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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-24
Ma-5 sr' 81 81. Parknan in Boston,

The coroaer's inquest in the case Of DR..
rurkman, closed their labors on Wednes.
day las., after an Investigation Of ten days.
They have found Dr.. Webster guilty Of
the murder. The testimony on which the
inquest is founded, occupies eighty pages
Of foolscap paper, and by the instruction OF
ths Attorney General, it is to be kept se-
eret until the meeting Of the Grand Jury,
who are to institute further investigations
into The case, and report during the month
Of January. The following is the finding
Of the inquesl:- =
.An inqnisiiion taken at the city of Bos.
ton, withiii the county OF Suffolk, the thir-
ssenth day Of December in the year of our
done Thousand eight hundred aud forty.
nine, before Jabez Pratt, Esq, one Of the
eoronsrs of said county, upon the view of
sundry parts OF the body IF dead man,
viz: q lhorax, kidneys, pelvis, two thighs,
leit leg, and sundry bones, there lying
dead, BY the oaths OF Osmyn Brewster, ,Jonn
L. Andrews, Pearl Martin, Thomas Res
sisux, Lewis Jones and Harum Merrill, good
aad lawful men, who being charged and
sworn 10 inquire for the Commonwealth,
when, how and by what means the sad
dead dman came to his death, upon their
oaths do say-that they all have been
demonstrated 10 be the parts Of one and
she same person that these parts of the
human frame have been identified and
proved to be the remains and parts oil the
dead body and limbs oil Dr.. George Park
man, late q citizen of said Boston, aged a.
bout sixty years---lhat he came to his death
by violence, AT said Boston, ON the twenty.
third dry oil Noyen5er last, or between the
hour .ofune and a halfof the clock, in the
aitsrnoon Of that day (about which time he
entered alive, and in good health, into the
Massachusetts MEDICAL college building.
situate in North Grove street, 10 said Bos-
toni md the hour of four of the clock in
the afternoon oil: the ihirtielh day of No.
vember LAST, when a portion of the said
relDains were found concealed in and un-
der the apartments of DR. John w. Web.
s,sr. Of Calnbridge, in the county of Mid.
dlesex, ia said college building, in which
building the residue of.sald remains were
afterwa discovered; that he was killed
in said college building by blow or blows
woInd Of. wounds, inflicted upon him with
some Instrument or weapon to the jurors
unknown, and by means not yet known to
said jurors. and tha, said blow or blows.
wound or wounds. were inflicted upon him,
and said means were used by the hands OF
said Dr.. John w. Webster, by whom he
was killed. In witness whereof the sal
coroner and jurors 10 this lnqaisi,ion have
: sell their hands and seals, the day and year
above said.
IABEZ PRATT, Coroner,
OSMYN BREWSTER, Foreman,
80 JOHN l. ANDREWS, Secretary,
PEARL MARIN,
rIIUMASs RESTIEUX,
LEWIS JONES,
HaRUM MERRILL,
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htarriages.

In Cha rlestown, on the lth inst, by L. l..
Brown, Esq, AMASA CANFIELD, Esq, of
Edin burgh, to MATILDA sTEDMAN, of the
former place.
On the Goth inst, by Rev. c. Brown, Mr..
DANIEL B JEWELL, of Atwater, to Miss
NANCY w. CROKER, of Freedom.
In Ravenna, on the 18th inst, by Rev. H. D.
L. Webster, Mr.. D. c. COOLMA.J to Miss
ELIZABETH C COLEMAN, all of Ravenna.
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SIleriff.S sale,

