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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06
legal Notice.

T OUISA CORBET, Leonard Corbet, Mary
Ia Bgelow, Johnson Bigeiow and Jane X. Lewis, of
the county of Portage and state OF Ohio, aud Emelne
Jones and Thomas Jones' of the state of Illinois, and
Edward Lewis, of the state of Michigan, are hereby
notified that the 22I day of Juy, A. ID 1857, a pc
ttion was filed inst them by Frances Lewis in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the county of
Portage and state of Ohio, and which is pending
therein wherein the said petitioner demands partition
of seventy of land, situate and being in the
township of Palmyra county Of Portage and state of
Ohio, being also in the southwest corner of lot No.
in the 4th Division of lots in said township, of which
Joseph Lewis died seized; and also that in said par
ten said defendants hairs of John Lewis ceased,
be compelled to account to said petitioner for the
value OF one tract of land conveyed to tho said John
Lewis by the said Joseph Lewis the 2lst day of Au
gust, D., 1929, Of fifty of land, situate in lot
Palmyra, county Of Portage and state of 0hio and
also for the value Of one other parcel of land which
the said Joseph Lewis procured to be conveyed to the
said John Lewis, tho 2lst day Of March, 1885, by
William Bacon, being eight and seventy-hundredths
acres of land situate and being in the south west
ner of lot No 10 of the Sd Division of lots in Palmyra
Portage ceunty Ohio, and which said conveyanc0s
in fact advancements from the said Joseph Lewis
from his estate to the said John Lewis, and at the time
of said conveyances said land and telements of
the value of twelve hlndred dollars.
Said defendants are notified that they are required
to answer said petition on before the 10th day of
September, 1857.
J.L. & H. C. RANNEY,
July 80, 1657-Gw Attys for Petitioner.
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HA I0,
CAPS,
AND.
STRAW !.
GooDs,

being tie largest and best brought TO this mar
ket and in tha very tip.top of the fashion. Il
All those desiring anything in the liho ofmy trade
are invited to call and examine MY stock, where they
cannot fail 10 Ind the very tg they desire, keep
everything usually found in such establishments Ny
stock embraces:
Drab Beavers, Curacao,
Silks, Black and nrab, Florence Ventiators,
Cashmerettes, Panainas,
Young Americas, Cents Soft Fats,
LeghorDs, III. and hg'd FIR. S mates
ETC., etc., etc., Etc., etc., etc.,
of every style and quality. Also, endless variety
of Palmleaf and Straw Hats. Also, oceans of
FLATS, HATS AND GAPS,
for the little folks. Together with tremendous lot
of GENTS GAPS of every style and color extant.
Ladies' and gentlemen, just dropin at No 3 Phoenix
Block and examine my stock and satisfy yourselves.
Ravenna, May 2, 1857 J. I. GREEN.
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The Opposition Press Sustaining
WnIkpr

The National Inteligencer is out in a
long and able article sustaining Walker and
the administration in their Kansas policy
The New York Commercial Advertiser and
the New York Times do the same thing
They all denounce the present defiant atti-
tude of Lane and his Topeka party in build.
ing up Government within Government
as a rank of rebellion not only against the
laws of the Territory but against the laws of
the United States.
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Dr. Z. HAYES

WOULD respectfully announce that his
w establishment FOR the relief and cure of chronic
Diseases is in successful operation, and patients
are daily experiencing the most happy results. No
labor or expense has been neglected. to make it, truly
home for AvaIids. II is is situated On high emin'
ence in one of the pleasant yllagos in Norhe' II
Ohio; exempt from mlaSmatfc Influence, and supplied
with an abundance of soft spying water. The Gatha
are second to none in the country. Tha modern ga /
vanic and electrical batteries n rSe for such
as require them. tis lamentable fact, that many
useful and influential members Of community are find
ing premature graves in Quence of some form OF
chronic disease Efeying upon their vtl organs un-
checked, not much for want Of scientific prcscrlp"
tions as Withdrawal from the perpeHities and bar.
rassings of business, and the supervision ofhome Il
fairs, under which they might soon recover with the
best of attention. To the tGnn!e sufferers who may
think OF OfresortTg 30 establishment with view ofre
ceiying medical treatment, we positively aver that
Miss Nancy Il. Hincky has not her superior in the
State accomplished, intelligent and experienced
nurse
The we'll known Dentist DR.. L. Patch, has made
arrangements to visit the establishment the third Tues
day ofevery month at which time he will wait upon
those who may require anyhng in his line of business,
in the most scientific and gontemaulymanner.
wish to announce tony patrons in this vicinity
that G. Nj. Ch.GCant, NJ. D., recommended to me by
Professors KrJland& Oe!amater sen. has associated
himself with me in the raccc of medicine ana sur
gerry, and hope to retain tho confidence OF those who
may be pleased to favor us with continuation of
their patronage Those desiring certificates of cures
performed in the establishment or a circular defining
ourpositiou, will be promptly attended 10 by address
ing the proprietor.
Shalersvile, June %, l851-tf
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MURDER, Patrick Foley killed Michael
Folen at New Lisbon, Ohio, on Saturday,
one week ago, by beating an old musket TO
pieces upon his head A man arrested at
3ellar, on Tuesday, was taken to new Lis.
bon, but proved to be brother of the muir.
derer, " no has mot yet been arrested.
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Democrat.

