Decl5 ROSTWICK & BEATTy
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FROM MRS. m, ,SIAM s pARRIsu

FROM MRS. M,&lAM s. PARRISH,
VINO enjoys wide putatiOn Physician an6
Nurse. she writes: 81 an using your Bach's Ameri
can Compound" in my ractice for Werrous and
ScrJulous 2GeetoHs, with p eject saecess 1t duets
she patients nerves, while relieving the, of hack
ing and wearing cough. ltalso purIfes ne blood.
oelleve it sovereign remedy for all cases of Nurs.
tHg Sore Mouth and NIPPLES. < ! also used II in one
ease Of ErysPeas, and found it the best thing had
ever used Half bottle gave full relief for the pres.
ent. Inc patient is very anxious to have more. In
act through the dations of those who ha
use9 IL. have had numerous calls for 1t. Please
SEND me box OF your medicine, and will pay You
for the same. - a','"s ff' ff'S : -
P.s. You may make what use you please of this
,etser as have waited for sure and certain results
before writing YOU. ,t. :
Mansvills; g; Lawrence CO.. =. May 81, 1855.
MT. Thomas Gould, of Aurora. N. Y, writes May
ga ls55 that his SON. aged three years, has been su
ierng for more thana year with an eruptiOn resem-
ping both serofula and EryspeIas and AFTER trying
all the popular medicines and different schools OF doe
that his son was entirely cured with bottles
FROM GEO. w. CRAY.
Gents;-l think your Bach's American Compound,
me mnsi valuable Of medicines. Ny wife has been
cured by u Of Derangemept Of ker Stemaeh, which
has aieted her for years and my daughter
did notuse half bottle, which cured her entirely,
any OF the above persons named, will answer any
questions as to our statements 80
.te TO INVALIDS. .4gs "a. A.sa.
This Compound contains great healing element
q Compound Fund Extract of Bach Drap or Cancer
Hoot so long known to the Indian as never falling
cure for scroflas Consumption ,Hunors ofthe Blood,
ana Tor Chronic Inhamaon; and Is now for the frst
time given to the public tits secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to physicians. We only
ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon It's owa
merits alone. ys " So ~ Fsf1st 7 .s'. . J.
CAuTIoN.-Each bottle he .eafter will bear the fac
simiie Of v. RI Coventry CO.. rs the large sale all
ready reached renders II impossible to give written
signatnre TO each b0te as was intended. Buy OF re-
liable dealers. For sale by an dealers in medicine
at ~ per bottle six bottles for $5. and at whole.
sale by NJ. ward. Close e. TO-. New York
P.y. r. COVENTRY & &C. !, Sole Proprietors, 1,
Rayenpa, Dec. I. Is55-6w. #Aubuyn N ~, 7
Agentsfor Ravenna. IsSWIFT, aud A. BELDING.
General Agent, GAYLORD & Co., Cleveland. y
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ROSTWICK & BEATTY ON CORN
~ '.You that have corn to sell, prepare to sell 1t
We have large and airy ware house in which we
car store much corn, Willfhe people fiji IL for us
Tor good paV Please answer by bringing on the
corn. NJ Isl E4ttbs- stl1 Deck z
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|, SWIET5S ApV'S,

COUGH REMEDIES.-Halr Balsam,
" Wistar's Wild Cherry. Duncans ESpeetorant,
JMynes do, Sellers cough Syrup, Lococks PUlmonic
Waters, Wyncoops Iceland Pectoral, Grants Puimo-
nary Balsam. Mitchells Syrup lpecac, Hives Syrup,
Cough candies, Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Swaynes
Wild cherry, Gnseng Pmacoa. Halls cough Remedy,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar. Faulkner's Elixir, Dcngs
cough Balsam, Folgers oosorain, Cod Liver oil,
Jacksors Syrup, &c, &c, at
Nov. IL. 1856. Swi[1's Drug Store,
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GLASS WARE---Just received, large
assortment of Glass Ware, TumbIers OF all STYLES
from three to ten shlinRs per dozen Spoon Glasses
salts, Sauce Dishes, &c DC. All selling lower than
ever. PRENTISS HOPKfNS. 4 COT,
March 10, 1855. ~ :, q. ,''''-''' 8 !.
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Dentistry.
nR. A. A. Harris Dentist, OF.

