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A meeting of the Stockholders of the Cape Fear
and Deep River Navigation Company was held in
Pttsborough on the ED and 24th ut From the
Treasurers report it appeared that only 1924 IA
remained in the treasury of the company. COM
mittee Of ways and means was elected by the COM
pany take into consideration and report the best
method of raising funds for the continuation of the
work. The Committee afterwards reported recon-
rnendng that the Directors be authorized and instruct
ed to borrow, for the immediate of the Company
the of thirty thousand dollars, and that to
the Directors against loss, the stockholders
ter into bonds, binding themselves in sum not ex-
ceedng fifty per cent of the stock held by Them This
recommendation was adopted.
We see by the Wilmington papers that the friends
of the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Com
pany in that place held meeting the Sd inst,
spending to the above recommendation. A commit
tee of three appointed to prepare bonds and pro-
their execution by the stockholders in Whining
ton. The Fayetteville Observer of August Sd con-
tains the following item in relation this company
We authorized by Director in this Company
that $33, 900 have been raised, and arrange
ments made raise $4,000 more, to carry ON their
works with vigor; and that the statement that hands
to be discharged is altogether errone ous.''
Fayetteville Cu-oEniun,
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VIRGINIA Ognahurgs. Brown and Beached Shirt
Y ing, Shirting and Jeans, Bed Ticks Apron Checks,
Calico, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths and Cassmers. With
general assortment of Dry Goods Shoes Hats Groce-
ries and CrOckery, for sale hy J. BROWN.
No. 9, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, August 9, 1852. 932-
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The WIG AND ABOLITION LIBEL GEN. PIERCE
CONFESSED. Thurlow Weed, Of the Albany Evening
Journal, SO long known as chief organ of Seward
ism in New York, refuses to join in the abolition
spiracy against General Pierce. The Journal quo
ting from the Utica Observer a notice of the SANDER
says:
1.-THE Observer is right in 7ronouncing, the story
untrue. 1t has been contradicted by Gen. Pierce's
personal friends who present on the occasion,
and the denial published in the Washington papers
the signatures of the locofoco senator and
gressmen from New Hampshire. There be no
doubt that the sentiments of opposition to this law at
tributed to him not founded upon what he real
fishing the correspondence which places him on re-
cord the firm and devoted friend of the slave law.
In reply to the last three lines of the above, we
would inquire Of the Journal whether it numbers the
Washington Republic and the Richmond Wing
among its wing exchanges?
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.nN Saturday, the 18th of day Of September next,
Jon the premises, shall resell the tract of land lying
in Franklin county known the PoHTIs GOLD MINES.
The said property too generally known TO require par
tcular description here. 1t will be sold for division, I'M
der decree in Equity, a credit of one and two years.
with interest from the first day of January next at which
time possession will I've given.
The tract contains
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The Homestead and Land Distribution Bills Rejected
dispatch from Washington states that the Com
mittee on Public Lands in the Senate have rejected
the Homestead and Land Distribution Bills by the
following vote On the Homestead bill Messrs.
Baldwin and Dodge voted Are, and Messrs Fech,
Pratt and Underwood No. On MIR. Benefits Land
Bill, Messrs. Pratt and Underwood Rye. and Messrs.
Baldwin and Dodge, No.
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Congressional.

Congressional
WAsHINeToN, August 10. The Senate took up
the Indian Appropriation Bill. to-day; and in the
House the Civil and Diplomatic Bill was under dis
cussion.
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About 5000 Acres.

large portion of which is of superior quality for farm
ing purposes The mining lands rioh and can be
worked at very little expense The dwelling house
and out houses good and convenient. will take
pleasure in showing the property, will give any nfor
nation by letter which may be required. Bonds with
security will be required of the purchaser.
THOS. K. THOMAS, G. NJ. f.
Loui>burg' July 90, 1852. 903-4tw.
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TELEGRAPHED FOR THE STANDARD.
WAsH1seroN. August IS. 1852.

