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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04
One. Word to INV Old Patrons,

TFEEL confident thatI sell Goods to Won as chean
as any person in your County, and hereby pledge
to do aud pay good prices Produce
any market this side of New York will warrant
On the first of January, 1860, intend commence
selling goods for ready pay exclusively.
have lately made large additions to my former stock
that call complete and have reduced the whole
really pay prices that lean give good
bargains customers they will feel to ask
cali the attsnIion of buyers to examine and if
ms udge in this matter Goods delivered after the ab
date be settled for delivery Special bargains
ceped), and in future intend motto that will
be undersold. -s,E- Es,1=!sfz II ]. BELDING
Randolph, Dec. %, 1859. jan4-tf
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8 President,s Message.

Last Thursday morning we promptly laid
before our readers the Presidents Message in
I an Extra. ae9 sllA oa4
It was sent to both Houses OF Congress on
Tuesdav morning last. In the Senate it was
received and read. 2>.Ail @
sbi As far as the House was concerned, it was
an act of indecency in the President, one
highly censurable, to send his message to that
body. with viewof its reception there. The
sa House was not orgahized-was in state
g of anarchy and confusion-and ia no cendi-
tion 10 receive, or act upon official messages
from the Executive, or TO transact any busi
ness outside Of Efforts to organize. Yet the
= partisans of Mr. Buchanan in the House, with
reprehen.ible effrontery, under the dictation
{ of the President himself, no doubt, made a
vigorous effort to have the message received
nnd read. But the document was very prop
erly laid upon the table .Fsa 8to 40
The message is considered at Washington,
and elsewhere, as bid for the Presidency
for the Charleston nomination. If that nom,
ination iS to be given to the lorpest bidder, Mr..
Buchanan viii certainly win--for be has gone
:. .IiJ > 81,
down into muddy water deeper, and come up
oirier, lnan any otner aspirans LOT 'hat poilli-
nation can hope to do. James Buchanan can
eNlp down Southern dirt faster and more OF
z +, iian anv other douobface in the Tinted
ID - Tr;. .:l .,.a.. -,
i, otases. MS, our q ateen.'ye te reauers " can easy
discern by perusing the document and It is
not needful that we should occupy space in
sa commenting upos particular passages, for the
9 sal;ent noints will be patent 10 every intelE-
gent, indeed, we Ell may say, to every careless
81 yeo,der q .'l5 - 'fs.ss s.''
.2i5F yv;,hont e;rcu nj locnt;on he nasses at onct
;. az uarna,. Ferrv ,es,tb emsnta DECLARING thai
ihoso evsn,. darrivs tbeir chief imnortance
a. abLa,n tbat Il bav are are bnt sgmn
- toms - M ;ncurable disease il the public
$50 .t:.L q l.,a, l.,a 60, o., .t;lI r,o,s don
= ma. @. p ,,.,o. -. ,a,;,o = a. los, -
90 ~, IN, by ths Moth 3 a6olisb slava,v !,
s. ,t T6s ll7a 'ss1l7efs7 Z5''aS /
lte - Territo,;., ,n mat th,,,h tt.,s i. ..,r,a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04
Married.

Troy, Geauga Co, on the
2sd ult, by Rev. A. A. Whitmore, Mr. Albert s. Har-
ris. of Hiram, and Miss Marion y. C&n6eld, Of Troy
NORToN-TABoR.-In Garrettsyille, Dec. 1Tth, a the
residence OF the BRIDES father, by Rev NJ c. Hendren.
Mr. James Norton and Miss Ann Eliza Tabor
MEOHAM-WELDY-In Ediuburg, Dec seth, BY Rev.
T. Radclf, Mr.. chauncey B. Medham aud MISS Maria
E. wsldy, of Aatwater. ss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

Gov CHASE The Portage County Demo
crat, the Medina Gazette. and some other
Repnblican papers have pns up the name Of
SALMON P. CHASE as their Candidate for the
Presidency. 1t is perhaps not too soon for
Republican papers to indicate their preferences
in this way. We presume the SENTINEL is
z well,nnderstood on this snbjact. 1t NAV net
be amiss to say again that Gov. Chase is our
first choice. We think we represent the Re
uhlicans; of 1Ashtabulas in that expression.
We shall therefore put at the head of our col
umn; - = sfHt
j For Presidential Candidate in 1861
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.ALPHoNs0 HART
The Paragon Burners

Attorney and Counsellor Law, Office In Seymour.
Block, over Poe & Brothers Store, Ravenna, Ohio.
Z january 2, A. D. 1860. jan4-1y ..
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~ LOOK, HERE! -
AN APOLOGY TO MY PATIENTS,
l1.l And Others interested.

