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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-11
Road Notice.

t@' ASSeeNA ASOSeOCe j.
NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
1V will be presented to ths Honorable Board Of
County Com missionsrs Of Portage county, at their
March Session, 1883, for Road TO bd laid out and
established from the east end cf Oak street, il tho
village of parallel with tie north line III lot
No. 66 In the s6at division Of lots In asid t6
10 the esst line Of ssid lot No: %. @ :3gt57 fEa
Ratsnna, February Z, ls5s-lxHf
Sale Of Reli Estate BY OFder. o.
y s,'@ k COurS.s.s... ,sS.
IN the 9th dsy Of March, A. D., 1858,
" between the hours Of o clock and O'Clock In
the afternoon Of said day, on she premises Will be
sold - the highest bidder the iRtervss Of the wards
hereinafter named, the following real estate as The
property Of Joseph Mitchell, John Mitchell, Mary
1ane Mitchell and Martha 4. Mitchell, heirs OF Van
MITCHELL late Of Hiram, rort9Re county, deceased
70 WI; OnP Of land, being part Of loi number
lnines 10 The township Of Hiram and coanty Of
Portage and state Of Ohio, bounded the south BY
the township ltnes on the west BY land late owned
by David BeardseyS on the north by the original
lot line and on the oaas BY land late owned by Sarah
MgOonnel aud The highway containing sixty-hine
ana seyeBty eight hundredhs acres At land also.
number fortynine bounded the east By the centre
Of the hrst bounds arc stxty-ve rods north
from The south line Of said lot OH said highways thence
Wess fourteen rods and afteeTi aud one half links;
thence north TO the north lire Of said lo themes east
10 The raid highway ten acres The said
premises sold free from The encumbrance Uf dover
| : tiss ts@ LUCINDA MlTCHELL,
! Guardian Of the minOr heirs sboyo named.
February 4, l6Se<5w eTkAwDER 4 HARrt Atty,s
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Making oonnectsoRs II Clev Gland Win cIsfSana
ana q, Loiedo, Cleveland, GonmbuS sh8 CiaoiS ma
saS, GHrSand ana Erie and Cleveland &ad ftssbnFA
z, z, ssoion, With hacks 10 Chagtin Falla. s443
a. a. WJssnIu-, with hacks to Rayenns. zsg
uaa.re sren, with hacks 20. Sharon, 0Ysenvtite,
"Ga1xs .sts, Bocmdelds Canneld, &c. @
!. youngstown, WITH etagea for New CastIe, PO-
.no, lowell Y aud Elon Valley, and themes " Pliis-
Onres Fk Wayne and Chicago faiirpad, d FitSufa.
80 CHAs. 4. Rfi0ADs, Super int. hdsas.
Nsyeuabsf II, le5s.5g:s IA iy4sTs a sa sIa
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(SORN! CORN!! aCORN!!.--Ten thou.
" dhDd, bushels OF CORN In tho ieaf wanted, IL
exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries,
#0isF F&' COFFIN q PINNEY'S. I
January Z, 1853 pa = No. Phanix Block. !
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heyial Notice.

JOSIAH GAYLORD, William B. GAY
lord, Levi: King, Ahn,s Ring, Ashia Crsbe, Gym.
tha Crane and Mary A. Gaylord viii take notice that
petition WSs died against them, on the 18th day Of
Deceiiiber, A. D., iss7; in the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Portage county. OHIO, By Joseph Preston,
and Is now pending, Sefei the said Joseph Pfesion
demands partition of the following real esste situate
In the township Of shalcrsvflle the county Of Por-
.tage aforesaid and is known as beinR parts o lots
Noe, % aad 5s IN said township and b6nndbd az o.
lows: Beginning at q post on the west side Of ths
Stats toHd leading if0f Ratehna to Chardon on lot
No. 43, from whic yellow oak stump two feet In
diameter bears south Sc degrees east dlst 20 lihks
white oak stump two and half feet in diaiietsr
bears bortB 16 degrees east distant "a links; thence
west q chains and 70 links 10 post from Which a
yellow oah stump two feetn diameter bears south sc
degrees east distant % rks; thence south II chains
an % links to highway; lhence east along said high.
way 81 and 90 nks to the State thence
noIbeastery along ead State road l6 chains and 81
nksto the place OF beginning 84R acres
of land and that at the next torn Of said court
cation wllbs made fof an order that partition ra,
bs made In said premises: = 7. !. Il. II ~. {
Deccmbsr II, iA57-sws Pi,intiS;f Att.,s.
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Read Notice.
FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. H. TUBBS

