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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-16
An independent Treasury.

The Democratic editors of Ohio seem
to be united in favor of an Independent
. Treasury. However much they differ about
s men as candidates for Office, they can all
join upon this important and now all alb
sorbing question. The defalcation Of treas.
urer GIBSON came like thunder clap upon
q the people. By it they are wdrned AMI ad-
inonished to watch over and protect their
local and state interests rather than the af.
fairs Of a distant territory over whose dest-
ny they can have no possible CONTROL
q Heretofore the treasury department has been
almost independent of the government
The State treasurer has been a sort ofm5n-
ey.kins distributing favor and patronage to
bis political friends, - loaning the public
treasurer to irresponsible il corporations
p investing it in govern ment lands, or appro-
G pribtiBg it to sustain party interests.
Under the charge Of bold, bad men near
~ million has been squandered. All feel
@ the necessity of doing something TO guard
the property Of the people from the hands
Of unprincipled plunderers. What shall be
done! The remedy is plain, sure aGd prac'
ticable. Give us an INDEPENDENT
TREASURY. Give US HONEST MEN
! fot cfice. Let the peoples money be guard
ed as with wall of iron. Let there be q
law prohibiting all use of the public treasure
as means of speculation and profit either
to the treasurer or to corporations, and COM
pelling that effcer to deposit it in such pla-
ces and in such manner as the law shall
specially point out. The loose reckless
manner Of controlling the State funds Is
dangerous. Shall not the sums already
lost be nn over.Powering argument in favof
Hfa sub-treusury! The system we advo'
.,ste has been thoroughly tried. It is found
to be practicable, just and successful. Let
us adopt it.
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Democratic Convention.

81 The Democratic electors of Portage coun-
" will meet in Convention on SATURDAY,
the 25,A Of July, stlO O'Clock, "A. H., at the
,aufice Of E. Spsidihg, ESQ, in Ravenna, TO
O sppoint four del getes to the Democratic
Estate Conaention, to be held at Columbus,
on the 9th doy Of August next.
81 The Democrats OF the several townships
10 Portage county are requested to meet at
the usual places for holding such meetings
. on WEDNESDAY, July 22d, and choose two
> delegates to said County Convention. And
at the same time md place elect'seven dele
, gates to Convention for nominating county
tficers.
FsA%0f The time and place of holding this last
= Convention, Cue nUtitc will be given.
-sta base hHa J. G. WILLIS,
ea' 1ai Chairman Cen. Er. Cen.
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WIN. ID. Morgan for Treasurer Of
sGstst:' ...

There is but one man in Ohio, to whom
the people now turn, as the proper man for
the responsibIs'oGiitce Of Treasurer Of State.
That man is Auditor Morgan, of tried integ-.
rity, courage and faithfulness. There are
doubtless many other men in Ohio equally
well fitted, butthe people have not tiled them.
Through the bitterest strife, the strongest
temptations; the boldest threats, the DENIM
ciations cfSJfitiCal friends and the curses OF
the TrS6fary moths, Morgan bore himself
ihrouSSdut'h bis loag term of office, gallantly,
nobly, honorabfy, ,andsaved thousands to the
State from the grasp Of the harpies. The
people honor him, Galphins fear him, and
political jugglers hate him; certainly this Is
enough to speak of his fitness for the post.
Ashland Union.
= MoRGAx AND THE fNDEPENDENT .TREAsU-
nv. are the surest remedies for Galphanism
that Ohio can find.-Ohio Eagle.
! Wss,ccsdially endorse all that is said
by our lsisHd'bf the Eagle II DIR, Morgan
can be iadaee&to accept the nomination for
State Treasurer, he is just the man for the
plsce end the emergency His honesty, in
territy and capacity are conceded BY even
hia leading political opponents. His numer'
ous friends throughout the State will rejoice
i his sneeess.7-Nsv Lisbon Patriot,
ln.thc whole State caa be found no bet
e.sdiisis dor State Treasurer than VIM. D
t1'F ~ ~
Morgas.
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Adniimistrafor,s saie.
Lawrence Alexander and Frances Lynch, Adniuis.
tratoss &c., cf Arnold Lynch, deceased,
An,,.,o 1wA =, Il.

In pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court OF
Stark County, Ohio, made, On the 96th day Of May,
1851 the undersigned will offer for sale ut the Wind
ham Depot, (near the premises in Portage County,
OhO Thursday, the eth day of August, 1857, the
following described real estate of said decedent to
wit: Lot number In tho six range Of townships Ia
the Connecticut Westarn Reserve, and Is known as
part OF hot 63; beginning at the north
of said lot 3d. at the post at the intersection of lots
6T, Ie; thence easterly along the north line OF
the lot e5Oa feet to the northeast corner OF said lot
and centre of the north and south road thence SOUTH
ery alop the the centre Of said road 1921 feet 70
stake in said road; thenee westerly along the centre
Of tn east aud west road 25l4 feet TO stake 10 tho
centre of said east and west road, and In the west
line of said lot 6S thence northerly along said west
line of said lot 993 feet to the place of 6egnning-
containing narr surveyed SO 35l00 acres. Also
the southeast corner Of lot n, bounded follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner Of said lot II
feet thshce northerly along the east line Of said lot
1878 feet to stake; thence westerly 1Ol5 feet to
stake; thence soutbery 1878 feet TO stake, In the
south tine of said lot7; thence easte' 'y along said
lot line 1919 feet to the place of beginning, cor tain
ing 80 and 16l0a acres. Also part or lots 70 and 40,
bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake in the
centre ofth5 Warren and Cleveland road aand the
east line OF lot 49, thence north Sr deg West 6D3 feet
to stake in cealtro of said rJa thence north dos
east abeuk 1900 feet 10 the centre o Elge Greek;
thedco eastery down the centre Of said Creek, and
the several corners thereof until II er0sses the east
Ane OF lot 49, thence southerly along te Said east
line of 80 and 70, about 1900 feet to th centre Of tho
highway and place OF fbeglnning-contsiniRg "A and
26-l00 acres OF land. i = -
,Resorving and excepting however,, a strip OF land
of 100 feet in width across said lot 80, commencing
on the eeatre limo Of the ClevelandI and Mahoning
Rail- Road, at station 06O and AZ; thence taking q
width of J0feet on each side of said contre line,
staked out and marked, distance of go feet to The
east line of said lot 80, and at station 9i7 and IT,
Said lands together with the dover estate OF Frances
Lynch, in the will be sold said day. Sale to
comm ence at ten O'Clock A. M.
Terms of sqle 0ne-third In hand one-third in six
mouths and one-third in one Year, with interest on
the deferred payments.
= ! =, ARNOLD LYNCH,
~ Administrator of Arnold Ly3ch's deceased.
rrIv IG t9l7-5w
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The Star Of Empire, published at West
port, Missouri, says:
"The notorious S, N. Wood was arrested
for theft, and bound over one day thia
week." .c~. IL.
Oh Samivil. SGwiutl! Driven out Of
Kansas for resisting law, charged with conn-
terfeiting in Ohio, afrestedi in Milwaukee for
swindling and bound over to answer the
charge of tGeft in Missouri! You are beau
stiful specimen of a Kansas Shrieker! Why
don't you call on your particular friends who
applauded your Kansas lies, last fall to as.
sist you out of your troubles, and keep you
from disgrs cling some respectable penitenti'
ary!--McArthur Democrat. SUI
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lAdvertisement.1

The DEAD RESTORED TO LIrE.--A few
years ago it wds generally supposed that
gray hair could not be restored to its origin
al color, or made to grow on bald heads; but
since the advent of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, many persons who dyed years
ago are now seen daily in the various walks
of life, appearing in all the vigor of youthi
wearing their own dark flowing locks, sim.
ply. from having used this great Restorative
-LogiSUue Times.
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SOecial, Notice.

