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SEGARS AND TOBACCO.

SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
new supply, and Of the lales. impor.
'at'"n Of choice and approved OF Brands
"f S'gars and Tobacco, Of sunerio,
quality. For sale by
DICKSON g. LATrA.
Camden, March 10.
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asF We are authorized TO an
nounce Capt w. w. BATEMAN, as n
Candidate for Tax Collector at The ensuing
Election.
April !. 1Si7. % If
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

H
BV VIRTUE OF sUNpRY EXECUTIONS TO Mt
DIRECTED,
Will be sold al Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday and day following in
! April next, within the legal hours oi
Sale, 10 the Highest bidder, for Cash, the
following Property. Purchasers to pay
for titles.
One Negro, levied on as the property o!
Thomas Bracey. at the suil or Antwerp d
Frank, and the 44,h Regiment.
One Negro, levied on as the property ol
Joseph >. Burgess. a. the suits Of w. G.
Dukes. X. L. lleriot and A. Hodge.
One Horse, levied on as the pruperty of
X. VI. Bracey, OF the suit Of Robert Brad
ford.
One Negro, levied on as tho property Of
4. w. BraiIsfnrd, nj the suits Of James >.
Guignard and james y. Weeks, 9 cases.
30 Negroes. levied OH as tho property rf
John A. ColcInugh, nj the suits of the
Bank, James Dunlap, G. Muthison. II. r..
McGee. Ben. Gass. II. w. Pcgues. w.
Hopkins. G. B. Long and John Robinson
s. Son.
Negroes. levied on as The property OF
L. i. Dinkins, at the suits Of Delsey &
Decs, Bank Of Camden. James Bryce g.
Co.
Negro. levied on as the property Of
John N. Davis. al the suits Of ]. 5. Fore.
man and c. II Plummer.
4 Horses, Cattle, Hogs. House and Kit
chen Furniture and some Corn, levied on
as the property Of Jnln NJ. James, al The
suits Of Ell. Way, Lewis johnson, WIN.
Lynum, II. II. Miller. ct. al. the Horse to
be sold al The Court Housc-ihc other
property to be sold "a, a,defrnlanl's residence
on Tuesday.
Stock Of Goods in Store. Negroes and
Stock of Leather, &c, in Tan Yard, 2
Horses, Cart and Carryall, levied an as
The property Of p. o. Sullivan, 1T the suits
Of John E. Brown. Jesse Morgan, L..
White, NJ. Roddy. Wm. johnson, Rankin,
Sprouts, g. Co., Stale Of South Carolina,
5 cases.
VIM. Rhndes, Admr. al the sui, Of John
A. Colclough.
2 Negroes, levied on rs the property Of
$. Singleton, at the suit nf Il. B. Cain. w.
J. Singleton, a. L. Ilasrl,inc, A. J. Moses.
and Executors OF Jesse Miller.
One Negro, levied on as the property t. t
james NJ. Pitts, at the suit Of William E.
Richardson.
! Horse. levied on as the property Of
]. N. Cuntey, ai the suit Of J. J. Richard.
son.
Buggy. some Cattle. and Horse and
Kitchen Furniture, levied on as the prop.
erty of Il. w. BralIsf"rd, at the sui, nf
Jos. d Weeks. 2 cas- es Cattle und Fur-
ninre TO he sold Ut defeu,laml's residence
on Tuesday.
Negro, levied on as The property Of
G. w. Billnps. ut the suit "f b. J. Harri-
snn, NJ. j. TisLslr aud S. E. Dickey.
TllOS. J. WILDER. S. s. D.
Sh"rH's Office. March %, iSi7.
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Improved Cotton, Gins.

