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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

~The Washington Republic publish.
es rumor that Secretary Lorwin has lost
s5l 900 by the failure Of the Columbu
Insurance Company. as..
AS the Republic is the organ of the high
of6cials at Washington, it ought to know
whether Mr.. Curwin lost that change or
whether "Uncle SAM" lost it!--Cin En-
quirsr.
We will wager Principe that Mr.. Cor.
win will not lose it and Uncle Sam wiH
Who will dare take the bet?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
. 5nurrira.

At the Freedom House, in Drake sburgh, on
the 9th inst, by o. L. Drake, Esq, Mr.. JAMES
RAY, and Miss HATTY M. ELLINWOOD,
both of Hiram.
In Paris, on the 2sth ult, by Brainard Selby,
jr Esq, Mr. STEPHEN M. GALE, to Miss
ELlZABE1 ii EVANS, all of Paris.
On Thanksgiving Day, Nov. eth, ut the
Freedom House in Drakesburgh, by O. L.
Drake, Esq, Mr.. ABRAM WIGLE, to Miss
JULIA A. MORGAN, all of Ravenna.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
! sLaterlI',,a;lnldBetler.

) !. Nsw YoRK, Dec 6. 9 P. M-The city
- hastbeen full OF excitement from the dawn
81 Of day, in consequences OF preparations to re-
+ sceive the iliustfions Kossnth.a sef sss@
: y He landed at Castle Garden at about one
os O'Clock, where he was received ard well
coined by Mayor Kingsland. kossush Ie-
=, piled in speech Of great eloquenee. =
.tlsss The procession was to move at z CLOCK.
Ic7 The city Is 10 perfect uproar:
"a iKossu;li, on his " ay up from qaarfantine
was saluted by forts. and boats every
class, and by the artillery on shore and
from the bill every where
80 KossurH's RscprIoN. The day was
hsAutiful,and the reception magnificent
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

u RAr WAS CHANGED The w asning.
ton Telegraph of Friday SAYS OF The Presi-
e4ni's message, that afier being, put in
type, it underwent extensive alterations.
Rumor says il was difficult, 10 adap, it 10
the views Of Mr. Webster, so far rs to OBJ
tain from him even a ffesi.atiag sanction
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
3arlV arrival of Boots & shoes
New and Fashionable Jewelry..
1S. A. BAIRD.

DEALBRIN CLOCKS WATCHES JEW
IL ELRY. SILVER WARE & YANKEE
NOTIONS, would respectfully aDnoupce to
the cItlzens Of Rarenna and viciniry that he
v keep at Ill times good assortment of
Cold au,a Silver Watches, Silver Spoons,
Gold. Silver end Plated Spectacles, Gold
Lockets und Chains, fine Jewelry and Cut
Nv. Plated spoons, q I'D variety Of small
artic les usuallr kept in Jewe''v Store.
All persons des;rous of purchasing are fea
quested to call. as my mott" is "Good u.'ods.
Quick Sales and Small Profts."
IF-Rooms in Aliens Block, a few doors
East of the Public Square and opposite
Brown q. Hurlbut's Boot aud Shoe Store.
rAIl goods warranted as recommend.
ed. ir2S5.
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January Appointments, 1859.
DIR. H. TUBBS,

