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A IL O "
Brown g. Hurlbut!

" AVE removed their Boot and Shoe
- Store to H. L. & r. Day'snew build
ing, and would invite the attention of the ladies
and gentlemen of Ravenna and vicinity TO the
largest and best stock of boots and shoes that has
as yet, ever graced the far famed village of Ra-
renn. We have from the frail eastern fabrics
to the firm, substantial and well made, home
manufactured work. Our facilities for manufac-
turing at home not second TO any boot and shoe
traders in the west, as we buy our stock from the
Manufacturers in the East.
Wehaye been manufacturing ladies' wear the
past winter for spring trade and have large
stock of home made work on hand. All of our
work we warrant not to rip, If so, we repair free
gratis. Will You please give us a call
.ssa@l BROWN & HURLBUT.
Rayenna May lltl. 1852.
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READt..
Youth and Manhood.
II VIGOROUS LIFE. OR Il PREMATURE

=D1SA Il
Kimkelin ON Seif-Preseryation ,
ONLY 25 CENTS.
This Book just published. is filled with useful
information, the infrmiiIes and diseases of the
Generative Organs. 1t addresses itself alike to
Youth Manhood and Old Age, and should be read
by oil.
The value, advice and impressive warning it
gives, will prevent years of misery and suffering.
and save annually thousands of lives.
Parents by reading it, will learn how to prevent
the destruction of their children.
remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in a letter
addressed to DIR. Kinkelin, northwest corner of
Third and Union streets, between Spruce and
Fine, Philadelphia, will ensure book, under en-
yelope, per return of Tnaii.
Persons at distance may address DIR. X. by let
ter, tpost-paldl and be cured at home.
Packages ofmedicines, directions &c., forward
ed, by sending remittance. and put up secure
from damage or curiosity
Booksellers. News-A AGENTS, Pedlars, Canvassers,
and all others supplied with the above work, al
May "a, 1852. iJ69.1v
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TAIL ORlNG
n n MN JN NJ IN vyr " n n N n m VI ,

- " II " ] d n u d
gHNHE undersigned respectfully return their sim
l. cere thanks TO their friends md The public
generally, for their liberal patronage for the past
year, and solicit continuance of The same.-
Having just received the Spring md Summer
Fashions for 1859, we feel confident that we are
able TO execute all orders entrusted TO our care in
the best style. Gentlemen who are desirous of
having their clothes made we'll, and to fit, will do
well to call on the subscribers.
All orders attended to on the shortest notice. and
at all times.
Shop directly over DIR. Swilt's Drug Store.
Ravenna, March 20, 1852.
tl60 DERBY e. LINN. +.
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Cleveland, March 26, 1899. till
Afflicted Read.
Philadelphia Medical House,
ESTABLISHED IS YEARS AGO, BY
ID r.. X IN * Il LIN.


EsTABLIsAED IS YEARS AGO, BY
ID r.. k IN X Il LIN.
North. West Corner of Third and Union streets,
between Spruce and Pine streets,
p PHILADELPHIA. .sts
EyIFTEEN years Of extensive and uninterfupt-
IL ed practice slent in this city, have rendered
DR.. X. the most expert and successful practitioner
fur and near, in the treatment of all diseases of
private nature. Persons afflicted with ulcers up
nthe body, throat or legs, pain IN the head or
bones, mercurial rheumatism, structures, gravel,
disease arising from youthful excesses or impuri-
ties Of the blood whereby The constitution has be-
come enfeebled are all treated with success.
He who places himself under the caro- of DIR. X.
may reiigiously confide in his honor rs a gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill as ply
sician. s =
T.AKE PARTICULAR, NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a
certain practice INDUCED il-a habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or al school-ihe
effects of which arc nightly felt even when asleep,
and destroy both mind and body-should apply
Immediately. Weakness md constitutional de-
bility loss of muscular energy physical lassitude
and general prostration, irriiabillty, and all ner
vous affections. Indigestion, sluggishness of the
liyer, and every disease in any way connected with
the disorder of The pro-ereatiye fuactions, cured
and full yieor restored
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OGe { IS o
Dr.. B. 7. SPELMAM