DY virtue of an order OF sale in Parti
ID lion TO me directed and delivered from
she Court of Common Pleas Ct Portage
County, Ohio, shall expose to sale at pub
lie yendue at the door of the Court house
in the town &C Ravenna, on
Monday the 2lst day Of January, 1850,
ae,ween the hours ut 10 o'clock, II. Nj ano
4 O'Clock. p. NJ. of said day the following
described lands and tenemen:s, To wit:
..Situaie in ihe township of n elson in the
county Of Portage and is known by beirg
part of Lot No two and is bounced as foi-
lows, beginning at the north east corner OF
land owned by William Munley, thence east
on the nortI, line af sstd Lot No TO ,he
center Of the north and soIfh road, thence
south on said road to The center of the road
lrading from Garretisvile to the center oil
Nelson, thence wSstcrly along said last men,
toned road to the south east corner OF salu
land owned by William Man!ey, thence
north along the east line OF said William
ManIy's land 10 the place Of beginning -
Also another piece or parcel OF land in SAID
Lot No bounded as follows. beginning at
the sou:h east corner OF said Lot No 9, thence
north along the north and south road to the
center OF the diagonal road leading frnm
Garrettsville 10 the center OF Nelson, thence
westerly along the said diagonal road to the
east line of a ten acre lot owned by William
Manley, thence south alorg said cas- line 10
the south east corner cf said ten acre lot
thence westerly along the line Of said ten
acre lot, which is parallel to eaid diagonal
road to the south west corner of said let,
thence south on the east line of land owneu
by Sanford Harrington to- the south line oil
Lot No 2, thence east along said south line
of lot No two to the place of beginning
The above described laUd supposed 10 con.
tain forty six acres. two small pieces of land
used for a school house and burying ground
excepted"
Appraised at $55o,oo
JOHN GILLIS, Sher If.
sherii''s office, Portage Co.
DeceInber l7th l819
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NOTICE.

There will be sale of seats in the Congrega-
tional Meeting House, on Wednesday, the 26th
inst, at o'clo ok, at the house, for the purpose
of raising the salary for the support of the Rev.
Rufus Nutting for the ensuing year. All per-
sons interested are requested to attend.
JAMES CARNAHAN, J
ADAM POE Committee.
C. F. ROWELL,
Ravenna, Deer 18th, ls4e.
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Keep the Landmarks in Sight .

Lest there be danger that the whig press
may succeed in making some people be-
lleve their lalsehoods in relation to The con-
troversy now going on in the Sena,e-lest
some may get "coniussd and uncertain by
the contradictory reports and arguments
which abound" in the speeches and press
Of the whig party, ''.hey have only TO look
10 the landmarks OF the controversy, and
oil will be clear"
REMEMBER, that no man is entitled to a
seat III the Senate. prima facie, who has
not .ke Clerks certific,e Of his election.
REMEMBER, that Mr.. Johnson has proved
that the constitution of Ohio has been vio-
lated by the whig party, in their attempt TO
destroy Hamilton Coun,y's rights, and per.
peluate whig power.
REMEMBER, that those who now claim
MIR. BroadweiPs election, are coniradcted
by the abstract which be presents as evi.
dence OF his claim, which shows that Mr..
Johnson is elected by a large majority, by
lac and figures. a.
REMEMBER, that those who claim thetap
portloll,nent oil winter before last as the ex-
lsting law, have not attempted to deny. that
u was sihuggiel tnfough "lthout quorum
In the Senate.
REMEMBER, that that party year ago,
tried Tor three weeks to break up the law.
making power, by standing out for that
time against the organization Of the House
-and that they are now trying the same
game in the Senate.
REMEMBfR, that all the bluster and bra
vado oi the wings ofthe Senate come, from
The same men who two years ago attempt.
ed to apporlion representatives in the Gen.
eral Assembly without censltulional quo.
rum, and by lrampliag upon all republican
usage in the enactment OF laws.
Bearing these things in mind, the truth
will be clear, no matter what amount o!
ialsehood and misrepresentation you hear
from the whig press and orators. Keep
the land marks in sight!n
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SHcFH , SsaACs
TN obedience to the command Of writ ol
l. 9TH Piu Venai 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 house in
the town Of Ravenna on
Monday the 2lst day Of January, 1850,
UetM cen the hours oi Ten ciock, A. NJ. and
tour O'clock. p. M. of said Gay the follow
ing described lands and tenemenis, to wit:
"Situa'e in The township of .Ilitam. in the
county OF Portage aud State Of Ohio and
is known by being Lot No 81 in the village
Of Harrison agreeable to survey made by
Russell A Ashman, Dep. cuuaty surveyor in
the month of July 1885 Recorded in Portage
county Records, BookZ. pages D., 25, s6."
Taken in execution as The property Of
Elisha Garrett g. al. at the suit of Reuben
Mcmillan g. al.
Lands appraised al $40
JOHN GiLLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Por age Co. Z
IN II
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'erif's Office. Por age Co. I
December 18th, l849. {
Sheriff's sale