THANKFUL for past favors, the subscri-
Der wishes t" inf"rm the Public, that he
still Manufactures Cotton Gins, a, his cs>
'ab!'shment in S1atrbnrg on the most i'm
proved aud approved plan, IF the most sim
PIE construction, Of the finest Gnish, and nf
the best materials, to wit: Steel Saws aud
Steel Plated Ribs, Case hardened in
which he will sell f"r S2,0O per saw. lie
ais" rcpairs old Gins, aud puts them in
complete order. al the shortest notice. All
orders for Gins will be promptly and pune
tually attended 10.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statcburg, March 81, ISI7.
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I EiTVVc arc authorized to an
nou"cr WILLIAM G. BARRETT. Esq. us
Candidate f"r Tax Collector. a, the en-
suing Election.
Sumtcrvillc, Nov. 25, 1916.
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N @ T I C T. :!

TIE Subscriber Hereby gives notice
that after vacation Of Two weeks, his
School will again be opened al his room
npposilc the Druggist Store. on Main ST.
commencing his second term, on the frs,
Monday in April.
N. B. Young Ladies' attending the
School. VII" desire instruction in plain
Needle Work, will have one hour each .lay
dev",ed t" them, by Mrs. Bow les. fnr This
purpose. II. T.. BOWLES.
S"m,crvilIc, March, "a. IS47.
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CROW TAR AND PLASTER

!" prcucM the troublc of re-planting.
Just received. per steamer DcKa!b, a
supply of the above. which will be retailcd n,
Charleston prices. with u view Of uiyins
Planters an opportunity Of testing The Ia
b"r>saving qunIiiies oflhc. Crow Tar" and
the henctciul results oflhc Plaster. Fnrshl
atretail, by DICKSON g. LATTA.
Next to The Bank Of Camden.
March 81. 90 ,e
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AUCTION !!

ON the first Monday in April next, will be
sold, three negroes:
WOMAN between 40 and so years old,
Cook, and field hand, moi sound
man about 30 years old, nnt Of sound
mind, field hand,
a Boy twelve years old.
Terms arc one third cash, bulance n
credit OF one year, the purchaser giving
noic and security, with interest from sale.
JESSE BROWN, Auclionecr.
Sumtcrvillc, March 81, 1917. 90 lw
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EPPING'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
or SARSAPARILLA, AND
OEEEN'.S DELIGU,E

FOR purifying The blood. and removing all
diseases arising from the impurity ol the
same, and is especially recommended for
the cure Of Rheumatism, Scrurula, Erysi.
pelas, Ulceraiions Of the Throat aud Legs.
Pains and Swrllings oflhc Bones, letters,
Pmpes in the Face, Old Sar@s, and all Gu
taneous Eruptions, Neuralgic Affections.
Mcrcuria Diseases. aud for assisting The
operation and preventing fatal consequcn.
ces Of Mercurials in Syphilis.
Recommended by The editors Of The
Southern Journal q: Medicine and Phar-
macy, and prescribed and recommended by
by most all respectable Physicians OF
Charleston aud The surrounding country.
This preparation (hy adding .hc Queens
Delight, &c. to the SarsapariIla,) cons
bines in more perfect degree than any
known remedy. tonic, and alternative pow
ers. and is highly recommended by emf.
nent Physicians. Ii is prepared in cnnsr.
qnrnce Of the rccomme ndalinns given by
Dr.. II. K. Frost, Professor Of Materu
Medica in The Medical College Of Charles
ton, >. c., in his work on Materia Mcdica,
and concentrated by a process Of the
subscribers IN render 1t more cnnvcn,cn;
f"r administration, AID with The exception
Of the addition "f mcrrury Which may at
all times be added when necessary.
For the composition OF this Preparation,
and The Medicinal Properties nf the Queens
Delight, PhySirians ar" respectfully refer
. red In the 9Th and 9th Nos. Vol. |, nr The
"Sonthcrn J"urnal Of Medicine aud Phar-
macy"
Prepared by J. PETER VI. EPPING,
Chemist and Druggist. King street,
Charleston, S. G..
For sale in Sum,ervillr by the Agent,
III. MILLER, NJ. D.
March 81. IS47. % "
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there wall be no scrpice This afternoon, us
Mr.. L. is going n fishing with another cler.
gyman! AIR. l.. Of course corrected the
awkward yet amusing bundcr
II is we'll to be sociable and clever; but
!" assist in courting your girl is being lit
tie too helpful.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND mi
TATIONS.

