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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-09-17

Messrs. Seavcr & Son, Editors of Batavia
Times, sent to the office of DR.. G. C. Vaughn
207 Main st. Buffalo, the following certificate
These gentlemen published in their own paper
at the date at which the certificate was given, a
duplicate of the same, as 1t is q case which at
traeted considerable attention in that place, and
the cure was attempted before, by the use of all
well known remedies, and through the agency
of the Faculty, and nothing could be done
BATAVIA, N. Y. May 1st, 1916.
thereby certify that 1 was taken with Dropsy
in the month of October last, and was under the
Doctors care for three months. About JAM 1st.
1916. was so swelled that could not move
hand or foot l was perfectly helpless-grew
worse--was given up by my physicians and
friends-and was told that all had been done
which could be to save me- About this time
one of Dr. Vaughns pamphlets fell into the hands
of one of the neighbors, he purchased and sent
me bottle of the medicine; before l had taken
it the bloating had very much gone down. got
three more, but before had taken them up the
swelling had entirely gone down and am now
able to work, and my health is good.
MARTHA MCKINNEY.
We certify the above to be correct in every
particular Truman Libbe, Martha Libbe, L
Allen, Jos. Hill, E. H. Forty" See our col
umns, get pamphlet from Agent.
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The GRAND PURGATIVE,
DIR. CLICK.NER'.S

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pals.
'NdESE celebrated Pills have obtained an
envlable notorlety in the United States
as a curative for giddiness, dyspepsia, sour
stomach head-ache, feWrs, piles, cosive-
ness, coughs, heart~burn, liver. complaint
scurvy, sore throat, inward weakness, pal>
pltation OF the heart, ndigest Oh, aud va
flety OF other diseases to which flesh is
heir to, as medicine for the million. In
all seasons OF the year, spring, summer, fall
and winter, and under all circumstances.
they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. AS Vermifuge and general med
icine for children, they are ua,1vahed Be-
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them: they neither grippe nor
nauseate; are gentle but thorough in their
operation. For adults by increasing the
dose, they are equally beneficial Is an
.4ati- Bilious PiNthey will be lnand without
superior; ask any CHE among he thousands
who use them, and an Il qualified approval
will be tie certain result.
Remember DR.. G.. V. Ciickneris the orig
inal inventor Of Sugar Coated Pills, and that
nothing of the sort was ever heard Of, until
he introduced them in June, 1@43. Purcha-
sers sh nuld. therefore, always ask for Click
ners Sugar Coaed Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the vic>
Tins of a fraud. Price e5 cents per Jor.
DR.. Clickuet's principal office for the sale
of Pills, is Gs Vesey street. New York.
WM. JACKSON, 50 Liberty St, head O
Wood ST.. Pittsburgh. Pa General Agent fo
Pennsylvania, Northern Ohio, aud the rive
counties of Virginia.
The following ase the duly appointed Agents
LEFFINGW EEL &, &c. Rnvcnna; Chas Ii
mt, Franklin Mills; Dow 4 Go. Cuyahog;
Falls: Jas G. Calender, Newton Falls: j. ii
c. Johnson. Warren;G- n Abbey u Co.Akron
January Isl, lS4o. ly.
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ONEDAYLATER BY TIIEEUROPA.
ST LOUIS, September II.

Express from Santa Fe and Las Vegas
arrived at Fort Leavenworth, September
4lh. Left Santa Fe on the 18th aud Las
Vegas on the 10th OF August. On the lat
let day 80 Apache indians attacked Capt.
Jucd's forces at Las Vegas, aid we're re-
pulsed, losing all but 10 warriors. These
indians we're recognized as having com
,nitted previous depi edallons and violated
treaties On the FIRST five Indians return
ed and were pursued through broken
country or 10 miles. The enemy were
well mounted, aud the fight was hand to
hand. Lieut.. Barnside, Sergeant Am
brose, and private Meader, ere wounded.
The mail established by order OF Colonel
Washington, leaves Fort Leavenworth, ,and
Santa Fe ON the 18Th Of each month. Col.
Collier would leave Santa Fe for Caliior-
Mia In Il few days. Col. Calhoun, Indian
agent has established hS lead quarters al
Santa Fe.
S,anleldi, The murderer Of Kan, was
hung on the 9Th OF August.
Major Chevalief had another fight with
the Camanches on The 17th of July at the
Copper Mine, killing 40 and taking 2OO
prisoners and 500 mules He lost one
man. Col. Wasbingtor's situation at
Santa Fe,'surrouhded by 5000 hostile In.
dams, is considered critical PLAIN Dealer
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Gloan's Golumns
II All the Medicines advertised by W. u.
Sloan are sold by
J. S. LEFFINGWELL & Co. Raven.
ma, and GIBBS & DAY, Deerfeld.
FAMILY OINTMENT.