Sheriff's sale.
,DY virtue OF writ oil Al. Vendi .Ex. to me
ID directed and delivered from tnn court Of
common pleas of Portage county, ,Ohle, shall
expose 10 sale al ublic yondue at the court
house in the town of Revenna on
Monday the 2lst day of January, 1850,
between tie hours Of ten o cI"ck, "A. M and
TOUR o'clock. P. Al. of said day the follows
ing described lands and tenenents 10 wit:
.'S.tuate. .ii the township oil Rno,stown in
the county of Portage and State of Ohio and
is known by parts of Lots number Is and so
and IS bounded as follows, beginning at the
centre of a post standing in the centre of the
S'aie road leading from Canton in Stark
county TO Painesviiie in the county Of Lake
twenty one chains aud fifty links north one
degree west of where said road crosses tie
south line of said lot nineteen, thence south
forty five minutes, East twenty one chains
and fifty links to the south line Of said lot
number nineteen, thence west thirty six
chains and twenty three links to post, Thence
north thirty minutes west twenty one chains
and fifty links to post, 'thence west forty
one chains and eighty Six links to the west
line of Lot No thirty aforesaid. thence north
thirty minutes west ten chains to post,
thence east forty two chains and thirty six
links to post, thence south thirty minutes
east ten chains TO post, thence east thirty
five chains and seventy three links to the
place of beginning containing one hundred
and twenty acres and twenty four hundredths
of an acre Of land be the same more or less."
Taken in execution as the property of
Perry II. Babcock Sal at the snit If Alonzo
T. Herrick Appraised at SlSs5 90.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sherif''s office, Portage Co.
Itecemher IL t8dQ
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lS We NM
MARBLE FACTORY.

A Feao doors South Of the Court House.
Thomas Jones q Sons
n ESPECTFULLY nterm The citizens of
IL Portage and adjoining cohnties, that, IN
Connection with their Steam works at Cleve-
land, they have pt rmanentlv established
BRANCH MARBLE FACTORY
at this place, where may be found a large
assortment OF I,aiial and American Marble.
of superior quality. finished in variety of
styles, and beautifully polished by Steam
Power
MIR. s. Fl. Fulton and Mr.. Bulwell are the
only travelling agents employed by this firm,
Notwithstanding many men who in some
measure appreciate their own insgni6cance,
represent themselves as such, and thereby
acknowledge our superior reputation for fair
ling and mechanical skill.
M. &. w. Fox will manage the affairs OF
the Slop.
Give US call before purchasing else.
where. JONES g. SONS.
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ass CAEiFoRNiA SENAroas-A Washing.
ton correspondent Of the New York Sun
writes 49,
es:f Pfiyate letters from San Francisco con-
4e f6rrn .the news that T. Butler King stands
no chance nj all Of being returned Sena-
iorof The United States from California.
ii MI. Fremont and Dr.. Gwinn will receive
: shs sufffagss Of the California Legislature.
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From the Boston chronotype.
The Verdict.

