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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-14

TURNER'S BALSAM, an infalIible remedy
L for DiarrLni, Dyscntarv. Bowel or Summer
complaint of children and adults. a perfectly
safe and fficacious remedy under all eircum-
stances. 1t has been used with happy and never
failing effect by some OF our most successful
practitioners of medicine, wherever introduced
ior the last two three years, per certificates
accompanying the medicine. in pamphlet form.
Hundreds of cases of both children and adults,
have been cured and relieved by The above Bal
sam: after every other remedy had been tried in
vain. ssh ~ -E
The ful'oa ing is copy Of a certificate relative
to the virtues, eel, Of the above Basam, used in
the family ofthe Rev. J H. Power, ofthc Metho.
diff Book concern, of this city, viz:
Mr.. TURNER-SIr: deem il due to you o say
that for several months, have been irving
many remedies for Diarrhna, 6ut with little
success; but, hearing of your remedy, pro-
cured one bottle, which | have used in my
family with great success and feel FREQ to
recommendit it TO the public as valuable mcdi-
cinefor Diarrhe aud similar diseases.
Yours, truly, ]. H. Power.
Cincinuatti, June 25, 1850,
The above Syrup OF 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
Main street, between Seventh and Eight streets,
west side. Cincinnati; and at The principal Dug
and other stores in the West generdlIy.
CuRTIss HATcn, agent Ravenna. Bin 3l6.
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= MAKE WHAT YoU WILL OF IT.-A man
s.as been arrested in this city on suspicion
OF numbering an iniant boy, l6 months old,
thechild Of his wife by her first husband
Some weeks ago the child was found on
the H,or in front of tie bed with its head
badly bruised. Ii was put under DOCTOR S
care and partially cured. One day last
week the husband came home in an un-
seasonable hour. and ordered some victua!s,
proposing 10 build fire and put on the tea
kettle in the back yard, while The wife
should go to m1rket for some Gaia bles--
The cnld lay sleeping in q set:ee cradle
when the mother left, but when she return.
ed il was missing. She guve the alarm,
the neighbors cnnle in, nnd lie boy was
found sense.ess, ing between the cradle
and the bed, its skull broken as il Nth q
board or stick. IL was some minutes before
il came to itself, fingered awhile and died.
he father of the child died with cholera
seven months before it was born; the
mother had iaken deed of a house and lot
in her own name, to which this child was
soils heir.
These are facts drawn out upon Coro
ner Inquest. The GRIND Jury could NOT
find bill for want of eridsncs. We think
the circumstances are evidence enough
Plain Dealer.
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BRIDGE PROPOSALS.

C,EALED proposals for the construction
- of Bridge across Silver Creek in the
township of Nelson in the lower village Of
Garrettsvllle, will be received by the Com-
missionersT of Portage County, at the Au-
ditor's office IN Ravenna until the 10Th day
of July, A. u. 1851, said bridge to be con-
s,rue,ed as follows: -.--..
There is to be one stone abutment on the
north side of the bank, ten feet in height,
II feet in width, 4feet thick at the bottom.
aud feet thick at the top, with wings suffi
cient TO protect the abutments.
The wood work of said Bridge to be as
follows: The stringers to be eight in mum
Der as feet in length, 8 by II inches thick
with a stick of timber u nder each end of the
bridge inches by is IN thickness for
s,rlngers TO rest upon; the outside stringers
to be doubled. with an undergirder bolted
through each outside stringer with iron
bolts u inches in size. Width of Bridge
to be IA feet from outside to outside. Plank
1e3 feet long aid 8 inches thick, Railing s
feet high put on with spikes, all to he done
in good workmanlIke manner and eom-
pleted by Oct. !, 1851.
By order of County Commissioners.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Go. Auditor.
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NEW g~n'o'or,
Shoe. Leather q Finding store.

'--N ~ - = ksA0shS StVhCs
'Be sure you're Eight then go aheadp
TNuE subscriber, at their Store one door
Il west of Rowell & Co.'S. S,cse in Ra.
VIENNA, offer TO The public the largest and
most general assortment Of Boots, Shoes.
Leather, NJ rocco, Innings, Shoe Findings,
Tanners Oil, &c., ever opened IN Ravenna: :
and, as to prices. they are determined moi
to be undersold by any establishment in
North Ohio.
TO SHOEM AKERS they would say, they
can furnish them with French Cali SIX ins
Mems and Woman's Morocco, Innings of
all kinds, Sole~ieather of different 9uaIiiies,
with prices to suit, Shoe thread, Spsrables.
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 -...-E.-
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. ard il
may save you journey 10 Clevelald to
procure an article no better or cheaper
We shall keep Barrel of Ol on tap to sell
by the gallon or quart.
Oar motto is, Low Prices and Read,
Pay"
J. GILLIS & Co.
RavenDa Inne 10 1851
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UROSCOPHA
German Practice of Botanic Medicine.