- w ASFINGIO-V1 tISI 1OCI.
In the House yesterday an important bill was
passed. bill to reduce fees and costs in the Uni
ted States Courts Mr.. Woodland spoke in favor
of maintaining the Wheeling Bridge-Stanton, of
Kentucky, spoke in favor of Mr.. Rtchie's claim,
and Campbell, of Ohio, defended Corwin against
the remarks of Olds
In the Senate Mr. Soule delivered an able
speech on the fishery question. W.
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Wing paper thinks New York is ''as sure for
Scott as either Ohio or Pennsylvania - This is
probably correct for Scott will not carry either ofhem
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PARTIES IN THE LEGISLATURE.
We present below list of the Democratic less
es and gains in the Legislature as far as heard from
up to the time of going to press:
Demo- losses. Demo. gains.
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o. ASoASiSh 49,
! August, 1852:
Mears, ella Mrs.
Miller, Jane Miss
Mcleod, Martha Mrs.
N.
Newly, VIM. IL. 3
Nutali. Charles
o.
Odom, ]. B. 2
Outlaw, w. II. M. Dr..
P.
Polster, F. 3
Picard, G. Mrs.
Pool, Hetney Miss
Phillips, Edward w.
Pace, James NJ.
Pettiford, Milly Mrs.
Rigsber, James
Roberts, Edmond NJ.
S.
Seager, r. M. Q
Smith, Alex.
Stewsrts, James
Smith, Henry w.
StaIings, ]. NJ.
Smith, Calvin H.
Safer, Menasseh
Schucmann, Mr..
Smith, r. R. DR..
Shaw, Jesse
Strickland, Sarah J. Miss
Stuart, Betsy
Stuart, Nancy Miss
Seawell, Fl. DR..
Shaw, J.
Small, Thomas
Stone, Needhan
Sanders, Samantha Miss
Sorrell, Caroline Miss
II.
Tayler, Seth
Thompson, Sarah J. Miss
Terry, Martha Mrs.
Terrell, Elizabeth Mrs.
'Tigut, John
U.
Utley, Turner G.
Utley, VIM.
V.
VandergFiff, Archibald
w.
Watson, George W.
Williams, N. G.
Woodland, James and 9TH
ers.
Whitaker, Geo. w.
Walker, James L..
Watson, John H.
Woodall, William
Whitaker, Henry B.
Weathorby, VIM.
Virgins, Joseph
Womble, w. H.
Williams, Alpheus
Williams, Marian Mrs.
Williams, w.
Williams, Penelope
of the above Letters will
ised.
VIM. WHITE, P, M.
352. 293-w3w.
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To the South we most emphatically point the fng-
er of scorn, and deliberately pronounce them traitors
we have for years fought with them side by side to
support their institutions and confirm the Union and
now in the hour Of trial, they haze, JudasH like, be-
rayed US they hare voluntarily sold their birh-righ
through their -Mangum, Stany, Bolts & Co.,
and gone over TO their enemies, Seward f. Co..
they have thrown overheard the authors of the Com
promise, the defenders of the Union, and winding
around them the serpent coil of Northern fanacism,
they have formed the vlest coalition that has ever
seen the light they have taken to their bosoms
viper who, when he has lulled them to Sleep will
sting them to death. We'll. then, let them catch
their osvn f.gifives if they need any help. refer them
to Se,Oard he is their acknowledged master. We can
do no more, but we can have another candidate,
". Y. Courier and Enquirer, (Whig.)
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For the Standard.
CHATHAM COUNTY ERECT!

We have had the most exciting and the most bril-
liant campaign that has ever been known in Old
Chatham. Mr.. Rencher has been defeated by the
free soil Quakers and Cookies, who gave IS or 80
Senatorial votes, of whom voted for him but
the County has been redeemed-Reid's gain is 235
votes. and two Democratic Commoners, Gotten and
Reeves elected by average majority of 1885, Bra
zier the independent we'll! and but tor some fear
the day of election that he might defeat of the
Democratic Commoners, he would have beaten BY
mum. who the foremost Wing: But the great
source of regret is the defeat of Mr.. Rencher. Never
lid man bear himself more noby in any contest.
His speeches were brilliant beyond any thing Of the
kind have heard. Wherever he went he pros
ated his enemies, both personal and political, and II
is admitted that if he could have spoken every day he
would not only have secured his own election, but
would have given large additional increase Reid
vote AS it is, that increase will entle Chatham to
be the Banner COutny.
Mr. Rencher came forward the day after the cleo
ton, and in short but beautiful Speech thanked the
people for their generous and manly support of him.
He had been BEATEN he said, but not conquered his
opponent would go to the Legislature not represent
ing the people of the county. but only portion of the
land owners. Nearly half of the people OF Chat
ham are now disfranchised he had defended their
cause and shared largely in their sympathy, bat they
could not come to his aid. He hoped the time was
not far distant when this would not be the He
said he had shown from the votes of his opponent,
that he had uniformly supported free soil measures
and played into the hands of free soil and he
called upon the people mark the fact that every free
soiler and Aboionist in the Western part of the
County had voted for him. He said it was the first
triumph of free sosm in the County of Chatham,
and he doubted it would be the last of whggery.
He called upon the people to come 10 the rescue and
rally under the Republican banner, which had been
so often borne in triumph by their republican fathers.
His speech was received with warm and grateful
hearts, for all felt that though defeated his great eff
forts had mainly contributed to Eedeemithe County and
restore her to her ancient position as Democratic
County. IAN EYE WlINESS.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Raleigh fer
IL the month ending LIST August, 1852:
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A.
Alternately, Smith
B.
Brown, Neal
Burton, John F.
Brewer, Ann NJ. Miss
BeasIey, Henderson
Brewer, ]. IL.
Bevis, Edwin
Burton, lanes.
Buxton, R. p.
G..
| Catleth, Francis Miss !
Clark, John b.
Carpenter, Benz.
Castlebury, Henry
Croker, Fl. r.
Chaves, WIN.
Campbell, Robert
Cooper, Elizabeth Miss
Cascer, ]. Il.
d.
Dudley, Charles
Doud, H. IL. Capt.
Dosier, Benz. Fl.
Davis, Jesse II.
Davis, D. II.
E.
Edwards, w cldon-
carp, Cullen
Edwards, Green t.
Foster, James Il.
Fonsh VIM. DR..
Foulks, Jas. Il.
Franks, George
Fox, VIM. Il.
friedrich, James B.
franklin, Alkaline
G.
Gouge, Eliza Miss
Griffin, Sarah Miss
Gill, Tyrrell
IL.
Hart, w. l..
Hall, Obedeina Mrs.
Hinton, Angeronah Miss
Howard, Joseph w.
Hale, Franklin l..
Harrison, M. B.
Hill, B. DR..
].
Jones, w III. H. 2
Jones, E. Fl. Prof.
Jones, Emma G.. Mrs.
Johnson, Ransom
Jones, Seth Il.
II.
King, Sarah A. Miss
King, Margaret Mrs.
LassiteF, Marion
N.
McCullers, VIM. II.
Mitchell, Sidney
Moore, Julia R. Misc
Nc Ginley, Dennis
Persons calling for any
please say they are adver
Raleigh. August LIST, 1
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portis, Cola yF5ncS for Sale.

