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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13

N7E respectfully invite tie attention of Farmers and
dealers in this and Adjoining States to
of 1859; gIeaily improved over the Machiue of la5s.
This Mower has been thnroushly tested the past
son by number Of practical Farmers in Ohio and Penn
sylvania. and pronounced equal any Moving Machine
yet invented LIS durability eridrni, being mainI,
The principle of the is entirely and rgna
and wholly oily unlike m any other machine in the world
tU Our Mower is durable;
IL Our Mower easily managed, no sice draft;
IL Our Mower is small, and don't take uFmuch ocm
~ Our Mower viii not warp rot when exposed TO
the wea her.
IL Our Mower win cut a svath AZ feet wide:
IL And our Mower is cheap.
What the Press Says.
Figher's Mower Is all Iron and small stand out
in the weather without rong down, be put away
in a small srace.-[A Alliance Times.
IS perfectly simple having much less machinery than
similar machines. We noticed less weight and more
and activity, easier handled and every respect
better.3 Massillon Fair journal
Fishers Iron Mower substantial practical modern
Machine We witnessed the performance of this Mower
at Deeifeld. and could but adnire the and facility
with " hch it worked, and the attention aud uni
versai comendatop it received from the Farmers pres
ent was extremely gratifying, and gave
Democrat.
Fishers Machine is made of wrought iron; it is of the
most simple >tuction very powerful; danger
Of accidents exists The position of the driver
fectly The draf of the machine is from 225 TO
250.-t DAILY Commercial Register, sandusky, D.
Premiums Awarded to this NJ achine.
Oar Machine has taken the following First Premiums
ai the County Fairs last Fall in competition wi all The
Movers of uotoriety offered Ter sale in this part
8 the State:
> Portage County Agricultural Society
Stark County Agricultural Society
Tuscarawas County Agricultural Society.
Columbiana County Agricultural Society.
Salem Horticultural and Agricultural Society.
And highly co nmended at the Ohio State Fair, pre-
Z miums being offered -
The price of Now will be $40 rayable in six
months from the ls day OF June with interest af-
ter maturity 90 cash delivery. The
in all cases pay the freight From the tterir
in which our Mower has been received public
af0ilra
reliable Mower baye been appreciated. We take this
opportunity to remark, this policy will he unchanqe,
that every Machine sold by shall hesitate to
warrant in every respect.
FISHER, SKATERS & 20.
tR Send in your orders soon as pussible and
obiige yours respectfully, F.S Co..
Alliance, April, 1859. aprI3-3m
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13
A Card

DIR. REED At HOME h
HAVING quite thoroughly recovered my health. I
Ii hove returned to RaTenna. where intend to con-
tnue in the practice of proes in all its branches
To my friends, and the public, return my sincere
thanks for their ormer kindness and liberal patronage
and if be their pleasure that again them shall
spare pains merit the confidence heretofore reposed
in can be found ut all hours OF the dav (Vhen
otherwise professionally gaged) rny oce aud resi-
dence Cedar street. second door east of the
house lot on said street. CHAS z. REED, NJ d.
Ravenna, April 4, 1859 npr6-3w*
sale of Re.sl Estate by order of Court.
ON the Sd day of May. A. d 1885, o'clock in the
" afternoon of said day, will be sold to the highest
bidder, on the premises in the Township of Mantua
County of Portage and State of Ohio the following Re-
Estate he property OF Charlotte Van Allen deceased
to wit: being of land lying in Lot No. % in sale
Township of Manua, boundG OH the North on II. A
Noonys land, East said Noonys land, South the
East and West center Road East by land belonging
the heirs of Joseph +. Root deceased.
LEONARD 8. BIDLAKE.
Apri2, 1859. Admir- Of Charlotte VnnAllen.dec'd.
TAYLOR & Willard, Atrys for Petitioner. npr6 4N
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13

