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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

0IrPromplol by curiosity to see if our frcnIs
Mcssrs. llENRY CuENHuHAM, had on nand. tho
Immense stock Of goods, which they 40, crts,J
We stepped into their establishment, the other
day; and at the result, we give in. We found
sioro house, ware house. up stairs and the yard,
fully crommed. Ilogshcads upon hogshcnds Of
sugar ''pilod up" against low water season.
Pyramids Of Coffee bags, guarded and surrounded
by innumcrabc boxes, contointng groceries of all
kinds. Iron, We thought, enough 10 rail road
to tho Pacific, and pow der and lead to cary Oh the
Mexican war. All ex;ravigonce aside, We hpyc
never inspected better and moro compl, tie
stock ofDry goods, groceries. hardware, &c &..,
as have those gentlemen, oil Of = hch is rrq1ircd
to answer the demands m2de upon their .stab.
llshment through the year. Success 20 our en-
,erprising merchants.
Graiam's Maga=inc.--Tho July No. of this
periodical, arrived by the last mail its pages
richly stored with fine rcndng n2ltcr, Lu, too late
for us to look into it this week, exc"r; It. the por.
trait Of q familiar face. it is Immediately reco.,.
nised at first sight by TIE good people on this from
tier, as the Phiz Of Rough and Rcndy.' General
Taylor having been stationed several years on our
line is well known L most of our citizens, all Of
whom testify to the excellence Of his portrait in
Graham's Magazine.
Tho likeness of Cen. Butter will also appear in
that periodical ere long.
Se!j ProFeHi"g fan.-.An ingcnuous mechanic
of our city has conceived, and will soon ru, in
operation, an invention, which if successful, will
rank among the. most useful discoveries. and will
ame'lorate the condition of unfor,unatps in the
south, who cannot m Sralo during tho hot seasons.
1t is to 60 by clock work, and to be rigred over
the bed, which after being wound up 4, nigh,,
will swing its bamy Happers to the ,uncruI click
of the cog.wheeI, tho whole night md like
faithful sentinel, wait gentle brocze over, and
Danish tormenling mosquitoes from the happy
sumbercr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

TWe conversed with gentleman, on yes
terdny, direct frcm New Orleans. who informed
US, that whe at tho Mouth of the River, he
learned from beats which passed, that the Ar.
kansas Regiment had arrived at New Orleans.
on the 23d uIt.; but as there were several regi.
monts in that city, he was of opinion. iha, they
would remain there week, before they could be
paid off.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

G- Among items Of news from Mexico, will
be found a paragraph devoted to the difficulty
between Santa Anna and Gen. Minon. The lat.
ter charges his Comma mander.in-chief with rank
ccwaFdicc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

6JThe lntelIigencer is Published n day ca lie,
Than usual, to enabo persons engaged in the
office, to participate IN the celebration, on to-
morrow.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

1o'C0rrespondenis.- A Choclaw" was re-.
ceIved too late, this wech--it shall appear in our
next. "Alfred' is respectfully dectined---il NAV
be good poetry, but it does not rhyme well.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

Fourth OF July CELEBRATioNs.-in consc-
quence Of the 4th coming on Sunday, our Ma.
tonal Anniversary will be celebrated in Fort
Smith, Van Burcn, and in the county, on the 81.
AT Fort Smith and in this place. it will be eel,
ebrated by Sabbath School professions, and at
Frog Bayou by barbecue, the Declaration Of
Independence wi. be read; ana Ora,ions delivered.
Invitations have been rendered bv the mana
gers and committee, 10 the citizens, generally.
M July Barbccuc.--Tho citzeus in tho vicinity
of Frog Bayou, will give barbecue near The
''Crossings" nt MEs. Ross, on Tomorrow. \
general attendance has been requested.
OF Our Volunteers may be expected some
time about the 10Th July. 1t IS expected Ia. the
No. will bring item up on her mex. trip, il the
stage Of the river viii udmt her.
Soldiers Claims.--By reference 10 Mr. KN!GHTs
advertisement, in another column, il will be seen
that ho is prepared to prosecute against the de-
partmen.s of the Government, ali claims for
Bounty lands, Treasury Scrip, Pensions, Arrcur-
nges of pay, &c. Mr.. h. is gent emon of in
dussrlous habits, possessing great business ca
Paciy; and to whom we can unhcsiiatingIy r.
commend those having cIums on tie government.
Nec Stage Line.-Mcssrs. HowELL, SNAPP & Co.
will pu, upon the mail route between Fort Smith
and Little Rock IN tie carly part Of this monta,
line of two horse coaches. The well know
enterprise OF this company, warrants the cspcc,
,aton of careful drives, good coaches and excel,
lent teams. The fare through from this ponl 10
the Mississippi river is reduced one;GjM fc9n the
usual prices. For particulars see their adver-
viscment which will be found in our advertising
columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

