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DR.. GUYsoTTs IMP ReYED EXTRACT
OF YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAPA-
RILLA,put up in the largest sized bottles,
contains more Of the pure Honduras Sarsapa-
rilla than az any ether preparation extant which
is chemically combined with the Extract of
Yellow Dock, the Extract of Wild Cherry, and
the .Balsam of Fir, thus making the remedy more
thoroughly efficient than any other sarsaparilla
before The public At the same time it is per-
fectly free from all mineral posons, which can
not be said Of any ethersof the sarsaparilla COM
pounds invalid should beware Of poisens!
M ercury,, IRON auinine, Potash, iodine, Sui
phur, Arsenic, and many other mineral and me-
tallic peisons enter into and form the active ba-
sis Of most Of the Sarsaparillas and .Panaceas of
the day. Guysotts, Compound Extractzof Yel-
low Dock and Sarsaparilla does not contain
particle of these substances; as any one can as
certain by applying the necessary tests.
These poisons may occasionally; remove dis
ease, but they SO vitiate the blood and complete
ly impregnate the whole system with their
baneful effects, that the first cold, or the first at
tack of disease, prostrates the patients strength,
and subjects him or her to the most excruciating
torture, and renders another cure almost i'm
possible and hopeless Let all poisonous Sar-
saparilla preparations alone, and use Guysott's
Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rilla, whichis thoroughly effcacious, perfectly
harmless. and purely vegetable. All kinds of
diseases yield to its genial influence. 4. = q
a1See advertisement ' sT=ss5 al -. - -ss|52
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Deatl)5.

D@-9~0@~o~NS-oooo~-ST~ N0oe-N
On the morning Of the 9th of Sept, instant, Of
Consumption, at Detroit, Mich, Mrs. CHAR
LOTTE N HARMON, consort of John Har--
mon, of this place, aged AS years.
Deceased was born in Hudson, n,snow in Sum-
nit county, Sept. 4th, 1905, and had spent her
days in Ohio until some Is days beforeher death,
when she went on a visit to some of her children,
in Detroit, and with view to benefit her health,
which had been declining many years.
Having done her duty through life, when her
hour came she felt prepared, and feared death
only as it would separate her from those she
loved AS a wife and mother, she was kind and
affectionate. She sought intelligence to learn
her several duties; was industrious, moral,
cheerful and contented through life, and to her
death. Her memory to her companion, children
and friends, will ever be accompanied with
pleasant recollections, and her loss most deeply
denlored - :. --------
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nldrriunes.ss

~ ('<e4<r<cooCo-No|cS,o J@-o1Do11o49("<N-@o
In Rootstown on the 18th inst, by Rev. MIR.
Webster, MIR. JOHN. WARD, of Minnesota,
and Miss OLIVE A, DEMlNG Of the former
p'ss.tsss sts % bs7s4azg u t4;s tusa,s sid 81 ssa>
IntLissyillage, een the Iith inst, bye n ID.
Clark, Esq. Mr. JACOB fHARTLERODE, of
Rayenna, and Miss CATHERINE MORGAN,
e1 Paalmyra ras7 s4s tssEt a}eai s7g.ai .sz 6,-l
AT the Prentiss House, n.thissv village, on the
3oth ult., by Ezra B.. Taylor, Esq, Mr.. ORSON.
ALLYN, Of Freedom, and Miss ELVIRA NJ 4.
KING, of Charlestown. eg.h ge..e.. ....s.....
In this village, ON the 10th inst, by Ezra. B.
Taylor, E.q, Mr.. WILLIAM r, FOX, Of, Pa,
and Miss sSARAHBEAN,o of Deerfeld.
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NO DODGING,

Bubes' and C1taldren's Likenesses taken
-a5a an from Taua to Four Seconds NJ.
AT MATTHEW'S SKY LIGHT DAGUERREAN
ROM. .a.-ss E.-t ....., ..s,..~. -.--..
DEST time for children from A NJ.
ID until P M. Good weather, for chill
dren. is necessary. T. Loudly Or pleasant for
older persons makes no difference "a an,
N. B Persons wishing Good Lihenesses
had better come to regular room. as the
best effect of light and shade can be given
by sky light. 2ass5 s.aiassI June la.
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October Appointments. A
DR.. II. TUBES.
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

