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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19
MARSHALL g. COS

Wholesale Grocery and IRON StOTes
I'm connection with our stock of SLIGO IRON, we
offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions We
would call the attention Of upcounry merchants, and
every thing Liquors excepted in the Grocery and Pro-
vision lire.
We propose selling for cash at Gslena market prices,
adding cost of transportation and believe thai we can
supply boarding House keepers and families on - good
terms AZ they can purchase below
Our stock has selected with care, that we can
WARRANT the quality of all articles sold by US.
CUGARS--Common Brown, Refined, A, Is and c,
- Crushed and Powdered, BY the barrel, al
MARSHALL Cos.
NTOLASSES--Bseher's syrup. sugsr-house and
IVA Plantation, at MARSHALL. g. Co.'S
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-ssllon kegs, fer fami-
" lies a; NJ q Cos
Ms Co.'S
EVLOUR--Jssper, Extra and superfne, at
II Mo Cos.
DORK--Clear Mess, just put W last week, supe-
II rior article for families, at NJ 4 Co.'S
CALT--Of every kind and in any quantity, at
- s Cos.
nIIl..Linsced, Bleached Lamp and Lard Oil, at
~ nj q Cos.
EANDLEs--sperm Star and Mould, at
~ Ms Co.'S.
VNIHITE LEAD, Turpentine, Putty, Whiting and
wv lampblacs at N 4 Cos
VEy1NDOw Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish,
Wv Mackerel. Butter and Cheese, Axes Clocks, Corn
Baskets Locking Glasses, Gro Ears, Buck Mits Grain
Shovels Coffee Mills Percussion Caps, Log Chains,
Broons Crackers Axe Hevcs, and almost every thing
for sale at MARSHALL. & Co.'S
Saint Paul October 1851, 3-2s
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i ss..a. II. III Agent for the st. Anthony Mill Co..
ST. Paul, July 81, 1851. $3.50. 15-tf

r. BBI.S MESS BEEF: Also any quaEtity of
VI fresh Corii-neal; also Indian corn for sale very
cheap for cash. the Upper Landing bridge in Saint
Paul, by ft.r.-' (35t3) ,+tH J. w. BABCOCK.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19
.i'bs e5dltnu AoDrrtisrnirnts.
wuOLEsALE AND RETArK DoK-
~ Ef ts2s1a fszs &aS STORE 40 ss*

..ssss Nc. 90 Main street, Gaisna, fikisosx gfi
JOSHUA BROOkES, ) ass,8 tW la
Dealer IN Books, Stationery and Paper Hansinss,
HI East offers for the inspection Of all pcrsons
wishing TO purchase either in large smau quantities
complete assortment of SCHOOL, MiscELLAsEoEs LAW
AM MEpIcA Books Music Books, and Musical f,stru
ments Bmnk-books in any qusntty anil made IS order
all standard works In rKgoLoefc .MEDIcAE SCI.
gScE. Their editions of Bibles and PraseE Books IN
every variety Of size and binding
Country merchants, Fabiic Libraries and the trads
supplied advantageous ters and pubic generally
at as low rates as at any establishment the Wess.
p Highest price paid In cash for Rags.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19
LUMBER FOR SALE.

yTNHE undersigned will inform the citizens of Paul
II and its viciaity, that he is opening Lumber Yard
the Single Factory Jackson a. Seventh streets
and is prepared ill orders for all kinds of Lumber
the shortest notice. Those wishing Lumber Of any de-
~ Terms easy, half up and the balance on the
delivery OF the Lumber. .,,s, str.f . 7.tf-orsvs-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19
GRINDING,

TEviE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, at the grist-mil the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at St. Anthony for lawful
rates Of toll. When desired, grists will be re-
ceived at the subscriber on the east side of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-SlY - CALVIN A TUuTLE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19
II. e. M,CLOsKEY.

