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TIE RISING GENERATION
CLOTHING FOR BOYS

Mandcbaum & Kohn, without dispute,
Are chiet in all the nation,
For making clothing To suit
The rising generation.
Their very neat vests and choice attire
The choicest IN the natlon--
Which style will make YOU all admire,
On the rising generation.
Ottawa, Sept. Z, 1880.
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Notice

hereby given, that at n salc or land. and iowa
I lois Tor the iaScs thereon, due the county OF La
sale, aud state oi Illinois, tor III. year 1913, hsldM
me court house, IN Ottawa, In said county, in July,
1917, we purchased the following tracts oflsnd and
town lot, on the day OfIhe month theteunlo ANNEX
ed to vii:
20 acres, i. wn NEG q 3! 81 'alys'!h
~ no" Let aswitg II ~ J
Lot In b,rk II Peru, luiy 9Th
llsss add to fsru.
y Utica.
IL g
rs Minerva,
q" lsa
10 lis ,se,a
The tine Redemption IL sud .ands snd lois SAt
expire ,woy,sns itom suid Jntr Of purchase.
jan. Is. NsRais < FsuIs.
leichnrsls0M's Cul saw.
SUTTON & FYFF have few Of Richsrlsons
- Gross Cut saws TOT sole. sp. ~
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NOTICE
TAKEN up 10y the subscriber living IN Utica, La
Sale county, ON or about the 10Th OF Mayi 1850
a small roam horse. about or years old. No
artificial marks or brands perccyabIe which the
ownercau have by proving property paying charges
and taking mn AWAY. ! shall sell said horse for
charges he IS not taken away
Feb s. WIN SIMMONS
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HCXCHEH-~Hl CDR.
E3Q GOODS az 9QaluQ0l294a
FALL AND WINTER STOCK!!

\ store ttreduc inca
low Of which heohtr
ob dwany
epuran
rs
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d LARGE assortment OF Blank Books. cnp, letter
"A and bill paper, Ink, pens, waters stamps, snuI
boxes, envelopes, cards, &c. &c, Jus, received at
aDr2I GI'SuNAN'.
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Slsi,7l5
449,335 80
Leaving balance in Treasury. NOV.

Governor Barry, in hi. late message to the
Legislature, recommends that all funds realized
from swamp lands, 1900 GOO acres) be applied
to the liquidation of the State debt. The pro.
ect of tho Ship Canal around the Falls Of Ste.
Marie is strongly and particularly urged upon
the attention Of Congress.-io very earnestly
recommends the State to abide by the terms Of
tho Compromise measures.
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100 pieces blue aud orange prints,
100 % blue do
80 " fancy do
100 % Scotch, French and Amercan gmghams
1870 =" Scotch French & American nous dc In =
40 g black aIpaeca from 20c 10 81 per yard,
30 coiorcd do
aobaIe. brown shee!Ing and shifting.
200 pieces blcached do do
100 colored cambrick,
- white cnmbrck, laconct, book and Swiss
~ g barred and striped muslin, muslin,
1000 Shawls 4, 81, l2i aud l6-I from s. to S
ID pieces superior Irish linens,
% superior linen cambrlc,
10 doz white linen cambria handkcTchicfs,
50 pieccssiIk handkerchies,
40 mufs Of all kinds, hose,
100 dozen ladies' white, black, and coored cotton
G5 mems white, brown, and mixed half hose,
10 chl.dren'S hose,
10 pieces carpet, cotton,
100 lbs white, black red blue, and assorted skein
200 dozen white and coored spools, first quality
800 lbs white, black and assorted pntent thread oi
60 dozen fancy back combs,
20 " reddug
30 fine do
10 " side and tuck do
100 packs pins OF all sncs,
90 pieces kyIeaus. black blue gold & cads, mixed
- salnlet, blue, black and mixed,
20 Of all cOioTs and qualities,
100 black and fancy cussllneres, new style.
50 Sleeps greys,
II " OyeTcoat cloth,
80 plain and PLAID linsey,
% stripe shirtng or hickory,
100 white red and yellow flannel,
80 bienchtd and unhleaced canton llnnnels,
10 Indigo blue check,
40 mr., hnukpts tups Their with a lurpe assortment
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oi gloves cravuts ,comioriers, mtens, Ieedcs hooks
aud eyes boys and mems cnps, ribbons, hobbln, tape
ALSO. good assortment OF HiRDIPARE.c
knives, pocket knives shears, scissors, backing
nlorce, thumb and Willy locks, window springs, saI
anger bits coffee mills brad, lacks horse rasps, mi
tea, table, and desert spoons, oil stones, fish hooks
dies sad lrcns, gate hinges, etc, etc, etc.
ALSO. a large assortment Of CROCRERI
sets, wash bowls aud pitchers, bowls, blue edged
pitchers yellow bakers Tire proof yellow nappcs, b
ALSO. 900 luls STONE WARE, consist
crooks, OF all s,Zrs and IN gIenty variety.
ALSO. 500 wheat sacks without seam, and pie
ta,,or-, cruct salt cellars. wine glasses, tumhers,
to mention An ui whichurc Tor sale cheap tor ca
i'TiCe Store Of Nov g. 1850 JOliN
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Protection Insurance. Company