IAlLlTL,.--H. Aags., Ianc 27l
Dear CIlrL.:
In reading your ncws. giving p1pc
learned that YOU have, al Van Buren,.
Poratcd Br!gr Company, winch has
and some S2O,0OO or moro stock taken
am rs good friend Of Van Blrc
one, est""m.ng It the mos; thriving Ola
kansas, where there is moro business
at any Other Porn;, bat my friendship i.
10 II more through desire tho "back
should prosper, than through any o'ntI
Now, sho id Ike to se Il Bridge
Arkansas, and would not 90 conside
posed 10 1t, bu! lot me ask if IL is moi
OF chmc"icaI scheme TO undertake
bridge over the Arkansas. while there
roads Loading 10 Van Buren, upon wi
merce and travellers Gun passl Would
wiser to talk Of building roads first, and
uNcr! DO not wise ncn count the
house before they build III Then, lht
our roads aud the value Of the comm
number OF passengers which traverse lhd
ought 10 be asccrIulned ere n bridge
Are Iherc any good roads leading TO Val
( No. Wi. tho commerce aud passenI
row pass to and through Van Buren, id
erection Of n bridget No. Then il
these Bridge stock holders 10 cons,ruc, I'd
encourage commerce, before lhey build
and when that is done, they will be zNe
a bridge.
II the same amount OF talk md capita
or IS 10 be, expended by the Bridge, W:
, upon a good turn. pike road from Van Bur
Missouri line, IN the direction Of Sprinl
, unite with Missouri road, for which
Log isIHture Of that State has appropriate
then you would sec your town improve,
should sec industry among our farmer
encouraged, and tho value Of our cxpors i
, ETC., would be increased n thousand fold.
Think Of the advantages of our "bac.
3 ry," lis fine lands and exceen, waller
e lis capacities 10 raise and export all
d gram, corn, flour, meal, tobacco, wool,
mules, all the exports Of n farming coani
then think that if these capabilities Esre P'
brought out by the construction Of u
= road through II, how great would be The
r Of the Van Buren, commerce. the wealth
d portion Of the State, and the prosperity o
= this region.
!, But my letter IS proving long and wa
?, more have 10 say, after | see how tbs on
}, | will only say that such turn'Plks roa'
i help your own paper hugely.
ic~rs, truly, BOSroS NO'S
n DALLAS, Polk Co., ARK, June 2ssn'
!, Dear Clarke:
i Our mutual friend Woodruff IS down
" west "!ike load Of bricks" lilo "eid
DO 80" before Ashley was elected men
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

Tone q The OPpOsition.-The whig paper in
Springfield, speaking of his late proclamation,
complains that General Scott attempts to preju.
d'ce the people against Santa Anna, and draw
them away from his support"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
Srrier@Cc.. Ark