Dr. II. u 66Ss
ANAL YITCAL PHYSICIAN,
NK7lLL be in attendance at his Room
w as follows:
RAvENNA-Prentss House, Sa turdsy afternoon,
Monday and Tuesday forenoon, leth, 18th & 18th.
Axa"N-cobbs Exchange, Friday and Saturday,
9Th aud 9Th Jan.
Cleveland-Wedden House, Friday, Saturday
and Monday, 26th, 27lh and goth Dec.
A MARVELLOUS CURE.
Certified 10 by some OF the most leading men Of
Beaver county. His health Is still good.
For thirteen years have been subject 10 dyspep
tic aud ether symptoms, which have advanced upon
me each successive season, heartburn, pain in the
stomach, vomiting, coldness OF exnemiiies, &c. i,
were almost dliiy experienced. The skin. was 80
inactive, and dead that, although au engineer, aud
e1pUsed 10 excessive hest, particularly IN summer,
prTspiratIon Was al effect unknown ior years. For
two years | have been most "fthe Time unable to
pcrf"rm nay labor, and suffered beyond anything 1t
possible tU describe. Neither food nor drink OF
any kInd could be taken without producing PAIN,
and SO much were the kidneys afrec, ed that yer,
often sixty hours elapsed wtho0t voidips urine.
From Tie tmst had cramng OF the bowels,
which gradually became more violent, until within
The last two Jears the spasms and consequent pam
were iuiiy equal To the As,atc cholera. These
paruxysms returned once in about twn days, and 50
Intensely severe were they that complete prostra-
u'n succeeded thtD. MY m no nao become very
much depressed, stengtn and flesh were wasted /,
and countenabce was sailow and death like. ElesS
Ell physcians, sregul4t' md homeopathic, and one
'wlteT doctor had prescribed for me al d.iiereni
times, but with httie benefit ALI united in saying
that cure was impossible, and gave medicines for
present relief only. My last physician treated with
oerisIOn the idea Of being restored. frat saw Dr..
Tubhs In September, 1850, and notwithstanding
the slender encouragement gwen, placed myself
uader his caie. Tnree, weeks from that time I'M
pIovemcu. was pefcepuble, after which bl"od be.
gan ,o g Nv freely to the surface and exlfehhites,
luuu tu reiisl ard nuurish the system, and the
spasms became less frequent and lighter unit, they
ceased entieIy. Heretofore, winter weather has
invar,ah,e aggravated my ceGdiuon; yet have not
EXPERIENCED tine least of my former symptoms since
they were first subducd early the season. My
appetite, d,gsst.on aud strength are oil excellent,
exlremtIes warm, skin healthiul and moist, and
~ eIgtt increased nearly forty puuHdt. Ia ry
PARTICULAR feel as well as ever before nv lite
- VIM. JAVENL
Rochester, Beaver Co, Pa, Feb %, 1851
We t.e undersigned, have known Mr.. Jsvens,
have known OF his irightfu suherIngs aad appl-
rculiy hopeless tOGdiuOn, and che : uly lesuiy
~ the uu,hiu ness Of the above statement.
Johu Suies, Whliim D. Johnson,
w. l. D,ckInson, G. c Bnnes,
Jesse Nannah, L. rrimbe,
+. Ren,, Isfael Gray,
J. Z. Clark, Tno Das Jayens.
Ynungst .wa, March 8, 1850
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

The first election i'll Virginia under
her new constitution look place on the 9th
inst. The returns are not yet full. In
"a counties heard from, which, in ls48,
gave Hayior majority of 1875; Johnson,
democratic candidate for Governor, now
has 1868 majority.
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Notice TO Bridge Contractors.
AuplroR's OFFICE, Portage County, I

Ravenna, Dec IL, 1851
DERSONS wishing to contract with the Coun-
L ty Commissioners, for the erection of new
Bridge in Deerfeld near Laughlins Mill, are
requested to call on DR. l. H. Curtiss, at his resi-
dence in Deerfeld on or before Dec. 9th, 1851,
by which time said job is to be let
Ry order of the Board of County Comnis-
sioners. E. SPALDING,
Deputy Co. uditor.
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More Gold Discoveries.

! We clip the following from the Oregon
Statesman Of October 18th, Just received.
The editor says: Through the politeness of
Col, 5. we have several specimens of the
ore which can be seen at our office 1t is
as fine looking gold as we ever saw" 20
Statesman
= OLYMPIA, Lew is Co.. o. T.2
September Ia, 1851.
A. Bush, Esq, Oregon City:
My Dear S;r Capt. Roland Of the
sloop Georgian, has this moment arrived in
our barbor from Queen Charlotte's IsiauSa,
bringing the most flattering accounts Of the
gold mines in that vicinity. He says the
mines are very accessible; ;the Indians a:e
about 800 in nupbsr, and very friendly
with the whites anxious for trade, and
disposed to cultivate the kindest feelings
with white visitors. The miues are on
Queen Charloties Island, In latitude about
Sd degrees. and say 600 miles by water
from this place-the greater part Of it in.
land navigation.
l send you some Of my specimens taken
promiscuously from the quantity brough
by Capt. Roland. Please let the c, ,mmuni-
ty see them, aud if they are in want OF the
needful. tell them 10 come Oh. These spec
linens were dug out by wooden instruments,
the party having no iron ones at hand. l
shall not send my brig aorbit'' to the CO.
lumbia this iall as anticipated, but intend
to fit her out at once for the Ell Dorado Of
the northwest.
Very respectfully, your obed't serv't,
M. T SIMONS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
NOT i54-4O, BUL' S45O