TATIONS.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of DR..
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, in
all the diseases for which it is recommended curing
many cases after the skill Of the hest physicians was
unavailing, has effected large and increasing de-
mand for it. This fact has caused several unprinci-
pied countcreitcrs and mators TO palm of spurious
mixtures, Of similar and appearance, for the
genuine Bulsam Some called "Syrup of Wild
Cherry" "Balsam Of Spikcnard" "Wild Cherry,
Comfrry," &c. Another, "Wcstcr's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry ,nisspeIling the name, and forging
certificates 20 resemble those OF the true Balsam
"Dr. Wisars Bnisam Of Wild Cherry" is the only
genuine. The rest merely initiate the name Of the
original, while they possess none Of its virtues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE.
The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles, with the
words, "Dr. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Philad., blown in the glass; each hottie bearing
label the front, with the signature of
RI. WlSTAR, Nj. d.
This will bc envclopcd hereafter with new wrap.
per; copyright secured, 1874; on which will always
appear the written signature II. BUTTS"
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale in Sun,tcrvilc by Dr.. ]. l. MILLER, at
the Drug Storc and by Druggists generally in South
Carolina.
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R h MO VAL
Of tn 4.

CHARLESTON STORE.
DICKSON & LATTA would respectfully
inform their irienls aud customers thai
they have removed frum their old stsn, To
lh"ir new Brick S,nre above The Camden
Bank, and have on hand. and are recciv
ing constantly, new anu full assur,mrnl
Of choice anl srlrcl Groceries. which the,
offer FOR CASH, al u smull advance. un
Charrst.n prices. F.h "a
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Bacon! HsacOn!! BacOn!!!
200 choice Baltimore Hams
5000 lbs. Western Sides
4 barrels Lard.
300 pounds fine Tallow.'
frkins Goshen Butter
25 Fulton Market smoked Tongues
Ia bis. do picked do
half barrels do do Beef
2 90 do New York Pig Pork.
DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden, March 10, lS47,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT
By W. LEWIS, Esq Ordinarv of

H. IL
By ". LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary Of
said District.
WHEREAS Alexander Norris hath nm.
piled TO me for Letters Of administrator
on all and singular the goods and chn,,els,
rights and credits Of Scarborough Drake,
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and a,lmonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of The said deceased, t" be and appear be-
fore me. at our next Ordnary's Court for
the said District, to he holden a. Sumter
Court House on the ninth day Of April,
ls47. to shew cause, if any, why The said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, Ills
25th day Of March, in the year Of
It.. 81 our Lord, one thousand cigh. hun.
dred and forty seven, and in The
7lst year Of American Indepen.
dencc.
w. LEWIS, O. SD.
March 3lsl. IS47. % q
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$lOO REV ARD.

Ag KANAWAY from my Plantation
l1}f> in Sumter District, S. c., ubnu, IN >,
NA 10Th November last, nv negro man
~ } \ COB.
XIX Jacob is 36 years of age, ahou. 5
49, feet 6 or i inches in height, ,oler-
ABLY stout; has thick bushy hair. forbid.
VIZ couh'rnancc, winks his eyes quick
when speaking, with down look. onI
jumps i'!t!e in his left leg. The above
- '."arn WIZ ne paid for his safe delivery in
'"e jan "' sumter District. with suilicien,
pr'oi 10 conviction Of his having been har.
o"rcd ny any white person--or $50 will be
paid Tor his delivery MS above.
ESTHER PERDRIEAU.
March 23. 1917. 81 6,n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-17