VN, OULD announce 10 the people of Rayenna
wv and its viei,,iy that he has located perma-
nentIy IN tins place, where he viii always .hold
hiuseIf in readIues to attend TO every call in his
professional line In addition to the insertion of
artificial toor, plugginng &C.. particular attention
viii be paid 10 the diseases of tho meutl, and
gums, branch of the profession usually neglect
ed.
Dr. s. Is in possession of all The improvements
which give The Boston Dentists the preference
over those of any other city III the union; and
manufacturing his mineral teeth on their
improved plan, he can dispense with the CLASSY
Owing TO the absorption winch always takes
moved, it is necessary to make use of teeth that
are much longer than the natural organs ever are
SO that when the common teeth are used, instead
of being an ornament, they often disfgure the
mouth: nor will the nse of the old fashioned gum
teeth, obviate the difficulty. But the improved
method removes every objection, and though they
are composed of the same materials, they are 80
constructed as TO be much more seryiceable and
durable, and in case of accident they can be re-
paired with less than half the expense incurred
in tho repairs of the old kind There are very
many advantages resulting from these improve
ments, which cannot be set forth in q noiice SO
brief. Those interested are therefore invited TO
call at his office and DIR. s. will be glad TO explain
the advantages of this over the old plan, plan on
which no practiced for years before he received
the improvements. References will be gwen to
persons in this vicinity now wearing teellI insert
ed by him, and to one individual in this village
who has an entire set in both Jaws
Office in Seymour's Block over the Post Office.
Ravcnna, May 9Th, 1851.
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q A k HALL,
Clothing store i'm Ravenna.

-
H.. & r. DAY,
HNAVE just opened at their New Store
the largest and best assortment of
ready made clothing ever offered in Portage coun-
ty, embracing all the latest styles viz:
Blk. Green, Brown& Oiiye Frock & Dress Goats
Frockettees,
Sack
grey and drab Double Coats
black, olive and brown Drap De Ete.s
(" g Cashmeretts
tweed, jeans and cottonades.
500 brown linnen frock and sack coats from
81 90 to $3.50
400 pair pantaloons- cassifneres, Battineiis lin
en-, drilling, hankeen, tweed, jeans, duck and cot
tonades.
400vests of every style, quality and price TO-
gether with all kinds of gentleit,en's furnishing
goods all of which will be sold little lower than
can be found in this market.
May Is. H.L.&R. DAY.
DRESS GOODS.
a N extensive assortment of Ladies Dress
IN Goods" embracing all the latest styles,
can be found at GILLETTS.
BoNMETS.
A splendid assortment of the latest style
IA Bonnets, jut reed at GlLETTS. Il
PRINTSI PRINTS!!
" He best iotfor the totcest prices IN mar
ket, at GILLETTS.
GINGHANGs.
A Large lot of dinghams. good quality for
n one shilling per yard, at @
5sls.' GILLETTS.
SUMMER GOODS.
STACKS OF summer stuffs for pants &C.,
- very cheap at GILLETS.
Hats! HatS!!
DANAMA. Leghorn, Kossuth, Canada
straw, Palm Leaf, &C., &c, at
GILLETTS.
Silk Hats.
A few doz. fashionable Moleskin Flats just
IN reed at GILLETTS.
SILKS.
A splendid lot of Dress Silks, just reed. at
N GILLETTS. =
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II A r. D w A r. e.

"7 nj. FRAZER, IS receiving his summer
w stock of Hardware. consisting in house
trimmings, hand andEdge tools, table and pocket
cutlery, saddlcry &c. Particulars soon.
Ravenna June 49, 1852.
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CHAIRS ny STEAM.