Serier-Ce., Ark's J
If"s.r--SgferaI naa5,s
Dn9sr having Len .-.o my 6aa
ro'oI c. "n,-u lave ialloeI me
scribe '...r"'oso please consider
As fpr As hrye heard the sill
III his c'-n.y, Il large majority /
ore on?,,:.l,lac rebuilding Of "a
.~'r" ...; has EAco.l-ncy, tho cd
OF n.""'@g contract 10 rebuild
ms pan. 'la rspair of the o!I bu.
undoubtedly cmirary 10 lac and ,b.
r'~so. a' :... last session Of the
re|aH~ Laa Informed BIZ zen
cent. Fp,,.! through this county.
q: L.,.. ii .a ,4aI Brodlc. tue UNI
work, .aogas q. the idea Of "rcbu. ID
icn'"fy, '-r lie SIN cr $1,000,
H'''.i''' ] q: lie .as. Session Of 4,
.'' '".: 'rH.,". l.. is corroc.v
ati-- MA. 80 ,...I.-.,herc WI. 4,
''i'c' appropriation TO complete il,
mate, nj "a" Subsequent sessions. Il
thousands vii b. pskcd for ami sae
II c"~,, .> I.a .a.: ,ae lid. near s2C
e'"'.'.r t." ma--y ex2cai-d in
q : 1-. -'.-, "o7s- :I4u thrown i,
.l ".'.s.: T.. -.a..% Of law. r.v,
'.'. ":'.' ..y"Jf e.. 1:y-,l.iyo. ".
'.. e'.~..: Of .-- good people Of
u. 49,. .., ,xpcct to be nJ'c
&c.. .-'.''. an>: session. AMI
{ t'-'-".. ...o> ... PeoP,, Of ..a
Safe, a. ~ did .as, session
| hope e. p ,,. m1y .. us.
bar-." ...H aue Gj-us in r .a.i2-
and W.. '~ ..ke.y 10 bo impo,.
agP.a. if they DO 10. senl their RI
to she next Legislature. iastruolsI
In your cIltorla! columns, / see
the editors Of the Banner and G4z
to the conr,: tacse papers have pu
'oiho coail': Of cerla,n officers Of
Regimen, w".h consider ycry Il,
mI-A 10 ..e pLrpos.. as there has
4"a. Of +. feeling produced by +.
Of '-..er, from iuI,yl!uals in the Z
Report Of the Conmandrng Gonsr
no { aJ', ID a.np' justice 20 al. c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

TERMS. paid within three months after sub
scrlbing. 81 So A, any time thereafter, SO per an
num-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

Wtnois-Me Military Staic.--Inois hns fur
n'shcd four regiments, tina, h?vc served out, most
honoraby and gIorousv, their term Of enlistment.
and nr" now returning home. We see by the las!
papers from that State, that the i'm regiment is
completed, and the sirh one is filing up, with
the only difficulty Of deciding what companies
shall b. compelled to stay at homo.
The "Succors" have established Il military re.
PHtaton for their State which canno: be lurnish-
ed for ages.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

The Fort Smilh Herald oc the 23i INST. r,ysll al
We are permitted to mako tic following shol
extract from IA letter 10 gentleman Of this place.
dated, Fl. Wosh,a, June IL, 1917: The writer
says: "TcXas is now very lively, al heels over
Lead in business and war mattcrs-lhcy are dcnb.
ling their forces on this frontier in cXprc,aion Of
an hdian II'or, which is strongly talked or"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

DALLAS, Polk Co., ARK, Juno 2sih' y
Dear Clarke:
Our mutual friend Woodruff IS down y
west "!ike load Of bricks" Ho "eid ~ !.
bo 80" before Ashley was elected men u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

SATURDAY, JULY 3, ISl7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

Lieut.. llvNTER arrived in New \ orH Oh the IN
uit. He was received AT the American IIo,cl with
cheers by the enthusiastic crowd hich assembled
on learning his arrival. The people are always
know how 10 reward g,au, ACTION,
and sweep technicaIIties aside when they inter
ferc with strict justice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

Tie "-Notional,'--A ncw paper, by the fore.
g"i0g tide, has been started in Neio Orh4ns, ed.
tad by Tnos. B. TnoErE. tavorabIy kao~ i to the
reading community. Ii is Wing IA po.llcs and
supports Gen. Taylor.
Nrigrdier Gcneral.-Ths otlicc having be-
COM vocan; by the resignation Of Gen. Wood.
an election is ordered TO be held IN the couuiirs Of
Washington, Benton, Carroll all Mndrson, on the
3lst July n,Nt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

- 1t is stated thnt President Polk will make
Il Northern tour, this summer
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