TN consequence Of sickness of DR. R. j. LYONS
wife. also of patient at No. 90 Bond Street, Clevel
and, who between death aud life, he compelled
10 orego his visit last month being unable to leave them
till their recovery Il Is hoped that all who desire
to Doctor will call the Prentiss House this day
and morrow TUESDAY and Wednesday,, January ID
and 4th, 1860. sae rE
PS. The Doctor will continue his visits every I'd and
4h of each month"; during 1S60-61. Winter and summer
rain or shine Consultation aud Explanation OF Dseas-
es free of charge.
The Ravenna Book store is now In receipto
n fre., atoek of Blank Books, Pass hooks Memoran-
dums, Letter Books Books of Blank Notes, Books OF
Blank DRIFTS.
..s Willow Cabs.
RENEW SUPPLY IN ofelegant Willow Cabs for
IA Children just received, and for sale cheap, at the
Sept. Is. lsS6.l RAVENNA hook STORE.
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wv and will not smoke. They are a new thing, and
decidedly the be Burners yet Invented. Call aud
them at 7l .Qan4 f7tGl BAIRD & WATTS.
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notice in Attaehment.

EEastus Brumfeld, Pr, Before a rvin oln. Esq, J.
W.. of franklin Township, County
William wilkins, Def. of Portage and State of Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given to said William wilkins. de-
lS feudan that on tn, 9th day of December, A. d.
1852 said Justice issued Order of Attachment Id the
above action for the IF dollars and ffy cents
aud thereon from the 18th day of July A. D.
1882 will for trial the Oh day Of
February, 1860 ERAsfUS BRUMFlELD.3
-7-rHf', lil- is By A. HART. his Attorney.
Franklin. January ID 1860. inn4-3we =
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The Presidency.

Several of our contemporaries are following
our ercelient example, and are placing the
name of Salmon 2.s Chase at mast head, for
President in 1860. With great pleasure we
observe the following in the Ashtabula Sen
f;1ef of laet vvont. Et-
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PRICE OF pEEr Cattle.

No. reported for this market at Forty fourth street 3TlI
The prices ale reported as follows:
First quality = 9KfSioe.
Medium S@Sko.
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted az lola &C.
y The general average OF the market ot Sa-e.
The most of the sales range from 60ec.
Total number Of Bee,es received in the city this
+, week - S9Sk
This is Az head less than lasL week. and ga cad
than the average of last The verage number
at each Wednesday market last year 2S9 head while
the number to day, being 2,9SS shows 206 head
than the average and 500 head es than this day week.
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New York Wholesale Prices Current,
Reported ezpre'siy for the F0rtogc County Democrat,
By A. b. LESH & CO.
lCommission M erchants,
NO. 6 ERIE BUILDINGS. MY.

1coR orED WEEK Ly1
r,..,.,.as !. hi lirnilea anr,n,,d -r.nrII-, 1.
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PHILApEI.pBIA cArrLE MARKEr.

The offerings of Reef Cattle at the three drove yards IN
the Twrnty fourth waro, during the past week,
about 1900 head The prices OF cata varied but little
from the figures obtained the week previous. The fol-
low ing the hgures Prime quality, exc; ordinary,
6p9c; common, 6a7c The quality of the cattle in
erior there being large number of stock cae selling
at Sa4c fffs t'r,
SHEEP = The arrivals during the week were large,
amounting $500 lead, which sold Saske dressed
boGs-The receipts during the week announced to g.
6t4 head sales made at from SO to per loo
lbs, according TO qualit,. ,iftf5l
Cowe-Ab bon, 200 head were sold at S25a50 per head
according to quality Market brisk
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
OXygenatcd BitterS
SURE CURE FOR
DYSP EPSI A
AND


