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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-29

GFSrhe resignation of his office MS Gov
crnor of Pennsylvania by Mr. Skunk, vacatos
MI tho offices held in that State during the
pleasure of the Executive. Some of these
are among the most important in the State,
such as that of Secretary of State and At
torney General. Hon. VIM. +. Johnson. of
Armstrong County,, staunch Wing and
President of the Senate, becomes, in conse
Inonce oftllis resignation, the Constitutional
Governor of Pennsylvania, and upon him
will devolve the appointment ofthe success
sOrs to the late incumbents of these Offices
Boston Alias.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-29
DGe. UPgEAM'S
Vegetable Internal Remedy
EggD.Ts TaGEKl TsIIaTaSS!

E5T a Cure for Life Secured. 80
| DIR. UPIL4NrS LNTERN.aL REMEDY for
the roQc rites, Inflammation CfhG LiUor and
SpiCCHj Inflammation, soreness dld alteration
Of tic stomach, bOlCoiS, kidRCyS ANIL biaddGTj in
famRatorY and ntCrcuriai McRmdtism; impu.
ritz oCJloOd; cCakRcsS ANIL Inflammation Of lilo
Spine; and far the rctiCJ IF marricd LGdics.
The PcgCiaGLc Pile Eicctudry, invented by
DIR. A. Upham, a distinguished physician ofN
Y City, is the only real successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint, the
Piles, ever offered to the American public
Mark this it is an Internal rcmCdy-not an OK
trrnal application, and will cure any case of
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal or OK
tcrnal; and probably the only thing that will,
There is no mistake about it. II is n positive
cure-SpcCdy and permanent. 1t is also n con
venicnt medicine TO take, and improves the
general health in Il remarkable manner. Each
box contains IL doses, at 3 cts. per dose, II
10 very mild in its operation, and may be taken
in cases of the most acute inflammation with
out danger. All external applications are in
the highest degree disagroeablc, mconVcnient
and ollGnsive; and from the very nature of the
disease, temporary in their effects. This med
icinc attacks the disease at its source, and re-
mOUing the cause, renders the cure certain and
permanent
Cure for life Guaranteed. The Elcctuary con
tans no mineral mcdiciRG;RO GiOcS, cOiOcyRth,
gambOgc, or other powerful and irritating pur-
gntivc. No fear Of taking cold while under its
influence, no change in dict necessary If TAX
en- according to the directions cure for life IS
guaranteed. Pamphlets, giving valuable nlor'
nation respecting this medicine, may be OBJ
tanned of agents, gratis. ID. +. BRADLEE, 1870
Washington ST. Boston, General Agent for the
New England States
AaENTs-Si JohnsJury,J c. Bingham Ign,
don, Fuller 8. Co.; BrOonjngton, f. ID. McrrM
Wells Rirer, T. Shcdd; CrqCisJury, Van. L. Hast.
ings; DcrJy Line, r. c. Buticr, Dana, HcckS
8. St0ntdn, Danrite, and dedicrS in medicine
geRoraiiyin " England 540yl
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81
In addition TO Sarsaparilll it contains n pow
erful concentration of Mandrake, Burdocb
| Queens Delight, Elder, Yellow Dock, Qua
| cum, and other important indictments which
are not found in any other preparation. I'll,
Queens Delight, which forms an csscnt.l IN,
grcdcnt in the Grucirnbcrg SargapariIla Com.
pound, ia probably superior to Sarsa parilla it.
self. Professor Frost of s. G speaks of il az
follows in the Southern journal of Mcdicrp
and Pharmacy "Fcw vegetable productions
exhibit more power upon the system general.
ly. So powerfully is its action cxertCd upon
the capillary vessels, in changing their morbid
states or conditions and disposinr them 70
new and healthy action, that it is greatly 10 be
preferred, &c" lie further adds, "that it il
in chronic diseases and chronic nllammations
and also i'll the long train of consequences
that follows syphilis, that its efficacy is best
exhibited.
The superiority of the Gracfcnbcrg Com,
pound may be thus stated
|. 1t is composed of number of the mos.
ctlicncious vegetables in the whole range Of
the Matera Medica, in addition to Sarsuparih
=. These are SO highly concentrated that
there are many more doses in the bottle than
in any of the very largest bottles advertised
3. This concentration renders it to Sarsapa
rilla what Qunine is TO Peruvian Bark The
more diluted preparations are no better than
ordinary root-becr; souring on the stomach and
spelling in the bottles. To use weak inlus.
ion of Sarsapnrilla when n sulphate of the ar
ticle may be had, is like taking bark insteadot
Quinine, or like travelling in a scow against
strong current instead of swift steamer.
These things being so, let all who have made
up their minds to use any Sarsaparlla,u use that
of the Graefenberg Company. 1t is warranted
to be ten times more efiicacious than any 9th
or known; no matter how large the bottle, or
cXtravagart the advertisements. AS Spring
Medicines, the Graefenberg Vegetable PiIs,
the GraeienbcrgSarsapa Compound should
supcrcede all others. For universal use the
Pills and Bittcrs are of incalculablc value
Those who take them need not fear the cncr'
waiting effects of the summer which is at hand
Applications for agencies and all orders
should be addressed TO Edwin G. Barnes, Sec
rotary of the New England Branch, Boston
These Medicines are for sale by J. G. Bing'
ham, st. Johnsbury; John Bacon, st. Johns,
bury Centre; and Kittridge ~ Colby, Lyndon
Corner; l.. IL. Dcluno ~ Son, North Hard
wick; J. A. Sawyer &Co., Greensboro; Am,
asa Scott, South Crallsbury; w. II. SheGS
&Co., Wells River; Levi p. Parks, Passump,,
sic; and by their agents generally through9u'
New England. OLIVE
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T IRE: ENGINE: =!