sloans Ointment is now universally ak
now lodged to be an ihfalIble remedv. i1 every
case where il has been faithfully applied on the
human syse m, for prumoting Inscnsibe Per-
spratlon, drawing out the ilfiamrhatio6 from a,
wound, relieving pam of every kind, and in lis
healing qualities the world does not produce i,si
quail, aud the public pronounce il the cheapest
and best Fam ly Ointment HAT has ever been
Used. Al diseases Of the Flesh, Obstinate vi.
GERS, Old sores, Chilblains Sore Throat Burns,
Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Nipples. Sore
Breasts, Diseases Of The Eye, Ague in The face,
side, back. and the other parts Of the syste,n.
Bos, Ulcers, ,scald Head, Bruist :, Fresh wounds.
and every kind of sore containing the least
particle of Inflammation, are permanently cured
ny this great remedy. W. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST. Chicago, Ill.,.
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Grarlklin advertisements.
STOVES! STOVES!!
At tile New Foundry in Framklin!!
A few rods below Kent's F curing Mil.
TINKER Il CADY.

A RE now manufacturing Stoves and 9TH
"A. or castings at tn ir New Foundry in
Franklin. and are prepared to offer Whole
sale d. Retail large aid superior assort-
ment of Stoves of the mcst approved nven-
tions. They would call especial attention
to their
NEW HOTAIR COOKING STOVES,
which they can confidently recommend as
being superior to any cooking Stove in the
market. They manufacture three different
sizes Of these Stoves and having sold them
for The year previous they are prepared to
say that in 10 instgnce have they failed TO
give entire satisfaction. For simplicity Of
1perotion Economy in fuel.aud for uDeqna>
ed Baking and Roasting these Stoves stand
unriva lied. They also have superior sum-
mer arrangement in from: for Cooking and
Ironing without healing up The stove. These
stoves received the premium ut the grea:
FAR recently held at Buffalo, Y. and are
made from the best of Iron. Tie p!.tes are
thick and warranted not to crack.
| They also llanutac ure superior Kettle or
Dairy Store for Dairymcn and turner's
which are very convenient for cooking any
KIND Of vegetables for Hogs and cattle.
TI.ev also manufac ure fir tight Parlo,
and Ptate Stores OF tie latest styles.
Dealers in Stoves and others are invited
TO examine their work and rrices.
| Franklin, Aug 10, 1919
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NAMES NOW IN TIIE BOX
.4urcra.-Alanson Parker, Samuel F.
.4,uater.-Henry e. Mansfield, Nathan
s. Mix.
Brimfeld. Coburn.
Chartestown. orman Rood. Harvey w.
-G,.rtfsr,- -IS+. ~ls~- p-ErasA.n.-
Deetfeld. William l.. Wilcox.
EdinJnrgh.-Ebenezer Pearson, James
Ramsey.
Frunklin.-Christian Cackler, George
Dewey, Benjamin F.Hopkins, Solomon Cole.
Freedom. S. Delano.
.Nslson-John M. Tllden, John Tabor.
Palmyra. james M. Church.
Paris.-Luman II. Merrill, Solomon Mar
till. Thomas Campbell.
Ravenma. Ashley Ely, Orson J. Noble,
Henry l.. Day.
Rootstomn.-H Grace Reed, Abraham Ohm
stead
Randozphs-Justin Belding, Talmon D.
Minerd, BIssle Austin.
SuEeld-Aaron Adams, Andrew Siamm i.
Shalersuale.-James Sterling, Frederick
D. Reeve.
'Streessborough Alvin Wood, Ora Os-
good.
Wlndham Milton J. Snow.
N. B.-For duties of Trustees in this
case see revised Laws, page 500. Section
q of the Election Law Ieuu1res that the
Poll Book be returned to the Clerk within
two days after the Election.
By Joint Resolution passed at the last
session of the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio the qualified Electors of the several
Counties in the State are recommended at
the Asnual Election on the second Tuesday
of October l&49, to votej for or against a
Convention TO amend the Constitution o.
the State of Ohio. The resolution may be
found on page 395 of the Local Laws pass
ed at the 47ih session Of the General As,
semblv of the State of Ohio.
Given under my hand at Ravenna, this
9th day of Sept ember. "A. D. 1S49.
! JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-09-17