M EWNHEsubscribers successors ofeo
NM Taylor & McElwain, is w.
kN prepared to furnish at is large " |
3 Steam Factory, just north of the
EEW Prentiss House, variety of Cane
] seat, Windsor, Dining; Office, Boston,
and childrens Chairs at low prices, and of as
good workmanship as the best of materials, ma
chinery and skill can make.
He is also prepared TO execute jobs of Turning,
and Saving Lumber for Sash, Blinds, Doors &C.,
on short notice for ready pay.
j. B. & G. sNIcELW AIN
Ravenna, Oct. 90, 1850. 1887
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NR2A HATS, consisting of Silk Panama,
: HVSSH Leghnrn, P earl, Straw. Pedal and
Palm Leaf Hats, just reed and selling very cheap
at HORR'S. :
Shalersville, May 9TH.
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Notice.

TyHE co-partnersfip heretofore existing
n between the undersigned, under the
name and style of RowelI & Co., is ihls day dis
solved by mutual consent Joseph Loomis having
sold his entire interest in the concern, to c. F. q,
w. ID. Rowell, who will continue the business
under the firm of Rowell q. Brother. All business
with the late firm will be settled by the said Row
ell g. Brother. C. F. ROWELL,
w. D. ROWELL,
JOSEPH LOOMS,
Rayenna, July 28ti, 1852.
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Bonncfs.
French Chnrnbrays
Now Ciots,tug.
LADIES' AND GENTSu

LADIES AND GENTSu
WKT HEN you come to town, be sure and
Wv callat Matthew's Daguerrean Rooms
formerly occupied by Morrill, & Co.. in
Aliens Block, Main st. nearly opposite Halls
Book Store, and see the thousand and one
finest likenesses the process is capable of pro-
ducing. The new Chemically prepared glass
works to q charm-much finer clearer and
more beautiful than the old way.
Ravenna, July 9TH, 1852.
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CARPENTERS and Joiners Tools. of
" almost every description and of the best
quality, which nre offered nj the lowest possible
rates for ready pay, ct the Portage Co. Hardware
store of Z L RICHARDSON.
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TENHE largest and cheapest stock Of Cut
n lery in this vicinity. nj the hardware store
of L T RICHARDSON
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m INENS. Brown Linen, Irish do. Lin.
en- Drills and Table Linen. a good as
sortment ut GILLETTS.
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H A RDW ARE!!

"HE Subscriber takes 3aSn.
pleasure in announc- sSSAsas
ing to the citizens of Por- G2sA sssa,
tage county and vicinity that N. w
he has received at the Store & nv
Lately Occupied by .hason T&sS>ASk
d. Rrainerd A LARGE NN,Y "a
AND COMPLETE AS gSSI
5SORTMENT of GOODS T3
usually kept In q 5es
HARDWA RE STORE. :
Consisting in part of Iron, Steel, Cut and
Coil, Halter and Trace Chains. Grind stone
Cranks and Rollers, Pump Chain withcranis
and Rollers Complete, 3. !, 6, and II, inch
Lend Pipe, Shutter Hinges and fastsnings.
Golfer Vices, Anvils and Sledge Hammers.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, and large stock
Of Mechanics Tools generally. which he OF
fers at remarkably low prices for ready pay.
f. #. RICHARDSON.
Ravenna, June 9Th, 1852.
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EHNHE BEST and cheapest Silk Hats
IL ever brought 10 this county, can be found
at RoNELL & Cos.
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EDATENF and half Patent Buggy Ak
Il els, with Silver and Brass Rands to match.
lower than have been heretofore sold IN this vicni-
y, at L t RICHARDSON'S:
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4 8 3 q.
First Arrival,

