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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-14

THE subscriber, deeming it an advantage
i both TO his customers and hmself, has concluded
to change his mode Of doing business somewhat, and
adopt the --'- .-.
Cash and Ready Pay System.
A merchant who receives prompt payment for the
articles he may SELL always ao rd to furnish them
Mt lower price than when sold on long credit. with
the prospect of losing considerable porti.n. From
and after the list Of November. therefore, the under
signed will adhere strictly to the plan of pa! in
haht either Of money or produce, for goods It his
! store. rf' - 4'-F -. s-.g..s. r.
| My goods were bought under the pressure Of the
times, and at low figure. They were selected with
care and taste, and will he sold for Ready Pay ehea
re than ever goods were before offered in Palmyra.
| have good assortment OF almost everything
i needed by any nifty. Among the articles, a
few will be mentioned, leaving the balance to be ex-
amined by customers. In the list W III be found
Clorhs, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Prints,
Delaines, Coburgs, Meripos. Foreign and
Domestic Ginghams, Silk, Bay State and
Broche Shawls, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, Ready
Made Clothing. Yankee Notions, etc.
The undersigned taxi this opportunity to tender
his hearty THINKS TO The people for their generodr
patronage and favor in past Time and hopes 30 de-
serve n continuance Of the same in future. ... :
Palmyra, October 90, 1857 i.fiasi E.T!JoEEs. 2
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r.. A.. BAIRD
No. 3 AL LENS BLOCK" "


g...E.,e t- U.- 49, .a,se,f Il. .,.4.s -
\ LOT Of fine md fashionable JlwELRY
II just opened. Prices 10 suit the tines. loss
warranted as represented. L. q u ssf au eN9'
... JEWELRY. .......A
Cameo and gold Pins nnd ar.drops, Rings, Lock
cts, Lockel-rngs md iDs, Bracelets. Nvklaetp,
Crosses, Vest, Fob, [ haleluin and Guard.cbAihs
Gold 1himbles. PcIcils, s6uard Hc6ke.i Ribbon
Slides, Watch Keys, studs, Collar aud Sltye Lui.
tons, etc., ctc. r.| s'.. ''. 70 @. + t'N'.' @tE'
b.. a... t..I..r WATCHES,a a5i 5aam
Fine gold and kitN cT aickrs OF Ist quality % N
anc Levers Of IL! own imrortrti' ii iEi xtrSIitIy
Hunting casep-t The best Nutt hes going PtTscI0
wishing reliable aEd durable timex, tIcr will 10
well to call and exiu'in+ The stock. lltE &$l&
....,..,g ~, SlLVERWARE. .t....,,.,.
Our Silyerware is warranted pure. spoons, Folxs,
-" 49,. PLATED GOODS. !, ,,.-,
Plated goods Of the best manufacture. RpoonS,
FORKS, Knives, Crenm m Gravy aud SOUP Ladies'. ID
.f. ...,, CLOCKS. . ...T H..
Clocks Of various styles. Warranted 10 ketI 90
time. Prices from 50 qpwards. ssaf s grt'FrS
A CUTLERY, -n 80
A good assortment OF Table and Pocket Gallery
Shears, Scissors, etc.: all of No. guality,a ~
49,. -. SPECTACLES. - .r@
The zeal PEBBLES Concaye, Convex and PerisevpiS
In gold, silver steel and plated frames. ay9ytB
~ GOLD PENS. g
Smith Todd'shhd MortOh's Pehs-ssid 10 be Il .
best manufactured. Itta,T P7@ qs3s@T w
J. DAGUERREAN STOCK ~
A full assortment OF Gases, Mats, SPreseTVcYs.
MUSICAL. -,
Viol'ns: Aecordeon., Violin Bows, Bridre' ard
1sy, yiGin Bn's1iolane Glsis Srhh,s oi
RAY eDnG, May ei,steS7 paa -id&JH : Ell
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To lEle Fashionable
rau Boots and Shoes.

r r@ Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber has just received frest
l. supply Of Ladies and Gentlemen's eastern man
ufactured SHOES AND CATERS, which added 1f1o
10 his stock of home made work ,makes his as. HSN
sortment complete. He is also prepared toy "
manufacture anything in his line, ladies' or gen
tlemens wear, Of the best ma and on Short
tice Confident Of his ability IN give th
publieAre respectfully invited to call and examin,
prices and work for themselves.
Rayenna, April 80. 1857 E WIN. d. DURHAM
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P. C.. BENNETT, NJ. D.,
Saving smovedto Freedom ,and opened an oniee fOr
oers his services to the public. He hopes with bis
Experience, nd entire devotion Of hii
lime and talents to the duties of his profession to
eritthe confidence of his old friends, alith0se
who NAV patronize him--May, 1856 10
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E C RIINSEII.

Sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider. Carved
Letters furnished to order. Stencil plates Of any de-
sired pattern cut with Beatness and dispatch. Shoy
one Building west ofthe Democrat oiee, up stairs.
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l. -WuEELs,' whlchthOse who make theBew style.
from Saweland Turned Spok es, feel so much worried
bout.a. vii be seen 81 their adverIsement, which
all Invited 10 read, long extract trom
AasaSe, TO give c1ffency their sawed and turn
ed spokes tbs not the aTst fime by hundreds, that
long articles have appeared in the eOlgmns OF maya
Iia"s and newspaPefs, ''pueangn up Hrrsvee: ko
hansa and M1tcanlls hare had tneif uaf, and shang-
has can no longer be paimed OF on poor appfentce
0oyssnd others NJ $40 pair and tbs time ishoA Vsfy
far distaht Hhen tIds "Sawed and Turned Spoke es"
humbue Sill becassed among the IhiDgs thai we're.
10 no ensy matter 10 max Intelligent men believe
that nachine made boots nd shoes clothing, OGDEN
nutmegs horn gun hints Lassw OOd cucumber seeds,
&c., as good the ''oid faShloned' Kind; even
tho magazines can not do that, n6 will theyty the
job on tais latter day humbug xh hthe people have
had a little eNpsTienre in the matter. but they
INSERT that their spokes splitin olt sand turn
ed Now, why are they fraid to tell the thing just
It is, viz: that they split into nouns, we'd
ipt1 proper size and then turned.
They Invite all In want ofCRrriages tOgive them
CALL BY all means, give them call nDdbe sure and
examine the in which their spoke are saw ed
md turned, and pat up, and then come and examine
ours, which they ridiene being old fashioned and
then purchase where Our work must
speak for iself,as iihas done for more than twenty
four yeaFspnst Wewant u understood that we donpi
20 around begging the people TO donate tous TAX
0ins .ss'Rs sSs
mers our CARRIAGES, as well rs the materials o.
whfvh they are made and the manner In which they
| are put together.
Ailusion is madeto "maniiness In business;" a
some other tima abrlefehapter under that head may
not be uninterestiDgt the public butor the present
We will barely say that, having been busines
East, we cannot give any lessons In the manly Scto
liquidatng LONG bills with money; neither dc
We understand the NIGHT FROcEss ofpreparng spok Ct
for wheel makers. Nor yet are We VeTsed in tht
agreeable and gentlemanly business frGTESDiNc ouI
CREDIT AT "a and putting nur property hey oDd thu
reach OF the lohg atn of the law, Il. ... -.
II desired, the opinions ofthe best Carriage max
In Northern Ohio be had as to the utility Of thos
l"Sawed and turned Spokes," and some very excelSn
and Interesting samples OF the same exhibited. q
| N. d. CLARK Il CO.
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UK. y. HB6yCS
| w OULD respectfully announce that his
w establishment for the relief and cure OF chronic
diseases, is now in successful operation aud patients
are daily experiencing the most happy RESULTS No
labor or Expense has been neglected. to make it, truly
home fol invalids. II is is situated on high cInn
ence in one Of the most pleasant villages in Northe
Ohio: excnptfrom IN miasmatic iDhucEce, and supplied
with M abundance OF soft spring watcr. The batha
are econd to in the country. The modern ga !
yanc and ecctrica batteriesarc IN se for such
ns reoujre them. II Is lamenable fact, that many
useful aud influential members of community ARE lind
ing premature graves in consequence ofsone form VI
chronic disease preying upon their vital organs;
checked not 50 much for want OF scientific preserip
tons a, q wishdrawa from the perplexes and har
rassngs Of business, and the supervision Of home af
fairs under which tney might soon recover with the
best OF attention. To the female sufferers who may
.hnk Of to With view Of
ceiving medical treatment, we positively aver that
Miss Nancy Z. Hiuckly has not her superior In the
State as an accomplished, intelligentand experienced
nurse.
The we'll known Dentist, Dr. l.. Patch, has made
Dsto visit the establishment the third Tues.
dav ofevery month, at which time he will wait upon
tho ho may require any thingin his line of business
In the most scientific and gentlemanly ly manner.
| wish TO announce to my patrons In this vicinity
that c, NJ. Chalfant, N. D., (fecon nciied TO me by
himself with me IN the ractice Of medicine ana sur
aerv nd hope to retain the confidence of those Who
may be pleased to favor us with a continuation Of
their Those desiring certificates OF
ne rfor med In the establishments circular defining
ou will be promptly attended to by address
ing the prorrict +.
Shalersvic, June 25, lSj1-tE '.-# t......s
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i. L. JONES' ....rs
CASH & READY-PAY
Store.

