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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOTEL,

= Comfort. ya.-This large and magnificent establish
s e 81 :
additions ana .issr..s.. open f:r yisi.srs sur
a sI
II in si Il ass n
& s' Il: in
Of interest There arc large and we'll
bath hot =
tn. great benefit. resulting from seaSathins and the
10 place hs healthy finer climate thar
this The entire and fan months FYsr
dr, King By any, eyen the
s I'M :%s
Sssns & sa
20
in the Whole Country The steamers from Serfoik Rich
mopa Peseesburs Baltimore. Wellington Phaaelohia,
rereetfuy Solicited u Tour
per by the week At the rat. 81 3 per
day STAYING am month or CSsr day Gill
guests q the house except for baths others
for porterage The and always
II m on a5rn Of the for ve
% sTSs
and after the Goth Of May and he is prepared to
A-' 'A"ln'' A an ss;o PARSONS
u edmond HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, (LATE
~ the Richmond Hill Seminary. u p. KELLETT begs
family hose to open for the season On
1s Ss '" S'n'
TIE MARINE HOTEL. AT FAIRFIELD. CONNECT
on the first day Of June next summer branch Of the
tifu village Long Island sound sordns ali the induce
an s M ys in the sd
the hotel the patronage previous
sss
sId at ns. es
NEW HAVEN HOTEL. CORNER or CHAPEL AND
"a ,; pegs nouse - now anu
the colleges. fronting stats camnandnss
with the Srst class hotels in New York aud Boston tn.
ubseIner would be pleased to receive h friends and the
pT NEW ef Mxvssy, Conn. Maylz. AoNoA :. " 30
THE BATHING sEAsoN-CAPE MAT, N 1.-THE
anS the pai hs
g hs % %
and in this country or E9-
'Ss s and ~.
stories high aas.dns ample to TIVE thou;
Ne" Boob. Of to the At
Bns
and f hf Il o.9.d To
SEA BATHING AT RosKAwAY, L. 1.-THE PAvI-
~ lion Hotel Will the 10th June the
eepon Of vers Cars leave the South Ferry Brooklyn,
for Jamaica, at o'clock A. M, and and o'clock r. M
where stages will be in readiness to ver to the
house Any communication for me, left with Ogden
smith 80 Front street. New York. will meet with prompt
attention. j. NJ BRIN rNALL.
WOOSTER HOUSE, DANBURY, CONNECTICUT
w will be opened the lst Of June 1t IL large newly
built and supplied with spring for bathing &c. and
has sill the oonveniences of modern hotels Danbury Is
about three hours ride from by the New York and
New Haven, and Danbury and Norwslk Railroads, and
offers attractions to those wishing visit the country dur
ing the summer months. W. SIMONSON,
HOTEL TO SELL OUT-IN THE LOWER PART OF
the city in the best locations doing excellent
busncshe present proprietor leaving in Of
ill health, Everything will be sold standsthe ncom
ing tenant take possession Immediately. Address x
r. Post Office which will be called for All letters post
paid.
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REMOVALS..

"A LLCOCK, ALLEN Co, HAVE REMOVED TO
"A their double store. No. $40 Broadway, ST. Nicholas
Hotel between Broome and Spring streets and have opened
an entire new stock Of goods Of their Importation and
manufacture unequallcd in this country for extent rich
ness and variety consisting Of Silver and Plated Ware, Gas
Fixtures Chandeliers md richly decorated Por
celan Dinner and Tea Sets, Vases Clocks Stauary rich
cut Glass Ware Table Cutlery Japanery, and great
rety OF other furnishing articles The public invited to
writ this magnificent establishment which believed he
the most extensive of the kind in the country running
through from broadway TO Mercer street 900 feet aud
tending the latter 50 feet IL IL fitted gorgeous
and unique style, with designs Of elegance taste
The counters and architectural decorations Of iron and
bronze and exhibit relieves and Htatuary beautifully de-
signed and admirably executed The attention Of the pub
lie is wanted 70 this stock Of goods and especially to tho
Gas Fixtures, the Chandeliers Silver and Plated Wares all
Of which have been imported by, expressly manufactured
under the direction Of this hrm and which embraces
greater variety OF new and desirable styles than be
found at shy other place,
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LIQUORS.