ELECTION OF MEMBER OF BOARD OF EDU-
cATIos-Last Monday, E. Esq, elected
Member of the Board of Education for Ravenna Village,
% few scattering votes excepted without opposition
compliment weT deserved for his faithful indefagabe
to his charge.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13

SUFFIELD DAVID PERKINS was the Re
publican who elected of The Trustees Of sueld
Township. and not PETER LEpPER stated list week
Mr. LEPpER in writing the error says Il
am Democrat every time An right, Mr.. LEPPER-we
make the correction with pleasurebut at the time
must be perm tied to express the regret that cannot
ranber in Republican ranks. excellent aud
teous 4 gentlernan. -
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can be fully spprechted al least py the havenna Puoa
without dstincsiou Of party;'
RAvEssA viLLaeE.-In this village there two Re-
publican Corporation tickets in the f.d which, for the
sake Of clearly guishing them have been called the
Rum Republican. and the 8 Cold Water Repubiican.-
The Gold Water Republican, was nominated by some
of the Jealous members Of that Organization, and was
essnposed of good and reliable The Rum Repub
Mcan' ticket nomfnaed by the Republican party
proper The Democracy made their nominsiions on
Saturday night but Sunday Intervening, when many OF
them accuatomed think serious subiects
than local eiectons, and al he ug convinced that the
paths Of glory lead bu TO the grave. they came TO the
c0uclusion which, under the circun,stances was msg.
nanmous in the highest degreeto interrose no obsta
cles to OF either wing Of the Republicans
The Democratic ticket was piheed in the field, sud In
The language of the lsinented Bowers, I'VE didn't mee
the enemy aud amt theirn The contest, If IL
be called sucl was hetwren the Republican and Tenn
perance tckets sld s the figures show. that hereofor
highly moral and iu,nac lae party slaid out the Tenn
perancc ticket colder than wedge. ts=Sf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13
.THE most extensive stock Of wan Papel

ever offered to the Portage County public is open
for the inspection Of customers and purchasers Mt the
Rayenna Book Store. The stock embraces between one
and two hundred different styles and patterns of Wall
Paper and fifty different STILES and patterns of
Border The assortment embraces all the varieties Of
quality well style-low priced well as higher
priced paper and border. The prices nre low. This
barge excellent Papers should not be overlooked
by purchasers.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13

for sale by NJ. BEANS, at the Passenger Depot of
the C. & P r. R. every morning. by nine O'Clock, inn
meatey upon the arrival of the Freight train. Now
that Rayenna has mail from Cleveland until
this arrangement will be great convenience and
presume the enterprise will be appreciated and beraly
nntropixed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13
BAsHAw HoRsEs Read what the leading

Stock Journals say touching
Eztract from, Americass STOCK
Journal.
Andrew. jackson was Q
horse of substance and pow,
err. He was the sire of New
York r.. III Black Hawk
Henry Clay, Andrew Jack
son, and other trotters Of
note. Andrew Jackson in,
heri ed his gait from hi
Messenger parentage, and hi:
Arabian blood may have ad'
ded power To his muscular
system. and given hardines,
ofcnnsIituiion. This fami
ly Of roadsters and trotter,
s,ani deservedly high, and
if properly bred, may be per.
petuated aud Improved. l
numbers at present smongs
It's famous stations. Jupiter
and the hate competitor o
Ethan Allen, George NJ
Patchem = In the case o
Messenger and BashAw, an
| An rev jackson families
we observe that we hay
The elements for breedini
and perpetuating trottei
and roadsters- We hav
ruscnla' power, style, form
gait and endurance
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13
Medical Card.