THE subscriber, deeming it an advantage
i both to his customers and himself, has concluded
to change his mode OF doing business somewhat and
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- E. T. RICHARDSON,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery
Iron, steel, etc., No. 7 ThGnix Block, Ravenna,o o
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T FAD PIPE, Bar Tin, Babbet Metal.
Brass Kettles, Sutts ard Wagon Boxes, Hemp and
Rubber Packing, Manila Eopo, etc., etc at
T.'2 T., n11GG!aRpsCE'S,
q August o.. 1857 ......l No. Phonix Block.
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. r. RENNETT mr. N

Barber and HaiI-dresser. Shop under thrCollir
House. Shaving, Hair cutting, and Shampoonini
d5ae promptly andin the mostfashionablr style.
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| .T1 Ayers d
CHERRY
RKCTORAL
FOR THEgRAPiD CURE or
Colds, Coughs, and
---Li AOaFReMeaA.E "
I,atNYIEtp. Mass, 20th Dee. les

fjaINHIEID,, Mass, 10th Dec 1856.
,DE. !. @. Arm lido not hSallsae d asy
the best remedy have ever found iOr
Coughs, Hoarseness, Infne4sA and he
ooncomitant symptoms of . 0oiG, syoar
ChnRHfs PRcfoRAL- Its CONSTANT uae in
~ practice ana my family fOre ths last
M years has shown II 10 possess supe-
rlor vfrftiea for the treatment Of tbeBo
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HENRY JAMES,

~r r. B. WITTER,
8 4ddle, b Inessand Trunk Manufacturer, corner o
prospet and Main str ect, Ravennn. Ohio. 80
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RAVENNA GLASS COMPANY,
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
etc., Days Stone Building, Main st., ,Ravenna, o.
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NJ. PAINTER,

,. WILLIAM FRAZER, -.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Saddlery
&C.. FraEer's Block, MHin st., ,RaveDDa, O.
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A lady, writing from Brooklyn, says: "Would that
could express in this short letter the value your In
vigoratcr has been TO In raising large fan lily OF
children Tor it has failed TO relieve all alec
tious of the stomach, bowels, or attacks of worms.
lf mothers had this remedy placed within their
reach, and taught how to it, a fearful and
untold amount VI agony might be we'd y
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| OOKING GLASSES of every size and
IL device Imaginable, from 10 cents to $50, ut
May II, 1857 I.M J. VANCE'S.
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pICTURE FRAMES "A large assert.
i ment, gilt, rosewood. mahogany, etc., on hand
and made to order al short notice. La J. VANCE,
May IA, 1857 No. Z PhRniH Block.
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Markets.