XKTIIOIES ALE Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants and general steamboat agent, has in
and arrive by carly arrivals the following arti
ces which he offers the trade at the lowest for
cash, at No. IS, Steam Boat Landing, Galena.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19

il, KOBEKIS.
CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON SITS.
rs now offering for sale large and splendid
u assortment Of fe' .--'arf1
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part Of Calicoes, sheeting, Shnt-
ings, MousIin de LANES, Silks, AIpacas, Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Vestings,
Csat Trimmings, Linseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19

20 home manufactured Russia Fur Hats for retail
trade, I'd. e...
large assortment OF Fashionabe iutria ard Beaver
Hats, and Drab soft Beaver and Ouer-a new artl-
Gle;
Also, large supply Of so-brush Fur California Hats
Plain Tor Cahfornia Hats, boys Fur Hats, Boys
Ashland Fur Haas, Childrens' Fancy Hats, Mems
sot-wool Hats, a large assortment; Men. Sa1eny a
fine article;
Also very ull supply of Cloth Caps, different styles,
Mems, Boys and ChiidrcI's Fancy Caps
assortment Of Leghorn and Panama Hats Childrens
leghorn Hats and Mems and Boys straw do;
Also, hand large number Of Otter, Seal Nurs and
Muskrai Fur Caps, At cost.
One of the firm having been engaged in manufacturing
for Messrs. James c. NJ. Johnson for II year. past Is
full, warranted in promising Subtraction TO all WAC may
petroIlizc 2-sy
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BOOTS AND III SHOES, &c:
Selected with great care and bought at extremely
low prices. Also,
GROCERIES.

Selected with great care and bought at extremely
low prices. Also,
GROCERIES,
A full supply-best quality of Coffee, Teas, Su-
gars Of several varieties and prices, Molasses,
Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves Salt,
very cheap y 50 bbls. winter Apples Nails,
Tobacco, &c sc. =, ..ls. +
Also LIQUORS, on Commission viz
American Brandy, American Gin, Common, rec
tilted and Monong aheIa Whiskey, cheap for cash.
Goods at cash prices will be given in pay for
FuTr, Hides, Wheat and most ether kinds of pro
duce.
LOUIS ROBERTS would particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers and all others to his
stock o. GOODS, believing they will find it for
tneir interest to deal with him. He has facilities
for doing business on the river, unsurpassed BY
any other esta blishment.
FORWARDING i COMMISSION.
l am prepared to receive, store, and make
advances upon Produce or any Goods consigned
TO me.
LOUIS ROBERTS.
ST. Paul, Minnesota, April 2S.-ltf
PROBATE COURT.
N Office is hereby given, that the regular
i Y terms of the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory, will be holden on
the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December, respectively, at O'Clock A. NJ I,
at my office in the town of St. Paul.
4o-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
.f Judge of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
WAR EAGLE MILLS, AT GALENA.
VNHE subscriber agent Of Flour from the above mills,
and will have constant supply on hand of super
fine and extra superne which will be sold at mill pricea,
freight added Hs- BY
The superior quality Of this Flour known all who
have tried it, and only requires trial here make 1t
favorite family Flour of Minnesota. .a ~
.. JOHN HARRINGTON.
ST. Paul, May o. 1851. S
BOOKS. BOOKS.. ROOkS.!
large supply OF the latest publications, and stock
"A of the finest stationery opened ia this market
has been just received from New York, and is for
sale positively at New York prices at .'f~
fr LIE Dues BOOK STORE
N B-Having purchased Of the manufacturers
rents to pay and selling for cash. may de-
pend upon purchasing goods the very lowest prices
" Clean Cotton and Linen rags taken exchange for
| goods. ~ lOct. 2, ls5l.-4t.
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PAINTING.