TAxEs OF ALFRED KELLEY?-It.is is said
that Kelley. the originator Of the tax law,
isa large speculator in wild lands laying
in the north western part Of the State. The
valuation Of such lands is about the same
az before the passage of the law, whilst
improved lands ore greatly increased in
value. So much so that the per cent, Of
Of eur levies is reduced.
Alfred Kelley. wild lands, 1916, 10000 90
Taxed at Is mills for all purposes
.rs.etnew countiessl j 1880 90
rls47. s1oo,ooo at six mills go. 600 90
Clearsaved in one year by MIX, $1,2oo,oo
That was profitable years work, in the
Legislature, making that law, Mr.. Kelley!
So It was !-Zanesritle aurora. S
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MASON & DeWOLF.


this only Hot Air Stove ever made patented IN the United States
heat Of the
IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE OVEN TO BAKE UNEQUAL
stove in which meats that steam can 5 baked well
all the and from the
ouen We % vii d. d.
cold the inside plates exposed the
n
theco mis- yairhg
Rayenn Mover
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4 Tuscan fiag from bis balcony, and his
hniform was Ishscan in all its details--thus
throwing off for the first time the outer
garments of the Austrian Government -
This created great sensation among the
which gives evidence Of the intentions of
the Grand Duke. 80. @
The Grand Duke seemed delighted, and
at times greatly effected, by the demonstra-
tions Of respect heaped upon him by his
subiects, and SO overcome by it at times,
that he was obliged to retire from the bal
cony for O short time that. he might appear
collected and digni6ed before his people.
), The next day he issued another mo tu
proprio, full of afeciionate acknowledge
lnentss to the people,. and promises to do all
shat Is possible for their happiness, and to
institute better system for the general
sducation Of his subjects. II he does this,
he will do the very and only thing that will
help them TO regain their liberties. and to
profit by their possession. At the same
time, think he viii find more difficulty in
accomplishing this than he is aware-not
from the opposition. of the Italian people,
forathey are wilEng-aye, anxious tor O act
30 becoming good and wise prince-but
The governments around him will not quiet
" permit light 10 be. kindled which
would soon show forth the deformities and
rostenness of their own benighted kingdoms.
2 1t is remarkable fact that, during all
this popular display. of enthusiasm, not one
person was sent to the hospital nor to the
.iaili nor as far Us my knowledge extende
wastllere asingle instance of intoxication! ]!
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sale.

Administrators SAAGs
TyHE PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging
Il to the Estate of Cornelius Waldron,
late of Franklin Township, deceased, con.
sisting of the following property in part of
the whole:
Two one horse Wagons, hives of Bees,
Plows and CulIiyator, one two horse Wag-
gon,7 Hogs, one yeariing Bull, spring
calves, IS sheep, one Drag, 12 tons of Hay,
14O bushels Oats, one Uallender Kettle, 500
bushef ears of corn, two cradles and sythes.
one barrel water Lime, 6 Grlnstones, Lot Of
Angers, Carpenter Planes, Pecks and Drills,
goo ID. Pork, one broad Axe, 3 hand Axes,
Mathooks, s double sett Harness. one SIM
gle Harness. Lot Wagon Spokes, 5 dung
Forks, one pair Portmantaus, Log chains,
| one Crobar, one Saddle and Bride, two
brown Horses. one CattiDg Box, Bags, one
String Sleigh Bells, SO bushels Rye, SO
bushels Potatoes, So acres of Wheat grow.
ing on the ground, one Rife Gun, lot oi
Corn fooder, and other property. will be sold
at Vendue at the Farm Of said Waldren, de-
ceases. on the 25th day of November, A. D.
ls47, commencing at ten o'clock, A. M. and
| will continue from day to day thereafter un-
til the property is all sold. A credit will be
given for all sums over three Dollars from
| three to nine moaths with good sureties.
ELIZABETH WALDRON.
JAMES WOODARD,
Administrators.
Franklin. November 9Th, 1847.
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Sheriff - Sale:

