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MARRIAGE.
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMBpY
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIvATE MEDICAL coMfANIoE,
BY DR.. A. n. NAuRIcxAu,

ncentsfh Edifts~- lSrse. -. 80. Price, u
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIALLY fOR 7nk
MARRIED. those plating mArraas - disseses
Important secrets which should Be known 70 khen psE-
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budding hood the In the decline Of ysafs,
In whom eontempAtss important ehAngscan AIS
the and the most e@csnt remedies
and most certain mode Of every complaint which
her ser 10 subject
The revelations contained in is RACES have proved Ases
Thousands m ths cradle letters received By the
(which hs permitted By the writer's 70 rstseI viii
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IN ship CONSTITUTION, Lieut.. Blunt q. g. Navy com.
manset will leave Panama for San Francisco abou,
the 9th instant in for the passengers from hy
the Of the nth and 18th inst. For psrtcuiars
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Majority for the Canal bill ..............H
Vacancy lin the Twenty sixth District....

vaCancy III tue 4
ASS.
Wings, in Italics-S2;
ALBANY.
1--Robert Babcock,
2-.qdam i. Studies,
3Hamiiton Harris,
ELI Perry.
ALLEGHASy.
IL. E Norton,
2-Anson CoDgdon,
BRooME.
Roger W. Kinds,
cATTARAuGus.
1--Aionzo "A. Gregory,
2-Wm. j. Nelson.
cAYuGA.
Levi Colvin,
? George Underwood, y
3-Delos Bradley.
cHAuTAuQUE.
Austin Smith,
2 Daniel ". Douglass.
cHEMUNG.
Samuel MINER,
CHESANGo,
1--Leri Harris,
2Ldman Mgersoll.
CLINTON.
Henry G. Hewefi.
COLUMBIA.
John G. LdHgdon,
2-P. W. Bishop,
CORTLAND.
1-.4iran Kellogg.
DELAWARE.
SAMUEL Doyle.
2-ytm. Gleason, Jr.
pUTcHEss.
l-Charles Robinson.
&HoW. r. Shermsn.
3-Wiiham II. Feiter.
ERIE.
l. Orlando Allen.
2William Il. Bird.
3-H,nry .4ttc0od.
4 Charles q. Severance.
ESSEX.
.4brdm TYeidin.
FRANKLIN.
l. William n. H'heeler.
FULTos AND HAMILTON.
John Stewart.
GEsEsEE.
II Albert Roue.
2Lri Fisk.
GRTESE.
1-Aflrater Cooke.
Henry Kinsley.
IiERkfNER.
John II. Wooster.
2J. shall.
JEFFERSON.
l. WILLIAM "A. Gilbert.
2John Pool. jr.
Loren Bushnell.
L George T.. Baker.
2--IIouard &. Cady.
3-Edw1d r. Bdckhouse.
LEWIS.
Dean 8. Howard
LIVINGSTON.
1-.7irin ChamberIin.
10. ID. Lake.
MADISON.
1-Frankiin b. Hoppir.
2-Jairus French.
NoSRor.
1-Ndthan ID. Fcrdyoe.
2-Jim. a. Fitshugh.
D Caleb b. Corser.
MoSrcoNyRy.
is. Puirer Heath.
John 8. Crane.
NEW yoRs.
ALBERT A. Thompson.
2-Charies X. Srcrds.
3-lIenry J. Allen.
4-.fbrahdn JYakeman.
5-Michael Dougherty.
Wills blackstone.
S--Iinry j. Raymond.
s-Sa,idtord T.. Macombr.
e-yohn Ryan.
1o-L. Il. Uard.
Joint Ballot, wings.
Democrats .............
NrAN AfA
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Those marked thus secession democrats reelected
and opposed to the canal BILL Those marked TINS
democrats favorable to the canal BILL Those marked thus
members
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This will become most acceptable present 70 our country
nds and foreign visitors Perhaps o. the greatest
either the Of business or pleasure Is 70 Ind
himself from roitcness necessity involved IN the
unnteresnE and prohtless occupation Of showing beyy
Of country cousins or continental acquaintance over Lon
don. with common courtesy pulling and inclna
ton the other what's TO he done Present them with enc Of
thse erchee and they find their way without your
aid eompsnythe whole Of the great thorougnre. be-
Invested Of the tributary streets rendering Whist has
hitherto been to the great deuty amatter OF
ease and certainty. Mesrs WEIGH sargetson the ware
housemen OF thenrsde the designers OF the and
its general and printing silk are another
assurance Of the great " this immense establish
ment.-Clobe. Nos
HUNT AND RosKELL tsUCCEsSoRS TO ST0RR n
HI hortimer.D Coldsmiths, Slversmiths Nc, 20 the
Queen alec Chronometer and Matchmaker OF No 700 New
Bond street. London: mandatory, % Harrison street,
Gray beg intimate TO their patrons that they
about moving from ther branch business in Princess
street Manchester TO St AnE square in the same town,
and immediately opposite to the principal entrance Of the
Exchange.
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DAcKETs FOR HAvRE.-sEcoND LINE.-THE FOL-
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from drawing made by him during the mhiai
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the Queen The chosen In the picture being when
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JUST PUBLISHED,
The United States Frigate st. Lawrence saluting of
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No.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
AvEGETABLE COMPOUND.