OF HARTFORD, CONN.
VIZ:
l-Rdtes Of Premium as loo IS tbos, of ann o,bc,,
RESPONSIBLE Office
"a speedy and satisfactory adj us,rn,nt ofloss,,
bg the General Agent Of The cor.pepp for The
Western and Southern states. ~ WV
S-Ar6tfrdt'on of al Differences Which s,av arise
by referees mntualy chosen. w wv
i-Awards promptly paid in Specie, Bapkabls
Lunds' or eLchdnse on Mem York, Baltimore,
Charleston, Ner Orleans, 81. Louis, Louisr,ll.
Smed y '''' W.
Pamphlets, setting forth the mode and prjrcre.
OF adjusting losScs--llates Of Prcmiums-cassiiica.
ton of hazards &c. furnished to the customers of
the Office free OF charge.
For further information apply 10 the UNDERSIGNED
who istuly authorized to insure DWELLINGS, Stores
Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactures, Barns,
&c,
Household Furniture and Goods, Wares, and
Merchandise, contained or stored therein. ncnins,
loss or damage by Fire.
:, my Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods.
Produce, Household Furniture Lire Sfork. ond
ercrgother description Of Merchandise or Psrson.
al Property, shipped or to be shipped per good
steamboat, or bo,ts TO and from pointson the West.
erh waters or "ctwccn eastern cities win nkes ar
other inland route md any towns in the Western
country against he hazards VI Inland 1ransporta
ton.
Also
Shipments Of Goods, Wares or N,rc,,,j;,.
per good vessel or vcssels between New Orleans NM
eastern ports--be,wcen New Orleans end o,h,,
,'qii porls--between all American poris nnJ Eny.
nsh or European ports, or to any other maritime
port whatsoever IN the Atlantic waters, against IA.
sep II lsi0.3m
,=..TTf.,,c-1-xsT-.--.,.T-T-,
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SUTTON 4 TYVE have still tina, 4 s5Ioc
y Ten equal to what Is sold in many places n, a.
az IN mud ace IA 49, g y - rLlG
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New England has, in the present Congress, ~
mombers OF tho House of Representatives. by
the new appointment she will have but n, losing
four members MaiuO will have but 6; New
Hampshire, 3 Vermont, 81 Massachusetts. ~.
Rhode Island ! Connecticut 4. II is worth Oh
serving, that tina population Of New York eS'
coed. that OF all New England.-Chi. 1r.o. 49,
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SIIiIlglc, NllIllgIGs

teS
rJNllE subscribers are now prepared to make shin
i giles ofany kind to order and warranted Cal
at the yard onthe main canal where theynrc manu-.
Eclured nov L. A. LAYTa e. Co.
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Tus CENSUS OF NV ESoLASp.-The following
,t,rn, mr., given of the census in New England 4:
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AFFAIRS OF MucnlGAS.--Iho following is the
condition:
The amount in the State Treasury
Nov. so 1919, was s55,5i7 20
Receipts during the fiscal year, 429,25s IS
-
Making the available means Of the
year, Slsi,7l5 81
The expenditures of the same pc
riod were 449, 1875 40
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ilINsOsI,tiOil.

