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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21


They have in store and afo4 general and well selected
groceries,
which they offer to the public aud patrons at fair prices
consisting IN part OF the following:
l75 bags Rio, IAguyrd, Java and Maracaiho Coffee,
II Lhls, n Orleans, st. Ctuix and p X Sugar.
Is do and bbls Moasses, part extra quality,
10 bills Tanners OH, in inc order,
do large No. Mackcrcl,
kits No do
so boxes Tallow and Adamantine candles,
100 sack, Liverpool salt,
25 small do Table salt,
5000 lbs Bacon sides, ptime article,
800 keg, Nails and Spikes,
2j9O LIS. A. Nj. Blistered Steel,
1000 do Cast Steel,
50uO do round and square Iron,
tons Mountain bar Iron,
500 lbs Hoop Iron,
loo kegs Blasting and Gun Powder
1000 feet Safety Fuse,
20 nests W God Ware,
! boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
IL baskets Sweet oil,
30 bushels Glover Seed,
do Timothy Seed,
5000 lbs. Lewis White Lead,
% lbs. Candle Wick
ALSO
Fine Chewing and smoking Tobacco,
OF THEIR Own MANuFAcTuRE.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
5000 F Fact. S0'''' arms A'"" ana ! mo"
10 bales Domestic,
IS cases Mass and Stick Locoricc, from com
mon TO extra fine,
hhds Cuba Sugar,
barrels Sugar,
e do Solar Oil,
boxes cn,ons.
Feb. Its
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lONMEeSIONEEeS' SALEGE
LAND.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOE
LAND.
EDY virtue Of decree of The Circuit Superior Court Of
- Law aud Chaneety, tur Nelson county, on The
day Of October 1917 pr pnounced In the therein de-
pending David w. Burton survivor If Thomas \ llol-
come aud David W Burton, Plaintiff and Christopher
+ Estes the administrator of Isaac Paul decd, snd
ohef del, ndans, We, the und rsgncd Commissioners Of
said Court appointed for the purpose. will. Tuesday,
lie 1th day 81 March neS The premises, IN the coun
Is oi Nelson, about two mills from the loWn Of Ioylngs
on and adjoining the lands oi Samuel Ioyug, dee and
otners. Npesa 10 sale, 10 the highest bidder ur much
H. viii pay the expenses sale and the balance
credit Of one Two and thcc years. IN equal nslmens,
one II ct Of land. called The
JOHNSON TRACT,
described tie decd filed with the papers u the cause
containing
fJ6 Acres.
as Other tract 81 1nd containing about $50 orr GEO
of land adJuiung the Gtfmer Tact, and called the
Bhh tract and described ia the deed y, filed among tho
papos Of the cause. aanng The land ri SamS Loving,
Ge5fgr Ryes and others. Tie tracts may be sold IN
parcels The discretion Il the Commissioners, any TWO
o whom may act. he latter ifac, has two DIV ELL
lNG HOT SES On il The purchaser will be required
lands will be retained for the ultimate security Of the
purchase money. lilAS. PfRRON,
70. WHITEHEAD,
: ( IAIBOR\E,
JAS. GARLAND,
Commissioners.
Feb. SIN
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Mrs. Kirkpatrick

FUNF.NDERS her grateful acknowledgements to her.
4 patrons Tor their generous support and announces
that she vi" commence the fourth session OF her Female
Academy, on the LIST Of February.
The course otlnslrucnn is systematic and thorough,
embracing every branch taught in The best schools,
gelher with Music and French. Mrs. K trusts, that by
renewed eAerIons to promote the best interests al her
pupils. wei! as by strict attention their general
manners and department she will increased
conragement from the public. Her present location,
Church street, in Of Narwcks buildings. is central
and pleasant few Boarders can be received n the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
BUILDING LOT At AUCTION.