DAIRY SALT at HATCH'S. {.
April 26th.
"ICE and CORN STARCH, expressly
q for food, at HATCH'S. S
April &c.
GHoICE SO ct. TEA, at
~ April 26. HATCH .. 8
HRUSHED SUGAR, at
~ April 26, - fAICHS. CHS
ToFFEE and TOBACCO. at
q April e6. HATCH'S.
SOAP and CANDLES, Mt :
- April 26. HATCH'S. 81
DURE DRY LEAD, and Lead ground
in. Oil, at 9 HATCH'S.
April 90.
N INSEED OFT and SPIRITS TUR-
IA PENTINE, at HATCH'S. al
April 26.
~ HATCH, has reed his spring supply
", Of Coach and Copal Varnish.
HyAR, at HATCH'S, 8
IL April 26.
WIIALS, BOTTLES and JARS, Mt
April 26. HATCH'S. >
GOLAR LAMP CHIMNEYS, at
y Apri. &c. HATCH'S. g
HBlkD SEED and Il lAINS, at
LID April 26. HATCH'S.
GURRANTS, ,glTRON and RAISiNS
~ at -. HATCH'S.
April 26.
DERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Killer,at
April 26. HATCH'S.
NyRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS
II A large lot, for sale very cheap at the
Eagle Clothing Store.
April 2lst, 1852. s.
EyLY NETS-Linen and Cotton Fly
II Nets, the largest variety ever offered in
this market, ut WIN. FRAZER's.
June %. 5sl;s s.z.-
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A lot of that Tea at SO cents. Also good
"A black do at SO cents at
GILLETTS.
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& UGARS-New Orleans, Brown and re-
~ fined; also crushed, granulated and pulver-
lied sugars for sale ai iowEi.E & Co.'S.
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Nails.
Matthew IIufsoI,s Estate.

Matthew IIufson's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the SUBJ
IN scribers have been appointed and
qualified MS executors on the estate of
Matthew Hutson, late of Portage county,
deceased ISAAC HUTSON.
JAMES HUTSON.
Kavenna, August II, 1852. ll6l.3w
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CREE MS
Cottage M el0de0n,

ETNHE subscriber would respectfully call The at
a teniion of the musical public TO some new
Melodeons which he is now manufacturing in thIs
place, which for beauty of style, qu;ckness Q I
touch and quality o fone is surpassed by any
manufacturers in the country. They vary IN size s
from 81 10 4, 5 and 81 ociavoes. Prices from s4U
10 s45, $50 and 500. The 81 and ociayoes are
made on pillar. representing &c inter or SIDE Ia
BILE. The S and S; octnvoes are in Piano form.-
Please call and judge for yourselves. All the
above instruments are warrnnted. Ali kinds Of
reed instruments repaired at short notice and in
cool STYLE Accordeons repaired and new reeds
put in at I2s cents each. Shop over Mr.. LItiIe's
bookstore G. +. 6 REEN.-s
Rayenna, Ohio. Il67-Iy
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THE ILLUSTRIOUS MAGYAR
FNHAT peculiar style of hat worn by
IL this distinguished berson can now be
had, of every variety for very small amount of
&C material aid,'
May "a. C&J.C. PRENTISS'
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T RON. Nails and G lass. q full stock, at
SEYMOURS.
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DissOIutom Of Partners min.

DISSOIIHlOM Oh FarIMeFS hIpe
N0TICE is hereby given that the co-partner-
In ship heretofore existing between the sub
seribers under the name of J. Gilis & Co., Is dis
solved by mutual consent, all persons indebted to
the late firm. and all those having claims against
the same, are required to call on John Gillis ut
the old stand who is duly authorized to settle the
affairs of the late company.
JOHN GILLIS,
ENOCH JOHNSON, Z
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M a r b e..

50 .aes Toss sf si i isan bsssnsa obe sHs msg iss
umcnis and grave stone, from two inches up to
eight in thickness and all sizes which select
ed by us directly from :he importers in New York;
MISC our American is of the beat quality, from The
Mills CT Wm. Y Ripley. celebrated for having The
finest and best Rutland Marble.
Take notice that here Is good an assortment
as can be found in tho State and that we selected
our stock and purchased of frsthands. we there
as heretofore has been sold poor one by dealers
who buy of second hands. Therefore give us n
call before you purchase elsewhere W consid-
er our experience garantee that we can give en-
tire satisfaction. HURLBUT & OK.
RaveRna, Dec 10Th, 1851. 1I47-1y
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EINGHAMS, a good stock of Ginghams just
VI reed and selling cheap OF HORR'S.
Nav s.