ANALYIICAL PHYSICIAN, Il
NlLL be insattendance at his'aRoom;
| w asfolloN s:lsa aa .sjg -cs-7si - +
! R'vESNA-Prentisso House, Friday aftcr-
noon and Saturday y, lStln and 18th of: Oct, e
CANTos-rMyers Hoiel, Thurs day and FIJI
day forenoon, 8 d and 9TH Of Oct. -.'
New L1sBoN-Watson's flotel,, Saturday
and Monday, 5th and '7th Of Oct. 'S' 81 1
BRIDGEwATER. PA.-Hammon ond's Hot el.
Tuesday and "Wednesday, sth and 9Th o.;
CANFIELD--Eagle Hotel, ,7Satnraay,aigt o!
| Oct.' - s-7-Ha ssriHH- 4E:l3z Ira H55-3 IL
Mansion House, Monaay
and Tuesday, I4il, and 18th ef Oct. o.. z.
WARREN-Paltzgroff. House, Wednesday
ard Thursday, 18Th and 18th Of Oct. ,.,.,
AKkoS-C bb's Exchange, Monday and
Tuesday slst and 2gd of Sept.
CUYaHoGA FALLs-Stage House, Wedncs
day. s5rd of Oct. ,~u'sss!sH
CLEvELAND- American House.. Friday,
aurday and Monday, 25 b, s6,h aid Or h
of Oc.. Cz-.-,s4 IN lsF F:f Il f5y5
MkDlNA-Chldcster Irouse, W ednesday af
ternoon and I thursday, .3Dth and 3lst,o: Uci.
WoosTER-Amerlca House, Friday and
Saturday, lst and Sd of Nov. .-.,-....-.
MAssiLLoN-Amer Honse, Monday
AMI Tuesday, Ash and 5th oiNov.asHd
TIose affected with disease of the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen or Kidneys, Ilhama''ohs.
Rheumatism, Asthma, SLcrtness of breath,
or difficulty of breathing, Dy spepsia, Dropsy,
weakness or nervous debility, restlesness,
loss of appetite, Constipation arrangements
of the ST. mach, bilious affections, Gravel.
White Swelling, Cancer. Scrofuia, Ulcers.
fmpprities of he blood, or any Chron C or
long standing disease are invited to call. ~
=. No Charge for Consulfation.'q "a
DR.. I. neither Glecds nor bisters-nor is
hea Homeopathist-he never uses Mercury,
.4nfimoay, arsenic nor any other Mineral as
medical agent--nor is he a I'homsonian. he
neither Steams nor gives Emetics! His
theory Of disease differs from all others that
have been adopted; but rot more so than
does his system Of treatment! He does NOT
make ck 10 make weH nor tfar dova to Juiii
up again -nor aflay nervous irritation BY
pitching up with anodynes sss2a7 1essHelea
BY calling. persons yunaequnin. ed with
this practice, may obtain names of individu
ais residIag at IT near the several appoint
ments who have been res tored to PERFECT
other m ans bad failed. Among the cures
performed in Northern Ohio, since intro
ducing the Analytical system may be found
almost every variety of disease known in
tn Latitude many of which were of years
standing and had been pronounced utterly
incurable by attendant physicians. All l.t.
ters must be directed TO DR.. II Tubbs,
Cleveland, o.. POST PAID.
Visits to the above arpoin' mems will be
CONTINUED once in four or FIVE weeks.
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The WIG PAarx.@The, New York

