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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-01
DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS


DIAMONDS! DIAMONDSM
20 thousand dollars worth Of pure California Din.
monds. set In every etyle of Gold
to be presedted to the subscribers OF the Caske o
Diamonds. There are no gifts worth less than 9;
cents, and from thatup to $50.
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTSM --
Every subscriber will receive'a beautiful Gift in
Goid or Diamond Jewelry Immediately on recent of
scIiptiOn money. = 'N~.
The subscribers names as fast as received, will be
Paced IN regular rotation, our book opposite des-
ignatng Nos and the gift containing corfesponding
scribcr. : 80
LADIES! LADIEsM LADIEs.n
You can get a large number of subscribers for the
Casketo Diamonds by little extra eIeron and for
every ~ subscribers names you forward u.s. acsompa
Dfa Dy the money, we will send you, beautiful dia
m1nd gift We make the offer to Gentlemen.
riease bear In mind the fact that every
c 70 ,ne tasket OF Diamonds will receive beautiful
gIlI cdia'ely on rREipt Of his or her name &C.
COZ panied b! the sasissfiPtion money.
PERSONS wishing 70 commence with first numher
Snouid Eend III immediately, the eift they will re-
celVe will encourage Them 10 speak 10 others Of their
success, and thereby assist materially in Increasing
ber. '- WV A''s """
Among the interesting features of our Paper will
pc Love correspondence of the most thrilling and
betwixt an English Gentleman and Prench Isdv"ths'
Erahnlcal opposition of the Lady's Father 10 the
1nlon OF his daughter with the English Gentleman il
W @ ID the most vivid and interesting manner
wei as !he successful plots of the young lady tn
the vigilance and cruelty hea rtless father
Ihese letters are deeply interesting and Of nur.
nigh toned character. 81 - "P"''
IL TEach subscriber must send three rent nostoro |
S'amps for return postage on gift. fe
Address
NELSON, HICKS, eco.
trToptletors Of Casket Of Diamonds1
ro,u or ,o rs Nassau Street N. Y,
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TBB PORTAGE SEETIIEL.

The SEHTIHRL is puhlished every ThaEs-
affat RASs6ns, Pogtags county Ohio, By
JAMES w. sOMERVILLEk
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HATS AND CAPS

ever opened in this market Let thoee who "a d,..
posed u doubt, call and examine for themselves -
MY stoc. embraces everything In the Hat nd Can
ne 70 % round In the Eastern marx ct and will be
be sold at slight advanc ce from cost The E,Ilown~
amonga host Of others, are comprised in my stock:
II M slH Hats, all styles; Black and Drab Cashmere
m ats SON Hats ofall styles. colors and prces five
ano prices: Childrens Fancy Caps. Also Umbrellas,
buGkskln Gloves, Caunrlets and Mttens for Men and
no!s iogether with few bales Of Buffalo Robes; and
out not least, splendid assortment OF Flrs for
'hS Iadies. J.T. GREEN.
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Has all the good qualities Of purgatiye
IA medicine, answering the purposes Of any Ca.
tharc without the debilltating effects experienced
from most purgatiyes; IL aets slowly and gently.
cfeed matter, at the time, stimulating the LJ-
OF 70 proper performance Of iis fanetipns.s E-E
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TERlIs on SUBSCRIPTION.

Perannum, payable in adSanes, & eI,S0
90 if paid within the year, 400
staaftl hpaid ct The end of She year, $50
No paper discs ntnued until all aFreaFaees are paid.
allure to notil clscontinuaneo at the expira-
on ofthe time subscribed for will be considered q
DeHOAeagement .IasIt ~
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.-A. large LOT of
~ More Antique, Galoon, Fringe Trimmings. Vol.
vet Ribbons, SILK Fringes, and other STYLES at The
October 90, 1857 STONE STDRE
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- neuer Goods and lower prices cannot be found in
Eo,tage courty than the subscriber is now offering
and selling to the public. Let all who have doubts
caii ana Judge Tor themselves. H. l.. DAY, --
June 4 1857 q. Ft. No.2 Phoenix Block.
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4 !gJgosNE NTgE TTTI5
FAM9&VFlTHR7 GOODS.
Y11Ne.S, PHGNlxSst.O .OCK. e..
Fl, - DA1,

rs now receiving bis Stock Of Fall and
i Wlaeef Goods, bsueht since the great dsprsssion
tn the New York market, and will be sold 70 coFres-
pond vii the times, An 10 want of good Goods at
reasonable prices are Invited 10 dal aud examine bis
large stock before purchasing. he feels confident
mat be can and villoasy Eret Inducements 70 cash
and ready pay buyers. ~ '''s ~
Get. 20, 1857. --s-=---
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. r-e
NSa SANFORD q CO., Proprietors, No .345 Broadwa!
soldin Ravenna by DR.. l. SWIFT; In Pittsbure ,
vi; geo. h: keysor, and by Druggists generally,
January 7, le5a-nov l2- Is 9-mar96-Iy
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Ravenna. Jure 4, 1887.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14
PoLITICAL INTE1nEGENCR.