CALIFoRNIA.-The population Of Cali
h<nia. according to the St. Louis Union:
vii be la0, 900 by the time the emigran,s
now on heir way will all reach there:
The Placer FINES estimated it at 10000,
but in thai estimate it only allowed 5000
for overland cmigfeion, while the Union
says the number goinsby way of Indepen-
dence, St Joseph and Council Bluffs was,
by very accurate eslimalesat these points,
made $4,000. But great numbers went
also toy the Arkansas rivers and Santa Fe.
So that the whole population by the lst of
October, must be set down at 10000. If
the emigration through other avenues, by
sea, and from Mexico, &c should much
exceed this eslimute, It will 8, .v-I Ioo, 900.
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hlarrinoes.

In Middleburgh, Cuyahoga CO., on the 4th
inst; by the Rev. MIR. Harris, Mr.. FRANCIS
H. CHAPMAN, ofRootstown, to Miss ESTH-
Err M. GOSs, of the former place.
In Charlestown, on the 10th inst by L. L.
Brown, Esq. Mr. ABRAHAM fIOWK, of Wei
lington Lorsin Co o. to Miss ORRISSA M
BROWN, of the former place.
On Sunday evening" the 9th inst. in st. Paul's
Church, at Akron, by the Rev. X ]. Stewart,
Mr.. J. E. WESENER, to Miss PHILURA C.
SPALDING, daughter of Hon. r. P. Spalding,
all of Akron.
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200 COPIES
windha1n Academy.
r 4 Y e Mn A

TIIE NEXT TERM OF this Institution viii
Il commence on Wednesday, Sept. 18th
and continue l9 weeks,
The Trustees have employed T. GRANGER
graduate of Western Lseserve College, to
act as Principal; and they Confidently recon-
mend him as a competent, thorough, and sue
cessfuL instructor. .
Especial pains will bctaken with those in.
tending to teach, to prepare them thoro gh>
ly for that business.
Instruction will be given in the Modern
Languages aud in Music. The services OF
an accomplished Pianist have been secured.
1t is believed that the Influences under
which the students ct this Academy will be
placed are unusually favorable to the culli-
valion Of correct mental, moral and social
habits.
Board can be obtained IN good families at
prices varying from Is 90 to $I,25 week
In behalf of the Trustees,
WM. MH.LIKAN, Pies.
Windham, Aug. 22, 1873 4w2sl.
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FIVE LARGE DEEP ULCERS

Dr, w. u. Stoon-D"ar sir: In my opinion.
the greatest cures effected those that have
ongcst resisted the skill ofthe Medical Faeuliy.
Admitting that TO he fact. have case IN
point to viii: Dir James Hantord, Of SAo5sygoni
f""s' was cripp'ed two y, ars with fue foree
deep ulcers, jist above the aa!lc Tile leg Vas
50 much Swollen he could not get on a boot.
Nearly al the most popular Physicians' in va.
rlons places, have treated his case without anv
beneficial effect Last August, Mr. Hanford
solicited my advice. l succeeded in reducing
the swelling and healed two of the sores Tho
other three laborea at tilt the liis of Februa.
rry, without much ifany benefit, when / gave
him box of Stoan's Ointment, and in three
weeks he was well. Respecl'y. yours,
e. u. OsTRANDER M n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-09-17
FIVE LARGE DEEP ULCERS.