rs WHAT Farmers ard nihers cln ,r. Coed
J. Pl'ws for at the old Fo"sdry nf Wm. p Hagen;
ssso Cutter points Al 44c,s; pi IN d. ., 37t cts
Other Castings at equ ,ily low rates.
WI. P HAZEN 8 Ca,
Ravenna, Aug. II, 1851
N X. We are now ready to settle with all Of
"ur customers, and sha! expect they will GENE and
st1le wthnul delay, as we are Determined t.
ssasse 0P all cur oid concetas.
". p. II. L Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

EsLAReED AND lMPRovsD The Stark
County Democrat comes TO ns much enlarg'
ed and with an entire new dress. Success
to it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

CuLEAND UPPER LEATHER-Soc and upoer
- 'e,'.rr fIoi d .herrnl isph"'Ys, 'nc!u;ing The
Baff, ,in tanned Le"ther, ana BALDWIN & Soes soft
slaughter leather for sewing, kepi c"ns'a't'y on
ha.d by J.G.L.M &Co.
OCT ], 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

: NThe Jury, at Philadelphia, in The
case Of Cussner Hanway for resistance To
the laws in the Christina riot case, returned
q yerdic, Of mot guilty" on the lOsh inst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
MUFFS MUFFS,

4 FINE assortment, consisting of real Lynx
n French, Coney, Labradur, Genette, Bsignn
and Afrlc Lynx, just opened and selling a, low
figures at 49, Boy22 PKENr iss'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
EI,T, ,STYLE HATS.

E.4GLE CLIO THING STORE.
He subscriber has jsst received aud "pened out,
L at the Store n Lttie's new black nearly oppo-
the Preaiss House, the largest aud best selves
ted stock at RcadY Made Ciothoe and Furnishing
Goods, adopted to the season ever brought to RI
VIENNA, conststing 10 part OF Pilot cloth, Blanket
and Felt Beaver Overcos:s, drts., ffock, box and
sack coats, black and striped cass mere, sstinei,
corduroy and tweed pants OF ali descripiio"si back
and figured satin, eass mere, ciuih sau net, worsted
and plaid vests, very large variety Together with
a large lot of BoY's clothing
Also, shirts all descriptions, under shirts, dra
ers, cravats and erchets suspenGers, coifars
comiorters, socks wooden and cottoE: a handsome
lot Of fashionable hats; silk, plush, cloth, and n"
cloth caps, of the latest s;Yles: gloves &c. To.
gether with every Article usualiY kePtin cl"'hing
store.
- The above stock has been purchased with
especial reference to the wants oil this community,
and will be sold considerably lower. for cash. than
can be found elsewhere Ia the ceuntf. He wou'a
respectfully invite those in snv of the bose
articles 10 give him ca, confident that he will be
able to satisfy them both in regard TO quality and
ice ofthe goods.
le has also nice lot oftrunks, vaIises, and car
ne, bsRs, which be had al prizes unusua llY low.
CHARLES GREENFIELDER.
Ravpnna, September "a, 1851 33l-5m
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
l

