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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-15
Democratic Central Committee

Short Greek, Asa Holmes.
Athens. DR.. Finley.
Green, John Wilkn.
Cndz &, N. Allen, Joseph Rca, John
Bpail.
Stock. F. Mckinney,
Archer, S. Upton.
Nottingham, |. Birney.
Norrh, a. f. Croskry,
Franklin, 7, Quinn,
German, A, Lynch,
Rumev. j. Gutshal,
Washington, D. Tenant
Moroctield, j. Latfertv.
Freeport, J. S. Tasgart
Monroe, II. B. Heller.
EyThe members Of the above Commit
tee are earnestly requested to meet in Cadiz
at the National House, on saturdy, Septem.
Der 10, 1852. A general attendance is ner
cessary, as business of Importance is to be
transacted.
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ED"Quite contest is now going on be-
tween the whig editors of this Congressional
District. to see which can tell the most bare
faced lie about the Democratic candidate
and the Convention. Croser, of the Car
roll Free Press is ahead so-iar, although
All llison, of the Steubenvillc Herald, is not
far behind him.
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Free Trade should ruin all countries. Ifall
get poor by FreeTrade, then let all countries
at OnOe shut up their respective ports, pro-
hibit all commercial intercourse, aud they
will surely all grow rich.
As this paper is already too long, will
say no more at presant, but may resume the
subiest at future time. L.
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ES~Ihcretuns received from that dark
hole Of Whiggery, Vermont. seem rather
favorable to the Democracy. We should
not he surprised if Vermont in November,
would give her electoral vote for Pierce and
King, Alas! poor Scott,
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TEe, y, w FCKM.aW.

AUCTION n COMMISSION MEito j 1ANrs
a Nd Dealer in American, English, Ere 'cl',
mud German t:ouds. Clocks. Watches ana
rrwcry, rtc. All kinds of MercA andlze. K"'t
tstatr. iJousrnoki FurriIur re sold on the most
iensunnhe terms. a + ..- .8f sst
Anction every Tuesday and Friday evenings
md "Wednesday and Saturday mornings
nc,lg-ly w. s. WICKIIAM.
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County Surveyor.

Samuel Bell, Esq, tile Democrats noni.
nee for this office, in this county, declines
beings candidate. 1t win therefore. be
cOmdBincnmbent on the Central Committee,
Attheir meeting on Saturday to fill ths va
ssney.
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CaIAnR mANtrFsCrVyv,E,,.

TVNiE subscriber wishes 10 inform his custom
4 ers aud the public generally. TINT no hns on
hand a lot of car GlsS, made to order. which
he will sell Cor cash or approved country produce,
and that he still continues TO mann ln oture all
the different varieties Of Chairs, Settecs. Soca-
bles. ArmC hairs. snal Chhis, etc, etc.. at his
stand. on Wartoii.strest. lew doors south Of y
Il u. M'Faddcn's store
isb4 ". MCCONNELL.
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Those new goods at Moore's are certain,
ly attractive, and will please the ladies be-
yond doubt, To say that Moore sells cheap,
would be useless, for his numerous Oustum-
ers know that by experience.
Advertisement next week.
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RSTTwenty thousand persons were pres
ent at the Berks county, Pa, Democratic
mass meeting, which was held held at Read
ing on the 4th inst.
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Alter which time will keep nm office in Ca
liz ror the purpose of receiving taxes until The
20h day OfDccembcr, | 652
All persons who have performed labor on the
highway in discharge Of their rnnd tax will he re-
qn'rcd to produce the Supervisors ceru icate IOr
the same.
D.IlTLDERT, County Treasurer.
Cndn, september Z, 1852.
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EyDaniel Webster, the great god-likc
Daniel, has been read out of the whig party
by such men as Willie Mapgum, OF North
Carolina.
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he b"rough OF Cadiz paysa Corporation Tax
ei f-Ih ai II niilor : cents on the siOl Of valun.
uon. X. h. PRICE, Auditor uG Harrison co.
September 6, 1852
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