; W. r. LEATHERs, Esq, Of Lawreneeburg, KY
announces himself as eandida' for Congress in
the oh district Of that State, subject to the deei-
sion Of Democratic convention The election
comes of next year. -ss .- f--
The Democratic State Convention Of Kentucky
viii be held on lbe Sth Of Jaouary, 1859. At a
meeting Of the Democracy of Trimble unty on the
18Th ult, the bame Of Col PAEsTOs was suggssse ed
as a candidate for Governor
Hen ALFEED H. COLQUIrT, Of Baker county Ca,
has been nOmina-ed to the State Senate BY the De-
mosraey Of that county
The Demosratio CONVENTION Of the eighth district
Of Massaehuseils have nou,inaisd B. F BUTLER, Of
Lowell for Congress CHARLES F. ADAMS has
been nominated ia the third district by the Repub-
LEANS.
Hon. CLARK B CoouRAEB, of the 18Th district of
New York, has been nominated for reelection to
Congress by the Republicans Il 49,
The Democratic primary elections in New York
city for the choice Of delegates 10 county cenvsn-
ton will be held on Monday evening next
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The Grain CroD os Enrope.

The Bosom Journal lhus epitomlzss the infOrma
zion respecting he European grain crop Of 1858,
as derived from latest English papers:
''In the countries bordering upon The Mediter
ranean the crop variously reported, but upon The
whole may be regarded as equal 20 If not exceed
ing and average Egyptw.n furnish full aver
age. Spain and Prr.uga. will not require any sup
piies from other countries In Belgium and Hol-
land there is an average crop while IN 'he Baltic
regions, inemiing Northern Germany and Western
Russia, the yields below an average although high
prices may induce exportsto some extent In France
there is fair crop OF wheat and rye, osts being in
ferisr. The cereal crop Of England exceeds the
average, and portion Of The extraordinary wheat
Weld of last year still remains in the hands Of far
mers 10 be added this years harvest. Other bread
stBffs are soms aal under the average In Ireland
all kinds of produce are abundant, compared with
recent years The wheat crop Of Scotland is excel
lent, otber crops being medium, and possibly below.
On the whole me Unned Kingdom will this year re-
quire smaller imports Of gram than in ordinary
seasons. The supplying power Of Central Russia ia
not yet determined r. -.
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NUMBER 218
p printer. aud found ssous 100000 Of the 'G.ls"

printer, aud found sbous 100000 of the sCalnsss
IN his ofies. The CoarisF says:
From his exp.snation. il became evident tbst hs
vas entirely unaware Of The true Character Of the
700 he had done for The Turkish lady. Hsssid that
ne recoeoted her calling on him about tbe f-st AZ
July, upder he name Of Madame Zaifmsp ao8 an-
gazing MIN 70 print large quantity of 49, -
Peared % be labels, al 81 per thousand sxslnsivg
the cost Of dyes and engraving She called several
times 10 see The proofs and Al last became ssisssi
with the paper snd impression aud ordered SEQ Oo0
10 be printed. She egaded his inquiries as q the
nature Of what he vas printing. but 6nally said
they we're labels She paid him 81 zoo in cash and
note Tor $500 IN payment FOR the job. On the 25d
OF July che bad the "sbels" transferred 70 the AS
tor House, and hatEss the last he saw Of her. He
had not the slightest suspicion that what she called
labels we're pieces Of Turkish money. He SUP,
posed ihem to be labels 70 be used on some nosrum
or article Of commeres Of Eastern origin from thers
being Chinese ehzFaclsrs upon them. His worknau
we're detained ss Witnesses. The "Caimes' found
on the premises Of the printer the refuse sheeis
which Mrs SeVasd rejected. The 600 600 'Caimes'
which she carried to COnstsntinOpls we're worth 20
piassres each, and the piasres being valued at 20
cents, the e7tire quantity of Tapermoney vas worth
S46OOOOO Mrs Sevasti is native Of Moldsgia
and is supposed to be connected with an extensive
gang Of cOunterfeiters il Turkey
Mr Harrison has published card, narratinr the
circumstances Of his connection with the afsir.
which seems to leave little doubt Of his innocence
Of any criminal knowledge or intent eoncerniug IT,
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.