COZZENS' TOPAZ SHERRY.-I AM NOW READY To
supply my friends and the public with this delicious
wine also lot of the w. Il C. champagne.
THEODORE COZZENS CPS Broadway
CHAMPAGNE-WARRANTE GooDAND GENUINE
quarts also very perior article
to impt rted 50 dozeU quarts. London dock
brandes Burnetts London cordial GIN spirits
superior quality for family Port sherry .deita
Mamsey claret aud other wines of
fr m the choicest vintages first class Segars
&C., for sale, in quantities TO suit chasers, by
G. +. LETHBRiD GE. rs & 3 fulton street.
/ HlGGS KILLER (LATE BALTIMORE IMPORTER
and dealer in wines brapdes. porter, sles bro
stout The old stand, 53l Houston street. corner Of
berry street.
NJ Is. PETERS & co, 800 BRoA DwAY. IMPORTERS
lI and dealers in Champagnes, Wines Brandes; Por
ters hes, Brown stouts, Cordia Havana scsars 30 all
% which we offer a. prices enequaed by other house
the u s. Agents for Lambrys Grape Leaf Cham
ders shipped with care PETERS CO., 300 Broadway.
CLARET, CHAMPAGNE &C.-5Uo DOZEN SUPERIOR
~ st. Julien and ST. Estephc Clarct At u slings
dozen bottles returHed 100 baskets Chanpayne. OF Held
seek, Temple, nfd 0her choice brands for SALE by WIN
UNDERHlLIl a ~ Broome street corner Of Crosby.
WIN. II. lNDERUILL OFFERS FOR SALE. At %
w per cent lover than any stiss house. Brandics
Wines Alcs Porter, Sesars. &c. OF the approved
brands, in bottle, draught In quantities to suit
catalogue be had rrat At his store 40 Broom street.
corner Of Crosby.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

TV,o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO LEASE FOR A
of years say three or 1--WE years two or three
second class houses rh west
whole time occupied in his business dorous % making
this Unexceptionabe reference given "a to
responsibility and character would pay monthly or quar-
tey advance Would take tho agency Of several
literal terms. Address Merchant at Gold Pom Once
80 Nassau street call personally the advertiser 1T
his residence, ~ Fana an street, Hudson.
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MRS. vETAULT, 673 BROADWAY, BBGs 40 IN
I form her patrons that from the LIST Of May, she will
remove her show to the r floor Of house Broad
way, Of Washington place She also soguaus them
that she has just received from the first In Paris
large assortment OF bonnots tas linen and articles
for oerninR OF every dese ripton 10.
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ID EMOvAL-Ikh RICHARDS & CO, MANUFAC.
IL Of gold Jewery in all it's variety Hooks and
Eyes &c, and II M Richards manuiaotnrer 81 guy ana
plated Jewelry Of every description at North httebors
Mass, have removed their Once from l73 TO Iy broadws
up stairs few doors above Corapdt street. ana dSsssV
opposite the Howard Hotel.
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nR PRATT HAS REMOVED FROM LIBERTY STREET
~ to No 20 Chambers street. four doors west Broad
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TTBE GREAT ATTRACTION AT NO. 81 BRoA DWAY
still continues unabated-The proprietor, 0Dgious
in to merit the Of his patrons has
eomreted arrangemepts for this week aommc-cng lis
day Monday, the 18th nt to offer
ments to purchases In addition to the
advertised he has had consigned, for Mediate
magnificent aseembnge Of elegant Paris Hats 81 SO So
and ~ 30 each in every vastly superior style and
Please observe the Ladcs Partisan Hat Depot No. 81
Broadway, (removed from 9sl
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II EDMOND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND Il ATE
~ the Richmond Hill Seminary. u p. KELLETT
to inform the public that the seminary will be entirely
modelled for select family hotel open the
the 9TH Of June Particulars be obtained at
diets store, No. 8 Wall street, New York
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CEA BATHING AT ROsKAWAY, l.. 1.-THE PAvI-
~ lion Hotel will open the 10th June for the
eepon Of vter Cars leave the South Ferry Brooklyn,
for jamaica at o'clock A. M and and o'clock p. M.
where stages will be in readiness yisiters the
house. Amy communication for me- left with Ogden
smith % Front street. New York. will meet with prompt
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ROARDlEG.-SOME ELEGANT ROOMS, WE'LL FUR
- nished, well ventilated with bath closets, &c..
every floor be had. with without board 1T No.
nj nca sfrAat.
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DRY GOODS.