A IL PERSONS Indebted 10 Bostwick g.
II Beatty, either by note account aES requested
10 call inlmodatsly and pay up. All accounts that
are one 1.-TWO or three years old, If not paid within
or two III lnhs, We Ahal sua for collection We are
IN earnest for we must have our pay. We hope our
customers viii u sefcosts to bo added to their in
debtedncss, or give us any ktrther trouble. -
July 10, lS57-Im BOSTWICK & BEATTY.
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culatsd toSdseeiYc. !, Il does not include
al the bills which be has presented, but only
the last one. !, The, fora Of the account is
exceedingly obscure and uncertain. Not 4
date Is given; iOt,an. item mentioned ex-
cePt in a general. Wholesale manner. Mr..
Brown, In his published statement, denies
that he was paid his expenses. What is
meant by the charge of S97 IS! What
does the charge Of $3.50 IL, Expenses of
Committee" meant What about the Valley
Bank money! There are some mysteries
here which need explanations.
But further still. We affirm, and are
able to prove, that the 70 sgoiny account
docs not include all that Mr.. Brown received
as a member Of the Smelling Committee,
and Mr. Brown is guilty Of gross deception
when be. attempts 10 p,lm it OFF on the pub
lie as scch. We have written TO Columbus
and caused the records to be examined. A
gentleman of integrity and abiJty, at our re-
quest, called at the Auditor of States Office,
and was then and there furnished by Auditor
Wright himself, with the following statement
Of Mr.. Browa'S account, as Smeller. 1t is
an exact copy from the books of the Auditor
of State. The public records are open, and
the same can be examined by any person
who desires It:
June 2, 1860. p. Brown for q
days s,rVices as member Of Com
mittee, s s6 Co
June ., 1860. r. Brown to de-
fray nccruing expenses Of Com
mittee, 100 90
fJuly f5, 1860. p. Brown on &C.
count OF current expenses OF
Committee, $50 90
Augusta, 1850. p. Brown for
81 days services as member of
Committee, 200 90
August 9, 1860. P. Brown on
: 'eccount Of expenses, 100 90
September 10, 1850. P. Brown
for incidental expenses 200 90
| November %, lS56-A. L Harris
for requiSitioE of 0. P. Brown
for expenses, 300 90
December Q, 1850. p. Brown
for reeuisition to meet expenses, 25 90
April.7, 1910. p. Brown bal.
anCe of per diem as member of
Committee on Public Building, $40 90
April Z. ,1857-O. p. Brown for
| expenses Of Committee on Pub.
| lie Building, 6l 60
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01FJudge Teavitt has discharged the Uni
ted States Marshall in the Green county
rescue cause.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-16
THE
THE
LIVER INVIGGRAT0R!
nDEti.DEn nv ND SANEnDD :;

DREP AIRED BY ID
i great scientific Medici
working cures almost too 9
as IF by magic, even tho fir
seldom more than one bot
kind of Liver Complaint, {
Dysp ersia to II common I'll
the result of a diseased Liy
The Liver is one of the -
the ,humap body, aud
functions ~, the pow -
fully devefoped. The :
tlreIy dependent on the :
yer for the proper per- {
When tho stomach is at
fault and the whole sys- 9
quence. of one organ-G
ed to do. its duty. For
one OF tie proprietors
q practice of twenty =
edy wherewith to coun- e
ments 10 which it is liz
To p:ove that this re-
anyperson troubled with y
of its forms, has but % >
.ien is'certayn. 49, &
A compound has been
gums and extractingthat T
stls; active virtues of the' 4
remove all morbid or :
tenn, supplying in their
bile, invigorating the
to digest well, purifying =
and health to the whole /
causes of the disease and
without any of the disa-
felt byusrng Caloinel or z
often res0rted to. +
Ono dose after eating =
stomach and prevent the Z
ting sour.
| Only one dose taken
nightmare. r
Only one dose taken at :
gently, and cures cos =
One dose taken after
nenaia, r
lPOne dose of two<
relieve Sick-headacbe.
One bottle taken for (
moves the cause Of the
perfect cure.
Only one dose relieves
One dose often repeat
Cholera M0rbus, and a
One dose taken often
renee of bilious attacks,
full feelings.
Tonly one bottle Is
the system the effects of
sickness.
One bottle taken for
yellowness or unnatural
One dose talk EN- a short
I yigor to the appetite and
One dose often repeat
rhoea in its worst forms,
ell complaints yield al
One or two doses cures
while for worms In chill
safer or sEeedier reme-
never fails.
There is no exaggera-
q they are but plain sober
evidence to prove, while
their unanimous testi-
Among the hundreds Of
TO the public, there are p
mend as Doctor Sanford
known now throughout I
Is truly a Liver Invigorat
by results to all who U
, certificates have been gi,
medicine by those Of the
and we know 1t to'be the
forc the public.--IHudsS
PRicE'oAE DOL
SANFORD & CO., Pr
New Y0rR.
Soldip Rayenna by DR.
? Dr.. Geo. H. Keyser, and
q july 0, ls57-mar26-1y
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We entertain some doubts as to the genu-
ineness Of the foregoing certificate. 1t is
entirely inconsistent with other declarations
which Auditor Wright has been known to
make. For our present purpose, however,
we will admit it to be true. A few words
wifi prove that 1t is not the ohole truth
II is tic statcment Of balance. The
statement Of Mr.. Browns account is cal.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-16