a
I'm Thursday the 9th INST | " III scl Al auction
= y without reserve. a i.OI situated III street,
where formerly resided.
The premises consist oi Acre 81 feet ofground)
one of the most productive gardens IN lnwn. fine we'll
af vaier Kitchen Wash rooln Stable Carriage house
and other ont Houses good repair, besides chmncys
aud foundation fr dwelling h,use. which will be o
much Importance 10 the pnrcha,cr should he wish 10
hutld.
Terms made known ON day Of sale.
Feb. 7-f2gF D. Il. PAY NE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

VIRGINIA:
Rules held in the Jerks edo of Tire County Court
n o b dord on Monday the Bird day of December, 1913
John Payne, W iliiam PAYNE and I honas horey and
Rhoda his wiic formerly khoda PAYNE, Plaintids,
against
Pollard Payne, Thomas Payne, Henry PAYNE, Paschal
Brown, joel " horlcy and ynia his wife, formerly Gym
tina Payne, Thomas frown jesse Brown Daniel Brown,
I. lzabcth Brown. John Brown and ALVIN Brown,
Defendants,
IL CHANCERY.
The above named defendants not having entered their
and security according the act Of Assembly
and the rule OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants OF this Commonw cath
is ordered that the said defendants do appear here tho
fourth Monday March neat, and the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the oil Iyrchburg for
two months eucre-Sve and posted at The front door Of the
Court House oil this county.
Cory~-'restc,
Jan lO--w2m JOHN Il. STEPrOE, Cl'k.
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also,

TgNllE House. (nndcr part) next door to ] II
4 Seay's Aputhccary shop-and Immediately orpo.
site Messrs Byant & I'5sev. Tit are attached sumo
or Storage and Lumber Houses which renders il a
desirable stand Tor commission other business
For terms apply to A. llGGAf.
Jan 81 W In
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Slas p Nawter, (rIsec OF the u ames Lii
tian,) and Elizabeth his lie, tn, said
Cordea his wilc, and George IL ,hrisan, Stcpbrn "
Christian, Charles = Christian William IL. Christian M
Beasley and Martha A. his vile, form. rly Mark
Christian, sally Scott FORMERLY sally j Christian -
u. Christian, Same II. Christian Ruius Chr >, -
\ Scruggs and Amanda his wife, formerly Amamn II,
tan, whIch said Elz beth George stephen " UI,
L., y illiam r., Martha A., Sally j. James Samuel n
Kuins L. and Amanda. the surviving child en- OF ,,
Christian, and Charlie s.I Chrsan administrator de h.
with the will annexed OF James Murphy, dec' and Is
lzdhcth Murphy, said Charles L. Tristan said S,II
Scut, trmerly Sally J. Christian, Samuel Pun, is t,n,,.
Murphy Puryis, and James uckcs and sophia lis n, H.,
Murphy and Sophia, being dcvisce james AIurpl, ,
and lillian iorsey and Robert l. clierson tus,, IN
deed OF trust, bearing date the DAY of
1871 from Charles Chris,ian, Tor the benefit ,t b,nSc E
lIc, with remainder to the children OF james hr>ti,n anil
" sm lorscy and Paul lors.y, " Ills larris aid N,
tina his wife, formerly Martha Horscv * tbridge e0cn
and Mary his WIFE, formerly MARY IiofsltN, nhch SAID p
Martha and May, the children oil lillian lior>lr,
Defendants
In Cha
The Defendants, Samuel H. Christian, Sail, ! Scott
Samuel Puvis James .uckey aud Sophia his vile no, lay
ing entered their appearance and given security accrn. tn
the u Assemb aud the rules o this Court, and II n,
pcang by satisfactory evidence that they haban,,
n this Commonw cah On the motion o the PLAINTIFF, by
counsel II ordered that tha do appca, h r.,
at rule t. I've held the ir Monday in April neat and
answer the plainln, bill and that cop, ol tn, order +.
Of ynehblrg and posted the front doo the Courthouse
Of tins county. copy -Tc>r,
HOWELL. l.. BROWN. Ok
Dec 2U-N2n
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FIR r MI.

rNNllE very desirable sand next door Messfs. Nc
h Daniel 8. Lee. II Is in the cedtre al trade and
viii be found be Of The best stands IN the place for
a large Grocery & Commission business. Possession
given LIST March
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N<s's'se'Ei.