TJHE subscriber would inform the citizens of Frank
lin and icniIy. that h, has resumed the practice of
Ms0isnc Surgery and will hold himself in readiness
to promptly such may favor him with their pat
Calls left at his Drug Store will receive PROMPT atten-
ton. A. NJ SHERMAN.
Franklin Mills. April sth, So spr6-4ws
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13

PRoTRAcrED Meeting -Ashtabula Senti
mel of Arii 7tt, says:
Rev. C. C FoorE,o Rayenna will comuiento q series
of meetings. this week Friday evening, the Disciple
Church in Eagleville The public invited give
hnn heariug. -.3..r--
Mr. T. .ss shs six who obliged to leave
Bethany College, of their Slavery prnci-
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American italian
IN q [R BIZ 80 N a r E3AZ3<

MONUNE ENTS,
TOIRS'EONES, MANTLES,
CABINET-SI1AESS, Skc.
EPT constantly on hand, and mann actured to order
N We shall not ask those who patronize select
all cases lille below
EVERY Low RATES !''
We give to customers just what they bargain for
and guarantee perfect satisfaction ia instance We
employ second rate workmen, and are prepared to
execut. orders promptly. We also furnish
BUILDING
rs FENCE, STEP, AND WELL STONE, AND
ktEx FLAGGING.
Please call at shop. the north side of Main ST.
opposite Prentiss House, Rayenna, o.
Ravenna, April 10, 1859. WAIT JONES
THE Co-parnership heretofore existing between Enos
and Marvin is This day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. s MARgIN has purchased the entire stock of the
Company, aud and pays all The debts of the
All debts the Company be settled im ediatey.
p...n,, AMI, az, sprisasS ,ssS ". Is9s,x EN3s,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13

tDeSe FAMOUS aniinais.
EStract from sRbrier's Spir-
IT, IN regard TO the isstro.
dtxction Of AnsericasE trot-
Ting stock in England.
Where the object 10 be
attained 10 the introduction
lofa superior strain of trot-
iting stock, he 1.-THE Basliaw
Lightning would be The
most eligible selection th t
could be made. An entile
Immunity from ringbone,
curb and spayin-those cur
<es to road horses-mighf
lbe almost guaranteed in ev-
Iery Instance, a. the Bashaws
|and Messengers are uncom-
|monly free from these de-
lfects.'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13

j. O.. PRESrIss, Esq, of the firm Of PREM
r1ss Horxrss d Co., departed for New York City y.s-
terday. large. fine stock Of merchandise will be
purchased by him. for the benefit Of the customers
heir famouse establishment
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13

FnAsKENsrEIss Panorama of Niagara will be exhibited
Tuesday erening-for the last time. Crowd
Hall It is worthy Of liberal attendance.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13
spirit of The 1fu,es.

il CAssIUs NJ. CLAY = BLOOD
TWILL TILL The magnifi-
flccnt trotting stallion who
ilcarricd off the grand prize
!. .lst the recent National Ex-
exhibition of Horses at Spring.
ylield, Mass, comes from
sIcapital stock. In size, ac-
sItion aud beauty, Cassius NJ.
) Clay has few rivals. When
hat two years old we saw
him led a mile, which he
Itrottcd inside of three mill
lutes. We purchased his sire
ION the spot, al a very high
figure. for Gen. Wadsworth.
loi Gepessee, N. Y His get
resemble HIM closely; two oi
Them took prizes at Spring
field. American Eagle, one
Iof them, solo at auction al
1.-THE Exhibition for 81, ,i5O.'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13
First Premium Horse Of this State
Young TuckahOe,