j.. THUNDER SToRM.--On Friday afternoon
last, we were yisitcd,with a heavy thunder
shower. The rain poured down in torrents,
doing considerable d0mage III the wy Of
knocking down the corn, During its pre-
valance, the dwelling house OF N. D. CLARK,
Esq, on Prospect street, was struck by
Lightning. IT struck the chimney and pass.
ed into The house, tearing out one of the raj,
ters and SCATTERING the p clustering of the
rooms at fearful rate. The inmates Of the
house experienced slight shock.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND PEhsoNAI..


WAETED.-An active intelligent lad, de-
sirous of learning thsPrinting business, will
be taken ms an apprentice in this office, IL
application be Ydde in person Immediately.
A CRAzYl WAEDERERs--0n Saturday
evening, s.man calling himself Gen. DANIEL
PRATT, OF Boston, posted himself on dry
goods box, near Phenix Block, and began an
address to the crowd Of idlers who gradually
gathered around him. Hand bills had preVi-
ously been posted up about town, announ.
cling that "he was the greatest man now liv-
ing" and that he would speak on the subject
of"Variety, the spice of life." The burden
OF his song was that there is nothing valua-
bic in the vegetable or mineral kingdom
without labor. There was a repetition and
incUherence and chungeableness in the man.
ner and matter OF discourse, which rendered
it evident that he was not in his right mind.
He is doubtless insane, end il he has friends
any where in the wide world, they should
be made aware OF his Whereabouts and con.
dition.
ACCIDENT ON THE c. & P. R. R.-The 8
O'Clock P. III. Express train from Pittsburg
VIXEN about two miles this side of Hanover
station, on Friday evening last, ran into a
drove Of cows, striking two of them, killing
only one, and throwing the locomotive and
tender from the track into a marsh. The
baggage car was run up on to one end, and
was prevented from going over by striking the
tender. The passenger cars were not
thrown from the track, the coupling gave way
in time to prevent it. No one on the train
was in the least injured, except the engineer
who received slight bruises. The ocomo.
tive was very much injured though not as
much as it would have been if the ground
had been solid
The accident ocurrcd to Conductor Gle.
LANDS train, and took place about half past
six.
Every thing possible was done to make
the passengers comfortable.
The train siqying at this place-Conduc-
tor CURTIs'-was al once sent to the scene
of disaster, and the baggage and passengers
transferred, and with only few hours delay
resumed their urney. While waiting for
the truln from Ravenna, the people Of the
adjoining farm houses sent baskets OF pro-
visions Tor the passengers. Though detrn.
>tion upon railway route is any thing but
agreeable, still, in view of their narrow es
cape from harm, and with such a prince of
good fellows as Conductor Celand, and a
bountilul supply Of eatables; the passcn
gers upon the disabled train on Friday even.
were very fortunate people.
1t may not be amiss to say good word
for Conductor CURTIS, who is one of our cit.
,izers, and whose prompt and cheerful servi.
les were of great value on this OCCASION
Men enough were at once set at worn to put !
the track in order for the morning train
Democrat. a
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THIS SCHOOL will commence its Fall
j. term on Monday, the 18th of August, under the
superintendence of Mr.. ]. X. Pickett, aided by Mr..
H. d. smalley and other competent assistants.
Foreign scholars will be admitted at usual rates OF
tuition. Teachers will receive special attention.
Board, and rooms for self-boardiDg. can be,had on
fvorable terms. X. HAWLEY,
July 80, ,1857-9w Clerk of Roard.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 4.--Advice from Tex.
as states that Senator Rush committed suicide
at his Iesideuce, on 29th Of July, by shooting
himself through The head With rifle. No
cause assigned.
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ANOTHER CAANGE OF TIME.--The G. & P.
Rail Road Company made another chango
in the running of their trains, on Monday
last The Accommodation train now leaves
at S:55 A. NJ, for Cleveland, and returning
arrives at Rqvenna at 6:25 P. M, There is
no change in the time OF the arrival and de-
parture Of the Mail and Express trans.
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Legal Notice,