KNrgaimS, ETTgaiNs!
the f advanced the following goods will be
. a Sold 4 very reduced prices
French Cashmcgcs,
English do
Paid AMI qain Nparas,
Mrtino shnWi4.
Cashmere aud rino Hose,
Fine Comtprs Tor Ladies, s>c sc, by
Feb It's DOS !. & PbItRS
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Feb l1-i25F.
pos TIE ID

NFJil the view Of moving 10 the South | will. un
w al Thursday the 30th day of March ,ofler tor sal,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

Virginia Il, ,..;, Sn.
4. Rne, held III tie Clerks Once Of The Lifeap ouls
\ isrt QUIT If Law and Chsnecr', i9t inc 0"s u ~
In on the slh da, Il ebruary, 1919 ,,.,:a
,,rus l. Pneh4id, '
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Feb > IN
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Plaintiff,
INCfIASCERY

'"t" ''-p' ny Defendants
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BROWNE, CARTER ~ NOWEIN,
GrOccrS ami Commission
.rsPrchH,tyN.

,lN pcr-enal attention 10 the sale Of Country pro
u aid 0mfment oi foods consigned TO them, and
leit IuH A urN. stock 81
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,Lll und rsipncd, having associated themselves together
1 Ion the prosecution nj the
GRoI EHA AND COMMISSION RiSINESS.
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Dec % Pm
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JOHN s. HALE,
JOHN ENpEsRS,
Executors of Giles w l.. Iiaes, decd. and
Feb. li-NiW Elizabeth TAYLOR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07
C:aamcerY Naficc.

TN purs sance Of an order of the Cosrt ef
i Common Pleas Of the County Of Portage
and State Of Ohio, attheir March term, A..
d. lais. Casper Digler, llluminatus DIgler
aud Andrew Miller are hereby notified. that
en- the elst day of March. 1913, Peter Neon
of said county fled, in said court, q bill in
chancery, agains, the Casper, llluminatus,
Andrew. Francis Miller and wife, md Mi
chael Koser. the object and prayer OF which
bill is, to make partition of one hundred and
seven acres of land in the central part of lot
No. Ten Is, Suffield in said county, to cor .
rect mistake in the conveyan ances of said
land, and to settle and quiet the title Of the
respective parties thereto. And the said
Casper, Eliminates and Andrew are further
notified, that unless they appear and plead,
answer or demur TO said bill, within sixty
days after the next term of said Court. the
said Peter at the next term after The expI>
ration of said sixty days, will apply to said
court to take the matter Of the bill as con-
fessed, and to decree thereon accordingly
LUTHER DAY,
Sol. for Comptt.
May 5th, 1913. 6wi55.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07
Sheriff,s sale.

DY virtue of writ of Lev. Fa. TO me di
ID rected and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio, |
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court House in the town of Ravenna,
On Monday the 3d day Of Judy ,.sst,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. n. aud
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day the following de
scribed tract or lot of land ssituate in the
township of Franklin, in the county of 0or-
tage aud State of Ohio, and is known by
part of lot No. 4a, and is bounded as follows:
on the west by the Maniua and Middlebury
road, North by lands knownas the Button
Farm, East by lands of B. F. Hopkins, South
by lands Of William Weodard, and is the
North half Of twelve acres decided by B, T.
Hopkins to Isaac Boswoi:h, containing six
acres be the same more or less, but subject
to all legal highways"
Taken on decree wherein Samuel w.
Clark was complainant and Joy Il Pepdle-
ton & ux. were respondents.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Portage Go.
NJ Icf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07