IM WILL stand for Mares the ensuing season a,
| R follows: Commencing on Monday, April 18th
ny. and ending Jul, ls-.-On Mondays at the Col
the stat lie of A. Hamilton, in Randoph: THURSDAYS
at the Centre OF Roostown; ON fridays and Saturdays
at the stable of e. Hainif on. in shalrrsville.
TERMS:
% 90 for Insurance, payable the Mare Is
known to with foal Any person parting with an In
ftts insurance money Every ee will be taken but
we will not he aceonntab for accidents.
| YOUNG TUCKAHOE-Is beautiful Bay sixteen
hands high, black tail aud legs, fine arced neck,
well proportioned and well calculated suit the pub
lie. He will be four years old the 25ih of May, weighs
about 1900 pounds. He has taken Frst Premiums.
and one Second when four months old the Counibi-
ana Co. Fair, aud likewise when year old Mt the
same County Fair and ut the Fair when years
oidi first premium at Lawrence Co., Pa, first premi
um at Mahoning Co, o., be took the first premium at
the Twinshnrgh Horse Fair, and the rst premium at tile
sortage Co. Fair and sweepstakes premium at the
anne County when he onttrCtted every Stallion
tIar there Siallions from Stark CoIumbiana and
Summit Counties; he took the first premium at the last
onO State Fair where he out trotted every talon in
his class. He is square trotler in Harness and be
fui raeker under the saddle. His dam is of the fine
times.
PEDIGREE.
Old Tuekahoe sired by Herod Tuckahoe, he by
-Ridgeiy, Of Marynnd Herod Tnckafoe's dam by wild
ilerod and he by Herod, who imported by Charlie
dam sired by Diomelic by Dionede he by Mnfii his
dam by Sidi Hanaet, he by Col Boss imported Laboo-
Liberty. Va and was lately owns by soln Dixon, IF
Unity Tp Col Co.. o., sold at his sale to the
snbscriter for S9l0 He sold by A. King for the
sum If Fifteen Hundred Dollars. He has taken eight
FIRST Premiums at different Fairs up tie year 1885, and
several premiums since too numerous and tedious
mention.
YOUNG SIR HENRYi--will stand for Mares the en-
suing seasons, fDliows Commencing Monday
April 18th. and ending July st- He will stand the
same days that the Tuckahoe does.
TERMS-S500 for Insurance payable soon the
Mare is kEewD to be with foa Any person parting with
mn Isured Mare falling to bring her regularly there
by oreits the insurance money. Every will be
ken hut will be accountable for accidents Young
Sir Hetry, he will be three years old the l day OF June
weighs about 1000 pounds, he has taken eight first pre-
nums: hen year old, he took the first premium at
the Portage Con ity Fair and first at the Union Fair
rwinsbm also the Painesvilie Horse Fair when
TWO Iears DID, first premium at Twinsb,rgh Horse
FAIR and first premium at the Portage County Fair and
three first premims at Meadvie, Pa He is supposed
be by many the best trained Horse in the Stste As
PcdgIee, iced mention the stock both sides is
known to be Turf Horses. He was sired by Young Sir
Henry, his dam by the broken leg Eclipse.
Proprietor, EDWARD HAMILTON.
Anril Oh q. .
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Millinery!
Removal.

MFRS. mERRE RE- has removed to Aliens Block,
NA Rooms formerly occupied bv Mrs.. Carhnrt, where
she will be happy TO wait on her old ad many
ones. She Is now receiving New Goods, and will
cy t;oods ier stock will consist of different kinds
B3unets,-Sks, Straw, Neapoiau and Fancy; Shaker
Hoods and Flats for Misses and Children; Ribbons
Ruchr, Go. Embroideres, Wells, Thread Needles, Pins
Emproidery Cotton and silk, Sewing SIR, Skirts. Cor
sets, Hosiery, &r &c.
Mrs. Merritt will give Instructions in McChesneys Sys
tenn of Garment Cutting All orders will receive promp
attention
Rsveuna, April lst, 1859. apr6 6w
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See advertsement in another column in regard to the
Bashaw Trotting Stallion Montauh, and note partcu
IarIy the terms of trot pay upon which he win make
the season. 49, Is
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13
EARM FOR SALE.--The sIbscribe