DARIS MANTILLAS.--THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
open for Inspection This day,a large i'm
OF nevecs in receiv ID during the
his agent in Paris, and which he is enabled to
very moderate prices as must ready sale Par.
ucusr ntten tiop is invited to really nice silk at
six and hall dollars with rich deer pse, and "a every
variety Of color All the better and costly goods
the same oderate Iao. magnificent stock IL Cs son
Grape India and French Cashmere and other Sbt ys
may also be found at ts establishment GEO. RU I'm
Paris Mantilla Empor IN. 261 Broadway.
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COLUMBIA HALL, NEW LEBANON SPRINGS, N. Y.
The undersigned hereby respectfully gives notice to
his friends and the public that tho above named
dous will be open the
after the Goth May: and is now to
mako arrangements with families for the season.
ANSON PARSONS.
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BOARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, BY A GEN.
- teman wife, child and servant fer i've months Lo-
Hudson hiver, the line of Erie Rail-
road Vicinity of scenery desirable for landscape artist
principal object Furnished and board private
family preferred All applications be explicit in regard
to location terms So. which must be reasonable Address
postpaid, fer oae week. w H.. box $50. Now York.
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ROARDING.-ANY GENTLEMAN WISHING A FRONT
- psror, with pantry attached the second floor with
without board furnished unfurnshcd, and willing to
advance from fifty to hundred dollars for two months
would for the OF it, Terms
Division street Address N. F. Broadway Post Office, for
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS FOR BUSINESS
ID may be had at SAT Broadway, with full partial
board Rooms large airy, and well ventilated Also.
sitting Broadway. with pantry and bedroom ad
joining, suit able for family without small children Hot,
cold shower baths for free Of boarder Reference
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-29

can opportunity soon occurred. Count Valz
inc and lady were one night absent from home a
masquerade ball, and with brave men to do my
bidding, we entered his palazzo, gagged the nurse
and seized his only child-a blooming boy of two
years-and fled with our prize''
'But where-where did you secrete the boy q
said Treyorra eagerly.
The old man rose from his pillow, and said, in
a voice firm and distinct >
"Death's cold hand is upon me. have almost
done with the world. have had enough of ven.
peance His voice is hushed, and I would now
repay you, Count Trevorra, for the words ot
kindness you once spake to me. I carried the
boy to cavern in the distant woods. There has
the mobiles child been reared among the lawless
and the outcasts eff society. That boy is now
Carlo Bardi, the bandit Chief, and the husband
of Lucrezia Trevorra !! Yet in the bandits veins
course as noble blood as thine, and his will yet
be noble name.''
"Great God can this be true, or am | but in a
dream % was the exclamation of the Count, as
he threw himself upon the cushions of his Condo
la, and shouted aloud to the roWers-"On on
to the dueal palace '' And his step was elastic
and firm again, as an hour later, he strobe through
the spacious Corridors holding tightly grasped in
his hands parchment, whereon, stamped with
the arms of San Mares and sealed by the Doge
was granted full pardon to the Bandit Noble
and his wife, would they but return to Venice.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-29
FARM FOR SALE.
A chance for a good Bargain |!