We are informed that the President has appoint e
/ Dr. James Mcdowell Of Missouri. cOusu-gensral X
/ COastantiUOpe. This worthy gentleman Is the old
est Of the late Governor JcDOEesl Of Virginia
and his appointment EiH doubtless be agreeable Il
/ many, from their appreciation Of the Numerous
eXcellenoes Of his distinguished father.-IHtsLi
ge1csT. -s -.Es-.-- .4 --... .l
DR.. CHAs NJ. HIrcHCocK has BEEN appointed In
sPeetOr Of Drugs at San Francisco, California, vice
Dr.. TUoKER, resigned -s..i @ r.-.-
Judge BovLm, the Commissioner to Paraguay,
left Washington for NeF YORK on Thursday evening.
Commander PAGE rs stiil in the city, but will de-
part this morning. COmmedJ ore sHUBRIcK will pro
bably leave on Monday next. SAMUEL WARD, Esq.
has been appointed Secretary to the Commissioner
A. J. OBAEsoS,. Esq chief clerk Of the FOurtb
Auditors OH ie, has been commissioned BY the Pre-
sdent to act as Auditor until the existing vacancy
can be filed.
The President has moved in from the Military
Asylum and has taken up bis residence for the win
ter at the Government mansion. rl.- a...
NJ. FELCE FoRRsT1, an Italian exile, well known
to our citizens as The patriotic eO-sufe1er With
sYEvIo PEEIIoO in the dungeons of Austria, where
he spent twenty years CT his life, and who received
from the President an appointment acceptable to
all parties, that Of Consal Genoa, died recently
at that port. More than five thousand persons are
said TO have been present at his funeral, among
whom were lhe officers and crew Of the United
States frigats Wabash. It is intended By his fellow
sountrymen to open subscription for the erection
Of marble morument to the deceased.
Ex-President Wax BUREs arrived in OsWegO just
at the close of the terrible storm Of Friday, and was
told that the hotel which he selected had just been
struck By Lightning in seven places. "I think, {"
said be, that's the house for me. il won't come
again" The saga,ious statesman showed his usual
caution The -PTesident, after Wishing the State
fair, went to see his old friend Governor Tbroop
who has his home on the banks Of the OEasco
They are happier men new than when every morn
ing aroused them to the cares and the elaOr Of the
political strife.
The Mobile, Alabans, papers notice the death of
Rev. WILLIAM B. TIPTOs, pastor Of the Methodist
church, and Rev HESRY MAEBEyILLs, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian ohnrch, of that city. Both fell
victims 70 yellow fever. ,I 1T @
The Petersburg Prsss learns 'frOm private source
that Mr.. CLsMsNr was not 50 well nor his condition
quite SO promising yesterday. Our informant states
hat be is suffering much pain"
EDWARD GABaEI, editor of theGerman Gezstts, Of
New Orleans, died Of yellow fever inthat city on
tie 50 inst
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Three Daily Trains from PitGsbuTs
10 PbfFadcTuFRFa.
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
q 5EE7zsazEzRzzss


Ea-sEsz1
TEyIE Great Central Route, connecting Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States, by con
tauous Railway This also Pittsurg
daily all ports the Western Rivers
Cleveland saudussy with steamers all ports the
Northwestern Lakes making direct CheHDfsf E7 Tg
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from the
treat Vet.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss-B00ts, Shoes Dry Goods (n 20 nor tooB
b0Xes) Furs. Feathers, &C,
SECOND CLAss.-BJ0ks and Stationary, Dry go, - 7c0s
Goods Lin blles,) Hardware Leather, &c, ) wv - ~
THIRD CLAss.-AnviIs ,Ba--ng, Bacon and n, nor 1OOa
PORK liG bulk) Hemp 6zC- wv
FCUETH CLAss-COGee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork tn nor 1aos
ipacEel) Lard and Lard OU1
F0ur-1Jcts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-3jcts. per 100 lis, until further notice
COtOnS2 per bale, uOteZug 800 lbs weight, until fur
thar notice.
III , In shipping Goods from point East Of Philadelphia
0epariCGlar mark package CiG. PaHIdpttG Rapr0JG
All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this Railroad at Pade
plia Pitts5Urr IN be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-lIarris, Wormley < Cos Memphis Tenn
r. & Co, Louis; y. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
Indiana Duuesui Dell and Mgrd0Ck aud Carter & JeWet
Louisville Ky; r. c. Meldrum, Madison Indiana Spriu-ma
q Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati n W. Graham & Coz
Eangsye Ohio Leach Co., No. 81 ki1y street, Boston
Lh & Co. Ast3r House. New York; No. I, William street
and No. Battery Place Ng7 York. f. i. Sneee Philadelphia
Lsgew h10us, Baltimore Geo. c. FrauccUs, PItts- arg
81. II. HOUSTON, General Freight AgsHt, PAtEG.
H.J L0NRAEKT, SHp't, At0Oag, Penn.
ar-T
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCEsSFUL!
1858. FALL TRADE. 1855.
III, TIE NstV IoPE- VII IArE.1 v t,aLp0 pkr-lc

p UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
NTFS. DOK respectfully announces to the ladies -
I'VE Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee and adjoining
States, that she will receive days, from New York w
the largest and most magnificent stock of FRENCH PATTERN
B0NNETS we'll the cheapest brought to this city in
part follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
1900 Ladies and Misses Brown White Leghorn Bloomers
styles;
500 Gene Fancy Bugle arsbeau Plain and Flower Head.
Dresses;
500 Ladies Dress Gaps:
1900 Boxes fne French Flowers Party Bridal ap
p0intmens;
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, styesi
$50 Boxes White, Red and colored Plumes.
EMBR0IDERIES, such Collars Sleeves Handkerchief
Sets, Bands, Edgngs Chdrens Robes, Waists and Capes
large lot Of Patent Skirts Corse Cloth Ooaks Of the
popular styles. Furs great quantity all way the
Rocky Mountains.
augl5f MRS. DOYLE.
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Sale OfHOuse and Lot.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
the September ter 1855 in the case Of Jenn King ana
others James King and oer wa oher er ae az ne
Nashville Saturday the sd day Of October
next ground fontn 50 feet Crddie se - Ieet Of
which runs hack 90 feet and 30 back only s. feet
Termss-Sl2 viii required cash. and the 0d ce on
credit Of one two and years, without interest said pro-
erty belongs 70 the estate Sally King andis sold for dstrbu
tior arooDT 3ls hsirs II '-r1.. 7. R. CHEATHAM,
senS4 ~ Clerk and Master
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rNEwABLE At PLEAsURE.

OaesquaEs one year, S3O-Kseh additional square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
ferB EEiu be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY T-.
OK DoLLAR sFsquasfor the ist and FIFTY CEIsf for each
subsequent lnssrtons
AdTeremants publIhed In both the Daily and Weekly VII
Be charged the fd daily With half weekly ratss
added s51. 81.
2rsisHt Advsrssr1sass mast 6sPaid fr e ne tine Of
fHseTtl9H.
To Correspondents.
IL VIII deal Of unnscessLry tioube
frends in writing vii besr IN Bd the following rnles
AlSAa sys date pest 0e comfy and STATE in he body
Of your letter.
4 you wish paper changed from one o0e to another, give
both Offices IN full.
~ y9q Fs On BuSne and on other matters Er-e on separate
sheets of paper, or Different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters solicited upon al such facts and
subjects beof infornstion Interest TO the public
Anonymous communications Of Whatever caraeer VII receive
no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon one side Of the papsF
Mecannot undertake % return
All letters business should be directed to Mes z. g
EGsTNAS Co aud not pas3aaly 10 ether of the Pr0prs
-.. e rr
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". HI. WEBB & CO.,
AAEUEACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS "a
READYNADE CE0LKYG.
NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE.
are now IN reeir and will continue t,recve from day

Manufactured under The immediate eye Of partner
which will be sold low cash and prompt time dealers
Among goods viii be found good LOT Of shirts and
less Garments
Buyers will find their interest examine stock before
Duying elsewhere aug25 W. II WEBB & co.
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Attention BuiIding Purchasers J
RESIDENCE IOTs ron sALEI

ATE 0der At private sale Is Or q very dea5ls Resdsaos
Wv Lots in BroEnsvlls, about Two aud half miles from
NASHVILLE near te 6aatn and them Porter
Pike containing IRON to % eac1 purchasr Eah
o bas handsome Building SITE many OF ten are heant
fully tlmnere Ene neghhorhoo is IN ever most fsha
having Churches and schools IN imreate vicinity h 5f
possess deep soil We viii unusua y onE tire M
at very low persons who en- tie ots en- .
mediate J.L ar BROWN
octs-dtat-W2m 4455 Che ~ street
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F.xtraordinary Case-A Turkish Lady En-
- - -gagcd i'm Conn e n Hing. -