VIII be IN attcndsncs follows: s.-- ~ .,..r
RAVKNNA, Prentiss House, Tuehday and Wed.
day forenoon; FeorusTS 23dand Path. sr
Akron, Empire Honse, ednesduy, January 18th.
Warren; National Hotel, Monday Jahunr, Snth:
Clevelanu, American House, Dec. apith and 3ith
For nsuitaIiOn upon all discusses Of The |lhroat
Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels, hfdneys and
Snloen; also Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatisnl, NGryous
moss, Debility Dyspepsia, Femtle diseases Arue ahd
Fever Fits, Impurities Of the Blood, krnptons USn
9ers UicerS and all other varieties Of Tong standin,
com nj aints, both external and iaternal. 'a'
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devottd his entire
tim to chronic diseases truating thousands
many Of whorl had exhausted every other resonrc,
within reach. IWnS insfaLsr etAsr pots SaI
rsr does Ne make siek to make Usf tea,
de,on to 6riId up. Tho medicines can BIO iaken viii
safety BY tho most dscate ana patients may rcnaii
at home and contthre with prudence their ordinar,
diet and exercise. Many have recovered under tho
after friends and had ri eli ND
hope the indisputsble evidence of which can Away,
befurnished. invaidt fowever reduced and despair
ing are invited to call and may be assured tint no en-
will be given or expense incurred, wit
outa CORRESPONDING prospect OF recovery. =
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NEW GOODS
TOR FALL And WIELEB
'y5krT
'VEa = -

q
sVVTAH
can nov. be. found ut our store.
and can b. bought nt lower rates
Of US for cash Or pfoduce Of ali
kinds, than Al any ushef sstap.
llshment in Portage county, and
we think that the most krsptical
canbe tonyineed tlikt such b tbR
y AGTl
by giving usa call and looking
over, our stock, which we lake
pleasure 10 showing to any 0tIE ?
who may favor ihs in tiAt MNay.
Our stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods. is now full and completS
consisting Of all the varied stylek
that are worn this season; such u
Plain, figured and plaid Ffehch
Merinos, plain and figured ail
wool Delaines, Cashmereky
go Cobutgs, Persian Twillg
Paramettas, plain, figus
red, striped and plaid
common Illaihes
Raw Silks, VaE
encia Plaidg
plain and
striped
Cravellas, plain and figured Bay
State FlanneIs-all colors, OPP
era Flannels for capes and q.
sacks, with trimmings ID
MATCH Ladies' Cloths
for capes and sacks, ..oa
Bay State, Magic
Highland. Stella, s.....q
Broche, Long
and Square
5HA"Iu5J
long and square plain Cashmere
do. Cashmere, broche and chem
lie scarfs, a beautiful article.
Also, a choice lot of black silk.
plain and figured IS some very
cheap: Figdfed, plaid, striped
and plain silks, a great variety.
Black silk velvet for capes and
mantillas. Nloire antique silk.
very good and very cheap.
Also, d full assortment Of La
dies and ChildtenS Shoes, Of al
kinds and prices - some great
bargains: Rubber Over Shoes:
some eetirely new styles. for sale
low at the Cash and Ready Pow
Store Of COFFIN & PINNEY:
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Legal NOsica.