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situate about
and half miles from Mantua corners and two miles from
Cuyahoga Rapids good road Said Farm contains 225
acres Of excellent land hundred and sixty of which
Improvement with good orchard Of grated fruit
well apportoned into meadow, pasture and lable
land portion cleared well fimbered and
from sixty to seventy The buildings are all good
sufficient for such Farm and well watered by plenty
failing springs scattered about over and there
good sugar orchard upon it, of thrifty second growth
There of excellent soft at the House, and
eryhing that tend render the place desirable
Persons desous of purchasing are requested to call and
subscriber the premises. SETH HARMON,
Mantua, Aug. 80, 1852, 375
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fcoNcLuDED FROM FIRST PAeE.1

Next morning all Venice became acquainted
with the elopement Of Trevorra's daughter, and
all Venice, was. placarded with reward of a
thousand ducats for the bandits head,
Groups of men gathered at every corner. con-
versing in low tones of the temerity of the bandit;
and the gaety which before reigned SO universul-
ly, now gave place to subdued quietness.
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C0-PARTNERSHIp NOTICE,

THE Subscriber having procured the building mmedatea
East of the fire in Ravenna, viii continue the Boot Shoe
and Leather business in connection with Wm d. Durham,
under the of GILLIs DURHAM and hopes the liberal
patronage he has enjoyed from his old friends and customers
WILDE continual to the firm. j. GILLIS.
Ravenna, Oct. 1S, 1852. 361tf.
HE Subscribers having formed partnership in the Boot
Shoe and Leather business opening entire
stock of Boots Shoes Leather Moroccoes Lnngs Bindings,
and general assortment Of Shoemakers findings and will at
all times have hand good assortment of Home Manuac-
tured Work, which they will sell at the lowest cash prccs
ready pay, &c. Tanners Oil for sale
]. GIILIS.
w. D. DURHAM.
Ravenna, Oct. 49, 1882 3sItf.
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Now is the time to Buy
REkDY-MRDE CLOTHING!
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE,

EAGLE CLOTHING STORE,
In Little's Block, Ravenna, Portage County, o.
I'VE subscriber has just received and opened his Fall and
i Winter stock of Ready made Clothing embracing the
largest brought this place, and to which he
invites the attention of the public.
HIS stock consists pat of Broadclos, Beaver, Peters,
ham, Pilot Coth Felt and Blanket Overcoas of style
and different coors; Cloth Cashmere Casnet Cashmerets
coats c black plain and fancy Cashmere Pants do CAST
Satin, CLOTH Cashmere and Satin Vests, made in different
styles. Also, large stock Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts Drawers Undersr Socks, Hdkfs Cravas,
Stocks Suspenders, Collars, Gloves MeRs, Comforts
and articles in this line, all Of which will be offered at
figures than be purchased elsewhere in the county
Call examine yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
You will not go away disappointed. -
CHARLES GREENFIELDER.
Nov. g. 1852 363H
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COLLINS HOUSE SALOON.

rHHE subscriber has been the expense reng
furnishing the Saloon under the Collins House, and is
ready to wait customers little Mint Juep,
thing in his line He win keep all kinds of the choicest q
Ples OYSTERS Sardnes Ice Cream Lobster Picked
Tongues and everything in that line, which be got
short notice.
Call at No. 3, Hole the WALL Main street, Ravenna, o.
Aug. lI.-tf OSCAR F. SEVERENCE
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NEW BOOKS.

rT,HE DAYS OF BRUCE, by Grace Agular; Travels in
L Tartary, Thibet, and China; Yellow plush Paper by
Thaehery Essays from the London Tines in Hydropahis En-
cock Buckeye Abroad Sparks Life of Washington Ahur's
Library the Household Walks and Talks Of an American
Farmer in Engand World and there by Denins Hoods
own and Social Philosophy; Weodworhs Freside Mu
scum june Ees ~ 0 'ne Afs e0. i0f B. LITTLE
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No. AND NAME OF TIP
AND
OWNERS NAMES.