An Diseases hariag their Origin in Imperfect Di
gestioR or Derdnged condition
efthe Stomach.
There is no remeey known to he so eficacious in
removing this general dsease-this general prostra
tion of the whole man. as the OXygena ed Bitters--
They atnck the disease in its ctdal by reviving the
sinking no wers of the patient; by restoring lost ap
petite correcting ucidity purifying and strengthen
ing the gastric juice and rendering capable OF prop
erly and thorough hly dissoyngth the food thus form
ing healthy ch yme and chyle, and preparing the alb
sorbeets TO take mp the nourshment and carry II
into the system, thus rcnovaing the old and crazy
machine by new modelling and purifying the whole
mass of blood In word,it can be shown from Eun
dreds of certificates from the most eminent and re-
liable persons, that there no medicine calculated
to pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like tho
Oxygennted Bittcrs, ,
Let ali then, when health begins TO fail, when tho
vital powers first seem to be giving way, when appe
tite first begins to fail and the nerves to tremOie
when n man. instead OF being restored by sleep,
"'rired nlturc's sweet restores"
finds himself more tired in the morning than whei
he went to bed at night-et him delay no longer,bu
Immediately commence taking the Bitters. He vii
soon find ns hacc, the tagging powers OF nature re
yiyinr and general health returning. But it is un
nece aary to say more. as no one can know the val
nc of this medicine until he tries i.
JOHN u. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent Medicines Fancy Goods and Toll
ct Articles cor Fourth and Walnut sts., Cincinnati
Ohio,
For sale bv Peck e. Hamilton, Perrysburg; VIM
Hood Bowling Green; Haskins. Roller Haskins
Portage: n. II. Atkins, New Westfeld; Laskey Prat
~ llindsdale, Gilcad.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN allthe leading branches o manufacturing mdus-
l. try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machinesis fact established hey ond dispute.
No tailor. shoe manufacturer, clothier ,seamstress,
maker saddler carriage trimmer .ha tmanufac-
turer &c. &C.. can afford to do without them.
One ThOusa nd Dollars a Year
Is only fair average of the actual the use
of each of these Machines and for confirmation
of this truth refer any of the thousands OF
persons who hem. They adaptedto every sort
of work. fine upon silk. cotton, linen and
wooden fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To NEE the CROWN @ demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purpGs"s we
have us produced and ready to receiveo ers for
Singers New Family Sewing Me -iine,
Whichis the most compact and beautiful Saving Ma
chine ever constructed. tits ornamented nthe high
style ofart and all who see itare delighted wthi
Imakes improved is capable
any other Sewing Machine oered dior family pur
poses. 80
Itis not subectto the objection of using twice too
much thread and making rnvelng seam. like the
Grover g. Baker; nor is it confined in its operation,
to few thin fabrics liable get out ofoder and un,
fitted fax thread likethe Wheeler Wilson Ma.
chine; but is amply sucientto perform allkinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines. from
Sl15 TO 5000. Sendfo l. NJ Singer u Co.'s Gazette,
beautiful pictorial paper, devote d to Sewing Ma
chimes and obtaining list of prices and all othern-
l. NJ. SINGER g. CO.,
ASS Broadway. New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore St Lonis,
Providence Gloversville, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland.
Local gents wanted,
AGENrs-E. "A. Higgins ,Perrysburg; VIM. Robert
son, Maumee.
April 10Th, 1858.
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For the Innrnhl.
TO ONE AWAY.

do not think love thee now,
Yet In my heart doth dwell
A tender bud which hight perhaps
To Loves pure blossom ewellj
ifgently guarded by Thy hand
Placed IN thy heart TO CHERISH
# 'l Called forth by virtues ofthc mind,
II would never fade or perish.
Although our meeting was too brief,
To leave on mind and hoart
The impress OF that holy love
Which never can depsr,,
Yet when a, close ofweary day,
The heart from care IL free,
In evenings calm and quiet hour
think and dream Of thee,
And fondy wish that We might meet
Mid summers glow again.
And by the rustic cottage gate
Hold "conyerse sweet" az then.
Butin your heart you hold perhaps,
No wish to meet with me;
And much fear that "out Of slght'
I'm "out of mind to thee.
Well bo u so. The world is wide,
Some fond heart yot III find
On which to lean: some hand to guard
,Gainst the cold world unkind.
but when in weary years TO come,
Thy heart nv memory's moved,
Remember In the long ago.
'ris yon I might have loved
West1old, Sept 3Oth, 1850. LIMA
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Important to Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius Cheeseman NJ. D.,
NEW-YORK CITY