o.,r instiiutiens imuortal Greas ap-
1I6s,se.l Gentlemen. there tou 10 Virgin
jaI ILoud Applause sVirglnial IHere
die Venerable speaker, laboring under
asep emotions paused, and the cheers of the
Assenibly gain rang throughout the bull
ding. Virginia will do her duty; and /
trust the entire south will be with her on
that broad platform which this convention
shaye adopted. We shall succeed. feel
10; know i. EGreat applause.l There
Is no man Tint need despair Of our cause or
! sof our country. Our glorious Union is. !
believe, under the especial favor Of Provi.
J dence. He has guided her destiny. Loud
: and long continued applause.] Gentle
men, take this opportunity, in declaring
thnf eongsntion stands adjourned, to
bid Won last and affectionate FAgEwELL.
After giving three cheers for It's venera-
lie president, and three more for the NOM
inees, - - S. s -
Tie convention adjourned sine die.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07
.Can wo "a without New York?

Thea difhculty which has grown up in
New York ina the democratic party has
given the feds faint hopes Of success, and
the question i sometimes asked whether we
can elest our candidate for the President
Mithont her aid z, ss's. IS. sssssH3
do not yet despair Of New York
casting her electoral vote for Cass and
Butler, but should we lose the SO ele ctoral
votes Of that state we can still elect with
ont her.
Polk, we belsive, only lacked seven
VOTES Of hsing elected without the vote of
New York and since then, four new States,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Tsxas and Florida, all
dsnbocraiic, giving altogether fifteen elec-
foral votes, have .been admitted 10 the u
Mon, which maltes Us perfectly saie. We
ihss.te every sconfidence Of carrying Ohio,
! Maryland Tennessee and several aother
states which went ngainst us IN 1a4a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07

y Did the parties permit we could introduce
this week to our readers the names of large
nusnher Of ladies who have used the celebrated
Remedy, which has become 50 completely athe
peoples medicine" Vaughns Vegetable Lithon-
triptic Mixture. These ladies we refer 40 hare
been suffering for years under complete de.
rangement of tae system, weak back, and spinal
diseases, weakness Of t6e kidneys, palm in the
region of the kidneys, no appetite, headache, and
in short led miserable existence.
Seeing the Remedy set forth as cure for all
arrangements of the female system, they pro-
cured il. and under its influence, every individ-
ua1 ache and pain vanished, healthy tone was
given to the whole system, the Irregularities of
which were remedied and they recovered. This
isthe greatest remedy, this Vegetable Lithon-
triptic Mix4nra, ever compounded, there is evil
dence enough Of that. See our advertisement
columns for vaughn's Great American Remedy.
Cali on Agent and get Pamphlet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07
STRAY COWS.

csTRAYED f.om the subscriber ia Frecdata
IA on the 18th inst. three Cows. One q
large dark hrindle, about 12 years old, had the
ends of both horns sawed of, white strip on each
side of her tail, had q very thick heavy neck
One middling sized brindle line back COW, a.
bout years old, in fine order when she left and
had begun to spring bag. She had small star
in her forehead but not in the center; some white
on the belly, and white bag; her horns wers
smooth and handsome. The other, middlinc
sized pale red cow, about years. old; her horns
raised pretty high but not much spread, and o1
about middling length. They were separated
when last heard from. The brindle cow viii
come in in the month Of July and the pale red, In
the month Of June.
Any person who will return said cows to the
subscriber or give information where they may
be obtained, shall be literally rewarded.
WALTER ALLYN.
Freedom, Nav 90, 1S4s 3w15S.
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DY virtue ola writ os FIJI Fa..to me dis
ID rected and delivered from the Court
of Common Plea of Portage county, Ohio,
ehaIl expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court House in the town of Ravenna, on
Monday the Sd day Of yuly neat,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. u. and
four o'clock p. ~. Off said day, the following
described lands and tenemenIs, to wit: sit
ua,e IN the township of Paris in the county cf
Por tage and State Of Ohio, and is. known by
being villagelot number s in the town plat
of the village of HaErisporf, as surveyed by
Samuel ID. Harris, in the year of our Lord
A. D. 1885. and recorded IN Portage county
Records Book X, page 1915.
Taken in execution as the property oil
Starrett Carlisle at the quit of Nathan Hart;
man.
Appraised at $3.50
JOHN GILLIs, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
May 81, 1S43.
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"a, 20 AGAIN NJ
0E@ ~ . n
1TDTHyNG FOR THE PEOPLEilf