DUILT in the most thorough manner, not
ID liable TO get out of order, and warranted
to do good execution
P0yiabio Engines from 80 TO $50
Lorgcr Engines from 100 10 $500
These are the most economical Engines that
can be built, and arc afforded so low that every
Village, Factory, or Neighborhood, can afford
TO purchase protection against Fire.
j. &. Il J. IL. PADDOCK.
PArpocK's FuREACE,l 55oIr
st. JohnRbury, Vt,
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tzisg z 3 n! 4 y y .,.s
Connecticut g. Paasumpsic XIV.
ors Railroad Company.

NTOTlCE 10 hereby given that tho following
LIZ assessments have been ordered by the
Directors on each share in the capitol stock
of tho Connecticut and PNssnmpalc Rivers
Railroad Company payable at tho TrcoGurors
Office, No. Z, Merchants Exchange, Boetonj
Caledonia Bank, Dnnvillo, and Bank of Now
bury at Wells River, VI.
Ten per cent. payable on tho first of Juncj
Ten per cent. on tho first Of Julyi Ten per
cent. on the first of August; Ten per cent on
the first of Scptemborj and Ton per cent. (bo.
ing the final nsscssmcnD ON the first Of Octo.
Der next. JOSIAH STlCKNEY, Treasurer.
Boston, April ~, 1913. 56OwM
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Furnishing Goods,