German Practice of Botanic Medicine.
r. SNYDER German Doctor late of Can-
y. field would inform the citizens of Por-
tage and adjoining counties that he has
removed to kavehna where be will devote
his whole attention TO the practice Of his
profession.
AS his success in practice is generally
we'll known throughout this section of
country it is thought unnecessary to multiply
words here IN it's favor. Suffice it TO say
that for upwards Of twenty years he has
been engaged in an extensive practice
treating the worst forms of disease common
to this country and climate. His method
OF diagnosing being more certain than that
generally practiced he arrives at once atthe
disease without sub;ecling the patient to a
That none may mistake DR.. Snyder's view
in regard to medicine he would respectfully
say that all those who think that Calomel
and its kindred medicines are "the greatest
boon ever bestowed upon man" need not
employ him, as such remedies find no favor
at his hand. u
DR.. Snyder's medicine is safe in all con,
dtions Of life and those able to perform
light labor or attend to business are not
prevented by using it. All those having
old complaints are particularly requested 10
give him call. A general invitation is
extended to ali inyalids to cali and see, hear
snd be convinced, that this is the road to
health. No charge for consultations
Charges for medicine reasonable but always
cash. Office for the present at his residence
Clark's New Building East Main Street
Rayenna 0. sm5lS.
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MATTHEW'S
Daguerrean Rooms

Sky.Light Daguerrean Rooms
WIN. B MATTHEWS formerly from
w Plumb's. N. W has again opened
and repaired his old rooms, where he will
be pleased to serve his old friends and cus-
toners THAT may soant their Hkeaesses)
with the finest Daguerreotypes ever before
taken in this country. Having long ex-
perience in the art, and having made ar.
raneements with johnson of Cleveland; Hill
Humphrey & Plumb of N. Y. for all new and
useful improvements, he will be able to pro-
duce the finest and clearest lIkenesses that
can be taken. My Likenesses of late have
been examined by the best Judges from N.
York and Washington. also by C. E. John.
son, Daguerrean Of Cleveland, and pronounce
ed as fine as the Daguerreotype science is
capable Of producing at present.
Having a large and powerful sky light and
side light combined, can produce likeness
ses in few seconds and give every shade
or tone that the setter may require. In ad >
dition TO the above have Just purch ased
new and fine instrument for large Likeness
ses to be put in frames or cases and the
smallest for rings. pins, wristle,s, lockets,
&c., together with fresh supply of the fn>
est cases ever before in Ravenna.
Having come to the conclusion 10 make
RavenHa my residence / feel confident of
success in business.
N. b. Call on Matthsws for your
Likeness and yox sciH get ao bogus ar
ticle.
nI17 Wm. B. MATTHEW'S
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Siieriff's sale.


DY virtue 81 two vendi ex. to me directed
ID aud Delivered from the eourt of common
pleas of Summit county, Ohie, | shall ex-
pose 10 sale at lublic vendue on the farm
OF Edward p. Wait in the township OF
Suffield IN the county of Portoge on
Friday the 18Th day Of Jaly inst,
between The hours Of ten o'clock, A. M. and
four o'clock, P. M. of said day The following
described goods and chat:les TO witt
About three acres of " heat and about
three acres of Rye now growing on the
farm of Edward P. Wait in SAID township of
Sufield.
Taken in Execution as the property OF
Edward P. Wait in the suits William v.
Smith,
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office, Portage Coz
July 5th 1851,
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hlarriaacs.

In Franklin on the sth inst, by Rev. D. NJ.
Stearns, Mr. JOSEPH C. HENRY, of West
field, Medina county, and AMANDA c., daugh-
ter of Almon Russell, Of the former place.
The above notice was accompanied with the
acceptable fee, for which the happy pair have
the thanks and best wishes of the printer.
In Deerfeld, on the sth inst, by Rev. C Brown,
Rev. BENJAMIN F. SHARP, of Hudson,
and Miss sLAVlNNA s. sWAKEFIELD, of
Deerfeld. "a .sszz..se eEf
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Slleriff's sale.