No. l, ATWATER.
Atwater Caleb
No. 2, AURORA.
Riley John c
No. 8, BRIMFIELD.
Agard Phebe SIS heirs
No. A, CHARLESTOWN'
Hinckley Samuel heirs
Norton Ozias P
No. 5, DEERFIELD.
Ely Merricks heirs
Laughlin James
No. 6, EDINBURGH.
Hughes Richard
No. 7, FRANKLIN.
Benjamin P w heirs
Birge Simeon
Barber Lucina L
Garner Henry G
Hall John I'd
Hand TituSH & Brown J
Luce Elihu
same
McElroy Lucy
Newbery Chauncey
Oviatt Heman
same
Oviatt H & Baldwin A
Sausman Elias
Tuttle Henry B
No. 8, FREEDOM.
Hurlbut Samuel s
same
Wright Daniel Fl
No. 9, HIRAM.
Cooper Samuel
Fitch John
Tilden Henry L
No. 10, MANTUA.
Blanchard Francis R
King George
Wheeler Sarah
No. IL, NELSON.
Jackson Julius
Merritt Calvin
Udall Samuel
Williams Russell
No. l2, PALMYRA.
Bean Daniel
Corbett Chiron's estate
Jones Daniel
Lewis John
same.
No. 13, PARIS.
Merwin Lewis
Sloane Jonathan
No. IA, RANDOLPH.
Churchill Orange L
Collins A & Dodge w J
same
Cross Theophilus
Gorby Thomas
Smith John
Sears Edward
Tappan Francis w
Witt John
No. Is, RAVENNA.
Beeman Asahel c
No. Is, ROOTSTOWN.
Brayton Isaac
| Curtiss H P & Case Burt
same
SatoQ-~-z-
No. II, SHALERSVILLE
Bixby Armintus
same
Vanauken James
No. 18, STREETSBORO'
Brayton Isaac
Kelley Charles
No. 10, SUFFIELD.
Borlander J & Buck Thos
Grenway & Co
Hall Samuel
Hatcher William
Stofer Jacob
Wait Edward
Warner Adam jr
Wait Edward p
No. 20, WINDHAM.
Hinman Warren w
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Doctor w. Clark,

Having located Shaersve pursue his profession would
to the public, that ready to wait all
who may require his services. Office at the Clinton House
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Hats and Caps.

Hats and Caps.
lust received at the Eagle Clothing Store large supply Of
81 of the fall styles Also Kossuth Hats, and Cloth,
Plush and Oil Cloth Caps, for sale cheap the cheapest
Nov. 3S3tf
TRUNKS, Valises Carpet Bags-a supply
ceived at the Eagle Clothing Store, which will be put at
low figures. Call and see them. nov3.
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One Scotchmgn complained that he had o
ring in his head.
'Do ye ken the reason O. that!" asked his wor-
thy crony
"No,'' he replied.
"I'll tell you then, it's because it is empty
"And have ye not ringing in your headr' quoth
the other.
'sNo, neyer.''
''And de ye ken the reason! It's because its
cracked
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M. B1RcHARD.] u. W. TYLEI
Attorneys at Law.

agreed become jointly inereedin their profess
sional business in Portage county. They may be
suited at Ravenna during the term Of Court their offices
in vat icaon.
Ad DIR Elm ssvacation-Birchard & Sutli Warren o.,
Burhard & Tyler, Franklin Mills, o.
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Fifty Tons of Marble,

TJST received and large share of is Italian Obesque
C Monuments and Grave stone from two inch to eight in
the importers in New York; also American is of the best
quality, from the Mills Of Wm Ripley, celebrated for hav-
ing the finest and best Rutland Marble
Take notice. that here is good an assortment as can be
State and that selected stock and pur
chased of first hands, therefore think that can sell
good article low heretofore has been sold poor one oy
of hands, Therefore give us call
fore purchase elsewhere consider our
guarantee that we give entire satisfaction. 49,
Ravenna, Dec. 10, 1851. ly342
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CHAPTER VI.
"All's well, that ends well!"