NEW-YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are
the result of a long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation and certain in correc ting
nil irregularities Painful Menstruatons, removing
al uLstructions. whether from cold otherwise,
headache pain in the side. pO pitat ion of the heart
whites all nervous affections Mysteries fatigue pain
in the back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep which
arise from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED. LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity. Wo-
men who have been disappointed in the use of other
Pills can place the utmost confidence in DIR. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
There Is one condition in the female system in
which the Pills cannot he taken without producing
n PECVLIiR RESUI.T. The condition referred
TO is PREGN1NCY Y-the result MIS- SCARRIAGE
Such is the irresistible tendency of the medicine to
restore the sexual functions 10 normal condition,
that even the reproductive power of nature cannot
resi>tit
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions, which should be read
accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail o,
closing to DR.. Cornelius l. Cheeseman, box 1881
Post Office New y ork City,
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY
TO IN IN THE U. s..
r. B. HUICHlNS,
General Agent for the U. S.
No II Broadway.
To wnom all orders should bo addressed.
For sale hy PECK d HAMILTON, PeTrysbuFg.
Feb. 93, 1850 42ly
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DouGLAsIsM DETINED.-A Douglas speak
er at Syracuse was asked to define Mr.. Doug
las posi,ioo upon the slavery question Said
he "Mr. Douglas believes that if slavery
ant mind to go where il is mind TO, she
may stay where she is. if she doesn't want to;
SUBJECT to the decision of the Supreme Court.
aud ofthe people of the territories, when they
is agred upon that pint" 1t was taken AS
Satisfactory by his audience.
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EVERY FAMILY WANTS
A SGWEEag Ma hiBne,
DOUBLE THREADED.
SEND IN YOUR ORD ERS

prrcrs.- No l, S25; No. ,. $50; No. ,. S35. Man.
ufacturug Machines, $3j to $40.
FAMILY } Manufactured and sold at wholesale
SEWING and retail, Mt prices within the reach
MACHINES, ) of every family, and adapted to all
kinds of coarse and fine work. Agencies wanted
in o counties throughout all the Northwestern States
Chicago Sercipg Machine Company.
FAMILY Which have the highest testimonials
SEWING (nnd certificates in their favor from
MACHINES, } families and the public press. They
will run back ward or forward making smooth elias
tic stitch, on all kinds of fabrics, by the
Chicago SttciHg hHChms Company.
FAMILY One machine run with a rubber fric
SEWING tion Wheel doing away with the
MACHlNES' } stretching and annoyance ofa belt or
banda desidoratum which has long been sought for
Our machines lave Il straight needle and guard TO
prevent breaking thus requiring not more than one
needle in six months common use. Made by the
Chicago StlciHS Machine Company
FAMILY ! So simple in their construction thai
SEWING IA child 'oriweIve ,ears can work them
MACHINES. } with case, We warrant the seam Sc
cure though every third stitch lac cut; they make 50
stitches per inch stronger and han, somer than any
sewing done by hand. Sold by
| Chicago S,,cHg Machine Company.
| FAMILY ! That wlhem stitch. fell gatherem.
! SEWING }broidrrand make two different stitch.
| MACHINES, es on the same machine; emhOdyng
all the improvement, OF the age NJ prices varying
! from spa Ia SltO each. m ,de and sold by
Chicago Ne'cUg HnctRe Company.
! FAMILY Our machines are used throughout
! SEWING the country, giving satisfaction to
MACHINES, all who use them, ard undcubt-
cdly the most economical hest made aud cheapeGt in
use. person thoroughly acquainted with the eul,~
suuction aud operation OF all kinds OF sewing ma
! chimes will always he in attendance, and ready to
serve al who wish tor Information in regard to our
machines, at
Chicago Se,cug NI,hme Company.
! FAMILY ! We will furnish circulars with fun
! SEWING and explicit directions for using al
! MAClIlN Ms SO explaining their mcchanicli CON
strucuou aud giving the most satisfactory evidence
thcir superiority in many respects, over all Other
| family machines.
! PATENT We have the Universal Hemmers' -
! UNIV ERSAL $adapted to all kinds of machines -
| HEMMER J Plice S., They wiz he seat by mail
10 any oue, on receipt of the above.
| NOTICE ! We oYcr Liberal Discount to persons
TO wishing an Agency or Right Of sale Oi
! AGENTS J our machines, With small invest
mont of capital. profitable business can be readil,
established All sales to agents, with discount musl
be invariably for cash
y. B -our machines allstand on a table and are
worked 10y treadle
n8~On receipt ulS 2l we will send tS any famil,
n machine, by return Of express.
Address 4. A. COOK,
Agent Sewing Machine Co.
OFFiCr.-l2t Lake Sueet,(up stairs) Chicago.
Or J, W. BAILEY, Agent, Perry sburg.
June z. lSOo-5ylch2
nN~nT INsS MN TnTNrN rITr,IN
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Saddles, Harness, sc,
n STONE A En
ID. STONE q 90.