The WING TY.-The New York
Day Book Gan independent semi.whig pa.
per- is we'll posted up on the snbiect Of
whiggery.,,In New York il is Seward
and Weed party; in Mass, and Ohio it is
an Abolition party; in Connecticut and
Vermont tits a Free Soil party; in New
Hampshire and Michigan it is mo party;
in Pennsylvania it is a. Tariff party; in
New Jersey it is m antirailroad party, /;
in Virginia it is Taylor party in Della
ware it is Clayton and anti. Clayton par
4ty; and in alhthe other States is a broken
down party, without strength, influence or
importance. s tsss
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ACAUTuON.-Abuu the ONLY 0RIGI-
IA NAL AND ENUINE WISTAR RS.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY the greuu
remedy for Consumption! and the best
medicine known 10 man for Ashthma of every
stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, InAuen.
II, Conghs. Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs.
Shortness ef Breath, Pains and Weakness ia
the Side, Breast, g., and all other diseases Of
the Pulmonary Organs. t.a s.e
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry 10 fDs
EIerba Medicine, composed chiefly of Wild
Cherry Bark and the genuine Iceland Moss,
(the latter imported expressly for this purposc.l
the rare medical virtues Of which are also COM
bined by now chemical process with the CT.
tract of Tar, thus rendering the whole com.
pound the most certain and cfficaeious remedy
ever discovered for Consumption of the Lunes.
Still further evidence Of the remarkable cura>
tive properties Of this inestinabe preparations:
RussELvILLE, Brown co., O.Aug. q, ls49.
Messrs. Sanford & Park-Gentiemen: A
bout six weeks ago l received the agency Of
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, but with some
reluctance on my part, for the reason that
had been the agent for so many pills and 9TH
or nostrums which werc cracked up 10 be some-
thing wonderful, but which turned out in this
end 10 be of no account whatever except 10 tho
manufacturer. But candidly admit that tho
time have been deceived. for the extraordinary
cures effected by Wistar's Balsam have cou~
vinced me that good can come ont of Nazareth
Your agent left me ono dozsn bottles, which are
all gone-having beeD the means Of curing
seveI al obstinate cases Of Consumption, and no
mistake; for what see and know I am bound
to believe, One case in particular; A young
gentleman in Winchester, Adams county Ohio.
ten miles from this place, was cnred Of Consump-
tion when the doctors had given him up. or
could do nothing for him, and II was the inten-7
ton Of his friends to convey him TO your citys
and place him under the care of some eminent
physlcian there. Bnt friend told him Of Wis.
tar's Balsam, and that he could obtain 1t of me.
He sent for Il, and before the second bottle was
gone he was sound and we'll, and attending To-
his every day busixess. As there are several
inquiries for the medicine, il would be well to-
afford an additional sopply without delay.
Very respectfully yours.
IS LAMBERT NEWLAND.
Price $I per bottle, or six bottles for SIS.
Sold by :. ~ fAhh'
North cast corner of Fourth and Walnut
streets, entrance on Walnut, TO whom all Or
ders mu at be addressed. .s.
Sold by appointed Agents in every town i'm
the S,uth and West. t
Sold by CURrIss HATcH. Ravenna: Kon,.
Grennell g. Co. Franklin Mills; J. B. Whcdon,
Hudson; Oviatt & Porter, Rich6eld; Dow & Co.
Cuyahoea Falls; E. Curiiss, Middlebury; A: v.
Horr, Shalerville; w. Dickinson. Randolph;
Gibbs & Day Deer6eld; J. n. Sprague, Gar
re.tsyille: Il. S.sTilden & 60. Parkman: 6. w.
Peat, goebe &iElkns, and }. D.. Commas
Akron. September LIST, 1850.
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- .as =. .W.ATTHE VS. s-- -s.
s Wight
DAGUERREAN ROOMS

ARE AGAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS
N at his old staLd. where Ladies and
Gentlemen can have superior likenesses to
any thing they have seen. l have received
the latest work. and valuable receipts ana
practice, of H. H. Smelling and E. Anthony,
ao5 Broadway, New York, Root, OF Phila,
delphia, Hawkins, of Cincnnati' humphrey
& Finley and l.. L. Hin, Of the State OF
New,York. Alec, all the best operators in
The country or city, Likeness at my rooms
shall not be inferior to any taken in this re-
gion Of country. -
RavenHa, May g7, 1850. fa'-
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TEETH! -TEETH!.i TEETH!!!
G. j. WILLIS
DENTIST,

HiVlNG re, urned from The South would
l. respectfully inform the people Of this
and adj ini"g counties that he is now pre-
pared 10 perform a j operations that may be
required Of the Profession. " f"
Teeth cleaned, and plugged s0iM sold and
9 tin. Pirot Teeth inserted. '.
Also, Teeth inserted on plate, from one to
an entire sci, and all other operations which
the pecnI asi,y of each case may require.
Teeth removed without pain,
whle,under the influence Of Chloroform. j
have, admipistere t,his valuable article more
Frequently Than, ,tny other, Dentist in this
county. and am satisfied from my expert
erce) that when jndcously administered,
It is not only safe bu' perfectly harmless
Work warrpnted. Z . #;'<l .l.A.:s& Z ..
Office orer tile Drng Store Of DR.. Isaac
zoos S,cift, an the Brick Block, saesr'
where may b, found at all times, both day
and night. Eae s{s. Gel. WILLIS.
Ravenna, Aug. 5,h. 1850. 6m.
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Sl,alersvilrc Institute.