Reeigh, July Is. 1852. 75-:
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NOTICE


rs hereby given to Roher,uss w. King, John NJ.
/ King, Olive B. King. Alanson r. King, Elisha
j. King, Thomas B.. King, James King, Camilla
Harmon, 0rrin Harmon, Elenor E. Hail, Sheldon
Hall, aud James Smith, that Tracy nj. King on the
9Th day of February 1859, filed petition agains,
them in the Clesk's Office of the Court ofCommen
Pleas OF Portage County Chic, wherein she praysfor
assignment Of Dover in the following premises.
Situate in the township of Charleslown, in the
county of Portage, and State of OHIO, and is known
by being the Eas, side Of the West part ofiot No.
thirty -four, extending from the highway to the South
end Of said lot No. thrty-nur, being al each end of
equal width, and contains eleven acres, being also
the same Lind ofwhich said Robert King died seized.
Also Of certain other tract ofland in said towns
shin of Charlestewn and is known as being the
whole of Iol No. hundred and thirty nine in said
township, aud contains one hundred and seventy
acres oil land be tho same more or less. Said de-
fendanfs will take further notice that said petition
will be heard at The next term OF said court.
RAENEY & TAYLOR, Soils. for Pct.
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REMOVAE r

MIR. T. C. SUTHERLAND would respects
lx1- fully inform his heretofore iileraI patrons
that he has removed his Grocery Store two doors
West Of B. Little's Book Store, where they will al
ways find the latch-string out and meet with IA
hearty welcome. Constantly on hand the choicest
kinds ofGROCERIES & PROVISIONS. "a
.zs - -1.-lEE u
5000 lbs. of Butter wanted, for which the
highest market price will be paid in Cash.
Also, the market price in Cash for EGGS. p
Mays. T. C. SUTHERLAND.
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@aD EgMSe >EAS 50
"a YER Y. SUPERIOR article of Old

ing for four shiiings per pound, and Narrated Ex.
TIA TO anything ever brougilr to Rarenaa for the
price, at RowELL Co.'s.
COUGARS New Orleans, Brown and re-
~ lined. Also Crushed, Granolaied and PuIver-
ized sugsrs for sale at RewELL & Cos.
TfsHE BEST aud CHEAPEST SILK
Hats ever hradtht 10 thiF county can be
found At June 10 RcwEIL Cos.
GARPETS-Supef 6ne, Fine, Cotton w'p
~ and twiiled cottln carpets, also A, 5-4, and
6-4Ma,tiag-agooda assortment and selling at low
prices as M RowELL & Cos.
rLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, &c.-A large
~ sroek Of Bed Cioths, Casslme res, Cashme eretts
Dsab D,etea, Tweeds, Satinetr, Jeans and summer
Binfs of evrry description, all Of which must and
will be sold at a small advance from cost, al
ROWELL & COS,
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Boston Fashions,
YM MGe MRNRapwxkzr \