THE snbscriheIs will sell. al puhlic Sale. OF
Thursday the l4th dny nj oclobor next, at II
O'clock, NJ on the ptemises, that well known
FARM on which John Hanna, decd, formerly
lived one mile west OF Grorget0wr\. short Crack
to ,nship. Harrison county, Ohio. containing one
hundred mud s'x'y-ope acres, ahont one hun ircd
and twenty acres clented. with gonh Brick
lI0nsr. II Double Bara aud other buildings, asd
an Orchard aud Coal Bank. The farm is wsll
wntered and ina high smtcot cultivation Pas
session will he given on the LET day 0f Anil,
1889. Terms nnde known on the day Of sale.
JAMES HANNA,
ALEX. HAMMOND.
Execntorr Of the estate of Ohm Iannn, ,cc'd.
Sept. Is, 1859.
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Notice.

A I my inetaRef. mn nttachment was this Gny
~ -issued by David Hanlin, Il Justice OF tlls
Peace OF Monroe towaship, Harrison county, u
hiu. agninst ,ht goots and effects Of Abr Furnar
an ah-conding drhkex,
Dated this 2l, aay cf August, A. %. 1859.
eep 81 WILLIAM z. kERk
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EyWm, Hopkins. of Washington coun-
ty, is the Democratic nominee for Canal
Commissioner in Pennsylvania, in place OF
the lamented Col. Searight.
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ES-,I Iur friend John McCnrmick bos

ES- ''ur friend John Nc cCormick has re-
ceived his fall and wintcr supply of new
goods. 1t is said that John sells goods as
cheap if not cheaper than any other house,
and we are inclined to believe it seeing the
bargains that have been purchased at his
store.
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Fresh OYSTERS.

There will be some nice, fresh oysters ser
we'd up this Wednesday, evening, at Mrs
Divines. Be on hands soon, or they will
be gone before you think about it.
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eve to-day hoist t" the head of our pa
per, the name of Wilson Maddox. the whig
nominee for Congress in this Congressional
District. .'-New Lisbon P0llddtum.
ES-It won't stand. You will please throw
it down again. -.......
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Ra"The Wheat, corn and oats crops in
Illinois look exceedingly well this season.
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GS-The great whiy convention which
was to come of at Columbus on the 7th inst,
turned out to be great fizzle,
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JOSEPH S. THOMAS,

4 TrORNEY AT LAW, Cad :, . C,l-
"A lce.ioMs made in lla-uaom, Jefferson,
Tnscstawas, tasrro4l, Belmont aud Guernsey
counties. a... .l a.s E
snict attention. givcR To- the business Of FIX
rcntors. Guaiduns, Partition aud Sales Of Li,Id
cf settlement OF Estates, etc, etc.
OFFICE Market St.. : doors east of Sie,u-
hauyilI,
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GtrIf Scott were good whig he would
decline now, since the nomination Of Hale
and Webster; he would not persist in run
ming thereby disturbing the harmony Of the
party he Processes to belong to.
EFReal fidelity may be rare but it exists.
They only deny its worth and power who
never loved friend, or labored to make a
friend.
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H-Ihe Lowell Courier says that Samu-
el Wentworth, Esq, member of tho Boston
bar, and nephew of John z. Hale, has re-.
rounced the whig party. and will take the
tump fer Pierce and King, W. 2"
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To the Taxpayers Of Harrison
County.