CHERMAN & MOREY. on Fourth street, st.
- Paul. the middle of town, in the building of
Mr.. Knox, up stairs, may be found, ready attend
Painting in all it's departments House painting sign
painting, carriage and ornamental painting, all done
up promptly, and with paints of the best quality. five
do our work in a sloveny, understandable manner we
do expect get business the enlightened Of
st. Paul. 'tt'tt SAY SHERMAN & MO.EY
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r. f.. ,BERGMAN Il CO.,
No, $50, MAIN STREET, GALENA,

sife. NO lSo, iA AsN oIhEEls 0ALENA, ftl
HAYE on hand complete
= = IL assortment Of Furniture,
q consisting IN part Of ii, e-s'
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
Divans Cane Seat do s-ees
6 . Dining tables g 80 g Rccksss
I" a. Breakf't do Common
/" Gard do g Chairs
!" I" Bureaus - Tables
:. 90 Work Tables Childrens' Cribs
81 =" Wash Stands %" Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands, wardrobe.
and desks, and every article kept in a well fur
uished establishmeni---all Of which are manufac-
tured by themselves and warranted TO be of the
best material and workmanship maIa-stf
WILLIAM wHfoHT. HENRY n. wISIss
- WRIGHT e. wINANS.
Snecessors Of G. NJ johnson, near Steamboat Landiax
Gaiena, Illinois,
nFFER TO the ffiends and Of the old estsb
" Kshment, large and well selected assortment Of
HATS, CAPS, MITS. GLOVES, AND
MI FFS,
In fact every thing usually kept by Of the kind
comprising In part the following
daz fashionable No. J. extra mole skin SILK Hats,
A" No 2,
"a :" Nos
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Yearly Deposits of Members under 81
Years of age.
Table cf Raics. No. 2.

5 90 60
500 SIS
Those SO years Of age charged 25 per cent extra
So admission fee, is charged addition the above,
the first year, and must be paid the time of making
application, and the first years deposit within 80 days
REFERENCES.
Gov. Boutwell,, Mass, Gev. HCnBARp Augusta, Me
Ex-Gov. WILLIAMS, n. II. E. ALDEN, NJ D., Randolph.
TIE Wood NJ d, Randolph, Hon B French Braintrcc
II Brockway Ellington, CT Hon Pw ashburn Aiddleboro
Hon o. Wood, Somers, CT Woodbury. 4 Curtis, Provd.
WR Clifford New Bedford, s.eph. Reynolds, Tgoy.NY.
HonT Wentworth, Low H. AP stephens r ockland Lake,
spRINaFIELD EEENCREFEs.
Pr Wilcox Pres't Chicopee BankJos c pynchon, ESQ
Nora, Pres't Asawam Bank, Sesgr' d,
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third ST.
FIRE! FRET! FRET:
YHNHE Od Etna continues to dispense "aid and COM
THOMAS A. Bn.cr, Prest 8. l.; I:ooM,s, sec'y.
33oy Agent for Minnesota Territory.
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,
WAsHINGToS, ID. &.
TIME undersigned will give his undivided ard earnest
Il attention to the prosecution ard coectcn OF every
description Of CLAIMS against the United States, before
Congress and the various Departments OF the General
Government,--such Invalid Navy. Bounty Land
Revolutionary Pension Claims, etc. claims arising I'M
der the various Treaties with Foreign aud Indian Ma
tons and all others requiring the active services OF
Agent.
Charges shall always be moderate, and regulated By
the amount of service rendered. All communications
shall receive immediate attention. s.-
The undersigned refers to the following well known
names, professional and business his standing and
ability
Hon. JAS. A. PEARcE, U. s. Senator, Maryland.
Judge E. F. CHAMBERS, a. do
Mai. GEO w. LAW, Indian Agent, Green Bay, Wis.
MOSES :. GIBSON, Esq, Willow-river, Wisconsin,
FRANK CaTLIN, do do
siLAs H. Hill, Washington, DC.
1T All business placed in his hands by Claimants shall
be faithfully, diligently, and zeaonsly prosecuted
GEO. u ARMSTRONG,
Office basement OF his residence,
on II. street, between eth and Sth streets.
IN Irlu
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NOW READY.