SnoBoYGAN, Wis, March ?, lo4o
DR. w. B. Sloan-Dear Sir: In my OPINION,
the greatest cures effected are those that have
longest resisted the skill of the Medical Faculty.
Admitting that to be fact, i have case III
point, to wit: Mr.. James Hanford, .ef sheboygan
Falls, was crippled two years with five large
deep ulcers, just above the ankle. The leg was
so much swollen he could not get on o boot. Near
ly all the most popular Physicians in various
places, have treated his case without any benef-
cial effectx
Last, August, Mr.. Hanford solicited my ad-
vice. Isucceeded in reducing the swelling and
healed two of the sores. The other three | Ia:
bored at till the first of February, without
much if any benefit, when gave him bex of
Sloan's Ointment, and in three weeks he was
we'll Respectfully yours,
C. B. OSTRANDER, M. D.
gSSee Agents names at the head of Sloan's
Column. For further particulars and testimo-
nials get Pamphlets of agents.
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OsaCc mere ira The EieEd
With any quantity of New. Goods.

OAASS kkhSaS Aka eEaS Il ASeN
With any quantity of New Goods.
rs'IIE undersigned would respectfully n>
l. form the pubic that they have formed
Ga, Partnership IN business under the firm
Of KENT, GRENELL & co and have loca>
ted themselves at the famous "Bfick Build
m@s' kno IN more recently
"As Franklin near the Bridge"
Where they have fitted up the largest and
most commodi ,us sture room to be found in
The Western country and what is still more
desirable 1t will be filed with the CHEAPEST
ANDEt assortment of Goods ever before
oil. red IN Portage county.
Our motto acM be "SH.4LL PROFITS
and QUICK RETURNS,"-and we
shall endearor 10 convince those vino may
feel disposed to give us call that nothing
will be lost either in time, horse hire, or
shoe lealhe
GFAli kinds Of produce will be purchased
on as favorable terms as it can be disposed
Of al any point in this vicinity.
ITThe highest price paid for WOOL,
with as much cash a. is offered at other places
MARVIN KENT,
GEO w WELLS,
CHARLES II. KENT.
HENRY NJ. GRENELL.
Franklin Mills, May go, lS49.
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Arrival Of the Eur0Da.
ST. JOINS, Sent, II, 10 A. NJ.

of' JOHNS, oept, Ii, lU A. M.
The Europa arrived at Halifax at s O..
clock on monday evening.
In the English manufacturing districts
there is more firmness in the market
The weather continues very fine in Eng
land and Ireland.
Harvest operations on the Continent,
are proceeding most satisfactorily. The
market for Breadstuffs continues to recede.
Adyices from the north of Europe are
not favorable for the crops, but from eve.
ry other Section they are cheering.
Market Tor American cured provisions
was dull during the week, and rulinng pri.
ces far from remuneration. !.
Good business is doing in the Corn mar
ket, at improving prices.
HUNGARY.-Advices from Vienna, are
10 the 26lh ult. The news is blind, con.
Trajectory. and unsatisfactory as ever.
The Weinser Zestung, contains expla-
nation Of Gorgey's surrender, but it con-
tains nothing new.
The London Melss, says, the general
belief on the Continent was, that the Hun
garian General, Gorgey, surrendered with
his Army to Paskiewitch. Oh a pledge be-
ing given by the Russian commander, that
the Gar would guarantee the lhdepend-
ence of Hungary.
Klapka still holds possession OF Comorn.
An action it is reported was fought be.
tween Raab and Conorn, in which Magyar
obtnined some advantage.
Ban Jellachich had arrived at Temeson.
He met no opposition, and found the road
covered with arms and warlike stores that
had been abandoned by the defeated Mag,
yars.
Benz and Oregon surrounded by Luders
had left their troops and escaped.
The Emperor had decided that Gorgey's
corps should be partly entitled in imperial
ranks, and partly dismissed to their homes,
and the officers be tried.
Accounts from Pesth, state that il was
rumored that Kossuth had been captured off
the frontier Of Wallachia. Another ac
count from Turkey state that Benz and
Ko ssuth hare arrived from Adrianope,
where they had embarked in British ship.
Gorgey's letter ia klapka, directing the
surrender o Conorn, assigned noreason for
h course other than the helpiessness of
the case of Hungary.
i he Russian Minister, in Paris in a
formal note, has given an assurance to the
French Government that the Emperor has
not thonght OF territorial ggrandizement.
but that he Will retire as soon as the Hun
garians lay down their arms. PLAIN
Dealer.
ONEDATLATER BY TIIEEUROPA.
New YonK, Sept. 13
One day later intelligence has been re-
ceived from Hungary. Co,noln had Ca
pituialtd, aud the Austrian Minister of ar
had entered the fortress on the 25th.
The country of the Waag has been en-
tirely evacuated by the Iiungarions.
kossu,h has positively left Arad fol
England with the Hungarian crown jewels
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-09-17
HIGHLY SPOKEN OF.