"STITT'S" horse shoe iron and common
bar ifoh; ell sites. Ut F.A. CURTIS 4 cos.
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PHTHISIC OR ASTHMA


Tho abatement given this month will be read with
deep interest by all who knve endured the
Bile horrors OF ethma; Especially does il commend
tseif 10 those who have believed that treatment may
relieve. but cannot eHTe.yg j nj y ~ F A..t F. ~
Holmes tp. Crawfo Co.,, Ohio, July 1887
Or. TusBs:-Sir-Sincec childhood have been afiict.
cd with PlAhic or Asthma. My mother before me,
suffered with the same disease. AS grew older II
became worse, the pS'oxisms occurred oftener, and
were more protasted and severe especially so dur
the winter on. At all times, little more than
Ordinary exertion caused violent oppression in
| breathing.
While the paroxisms lasted thsfe was distressing
cough and constant Agonizing etruegle for breath
being At times apparently upon the verge of suGoca
ton. Very little sleep could be obtained nt such
times and that little while Sitting In thy chuif Two
years ago was induced by the statement Of lady
whom you cured Of .thma, ID hiake more trial.
Ihsd little faith at that time; partly because hat
50 ofsen been disappointed and partly because other
under circumstances most hhfatoruble, having tht
cars Of stk friends. yet have been not only full!
relieved VI all symptoms OF Asthma, but Of ali othe
ahGGtionb accompanying, have no cough now
breathe freely, rest wei and have good strength.
Yours truly, susanna w. QUAlNTANCE.
| Ss1NI TsTySY k...o ahoa ;ro, .rd oDcop, 10
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MISCELLANEOUS
Carpets, cotton "'''''' hemp
Oil Cloth, from ',' '.' TO tive '.'d' ''4''
Wall Paper and Ctrtdiiis.
Ready4tiat!e Clothiiig.
Sheetifig, fro" one to two ''' half 's'' " l'''
Sheeting, S''.'''d'
Flannel; red and ~''''.
Cotton Flannel.
Damask for Curtains, good.
Curtains, 'wi''; maIl .Ad pl.id:
Cravats, black ana hns,:
Stocks, With springs;
Botittet HibBobs; 7s'; t''':
Bolitf cts, satin ind 'H.n'i..
Edgings, lace ' .sa a. '''''
Suspenders, "''' AID se'''
Umbrellas, a'i'r.'' TO loo'si
Hickory Shifting:
Bags. '''l' "' y
b. ah aE .:-
sx4 s4-s' -
t4- g ssssrgg .f , -. ..ass ~ r ssas ans
1 sa GROCERIES, VI
Sugars; .ls'A4' and p'io" r.l
Teas, from '7ssrS cents.
Spices, o'''' kinds ''h and qualities.
Tobacco; p'as' an. cut and smoking.
Rice and Saleratis, very god.
Grocery, '1 .''' es BY ne piece.
Cutlery;''el' and pocket.
| Glassware. 3'1rgs snd 'S'shdia s;'or'nsDs.
Lamps, Oil and Fluid. s''.' ': ''F cash
Carpet Chain; vhi'' '''r sd sele''a. ..,a
Batting; COED and bad. ..l. @
lWaddihg;; 'Al'' s' and 4 se'e''', t''' /. /.
Buttons, horn, I'm, sE... ana 'a.''Ds.
Combs. issr5'4a dressing.
Pibs, Needles. Hooks and Eyes
Elastics, l.'r. .na .nall, y
Tapes. Bobbins and Braids:
Remnants. Broons, &c &c.
Bosrwior 4 BEAlrr wlIl ssll tbs s6o-
4 goods for cash as shs6h - theY can
|. bought u Ns6i YorE " rkilGieltkIs. IT
I Iit and - n sssssfi AZ
All F96aitl lssnis tsskL iSossy s.. ,sEs
!. q pss or spcd e sspt skoSt bsHkgtkl
: etAavs bclnsili silefj ~
y RssSiiss Ot6tl I ., fts7!
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OLTD PINE PULP TIIR7N& fsis3S II
- ets solid Pias sssk-ee s.s glss .iiz ~ Is
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r. EFT YOUR AMBRoTYPES, and Pho
VI tcgraphs At Ford'a Gallery OF Art. They are
made there In q style that few can equal and none
can excel. FitA Premium awsrd-d Al the county
place. = taI'.st ~" ~ ~ -.' % % !
December 2l-ow. :
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4 TlQUID PLASTER g 1aall BE - ]
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rr1rrs...-our esteemed friend. EaAsTu'
caarss. Esg. pressn,.d us last week with
=, N,ss,kes Ol % Gns aPplss as can bs found
tS,v.en .Rsysnns and ",hs mountains Of
hssSidam. :. EIe hss eur thanks and best
Ssw fsr The same. a4 '7.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-04