TURNER'S BALSAM, an infallible remedy
L for Diarrbea, Dyscntary, Bowel or Summer
complaint of children and adults. perfectly
safe and eficacious remedy under all circunl.
siancea II has been used with happy and never
failing effect by some of our most successful
practitioners of medicine, wherever introduced
for the last two or three years. as per certificates
accompanying the medicine. in pamphlet form.
Hundreds of cases ofboth children and adults,
have been cured and relieved by the above Bal.
sam, utter every other remedy had been tried in
vain.
The following isa copy Of certifc ate relative
to the virtues, eci, Of the above Balsam, used in
tho family ofthe Rev.J H. Power, ofthe Metho.
diff Book concern, of this city, viz:
Mr.. TuRNEn-Siri deem it due to you to say
that for several months, have been trying
many remedies for Diarrhoea, but with little
success; but, hearing of your remedy, / pro-
cured one bottle, which have used in my
family with great success and feel free to
recommend il 10 the public as valuable medi-
cine for Diarrhosl and similar diseases.
Yours, truly, J. H. Power.
Cincinuatti, Juno 25, 1850.
The above Syrup or Balsam is prepared and
sold Wholesale and Retail, at Samuel C. Turner's
Drug Store, north east corner of Orchard and
Main streets, at the store of Gardiner & Co. on
Nam street, between Seventh and Eight streets,
west side, Cinclnnatii and at the principal Drug
and other stores in the West generally.
CuRTIss HATCH, agent Ravepna. 3m 316.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
Jenny Lind and the Spirits

Il is we'll known that Katharine Fox, a
child Of some dozen summers, is at present,
and has been for some time, stopping in the
family Of Horace Greely, New York.
When Jenny heard of the remarkable man
lfestations daily made in presence of 3Ka-
tAy." "as she is called, she went to Mr.. Gree
iy's to see her.-It is said the sweet song
stress had very interesting interview with
what she beiiered to be the spirits Of depart
ed friends, and when she left, she kissed
little Kathy, sa, ing, aIf it were possible
for You to make these sounds know it i'm.
possible for you TO answer the questions I
have had answered this evenii g. Jenny
had been conversing in her native tongue,
to which intelligent and truthful responses
had been made. She was overcome with
the startling phenomena, and bid alittle
Kafhy" good-buy with her cheeks suffnsed
with iears.-H. Pl. Dealer. n.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23