MrssRs. Barring BRorHrRs co.'s CrscuL,R.
LONDON, Dec. 2t-5P. "
We continue 10 have quiet markets for all articles OF
colonial and foreign produce with the exception OF
for which there has teen an active demand. Money s
easier. The Bank 81 Engiaad hos r,iac,d ~ minimum
rate Of discount 10 pei ,sp TcT aana. consos shut
p3ia Tor the account Ne, dollars S. I'D. Bar s-
yer ts 80. American csSoa 81. ia. DOuboons,
American stocks show little VARIATION since our last
advices.
Tho coffee market has been very dun Only 60 casks
and 30 bags plantation Ceyon have been publicly offered
ard they brought SIS co. Cd for fac ordinary W low
midelng. 500 bags uye Ccvcu were taken IN at sls
Rca vent from SIS 55s. ed 'or Pr. ordinary.
For cocoa there Is little enqsrv ID, o- god nd ane
red Trinidad fetched sSs Cd. ru. a.
IN cochncai there have bcc' i1 -r.cr
Ccrrr.--here n = be,irr ie.IHu.
Ooks1M Monday ma, Wp. y ~. t Fhot
In foreign the business uuy r,ti 81 lsls racs.
Last weeks average quot. o. Tor iug what Va iss
ID on 1o1 ,3Te quarters returned " Iu,is white Ane
rcan wheat los. ass, and rcd s 4Cs.; American
-four 24s 26s. per barrel
CopryR dul-foreign ofIt ring at lower prices without
finding buyers Quotations Of English unchanged tough
cake and tile fI07 TO- best selected clio To- sheathng
I'D. yellow metal sheatng lod.
In hemp and indg We have nothing 10 report
hos Rails and bars nominally f6, free board in
Wales. Scotch pig sos sis. for mixed numbers the
Clyde x.,,,. ,,.,. .n.,.,,..
1sap.-Comnon pig f22 spanish $40 q f2o los.
IARD.-wcstcrn in tIerces 5es. 5ss, nominal
IlSsrap-A cargo Of Taganrcg arrived, has been sold
at Sos, OF Gaaiz SIS, and Of NaranopoI at Sis
For moIasscs there is very little inquiry small ransac
tons IN Antigua at les, and Cuba Mascovsdo 15s.
Ous We quote sperm Geo f61, headmatter GA, at
whsh prices about 10 have changed hands. Pain
ics Cocoauut 4os. Ais. Both nominal
have been placed at Is Cd 7s Cd; 300 bags Madrss
nj S., snd 200 bags BALKAN at Is. Cd.
Rtsn'crc has been moderate business in good Lee
wards ~ D.
For ssIIrErx rather better prices have been paid;
1lco bags having changed hands at Ses for TX IN
srrc,s --I'n'cnto-iao bags brough, from 2xd I'd.
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ne ministry at the commencement of the new year,
but they were not generally credited.
Government had determined, after mature delibe-
Eation to work the gold mines discovered in upper
Senegal.
The customs receipts for the month OF November
shOw falling off of $780, 900 francs.
The convention concluded between France and
Baden for the construction of q massive bridge
the Rhine at Kehl WILL it is said, be sanction
I'd by the German Diet
II is stated that the Emperor had approved OF the
provisions of a bill intended to be passed through
he Corps Legsatf early in the session, for restrain
ing gambling at the Bourse.
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POLITICAL.

nth wARp.-rHE REGULARS WILL mFET AZ TTIE
Union msrtet long lhs evening AZ ~ otc-k Ey
order ~ tbilsN, tNrrs'n Pro en-.
<yorvcTT. NO. q SEVENTH wARD-THE NJ iRHHs
~ OF Tits Council are hereby nocd taal ris-un i,r
oneers sor ensnns year viii he hald the punr~
rooms es fss, Brosdway, IN Npndsr =, Jssu ~ H.
lo5s ~ p EhhSHFhi frtsrln NJ
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NEW PVpLICATTON,.