\ GENERAL uOUSrON'S OLD sTAND, hay,
~ added TO their general assortment of articles Il
public demand, a fine assortment of saddles Uar
uess and other articles usually kept in veil ordered
Harness shop. rheNhaye employ a competent work
men and intend to kecpa good Ssorment we'll made
otgood material and az fam rates,
ltlou want anything i'm line give us call, aud
We Ne determined not 10 be beat either in styit
quantity quality or price.
n, B,-tash paid for Beef Hides and Sheep Pelts
On0OeT2O, ls59-s4U,
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AGU H. ESAE4SANl

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ettphys!cionsip
in tl,c country
One writes; al.
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rocon,nond thc
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AFR. WILLIAM MKIM proposes to dispose of his
WI lands in this county alta merely nominal price.
He will sell the south hafof the northwest quar-
Of section 20 town s. range 10, containing eighty
acres for five hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly ditched and draned,at an expense of S243
lie will also sell the south half of the southwest
quarter rsecton SO. town Grange IL, at the same
price.
Enquire of II. II. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg, Ohio.
Also for sale, a large number of Town Lots, both
here and in the town of Millgrove, with and without
improvements, together with several valuable Farms.
Nov. 10, lS50--2Stf HENRY II DODGE.
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE sHeP,

THE subscriber would inform thefarmers ofwood
Il County, and others interested that he is fur.
nished with good stock of seasoned lumber and
iron, and is prepared 20 manufa cture wagons bug
gies, &C., TO order. BLACKSM1TH1NG done az
lower rates than at any other establishment in town.
Wagons and Carriages repaired on short notice.
One and two horse Wagons: Whippletrees, &C.,
on hand and for sale at reasonable rates.
PAINTING done to order and executed in tie best
manner.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly filed.
N. B.-Call at the building formerly occupied By
G. W. Lang. JOHN BADER.
Perrysburg, March 3, ,1s6O--44m4.
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the cure of CHRISrlE'S

Fcvcr aud Aguc'
in all it, forms
has no equal
The BOlSHm eN
pcls the miaS
matte poison OF
Fcvcr and \ que
IRON the system,
and prevents the
d volopmrnt of
the disease if n
ken on the first.
approach OF the.
prem onitory.
symptoms. IL Is.
not only the hest.
remedy yot dis.
covered for this.
closs of diseases.
hut the cheapest,
The large quan-
tity we supply for
II 81, brings It IN
reach oG all, rich
aud poor,
4 great super
iority otthis mod
icinC over all 9th
crs is, 1t contains
no Mineral or
Poisonous sub
stance. therefore
il produces no
quinism or other
Injurious effects
whatever upon
the constitution.
Those cured by II
are leftas health,
Ms il til y had
the disease.
The Aguc Bal
sam ~ m iuVal
uaOle protection
90 persons tray
ling or tenn por-
arily residing il
nnleiious dis
tricts,if taken oc-
casionly, or daily
while exposed Il
the Infection.
Hence. il i,
equally US valua.
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Sept. appointment a IS.
DIR. BQAss DNl AN,

u w uk N HN ~ WI n NJ
ANALYTICAL PhySicinn,nnd Physician for Dis
ease of the lungs,
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati, Marine Hospital
and Invalid'S Retreat, Corresponding Member to
the London Medical Society of observation, Au-
thor of" Letters to lnvalids," and Editor of the
" ModicalStehoscope, may be consulted at
PERRYSBu BURG Baird II lousc--Saturday, Sept. 30:
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Great Curiosity.

We have one of the grearest curiosities and most
valuable inventions in the known world, for which
we want agents here. Full part iculars sent
FREE. SHAW CLARK, Biddeford, Maine,
Oct. ID, lsOQ-w3*
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A. H.. ,BEEsOME.

N B.-I shall also be connected with the
Storage. Forwarding and Commission Business.
OF this place, and hope to merit the confidence
and appreciation OF the people.
MAY 81, lS60-4ly, A. +. JEROME.