sTRAYED
IRON the subscrber, yoke Of oxen, one red, tie
l. other white snd black spotted. Whoever will re-
turn them to me shall be literally rewarded.
ST Paul, Jan. 9, 1852. LEVI SLOAN.
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Vests Of every kind quality and price
Flannel shirts and drawers, hickory shirts sc.
Hats and Caps.
Plush caps-mens' and boys, California Hats,
Fur do :" {" silk
large assortment Of gentlemens furnishing goods
T.. II. & ~. Z. COkNlFH
Oct. Is. No. Sc Steamboat Landing Gaens, III.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19

IS boxes assorted tumbiers
3 do do glass jars
&c do do decanters
Narch list, 1851.
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Mechanics, Union Association,

St. Paul, Aug. 81, 1851. ls-'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

al help, and disposition to make the best of ev.
erything. eBetter is dinner of herbs where
love is, than stalled OK with hatred Herewith "
Comfortable people are persons of sound COM
mon sense, discretion, prudence and economy.
They have natural affinity for honesty and
justice, goodness and truth. They do not run in
to debt, for that is species of dishonesty. They
live within their means, and lay by something for
arainy day. They provide for the things OF their
own household, yet they are not wanting either in
a proper hospitality and benevolencc on fitting
occasion. And what they do in the latter drec-
ton, is done without ostentation or loud talking
Comfortable people do everything in order. They
are systematic, steady, sober, Industrious. You
will never find them in hustle of tidying-up-
As they do everything at the right time, SO moth
ing is done in hurry or s'slobbered over" Com
Portable people dress comfortably. They adapt
themselves to the sea;on neither shivering in win
ter, nor perspiring in summer. You will find
they expend more on warm stockings than on gold
rings, and prefer healthy good bedding to gaudy
window curtains. Their chairs are solid, not
gim-crack. They will bear sitting upon though
they not be ornamental Everything they have
is convenient, snug, comfortable, and you have
pleasure in feeling yourself in the midst of them.
-EIiza Cook.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
INTERPRETATION NOTICE.

! WHEREAS, at special session of the Hon. Board
of County Commissioners of the county of Portage
and State Of Ohio hold at their office in Ravenna
In said county, on the 3oth day OF September A. D.
1859, Petition was presented, signed by 2l0 legal
voters resident upoR Lots 40. 60, 81 and 66 in the
South Division ofLots in said Township'of Rayenna
praying for General Municipal Incorporation Of ali
the territory embraced within the limits Of said fo.r
Lots to be denominated the aVillageof Rayenna .
by virtue Of the "Act passed May g. ls52n entitled
aAn Act provide for the organization of Cities and
Incorporated Villages.' Aud said Board Of Commits
sioners being satisfied that said petitioners hadpro
ceeded in all respects conformable to law and that
said Petition was in legal form. with an accurate
Plat annexed, ordered the same on file to be heard
at their next regular session, in December 1882.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all persons in.
erested in the premises that said Petition will be
heard by said Board of County Commissionersat the
Office of the County Auditor, in Rayenna, on Mon
day, the 9th day of December, A, d. 1852 at one
o'clock, P. NJ, at which time and place any person
interested can appear and contest the granting of
the prayer of said Petition if he sees IT. - &
By order of the Petitioners.
E. SPALDING,
N. D. CLARK;
ALBERT AUSTIN,
Special Incorporating Ccmmittee:
Attest: HENRY C. HAWKINS,
Deputy County Auditor
oet, lst 1909. 6w.
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$500 CHALLENGES.