100 IODI, Principal Spring Term viii
VI commence On Monday, Feb2iih Fcb H.
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FISH,
Nails.
Paints, Oils. &C
I.oo,>. and S,o,ioucrV.

WHITE Lead Iinseed and lard oils, whiting
" glass, sash, door trimmings, &c. jus, received
al may JusHNAN's
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ANDREWS
Daguerrean Gallery
NOTICE.

Is Sanger's block. up stairs. Likcnesrs taker
IN the best and ntryt style ofthr art and set il
p-nIn md lnncyC VASES. Frames. Lockets &c. SC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-22

MoLAssEs-Exeellcnt, very chenp,n,
A'I Jan y. SuTroN & FyrEs
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ME would respectfully inform our friends that
w we are now opening large and beautiful as
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New Goods i!
LEATHER! LEATHER,

25O SIDES IIaness Leather
300 do Bride do.
$50 do Collar do.
COO do Upper do.
40 doz Kip and Calf Skins.
40 Sheep kin Innings
Also Morocco and binding skinss hoe pegs and
otherndings for sale to the trade very low prices
Ottawa, &C, %, 1850 WALLER g. nIcKLIYs.
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rent, or trade for land, house aud o, on Co.
IL ylnbus street, near ,hr American. The lot is
'eetIron', with valuable two story house there
ou FOR terms, enquire Of Norris & Fisher or OF the
un1erSgned Feb L. NJ. DgvgREAux.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
A Word 10 Scott Men.

The Syracuse Star evidently overjoycd
with tho progress Of its party in that State,
publishes the following programme. Sew.
ard men and Scott men are requested 10
rsnd carefully:
.srhat MilIard Fillmore, Of New York,
will be tho next whig candidate for the
Presidency, few in,elliget politicians of Ell
ther party doubt. His nomination will be
opposed, as matter of course, by the par.
iizans Of another candidate but, in the
National Convention, the friends Of that
candidate will be few and far between, and
therefore. comparatively impotent.
"Under these circum stances The friends
Of the Administration in New York, have
NO inclination 10 quarrel with the Anti
Compromise Wings, about the State off
css or about any oiher matter They are
men Of penoe-disco-d of any kind is their
aversion. They will vote cheerfuily for
all Ilregularly nominated candidates OF the
whig party, whom they believe TO be, thon-
est, capable and faithful to the Cons,i,u-
tion,' and wisely leavs the future TO take
care ofsitself. They firmly believe in
good .ime eoming'-they have perfect
confidence in the virtue and intelligence
Of ,he people--ihey are fully convinced
that the right will triumph, and sound prin,
ciples finally prevail.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Failure Of the Columbus Insurance


By private letters, as we'll as the pubic
nswspapers, we learn that the Columbus
Insurance Company has gone by the
honrd, and carried Gown with it one hun.
drsd thousand dollars belonging 10 The
STATED Thissloss arises from a loan of the
Surplus Revenue nude to the Insurance
Company by Mr.. Sill, the late whig Fund
Commissioner. Nol.a word was bieathed
soneerning this loan previous to the late
election; and had the wings retained con-
troll at Columbus, it is probable nothing
would have beens heard oil ii for years. A
le,ler to the Cleveland Herald (whig,.
gives the following particulars:
NThe failure is very bad one, and'car-
siss with il several men Of business and
Ipropsfiy in this city. Up TO the great 81.
Louis Gre the company was very success
6al, and the stock was sought for often
ahose par. II bad principally go. into
hands Of men of wealth, and The heavy
Alow The company received in that drend.
fuf conEsgialion has never been recov.
Atsd fTem. To meet the losses and sus-
tain she credi. oftheir fasorile institution,
wealthy sic leckholders raised means on
hsir individual responsibility to very
large amount, with the hope and expecta.
ZION that the prosperous business Of the
eumpany, then widely EXTENDED, would in
few years make up all deficiencies. But
The tide continued 10 run adversely, and in
nsarly every severe fire, whether ucci-
dental or The work Of incendiories, the Co.
ln5abus insurance Company were suffer.
ns. The crash has come ut last, and
among The severe loosers we hear Of MIR.
Hubbard. Mr.. Moody. Mr.. Graham, the
estate Of Mr.. Bulllcs, Mr.. Whitehili, "i
Columbus, and Mr.. Drake, of Xenia, nam.
cd. The failure is stated al half million,
n oyer.''
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Alarrinqes.