COURT
an the 10Th day of January D 1852, at one
~ o'ci"ck in the afternoon, rhe premises,
will Re sold To the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the prnperty OF Cu,lep Estuger de-
ceased, 10 W.T.: twenty tour acres and forty four
rods ni land situate IN Runls,own, Portage Coan
", known by beng paft nf lot number forty Ive,
b"u"ded as f'.iows-brgi"ning al the northwest
corner II SAID lot and running south the Let
three chIns and fifty i,nks 10 the oeu.er Of The
road, thence along the center ofth r,ad to J"hs
s'iand, thence aer,h on the west line of Ciris'
land T., the north ire o sad lot, Ihe0ce wrsl, Oh
the north line Of SAID 10, To tine fist coraer.
LIBA UNDERWOOD,
Adm de bohls nnu of
CUTLEP EATINGER
BrmfieId Dsc O. 1851 -.
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FARM 3 SALE

rV,HE subscriber offers for sale his
E#iiil Il Farm, situated one mile south of the
EiV center of CharIestown, containing one hun
dred and fifty acres-recentiy two separate farms
well wooded and wstsrsd, with large house
rearIy new, and very convenient, containing nine
squire rooms, with fire place il each. The farm
IL well iepced-has two orchards, two wells, and
cstcrn holding between fifty and sixty ba rrels, tw"
good barns of usual size, and out houses, &c with
all the stock aud dairy implements.
WIN. PITMAN.
R,venna Der 70 1851
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John MOor's Estate
.SOhli s:rOmsc's Estate.

John s:rOMsc'S Estate.
NIOTICE ss hrrepy gwen thai the subscriber has
been sppnlpte9 and qualified as A Adm," "'s'ra-
r.x ga. the Estate al John Grouse late oi Parf.ge
county deceased. Dded al Rayenna, this 29th day
Of November, A D. 1851.
s39-4w MARTHA GROUSE.
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

YNHE largest aud eheapet assortment Of Dfes,
Gaods ia town OF every description Deaines
fehiDrres, Th,bets, Parame,tas, C.eurgs, PUpiIns
Sc. may now be found at prices that cannon ia'
tn s.ii at PRENTIss'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
For The Fall Campaign.

THE subscribers are now opening ~ sddItinn to
their former stock at their store in Rayenna,
large assortment ot Boots and Shoes, motnce"s,
inipgs, french calf skins shnenak e,s6ndings, &c
which have been purchased III 8 iai with great g
as to DURABuIrY and cuEArNess. Their friends
and the public generally may iSd IL to their in,e-
rest call aud look their stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as they will show it with pleasure
whether Their purchase or nat.
N. B. Cash paid for beef hides.
JOHN GILLIS Co.
D,renna Oct ist ISSI
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
G., HAtCEt,

Druggist IL AfsOshrcHry.
ON THE NoETn xtxr COS OF THE pu siIe suUssP.
aaSEaKA OHIO.
HAVING ura fe large additions 10 his fnrn.e r
IL. stock, usw off.7s 10 the publ the largest
and best selected .tock ha has ever had, con.
sisting Of
Fresh Drugs. Me:ssriues. Chemicals.
Paints, Farnisl.es. Dys-StsFs.
ofthe best crafty, and ground Spieer ~a'tanted
pura The most popular Paien, &led:ciEts. To-
geiher with complete. hssortmchf0f
Paint. Karnish, Whiterash, Uair,
Clothes, Shoe, TcoM, Sharing &
Horse Brushes. Dusfeys,
- Fasey Soaps, Shat
i'--.'r-2e.i in9 Creams, &c.
fn shirt, every article kept by Druggist geEsr.
ally. His stock was selected with great care,
ana with reference both 10 quality and price, 80
as ic enable him to sell pure ARTICLES at low
rates. Very thankful tor the lbcrai patronage
bestowed upon him, he assures all who may fa~
vor him with tIsjr cnstom tina, he will, as here
loEnre, do his utmost 10 suit III. m with articles
unsurpassed in quality, and on the u:tst icu.
sonabe terms.
Prescriptions carefully eomu1Isd
June 0. 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

CATCHES "A beautiful sssortmen, ran new
~ he teund al nOv22 PREN1Iss'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

VIZ IANrED Al KIDS ~ pr"huc= srxeha"ss
w turgoods at l.hrhiehesi m 'rtei price BY
Oct s & r 4 GiLLErr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