TNllE amount Of per cuIihge levied en- caol
il bundled dollars oi yalua:inn on the Iuxabl'
pruP-rty in the seySral Townships in sai& COun-
Iy, fOr the year A. ID. 1852. isas follnws:--.-
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EnR GAH,EI

THE subscriber offeis at private salc, nj his
residence. near I.aceysvile. TWO GOOD
YOKE OF OXEN, Eve years old, mud well
broke. Any person wishing bargain would do
we'll to call, WIN. PATTERSON.
sept. Is, 1855.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given ihaI will attend at the usual
place ot holding ElrIions in tbs several town.
ships OF llnrrison County for the purpose, Of Ie-
CrIvimg snid InNea rs fnLlnps.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticket.
For auditor,
MILTON HARVEY.
For Commissioners,
WALTER JAMlSON, 3 years,
ROBERT HERRYMAN, 2 years,
Director ot'Me Infrmory.
JOHN d. WILSON,
For Coroner,
DR.. Z. CONAWAY.
Lamd ApraiserS,
Dist. No. l.
2.--JAMES McNARY,
3,--AARON CONAWAY,
4.-MOSES WRIGHT.
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Moneys ReciYed.

CADIZ TEMPLE OF HONOR, NO. sc
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall al
Joining the Market House
Regular dogree meetings on The first Monday
nGyeTy month.
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Rail- RsOsvtg House.
A. F. CROSKEY, ar

Ills hnu.e has berh thoroughly rephreu ~. A.
lious made aIr public palrolh5e soiicitt".
july n, 1852.
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CAOIZ LODGE. No. I3O. 10. O r
Mers every FRlDA Y EVENING. at & o'cock
IN the Hall, adjoining The Mn,kpt House
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=. Es. ShOtWeIi,
TORN EY At Law

CADIZ. HARRISON COUNTY. ONO.
CtIVES csp ci"l aud prompt aten,io" to an
TCoIrcrinns and other professional business :
entrusted 10 bis care in na rrisOn n,ni tie adJ'W
ing r0unti's, .S>,.,as
and others ior lnan;nG money. @'' a-
OFFICE--In kilgOre's Corner. "3 sF
August q. ISJ2-INrpa. -...I
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senatorial Electors,
District Electors.

District Electors.
DIsrRICrs NAMES,
lSt Charles Rhul,
I'd, George w. Stokes,
Sd. ~ Il, s. Cunningham,
4th, Enoch e. DIAL
9th, Samnel II. SLeedman
9TH, Charles j. Orton,
7th, James Kyle,
9th, Fraucis Cleveland,
9Th, William Palmer,
10th, Benjamin p. Johnson
iik, John B. Dumblc,
l2th, William Golden,
18Th, Oliver Keyser,
l4th, Hugh J. Jewett,
lsh, William Okcy, ...
lGth, Charles IL. Mitchnor,
l7th. Chalhley I. McArtor.
18Th. Jantes Firdley,
10Th, Samuel ID. Harris,
Goth, Eli 7. Wilder,
2lSt, Elias II. llaines.
For Jadqe W'He Supreme Court.
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
j or member QHe Board V Tie Public Works,
JAMES r. STEEDMAN.
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-lJ,I CADlZ HOTEL H..

OIA MVA n MAV ENAe
FORMERLY Kept BlL S. LACEr.
ME subscriber has taken clnrYe OF the above
j HOTEL. wharc he is prepared ut MI titnes
to whit on all who mity pntronizr his house tIls
has fitted up and furnished il ia ihe alost i'm.
proved Stys. r,R
His Table . tg,.i
VIII at all times be furnished with tie bss the
market affords.
His Stabling
IL rendered con, riliein and cuIrtnoflioas. and
bis ho'tcrs Cnrrlul aud attentive. lie desires TO
render his house #t E3 r.n
A Home to Travellers. q
lie assures his friends that they shall And Hi
A Cordial Welcome to the Hotel.
Ample cOmiuoint hons Tor Movers and Dn,vsrs
Bonrdcrs received nj all times, oii tcnspuahle
tcrpr. nori 1T JOHN MAIIll.N.
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~ f. W. FKEsoN

HoHAs PHILLIPS. wIL7ulIhiAM re
Z. Phillips and SORa.
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wm. Ming Nicon.