TN obedience to the command of d writ of
l. Vendi ) Ex. to me directed and delivered
from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Portage
County, Ohio. ] shall expose to sale at public
vendue at the Court H ouse. in the town Of
Ravenna
On Monday the Goth day of December n ert,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock, P. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
sSituate and beng in the township of
Brimfield in the County of Portage, and
State of Ohio, in lot number 10 IN said town
ship of Brimfeld, and bounded and described
as follows: North and East, by the original
lines Of said lot number IL, South by land
conveyed by Henry Tholndike to Benjamin
o. Edison, and Westerly and Northw esterly
BY land conveyed by said Thorndike to John
Twitchell, containing eighteen acres and
one hundred and eight rods of land accord"
ing to the original survey of said lot, ex-
cepting eleven, fourteen hundredths acres
decided by said Moore to one Joseph Wills
lard on the 18th day of March, 1884, and
which deed is recorded in Portage county
records Books pages 50l-2 be the same
more or. less"
Taken in execution as the property of
Frederick A. Moore at the suit of Isaac
Brayton! -.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff:
Appraised at $500.
Sheriff's office, Portage Co.
Novemher 17fh.s12d7
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-Rayenna, Nov. sfh, ISA7.

-Ravenna, Nov. sth, lS47.
TvHOSE New and Cheap Goods continue
IL to arrive at SEYMOUR'S and will be
sold at lower prices than at any other Store
in the. County. "a -. ..s...zz--s...-sszs..
Among his. aasoftmeat- rr-s,vl,-- Ftv-'
rinos latest fashions for Dresses aud Cloaks.
Plain and Printed Cashmeres.
De Lanes 12k to SO. Cts. Earlston, Man
chester and Domestic Ginghams. A large
assortment Of Fringes aud Gimps of tie
newest styles.
Brocha, Cashmere and other iShawls.
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons.
French Flowers and Tabs.
g emE Ey e M ms g. OdS.
Broadcloths, Cassimefes, Beaver Cloths,
Tweed Cassimeres, Satinets, Velvet, Satin
and Cashmere Vestings-all sold cheap.
CALL Nd SEE.
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.MAYsyiLLE, June 80, 1916.

= ~. 33z4ss tas,a S; MAYsyiLEE, June 80, 1916.
ss DR. G. C. VAUGHN, Sir:-Since your Vegeta-
BE Lithontriptie has been left here, it has met
with rapid sale, being new article in this sec
ton it has by its great curing property stepped
into public favor in very short time,-Univer-
sally it gives satisfaction. Lest We lose sales,
you had better forward us Immediately supply
of both sizes. :. sl.,-.--.. -
Our customers are anxious to know if can OBJ
tain it soon, they taking it all over the sick
mony ifyou need it, as it has made cures which
are pronounced marvellous All the cry is slet
us have vaughsaAK Vegetable Lithontriptic Mix
E. P. STEDMAN..
Reader see our columns. Read advertisement
under Great American Remedy. Get a pamph-
let.
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H. JUDD, MI. ID.
oHYsICIAN g. SURGEON DENTIST,

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w ofPortage county, that he is perma,,
nently located in the village of Ravenna and
is prepared to attend to all calls in both
branches Of his profession. All Dental OPP
erations performed in the most scientific
manner and warranted satisfactory or no
charge. Particular attention paid to the
regulating Of irregularities of Teeth in chill
dren aud young persons. ...
C. Office in Seymour's building.
Ravenna, Sept. lst, 1847. 119.
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ECON OMY.

tHsFIE subscriber would tender his services to
q Il the inhabitants of Ravenna as q cleaner OF
eentlemen's garments, from dirt, oil, grease,
: paint, &c. He will also, by a chemical process,
> restore the original colors in garments that are
faded, and warrant them not to CROCK In nc
case where the work is not done to the satisfac.
,tion of the employer will any pay be asked
-. - TrRoom under the Office Of the Ohio Star.
A. J. HUSE.
Rayenna Nov. 16, 1s47 -
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MEXICAN CRIMlNALs.-Santa Anna,
when Scott approached the city Of Mexico,
let out Of prison, 1000 criminals, to whom
he gave arms. 1t is said that they were
engaged ia attacking our troops from the
house tops. which led to the killing and
wounding ofmany on both fides.
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S. A. GiLLETT-.s.& -s.& co.