: We fully aeqniesced in the very unusu-
al sscresy IN winch the Coroner's Inquest
onthe supposed remains of DR.. Parkmah
was conducted, for the obvious reason thut
"a premature puahcrion of the evidence
: might favor the escape Of the real criminal,
4. II he has no, been already apprehended. -
No other argument for secresy could have
any weight. But the verdict is now ren
dsred, throwing the guilt Of the murder
distinctly upon Professor John w. Webs.
tsr--solely aid entirely.
We have not a word 10 say against the
vsrdicl, Ior. we dola't know q word Of the
s@testimony which came before the coronef's
: jary. But why do we not know it? Why
does not The public know it, The coroner
and The jury gave no reasons publicly for
suppress,ng the evidence which led them
to their verdict. Privately, they pretend
that il is out Of tenderness TO the accused,
that they keep back the evidence till he
secnn, in court, rebut it. This is very
pusrile, not to say stupid lift is sincere
ssThe evidence as taken down before the
jury ought to be. published, tina. the accused
may know on what ground the government
.is going 10 proceed against him, and be
prepared 10 meet il. The public ought TO
know il that it may hold the witnesses to
z their oaths.
IS We suspect the ,r nth is, that some of the
= distinguished connections Of DR.. Parkman
4sare reluctant TO have their business affairs
: with Professor Webster brought out TO the
public gnze. But they must be rather
short sighted for the trial will navs TO be
s-public and thorough, and in the mean time,
sssirs public is heay,ng with the most mon
strons rumors some ofthem very dlscredit-
ableto the living relations OF DR.. Park
man. The course Of public justice in this
governing country, requires that the
kfoDnds and reasons Of all published yer-
dicis and decisions should be as public as
ssshe,yerdic,s and the decisions themselves
~ 0therwise how can officers be held respGm-
ssible 10 the peoplea How can our courts
be- any better than ''star chambers or @ho-
g ly Inquisilions?"
s1s'aI Ift6e jury are good men and true-if in.
.sdasd. they are good for anything-they
.nnsi have made synopsis Of the evidence,
ss1hs publication of which would tend to al
lhy excitement and prevent the formation
ofsPrejudics. Ii the present excited state
OF the public mind, j, is perfectly impossi.
bio for these men not to have more or less
Of the facts on which they have reached
their gerdlct. pumped out Of them. The
iiehtssl vessels leak under great pressure.
The public, getting at imperfect and partial
statements, will weave the most frightful
swsbs of error around the whole subject
- rwiicha probably the trial itself will moi
rsswesp nway. a e
DTS Ws pronounce il a most lame and impo
teYsg eonclnsion, to conceal all The little lgh
which the !aborsof a jury for ten days have
brought % bear on this dark ard soul-har
.41sowins mystery. The naked verdict only
makes 4he matter darker and more horri
seblasses
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Fashionable Tailoring.

Fashionable Tailoring.
TNHE subscriber tenders his thanks to the
= community for the liberal patronage he
has formerly received and would. by strict
attention,o business, ask for similar favors.
He has lately removed his shop to Mason's
Block, directly over the store of RoweE g.
Co., where he is at all times in readiness to
work for the Improvement Is' LooKs] of his
fellow men.
Cutting done on short notice, in good sty lie
and after the latest fas shions.
JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, Sept. s, I849.
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Nj UFFS Natural Lynx, Blk. Lynx, Af
lvl rican Lynx, Imitation do. Gene.te
Blk. sc. &c. for sale us low as can be bought
in Portage county.
Oct 8. KENT, GRENEI.I4 & Co.
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RONNETS & RIBBONS.-A coed assort-
- ment ot Florence. Pearl. Straw, Velvet,
Satin, &c. and Ribbons to match.
Oct 8. KENT, GRENEtL & Co.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!

TIME subscriber is now receiving his
l. SPRING STOCK Of DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Ready Made Clothing, Hard.
f. soare. Lroa, Farming Tools,
and all other articles usually found at
Country Store, which ne offers to his cus~
toners and the Public. as cheap as can be
bought in, the County, and requests those in
want of Goods to call and examine his stock,
instead of going further.
@All kinds of Country Produce takea
in exchange for Goods.
D. BOSTWICK.
EdiRburgh. Nav 9th. i849. s0t-
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TRICMs oF QUACHs.