great to believe. II cures
Irst dose giving benefit, and
title is required to cure any
from the worst Jaundice or
Il Headache, allsof which arc
yer.
principal regulators of
wien 1t performs ita,
ASe ers of the system arc
"a stomach is almost en-.
healthy action Of the LII
formance OF its function.
- fault, the bowels are ut
. tenn suffers in conse--
{ the LiYer-haying ceas.
{the diseases of that organ
q has made 1t hts study, In
Syears, to find SONG FEM
.teract the many derange-
able.
~ medy Is. at last found, /,
0Liyer Complaint in any
rEtry Gbqt.le, and conviG-
Gt ).t'.,S - SS
formed. by dfssolving
-pa1t which Ia soluble for
1 medicine. !, These gums
- bad matter from the syss
place a healthy fiow OF
" stomach, causing food
1the blood, giving tone
- machinery, removing the
effecting 4 radical cure,
greeable after effects,
40 Mineral Poison, Chat is
~ ~,'El 5Ht
is sufficient to relieve the
q food from rising andget-.
before retiring prevents
night loosens the bowels
ttveness.
each peaIwiti cure ""
: teaspocnssul will alwsys
'OfemaIe obstructions re-
disease, and makes Q
~ Cholic, while
~ ed 10 q sure cure for the
preventative Of Cholera !.
AZ will prevent the IscuS-
while it relieves all paiu'
~ needed to throw out OF
fc medicine after q long
r. Jaundice removes all
~, color from the skin.
t time before eating givei
/ Amakes food digest well
Il ed cures Chronic Diar
!, while summer and bow
.O most 10 the first dose.
8 attacks caused by worms
: dren, there is no surer
: sdy in the world, ~ i
-Ation in these statements
facts, that. We can give
Q - all who use are giving
mony IN its tagos.
)ELiver Remedies n9w QGeret
none we can SO fuzzy iecom
rd's InvigaratoE, % general!
the Union. This preparation
ator, producing the most hap
use It, Almost innumerabl'
iveri Of the greet virtue OF thi
o, highest standing In society
ie best preparations now b
ION County Democrat. 5
PER BOTTLE. sa
roprietors, No, s45 Broadway
)r. l. SWIFT; in Pitssburg b,
d by Druggists generally.
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Due me on Per diem@ac't, S54o 90 $40 90
Due me Jan. sth, A. D., 1857, s6ot 60
AUD1T;oR OF STATES OFF1cE,)
Columbus, June %, 1857.