Of it. The place is not destitute of cox
combs either; they are rs numerous as the
butterflies.
We were Informed that the schools at
WILLIAMSON are generally very good. Mr.
Ii, ., HERRIcK, the principal of the Fe-
male Academy is a gentleman of high NOR
al worth and an able scholar and a strict
but pleasant teacher. His assistants are
also high-toned and educated ladies, and
we are glad to learn that his pupils arc in
creosing rapidly. Mr.. j. Nj. WALKER's s
school is also doing well. We have some
acquaintance with Mr.. W., and know him
to be both gentleman and an excellent
teacher, He has very good and efficient
assistant, Mr. HINTON, of Ala, and we
will say that they arc worthy of the public
patronage.
There is quite an Interesting meeting 90.
ing on in the Baptist Church, which has
been in progress for some week or more,
and Is likely to continue for some time to
come. Mcssrs. OWENS and SMYERs will
please accept our thanks for their kind at
tcntion shown to us during our stay at their
village, and we would be glad to return the
compliment at any time they sec fit to visit
Walhalla and Tunnel Hill.
The road from Williamson to Wilson's
Bridge is one of the worst roads ever trav-
eled over Have they got any Commis-
sioncrs of public roads in Anderson dis.
trict Have they all been down sick and
could not go out and sec how the roads
were? Or don't they know a good road
from bad one? They have a new way
of working roads in the upper part of An
dcrson They do it by cutting large oak
brush and scattering it along in the washes.
But you say, care they not in the way 2"
ooh, no; when they are too thick you can
drive out in the woods" DWELL, don't
they cover them up with dirt 2" ooh,
pshaw no. That would be work, and
more than that, it would make the road
muddy the next time it raincd" We had
intended finishing our observations in this
article but we find it will be too long,
Therefore we shall take another ii ne to
conclude it, So for the present, ampcr-
sand. "CApT. CUAw."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-04
@glE0 1rGn poe ny.
The Mothers Dream

ny M1ssA. S. G.
Twas nights hush like that of death Law on
The world, and stlled tho wild. tunultuous
Throbbings of its mighty heart,
On low couch
Within adimly lighted upper chamber
An infant boy tossed and nlonncd restlcssly
In feyercd sleep. The cool night wind, laden
With perfumes from the garden, stole throunh
the
Open easement 10 kiss his cheek, and linccr
In soft dalliOuce with the golden curls,
But brought no cooing for the fever raging
In his veins, Beside tho little bed with claspcd
Hands, and face all pale with agony, the
Mother krclt, and prayed with earnest voice and
Quirering lips, God spare my child?"
The night
Waned slowly, bells tolled the hour of twelve.
Happier mothors slept in peace with their
Dear jewels near, but still she knelt and still
Her bleeding heart sent up that anguislcd pray
er,
"God spare my chldm
Soft thouchcd hor with Ills mngic wand, and she
Slept and dreamed, and 10 the Heavens were
ope'd.
She beheld the glory, and heard the deep,
Grand harmony that angels make
Before the throne. Entranccd shc stood with
out the white walled
City, and gazed, awe-struck, through the wide
open
Gate, when lol upon its threshold bright ap-
penrcd
Her child. Beautiful Oh, MOST. beautiful!
Clad in his infant purity, rs in
garment, and crowned with radiant glory,
Looking back, he smiled upon her, and beckon-
ed
With his baby hand, and then, MS 'twere,
White cloud came between, and wrapt him from
her gaze
Fair.broke the morn; that mother woke and
looked
Upon her sleeping babe Sleeping? Ab yes,
in Jesus! One golden ray of light streamed
Through the muslin curtain resting like
a halo, on the fair, placed brow, while the
pale, cold lips still wore the angelic smile
Ihe spirit left Mt parting. But the mothers
Heart was comfortcd; for well she knew her
spirit, journeying by different path,
liad met her infantsat the gate of Heaven.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-04
O0RRE@ SIP 0NDEM0g.
Correspondence Of Me Ke6,eec Courier.