OF Our Volunteers may be expected srmc-
time about the 10Th July. 1t IS expected .hi. the
No. will bring item up on her mex. trip, il the
stage Of the river viii admit her.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

DtsaumjcrmcM Of The Amori.4n Nh:ies.-lu
teIug"nc" from Guatcm Ia to the 2Gh of March
mnHions that the Sate of GuatcmtIa has erected
herself mo an nIcP~ ri-nt republic, having with.
drawn from tie confodcracy Of tie republic OF
trutraI America. Whether the other States vii
consent to recognise this or not. is yc; unnnown
It IS supposed that ii will lead to another civil
war.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
REVIEW OF PRICES.

HNHE undersigned has taken an entire
l. review Of pr'ces of his whole stock Of
Goods every article being chalked down at
prices corresponding with the recent great
decline in the Eastern cities. His assort.
ment embraces the largest and most desirable
STOCK OF GOODS
ever offered in this market, and he will sell
them cheaper than any other concern in this
village, COST OR NO COST. Among his assort-
ment may be found some Twenty thousand
and one yards Calicoes from cents upwards.
Apacas, M'DeLains, Cashmeres, &c. &c. in
proportion. good article of Muslin De
Lalns at is ceats per yd. Alpacas l8a cents
per yd. Cotton cloth yd wide 81 cents. Real
Aarmack Blues 1913 cents per yd. nong
his Groceries may be found 65 half CHESTS
Young Hyson Teas, among which will be
found the best article al. SO cents per pound
ever offered in this market. 40 Bags Rio
and Java Coffee, 5000 lbs. Porto Rico ana
Hayana Sugars, &c. &c. Besides any guam
tlty of sole and upper Leather, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, &c. &c. The
public are invited to call and examine prices
and if they don't find goods few pegs be-
low any thing in town then will pay them
for their time SO employed.
MARVIN KENT.
n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
For the Portage Sentinel.
Mind YOUR own Business.

Yes, mind your own business. What
need it concern you if John Snooks is court
ing Sal. Thompson? They are undoubted-
ly rational beings, and can conduct their
love affairs without any Of your interfer-
ence. What if Deb. Short has got a new
dress? 1t is probably paid for, and cost you
nothing. Therefore, why need you interest
yourself so deeply about it2 What if the
principal merchant in the village has be.
come insolvent? You are not among his
creditors, and for heavens sake, why can't
you let the man have little enjoyment?-
Suppose Doreas Swift does go 10 the dane.
ing school, it costs you nothing; and, as she
has frail constitution, little exercise oil
this kind will benefit her general health
This intormeddling with the affairs of 9th.
ers, to the utter neglect Of their own, is be-
coming great deal too prevalent, with a
certain class in this town. There are none
ofus who escape misfortune, or are free
from error; but to be made the butt and by
word Of set Of gossiping, intermeddling
simpletons, merely on account ofinevitable
misfortune, or a single error committed, is
far from being agreeable. Ii this class Of
beings have any business Of their own, we
hope that out of shame for themselves and
for the credit Of their relatives they will at.
tend to it. A LADY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17

RICH MEN.-Most Of our countrymen
are familiar with the history of Williams,
Stephen Girard, and Jacob Astor-all Of
whom present examples of what superior
genius and judgment, directed to single
pursuit can accomplish, in the course Of a
short life.-Democralic Review.
That those gentleman possessed some
good qulaties we don't deny; but if either
genius or judgment had been among them,
they would never have sacrificed them
selves to the wretched business ofaccumulat.
ing for the mere sake Of counting their
millions. We don't cosider such examples
either honorable to our institutions or USE
full to our country. We would give more
for an open-hearted, open-pursed working
man, never above the necessity OF work,
and always, like Markley Tapley, too
jolly in it, than for thousand OF your
John Jacobs. We venture to say that
ninety.nine hundredths of the real benefits
conferred upon our country have come from
poor men.-Chronotipe.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
Copper, Tim and Sheet lrOmwarc
M A N u + A Ct DRY,

At Franklin Mills, Portage County, OHIO.
TNIIE subsc riber would take this method
Il to inform the citizens of Portage and the
'adioining counties that he has purchased the
entire interest of the above business and shall
manufacture and sell all kinds of ware in-
cluded in the above business as cheap as any
other establishment in The western country
All kinds Of Job Work done on The shortes.
notice and most reasonable terms. Call and
will do your Jobs up nea. and cheap
With feeling of sincere tbankfulness forpast
fayors, would still solicit share of public
patronage. II. BRADLEY.
Franklin Mills, April 20, 1846' Aft.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
Take Ii Easy.