consisting of rcady-madc Linen and cotton
Shirts, linen Bosoms and Collars, under Shin.
and Drawers, sclfadjusting Stocks and Cn
watts, lldkis., Suspcndcrs, Gloves, Hosiery, dc
Nc, at unusually LOW PRICES.
UMBRELLAS, P.aR.7.SOLS, P.4EI lSO
LE7IIS, SJLN.!SFE4DESa ,ld C.l.NES,
will be sold at B0STON PRICES, by the doz
On or single.
I&0GlG.S Gs E5rAP1PGSfgs II ?g
Fan CY .ARIICLES, FINE CUTLERY ami
PERFU.HERH will be offered 10 the public at
n large discount from former prices.
Persons from distance arc respectfully in
vitcd To favor this establishment with Their
patronage, ms they can find any article uppcr
tanning to Gents. wearing apparel, at as low
prices as can be found in the State
The ProPrictors by adhering strictly TO the
one price cash system are enabled so to do and
hope the public will approve of the same, BY
having their orders filled at the CLOTITLNG
ROONSGf L. 8. WOOLSON Il son.
April, 1913. 56Hf
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Striving to meet the wants Of people in this
northern country, he Inns come to the conclu-
sion TO put in machinery for manufacturing
Broadcoth; will have it running so that pco-
pie can have Brouds this fall; machinery is to
be the best kind. Price for Breads from 80 to
50 cents pcrynrd.
The Factory having been romodclcd the past
winter, new wheels and fitted up in the best
shape, and with tho addition of the above ma
chinCry is now ready to manufacture almost
every kind of Wooden Goods needed in this
country, both by Ladies and Gentlemen; and
from former success and experience in bust
ness he feels confident that he will be able to
do all work intrugtcd TO him in n style that
will give satisfaction.
MERCHANTS dnd FARMERS having fine
Wool and wanting Breads are respectfully in
vitcd to call and give him try.
CLOIIIS on haRd to orchGRge for WOOL,
Wool brought 20 Exchange or manufacture
must be well washed on the sheep and done
up in good condition.
N. Il. Nodscount from the above prices
He will adhere strictly TO the one price cash
system. Ali kinds of Produce and other
Property taken at its cash value.
All indebted for work are requested to settle
as the pay is much needed.
UOOL C.4RDED and CLOTH DRESSED
as usual.
Pnssumpsic, May %, 1913. 5G6wI3
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MORRILL, STEVENS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA So.
At Probate Court held at Daavillc within
and for the district of Caledonia on the lth
day OF July, A. -. 1875
NN}lLLlAM c. ARNOLD, Administrator
w ofthc Estate of Morrill, Stevens late of
81. Johnsbury, IN said district, deceased, in.
tcstatc, Pre- SCENTS to the Court here his petition
IN writing, setting forth that said deceased died
seized of certain Real Estate, situate in said
81. Johnsbury, described as follows to wit:
\ farm commonly known as tho ellison place.
containing 90 acres, with 80 acres of land nd.
house and barn thereon, on st. Johnsbury
plain; that because said Estate is so situated
that itclnnot be rendered productive; and it
will be beneficial to the heirs and those inter
cstCd therein TO sell said real estate, and have
the proceeds thereof assigned and dccrecd to
The same persons rs would have been entitled
to the same and in the same proportions, and
praying the Court here to grant him license to
sell The whole Of said Real Estate for the rea-
sons aiorc said.
Whercupon the Court aforesaid doth appoint
the 9th day of August, a. ID. 1913, for hearing
and deciding on said petition, at the Probate
Office in said Danvillc, and doth order that all
persons interested, be notified thereof by pub.
licNtion Of copy of This order three weeks
successfully in hc..Calcdonan, newspaper
printed at st. Johnsbury aforesaid, the last of
which publications TO be previous TO the said
9th day of August 1913 by the Court.
Attest, PLlNY n. MOORE, Register.
a true copy. [512w3
Attest, p. n. MOORE, REGISTER.
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M A N u L ACT u R L RI
NOTICE.
GEORGE GRIFFIN

VETOULD say to his former patrons and
w friends, that he continues to carry on
the business Of manufacturing at Passumpsic
Village. Having become satisfied that from
the low prices of Goods and the increased ia
cIitics for doing work, there must be rcduc-
ton in prices, he therefore proposes to manu-
iacturc Cassimcrcs and Flanncls at the follow
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-29

"THE LAST LINK is BRoKEN"-Wlliam
sawyer, the Locotoco NJ. G. from Ohio, who
acquired celebrity from eating cold sausages
ON the foor Of tpc House, has declined re-
election.
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BOOTS & SHOES

VENIIE undersigned has taken the Shop for
H. mcry occupied by Il. Jcwctt " Co., and
ia prepared 10 furnish BOOTS and SHOES to
his friends and the public generally, at reason
able prices, and made in AN elegant, fashionable
and durGJic manner.
lie respectfully invites all such na need
anything in his line to give him call.
DAVID WHITTEMORE.
ST. Johngbury MAY 90, 1913. 5G3tf
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no Carpenters.