a Short Tour.
FFtead Thompson: Thinking that syn
opsis ofmy observations during ecent tour
through portion of Pickens, Anderson,
Grecnvllc and Laurcns Districts would be
of fintcrest to some of your patrons, there
fore send you the following:
We left Walhalla on the 18th instant, in
Company with three very pleasant compan-
ions. But, notwithstanding the sociability
oStho party, we found the drive from Wal
halla to Pcndleton rather dull and monoto-
nous. The work at Seneca river is pro.
crossing "slow but sure" we presume.--
The grading seems to progress faster than
The rock work. The "spirit of improve
ment' seems to have the ascendancy at Old
Pendleson, and we think that this appclla-
tion should be dropped now, and hereafter
it be callcd New Pcndlcton For nearly
everything has either been made anew, or
painted over 80 it looks ncw--and that is
the same to us Pakets folks, You know
There has been quite tidy looking little
depot built since | last visited there, but [
think it is rather too small for i, village de-
pot on the Blue Ridge Railroad and it re-
ninds me moro ola Chinanan's hat once
saw than it does of depot. But is quite
an addition to the place, its novelty gives
it beauty, and dcpots are not generally very
pretty buildings anywhere Ouroars were
saluted as we passed through, by forward
and back" "first couple cross over" ETC.,
,ctc., proceeding from the second story of
one of the Hotels, and VIC were informed
that there was a dancing school with more
than seventy scholars.
The crops on the read from Pcndleton to
Williamston are generally good But, in
the neighborhood of Orrviile, they have
been spared the trouble of pulling" thei.
fodder, as heavy hailstorm has stripped
every stalk. After drive of sonit I3 or
40 miles, we reached the Saratoga of the
Sonth--Willianston--and we were sur
prised to note so many improvements in
every portion of this thriving li.tle village.
The "Mammoth Hotel raises its 10 cty Dill.
lars high up in tho air before you, as you
come in the place, and hard by is the "Ocn-
tral House." avery neat and convenient
building, and "inipe host" is quite clever
aud accommodating gentleman, and one
who deserves liberal patronage The
"Manmoth House" is said to front 200
feet three ways, but this we think is erro-
neous. There are some 200 rooms on the
premises The sleeping rooms, parlors,
etc., arc generally well furnished, with tho
exception OF combs and brushcs---these We
could not get. But they have ststrtped
.Pote' in the honsc,and chat will account
for ~, TIE "Manmoth House is kept by
Coll Il A. IIoKE, who Is quite aentlcman
sn more respects than one. Itis quite a
lively time at Williamston now, and Won
can see abou. as many butterflies at one
glance there, as my place have ever Wis
tied, and criaoliue enough to iucorrorate
the town. i am no hand in mathematics.
and three times the diameter of any giyen
circle isnot any nearer the circunfereacc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-04