Hats IHats!!
you want the best hat ever offered in Raven
II ma, just call at the store of ii. l.. d. X. Day
wnefe s you can find the best quality and most gen.
May 90.
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NLOTHS, 60c.-The best stock of cloths,
" cassimeres and vestings can be found at
GILLETTS.
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=H%IMPLACE TRlMMlNGS-l0 pie.
NW ccs Of splendid gimp lace trimmings, an
entirely new article, that cannot be found at any
other store in town, at the new store of
June 81. HI L. & R. DAY.
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WESLEY and Meihodism,by Isaac Tay
lor, with likeness Of Father Wesley il, ad-
vaneed years, new work just issued from
the prolific press of the Harpers, for sale at
July, 1852. HALLS Book STORE.
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New England Mutual Life Insurance CON-,
BOSTON, MASS.
ERAsTus CusHINe, WILLARD PHILLIPS,
Physician. President.
Agents for Ohio.
c. BRADBURN, Cleveland,
B. URNER, Cincinnati,
Jos. MuENscHER, Mt Vernon.
HOLDERS of Policies in this Company al
IL hereby notified that the quinquinnal distr
button Of its surplus funds amounting to one-fit
of the payments. was made in December last
Persons, where applications We're forwardcdt t iru'
this Agency requested to present their Policies
und receive their dividends. The last named re-
port can be had nj this Agency, where Persons in
good health can effect insurance on their lives.
G.. BRADBURN,
67 River street.
Cleveland March 96 1919. tf-I7
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GARPETS-Superfne. Fine, Cotton
~ w'p and twllled cotton carpets, also "a
Sd and Cd Mating, good assortment and sci.
ling at low prices at RowELL 81 Co.'S.
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Ravenna, Juno Cd, 1852.
The subscribers will continue the
Leather, Boot & Shoe
business, at the old stand, one door west of Row.
ell & Co.'s Store. where he will keep constantly
on hand good supply of Boots and shoes of Eas-
tern and home manufacture.
Having made arrangements to manufacture
Boots and Shoes of all qualities and styles, he
the qualities of Leather he will be able to select
the best OF stock, and by employing good work
men, he ran furnish his customers with as good an
article of homo manufactured Boots and Shoes as
can be proc ured at any other establishment of the
kind in the ccuntry.
He has just reed his spring stock of Moroccos,
Lnings, shoe Thread, Nails and kit of all kinds,
with good supply of best Buffalo Sole Leather,
French Calf Skins &C., all which viii be sold at
low figure, 70 cash and ready pay.
JOHN GILLIS.
Ravenm, June 9, 1859.
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AtARPEFS. Imperial Super Plv,
~ Brussels Tapestry, SuperGne Ingram, Cot
ton and Wool, Oil Cloth Carpets. at
june 8. 1852. SEYMOUR,S:
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= 500 on Iu1Fo FtiIe' pvUpIo
OF over $4,000, and died again.
Zen; Labm now claims to be, par ercezience. n
i ,cl, ,o,, 49,. -
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that question which all parties declare to be The
question Of the country and Of the age, that swal
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HNISH. White Fish, Trout. Siskawit
Mackerel and Goldfish. BY the Dbl. nal
bbl. and retail, at GlLLEIlS.
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Martha Grouse, Administrative !
on the estate of John Grouse, de- |
ceased,
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At SHIFTS DRUG STORE.
Eion nfts,e GoIden Mortar.

And here, SaltA Smith and Ce ertieg Jones
,ar;ed boshd aittle 1isss thun they were Eve
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st,,Ai ili isr Q "a
as did.
To sit down. and submit TO such iaisehood and
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Latest Arrival.

RaVenna, June 9th, I85:
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HROCKERY.-A splendid assortment
u lust opened at GILLETTS.
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Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-05

The Charleston Evening News states
that considerable emigration Of slave
owners with their slaves. is going for
ward TO California from North Carroll
ma. 4 party of twensy-three North
Carolinans, with twenty-nine slaves,
were in Charleston at last dates, await-
ing the departure Of the steamer Isa-
bel for Havana. The News saws that
most of these einigrants have a prac-
ticai knowledge of gold digging, and
viii doubtless meet with success ia the
mines of California.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-05

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