ssAll's well, that ends well!''
The old man died that night. He died with
Carlo standing by his bedside, for he had sent a
message to summon him ere he departed, that he
might relate to him the story of his noble birth;
and Carlo had reached the city short time after
the Count Trevorra quilted the old mans dwell
ling.
When the bandit learned all, and saw the pro-
clamations of full pardon and the invitations to
return to Venice, which were placarded upon ev-
cry wall throughout the city, his surprise was very
great, as also his joy, when he knew of the hap
piness it would impart to his beloved Lucrezia;
and tears of joy gushed from the eyes of his fair
young bride, and prayers of thankfulness trem-
bled upon her lips as she entered the barge which
was in waiting to convey her back to her child
hoods home.
! How pleasant to her seemed the rippling wat
ers that summers day, as she sailed swiftly over
their surface; yet not half SO rapid was the mo-
ton of the gondola which shot onward like an
arrow from the archer's bow-not half SO rapid
was its progress as the swift-winged thoughts
which she sent before her to her fathers pal
ace.
She saw already her parents kind and loving IA
ces turned to hers; she saw the glad tears OF
welcome, and heard the sobs of joy which told
that all was forgiven and forgotten. Again, in
Imagination, was she seated in the luxurious cham
Der where SO many of her happiest girlhood days
were passed.; again she heard the music of gliding
waters, and the low-voiced wind sighing through
the magnolia branches; yet the sweetest melody
that came stealing there was the gentle tones OF
m0ther's voice; and happier than she had been
for years was she, when all these dreams were
fulfilled.
And, in after years, when, as the bride of the
Count Bernardo Valzine-to whom his fathers
titles and estates had Decentralization, petted
and caressed by the Venetians Lucrezia's thoughts
would oftentimes 60 back to her early days, and
she would smilingly remark to her husband that
sit was not every bandit who eventually turned
out to be a noble.''
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FL ES ST. A II REV AL.


FIREST ARRIVAL.
DAIRY SALT, at
D April 26. HATCH's.
DICE and Corn Starch, expressly for food, at
IL April Go. HATCH'S.
|tHoICE 50 cent Tea, at
~ April &c. HATCH'S.
u April 26. HATCH's.
CoFFEE and TOBACCO, at
" April 26. HATCH'S.
GoAP and Candles, at
y April 90. HAECH's.
I0URE Dry Lead, and Lead ground in Oil, at
l. April &c. HATCH's.
r INsEED OIL and Spirits Turpentne at
IL April %. HATCH'S.
~ HATCH has received his spring supply of Coach and
VI Copal Varnish.
rVsAR, at
L. April &c. HATCH'S.
VIALS, Bottles and Jars at
V April e6. HATCH,s.
collar Lamp Chimneys, at
y April 26. HATCH'S.
DIRD Seed and Fxings, at
ID April 26. HATCH's.
DERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Killer, at
April 26. HATCHS.
CURRANTs, Ciron and Rasns, at
" April 26 HATCH's.
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Notice in CElancery.

Notice i'm CElanceFy.
Jonathan H. Everett notice, that at the October
~ Term of the Court of Common Pleas of Portage Coun
Ohio A. D. 1852 Hiram Cope of said County, filed his
bill in Chancery in said Court the object of which
strain the said Jonathan H. Everett from selling, conveying
in any wise dsposng of his interest in and
tract of land, described in said b also prevent him from
selling dsposng of certain goods and chatels mentioned
in said b and that the will for hearing
February term of the said Court, next ensuing
BIERCE & JEFFRIES.
nov "a CIV Soils. for Complainant
Ok 25 POUND Kegs pure White Lead, ground in Oil. just
Ze1 reed and for sale at
June 81 SwIFT's.
ZINC PAINTA new article to supercede the use of lie
Il in painting, for sale by l. SwIF
SAn LBS. Birthstone, for sale at
OUU SwI
1nO GROSS Taper and Vial Corks, for sale at
lUU Sw1FT's.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-29

List and Treasurer
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-29

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