Il was bothered, and my hair stood up
like pigs bristlcs, and the divil word
could get out.-PAT's Translation.
Decreased CONSUMPTION or CHAMpAGEE.
The Courc" dc Rheims complains that tho
consumption of champagne wine has Of lato
yoars been on tho decline: and in proof. it
states, that whereas in 1861, llAE0l0S
lottlcs were exported and 2.40S. Sl8 sold i'm
France, in 1873, Only 7,36S,al0 were ex-
ported and 9, ,42l ,454 were sold i'm France
In the former year tho total WAS 10. $50 ,OIG
bottles, and in thclnltor only 0,7S0.I64.
SINGULAR FLORAL FREAK "A pnner. in
Natcrtown, Cmuoeticnt, states tlat a fnIl-
blown, beautiful. wlitc rose. was E.rud le-
costly growing spontar eously upon tl.e stem
OF "a yellow apple tree, in that town. Tho
Concord Statesman, New Hampshire, also
cites tho case of an apple tree in that place
which, having borne its blossoms fully, and
formed incipentapples bore on the cxtiem-
ity OF ono of its branches full blown white
rose. AT least. it woie its slmpe ond leaves.
and discharged it's odor, so, though apple
tanciers might call it by another naric, nstilt
"Wguta spiotl as sYces" ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-04

How TRUE.--Eyery day we live, says
an exchange, we are more than ever con
Vlnced that niDe-tcnths of the misfortuncs
which attend humanity arc sclf-inniotcd. d.
People jump off railroad cars while in mo-
ton so bathing in deep water when they
cannot swim; imbibc spirtuous liquors
and meet with accidents; expose thein-
selves, regardless of prudence, and suffer all
maracr of most evil consequences, which
little forethought would in most cases
have averted, People know very we'll that
violation of the common law involves n
penalty, and yet utterly ignore the fact that
nature is still more incxorable than the leg.
is,ature, and visits with corresponding pun
ishmeut every transgrcssiou Of her laws.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-04

Twas night hush like that of death lay ON
The world, and stilled tho wild, tumultuous
Throbbings of its mighty heart,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-15
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In public. Al Macon Ca under the sworn supsfnten.
deBes Of &. Q. Bulklsy and Jos. Waterman ksq's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-15
Paraf6ne Camel Coal Oils
For LubFicating MAJ himePy.

In Scotland The Camel COzl OH have bsan vsr svor
by knOWn and sXIsnbiFsly Ne pacs u perm r
ne asI lev ysars. OIs similar naIars And qualify are
nOW being made - the UniOn Coal Ou Company aad
ais very highy vsasa Tnis Ui sas Ihs
sane Wgal and HIil Dsaz ths aams Ismpsraturs ubsn
Ensr SRA ned, A. lhs 5sa. sPsIm, iuy equal 10
IS LubrestGF, haEag bssH " as ssvsrsat tss
aPon 6oih heavy Ene light nashRsry zna ysa snrs sat-
saeton 1hls On l. peculiarly adapted 70 ailroads Cot
o. sPindes, aaSAiBo shrPs, AM ala mssbiasry wnsrs
nRs Oh Is required. Il II seon0misaI Iaau oFdinary
Gus, AIT sold a. abOuI D. pues and a. haf ne
quantity viii DO equal AIaVuHg Of lubneau0n, aad DO
ostisE
This on being entirely without gum, should used IN
the sams manner - The aatai gpsrn. Ths openings Ora
cans and feeders Used Tor ordinary 0oassr Os sh0ad BE-
rsduced, OIhsTWiss the Oh viii be Wzs.si.
1hess Oils will be iuFnshs dealers a ne etory pr
ses, adding frsight, iuraas and exchange AMI al oils
sold By his company tally guaranssd a. rsprssa.sd
Fer sale BY kHia Psndltton Co., Of ths slly Arsnt
or the Union Coal and OIl t'Omp4ny, MaysVills, Ky
We call public attention 70 the following ssEiaes,ss
gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PEHDLETON 4 CO.,
Agents. EazhgiIlaL
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HLI1LMAN BROS

No. a College, and a ahd 4S Market s's'
nFFRR Tor sale good terms @ eaal q P522
500 Tops ef thsir selabrtisd ohafeoli A9Hnea uonl
$50 . well aSsoFlsd Ptl.sqEg llo.5 -
50 e Hammered lroal lnelael.s 20 --o-i-,5
50 Bsst Tsans.ss5 gasa9sli
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