DY virtue of writ of al. order to HE di>
ID rected and delivered from the Superior
Court of Cuyahoga County. Ohio, l shall
expose to sale at public vendue, at Newport,
in Paris township, in this county, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of July inst,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and
four o'clock P. Nj. of said day. the follow.
ing goods and chattels, to wit: The Canal
Boai Bell Ringer, three Stools, one Table,
one Lamp, one Cooking stove and Furni.
ture. Taken in the suit of Daniel P. Rhodes
David Tod and James r. Ford.
Sheriff : Office, Portage Co.
July 5th. A. d. 1851.
IAMES INlOnARl Sheriff
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Strayed or Stolen.

- EROM the pasture of the
M-NV IT subscriber, in Mantua, on
4LE the night of the 2lst inst. a
Nv small sized black, mare, six
years old, thick set, heavy name and tail,
low headed. with small white spet on the
right shoulder caused by the harness, which
is the only white spot recollected. ANY
person who will return said mare to the
subscriber, or give information where she
may be obtained shall be literally rewarded.
JUDE s.. MAY.
Man,ua. Juna "a, 1851. 3l7-iwt
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NIaLIneWS' daguerrean hOOlnS
A RE doing more bushes and taking finer
N Pictures than any Rooms in the West.
Matthew Will tak Ike better likenesses-more
life>like and cheaper-than any other estab-
lishment. Persons wishing likenesses, by
calling on Iirl can have the Truth TOLD
concerning his pictures.
N. B. Ladies and Gents from the ceun-
try had better enquire Of some permanent
citizen where they can obtain the best likes
nesses. Matthews will remain permanent
ly in Ravenna, and be responsible for his
pictures. Remember-chcap and better
than can be had at any other Daguerrean cs-
tablishment, nSI7
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c.. HATCH,

Druggist q ApOthccary.
ON THE NORTH WEST CoR>ER OF THE PUHLic auARE
RAyENNA, ONO. .s-.5 ~
HAVING made largo additions 10 his former
Ill stock, now off;,fs to the public the largest
aud best selected stock he has ever had, con.
sisiing of
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Varnishes, Dys-Sfufs,
ofthe best quality, and ground spces warranted
pure. The most popular Patent Medicines, TO-
gether with complete assortment of
Paint, Varnish, Whitsnash, Hair,
Clothes, Shoe, Tooth, Sharing &
Horse Brushes, Busters,
Faacy Soaps, Shar-
ing Creams, &c.
In short, every article kept by Druggist gener
ally. His stock was selected with great care
aud with reference both TO quality and price, SO
as to enable him TO sell pure articles at low
rates. vsry thankful for tho liberal patronage
bestowed upon him, hc assures all who may fa>
vor him with their custom that lie will, as here
toforc, do his utmost to suit them with articles
unsurpassed in quality, and on the most rca.
sonable terms.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
June lS5l
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Cholera Items.

In Cincinnaii, the denihs by cholera in
the last fourteen days. number forty three
or an average Of three per day. The
board Of Heatlh nre of the opinion thai ii is
not yet epidemic.
Several cases have been reported ai
Shelby-doubted.
The st. Louis Republican OF the 2s.h
ult., says: The officers of the steamer
.H4te KeqrBey, down from Keokuk, last
evening. stale that the Cholera along the
Mississippi, In the small towns between
thar point and this, is abating, but informs
us, neveriheless. Of the death of several
merchants from that disease.
Ite cholera is SAID to be prevailing 10 a
considerable extent al Bradenburg, KY.
A gentleman who arrived at Louisville, on
Monday, on the steamer Summit, states
that there had been six cases there during
Saturday night. two of which terminated
fatally. The citizens were much alarmed,
and several had left The town.
The Quincy Ill, Journal, ofthe 24tb.
soys the cholera was still quite fatal. Five
denti;s occurred on the 23d; quite large
number for place Of that size.-Plain
Dsaler, July -
CnoLsRA.- This dread disease hos made
;ts appearances ID many towns at the South,
but not with such fatality as to excite many
fears in this section OF country. Several
cases have occurred at Princeton; KY, and
msss Of the inhabitants have fed from the
tnga. 81 sSassssss. ~ 81 sss.sssss -gsbsss
"a -Four or 1--WE deaths have occurred among
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Probate Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ interested, that at the May Term, A.
d. 1851, of the Court of Common Pleas of
Portage County Ohio, the Executors and
Administrators on the following Estates
presented their several settlement accounts,
which were ordered to be placed on file in
the office of the Clerk Of said Court for the
inspection and exception of all persons in>
terested, until the next term of said Court,
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NO CURE NO PAY.