THOMAS e. Johnson, a nonresident
of the State OF Ohio, Ia hereby titled that on The
9th day of april, A. D. 1857, Mason B. Tilden filed In
the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the county
of Portage and state Of Ohio, his petition against
the said johnson, defendent, (which is still pend ng
theren the object and prayer of which is to obta
Judgment against the said Johnson, to indemfy the
said Tlden surety for the said johnson in the sun
of $216 90, and interest thereon from the LIST day OF
executed and delivered by the said johnson as prac
pail and the said Tildcn as surety s. G. Goodell OF
said county Of Portage, which otes still outsand
ing against the said Tllden, unpaid and ansatisaed
Said Johnson is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the 02d "a
August A. D., 1857. j. L. d II. @. RANNEY
July 2, lS57-6w Attorneys for TILpEH.
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TERMS OF PURCHASE.

Considering the great advantages offered, we ougb
to have cash down, part at least. But to accom-
modate, credit will be given. To those preferring
the amount can be divided into monthly or quarterl,
payments. .ii a,
Reliable information given in relation to tile differ
en makes Of Pianos and Me.odeons their USE course
of study, right age to begin, etc., founded ON expert
enee. ~. IA ft Il I ,tss1
Piano and Meodeon stools, new patent articls, il
beauty styla convenience, durability and cheapness
surprising all others. Price from 81 to $l2. Also
stools of cheaper character.
Piano and Meodeon covers-some six differen
styles-varysng in price from $5 to SIS.
Piano and Meiodeon busters a neat article made O
very soft feathers expressly for this use. Every good
housekeeper should have one Instruments are fire.
quently damaged five times the price of one by the
usual method of dustng Price S1. Use it one year
and you don't like it, the money will be returned
MONEY SAVED!
Mr.. Hall has spent great deal of time and none,
In perfecting the various branches OF his business
order TO furnish good article ut tho lowest possible
rate The profit usually paid for store rent aud clerl
hire by his method of deal, paid to the purchaser
Address all letters of inquiry and order to
ssS GEORGE HALL, RAvENNA, Ono,
which willreceve prompt attention.
n. B.-Be sure 30 call and look at his Instruments
TPFor further particulars apply to DIR. Leonard
or H. Y. Beebe, ESQ.,, who will attend to the sale
Instruments In his absencs.
Ravenna, July 80, l657-ty
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A VOICE FROM SHALERsvILLE.

pOSITIVELY ALL NOTES AND AC-
l. COUNTS DUE TO THE LATE FIRM OF A.
v. HoRR & CO., MUST BE PAID BY THE FIRST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
VIII. sTREAToR,
Surviving Partner of A. Y. Horn & Co.
shalersville, July 80, ls57-em
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DEPARTURE OF MINIsTERs.--On Monday
last Rev. GEO. w. CLARK, the recent pastor
of the Methodist Church, lett Ravenna to
take up bis residence in Akron. Rev. A.
HALL, the former Presiding Elder, proceed
10 North East, Pa, on Friday last, to assume
the pastoral chgrge of the Methodist church
in that place. Both gentlemen have the
good wishes of our citizens for their future
welfare.
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ELOTnS, CASSIMERES AND VEST
~ INGS.--A fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vas!,ugs Just received. Also, gcuca stock Of
Satiuctts, rweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Olnck ard drab
Farmers Satin, Cashnaretts Of ull coors, Summer
stuis Of all kinds ard descriptions white brown ana
cOlorel Linen Dri lings, COttonalrs, pehi3ns, ETC..
TT tho "Ca8't and Ready Pay Stor, wharc Soa can
bay them cheap. Call and eeus. ..t
COFFIN 4 plNNET,
ApriI %, 1867 No. PhfcniE Block.
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CoLuMBlANA TELEGRAPH.--A paper has
Just been established in ('olumbiana, Colum-
bana county, Ohio, called the Columbiana
Telegraph. 1t is under the charge of J. A.
BLACK, and D. E. WATSON. Success to the
enterprise.
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NROCERIES!--A good stock Of Groce-
u ri5s, such as Tea CoT,e, whit and brown Sugar,
Molassc9, Soap Starch, Saleratls ETC., ETC., which
we selling at very small profits, can be found at
tho ''Cash and Ready Pay StGre'3 Of .
COFFIN & PENNEY,
Aprl ~ 1877 No / phmp'y Block.
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June %,
Streator, Daily & Go.

DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE AT.
ID tenton of the citizens OF Portage county to our
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, bought direct
from American Manufacturers and Importers, and
aud on the most favorable terms. Our stock Till,
in few days, be full and complete. consisting OF
every vriety Of goods Of the latest sty les.
TO THE LADIES.-N invite their
particular a,tentiou t0ogr line of DRESS GOODS,
consisting Of baez ard ehangealle,Siks, black Gro
dc Rhine, Brocade black MORE ntlque.stfiped nd
plaid India, and plaid Silks Of all descriptions.
Bereges, Lawns, Ginghams, French Or.
candles. Organdy Robes, Chalies, Oriental Lustres
and DE Beges for travelling dresses.
Bonnets of every description, Ribbons,
ArtiheiaIs, Ba-le Trimmings, Head Dresses-a great
variety beautiful dud cheap.
Lace, Null and black Bugle Collars at
asonishngly low prices, Silk Mantlas, Grippe
shawls, black aud cbanGeable Silk Shawls are all
ths rage aud, we havepeS Of them at prices that
cannot fail to please the buJer.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.-We can say
that we are armed and equipped with READY-MADE
CLOTHING, Cloths and Cassimeres OF all descrip-
tions. and an endless variety of Summer Goods for
Mems and Boys wear, at last years prices, nOtW h-
Standing the high prices ofwool and cotton.
We have a very large and beautiful
stock of Carpets and Oil Cloths at exceedingly low
rates. Call and lock at them.
Yaukee Notions, Queensware, Glass
ware, Hardware toeeries, Sole Leather; Boots and
ting, Cotton Yarn ard Cotton, Warp.
Lemons, Oranges, Cod Fish, White Fish,
Trout, Mackerel, Salt, White Lime Water Lime.
&C.. kept constantly on hand and for sale at small
advance above cost.
Now, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE ABOVE
FfcTs, solicit you to call and examine our goods,
believing We can offer you such inducements as will
be decidedly TO your interest TO trade with us.
-et STREAT0R, DAILY & CO.
II F9Produce of all kiuds taken in exchange for
goods, for which the highest market price viii be
paid. STREAToR, DAILY d Co.
Slnllersville, Anil 90, 1867
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GUNNER STUFFS for gent!emen's wear
~ in variety of forms, such cashnarct, crminct,
Kentucky leans, cottonadcs, linen drills brown linen,
pluid and figured MarseTes, fine assortment of Mar
settles vostings black and drab farmers satin for
coats pants and vests, and variety Of ether kinds of
Goods suitable for tho season too numerous to men
iiou at the new store Of CoFFlN& PINNEY,
ai.u Ia 1877 No. phna liz iilnck.
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MORE NEW .GOODS-At the new

M ORE NEW .GUUUS.-At INC new
ll store of CORN & PINNEY, consisting Of chalcs,
bereges barege de LANES; chull de LANES, lawns ac-
oneits printed maslins, tissues, Edg,n5 cloths, pop
ns, popln tissues. agurod aad plaid Swiss and book
variety Of other kinds of Summer Dress Goods too
numerous to mention. ladies in wan. of any of the
above kinds of Dress Goods, Will do well to look in
kaYennt, May II. 1871
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Hardware.

We respectfully invite our friends, ac.
quaintances, any and every body TO call and see
us. and examine our stock, we hope by HONOR
ABLE DEALING and close attention to business, TO
merit share of public patronage.
+. A. CURTIss, f. A. CURTISS & CO.,
o. a. BOsTwICK, No, PhpniX Block,
RaVenna, July is, 1851
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CONDITIONS OF SALE.

Every Instrument is flily warranted to the full sat
isfacion of the purchaser. Every Instrument sold a
manufacturers prices, and jockey prices asked fo
the purpose Of ng to effect sales. Every reason
able person Is wiring to pay PRICE for COOL
ARTICLE.
Owing to the complicated nature of keyboard In
struments, nothing is bought in which people are
more liable to be deceived. Always buy of some one
near at hand. Those purchasing Meodeons may cx
change them any tfmo within year, for Piano forte
by paying the difference in their purchase prices.
SIXTEEN STYLES OF MELODEONs
All in neat rosewood cases, varying in price from
$3j to $3.50.
Particular attention is called to the Octave Melode
on, which handsome as any $500 Piano and mucl
better for families generally in the country for the
practice of music.
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DARASOLS.--A handsome stock of the
i above articles just opened, and for sale at low
rates at the new store of COFFIN y PINNEY,
NAV Ia. 1857 No. PhUhiX. Block.
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ID @ . o.G.
RAYENNA, OHIO.