Take Il easy! Life at longest
But n heightened shadow is,
And tho brave AZ well as strongest
Dare not call to morrow his!
'A Take il easy! for to-day e.
All your plans Of wisdom lay.
Take it easy! done with fretting.
Meet your neighbor with smile,
From the rising sun to setting
Live tho present all the while,
Take il easy! every VOW
.e Make in reference 10 now.
Take il easy! what is hidden,
Or is wrong, or seemeth so,
Leave il as thing forbidden,
Out of which curse may grow!
Take il easy! never pry
Into what will cause a sigh.
Take il easy. daily turning
q To tho monitor within,
On its altar always burning ,f.
Keep an incense free from sin!
o.. Take il easy! never fear
While you keep a conscience clear!
Take 1t easy ever leaning
To the side oftruth and right;
Happiness from virtue cleaning,
Peace of mind from wisdom bright!
Take il easy! for at best,
Life is but a sorry Jest.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
Highly Important.
Arrival of the Great Wester

AFflV9l Oh the Great Western. Z
John Bull in a pinch--Brothsr iona than sena.
ing out-acres Of Wheat and Corn TO fed
his starring m,iRions-Bread staR, kaye
taken a riz-Great tumbl,ag DOM in ~
pricesof Goods Tinnican, all 0wake asaiin.
IN the excitement among Produce desler..
L and while the Farmers are reapino a,ricb
harvest for their past labors by ,a+ttinx bich
prices for their produce, which will make good
times and a plenty of it., - -
The subscribers would respectfully am
nounce TO all persons in this and sufronnd;no
towps, the cheering news that tho prices q
most kinds of Goods have fallen off from, le
to 25 per cent. in the Eastern cities since lo.,
spring. which has enabledtkem TO purchase
goods very low, consequently will sell them
at . great reduction, giving to the Farmsrs
great advantage BY way Of making money.
Selling produce high and buying goods cheap
is the doctrine Of the times. We are navrs-
ceiying direct from New York yerv large
and well selected stock Of goods, we'll adnat,
ed to this market, and will be sold for reaav
pay tone price only) at very small sdvonce
from cost,as we eldetermined to sell goods
for ready pay, having taken. all th:nps ,nto
consideration ond chalked them down .flld
and newJ to low water mark, they are dster.
mined to sell them sswbether or nov ifsa.
want to get the worth Of your money, ceme
to the "Cash and Ready Pay Store where
greater Inducements are 10 be found for nav.
ing out your cash than at any otter establish.
ment IN the country. Bring along Your butter.
cheese, dried apples, tallsw, pofk, beans, bees.
wax, feathers, rags, fax seed, andsnost kinds
OF gran;g also, alitile cash 10 sWeeten it. and
an extra team to carry home the goods vow
get in exchange for your produce. & ~
RayenDa, Oct, 1916. GILLETT g. Ce.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
HA rs! HA ES!!

H N rs! H II n 81!
'E'HANKFUL for past favors and desirous
II as ever to please all who may favor him
with their stom, the subscriber hereby no.
tlfes his friends and the public generally that
he still keeps his finishing shop two doors
south of the Court house, at the sign of the
ly on hand and will manufacture to order
Hats of Every Description,
all of the very latest fashion and at lower
prices than ever. Call then, fellow citizens,
and examine my assortment, as charge moths
ing for the sight. Fl. c. TICKNER.
Ravenna, April %, 1916. 4Stf,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
Latest News from the Army.
ORDERS TO ADVANCE

~ b. TYLER & co. have now got
Es their forces into line and are again
ready for action. There may now be found
at their new store, on Main street, a full
stock of Hats and Caps Of the latest fashion,
which they are offering at reduced prices for
ready pay. They are selling good napt hats
from s. so to $500 Black and Drab Cassi>
mere hats from 81 to $4,whch they will war
rant equal at least to any Eastern hats. Per.
sons wishing anything in their line are invit.
ed to call.
Sept. 18i8. 70f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
Ravenn a II o us g.