Extract from Ire sWdukesha Democfat,' Wis
May 9, la49 9,--'sSLoAN's MEpIcINEs."--A sub.
scriber writing from the town Of New Berlin,
requests us to say, that he has used Mr.. Slsan'a
Horse Ointment in several instances during the
past winter. and always with the desired effect.
and wishes Us to recommend it to those who
have the use and care of horses. Mr.. Sloan g
medicines are highly spoken ofgener ally, and
from the favorable acquaintance we have with
that gentleman, we are led TO believe that they
are prepared with view TO give real benefit to
whatever purpose they are recommc nded,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-09-17
BURNT TO CINDERS

W. Is. Stoan:-Dear sir: Justice demands
mat should return to you my unfeigned
thanks for your uaparaltelled Ointment Three
weeks ago my daughters clothes caught fire,
and before the fumes could be extnguished, ;,
they were all burnt to cinders, the child was
sobadly burned that death seemed inevitable
IN less than wenty-four hours. Your Ointment
was recommended, and used with success-it
gave perfect relief! l. is needless TO add that
The ch Id is now well and about her business
The medicine is GH and more than il is recon.
mended to be. Every family aud person should
have il in their possession.
feel indebted to you for my chill's lifr. and
anything that can do for you or your me dcnu
| am ready and willing 10 perform,
Your humble servant,
JOHN IT. GRAMS.
Flint Greek, Lake Go. iii Feb. %. Is49.
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RATTLE SNAKE BITE.

Dr. W. B. SIoan:- Dear sir; Last month Mr.
A. B. TAYLOR. of Gopher Hill Indiana, had
horse badly bitten on the nose by Rattlesnake.
Some ten hours after, saw the horse. his
head was remarkably swollen, l Immediately
applied your Ointment freely, and we were as
tonished at the prompt relief afforded. In less
than one hour the swelling began to abate, q nd
in twenty four hours it had nearly all subsidized, /,
and within three days the horse was not only
ft for use. but was actually Put 10 hard labor
without any injurious result.
Yours, Resp't. l.. s. BARTLETT.
Chicago, June 9th, 1S49.
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Dcatl)s.

IN Shalersville, on the Sth inst. after q pro-
tracted illness: THERSEY, wife of Edwin
Crockcr, aged s5 years. She has left numerous
relations to lament her untimely death,
At Brandywine Mills, Summit county, Mrs
ELEANo OR WALLACE, of consumption, wife
OF the late George Y. Wallace, Esq.
In this township, on the Sd inst, Mrs. BAR.
BARA PRICE; reliet of the late William Price
aged years.
In this village, on the 10th inst. NATHAN
FREEMAN, in the ssth year of his age.
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Proclamation.
ANN n U A L Ell ECTION.