nee In the Phnnix Block over EFT.
Sr-tyLLLJ Richardson's HardEaFe Store. ss.a
Begs most respectfully to return hie sncerethanks
20 the Inhabitants Of avcnBa and s virinitys forthe
liberal bestowed ur0n him during The past
year, ndtrusts by 10 befavored
with the continued support friends and assures
them thatftwii his constant give
warranted. = " - - "a
{ Ravsnss ,Fsb ~, tsss,. so-Rs:ss
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Ravenna. Marchl4 ls55-3s-tf JOHN GILLIs

ROSTWICK & BEATTY have just re-
- ceived lot Of lding umbrellas for travellers,
they can be folded to put them in a trunk, car
petbag. or overcoat packet and when it Is neeessa
ry tonse them, can be opened in moment, when
they are ready for use, firm and strong any ord
nary umbrella. Those who expect to travel in the
spring. remember where they can be found.
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A c. A r d

THE subscribers having purchased the
l. Daguerrean establishmentofJ. w WyKEs & Co.,
respectfully announce that they prepared ex-
ecute 4mbroype and Daguerrean HkeHesses in the la
test style OfaTt, at the old stand over X. A. BARID d
Co.'S Jewelry Store. Aliens Block. Ravenna Ohio.
Having had several years experience in Daguerre
oyping, and possessing the latest and most approved
process for taking AmbrotyPes, they hatter them
selves that they produce good pictures as ca1
be obtained at any room in this section Of the coun.
try Particular attention paid to taking the ik eness
eS Of children. share of public patronage is re
spectfully solicited.
o. =. STEDMAN eco,
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r.r BACH'S :- -.
a M 4 RI C A N
COMPOUND.

THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
STATE OF New DIRK. Casuga County ss.
Que Of tho firm Of P. V X. Coventry d Co., of the
cty OF auburn, b,tng duly sworn says the following
certhrates are geh2ine, and were given by the par
sons by Shom tleyl airport to be signed. -
Subscribed aud sw, m before me, H.T.COOK,
' Justito ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
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TN these rainy and muddv times, eyerv faT.

N these rainy and muddy times, every far
mer ought to have an India rubber over coat and
cap TO Solder and milk in -Nicest thing in the world
Como and dsee them. Weslfsellthem cheap: sTis not
the proftwe are after, we want TO sell goods Ours
ts nimble sxpence and wei, bet two to one that We
can beatany body's slow shifting mp hill and down.
Our Motto,-" The reifars ofthe People we'll our
e1n. Dec1s BosTWICK & BEATTY.
GENUINE Ayers Cherry Pectorai for sale
VI ntshe sign oftke Golden M.sfar Jam 4. Jsss q
WILLOW BASKETS Splendid styles,
atiow figures, at HATcH's New Bookstcrs.
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\ [, DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS

CLOTHES g. CASSIMERES-A burger
" assortment than OF the above goods, and some
entirely styles fancy uassimeres that canuoibe
beat for beauty, quality or cheapness ANY quantity
or color of Broad Clolhes can be seen by looking III
our stock and at prices that cannot fail to suit Gem
emen in want ofany thing in that line would do well
to caan look AT GU. stock, we think II cannot be
beat in town or county. Call at II. l., DAYS
Octl9 Noe PhtniX Block.
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GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
THE PHENIX BOOK STORE has the
l. vanity 70 think that 'swind is be TAX en-
" outs of the sails Of Mem Book Store Preteaders
How is 1t to be done? Simply by appendng list of
prices Of the father Of this boy, and then showing that
this 'fast young mani sells at tre than our
former prices, which ever and are now alta lower
figure than any other restibShmentih In the county.
We think the ''popnlary' Of the propretors of the
sPheuix Book Store" wholly inadequate to accom- pish
their object. Our rents, fuel, clerk hire and other in
cdenta expenses not increased In consequence of
the Book and Stationary business.
We can therefore compete with any establishment Of
the kind in Portage county. Our circumstances are
such that sail very quietly and safely with but
little "wind. We neither fear deep waters sand
bars.
Then, Come one, Como alt, and be convinced that
although you divide ahrmbug' that is sshumbug'
shi and that the place to get the article you want
little cheaper than any where else, is at
HATcH's Book SToRE.7E
October 81 1865. 10 in Ruyenna
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BOSTWICK & BEATTY.
5000 Dollars worth of
New Goods,
. Ill be received Next week hv