NTANUFAC CrURER OF Saddles. bhai'S
NA llarncss aud Trunks. Of a'i Ki'as ahu
qualities at rhr old stand No. W. NAM s..e'''
Wheeling. Va. Carpet md Saddle Bags satth.
els. ynhcrs, coIu.nnn and plated CarIinTe tnd
Buggy Harness, Briggs Pa:ent Forest City t;oaGh
Wagon md Drny Harness OF all kinds' atTays
On hand and maic to order on lbe-a 'sfAs. ,i
0c'2g-lv L-----
NVlI.I.Ft'S celebrated Crailcs. attached ~
VA Scytbct also Grass Scythes Of superior
hI,,IIIs ior snle by S. Il II. .McFADDEN.
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Organize! ORGANIZED!

Advertisement next week.
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FOR CaN6REss,
ANDREW STUART, Of Jefferson county,
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

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New York. Those papers desire a Protec-
tive Tarif,-:hat their government should
impose duties on our agricultural productsin
their market, in order to raise the price of
bread .stutfs, SO that their grain growers
could sell it to their manufactures to feed
their workmen with, at greatprofit They
think that as long as the present Democrat
ic policy is adhered to in this country, Great
Rritian will follow the same course, but that
il the Wing party in this country succeed,
and establish a high Protective Tariff, Great
Britain will be forced into the same line Of
policy. This is surely no reproach to the
Wing party. They doubtless advocate tina,
policy which they deem is for the interest Of
our common country, without being prompt
ed or dictated to by the British newspapers
or the British government; and the Demo
cratic party do the same.
There is however one remarkable circum-
stance, which have often observed in the
advocacy Of a Piotesiive Tariff by the Wing
press of our country, and By that portion of
the press Of all fOreigA countries which advo-
cate Protective policy in their respective
governments, and that is they all predict the
certain ruin Of the best interests Of their re-
spective couRtries by an experiment vi Free
tTrade. L sssps very strange TIA. putual
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-07

VERDIcT IN 4 GAmRLIse CAsE.-An
Interesting case was decided in the New
York Superior Court on Thursday. II was
the case Of John Taylor vs.. Sa'rloek Hill.
man, 10 recover S3 500 paid by Taylor TO
Hillmans for i gambling debt. This is one
ofthe instances where ruin great and inn
mediate has been brought on by propensi-
tY for gambling. Tasfor got with his wife
1000; he borrowed 81 900; and by
gambling failed for sl5, 900 lost an exten>
sivs comb blishment. aud Is now cart
man in New York, earning 81 per day.
Verdict for plaintiff in the full amount
claimed.
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The supreme courlhas decided

.MAfNE.-The supreme courlhas decided
that the liquor law cannot prevent the trans
port Of liquors from town to town in the
state Or through the state; and thai liquor is
properly, and any provision in ,he law to
the contrary is in violation Of the constiiu>
tion and void. Accordingly claims for
damages may be instituted in all cases
whore liquors have been seized and destroy
ed IN transita The opponents ofthe law
have called mass convention to be holden
in Portland on the 29th inst, to nominate
candidate for Governor, who will not be
The subsersient tool Of fanaticism under
cover of law, enacied through fear.''
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Gang Of Counterfeilers Convicted,
CINcINNATI, June q

- CIN NCINNATI, June %.
Lewis Slate, Sarah Slate, Milton Parker
vand John Frisbee have been found guilty,
! BY the Criminal Court of dealing in coun-
tsrfeit money The evidence showed the
parties to have belonged TO . most exten-
siye gang of counterfeiters, one Of whom
named John S. Collinsis turned States evi-
dencc but after the trial he was arrested
by the q, 5. Commissioners on charge of
dealing, in counterfeit coin.
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N E w BO OK s TOR Il
At RaVenna.
Morro-READY PAy-sMALL paorirs-QuIcx pE.
TURNS.