w naaai i concerns M the health and happiness OF q
w people " az alt times of the most Valuable impor-
granted that every win do all their
powers to save the lives OF their children and that
son will endeavor promote their health al ali
feel ito be my duty to solemnly YOU that WORMS
me primary causes Of large majority Of diseases which
eaoen ana ADULTS are liable an appetite
Pain in the Stomach Picking the Nose Hardness and Full
ness OF ae hs Dry Cough Slow Persr palse Irreghla
once apply the remedy
HoBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded scientific principles
with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe when
taken and can be given to the tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect where Bowel Complaints
made them weak and debiated the Tonic properties Of my
catalogue Of medicines giving tone and strength to the
aeh which makes 1t niallibe remedy for those afflicted
after Physicians have ed the best evidence Of Its superior
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
SOURCES of Comfort.

Comfort does not merely mean warmth, good
furniture, and good eating and drinking. It
means something far more than this. 1t includes
cleanliness, pure air, order, hugality-in word
house-thrift and domestic government. Comfort
is the soil in which the human being grows-not
only physically but morally also. 1t lies indeed
at the root of many virtues. Comfort is in great
measure relative term. What is comfort to one
man would be deemed wretchedness by another
accustomed to nicer habits of living. Even the
commonest mechanic of this day would consider
it misery to have to live after the styles of mobiles
a few centuries back; to sleep on straw beds, and
live in rooms Uttered with rushes; without glazed
windows to their apartments, and these lit up in
the evenings by pine torch, the wind careering
through the chamber. Inrespeet to the elements
of substantial comfort, there can be no question
that the English people have made extraordinary
progress during the past few centuries.
See the working mans cottage now-what it is
or what it ought to be. All tight and snug, dry
and clean; the floor swept and sanded; bright
fire blazing in the chimney, clean warm bed tc
lie in; books on the shelf, and flowers in the win
dow; home Of contentment, taste and comfort
This is what every house, even the poorest mans
ought to be. But that is not ALL Where there
is comfort there is contentment and absence O
fdget. Comfort depends as much on the persons
as on ssthings." And it is out of the character
and temper of those who govern households tha
the feeling of comfort arises, much more than on
handsome furniture, warm rooms, or any sort 0
home Injuries and conveniences. Comfortabl
people are kindly tempered That may be Sc
down as an inyariable condition of comfort
There must be peace, mutual forbearance, mntu
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
THE TAPE wORmi

This Is the most difficult Worm to destroy OF all nes
the human SYSTEM 10 plmost indefinite length
coming 50 cole and fastened in the inestnes and stomach
eeetng tho health sadly Dance Fits
Se that those afflicted seldom suspect it Is TarE
Fastening them to an early In order destroy
ths Worm very energetic treatment must be pursued Il
would therefore BE- proper to take six eight OF Pills
50 as remove all Obstructons that the Worm Syrup ayac
direct upon the Worm, which must be taken doses
tablespoonsfus three mesa day these direcsons followed
of TAPE WORM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Footprints of Winter.
BY MRS. r. 8, NICHOLS,

Days are into darkness shrinking,
Clouds unto the earth are sinking, .
And thei Icy fettsrs, linking,
Bind the shallow streams;
Springs sweet hours of sunshine solely,
Summer twilights soft and holy,
In these days of melancholy
Seem like distant dreams.
Look ye for no fair tomorrow
Spade and plough have left the furrow-
And the rabbit from its burrow
Steals with noiseless tread;
flushed the brooks melodious prattiing-
Butthe winds and leaves are battling,
Andthe sleeted boughs are rattling
Der the coffined dead!
Yonder where the rocks are iutting,
Though the air is keen and cutting,
Little squirrels 90 a nutting,
In the hazel brake!
Underneath rivers toiling-
Rage within It's bosom boiling
You may see 1t writhing, coilinS,
Like wounded snake!
All the forests dim recesses,
Which the sunshine seldom blesses,
shorn of leaves and why tresses,
Have no secrets now:
Quietly the ivy creeping,
Where the blighted flowers are sleeping,
And the blast from northward sweeping,
Drives the sinless snow.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Legal Notice.