A NEW BALLAD
~ For ,hc million
AK keafuey"
o. have you ne'er he ri of A. Ranney,
civ. toe popular man be-
Presents 10 The grs,
Gold. Slvef snd pearfs
He can't please them bercr now, he
~ course you have heard Of A. Rsnusy,
H.s books are the cheapest q any
Nud he gifts offered free,
tRro sCpav teo ninety three)
Are the cause Of great wonder in many
AT the area gn and booF touse ps Broadway handsome
prize accom- anes every volume Thefc banksno
uumpeTy gifts. Dialogues fun.stri free.
A. RANNEY, Agent
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SrNrH ANNUAL BALL
~ YOUNG MEMS pESooRsrrc UNION CLUB
MONDAY kvrytSc, JAN III, 1883,
~ suftHs ASSEMBLY
The Comufee of Arrangements In announcing the An
nua Ball Of the Club, beg leave TO state that hey have
largest moot magnificent AM comfortable
They Nave also engaged
DODWORrns BAND,
who will perform hne selection OF quatriles wazes, pot
pkscise.
1-Grsnd Promenade.
2-welcome Qusdrillss
5-9arela Polka
4-Trovabre Quadrilles.
5z.Mary s<hotiische.
cRcse waltz.
7-Carnival Cuadrines
@ADen Dodwortb's vsrsoviana-
eMedley Spanish Dance.
1o-saturpaLa Quadrile.
l-tnon Club Polka
l2-Heartschs Scnouiscbe.
ISL. w. Dcdworths Mszurha-
A-ninstres Quadrile.
l6-Wedding Nvch.
MErbe Skaters VurirlleL
l7--Iabi,zky's waltz
m-Hermione Polka
H-Norh star QaadfiDe.
p-D,dworth varsyvanA
Zl-Athalia -chDtische.
x-Evening Bcils Qusirille
H-tuer prfv0rhs Esneralda
9-fcss d nisr oniirlle
At ,ya's Retcva
E-tscfuwub Gacp
4-Trish Zig vuadrile.
Dancing viii corrfne u cclocs precisely.
TTCkFfS rNO DOfi.ARS.
admitting gentleman and adts can be had DJd sorhs
music store @ Broadway aud ~ ths door on he evening o.
by order u BE Conlmlres " arrsnrsneus
J.. y. HAHkfsON CHAIRMAN
CaAstss ;. kkLLY. seerr1aIy
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tn. War in Utah Brighsm Yo.nr Advised
"a Migrate.

ITrOm the IOnion limos. TIC =.
Tie simple explanation Of the Mormon question
given hy fi,e President nj the United States in his
message 10 Congress. shows At once the position Of
thesupCXc government the resolution ct tie rebel
ccwmpDi,e, and the proportions which tue embar
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oEOn REWARD.-FIvE HUNDH&D DOLLARS RE
scCVU ward will be paid for satisfactory information
where William r. Rs-en q Detroit can be found He len
inches height black hair and whskers full beard ecept
high broad forehead pl~asan fste
VERY address snd weight about loo pounda lie
well dressed GRAPE his hat standing collar dark neck
tie black coat oyercon, psnts and ~ dad, 2jO
doars will be paid Tor the recovery OF hs body murdered
will be leading the and
az his murderers Address tbe undermined care
" CRANE wEssoN.
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The Kansas Question Viewed In England
ITrom the London Times, Dec. 26.l

rom the london Times, Dec rs
Mr.. Buchanan's style. in his late message 10 the
Congress Of the United States, betays very clearly
where he IL treadng on eggs. There IL cautious
balance. an anxious determination 10 right himself
an exactncss of self justification and an elaborate
construction of a basis for himself he goes
over the ground ~ the Kansas question. On
the whole. he gets out u II not amiss, but
the process Of proppinc mp Is too Transparent;
bsd prcppng good workmanship enough, but It il
too yisilo h, Is always looking TO see II the Stone
sits quito Cat and level Does It show little sgn
uf uncvcnness, down he goes on his workman
knees again. aud inserts the proper adiu Ing ma
teral underneath in the proper corner; then nc
looks al his plumb again. Il il AL straight now No,
Yields little in the other corner and there must yc
q little more prVpping mattcIput in there. ~) thc
sperstructure of the Kansas case goes on tie mascot
fdoeting artisticay underneath the payemer men
testing the result by his plumb and line then vt
ing again, then applying his plumb again. t the
lead at lat falls straight ;-nd indidatcs that M
laws Of gavitation satt cd, and that the kanas
question Is adjusted.
The line OF the free state in kanras has hccg To
ignorr an the public acts Of the Southcm patty oil
thcb conventions and conventional acts, W pro
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THE BALL SEASON.