DROWN g. HURl BUT, hive retrieved
Id their Boot g. Sh, g store to the tttid
recently occupied by Is. Little n Bookft6ru
one door west of K. L. Camrbeils Jewtlty
stofe, Immediately opposite the Court
House; and they take occasion 10 cay thbt
having been located for the past six or kets
en- tnohtas, nmons tie grod citjzens bf Kas
VIENNA, and from the patronage hentolbie
extended to them. hnJ their increase Of bbsii
ness, they are satisfied ihst the public arH
we'll aware where the latest aud most -
- Fashionable Styles ~
are to be found: furthermore, on account ot.
the Increased demand for their goods, they.
have enlarged their stock of BOUTS and
SHOES, suleleather, DC, and feel fully s6ta
fdent that they can give ENTIRE sATiffAc.
lion to all who may call apon them at tleir
new location. The Lady CD stomers In arr
tcu!df are REQUESTED to call laftet hav.ng
looked the market thfoneh) and cxumihe as
genteel an assortment tf ladles wear, ih The
line of FrenGh hhd Gre clan cmbroid. Ted
ties-Jenny Lind ehameled and Patent
Leather Excelslors, Poikas and Ties. hnick-
erbocker Buskins and Excelsior SHOES, Black
Bronze and White Mid Slips, uaiiers, Hon
Caters, &C., fc.i which we're selected from
the stocks of many thousand cases; with
much PRECISION and care, expressly for this
market. and would merely add, as to qualiIy,
neatness of ht, DeWness Of style and cheap.
ness of price. they pledge themselves not
10 be surpassed by anv boot and shoe esroba
lshment in Northern OHIO, aud PERSONS
wishing TO purchase any articles in theif
line economically. are particularly requested
to call and examine theft stock, as it Is we'll
wofthS the attention Of purchasers.
Hons MANUFACTURED, as well as Eastern
Ii,s S is tea 'hssi hsss 's @ s s'G, s, IL
most experienced Workmen:
SoLs LEATHER in abundance. wholesale ar
retail at BROWN l. llURLBUT'6,-
Ravenro, April sl, 1881. tef'1sa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
NEW GOODS.
G.. BKENTISS

ds great pleasure in presenting his sirtieth
IL stock Of SbFfag and Summer Goods, to The
citizens of Portage. II comprises the usual
~ suited to the sedaon for which 1t was purclas-
ed.
In reviewing tile past thirty years, he has been
much graiifed I'd ftd so itiaiiy customers who
have continued TO give him theft ctisfum. for the
whole period of time, and also. at the steady in
crease OF business, Rom siitall beginning to an
amount much beyond his anticipation. And II
more pleasing fact still, Is, that his CUSTOMER ;
have been steadily growing tit. Willie he has en-.
deavofetl 10 save from the hh Bile slxpente, d
comfortable support.
He regrets exceedingly tlat he lias itdt fnf
llme past been able 10 bestoM nidfo Of his bessun
III auehtion 10 his business hut lie has cndeaSbr-
ed 10 make up for that defcehey by seentihs
competent assistants and as il has not been dern-
Gu necessary to employ one clerk 10 watch nm
other MS customers will find competent clerks
ready 10 give them prompt attention.
AS TO prices, he has spared no paIls b. puFehase
low, and has always been content with a small
advance, :nd lie has no doubt but what he has
always sold his general stock low er Than s A A.
r. A. Gillett, and will continue TO do SO as Iouo
as he continues in business.
But pray who ever heard of s. A. or r. A. Gil.
lstt selling goods cheap. most certainly not any
pefsan In Aurora or vicinity; (such an one, if he
coa'u be found. sight of him weuld cure the
fiost ineetetate case of sore eyes and the dispo-
sllloh that Wpuld prompt exllorbitant profits in
Ahttfa N0nid tlo The same in Ravenna, were
they not compelled as they have been, by COM
Teiitoh 70 cttifofA to the long established prac-
tice IF selling goods fhf small advance.
As to ''t3alitioRs" lie has heard of nonc except
perhaps in Counting Roem, in certain ''Brlck
Store on the Cdfnefs," and his Impression is that
the parties fefeffed 10. heed have ns fears from
any other s-'lfee.
Ravenna May 12th, 1851.
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Ravenaa Prices Current.
czonaEcrED wEEkLY.
BRIDGE PROPOSALS..