ShalerSVilEC Institute. .tt
rNHE TRUSTEES ofihe Shalersulle In
stitu,e would inform the friends OF Ed
ucation that they have completed at the
center of 5Shalersville their new building,
thirty by forty feet two stories high, for
the accommo dation Of the Institute.
This Institute is organized under the late
Act of Incorporation, and is prepared 10 com
mence Immediately its duties Of instruction.
The Trustees have secured the services
Of Mr.. and Mas. BINCKLEY, of Chester,
who are recommended as fully qualified and
experienced Teachers.
The first term of twelve weeks will com;
mence on the 18th day of September next.
TERMs-Common English branches$s 2, so.
Higher branches in proportion. -s.r
Scholars will be furnished with board in
respectable families at reasonable charges.
The Text books recommended by the
Board of County Examiners will be prefer,
red. They can be procured at the store of
A. v. Horr. rr.
ABNER HORR.
1.. .~ SILAS CROKER. Trustees
- JASON STREATOR. '&
Shalersville, Aug. "a, 1850. 4w273
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eaREeEipTs OF THE New YoRK FAln.-
The Albany Journal saws that last year
the society realized for tickets little over
Sc, 600. This year the receipts will near
Iys812;O00y D They may exceed that sum.
aOyer60, 600 single tickets have been sold; !;
and more than 20, ,00O-probably 10000
s---hase entered on members tickets; each
ticket admitting on an average, eight
persons,
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Hinton BeHnd over.

This trial has been concluded, md Lip.
ton boundsoverqin $i5,80os bonds a.These
was no defence in fact. but an effort to
make his pail as favorable as possible
This case will never come to- trial.T
frj-Markathnfl.Ii The bail will be given
and forfeited .-=C1sue Plain Dealer Of
.Sofxrinn.5 stss SasF GzsaA@a eas essl as@7
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GLARfES FAIR

The ladies of Ravenna will hold Fair at the
Court House in Ravenna, on Thursday after
noon and evening, Sept. goth, Every thing to
please the eye, bothssubstantial aud fancyy will
AlIare invited tosattend. so s;ss
Ravenha,, Sept. 16.. 1850. .sssaaa 4raSa etit j 1
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NAMES NOW IN THE BOX.
,.4twaier-Chester w. HInman, Aaron
Porter, Jr. Henry E. Mansfield. ~-.;.. sss
.4vrora-Samuel F. Hickox, Alanson
Brimfeld-David Coburn. --.---.---.-.
CharlestoaUa-Frede Iloolnis.
Dee,f4d-Geerge Weber, Joseph P.
PownaH, Samuel DIVER. g. 81
> dinburgh-Ja James Ranney William Ohm
stead, sAndrew CLARK, Ebenezer Pearson,
Dennis Goddard g - -! asis5 etH ase7s5s''5
FrankHn-Solomon Cole, Harvey C
Newberry, Christian Cackler.. sz,,~y., ~.
7sFreedom-J.aS s. Delano. 50 @'N'.s.
Hiram -Alvah Udalf, r. w. 'Hazen. : =
misunderstanding Blair. '9A 'S''e7'~fa
.Nslson-John n, Tilden ,BenjamlnPritch-
ard.
Palmya-Frederick Westover.g
Paris-I.uman H.sMerril.
Randotph-Festus 5. Coe, Justin Belds
Rasenna-samuel D. stebbias. Henry L.
Day. -, ~ - ...,..,.ss g,:- II .es.ss
:; Rootstolcn-Francis Chapman, Abram
Olmstead. .,ss.r -+t ~. .@,I..s-s .ys irs
>, Shalersuille- Joseph Ladu, James sierl-
ing 80 mai a.. - ~. --,5.a.asya saa
= Observation-Disclosures !. Reinhart.
Sn6ield-D David Perkins, Ebenezer Dus-
tin, Aaron Adams, Thomas ThorP, Isaac
Munroe. -, - a,.,r z..t 80 .z,s..- ~ .a-
Windhim--Henry A. Higley.,' ,,o5, -. ,a. -.
N. B-For duties of Trustees j, in this
case see revised, laws page sos. Section
81 Of ,the Election law, requires that the
Poll Books be returned to the Clerk within
two days Of K election. -, x:
Given under my hand at RaveEna this
10th day of September, A. D. 1850.
JOHN GlLLIS. Sheriff.
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JellllyLInd has come,

A ND SO have the .N'ew Goods at Fl. L.
N Il R. DAYS IN Collins New Store op>
posi1e, The Court House.. -.. =. .~..s....sr,
Weare now receiving our EaN, and Hin
ter stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps and Mufs, all Of which were
bought. within the last three weeks, and
viii be sold 1.-THE lowest figure fol, cash or
ready pay. sAlIIn want of good Goods at
fair ,prices will do we'll to examine our stock
before purchasing and jidge fo- ]; themselves
'gz2 ga "a II. L. & R. DAY.
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Fem Syracuse.