offers sale his Farm of about Ninety eight scrrs
saie in Ravenna. Portage County. Ohio the Ceve-
land an w. svile Tu-npike and adjoining the eorpo.
limits of the village of Ravena. The farm embra-
ces about seventy of improved land, under higI
state of utiyaiion and the balance of valuable tber
and; the whole pleasantly acascd, waiered by never
failing streams, sutair for main sock farm. and
located Within hundred rods of the present Depot
fhe Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road and few
dre fee of he contemplated Union Depot of the Cleve
land 4 Pittsburgh and Atlantic Great Western Rail
Roads. The Dwelling House is large and commodious
well and conveniently arranged with well of pur soft
wafer large orchard of grated and ehoe apples and
general vqety of other fruit There Irge aud
commodious farm barn. with sheds attached horse and
carriage barn, aud other out buildings in good repair:
making it of the II desirable farms in No the
Ohio. For terms and particulars reference may had
10 H. Y Pe-be II. c. Ranney, by letter otherwise
or tn the subscriber. WILLIAM GOODMAN
Ravenna. Ohio, April u, 1859 aprI3
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1853.
The Cleveland Wool Depot.

TT1HE CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT has been cstab-
lished over six years. and it affords the subscribers
much satisfaction to know that its merits fully
prccated by those Who have it during this
tire time. The change male one ago in confinng
it's sales to cash. bas with universal favor It lis
proposed TO continue the system, aud future
signors may rely upon the prompt return which
characterized last years business. Perhaps
quite high figures be obtained by adering strictly
Co cash. but it will insure prompt returns, and budreds
have assured that they obtained from ue
pound more through the Depot than they offered
last Sprieg from other sources and believe this
been year excepting few of the eonsgnmens
during the Fall of 1851 T. should erefJre, longer
remain question in the minds of
Wool Growers or Merchants
having Wool dispose of, that this system of closely
classifying and handling wool will prove the best
manner OF selling wool which h yet been adopted.
Sacks viii be sent heretofore those who
der.
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soon as shorn. advances aO,Lt be made
AMOUNTING TO TIE VALUE OF THE WOOL,
& Provided the consignors aoiH oitoto them of,
fered for sale at The first or earty prices.
Cash advances will be made ON receipt of Wool or
Shipping Bill formerly.
We trust that the liberal Cash advances, the long expe
Fence in the Depot business and established reputation
of graaes among manufacturers with undivided
tenon to consignors interests, will insure lib
erai natronage. nrt3-2w- (Sf1fe DALE & Go.
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Removal.
rs. II. K SOCwET,T,

Mrs. H. z. SOCwELL,
iIIfuer and Dress "a al r
IT. removed her Store tie House formerly occu
IL ped by +. King. door east of Aliens Block
Ravenna. She returns her sincere thanks to her
toners for the liberal patronage she received during the
past year, and would again solicit their custom, with
additional number of customers, and she them
that pains shall be spared to please either in work
mansilip. material or price.
She win the system of Cutting Garments by
Madam Briggs' rule. y
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange.
Rayennn. A priI u. 1s59.. = nnrl24Hs
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~ Remember. DR.. D. will be at the Collins House
April 18TH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10
RATLnoAp6. e.
~. = RIGaM066 xn6

~ -f1I HICHMOWV IND
Pn1NpsBUR0RAIL1
1HD NfjkfH CANOLfNA From tks ~ DAY 81
March until thu Ist Of eeptAmbar next ths freight
snd EXPERIMENTATION trains on this rod 0W leeye
nich rnond end Petersburg ON MONDAT.WNUNk
DAY and n iDAY, It O'clock. A II. Instead Of .
rvsn9esn. III have been made by this Comrs,,y
for the prompt end pupctuAl iorw ariing and dssv.
ar n N Produce Goods other articles cf fyscht
Richmond and points between Pxtefsbura opd n.
leigh, RidGway, Greensboro. Salisbury and Char.
latte North Carolina, 1t 1ow rates, without A.
charge for for warding, storage. &c. All such sr
ciss sent to Rfchraond. should be Consigned ana
piailv marked. ITO the care OF tho Freight gent "a
ths Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at Psts,s
burg" By whom they will be promptly for wsrdad
As TO the rates Of tolls on the Roads south ~ D.
tsrsburs, which they require to be prepaid ~ ~,
as Raleigh. information may be hal ct ths Dsno3
Of this Company 1t Richmond.
annn, n WINNIE. sup't
March T. 1859. I NH a-4s
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HAFCHEs, CLCCKe,