IsEALED proposals for the construction
- of Bridge across Silver Greek in the
townehip of Nelson in the lower village Of
Garrettssille, will be received by the Cons
missioners Of Portage County, at the Au-
ditor's office IA Ravenna until the 18th day
Of July, A. D. 1851, said bridge to be con-
strucled as folIowss
There is to be one stone abutment on the
north side Of the bank, ten feet in height,
IL feet in width, feet thick 1T the bottom,
aud feet thick at the top, with wings suffi-
cienf 10 protect the abutments.
The wood work of said Bridge to be as
follows: The stringers to be eight in mum
ber 45 feet in length, 8 by II inches thick
with stick of timber under each end of the
bridge 8 inches by 16 in thickness for
stringers to rest upon; the outside stringers
to be doubled. with an undergirder bolted
through each outside stringcr with iron
bolts n inches in size. Width of Bridge
to be l4fcet from outside to outside. Plank
Iet feet long aid inches thick, Railing s
feet high put on with spikes, all to be done
in q good workmanlike manner and com>
pleted by Oct. !, 1851.
BY order of County Commissioners.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Co.,Auditor.
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NEW CIV -Y~noor,
Shoe, Leather & Finiifng Store.


"Be sure you're right then 60 ahead"
TIME subscribers, at their Store one door
west of Rowell & Co.'S. Stcre in RAJ
VIENNA, offer to the public the largest and
most general assortment Of Boots, Shoes,
Leather, Morocco, Linihgs, Shoe Findings,
Tanners Oil, &C., ever opened IN Ravenha;
and, as to prices. they are determined not
to be undersold by any establishment in
Northern Ohio.
TO SHOEMAKERS they would say, they
can furnish them with French Calf Skins,
Mems and Woman's Morocco, Innings of
all kinds, Sole-leather of different qualities,
with prices to suit, Shoe thread, Sparables,
Pegs, Bindings, with general variety of
MOST KINDS OF KIT.
at the lowest Cleveland prices. Call and
see our stock. We have now on hand and
intend at all times to keep first rate
Article of -..--
Tanners Oil, and Sole Leather,
which we offer to tanners in exchange for
Upper Leather or Cash. at prices that will
suit them. Call and see our Oil. and it
may save you a journey TO Cleveland to
procure an article no better or cheaper
We shall keep Barrel of OIL on tap to sell
by the gallon or quart.
Our motto is, slow Prices and Ready
Pay"
]. GIL LIS & Co.
Pavnnnp limo
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
Good News.
CarcAoo, Jan 8, ls4e

CHfCAGO3 Sdu ., loAOs
w. B. Sloan Sir: One Of my horses
was hoof bound and also wounded in the
stife, in which he took cold, and became SO
crippled that he could scarcely travel. By
the free application of your valuable Oint-
ment, his hoofs were soon softened and the
stifie permanently cured.
i lave a'so used the Ointment in the
case Of Poll-Eyil and on severe gals with
equal success.
On mashed finger that was very pain
FOL, il operated like charm.
Yours, &C.,
A. VAN ORDEN.
See Agents names at the head of
Sloan's advertisement For further par
,icuIars and testimonials. get Pamphlets Of
agents.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
GREAT COUGH REMEDY
..... AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR THE CURE of
COUGHS, COLDS,