VNiiE subscriber has for sale all kinds of
n Jolncr's Tools, manufactured in the hes,
MANNER which viii he sold at reasonable pric-
es LEONARD ID. HOWARD,
st. Johnsbury Plain, March %, Is1S. 55ftr
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Leather for Sale, and cash paid
for Hides.

'lNnE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand
=. at ms shop all kinds of Leather Tor sale
at the lowest cash prices. lie will na,' saie
for Hides CHARIES' t ~ Pay cash
West Concord, Jan 1913. 800
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-29
NEW MEDICINE.
Masta's Genuine Indian Vege-
table PurgatiVe Pills,

T=yUE most generally opprovcd family mcdi.
cine now 10 be had at nil the princin1l storc,
IN overy yillnpe and town in This stnte and
throuolont the etatc of New IIampshirc and
Canada East,
F,JR BILLIOILS anil LNFJ, .l1I1EgTrOPI
E'EHERS TN-DICL,C,JIoN IjE1D
,gCHE, DYSpEpSLI T,JY3,R E0II
81 1IS-D t,6GyriItr ,-t,c t.' - - ~ ~ =,
I1ITH,ni,r GIT6I nv - n1IH ! KIN
C.ISI ~, ;I,E ~ LII.
5ytD 1lDE
' n r. :. >, ~ -. ~, =, h - ntihh,
HCfs.d, ~ y ~ " II u IL !, IMPURE
BISOOD IND mn DER.4.NGE-
ME.NIS or THE BILIOUS SHS-
TEN
The proprietor has such confidence in these
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Rcady.Madc CIOt7 DapMtmcnl
IT.. n CLOTHING

and Owe .HI.N iii be sold wholesale and
retail. ra,r ,othing will find il To then
advantaG, pH .asc at this establishments az
the clothing ell made. Tho
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-02

The ordinary length of the hair OF
the head, as deduced from its measure
ment in women. ranges between 20
inches and yard, the latter being con.
sidered az unusually long. But in some
instance the length is.much greater; as
in the case Of lady, 10 whom, we are
informed, it measures two yards, and
trails on tie ground when she stands
erect. When. however, hair is kept
closely shaved, it appears to become
persistent, and at the same time ncrea.
ses in strength and bulk. II has been
calculated by curious investigator
-(Wi,hof) that the hair of the beard
grows al the rate of one line and half
in the week; this will give length OF
six inches and half in the course of a
year, and for man of eighty years Of
age, twenty seven feet which have ial
len before the edge Of the razor. Such
an amount OF growth appears is nowlse
remarkable, when we learn from Eblc
that in the princes court at Eldam
there is full length painting OF car
pen,er whose beard was nine feet long,
80 that, when engaged at work, he was
obliged TO carry it in a bag; and that
the burgomerstcr, Hans Slomingen.
having upon one o:casi IN forgotten to
hold up his board, trod upon it as he as
cended the stair case leading to the, conn
Gil chamber of Brunn. and was thereby
thrown down and killed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-02
To make good Butter in winter.