Columbus, June %, 1857.
/, Francis M. Wright, do hereby certify
that o. P. Brown presented the above bill
TO this office for payment April 7th, 1857,
and was then paid the above baaanre of six
hundred and one 6e:lo0 dollars, and that the
foregoing is the only claim which said Brown
has presented for payment as a member Of
the Legislative Investigating Committee APP
pointed under the act OF April. II, 1855, "fof
the appointment Of three Joint Investigating
Committees. defining their powers and pre-.
scribing their duties"
[Signedl F. M. WRIGHT,
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i great scientific Medical discovery, and is daily
working almost too great to believe. II cures
as by magic, even tho first dose giving benefit, ana
seldom than one bottle Is required TO any
kind of Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or
Dysper to II common Headache, allsof which arc
the result of a diseased Liver.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE subscribers have the pleasure of in.
i forming the citizens of Portage county, that they
have received and are now opening large and well
selected stock of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR CASH.

TIME subscriber offers the following Lands and Villag
L Lots for sale at a low price:
l6G icres situated on the East Branch of Blue Riv
err in sec 2 I. g. r. west Of which 100 acres is goot
meadow land which will yield from 100 to- 200 tons
hay annually. There is also first rate mill site, Will
16 Is foot fall, good spring, and hewed loghous'
upon the premises. "A. - .
ALSO, 100 acres situated in So, T. 6, r. West
with improvements of frame dwelling house, one
good spring and branch running through the CENTRE
Mis- land is all tillable. sas
ALSO, Two Lots in the Village of Monfort, o
which is improved with good dwelling house AM
3hrden upon it; the other is uniinproved.
A. +. SCHNEE.
wingville Grart Co., Wis, March I'd, 1871. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21
Tavern Stand for Sale.

A r PLEASANT VALLEY The well known Ia
N vern stand, including Stables and Outbudings, at
Pleasant Valley, is for sale. The Hotel is large t6
story, with Basement, cellar and kitchen dtio II
is well tnqghed and richly painted Aao all the Fur
and bedding sudcet Tor SO persons. The stable
is double with mows above and graneries and contains
stalls to Accommodate rs horses.
The location is upon the main roads leading from Po7
.os to Platteve, EancaSter Beetown, Fenninore and
Muscda; and upon the route from all those places toa
lena and Dnnleith being of the most public thor
oughfares in the west Possession given Immediately.
For TERMS apply to The propretorS oh tile premises.
Dec. 18th, 1856. 26tf ENNOR G PETTY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21
VaInable FARM for sale


TIME subscriber offers for sale bis Farm containing
- ~ the prairie in sood fences, and zoo acres
- - anne X go6i cdIsy with ssge two sto,
lr.s Ht;se on the premises Barn and out houses
49, S.f,;no well by the house, and several goot
n.s = - the land there is also young thrifty Or
eoss to the house. also 40 acres Seeded In Tim
.thy. - -. 49, !, .s.,si-s f,asa Iii
on Pafsh Grove ID miles from Prairie du Chen, an'
ut Is miles from Lancaster and is the bes; stand TO
Tarn n The County The same will be sold ct bar
IN Far Terms apply TO the subscriber the pTemis
a or J. C. Cover IN Lancaster.
P.seh eso's' Aas0a = Wv. vAHAusDAGL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21
Improved karin Tor Sale


ItHE subscriber offers for sale low price, his farm
mile 5. W. of Lancaster the BcetsAwn rosds
insisting OF 50 of good land, well wersd by
a large springs 25 acres under cutiyat,ot enbe and
ails enough to enclose so acres. :
There is good new Trained house, % BY 26 feet on
he ground. and Il stable said farm.
Also forty of choice timber and good land sus-
cd on the road leading to Barriers Mill nearly miles
rom said firm. F5ssesson given soon as DESIRABLE
tor PARTICULARS eii4ure on the premises of s.,..
Lancaster, OctHhcr sth, 1855: t5stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21
REAL ESTATE
4 Farm for sale,

m FITCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY, Wis.
~ acres Sixty seven and pne-haf acres Of said fa,,s
is timber land Of the best Kind Fifty acres il seeded
down with timothy and Clover which affords lie bess
kind OF meadow. and seven OF OrclarH The rs~
nainder Of the farm part Prairie anJ 5heuitivaton of
the best kd and is situated within two miles Of the
Mississippi and Milwaukee,, where several coaches PASS
daily The farm is well acco,arodatcd with good sup
ply of water OF the best kpd. Also There il two grsd
Dwelling Houses, barn, stses cribs log house Ior
workmans and several other houses ton numerous ia
mention. For further particulars apply to the on
q he farm. ARTHUR EEGAN
January 14th, 1851. an,o30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21
Homes for twenty-five Cents {!