THE qualified Electors of Portage coun-
ty, OHIO, are hereby notified to meet al
the usual place Of holding Elections in their
respective townships on Tuesday the 9Th day
OF October. nex.. between the hours of eight
O'Clock, A. NJ. and four o'clock, p. NJ. of
that day f;ossthe purpose of electing one
Representative TO the State Legislature, one
County Commissioner, one Treasurer. one
Prosecuting Attorney, Que Recorder, and
one Poor Ii use Director.
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS,
Notice is also hereby gwen 10 lie 1'rus-
1t es OF tie several ToAn~hlps that the fol-
luwmg is the annual Apportionment and
lumber OF Jurors which they are required to
return with the Poll Books for tie year 1919:
dprortioan'ent Of Jurors among the several
Townships in the County Of Parlage made
on The first Monday OF Sep ember, A. D.
lH49, in conformity to the Act entitled
".An act relating TO Jurors"
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RAPIDLY INCREASING.

Pekin, Ill. June 4th, 1S49.
Mr.. w. B. Sloan-Dear sir--Ons the 10th
of last month we purchased of your travelling
agent, as we thought sufficient supply of your
preparations to last till he came round again,
but the demand for your medicines are lncreas,
ing, and we have sold nearly all. piease e sena
US Immediately two doz of the Herse Ointment,
two doz Condition Powders, and one doz. ram
ily Ointment And we will pay your travels
ing agent tor them the next time he visls our
Respectfully, Yours,
ANSls e. WRIGHT.
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JOHN IT. CRANE
Flint Greek, Lake Go. I'll. Feb. 2s, Is49,
THE CHILD WAS HEALED.

THE CHILD WAS HEALED.
York Precinct. Du Page Co. III. Dee. 81, 1s4s
Mr. w. b. Sldan- sn: Last summer one tof
my children was badly bitten by rattlesnake /,
We applied your Ointment Freely and 'lhS
child was healed.'
Also, had horse wounded in the siifo
JOINT. IN which lie took culd and became 80
much swollen and distressed, that the horse was
supposed worthless, but by a free uso of your
Ointment, was soon cured. ~
We have used the Ointment in sfcat ma
ny other cases, with equal success.
Waller WHrfBtCK.
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TOO MUCH

Cannot be said in favor Of Sloan's Horse
Medicines Our neighbors, friends and &C.
qnaintances who have used them, testify their
appreciation in no ordinary terms, and recon-
mend them with confidence. Cures, almost
miraculous have been effected by this medicine.
Every disease whicti the horse Is heir to-" Is
cured, permanently. by the use of SIoan's Med
cincs. TRY THEN and test for yourself their
cf1icacy.--W. Organ, MoY S, lS4g.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-09-17
NOTICE..

1EIlE qualified electors Of Portage Coun-
L ty, are hereby required, at the annual
election: on the second Tuesday of October
next, to vote for or against authorizing the
Comm. s-ioners Of Portage County, to sub
scribe TO the capital stock Of tue Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Raj. Road Company, One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, in conformity
with the provisions Of an set passed Febru-
airy 18th, 1913, authorizing certain Count y
Commissioners to subscribe 10 The capital
stock Of Rail Road companies.
The ballots should be endorsed 'ssfor sub
scrptioa," r"ogaiat subscription" and coun-
ted and returned by the Judges and Clerks
of Elections, to The county clerk. as in oth>
er cases. Local Laws, Vol 46, Page 1911.
WM. r.. KELSO, } Commrs.
ORSAMUS l.. DRAKE( of
CARNUT MASON. Portage Co.
County Com'rs. Office, Portage Co. I
Ravenna. Sept. 4 1S49. :
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STRAY CATTLE.

STRAY CATTLE.
Nd ROKE into the enclosure Of the sub
ID scribcr about three weeks since, five
Lead of cattle-two red three years old
steers, mddling size, with small star in
the forehead of each; light hrindIe white
faced COW, red COW, with white legs, and q
star in the forehead, short horns sawed off
at the point-the other red yearling heifer,
with white face.
JOHN B. KING.
Ravenna, Sept. 8, 1849. S2Stf
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zEFuneral services, with reference to the
recent Death of Col. J. ALLEN, at Brecksville,
will be attended on Sunday the 3Oth inst. at 10
o'clock, A. M. at which ttiif4sc~there will be an
address delivered, adapted to the occasion.