GEoRGE w. TUCKER, Daniel c. Biernham, Thaddeus
~ Andrews Chauney Andrews, orsaiuus L. Andrews Har-
yey Shirf Lydia Shirtii Cornelius Austin Roxy Austin and
Eunce Case, will ake notice, that 9th day OF Nov
A. d., 1852, Romanta n Andrews and Joshua T. Can Ad-
mnistraer of Thaddcus Andrews, deceased fled petition
against them In the Probate Court of POr, county, Ohio;
the object and of which is to complete execution
OF contraet made the 18th day Of July
deus Andrews aforesaid and George Tucker for the sale
OF the following described Real Estate Situate
township of Rootstown County of Portage Ohio
and known by being part of lot number wentyone sad
township and is bounded follows, by land
owned by William J. and Jemima Butler by land OF
said Thaddeus Andrews and Daniel c. Brnhms land south
by highway and said Bernhams land; and by land
ed by William M Butler, containing six land
be the same more less which said
signed by said Tucker said Bernham. cause will ba
heard at the Office of Probate Judge, county, on tho
4th day of December, A. D., 1852.
Nov. 10, 1852. 4w-3st
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Road Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given, that petition viii presented
1$ to the Honorable Board Commissioners OF Porta
comfy at their session in December next praying for
east part Of Deerfeld townships for the purpose aseor
Ing the original line Of said road and strengthening anooe
ting the same permanently the present track
where dverges from the original line far may
essay for the public conyenience Said alteration
fined between the point who're said road ntersees
and west centre road, few rods Of c. o. Be
Mahoning river.
Deerfeld, Oct. 30 1851 4w-S3
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NEW BOOKS.

YJ1HE DAYS OF BRUCE, by Grace Aguiar Travels in
Tartary Thibet, and China, yellow plush Paper, by
Thaehery Essays from the London Times Hydropahe En-
cock buckeye Abroad Sparks Life of Washington Arthur
Library for the Houseod Walks and Talks an American
Farmer Engand World here and there's Dcnns; Hoods
own Home Social Philosophy; Firede
scum; Lives of the Mrs. Judsons &C., for sale by
June H. B. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Administrators sale.

pursuance of order Of the Probate Court Of Portage
County, Ohio, made on the 23d day OF November, 4.
u 1859, in cause pending in said Court, wherein John L.
Ranney and Newell d. Clark administrators Thomas H.
Beckwith, deceased, petitioners, and Sarah A. Beck
on the 24th day Of December A. D. 1852, O'Clock
NJ on the premises the following described real
State Of Ohio and known BY being part o.
tMo IN the Yfliaee OF f0IoNs:
ming the south line Of said lot the corner OF
land formerly owned by r. E. Campbell thence east along
the South line OF said lot fifteen feet; thence north who'll:
length of said lot No. thence West fifteen feet thcnco
South to the place Of beginning. Subject dower et said
Sarah A. Beckwith, therein =.
S3HM NRHRrIi l. RANNEY, r N iS, Adpinistrasors Of
RANNEY d TAYLOR, Attorneys for Petitioners
Ravenna Nov. %, 1852. ~ 38s uu
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Fifty Tons of Marble.

JJST received and large share of is Italian oblesque
e Monuments and Grave stone from two inch eight
thickness and all Sizes which selected by directly from
the importers in New York; ALSO American is of the best
quality from the Mills of WIN. Y Ripley, celebrated for hay
ing the finest and best Rutland Marble. -
Take notice. that here is as good an assortment as can be
found State, and that selected stock and
hands, therefore think that sell
good article low heretofore has been sold by
dealers who buy of second hands, Therefore give call be-
purchase elsewhere consider experience
guarantee that give entire satisfaction.
HURLBUT & FOX.
Ravenna, Dec. 10 1851 T f=-.s-s 1y342.