A, telegrapiic despatch received this
moment. states, that Hon. HORATlD
SEYMOUR, Of Oneida Co.., NJ Y.ehas
been nominated for Goyernor.--Ib.ssi34 o.
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Maine Election.

-ssssTaas9 PORTLAND 'Sep.s s12
sssThs aspscts Congressional delega
tiol. last elected in this State, is about set
tied, and will, we think, be: 1&ZGlo
salstEDist. -aMcDonald, Democrat - &
2ds~y 7 Appleton, Democrats I g
ssaF "~zsA Goodenow, Wing. a.z@
4tH g q Andre VS., Democrat. 3
18Th sc Smart. Democrat. 2 81 -. -
aa' 9Th ashburn, Wing.
7th +" Fuller, Democrat. q. -
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Boston Clothing Store.
AT TIE OLD STAND OF TYLER & Ell

AL TIE OLD STAND OF TYLER Il ELY.
r. b. GRISWOLD, t. ...
rs now opening one of Eihe J rges: stocks
Il of REdDY .N.4DE CLOTHING, ever
offered IN Portage county. consisting in
part of Over, Fine Dress, Frock, Sack and
Jockey Goats. SILK, Satin, Cloth and Cons
mon Vests, Cashmere, Corduroy, Fustian
and Funcy PANS. tIandkerchiefs and Cra>
watts, Neck tt i, Stocks and Comforters, a
large assortment IF Shirts, Under Shirts,
Drnwers aud over Ais Mole Skin, Silk and
Fur lIats, Glazed, Cloth, Plush and Fur
Caps, and all endless variety of other arts
cles in the furnishing line, all of which are
brought here to sell, and lie would say that
he will not be underspld by any one this side
of California.
Ravenna, July 1850. s'a.1.@ S'S 269tf. b
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From the Plains.

"A correspondent oflhe ST. RLouisa Repu5-
licum, writing from ten miles west Of Fort
Laramie, June 25, gives the following
statement of affairs on the Plains: 20
We passed Laramie. on the 21st inst.-
The Registers Office al that place, up 10
the evening OF The 20th,, has the following
statistics. Total number, Of, .emigranls
pasl this post up to June 90, 1850 Men,
30, ,740; womeG. e403. !; II children, 50lq;,
wagons 1885, horses, 90, 1913 mules,
6.724 oxen, 2I,4lsa;s cews,3, ,ls5 y, 5ssa
'oTheses remaining behind will doubtless
swell'the number To- so, 00o others in
Proportion = Out ofihis estimate has been
left sone, drove Of sheep, q coop Of, hens and
chickens, geese, ducks, &c. Here Iwould;
just5say that whatever reports you see
fromtFort Laramie may be- reliedsaona as
correct. By.no means belieye The flying
reportsy you chance TO hear from E'he
Plains sSSJZ GA sFs&Ez 81 k&sG
A, few words on another subject will
perhaps afford you some interest-the
price different things command on the
road. s A good yoke Of oxen will bring
800, to $3.50; agood mule, $500 10 $500;
good horse about the same; good brandy,
per. gallon, $l5 to $40 whisky, $40 to
Sl2; sugar and coffee 80 10 40 cents per
pound sbreadstuffs, double the price in
the States bacon, less. Wagons are /
worth nothing. .7sse
-ag.aiea From Oregon, a.s sszua sej
The Oregon dates received by the
Empire City, are TO- the 9th of July
They reached San Francisco on the 95th,
by the steamship Carolina. - We copy the
fol lowing from, The Oregon Spectator: - ss
GoLD MINEs.-The gentlemen who i
have been absent for some weeks past, lex-
plofing the Yakams and Spokan, in search.
Of gold, have all ,retpsned They areport-
having found some gold-a very small
quantity, however y The streams were all
So high that a satisfactory examinatian
could not be made. II is thought, how
ever, that when the waters subside SO as TO
admit Of it, a more thorough examination
will bring TO light hidden mines Of the
metal. {. >s'zi1s' iz$''5 "a
The United States steam propeller
Massachusetts, Com. Knox, arrived at
Astoria on the 2Olh of June, with the
Joint commission. of army and annvy ot1i-
GERS appointed TO select POSITIONS for light
houses and fortiications. The Spectator
says that it is understood they have COM
pleted their duties so far as Puget's Sound
and the adjacent country is concerned,
and are now to examine the mouth of the
Columbia. The Massachusetts came
through thesouth channel, drawing seven:
teen feet. finding abundance Of water.
We also learn from the same source,
that Capatin Thomas Hawks buoyed Hodt
the channel from Pillar Rock to Tongue
Point. and last week. carried The. Torquina
through it, finding ii perfectly good ben
ting channel, with sufficient water for all
vessels navigating the 81 river. The old
channel round Tongue Point bar has
long been. oneaof the greatest difficulties
to the river navigation
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:. A A. !: D 4, 40 !, i :