DIR. STKUNGS FEW En- DESTROYER
is positive, speedy cure for every form
j. of Intermittent and Remittent Fevers,
Chill Fevers and Ague and Feyers. You
can have cure warranted or NOT, Just as
you please. Positively there is no quacke-
ry, or mistake about this medicine. Call
and examine the abundant testimonials of
The wondrful effect of this Fever DESTROYER.
For sale at the Recorders office, by r..
BARD, as ent for Portage County.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

9 UAK, at The SLono Store, being dcsiTrus
~. 10 close his huisness in trade. is now ofier-
ing and will eontisno 10 offer, AT e.,sT. AAp FoR
REvDy rty, his cntro stonk Of Dry Goods, con-.
prsing almost evory article in that line. gem
oral assortment of Cloihing, Hardware, Boots
sitit confidently believed .offar superior induce.
ments to purchasers. Al persons wishing to
Buy Goods Clrop a re cordially invited 10 call
and examine his stock before purchasing clse-
where. ..s,f +-l- g5e -,
Ravenpa, June g. 1881 -. ...-.-,,,-s
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Anoiher carriage OF the Pier. a Woman
and tive children Drowned

" 49, j.
1t is not long since we chronicled the
fact Of "a Cab backing into the Canal, and
drowning a woman and child. This
morning about 8 o'clock, the horses to the
Omnibus Of the Farmsrs' Hotel walked of
the Pier in.o the River, drowning woman
and her two children. The circumstances
are briefly az follows: An lfishman, his
wife and two children, one a little boy OF
about six years, the other, a little girl, a
nursing babe; took passage on the Propeller
General Taylor, at Milwaukee for this
place.
There came in company an Irirh &C
sqaaiatances living in this city. While the
boat was at Maiden, stopping to wood on
her way down, the first named Irlshman
cot into some difficulty with another pas
seslger, and when the mate was giving or
ders, winding, on leaving the dock there
was mucl, noise among the belIigerants. In
endsrzofing to stilI them he Bad clinch,
and fn<IFy oapght y hand d-spi keend knock-
edo Irishman senseless BIZ blow across
his head breaking bis nose and injnring
his skull SO that he shas NOT spoken since.
On landing here about o'clock .this. norm
ing, ATKiNsoN, Of thcfirnl of ATKINSON &
JEPP, Propfietors Of the Farmers Hotel,
had his Omdibus on the Pier between the
Depot and RHoDEs' new Warehouse. He
had got the woman and her two children in
the carriage, and went back to tie boat,
which was some twenty rods down the stone
Pier, after the baggage; leaving the horses
unatteAded. He met the first mate and
the irish friend leading the one who had
been. struck, and who was still senseless
and quite helpless, towards the carriage.
ltis supposed he was placed inside with
his family, as he was too feeble to support
himself outside. When ATKINSON return
ed with the luggage, his horses were gone.
There was no one up at that hour who sa W
them start, and after looking around awhile
concluded they had gone to their stable.
He ran home, but not finding them, went
back to the Pier and saw the man who was
hurt Bray was his name) on the water
The cry was raised that man was a
drowning. A sailor, on the opposite side,
jumped ont Of his berth and into boat,
rowed to the man, and found be was stand
ing on the top of the carriage in which was
his wife and two children, drotoned! He
could not articulate word, and how he
got outside the carriage is mystery. The
dead bodies Of the mother and children
taken out Of the Omnibus horses and
fore wheels had got separated, and were
found some distances beloF-ihe horses
drowned. A Coroner's Inehest was held,
and verdict rendered acc Trding TO the a.
bose facts. The injured inan, and suryi-
vor Of The family, now lies senseless at the
Farmers Hotel, and is not expected TO re-
cover.-Clereiand Plain Dealer. .z..
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AuDlTeR's OFFICE, Portage Go.
Juue QS. 1851.

THE Township Clerks of the several
l. Townships Of Portage County. are
hereby requested to furnish this office fortf :
With, with "School District Maps" pnrsu-
ant to the requirements Of the late "School
Law" passed March "a, 1851.
JOHN Il MCBRIDE, Co. Auditor
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MR.. REEDS SCHOOL

sVXTIL4l COMMENCE on Monday. July
wv eth. Itis desirabie that oil design
ing TO attend ehoHId commence with the
termtas classes can be more conveniently
formed, at that time.
RaveBiia, July 9, 1851 egs5, s 3I8
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
COURT.

SALE OE xlIdh n IG D4 o1hDAAAs ~
COURT. @ ...t-..
ON the cath day of July 1881, at one
~ o'clock in the afternoon. on the premi-
ses, viii he sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate as tho property Of
Cutlip Eatinger deceased. to wit: twenty
four acres and forty-four rods Of land stu
ate in Rootsiown, Portage county, known
by being part IF lot nnmbsr forty-three,
bounded as follows.-beginning st The
northwest 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 CARTS land,
thence north on the west line of Caris' land
to the north line of said lot, thence west on
the north line of sald lot to the fret corner.
Terms OF sALE-One third down, one
third in nine months and one third in e'gh>
teen months with interest.
Appraised at $4s6,50.
JEREMIAH MOULTON, Adm. Of /.
ses. CutlIp Eatinger, deceased.
June IS, 1851. nSi6
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BONNErS.