Morro-READY PAy-sMALL Paorrrs- QUICK RE.
TURNS.
---se o e~~--
VINHE undersigned is now receiving n large and
l. very complete assortment Of
School and Miscellaneous Books and sta-
ti0nery,
to which he invites the attention of the citizens OF
Portage Comfy,
Standard Works OF History, Biography. Liters.
ture, Scieace, Poetry, Tales, Shetcbss, Juvenile
Works, &C., &c., may be found in his stock. A
large variety Of
s @ HOOL BOOKS,
by different authors, also on hand.
He is, also, spening handsome and very in.
wiling assortment of Fancy Articles, Toys, Can.
dies, &C., &c.
He hopes to be able to make i. for the interest
Of persons wishing articles in his iine, to give him
call. AL, Old and Young, are cordially invited,
at any rate, to cali in and view the many beautiful
and valuable things comprised in his assortment.
His store, is in the Ohio Star Office Build
ing, Main Street, few rods east OF (stIIetts Store
LYMAN w. HALL.
THE following Biographies, Wig. FrarkIin,s, J
q. Adams, J. C. Caihouh's, Andrew Jscksan's
Madison and Monroe's, Jotn RandoIph's, s,as
Wrighps, Gen. LaFlyett's, LoHis Kossath,s, Gen.
Taylor's, James Poke, etc., ETC., for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
YoUATT ON THE HORSE: Stable ECONOMY.
Colmans Agriculture, Farmers Every Day Book,
Rogers Scienn6c Agriculture, Farmers and Emi.
grants Hand Book, Miss Beechers Domestic Econ.
omy, Practical Receipt Book.
Puite's Domestic Physician---Ho Hon epathie.
Uncle Toms Cabin.
Bibles, large and small, good assortment.
Methodist Hymn Hooks, large and small.
Fremonts Exploring Expedition.
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regous.
Moral, Religious, Scientific, Poetical, Biograph-
cal, Histo rieai and MscelfaR eoas Works, a great
variety.
Harper's Magazine for May.
Western Literary Magazine, and Journal Of Ed
ucation, Arts and Morals, Tor May.
Fowler's Works, bound, aud in cheap pamphlet
| editions.
Parkers series of School Books, recommended BY
the Examiners Of Portage C6unty, all for sale at
HALLS NEW BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, May 4, 1862.
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500 TO $500 PER MONTH!
The Above Sum can Easily be Made

The Above Sum can Easily be Made
BY ANy INDUSTRIOUS MAN. OF REsrEcrAsLE AD-
DRESS WHO POSSESSES GOOD BUslNEss QUALITIES,
AND WHO CAN COMMAND SMALL cArr>
TAI tro 1EGIr wrTH,) OF
From 95 TO SO Dollars,
arNo others need apply. y.-ea
BY ENGAGING WITH THE SUBSCRIBER
IN THE
Book Agency Busimers,
Whose Publications are very ssleabie,
And Which the People WW BHyf
nI Funds can be forwarded Al orr risk, IL
mailed in presence ofths Pos, Master and NUM-
bers and dates ofthe same retained.
trNo books kept or sold BY ,ns Of an Immoral
tendency.
s& 4 Wholesale PRICE LIST, with fpll d.
rcctions for operations, will be forwarded on ap-
piisaiioB, Posr PAID, TO
GEO. II. DERBY AND Co.
Book Psblisbers.
Buffalo, N. Y.--Not New.York. $685.
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I.n11rsurIIEI Inlx (

LouIsvILLE, July Q.
Gov. Powell has rendered to James Guth.
rie the appointment Of Senator. to ell the
vacancy caused BY The death Of Henry
Clay, Mr.. Guthrie has declined.
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Dress Goods,