We often hear The C omplaint that but
ter made in winter is poor. Ours was
80 for several seasons. 1t was very
slow in coming, and frolhy. white. and
sometimes bitter; while butter made
from the same kind OF milk in the warm
season was good. / devised many plans
for mprovemement-su as throwing
in salt, warm milk, scalding cream, &c.
butto no purpose. At length | scalded
my milk when brought from the COW,
afterwards setting il in either cold or
warm placs, as most convenient mean
/ communicated sufficient heat to my
milk to destroy the effect which frosty
feed in autumn, or dry feed in winter
had upon il. Since which time we
have made, with fifteen, minutes churn-
ing. purer, sweeter, and yellower but
ter than we ever made in summer
and sometimes from the frozen cream
gradually warmed. And were 1t not
that the increase of manufactures, the
pur suit of fashion. and other causes
combined. render helping hands in a
dairy.room nowadays very scarce. !
should be at the trouble of scaiding my
milk before setting it during the sum.
mer as well as in winter; for surely but
ter made in this way possesses deli
cious richness and dryness which can
no, be found in any olher.-C CultiUato''.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-02
S. A. GILLETTlufEpGO.4i

HAVE been receiving large quaniittes 81
In New Goods for The last ten Sda3 PEI and,
although they have many more to- come ,still
their Stock is now very large, mprisipg an
endless variety OF staple and fancy Goods,
which were selected with much care and
attention. aud are well adapted 10 the tastes
and wants Of the people Of Portage county.
Three yeors' experience in the business AZ
this place, has fully satisfied them thar he
"One Price and Ready Pay sy.ter', isa 1.-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, therebv
putting into the pockets of the people thou.
sands of dollars every ear. Its benefits have
been fairly tested and, have been seen and
felt by this community. We hnve fulI con.
fidence in offering our Large and splendid
stock of Goods. knowing that4a better -or
cheaper lot of Goods are not to be found In
Northern Ohio. Come and Gee fkem.) We
say. come and, see aVhat you yill ses.I Bang
along your rroduce. we buy that.article here
and will pay. you the market price IN casl,
or goods-if in goods, at as low rates as tbey
can be bought for cash. .El ef'! BIZ
Ravenna, September 2e, f847. .5iaaa1 10
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-02
IDR. L ROYS|
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
The only known Medicine auhich, at

The only knoDn Medicine which, al
the same time Purges. Purifes and
strengthens the System.
'NHE peculiar virtues of these pills have placed
IL them at the head of patented medicines, the
excitement of their popularity in Great Britain
was called the Ole Roy pill fever" Everyone
who has taken box or even dose of these pills
will cheerful'y admit that they are superior to any
other medicine, the reason is that other purga-
tives debilitate while La Roy's pills strengthen
and tone the system they purify. '.5-
DIR. LIE Roy's pills exclusively vegetable
many of their component parts are known only
TO the discoyerer and have withstood Ihe tests of
the best chemists in Europe, bu, the principal in
gradients are sarsaparitla and Wild Cherry each
concentrated to powerful essence, for succeed
ing in which he received the prize offered by the
college ofrPharmacy in Paris. rIts -
The difficulty with purgalives has arisen from
their debiitating influence the digestive Or
gaHs SO asto produce costiveness and render purg-
ing again necessary each counteracting the other,
The Vegetable Uniuersat Pills at once tone and
strengthen the system, open tho pores, act upon
the liver and discharge the stomach, removing
only impurities and leave the system free from
disease, SarsopariIIa as the best purifier of the
BLOOD, which is the life, while as tonic Wild
Cherry, is without rival, DR.. La ROY has SO
united them as to avoid all evil effects and have
nothing but their virtues action.
These pills differ in their operations from all
other medicines, which may be tested by single
dose, no weak ness or nauses isproduced butthey
brace the system and tone the stomach, al the
same time ehectually operating as a purge
They commence the moment they are received
into the system and purify the substances which
form the blood as well the blood already formed
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J. S
LEFFrNGwGLL and ISAAC SWIFT, Rayenna. >
sept, %, l547 1yl21.
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1900
Acres of land for Sale Ina Lets to
suit purchasers.