M r. HALL has opened room on Chest.
LII nut street, few doors north of Robinson. Kira
" Co.'S Banking Office, where will he kept for exli.
oitl0n ana SALE samples OF Instruments and fixtures
in his line, from the most reliable manufacturers in
tho Union.
Omittlng the usual method of putting and blowing
that he hopes by FAIR DEALING to meet their mos
sanguine expectation. Close application and more
than ten years experience enable him to Judge crili-
cay of Musical instruments, and none will be know
ingly bought or offered of inferior quality,
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TIE COMET "A comet has been making
a brief visit, during the past week, between
IL, p. NJ, and 8, A. NJ. 1t appears in the
north east, and ascends but few degrees
above the horizon. 1t is larger in appear
ance than the largest star in the heavens,
and is exceedingly brilliant, but unlike com
cts generally, does nothing its silvery tres
Res In the skY''
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| StEAWLS SHAWLS Now is the
~ time for the ladies to buy Shawl cheaper than
before offered in this market, and any one in
want of any kind of one, if they will cft aud ex"
anime our stock we think cannot fail to be suited
in style and price. Cali and look ut them, If you
please and we have nc doubt you will find them all
/ righ. IL tic "Casa and Ready Pay Storc'' Of
z COFFIN a. PINNEY,
Anril 2S 1857 No. ! PhrniY Block.
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GUITARS.

William Hall & SONS celebrated American Guitars
three styles SIS, $25 and $3j, including u neat
case. Every lady who loves sweet sounds should
have ones. Also G. G. Converse's Guitar Instructor
by aid Of which any person may learn TO play without
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DLACK SILKS.-2A, 2G. 90, go, %, %
- and So inch Black Silk as cheap as ever offered
in this market 4, No. 2 PhpnIx Block.
May 81, 1877 H.L. DAY.
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TALL TIMOTHY - E. L. SANFORD has
brought us specimen of timothy raised on
his farm in Ravsnna, measuring six feet
three inches and half. Pretty tall, that.
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April 90, !.
lNE PRICE, CASH AND READY PAY

I AIDES SHOES.--Just opening, n.w
II aud splendid stock of Ladies' Shoes and CATERS,
.all the yaiious styles. Also, choice assortment
Of Nisses' and Childrens Shoes, which We offer at
Stofon CT COFFIN & pINNEY,
April 20, 1857 No. Phoenix Black.
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Get YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Ambro-
VI tyes, etc., of sTAFFER 4 co. Rooms over
, .ird's Jewelry Store, Rayenna O.
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REsIsNATIoN.-We are informed that on
last Sunday, Rev. A. s. HAYDEN resigned
the Eldership of the Hiram church, and also
preached his farewell discourse.
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DONNET RIBBONS and Dress Trim,
D mings opening at the new store of CoTFiN q
PtNNEY, and selling OIL fast at very low priceS.-.
Ladies' in want of either of those kinds Of Goods, Will
find it to their interest to call and look at ours.
Nav IA 1857 No. PIlENIN BLOCK.
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NANCY SlLKS.-Good changeabe stri-
u ped SILK for G2l cents and good plaid Silk worth
81 90 for IS cents, 1T No. 9 Pho'tN block.
May 81, 1857 II. i. DAY.
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pRINTS! PRINTS !--2,0O0 remnants
best Calico fact coEors, for cents Ier yard. at
No. 9 Pka.niN BLOCK. MAY I'll u. J.. NAl.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS u!
J. - rreen

UAS THE PLEASURE Of informing his
IL old customers and the public generally that he
is just receiving. from New York, tremendous stock
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l. great scientific Medical discovery, and is daily
working almost too great to believe. 1t cures
as il by magic, the first dose giving benefit ana
seldom more than one bottle is required TO any
kind of Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or
Dyspepsia 20 Il common Headache, all of which are
The resnlt of diaea sel liver.
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Often different Styles varying in price from 1925 to
$1,000, differing principally in the style of the case
new Piano offered for less than $225 condemns it.
self. Old Pianos and Melodeons taken in exchange
70 new.