A extensive assortment Of sLadies Dress
IA Goods, p embracing all the latest styles, car
be found at May2S GILLETTs.
Donnets-A splendid assortment of the latest
ID style Bonnets Just reed at GMLErTs.
Drints, Prints-The best lot for the LowEsr
l PR;cEs In market at GMLETTs.
~ inghams-A large lot Of Ginghams-good
" quality for one chilling per yard. at
s.sszz.,sss GILLETTS.
Gunner GoOds-staeks OF summer Stuffs for
~ pants &C.. very cheap at GILLErrs. :
HATS! HafstI-Panama, Leghorn, Kossuth,
Ii Canada Straw, Palm Leaf&c. &c. at
GILLETTS.
Gilk Hats-A few doz. fashionable Moleskin
- Hats Just reed at GILLETTs.
G illzs, Silks-A splendid lot Of Dress Silks just
~ received at GTLLETzs.
4 3HIoths, &c.--The best stock Of cloths, cassi.
" meres and vestiDgs can be found at
GILLETTS
inens-Brewn Linen, Irish do. Linen Drills
IL and Table Linnen--a good assortment al
GILLETTS.
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The Pittsburgh Garonicle, hereto
fore neutral, has hoisted the Gag of Pierce
and King. So has the New York Morn-
I ing Star. also neutral print heretofore.
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LIFE AWOlNG SIHE LOpt LII.
ESOR sale BY the subscriber at reduced prices.
l. Also ,hs life OF KOssUTH, BY HeadIy.
Dissolution of fPartnerShip.
NOTICE is hereby given that the coparleership
In heretofore existing between the Subscribers
under the name of. Gillis & Co., is dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted to the late
6rm, and all those having claims against the same,
are required to call on John ellis, at the old
stand, who is duly authorized to settle the affairs
OF the late company.
JOHN GILLIS,
ENOCH JOHNSON.
Ravenna, June I'd, 1859.
THE subscriber will continue the
i LEATHER, BOOT SHOE
business, at the old stand, one door west of Rswel
& Co.'s Store, where he will keep co stantly on
hand good supply of boots and shoes of
EASTERN AND HOME MANUFACTURE.
Having made arrangements to manuiacture boot,
and shoes of all qualities and styles, he fatter,
himselfthat with his long experience in the quail,
ties ofleather, he will be able TO select the best
stock, and by employing good workmen, he car
furnish his customers with as good an article o
home manufactured Boots and Shoes, as can bs
procured at any other establishment Of the kind In
the country.
He has just received his spring stock of Moroc.
cos, Innings, Shoe Thread, Nails and kilt of al
kinds, with good supply of best Buffalo Sole
Leather. French Calf Skins &C., all of which
will be sold at low figure, for cash and ready
pay. JOHN GILLIS.
Ravenna, June 2, 1852.
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Hats! Hats..

IF you want The best hat ever offered in Raven
j. ma, just call at the new store Of H L and r
Day where you can fnd the best quality and mos,
genteel hat in town. may22
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Lie RALR YMPLE
MERCHANT TALON.


TT as removed his shop two doors west of the
Ii Collins House, in the store formerly occu-
pied by Messrs. Brown & Hurlbut, where he is pre-
pared to execute all work entrusted to his care, in
neat and
il ashi@mable MANNER.
The subscriber is grateful for past favors, ard
respectful; solicits their continuance. He has ON
hand
Cloths, Doeskins, Cassinssrs, Satin and
Fancy Vestings, and Trimmings;
also 6ne lot of
Cashamsrett, T'wssd, and Gsntlemen's
Furnishing GOODS.
which he will sell very cheap. superior lot OF
Ready-Made Clothing,
constantly on hand. Particular attention paid to
where garments made out Of the shop. All
garments made by him are warranted to fit, and sE
work warranted. L. DALRYMPLE.
Ravenna, June. 1852.
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CsILKS, Tissues, Barregss, Basrege Delains
- Foplard Silks, Lawns, Musilns and all the
Iatest y les OF Dress Goods just received saS seIs
ING very chesp al the new s,ore of
May 10. h. L. y H. DAfNst