An extraordinary case u cOunterisiliDg the bills
Of the Turkish Bank is detailed in the New York
papers II appears that 8 Mrs seyesli arrived at
syra shsrt time since, on her7wSy from Liverpool
TO Consiantin0ple. The custom house officials as
usual proceeded to examine her baggage. The frst
trunk which was opened was found to have false
bottom. A further search was then made, and two
other trunks were found to be made in the same man
ner have carefully packed in them forged notes
Of twenty piastres, The total amount Of 2SO 600
piastres; made up in packets Of ] 600 each. The
lady herself was Afterwards searched, and there
we're found carefully seEed in her Under garments
20, 900 piastres more Of the same notes. The lady
was Immediately taken into custody, when she con
fessed thai she had had 6OO,OO0 "Calmes' printsd
in New York, and had passed of a great number Of
them in COnsantnOpls. The intelligence was trans
mittsd to New York BY way Of London, and on the
7th inst, the police arrested Mr., Harrison, JOB
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Never fails -t. Cook spoil your If
Coffee boy neglect 9r-eunes after she has placed the boiler
on Che stove orange.
Some three hundred Of the above CoreePos have been sold IN
they warranted give perfect satisfaction al
sizes from % twenty quarts. F0rsals ly
iaIe ]. W WILSON. C0lIere street.
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EET r. CORNELIUS AGENT for the sale Fisk celebrated
Wv PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 70
attend at all nc, rasas heretofore, when his services may he
gear Cherry Residence No. = Vine street. 5st~een spring and
BrOGl.
\. Win also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies &c
when u0tEaE apr9-u
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"A CARD.

retiring from the business, desire to tender my thanks to
my patrons friends for their long and liberal
patronage recommend my SUCCESSORS Msssrs HusH
MCCREG Co., gentlemen in every respect worthy Of CONT
dence. II. B. NORRIS.
Nashville Sent Ist 1883 uks
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= VnInnbIe Pnrnl Tor sale.

"TITHTN i've miles Of Galla, Sumner county, Tenn not
wv far from Louisville and Nashville lailroad Its well
stered well set with blue grass With eomorta
be Hous and O1t-buidn- Trs es sal Be aosn bg aP-
plysg 20 T. BeYers, Sallssi9, IgHRsss l - Il apl4sln
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Z AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks r~N
6 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks f4LE44
Gents ane sole leather Trunks; aAts Z k1
DO do do Nalses; 1E1szsa-Azas
do Kossuth Trunks:
do HogSfn do frame. .
For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
iauZJ No. 80, Union Street.
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TIME TABLE.

LOUISVILLE and Nashville Railroad.
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LAND FOR SALE

FVyHE gbscrber offers sale seventy Ofand the
Middle franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, ad
Joining the tract on which resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The land equal the best abundance excel
lent never falling Waer with the beautiful building site
in the country and the midst OF the finest neghboho0d in
America. aprii4 Il -.- NATHANIEL BAXTER
THOR sALR..-ons hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
Just resaITsdRy R[Rsy7- Pa G ANDERSON. 7
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.TIIE ..oI-n noIIINrnN,, CnrFFE-por.

TUNHOUSANDS OF this C0ueg Pot have already been sold
and the demand from all parts Of the United states rapidly
the Wherever introduced, it has given the mos
complete satisfaction.
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PIANO FORTEs. LOOKING.GLAssEs. %.

VETE have In store, fine stock Of Pianos,
w Meodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terisls, 2c.s and still manufacturing Insidef III N n
Blinds, all kinds of G Works, have reaentlys
added largely stock of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
SC, In word, intend 70 TIEs, please
customers and induce them to patrose home, instead Of
sending abroad.
fsbI6-a ". & R. FREEMAN.
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TnTANOss save have received fourteen more -,4s7
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivallsd 77l=-l
makers, Light, Newton & Bradbury and IiEnssT a III III III
Bros, which stock very eand deslr-5 y
able would pleased to have these Instruments examined
BY a whether they desire 10 purchase Efery Piano
sold By shall be warranted to give son every respect
feb1O 1- ". q r RREEMAN-.-r
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FRESH ARRIVALs,

TUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL Il THOMPSON
d 10 Gases Claret Chateau MargauN,
5 Leoyido,
25 st. julien,
10 Z" Leslie's Ginger Wine,
Is " French Cordial
Is " MusCat Wine,
25 Z" Brandy Peaches,
2j F" Brandy Cherries, Glass Tops"
10 g Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, extra, and addition
al lot Of Allsop and Youngers Sparkling Aes and genuine
London Porter. FOrsale, at low cash prices, by
augI2f VESSEL B THOMPSON.