TTAVE been receiving large quantities
LII New Goods for the last ten days, and,
although they have many more to come, still
their Stock is now very large, comprising an
endless variety of staple and fancy Goods,
which were selected with much care and
attention. and are we'll adapted to the tastes
and wants ofrhe people Of Portage county.
Three years experience in the business at
this place, has fully satisfied them THAI the
"One Price and Ready Pay system is the
best policy for the Merchant, the Farmer.
the Mechanic, and in fact, for all concerned
The system has and will enable the Merchant
to sell goods at much less profit, thereby
putting into the pockets of the people thou
sands of dollars every year. It's benefits have
been fairly tested and have been seen and
felt by this community. We have full con
fdence in offering our Large and Splendid
stock of Goods. knowing that a better ol
cheaper lot of Goods are not to be found in
Northern Ohio. Come and zee them. w
suy. come and see ,ohat yoa ,cfH see. BRING
along your Produce. we buy that article here
and will pay you the market price IN cash
or goods-if in goods, at as low rates as they
can be bought for cash.
| Ravenna, September 90, 1847.
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ntarriaaes.

At the Prentiss House, on the evening of the
11th. inst. by E. spalding, by Mr.. JOHN B.
PERKINS to Miss MARIA L. MORSE. both
OF Franklin.
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~ ~ u W ~@
VK7HEREAS my husband, Benjamin w.
w Parker, has without cause or provica.
ton left his. wife and children to suffer or
throw themselves on the mercy Of others,
do hereby forbid all persons harboring or.
trusting him on my account, as l will pay
no debts os his contracting from this date.
MARY PARKER.
S.reetsboro', Nov 10th, 1877. Swl29$
TEAS-Best so ct. Teas also Extra Sill.
= yer Leaf Imperial Tea the $1,50 ct.
KIND at Is cts. per pound. Old Government
Java and Rio Coffee. Tobacco as good as
the pest and as cheap as the cheapest
NOV. 9th, 1S47. at SEYMOURiS.
V1ORK, Hides. Tallow, Lard, Wheat, Rye,
J. Corn, Oats. Buckwhest,- Flax Seed,
Flax, Beans, Dry Peaches and dApples-wan.
ted at the highest market price
Nov. 9th. at SEY MOUR'S.
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.-The Ware
| w house built by US last winter will be
sold, at bargain if applied for soon.
+ June l6. - = y Js M. HOOD Il Co.
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We will buy

We Will Buy
u7HEAT, Corn Oats. Rye, Barley, Flax
w Seed, Tallow, Pork, Beef, Hides,
Bees Wax, Sheep Pelts. White Beans, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches. Timothy and Clover
Seed, Rags, Butter and Cheese. All OF the
above enumerated articles are purchased by
Us, and paid for in Cash and Goods at the
highest Market price.
-. s. A. .CILLETf l. Co.
Ravenna. Oct. Is, is47. ,s8 ~e8 s-a 2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-11-17
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TRANKLIN MILLS FLOUR kept con-
T, stantly on hand for sale at MI prices
by - ~. s. MASON.
Ravenna, August Q. sS47. y '~@'.fse'7:@ $50
D0RK-The highest market price in each
l. and goods will be paid sor Pork az 80
November 1st. DAYS. n
GLOVES large assortfaan. OF Gloves
VI of every scsiptioH-childrcn's Gloves
and Mittens. just received at - DAYS. ,..
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