IT IL aione-no other me1ic,Be has such .upFeTa
efficacy ID DISEASES of TIVE GtsNps. tthe seat VI
the tor qne eau es capious Aow from the ssrsty
glands. Upon e,'ery g,,nd sf the body the feet ~
smi'sr This 10 the see et Of is superiority ny
careful ean,sle, the tsfaEse shoseesy !h nfdielt"
is established, that Ibis wsVn ns6:rhs aliajs
fevers, even the pa. shed 'sie Of the throat 81
lungs: ba viIp cured IS 600 oevsoss df eGlsHs,
CcLrs aid LUEo CoHfIAfsTs e Pss' sIEssi ~
spring -.
ATT Pa1S it alieviates ia al fsrr.sa
sscx BEADAcHC it cured IN 10 MHv'Es
ca,,c. cmLc"c, csss, d sMisrTss
It is un economical Fats iY remedy, so highly
corceu,rated, that % cent bats diluted for as',
makes over a quart. The % eeet size cUntaps
near three liaes as much, and is ihefere pIefeire
esp cialiy by the farming c. mEfautty who use 't
largely On accnuut fits extraordinary tficaes, :"
a LINrMEnr, for sprans, BumbRess, Tssksess ot Tho
JOINTS ameEess across the small OF tbs bueky Rea;
ralgia, ague in The face, sore ihrosi, Gc s sa''
and aGimating tn the whole bcdy whss esq Es
nall,; beng composed Of the pure iGiefr'f ne RI
Vegetable Medicines only. II Insia"ily setk,It
and strengthens The pulse, aud 10 so pr % as :
blessing BY aged aad ihfi.m people, by ladies' /,
critical perods, by those slowly recovering seGA
ckpess, SC. .sst- Fsa
Copied fres the Maunace Rirer Tinits,
published at Matinee City. Ohio.
REMARKS BY THE EDITOR, q. SMITH, ESQ.
IL is seldom that we see so supng 'eeomh' d.
alton Of medicine as the following, AID thar ~,
dt hone, where it ia prepared. We know tL-t
some tw" or three thousand bottles o. Dr.. 0tsd J..
Medicine, are every year sld at his LabaratlJ, -
this city, a. al Toledo aud 0ih ' tOWHs in
cnusiy. We see that Messts. s. Ltnsiey Il C..
Thomas Dlniels, and z. 5. Slockirg, Who'll. 50 .
Drugg ists, of Foledu, have gwen bgh rtcommen
atons OF this Medici4e over their s'snaturs. IL
alsn we'll know fact that our best Pay rs pr
cribe It IN their Practice"
DECEPTION EXPaSED.
M M,uUre CITY, Feb. IL, 1851.
TINE undersigned, CT, zsns ~ Lucas ceuul}, ctis
i .tty that Dr.. J. S. GREGORY, Cheurst OF
NJ ,umee CITY, is the Invenlor of the M-diene,
caleu INSTANT CURE OE PAIN, to the title oil
~hic:, as his trade Rark, he has a right by law.
Since this medicine has beeOme popular AID exun,
number of PATE IT HEDIcisE HE5 are eUpl0yuE
the term "lE.rAsr CUEE Of PAis.n ss ute or
description Of their cOmpnunds.
- This we uhhesitattgiy ptoLounce nerecR,Fy ard
wicked. Merce"ary-beeause they ev'deutiy have
no 0.her motive tfan sGId,d lore OF gain. Wicked
-Secause SO far as they succeed in tnakisg thu
people believe theirs is the true Instant Cure oi
Pam, they rob the inventor of the Just reward fs
his valuable discnveTyi and skill acquired by tseu-
ty years e1peIience,-aEd worst Of all. tufe ~uh
the health and life Of the s'cB, by PaIming spoa
them a counterfeit, or mposture.
Signed by J.. DODGE, Ex-Sherih.
GARRETT,
A. SAWYER,
JOHN MrHEES,
C. kELLa6G,
WM. H0NKER, Druggist, and Z
arse numbfs OF cnzehs Of this cny and unity.
tsjn Ba, -nRa-Cur'iss Hatch & Isaac Swift,
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aYUEsEs MO EsAY.