AOmeS Tor twenty-five CcnCS! !!
TSHE undersigned will sell I'd persons who.
will become actual settlers in tie village Of
Boscobel choice dwelling lots for the merely
nominal consideration of TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS-T'hink ofit-a home for TWENTY
FIVE CENTS 4! -. H..
Lei no one neglect to secure II because it is
so cheap--the opportunity is a rare one
and may. never occur again; No. gun from
Boscobel sffirst or last can speak Y It'll, greater
force and more persuasive eloquence than this
which proc'aims the glad tidngs of HOMES
within the reach of all.
This new town--christened Boscobel Can
Italian term meaning beautiful gfove,J is Sit
uated on the line of The Milwaukee & M,ssis-
lsippi R.R. fifteen miles west OF Mnscoda and
seven miles above the last cross ing of Wis.
River. The only r. r. Depot between Mus
coda and the River, is situated hear the center
1t is certain that the terminus Of the Rail
Road for Tie coming winter will be at this
point. =. !. .....-.cs.,s
tiers and specu ators. The most beautiful and
in every way most desirable lots, for dive Iings
as well as the ONL Yvaiuable BUSINESS lots are
Iocat5d on The property we offer.
This town oh account of its location must be
the Business center of large and unrivalled
tract of country whose RESOURCES can never
lbe cit bFor directed in any other channel ow-
ing. TO the irnposslbilty of building parallel
Rail Road near the line OF the Milwaukee &C.
Mississippi. =. 80.
tintsrsected by d clear and beautiful stream,
sufficient III Fill Purposes: The Location is a
healthy one, and for beauty caiihct b sur
passed in this region Of country. buildings
Of every description are needed here-Hotels,
Stores, Dwelling Honses. and Shops etsty
thing in the shape of a building will be in de-
mand the coming winter. For further partic-
ulars inquire on the premises, of Il,
j. MORTIMER & CD.
Boscobsl, June goth. 1856. 5z-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21
40 Acres of Land for Sale.

I >l50 ECREs UNDER CULTIVATION.
v,t4 s,hscr;er offers his farm located Big Platte
~ niles north Of McKinseys Mill, for 81 lie. There
ara HI arres!5o thereof under fence and cultivation
26 acres In meadow IS acres in winter wheat Is in rye
ala nee * nroyed land ready for spring crop good
frame bonse and log ontbuildings; well watered.
There il on the premises Of the best nilseats in
rant County. TERMS in hand, balance on time
JOHN MOSES.
r,,,a,,hoaro, Tapuarv 22fil 1857 3rl32s
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Home Ag5in :!
FRESH ARRIVAL!
AT TAFTON.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES

TIME subscribers happy to announce to the citi-
i zens of Tafton and vicinity, that they are now il
receipt of n
Large and weu selected Stock Of Goods,
Consisting of DryGoods, Groceries, HARDWARE, Iro'
and Nails Queensware Tin Wares Hats Caps, Boots h
Shoes Clothing Tubs, Buckets, Drugs Medicines; Oils
Paints, and Motisand and oae doom things too nu-
merous to mention. - ~
Being thankful rof bast avors We fattart ourselves
that ofer,to tie Public well selected Stock OF
foods at prices that be satisfactory. Our motto is,
Quick sales end sr-H profits for Ready Fay.
Come one, come all, and examine for yourselves. Pro-
luce taken ip exchange for Goods. a;
J. l.. BENHlM, ~ .BENHAM OSBORN.
l.. 8. OSBORN. i5-f