N~~o.~l1N~N~O<ON~~>s7~N
At X. Wheeler's In this village, on the 10th
inst, by Clinton Young, Esq Mr. WILLIAM
GREEN, of Streetsborough, and Miss CHAR
LOTTE SAVAGE, of Newberry, Geauga CO.
In shalers,ille on the 9Th inst. by Rev Loomis
Benson Mr. REUBEN FISHER, to Miss AL.
MIRA MILLER.
In Palmyra, on the 9Th ult, by Edward Robi-
son. Esq Mr. BARNA sLLFN, of Braceyille,
to Miss ALMYRA DANIELS, of Palmyra.
In Charlestown. on the l4th ult, by F.: B.
Brown, Esq, MIR. AMARIAli HATFIELD of
Charlestown, to Miss FIDLLlA SLOUGH. of
Ravenna
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The First Arrival Of af
Fall and Winter Goods,

A Y. b0RR would respectfully aanounes to
n, his old friends and customers, cad all oths ..
ih,s region Of couoi,, that hs has just rsturssd
trvm the east, and nov receiving lsfge stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which selling at lower prices than any prr-
sious assortment. I found Goods or most klnds
lower 10 market than ever, and ss oar sales h.so
very much increased, i have decided to reduce my
profits s,Ill lower, large sales, 10 rent, and
economical course in business will admit of selling
goods al less prices, ct retail, 'hsn be done in
cities. would be glad TO exhibit my goods to those
who are wishing TO purchase, and ! shirk ,hey sap
save money by calling. p.
Shal~rsviIle, Sept. !, 1881.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

sALMosr FREEsoIL.-H. l.. Ellsworth,
Of Lafayette, Ind, formerly Commissioner
OF Patents, adyer.ises in the Indiana papers
that he has thirty thousand acres Of choice
land ready for the plough; a parl pi
cf wh:eh will be sold for one half of tho
crops for three years, and good warranty
deed given without any fn,her payment; in
this case the purchaser makes and enjoys
his own improvements. Gin, Eng. "a.
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: ahead Of Any.
Milo, Yates co, N. Y. Dec. 20,

Milo, Yates co, N. Y. Dec. 90, 1881.
Mr. w. B. Sloan--sir: We are about out Of
yoar Ointment, and, as We do not know when
yoas travelling Agent will be around again, have
th6pght it best to request you to send US re-
supply as early as practicable Please send it
bysxpress Or otherwise, to Dundee. Your med
icipes are as yet new with US, but the sale is
ahead ofanyawe have.
Yoursrespecsfally, J, G. BAKER & CO.
Kr6se Sloan's advertisements ip another col.
unnu, -s443 g l2s ~
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N0v. 81 zset. Appointments.
Ds. II. TUBES,
AN4LYTIc4L PHYSICIAN,

ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
xK7ILL be in attendance at his Rcem
/ w as foIloas, 3
nAyEseA-Psentiss House, Thursday aftcrnean,
Friday and Saturday fo enoon, 4ih. 5.h, 9Th Dec.
AEAos-cobhs Exchange, Tuesday and Wedns=>
day, ID and 81, Dec.
| WARRkN-Clinton House, Tuesday and Weahes-
day. llth and I2,h Nov.
CievelaRd-W eddeil House, Friday aRd Sstur-
| day, 2lst and 2ad Nov.
Those affected with disease Of the Lungs
Liver, Spleen or Kidneys, H,flamatiohs
rheumatism, Asthma. 81 crtness of breath
| or difficulty of breathing, D. dyspepsia, Dropsy,
| weakness oE nervous debility, sestlesness,
loss of appetite, e,Constipation, arrangements
| of the Stomach, bilious affections, Gravel, ,
White Swelling, Cancer, Serofuts, Ulcers,
| Impurities of the blood. Or any Chron;c or
| ong standing disease are invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. 7, neither bieedy nor ttisters-nor ia
he Homeop,iihist-he never uses Mercury,
| .4ntinony. .arseaic nor any other Mineral as
| medical agent--nor is he Thomsoniaa. he
neither Steums nor gives Emetics! Ills
theory of disease differs from all others that
have been adopted: but not more so than
| dues his system Of rea,ment! tie does not
make SICK 10 make i1eit nor tear do,on to build
up dgain-nor allay nervous irritation by
patching up with aaodyRes ...-ss
Visits to the above appointments will be
confined once in four or five weeks.
RrMaRKs,-Fm years We devoted our whole
time and a.tention to the study, analysis aud treat.
ment Of chronic or long standing diseases, oppor.
iunltes such as few persons possess have enabled
! VI remain aud prescribe for some thousands uf
! sa,ieGls annually, comprising many of the must
difficult and complicated cases kanwn 10 the pro.
fession. In addition to the monthly report -four d
below, we are always prepared to give a great
amount Of INDlsPUrABLE LOCAL evidence showing
tho success attending uenment of diseases upon
analyiical principles, ...
Asthma can be Cured
So say our patients who have been struggling for
ars with this releLtless disease, but now inspire
feeIy and with comfort to the hsasliiui air from
Heaven. -
A single iliustratiob-Mss. J. Menser, Beaver
township, Mahoomg county: case Of years stand>
ing and dennminated by physicians "s disease Of
the liver and as,hma-canitmed and iseurablen
Breathing was short AID labored al tines apparent
Iy bordering upon suffoca,on. With analytical
eatment health was fully restored 10 three months
and has remained good through all the changes Of
season during the year.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Shalersyilie institute.

The Winter term of this School will commence
on MONDAY, the nth day of November next
Miss o. S. PICKETT, will superintend the
Ladi es' Department.
Good board car be had in respectable families
at th e low price of 81 per week.
So ]. X. PICKETT,
Sh alersville, Oct "a, 1851. Principal
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Windham Tns titute.

The Winter Term of WindbamHighSchosl
will commence on WEDNESDAY, fths Sd Of
December.
Miss C. H. WILLIAMS, lady literally ed.
ucat.d at Kingsville, and Mt. Holyeke, and
Principal Instructress ofthe Kingsvflle. cademy,
for the last year, will take charge Of tho Ladies
Department A. PICKETT, Principal.
November 10. 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
n mlssoners ct Portage county at their mex,
session praying for The location ofa road to com.
mence at the road leadIug from Randolph to
Mcgadore past the residence Of Samuel Aus
tin; and at the east line Of land owned by Jacob
Acker, TO run south on the lue between lots
'h"sy.nine and forty, and twenty, nine aud thr
through the land of John Mller until it strikes the
and west road on the suu,h line Of Land owned
by said Miller. A PETITIONER.
Randeph, Oct %, 1851. 4w334.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
FIRTS ARRIVAL.

FOR THE SEA S O N.
DROWN HURLBUr again IN The field, duubly
ID armed and equipped for the iaI and winter oI
iaol, with an unusual large and complete stuck ui
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &C , &C., which has heeu
purchased within the last few weeks with dfeci
reference TO ceiling at small profits, se%dy pay,
cash up and o" grumhIing.
FARMERS, MrcHAHIcs AND TRApR,NgM, Do Ycu
URDERsTAEDi! k0OiS & SHOES are " be soId
20 per cent less this tall than they have bsors
been kn0wa to be sold in Ravenna. We boldly
make the assertion, and back ii up by our actinas
And to Shoemake o, who wish for French, l. 4.
lIsh, Philadrlphia or American esIf skins can be
accommodated with up top arucle o. Tie bee, a,
Brown & Hurlbut's. Also, Cur,co, French, Tam>
pico, Madras, grain, Brush and glazed murocca nf
the best quality. Also, PINK, Maroon, Kones and
Cochineai iiDihgs, Cape and common sheep Bod
Ing, Galloons, Boot and Shoe Iaces, pegs, pals,
thfead lasts, boot trees, crimp,ng iroRs, &c, &c,
all OF which wall be suld chap for cash or ready
pay. Esough for the present, you will hesr from
W again. BROWN l. HURLBUr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
g q ~
Railroad Excursions,