cLOTHING FOR THE PEOPLEill
.psHE largest and best assoriment OF
L clothing ever offered IN Portags Coun.
ty, among the assortment may be found.
Fine Cloth Cloaks aud Man.lek,
do do over Coats from Iii 10 gao.
do do Dress coats d. @s 10 S,5.
do Sommer cloth coats do 81 to $40.
All k,n,s of summer coate.
Tweeds. Linen g. Cotton from 81, SO To ss5.
zoo prs. Panlaloons Of every description,
from $i t. S3.
$50 Vests of every description.
Fine Blk. Satin Vests.
do do Fig'd. Silk Vests.
Super Silk Velvet Vests.
Bombazine, Alpaca, palenceas, Mayseillcs,
from SO cents toss.
Just received and for sale eheapa,
S. m il Is. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07
INTERESTING no THE AFFLICTED.

- =
It is truly surprising and astonishing to
hear every day of the wonderful aud many
cures IS. W., BARTEss, the lfernan Doctor
of Akron, Summit County, Ohio. does per
form. Consumption Of the Lungs, Spl,tlns
Of Blood, coughs colds, Asthma, pain in the
side, Bronchites, whooping cough aHd pull
monary affections. In the whole catalogue
of remedies for Pulmonary affections, there
is not one So universally admitted to.he the
best ever prepared IN this country than the
one prepared by S. w. BARreisfor the above
named Diseases that tie human system is
subjsct to ia wonderful. His reuledie for
the following diseases ere when given &C
cording to directions successful, Headache
Dispepsia, rheumatism in it's worst forms
Piles, scurvey, Dropsy. snail Pox, cholera
murbus, Iaundice, Quincy, scariatina, Livei
complaints, Apoplexsy, Cancers. Measles
Salt Rheum, Fits. Heartburn, Erysipelas
Deafness, ltchings Of the Skin, Gout, Gravel
Giddiness, pain in the back, Inward Weak
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, RIsings ir
the throat, Fevers of all kinds, Femule ccrn,
plants in their various forms, stitches in the
side, sore Eyes, Scrofula, st. thony's FIRE,
Lowness ofSpirlts. Swelling tumors, Ire.
| mours, Ulcers, Vomiting, Kings Evil, Lock
jaw. Mysteries, Bile in the stomach and al
Bilious Diseases, Pleurasy .CramTs, SwelleG
feet and Legs. White swslings, and hos,
of other Compla,n ,n;s have been successfully
and repeatedly cured. 1t would be wei
! worth while fer amy one that is affected witt
| any of The above OF any other complaint Il
| give Doctor Barriers Q trial, as his rene
dies have affected permanent cures where al
other remedies had proved unavaIling and il
the last stage of Disease, his remedies have
in many cases, affected cures, when the pa.
tient had been given up 40 die, by the Physi
| clan attending to them. Swi5a.*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07
ADMIRATION Abroadef america.

An affecting Scene. - At Venice, on oc-
ccasion of consecfating the tri-colored ban
ner, BY the Patriarch ofthat city, in front
ofSt Marks, the American Consul is said
10 have been the only foreign diplomat in-
viled 10 be present, and in the course OF
4hs ceremonies, the commander Of the
aroops on parade exclaimed: Attention!
Honor 10 the flag Of the United States Of
America! !'' which the dense mass burst
forth in shouts Of applause, with cries Of
sLong live our sister. republic!'' Fee
people, Of all classes and conditions, sold
iers and civilians, threw themselves into
iha arms of the consul, embraced him. and
kissing the ssstar-spangled banner, " press
ed il 10 their hearts; while many, with
moistened eyes, reaching their hands thro'
The dense crowd merely 70 touch IT. could
Iusf nrtieulate !. ira a console uiua gli
Stati Uni; -riru Ia gran republic it'' !
. And in the evening, at The theatre, there
.tns repetition Of the enthusiasm. on the
Consul's entering his box, with his wife.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07
Nnaicc oil Petitioaa.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
IL after thirty days from this datea Petition
will be presented to the Trnstees Of Paris
Township, Portage county, praying for the
location and establishment OF a Township
road from Noah Dulfs cav mill Tor Lock
near said kill) to run from thence South
through G.. R. Divers land and between said
Diyer's land and L. Stones lanJ SO ax to in
tcrsec, the road leading from Paris 30 New
ton Falls at or near the house of Samuel
Stone.
Dated ti,is 18th day Of May, A. b. ls4s.
4wI55a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07