U7Eare in receipt this day of a large and
w complete assortment of Spring and
Summer Bonnets, among which are the fol-
lowing styles. r,5o
French Lace -tss
{" +" with capes
Jenny Lind Swedish
Alboni Pearl
Pearl & Satin Coburg sss
Gimp Pearl g. Alboni
&c., &c., &c. also large variety Of Arti-
fical Flowers, Sprigs, " reaths. Bonnet
Tabs, Silk Rouches-colored and white, the
whole of which we offer at prices which
cannot fail to suit. -
April IS. s. A. RIA GiLLErT.
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The Privileged Fs:s.-The Ohio Life
and several other Banks OF the State have
declared their intention of con,es,ing the
payment Of taxes under the law Of last
winter.
Charters. Contrncts!! Special privi>
leges!l! Go il. Wonder if special law
passed by the Ohio Legislature exempting
some of our farmers from taxation for q
term of years, as the banks have been ex
emPied, would be considered irrepealable?
Would il not be contracts charter,
just as much so as law exem7ting a
Banker from taxation? Ofcourse il would
But will any man say the Legislature has
the power 10 tax one farmer and let another
go free from taxes! Not likely. Neither
has the legislature power te exempt lbe
Banker while it taxes the Farmer
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GTThere is a sore famine in the Isle o.
Skye. Subscriptions are in progress in
Glasgow and other places in Scotland, for
The relief Of the sufferers.
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HAI'SI HATSll


4 EAEGE.assorfmen of fashionable Silk
IN Hats, Panama, Pedal I.eghorn, Cana
da Straw and Palm Leufs. just received
and going off cheap at .s..c.,.si
May 90. s--.5,z. PRENTlSS'.
WALL PAPER, Window paoss and Bor
w dering-a great variety i2st asc'd a,
May lot. MohKs'
IT AIDES, at A. V. linrr's yna, can find
IL beautiful nssoMmeat OF lawns,
Pr,nts, and GineAsa,s of this Spring sty les
Call an! see them before they are all sold
ShalersvIle, April gs.
GUGAR y MOLASSES just ,ece,veG-.
- H'hds Prime N. .. Sugar-s0 Ltls
Molasses at ap 90 ROWEf.L q. Co.'S t
Joci ThoImpson's Estate.
NJ OTICEls hereby given, that the subscfi-
! bers have been appointed and qualified
as Executors on the last will md Testament
Of Jot Thompson, late of Shalersylie Por.
tage comfy, deceased. 'y % @ .
FOLLY NJ. THOMPSON,
SAMUEL. III. THOMPSON.
Shalersville, June 10. 1891. sw-iI6
LINEN TABLE SPREADS
A Largo assortment on hand aud for sale very
II low. Some good ones dt Is cts. piece
Call and see them before you buy ofpcdlars.
Ay. IIORR.
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Dfaths.

In Brinfeld, on the sth inst, JEREMIAH
MoULTON, Esq aged "a years.
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DOMESTICS, Sheetiug, striped Shirtlngs,
- Tickings. cotton Yarn, Bats, Wick>
ing, simmer goods for boys and mems wear,
&c., &C., at very low prices.
A. v. HORR.
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HURRA!

Estate of Charlotte Granger.
NOTE is hereby given, that the subscriber
N has been appointed and qualified as admin.
STRAIT r, with the Will annexed, on the estate OF
Charlotte Granger, late of Portage county dc.
ceased. Dated Of Aurora June ~, 1851.
NELSON EGGLESTON.
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Three and a half Days from
New York,
By New York and Erie Railroad, Steam
Boats, and Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Rail Road.
TUST received q beautiful assortment of fg,d.
J strip'd. Chene, and plain Poplins, 6g'd. Be-
ragcs, Berage DeLaines,. Gingham Lawns,
Swiss Null Robes &c, Ladies', Call and see
thom before they are all sold-we sell them
cheap, A.V HORR,
June 7tb.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-14
, SHINGLES!yf

A LOT Of first rate Whitewood and Chestnut
n Shingles for sale cheap. Enquire Of The
subscriber "a miles north ofthe village Of Ra-
vcnna. s. c.. THOMPSON.
June 9 1851. n3i4-