70 be bald kihos Saloon rnesday evening January ~
lShs sbeons full hand engaged. Tickets to admit
and two ladies g. Honorary northumberland r.
Kelly, Oliver n. Mooney
cOuurTryB ARRArGEnnNrs.
O~csr Spence. Edward q. Hyrn-. rbomss NsLioon,
John W. Mckinley. Edmund y. Kelly Daniel sweeny. Jr,
jones r. Dllran John Kelly, Charles Hussey,
Wiln.r i..lor Peter Lynch, John Higgins,
Andrtw I. Byrne. 2. a. Mcsorisy, Timothy Lynch
richar u. ,NsGnn, WIN. ~. Irwin, J.r~r,ish Qanlan
VIM. fnrpstrcs, Richard Dalton, Robert ~. Laler,
Peter Nchan. Thomas Hussey, Thomas higgins,
james A. Caroin. " \. Clark p Mclaughlin.
Jno, D.. McNeuoxny. ~ $50 Carr, John T. Bradley,
John A. Boyle, j. .. Kelly, Edward J. Murray.
Charles wsicrs,
JAMES LYNCH, PREsIDgSI
IOHx McCAUrrN, Secretary DtIvEa SALLIxR LIST v. y.
DkrpL fsIDe treasurer. Joup A. Aci.ausntIs. "a VI,
Tickets be procured um the Committee Of Arrange
eais and a. the door on the evening" ofthe ball
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REWARDS.

G. rE EEwARD-IgOSr, on THE EVENING OF TIE
~ Ith ult N going from Thirty vhi1 street - his
c.d.my Music K-ntlsunans Diamond pin ssquarc sin
ale stone in blue ensmei with guard chain, and ruby
bead pan attached The hDder Will receive The above reward
on leaving ri tho iew.lry store Of w. salisbury 20, III
pruadwAy, corner IL Cortland street
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-22
CLOTHS, CdSSINERES, &c.. FGR CASH
AND NOW, KIND PATRONS,

Let competition scoid and sweat
We go the pay down system Vet:
And those who Sell Oh twelve months time
GAl'hough this don't exactly r!ymc,)
VII! find the sport is all in selling
For when they'll get their PAYS hard telling
The credit plan is fast exploding.
For Moore x Qualc ara now unloading
Their mammoth stock Of Goods and Wnr.s
Al bought for Cash in hand" with care -
>" cheap that fogics all do stare,
And six mon,hs.mcn will never dare
In competition to compare.
Now, friends and patrons. one and ALL
These goods were bought for You this fall
;" come along without delay,
An'i don't forge, III" Ready Pay.
Cheap goods tor Casl, is all the rap.
The grraicst blessing Of the nre
An'i Mt Moore & Quaiie's you'll find
a 'na'nm"t! stock Of every kind.
Sept -, 1873 II If
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
TO BE Held AT COLUMBIA
On the 9th, 10th, llth & 18th November, 1858
TNIIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the
Il State Agricultural Society Of South Caro-.
lima respectfully call the attention of the people
Of the Southern States to their approaching
Fair, at which Premiums will be awarded on
all articles of Agricultural Horticultural and
Mechanical interest well as Ladies' Fame,
Work and Domestic Economy. Large and
commodious IInlla hnve been erected for the
convenience Of Exhibitors, and a considerable
addition has been made to the stalls for the use
Of animals. All articles intended for exhibition
will pass free over all the Railroads save the
South Carolina Road, which will require one.
half freight Visitors, for one fare. can procure
ticket to 60 and return. Exhibitors will
please give the Railroad officers timely notice
Of each articles as they wish transported, as
we'll as the time and point of shipment
A. p CALHOUN,
JOHN A. NETS.
w. r. ROBERTSON,
T. HABLEE, Exec
u. W. RAY, oo"'
j. F. MARSHALL,
r. J. GAGE,
Sept. II. SO .22-5t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-22

The amount of this balance with the excep
ION of Sixty Dollars is due the Lower Sayan-
nah and Lower Saudu Boards.
certify that the reports of each sub.treasurer
was submitted to General Board at their last
meeting, was adopted, and approved.
THOS. w. SMITH
Secretary General Board
Oct. 81. 1858, colt