DIR STRONG s FEVER Ok tSTROYEP,
Is p sitive. speedy cure for every ftra'
Il Of ln;rrmilien, aud Eeuttpnt Fevtrs,
Chill Fevtrs and A.ue and Fe'.rs. fon
can have a cure warranted or rot, just Rs
you please. Positively there is no quaeke
ry, or mis- ukc alb III this S.edicirc. Gull
and examine the abundant 'cssimssials .f
The wondriul effect of Ibis Fever destroyer.
For sale at the. Recorders office, BY R.
BARD, aa.R for Portage County.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

AGENCY OF
DR.. S. Fitch'S Celebrated Medicines.
Used by him with such .'lnguIshec succ,s
IN the cure of
Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthnta,
Heart Diseases. Dyspepsia, Gonorr-
hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c. SC.
Also, DIR. S. S. Fitch's Abdominal Sup
portsrs, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling
I'ubes, and Lectures on Con-
sumption, and the art Of
preserving Life aud
Hsatfhto Old Age,
&c. &c. ....
IsOdolpilus Bard has been appointed
hgent for The sale OF The above Guods, ind
will keep them constantly OH hand al hia
Recorders office in Ravanna, ouly sgont Ior
PoI'sge Comfy, Ohio.
OrDr. Fitch's ".iuiDE Book TO INxALIDs.
and DircctIonS For Promoting Heassa. and
Instructions Ia Mothers, in the Masae enrer,
of Children" may be had, gratutousls, by
calling for It at his resideRce as abuve. An
extremely valuable Book.
r. BARD.
Ravenna. suly !. 1850.
=,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

WTALL PAPER-2775 pi,ees Wall Paper,
w IRON 8 To 25 cents, comprising la'ge varle
" ni patterns; also besuiIiui assortment of FIRE
Bo,nrd patterns and Window Shades just opened
and selling very low at PRENIlss'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

III ATS 4 cAPS-A large ussnrsmsnt of HH'a
IL " Caps, all 9aalities aAd styles, selling very
law; SINE esps &r sispence each, al
sen .5. H0RR'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

WOMANS RIG HTS TRIUMPHANT
LIVERY lady IN Portage couoly can uew hive
I Shawl 10 suit her taste, by crlng al Prem
t,se' where is opening beau,iful assortH ent.
consisting "r Bay State, Empire Mills, Wa,efvlIei
Furkane, Csshneres, S:radi.ss, Brncba, &c., bot
and will be SOLD lorer than at any other stnre
ssp'd Pnrtsge." Nov %, 1851.
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aFge numbss OF citizens "f thus cny and c. unity.
sin Ba,,- ,-"Ra-Cur'iss Hatch & Isaac Swift
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R,venna, Dec. IL, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06

lst, Kind of animal IS given. I'd, color. 81
description. 4,h, age 5ih, posters name
| 9th, place and time of arrest.
LIscoLs cpuKrY.
Seer. red with some white about The face
swallow fork in the right ear and split in the
left. 3yrs old; by Henry Warren, Dis No Is,
March 1851.
Mare, bright sorrel, small star in forehead
scar under right eye. white spot on LEFT thigh.
some spots in right flank, about or 8yrs old
about IA hands high; by HUI Thomson. 7,h
Dis. April 2S 1851.
BEDFORD COUNT.
Horse. black, some saddle marks and scar
on his wethers. fifteen and half hands high,
about l2yrs old: by VIM Bonner. Dis No 3.
April Is 1851.
GILES COUNTY.
Mare Mule. brown, Il hands. about 4yrs
cid; BY Aaron x Steele, Civ DIS No IL March
1851.
More Male. bright bay, reached name and
tail, mule marked down the shoulders, IL
hands high, 2yrs las. Spring; by Alexander
Esleman. 9Th Dis. April IS 1851.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mare, bay, shOd before, star in forehead.
snip on nose, has the big jaw, 10 hands high.
Syrs old; by John Siier, Dis No 8, Jan 1851
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Horne. bay. blind IN left eye. small blaze 10
forehead. leii fore and right hind feet white,
about Is hands high, 3yIs old: by Samuel
M'Kee. 18th Dis, March Fl 1851.
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