wv ILL Ue TGCeIVeu NPXl week ny
W B0STWICK q BEATTY.
NOW is the time for bargains AS this stock of Good,
fall stock. -
We call the attention of the Iades to our new and
rich styles Of Delans and COburges, they are much
cheaper and decided in better style. ...
Gentlemen will please notice that we will have
some excelentstyle, and quality of Cassm eres, some
thng better than has ever been brought this place.
we are bound to sell Goods, and without we have
them, we cannotsell. a'.
Justgive us call and be convinced that one
can beat us in quantity quality and small prices
BOSTW1CK &l FATTY.
( lold Weather! Cold Weather reminds us
~ all Of comfortable clothing, and in these days Of
prosperity don't go shivering around with old pants
and coats when there is 81 ch stock of Jeans Sat-
hetts, and full cloths as you find counters
all ready for sae Come rghtalong, we are ready to
wait upon every body. Remember where all the a.
oove named articles arekept.
Nov.7. B0STWICK BEATTY
pORKhPORK!-Bostw:ck& & Beatty wiIr
L pay the highest market price for pork, in cash
goods when the farmers ready kill also for but
ter; drledapPles, and produce ge orally.
Ravehna, OctT.
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NOTICE.
am mary 9Sth, lSH0.--JOHN H.

q BOsTWlCK & CO., request All those who have
unsettled accounts with them ito call and settle before
The 1rst Of March The bnsInoss Of the old drm must
be- closed ct that time, Wshope all who can possibly
raise the cash, will observe this very reasonable re-
auest.-Januayy -, 1855.
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DrsIgs md SSnhicin1S.

DYES, GROCERIES,, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY, TOILET soaps.
&c, &c. A fresh supply just received from New
York by SAAC SWIFT, at the brick store opposite
he court house. Ravenna. July, 1855.
nj ACHINE Spread, Strengthening Plaster,
ul Wedeewood mortars, wedgewood tunnels, bath
brick ,hrick DUST sponge from &c to per ounce,
Ash bona, bird seed. salts ofem0n, lP LrE smelling
salts, shaving cream, coIogues, hal yes, Oils and
brushes. erustraforhafr beautifycr ender per
fnme. soap cakes and bars. Transparent soap balls
handk f1Xtnfts favoring extructa> &c.at
RASo""", Jul$ :, 1855 SwlIHf"S
w WHITE WASH BRUSHES-A supply
W at S%lFTS DRUG STORE.
March l3, 1856.
paris g. HAMPDEN Greens for Blinds
L &C., Varnish, Coachand Furniture good articles
ut March l3, 1855. SWlFTS,
A CUE AND FEVER-A superior Rene
Ia oy for sale at SWIFTS,
March ~. 1856; .r
DERFUMERY, Soaps. Pomudrs Oils &c.,
L at low pricrs. can be found at SWlFTS.
HAIR RESTORATIVES-A good assort-
i ment ut March 10, 1856 SWIETS.
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A TTENTTON ALL!-Lqdies and Gents

n ofPortase County, as the Holidays approach
Ing, We would solicit your attention to our new and
extensive assortment Of Jewery consisting In part of
Cams0 Mpssic and I'D Stone work oflate styles,
anestq aisy, all Of which will be sold at extremely
low pri isrs. X. A. BAIRD& co.