Acres OF lama 1Of safe In Lets To
suit purchasers.
T1HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the .
l. bove quantity of land in the Townshin
OF Ravenna, Franklin. and Streetsboro,,oh
THIRTEEN HUNDRED ACRES of these
lands adjo'n the village of Ravenna on TIE
East, West and South, conveniently situa.
ted for Building lots and Farms, and will be
sold on terms that must suit all who wish 10
purchase. Either the whole Of the money
can be paid down at handsome discount.
or one quarter down and the balance on time
that will accomm odaie.
The Rail Road from Cleveland to Pitts.
ourgh passing either side Of the village must
greatly add TO the value of these lands, and
as they will now be sold, a, from twenty
nye to thirty three per cent lower than ever
ofered before, an Investment made at this
time, cannot fail TO yield large prof. to
purchasers.
AS the owner Of these lands ia desirous
OF selling all of. and closing a concern of
long standing, SO good an opportunity for
securing valuable locations around this pleas
ant village at a low price, may never offer
again.
ISAAC BRAYTON, .1gent.
Ravcnna, Dec. z, l347. 1s2tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-02

A young laoy once said that there
was but one word in the Bible she wish
ed altered and tha, was inthe passage:
"Whosoever shall smile thee on thy
right cheek, turn to him the other also.H
She would have The word 'stnite Chang.
ed 10 ..kiss?" -. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-02
TIE WEDDING DAY.

I am married. I am married.
Weep 70 flirting maids Of Cam;
The deed In done, the point 10 sarf'so-
What lucky dog ! am!
what pleasant dream my LIE Is
tBsst Of dreams, because tits trus'l
what charming thing wife is!
~ almost wish that had s''0!!9
pm 80 glad nx'd on Nancy,
- Laura speaks 50 loud and quick;
: capalins quite took my fancy.
Rut her ankles are too Thick
lane should be hairs breadth shorter,
Helen Is size too small,
Rose Pm sure drinks too much porter,
Fanny b too thin and tall
They all love mellow intensely
Maiden ladies only know;
Oh, pity them Immensely,
I They have much to sndergoi
Such devotion, such attention,
Whispers, bushes, smiles, and tears.
But tits hardly fair to mention
All they do, poor little dsara!
StekkSy 0As SAS P4SHSA AA~NAsAI1
{What the French call jusie nsilisu)
Who could feela moments tedium,
sporttve Nancy, when with youf
Gentle, tender, soft, complying,
Yet not wanting intellect,
On my every glance relying,
Looking up with sweet respect,
Howl wooed her, how pressed her,
By one little word 10 bless,
On my bended knees addressed her,
Til the darling whispered "yesip
Half dozen men of fashion
Ali rejected for my sake:
To reward her soft compassion
What husband I will maksl
when she plays, pl turn the leaves, and
When she works, ru hold the sksin,
soothe her kindly if she grieves, and
If she laughs, pll laugh again;
Read aloud in rainy weather,
Give her up the easy chair,
Never smoke when we're together,
Nor at other women stare.
Every moment play the lover,
Let her have female friend.
Never sleep when dinner q over,
Make her presents without end,
Paw her bills when she requirssit,
Fill her purse with joyful haste,
Cut my hair if she desires it,
fBut know she's toe much tastsi
Happy, then, thrice happy we, love,
Thus to share so bright fatei
Married life to US shall be, love,
One delightful tete-a-tstel
Turn we from the worlds caressing,
From its pleasure, pomp and pride,
To enjoy lifs's dearest blessing,
At our own belov'd fireside!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-02
JOHN N. CAROTHERS,

JOHN N. CAROTHERS,
d ESPECTFULLY informs ths citizens of
IL Ravenna and the surrounding country
that ne carries on the business Of Tailoring
in all its branches, in S,ymour's Building,
nearly opposite the court house. He regu-
larry receives plates of the LATEST FASHIONS
from New York, and is prepared to fulfill all
orders in his line Of business in tasteful and
workmanlike manner.
Cutting done to order and on the short
est notice.
Ravenna, January Is, Ia4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-02

aHe who goes TO bed in anger has'the
deyil.forsa bed-fellow." A wag desires
us to say that he knows married man
who, though he goes to bed as meek and
gentle as . lamb, is in the same pred'e.
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