~ OoIIo, SSIAo1
rHOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, -
IVHOOPiNG-COUGH, GROUP.
ASTHMA and CONS UMPTION.t
The uniform success vliicff has n.edt tho
US, of this prcparation--iis salnttrs thrc,<- us
power to relieve aud cure affections vi ilfe
Lungs, have gained for il ccel rily tqalted W
no otheI medicine: We offer il 10 the d afiiicied
with ellire CO lfd, nee in is virtues, aud the
full beici that 1t ~ilI shbduu and remove ihd
scvsfes attacks OF disease upon The lhIoai and
LunEx, These results us they beeotuc publicly
know II, very naturally dlirdrl tie atlthiien Of
medical n,eh thd the phllaithrUrlsis every.
where. What is ihsf opinion Of CHERRf
PEG TOR, Al may be sl6u in The fclowingi=t
VALENTINE MOTT, nj. D = Siss
FroF Surgery Ned Coiless. Ne,o York, ssys:-s
efficacy IL Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL,
which consider peculiarly adapttt to cure tis.
cases 1T lhe Throat and Lungs"
TIE RT. REV. LORD BISHOP FIELD -
writes IN u lcttet to his friend, who wns fasf
sinking under all afFettion of The Lungs:-"rry
tho CHERRY PECTORAL and if uny tnc,l.
cine give YOU relief, With the blessing u.
God that will"
CHIEF JUSTICE EUsTIS. e. aa
OF Louisiana, whites ''rhat young daugAttf
of his was cured of several severe utiu,ks 1T
Group by tho CHERRY PEG CrORAL.'"- -
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS. ~
The Canadian Journal Of Medical Seitncs
stdtrs ~ hat the Asthma and Bronchitis sd
prevalent ii, this inclencnt climate. has yielded =
with surprising rapidly TO Ayers Cherry Peeiesss
raj, and we caniiut TOO strongly recoumend
this skilful preparation TO tho tItIessioh and
public generally"
Let the relicvcd sufferer sbsok fof Iimseir:--
HAhrFoRb, jan.s6 1871.
Dr. J, C.. Ayer-Dear Sir-llaving beee Tess
cucd from a painful aEd dangerous disease ny
your medicine, gratitude prompts me 10 ,eid
you this acknowledgment, not only in lnstics ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
Great Fire In San Francisco IL, ,0OO,- /
600 Dollars worth Of Property de.
htroyedi ~ -
NEw DRLkANs, June II.

r,sfl d -=.- - :
There has been grea. FIRE in San Fran.
cisco. The city is in ashes. $l6,0UO,-
600 Of property have been Destroyed
The Custom House, Parker's National,
New World and Exchange Hotels were
all burned. The offies of the Steamship
Company and Delmonico's were ga around
the district consumed. A large number Of
vessels were also destroyed. The fire
was FIRST discovered in Clay street, and
rapidly spread through other parts of the
city. George, Center and Eidon streets
were completely cleared out. Il is feared
some lives are lost.
The mining news is cheering. New
discoveries are being made. The quartz
machines wsre doing we'll; the owners
average from $50 to $50 per day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
Alarriagf5.

In Stow, on the lIth inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Leeds. Mr.. GEORGE H. WALDO Of Raven
..a, to Miss HARRIET L. POWERS of Stow.
: In Brimfeld, on the 18th inst by Uriah Saw
yer Jr., Esq, Mr. FRANK L. SMl1 H, and
Miss PHtLENA EiTINGER, both of Frank
lin.
On tho 18th inst, by Rev. G. Brown, Mr
GEORGE C. BELTS, and Miss RACHEL A.
LOREN, both Of Deerfeld.
In Rootstown, GA the 10th inst, by Otis Reed,
Esq, WILLIAM MANN, of Louisville Stark
CD, and Miss ELLEN MIX, of the former place.
In Randolph, on the 18th inst, by James
Collins, Esq, Mr.. SoLAMAN BITTERMAN,
ofSpringfeld Summit CO., to Miss ELIZABETH
BEANS of the former place
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
NEW DRUG STORE
DIR. yFOOdwOrtll
SHOWER BATHS.