/ The MRssRs. sro@ ca in nsmber) will beat
COLLINS HOTEL, IN RAVENNA,se
on Thursday evening, ssssPtelm Der goth. sforthe
purpose Of having q dance. No failure on ac-
countoft the weathersaa ssas5sH 7o agEtEEz s9
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DE LAINES-The largest and best as
IL sortment of DeLaines can be found
very cheap at the new store of
septl4. H. l.. g. r. DAY.
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r INSEED OIL for sale by the BbI. or
IL gallon. t. q. HAfCH.
R1yenoa, July sg, 1850. ot5. eg'..lsT
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Tricopherous and Balm Of Columbia for
restoring the hair. Pure Cod Liver Oil by
The gallon or boitle. Chloride Of Lime IN
bottles. Cioue .4ntdyne and Paraguay Rour
"cer,ain cures' fer ,he Toohach CnatLa-
7idai Co.iodion. new article for vcsicntion.
Hofman's .4dodyne. Iodide .Nercury.r Spon-
ges, of every Gescrrption. Canary Seed
Sand Paper. I,afn,sh HMte Lead, dc DC.
Received and for sale by @..'
-" aa nH.t- Isl. SWIFT
July 6, 1850. .24s5 - 6m.
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cHAWLS!SIIAWL large assortment
y consisting of Grape. Silk, Berge, Cash
me;e, Thibet. J.c. &c. just received and for
sale cheap by Z. PkENTIss.
Nav 10, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16

SS HAWLS-A great variety just received
- aud selling at such low prices That no
one need 60 without. A. V.lloRR. &
Nav A. c.' re- Shalereville.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16

nOOTS & SIlOES-A. V. IIoRR has just
ID reed large stock of Boots and She
which he is selling at lower prices than any
Of his neighbnr, in The county. Gill and
get good pair Of Seal Boots for g.. s
MavrI7ih. r., 10 .utrsgfs.4 fl -....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16
Ravenna, Sept. 10. 1850.

DIX sILKs-Justreceei,vesd splendid ar
ID sticle of black silk, for EMaalilIas, and
Dresses, Also, silk fringe and lace to trim
with, at The new store Of ...-:s s..,.zsH
sept14 H L. g. R. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16

A L my instance an attachment was this
"A day issued by Samuel Craig, justice
of the peace of Atwater township, Portage
county, against the property and effects Of
E c. Frost an absconding debtor.
Dated this 2lst day of Aug. l840.
e73xb 3 =i THOMAS FERGUS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16

DROAD CLOTHS--A large assortment of
D French, English and American black,
brown and olive Cln,hs; also black and mix
ed Cashmaretis, Drap D'ete, dc. for sum-
mer coats, all of which have been bought
low, and will be sold accordingly, at 'sa'
Mny q. 9s. ROWELL u COS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16

WHITE FISH AND TROUT-Just re-
w ceived and for sale BY the Bbl. or 'half
Bbl. at l1oRR s.
MAY l7th. tr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-16
Drugs ard .Nedicisses,

PAINTS OILS g. DYE-STUFFS,
together with nearly all the Patent Mcdi.
cines usually called for; also good supply
of Paint, Varnish, Whltewasll, clothes, hair
and shoe Brushes, pure White Lead, coach
and furniture Varni<h, Spts Turpcn' inc,
sc. &c. e. nATCII. '
R,venna july g, 1880 tt='@- -7Fs@.''.