Croton Oil, Otto Roses, Jujube Paste, Ext.
Lemon, Orange Water, Soaps, CanarySeods
Zan,e CurraliIs, Milliners Iseing Glass and
Glue, Gums, Shellac, Copal, &c.. Brushes,
Paint, Hair and Varnish. French Leaf, Gold
Leaf and Bronze, Sand Paper, Glue and japan,
White Lead. Red Lead and Litherage, ver-
million, Drop Black and Eampblack, Old
Linseed Oil, Snuff and Tobacco, Black Tea,
SO &C mt Tea. Crushed Sugar, Rice, &c. &c.
which are to be sold low for cash, at the
sign OF the Golden Mortar.
Ravenna, June l6, 1847. l95
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s. ~. BARTGES,
GERMAN PMYSICI.AM,

y
MAY be found at his Office, South Akron,
WI Summit Cunnty, Ohio, where eLe4zai'
be happy to attead all calls in The line OF fls
profession. His remedies consists of Veget
able preparations, which hs believes are,
when skiIfally compounded and judiciously
administered, best adapted to remove the
various diseases incident to the human fai.i
", in the treatment of diseases il tbecomes
indispensally necessary fully to understand
the nature Of the case, IN order to AVOID
those mist skies which are frequently attended,
with such fearful consequences. For lheas
and other reasons, he prefers Uriosco pia.
where we have IN nfallible method Of form
ing diagnosis by an inspection cfthe Urine,
which aEords in diseases, Indications which
the experienced prae,itioner can not mist AXE.
Thus entirely obxiaiing the fearful blunder
of prescribing for the wrong disease.
South Akron, April 25, 1886,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-07
Road Notice.

: Road NOt1Ce.
WE, the undersigned, Shall petition the
w Trustees of Suffeld township at a
meeting of said Trustees which will be held
at the house ofBenjamin Swinehart in said
township on the eighth day of July next, 20
establish township road commencing on
the east line of BENJAMIN Swinehart's land a
little North East of his house where there has
been an old by road, thence an East direc.
tion along said old road 10 .intersect The
North and South road running. from the
ceuter road south to the county line.
BENJAMIN SWINEHART,
JOHN LAUDENSLAGER.
May 9Th, 1913. 4wl55.*
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A 10 h d.

=AUR Stock of Goods continue to increase
" by daily arrivals per Rail Road of most
every variety of Dry Goods. which are from
l0to so per cent lower than last season.
Owing to that fact our time is mostly oc
cupled in marking our old Goods down to
keep pace with the prices of this Spring
purchases. Therefore we cannot delineate the
great variety Of styles and cheapness of our
Goods which we offer to this community upon
our tried and well known plan of - Ready
Pay" and Zone Price,
s. "A .GILLETY & go.
April 25th. fSAa.
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WeIIer before Che People.

= Col. Weller is 10 address the people Of
the following counties, as designated be-
low:
Mahoning, Monday. June -
Trumbnll, Tuesday, June Is.
Ashtabula, Thursday, June Is.
Lake, Friday, June is.
Geaugn, Saturday, June II.
Cuyahoga, Monday, June 10.
Portage, Wednesday, June 81.
Summit, Thursday, June %.
Medina, Saturday, june "a.
Lorain, Monday, June g..
Huron, Wednesday, June2s.
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