SHOWER BATHS.
THE subscribers would respectfully suggest
l. to the citizens of Portage County, that they
have on hand good supply of Deshon's Patent
Shower Baths; an excellent article for health
and comfort. Amy person who wishes to live
without the attendance Of a physician, should
procure one of these Baths and make freaueht
use of it. Please call and examinb them
Township rights will be sold on reasonable
terms. HORACE Y. BEEBE.
WILLIAM GAME.
Ravenna, May, 26, 1851. 3lS5w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
SELLING OFF AT COST.

q DAY, at the Stone Store, being desrous
-. to close his business in trade. is now Offer
ing ant will continue TO offer, AT COST, AND FOR
REvDY PAY, his entire stock of Dry Goods, com.
prising almost every article in that line. gen.
eral assortthent of Clothingi Hardware, Boots
and Shoes. Books and stationery; and which,
it is confidently believed, offer superior induce
ments to purchasers. All PERSONS wishing to
Buy Goods Cheap are cordially invited 10 call
and examine his stock before purchasing else-
where.
Ravenna June 9. 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
COURT.


ON the gath day of July 1851, at one
~ o'clock in the afternoon, on the preml-
ses, vii be soldto the highest bidder the
following reul estate as the property of
Cutlip Eatinger deceased. to wit: twenty
four acres and forty>four rods of land stu
atein Rootstown, Portage county, known
by being part Of lot numbsr forty-three,
bounded as follows:-beginning at the
northwes, corner of said lot and running
south on the lot line three chains and fifty
links to the centre Of the road, thence along
the centre of the road TO John Caris' land,
thence nor, h on the west line of Carts land
to the north line OF said lot, thence west on
he north liLe Of SAID lot to the first corner.
= TERMS CT sALE--One third down, one
third in nine mont hs and one third in eigh>
teen months withinterest.
Appr,ised at $436, so.
JEREMIAH MOULTON, Adm. of
Cutllp Eutinger, deceased.
June Is, 1851. nSl6
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-23
LAND FOR SALE.

T,IIE tract of land id The township bf Ed
L lnburgh, near Oahptells Port, on lots
e and 9, fronting on The CleSelahd abd
fittsbufgh Road, aud to@h line Of EdinS
bnrgh and Ruotstowh, is offered for sale.
II contains BETWEEN 80 and 100 acres. This
MOST Uf it is heavy timbered, and Contains
large quantities Of good stone for building
purposes: A new saw nill, built in the
most approved manner, put in operation in
the fall and winter of 1913, is in good run.
ming corditiHh. .-,- 80,
For terms and particulars, enquire OF tho
undersigned, at tho Campbells Port Grist
Mill.
JOHN & q. D. wHITTLESEY.
Mly 6, 1851. JOS sIs Fsslf
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BONNETS.
WE are in receipt this day off, large and
w complete assortment of Spring and
Summer Bonnets, among which are the fol>
lowing styles.
French Lace
with capes
Jenny Lind Swedish
Alboni Pearl
Pearl & Saith Coburg
Gimp peafl s. Alboni
&c., St., SC. also large variety of Atti-
6cial Flowers, Sprigs, Wteaths, Bonnet
Tabs, Silk Rouches-colored and white, the
whole of which we offer at prices which
cannot fail to suit.
April 25. s. A. & RIA GiLLETT.
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HURRA!

NEW TAILOR SHOP
"AS been opened by Q. L. SutlIff in
ves ves, NJ more ] than cheap. Cutting. also, done
and warranted to fit, if made. Clothing al
ready made that will fit any body. Please
call. o. L.. SUTLiFF.
Raycnna, May 90, 1851 nsis-ly
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David POrter's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has been appointed and qualified as
late Of Palmyra, Portage county Ohio, de-
ceased. ss
:, Dated at Palmyra, this Goth day Of May,
A. D.lS5i. ISAAC COLES, admir-.
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