- ThlCA8l or aUACR8.
- Lar kv1nxBoDT Re&D JrBTr CkERFELxY.--JThes< =
SnYsaparila for sale IN the ditfsret c&et r.
Tovn,end,s Sarsspara. Ii is aivevfisef he UKp9
NAL. GENUINE, and all that. This ys~nssadTfs 10 as
Doctor and never was; ou. formerly worFs rasi.
roads csasls and the xsye, ns sssgrses dfstit)e on
Doctor Tor ths purpose Of gaining credit fcr vx ~ A
not he sayp 1he has attended two medicM seksols.
and prac;iced far Snssn years ~ Nov the sr.aris -
nevef practiced medicine day in bis life Such s1.e
iclsd misrepresentaion looks bad 70 she chsrac OF
vsracty Of the man. wish most sibeersy, he had fes.
made those Of hmself or o. ne Wnon Hnn
men lsarn 70 be honsH and truthful IN sh tner oesnsS
and intercourse with their fellow nent ne appbedto
Ruel Capp assist him in manufacturing hN m,z-Z
turs, stating the large sums he would make - 40 W
ducement ), embark 10 the business Ihsss men nsse
bsen nsultila, and ibsllins in all pnsribs orne
order impress the public with the bSisf uai The d
Doctors SzrHa para not the senrJht orig.nE SSr
sopariDd made romthe Old Dpcfay's Oyi<fnd Reesrs.
This r. Townsend have sad the ur q my nsrs
for 81 week. viii gixe him ssO IL he will prsiu'e
one single solitary proof Of his His antsmsns OF
Thompson. SkillInaB Co. noihing bst a, dsese
Of islsehoods simply made TO deceive the pthlie aud
Keep the truth down in regard 10 his s0riny snsrf
inT conpeusd This 10 TO cauiioift;he public 10 pnr-
chase hut Old Dr. JACOB TowRaendfx S1rssparitla,
having the Old Doctofs ikenee. HE (aruity cesi
Of Arms. and his signature acr'ss tss Goat q krns,
Principal OGcs l0z NassGs street N. u City -
a Ia OF TQWASEhD.
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second Arrival.
n0 Overcoa,s, good cl tn and well made,
OO selling from $3.50 to $ii,0o, just re-
celved and going fast, call and see them at
Nov. "a. HokR's, Shaiersville.
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Franklin Mills, Oct 8, iS49.

FLATS & CAPS.-Men's Fashionable
Ill silk Hats, Boys Angola Do Cloth,
Navy, Navy Sill, Navy 9lushsN .ctoria Plush,
Lamartine, Opera. Cha~sem, Gen. BEN, Mo-
hair. Cotton, DC &c. Caps for Men and
Boys selling unu ualy low at the cheap
store of KENT, GKENELL 4 Co.
Franklin, Oct 8, i849.
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We " A.4T 1'UAS Es
Hats! Hats!