TN answer to the many enquiries irDm different
Il Townships touching excursion parties on the
Ii VI Road 10 aud fro,n Cleveland, would remark
fr The information OF all, that Cars capable OF
,ng sixty persons will be furnished ION short nolcej
ir The irip alsxty-fse doilars, from Ravenus, and
half The regular fare from other points the road
Shoud lhere be nOre than a car lsad in any
party, they VIII be earned at half the regular fare
provided previous notice Is given. Sunday Schools
wrl be carried al price agreed upon. Wm.
Wadsworth, Ticket sgent, tat the Rasenna Depot,l
IS authunzed 10 make The pacesssry arrangements.
c PREM rIsS, President
R"eona .pt. lat 1881
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
NEW GOODS
At CamshvlIs Perti

OUR GOODS have come at last ard lots efthsm.
" They must be sold, and II oar old customers
ahd friends will cali soon they will 6nd shat they
can buy Goods as cheap at Campbells Patt the
xest place.
The stock coDsis.s Of tall winter assolimeal.
AL kinds ue
Dress Goods, Cassinaerss Cloths,
Sha,Uis, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crocke-
~, Hardware, Medicines and
GROCERIES,.
few patterns OF Turkey Satin will ba sold
cheaper than at any other place in the county
Also, good assortment OF Ready Made Clothing.
Give US a call friends, for the Goods must be sold
cheap. Terms-Cash aed Produce
JOHN H BUSTWICK G. Co.
Oct. 25, 1851. -.-. ...-
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INiNGBAMs and PRINTS-A. v. H.Ir hss big
VI pile Of thepi call sa4 see how pretty Astt
cheap they arc.
shaiersvtlle, sep s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

CH0ES, SHOES-H l. DAY are now open
- ing the best assortment Of Ladies aud M,sse,
shes ever offered for sale in this town and at pm
ces that cannot iar to suit thoss 10 want ef tha,
kind. Call and see. ts s.a-al = ~
Ravenna, sep 6, 1851. ..-.sa a.s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

Publishers, No. 154 Nassnu-st. N. Y.
E Notes of all specie paying banks in the
United States are taken for subscriptions to
this paper Of par. Money inclosed in let
ter to our address, and deposited in any Post
Office in the United States may be consider
ed at our risk; but description of all the
oils ought in all cases to be left with the
Post Master. CO NICE.
- Country papers that copy this Pros
pectns, or make an appropriate notice, will be
entitled TO receive the Semi Weekly Trib-
nne in exchange. ON sending us marked
copy.
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T1RENCH MERINos-A good assortment Of
black, blue, brown, scarlet and other cofored
vi real French Merinos at low prices, at
oct ROW ELL & CO.'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

A FARM FOR SALE
CONTAINING 81 7-l0 acres, situate one md
" balf miles north of the village of Rayeuna,
with new buildings and as convenient a house
as there is in the county finished throughout,
with wood-house attached. The location is
second to none in the county. aeiug within sight
of the county seat, in good neighborhood,- and
healthy. I he land is good, well watersd and
we'll fenced, with good supply of timber land
and large orchard of choce fruit Possession
given two weeks after sale. Enquire of the own.
er Oh the farm. JOHN L. RIPLEY.
Rayenua, Oct. 8. 33l-3w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

nRE>S tiOGDS-Piala, CURED, Watered aad
~ pIsld P"pnns, Mohar busters, A'pacas, nj
/ IL nes and May nther styles uf Fan and Wln-
ter G"ods. They are going fast, and chean enough.
Ladies please call. A.V. HORN,
ShR4r1svi!ie, Sept 64b,
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GROCERIES.

TIVE suhstrb Keep coastan,ly on hand at Idei'
L Grocery in the pfeItiss Block, west side Of the
| public SQUIRE, General supply o. Eamrly Croce.
rIes, which they will sc!i as cheap as they can b.
purchased. eise~ where in this Hsrh"t. ~
| July 26. 1851. MASuN = SEvERNS.