q GO IT BILL With much
pleasure haze been called npon to repai,
nA Clocks of every description. in the different
q = counties / will therefore inform my
friends and customers, that shot Ii any other Per
zoos ~i.h me repair $50 Ciec that have beer
standing still so inng. that by bringing them. or
sending to me Will state my charges, and after
,ych. will warrant them to perform well and can
give reference to what state Please address
W. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker. Richmond Va
Persons having their own conveyaEces will save
mileage. Je9
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COR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT

: MISREPRESENTATION JUN Il . uhEAI BtCHC
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure of all Kinney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated COMPOUND
Extract Of Buchu is the best Remedy in the World
neys. Dropsy. Gravel elects Leucorrhgs or Whites.
Urinary Complaints, Distractions. AID all Dfeases
and Weaknesses Of the Sexual Organs, whethev OF 8
constitutional origin, from any other cause, of
long or short duration.
II is prepared By Chemist. containing no Mer.
curry and Is pronounced by medical men to be not
only the best but the cheapest Buchu CompoU nd in
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk have been cured by uaing one
or two bottles
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottl.s, so cents Sold By
FISHER WINSTON, and all Druggists in Rich
0in{a 20 I'm
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CHIGKEklnG PiANuo.-


ssSa A new and full supply ofthesesplen
t. s ssy b Sssp EsSs SeS.
Oh NoIx, the CIRCULAR ACTIoH and the GRAND, W,
have now the BUUDoIA, a splendid instrument, OF
upright form.
The Chickering's have received 50 First Prize
Medals all over renowned competitors and from
irS. rank Institutions and Fairs of America anO
Of Europe. They have manufactured and solo
more Pianos than any other factory In the world.
From the Chickering's have emanated the best
Ind mosE permanent Improvements that hav.
Drought the Piano its present Perfection and by
The great capital they have invested In manufactu
ring conveniences. they can sell full hty per cent
cheaper than any other factory. None Of their in
ttrumsuts leave ths Wareroom without their hav
ing been fully inspected by the best artists.
As this factory has never more than one agenc5
in city in Richmond these instruments can oni!
De sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all Pianos SOLD by tnif
agency.
Orders promptly attended to.
WsrerOoms-NOrth side Of Broad street, near sth.
and a. HABLIsfon Il BRo's, No l69 Main street.
myI3 NATR'L CARU6I. Sole Agent
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DICH NEW DRESS GOODS
II SECOND SUPPLY
We invite attention to the following elegant stock
IF Dress Goods, purchased By one of our firm .:
auction 90, and will be sold at unprecedented low
prices:
Two Flounced and Double Jupo Silk Robes
Elegant BayAders and Chene silks
Rich Urcandie and Jaconst Robes
Elegant Robes O. runiQue
Rich Print Bareges aud Glaze Poplins
Crepe Mare:z and Bsrege D. LANES
Black Chalis, Tamartine and Mourning Ducsh
French and english Prints. Ginghams. Brilliants
and other sty les Of Dress Goods. For novelties in
all styles of Dress doCds, enquire at No lab Main
street. A X PARKER co.
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CPECIAL NOTIcE.-LOUlS J. bOs-
~ SIEUX, Steam Candf Manufacturer. and deal
ar in ,,on ectionery Fruits, &c, five story building
main street SIX doors bslow nesseurs lsascs Ia,
Messrs Richardson 4 Go. would be happy to accom-
modate his old customers and the public generally
The very liberal patro nage bestowed upon him foI
the last freen years enables him, with an enlarged
establishment, 70 offer inducements to purchasers
unequalled this side Of Philadelphia, with more
sition TO do large wholesale business solicit
rali from tho buying public. at NO 80 Main ct.
my 80