THE subscriber would inform his friends
u and the public that he hiss returned and
started the Hating Business. where may be-
found, Silk. Beaver, Castor, Brush. Cassi-
mere and Nu,ra Hats Of the latest style
Also, papt and Wool hats of various kinds
and quality. Any ofthe above articles made
to order, on short notice and sold at very
low prices at my shep on Main street, few
doors east of Gilletts' new store.
II. C. TlCKNER.
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RONNET VELVETS "A large stock OF
ID Veyvets for Bonnets and Coat Collars
of all coors selling by
Oct. 3. KENT, GRENELL & Co.
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nROF. BARRY S STRICOPIIEROUS.- .-'ihe
L best article knuwn Tor Tie growth and
Of the ijair for sale by
Oct. 8. KENT. GRENELL & Co.
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RLK LACE VEILS.-A good assortmen,
u will be sold to suit purchasers.
Oct. 8. KENT. GRENELL g. Co,
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~LOTHS & CASSIMERES Blk. Blue,
~ Brown, Olive nlxed and y3rab Broad
Cloths, Blk. Blue. Gray and prab Beaver
Cloths for over coats. Cassimeres of almost
every variety of fashionable style. Gen
,emen, call and we will endeavor TO suit
you in style quality and prices.
Oct. KENT. (ik ENELT. & Co. 8
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the subscribe
IA either by note or Book account. are re
quested to call and make payment witho'
delay, as ] am determined to settle mp ny
business. also offer my House and ilc'
for sale. GEO. SOMERViLhE.
Ravenns, Sept. 81, iS4s.
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GAIT, Fish, Plaster, White Lime, Wafer
y Lime. Iron, Nails, Steel, Pine Shing les.
sc. &c. kept constantly on hand and for
sale at about Warehouse charges from cost.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin Mills, July Z, 1899.
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I'D STOVES! STOVES!!
at the Nev Foundry tn Franklin!!!
A few rods below Kent's FIGURING Mill.
TINKER q CADY,
A RE now manufacturing S;ov 3 and 9TH
IA cas- tings at thir New Foundry in
Franklin, and are prepared to offer Whoie-
saie 8. Retail alarge aud superior rssort-
ment of Stoves of the most approved inyen-
tions. They would call especial attention
to their
NEW HOEAIR COOKING STOVES
winch they can confidtn ntly recommend as
being superior to any cooking Stove in the
market. They Manufacture ,br,e dlfferen.
sizes of hese Stoves and having sold them
for the year previous. they are prepared to
cay that in 10 instance have they failed 10
give entire satisfaction. For simplicity Of
operation. Economy in fuet,and for uueqnai-
ed Bakino and Roasting lhese Stoves stand
unriva lied. They also have superior SUN.
mer. arrangement in from. for Cooking and
Ironing without heating up The stove. These
FAIR recently held at Buffalo, N. Y. and are
made from the best of Iron. The plates are
thick and warranted not to crack.
They also Lianutacture snperior Kettle or
Dairy Stove for Dairymen and turner's
which are very convenient for cooking any
k nd of vegetables for Hogs aud cattle.
Theva also manufacture .Air tight Parlor
and Plate Stoves of the latest sty ies.e
Dealers in Stoves and others are invited
to examine their work and lriees.
Franklin, Aug 10, l849
Cash for Flax seed.
Fl,HE highest market price paid for Flax
Il Seed delivered ut our Ware house on
the canal.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin Mills Aug, is, Ia4y.
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ERENCH PRINTS The largest and
Il haudsomest assortment ever offered in
Portage county can he seen at orr store
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Frapklin, July 7.
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Old Zack.s in Town.

CHEAP, CHEdPER, GHEAPEST
JUST received, Jew Rough and Ready
- Stoues which will be sold on the above
terms to those who call soon at
Sept. IS. MASON g. BRAINERD'S. i,
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Frankiin Woolcn Factory.

franklin WOODEN Factory.
~ 600 LBS. of Wool wanted BY
CU,UUU the subscriber, for which
the ighe<t market price will be paid in
Cash and Cloth.
The undersigned having fitted up the
building formerly known as the "Ffunklin
Tannery.' are prepared to manufacture mos |
kinds of Wooien Goods, in as good style as
anv establishment in the western country
Cloth manufactured on shares, or by the
ward, and warranted to be done well.
Cloth Dressing and wool carding done at
the lowest price. and worranted TO give good
satisfaction, as our machinery is mostly
new, and in good order. Particular atten>
tion will be paid to custom carding.
We will receive in payment wool, or most
W. HIGKox & co.
Franklin Mills, April 90, 1S49.
.t,ALT.-so0 Bb,s. New fine Salt in Prime
- order, just received and for sale at a
N KENT, GRENELL aco
Franklin july Z, lsls.
DUGGY LAMPS and Brass Bands, for sale
d by KENT, GRENELL & Co.
franklin, July 2.
TNGHAMS-No better or cheaper as
VI sortment can be found in the State OF
OHIO. KENT, GRENELL & Co.
franklin. July Z.
CARPETINGS of superior qIaiity and
~ Obeauuful patterns lower then ever before
offered in Portage county.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July z.
cPEING STEEL.-Eastern& & Pittsburgh
- warranted good.
Franklin. Julv ~ -
nUGGY SPRINGS & AxLES Equal in
u quality to any ever made, for sa le cheap.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
franklin, JulY7.