THE subscribers have taken the tavern
i stand, formerly occupied by JAMES II.
STooPs, situated on the south east corner OF
the public square in this village, where we
will at all times be ready to entertain travel
lers, and those who may favor us with Gtheir
custom, in the best style in our power. We
will make every exertion to render the IRA
venna House," one of the best stopping places
in this section of country. Stabling and all
necessary accommodations we'll provided.
LIVERY SrABLE.-We will also keep or
hand several good horses and buggies to lei
on the most reasonable terms.
.... ...a A. D. BURT.
Fl. EWELL.
Ravenna, February 8, lS47. SO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
Sherifl's office, Portage Co.
February II, 1847.

Alexander A. POmerOy's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
L Der has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the estate Of Alexander A..
Ptomeroy, late of Mantua, Portage county,
deceased. H ~
Dated at shalersvlle, this 10th day Of Feb
ruary, A. D. l847. ..- ., 15l
80 SAMUEL STRAWDER, Adn'f.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
PARTNERSHIP.

GN EO. ,SOMERvILLE and Brother ave
" entered into partnership in the Tail.
orlng business. Their shop is In the room
long occupied by Guo. SoMERvILLE, one dool
south ofC. Prentiss store. Both having hat
long experience in the business they expect
TO give en- tire satisfaction to all who may
favor them with call.
The Nsw York Summer and Winter Fash.
ions regularly received.
Cutting done 10 order. '."
GEO. SoMERvrLLE,
.''t d. M. SoMERvrLLE.
Ravenna, January 1st, IS47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17

More New Goods.
TUST received new lot of Dress Goods
y consisting of
French Merinos, mode colors.
Embroidered Cashmeres.
Shaded do
Cashmere DeEcosse.
Muslin D'Lains.
CALIFORNIA Robes.
Terkrrrc shawls, &c. &c.
Going cheaper than ever.
Nov. 5, 1846. nj. KENT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
NTSSOLUT TION,

HlHE late firm of STAPLES, CLARKE &
PRBNTIss was dissolved on the 10th
inst :, by the withdrawal of Mr.. Staples.
The undersigned will continue the business
at the same stand, (No. IS East Front ST.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
I PRINTS M, ,PRINTS7l.ll-g.---,--. N

4 a9sfe eFltdN rs ~ H4PK1NTS n a9oFa
gf GREAT REDUCTION in rRicRs.da
ri IsHRundersigned having disposed IF neas-
- aly every ypiecelo Of the oidstock Of prisls
Pls now enabled to offer aneniire ssw ,assort-
ment I,r which were bought A. sHcEf low ratss
That we can sell them at from 10 To 40, Ger
cent below last years prices. Cali snd see.
yet. Y, 1915 fssg, H IN, sKlNT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
CLARKE& PRENTIss.

We continue to devote our most careful
attention to consignments of BUTTER and
CHEESE, and we can assure our friends on the
WesternReserve that we shallno be excelled
by any house in the trade, in the care which
we take of cheese while in sIore-in making
quick sales at the highest market prices, and
in the promptness and safety of our returns
of sales.
We tender our Acknowledgements to our
ustomers for the very liberal patronage the
house has hitherto received, and we solicit
further consgnments of any description of
produce or manufactured articles for sale;
os well as orders for Sugar, Molasse, and
any other goods to be obtained in this mark
ct: with the assurance that We shall continue
10 do a STRIcTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS.
FL. CLARKE, Cincinnati.
CYRUS PRENTISS, Ravenna.
JDlV 10. 1916.
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RONNET r itslNS.--86 Ps.S new 1styie
- Bonnst ribins juet opened and for "a
cheap. lNov, 5, 1851 M. KENT.
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