- W. M&o M&H2 GD NNANN
H ASjust returned from Boston and New York
LII with May Fashions, AID has made arrange.
Insn,s To obtain drnm those places Il
NEW FASHIONS EACH MONTH
he q also brought with him an extensive stock OF
rrahcy r Ribbons, French and American Artificial
Embroidered Cuffs and Collars OF al kinds,
B1hnets and bonnet silks, Grape and Grape lese OF
ai, colofa, gloves of all kinds, silk blond lace and
edelhgs OF all kinds, linirgs and straw trimmings,
such as eas,ons tassels, bsids, lace and other ar
icles too numerous TO meniop. -
hT VIII the ladies please call a, IN. rANrv
STORE and examine The prei,iest stock Of Fancy
10 order. -e2- sA@, ~ -
Ravenna, May II, 1852. -.,.. -
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IBY aroussrl
PURE RELIGION

-
or all Religions that are found,
Whose forms do lead their subjects round
In all this earthly region, zsas jss3sss
There IL one better than therest,
p Which properly is called the best, - ;.
s. And that is pure religion. ~
Tovisit widows with relief, -
And save The fatherless from grief,
In time of their afHietion,
And then against temptations hurled,
Te keep unspotted from the world,
Is real pure Religion. a
! y There's many people who profess @
~ To have Religion, more or less,
sss@a And talk Of sins forgiven;
s. who say they walk the heavenly road,
And say they feel the love Of God,
s4s Add think they're heirs OF heaven.
But If they crafty their pride, 80
And viii be cosetous beside, etss
And pattern after sinners, 49,
To set their hearts on things below, 80,
And talk as other worldlings do,
~ ,Tis only vain Religion.
But thanks to God, there are q Scss s
u Who good sincerity do show,
To follow after Jesus: -...:....@4
The Odd Fellow forsakes his pride,
And lays his sanities aside,
For the sake of pure Religion.
ssssaz573za ysfzs Sst5
Professors saywS aretoe strict,
And some good things they contradict,
Which strike against the wording,
And now because we live to God,
There are many call US very odd,
Despising pure Religion.
But while We walk this heavenly road,
This way Of truth which leads to God,
In which We fnd such freedom, zsss5
Wen bear reproach for Jesus, name,
Endure the cross, despise the shame,
For the sake Of pure Religion.
, here is No. Sixty Five,
We find such virtue there preside,
The beauty of his Kingdom, ass
o aet US count all things but loss,
And like the dung or as the dross, 1890
For the sake Of pure Religion.
a =5sssss=e7 -
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Hang cut the Banners!

And SPREAD THE NEWS!i! r
EIt1R al BROWNS Faahiosahie MllIensry Store,
a car be found the psettiess shaped Straw, Chi.
Ia, aud extfa super Blond Lace Bonaets, that have
ever been brought iLto Raysnna, and in number OF
qraihy, nota ~hii bsh.a tho fo,emost.
May 26.
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He will slso sisepd Il bis Office, in Ravenna.
from and ssr the 7ih day ofociober uatil the 20 b
IN Decemhef, for the purpose OF receiving sIl taxes
chsrsed oa the dupIicate of 1862, thai have NOT
been previously paid.
80 CHARLES GREEN, Treasurer.
Treasrtefss 0Hsce, Portage co.
Raseans, August 81, 1859. Hw
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TO THE SICK

lust received, supply Of s.. S.. Fitebcs
q Medicines, consisting of Pulmonary
Saisam, Depurtire Syrup. Pectoral Ex,
Pectorant, UNIVERSAL or Seminal Tonic, Ca.
, thartie Pills, Cough Pills, Catarrhs Snuff.
Heart Corrector, Humor Corrcctor, Pulmo-
nary Linlment, Nervine Tonic Wash, Ants
mueus Mixture, Gravel Specific. Pile Oint.
ment, Vermifnge, Drops for Dyspeptic voms
ltlng, Anti.Dyspeptic Mixture. Female Spc~
ciiic, Female Pills, Female Restorative, Pull
monary Succedaneum, Pills for Diarrhea. "or
gia, Rheum.,,sri, SC, r. BARD
( Ravenna, July 1, 1850. i4sl5
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N d w BOOK SIT @ R e
At RVenna.

Morro-READY 2AT--SmALL paorIrs--ourcK RE.
TURNS.
---~.e@e~~---s
ME undersigned is now receiving large and
II very eomPlete assofime ut of n II
School and Miscel Ianeorls hooks and Sta
to which he invites the attention G the citizens Of
Portage County. s. , & > 2559a -es.ss'-5sf &
q Standard Works of History, Biography, Literas
ture, Science, Poetry, Tales, Sketches, Juvenile
Works, Ac.,seSe., may be found in his stock A
arges variety Of - SIS 5a5itsa ~ & sF4.asu
S, OHIO o Il BOOKS,
by different authors, also on hand. ) aa;g ssarls
He is, also, opening a handsome and very i'm.
viiing assortment of Fancy Articles. Toys, Can
dies, &C., &c. fssv Il .sz-f 10: - .s9sl ,
lie hopes to be able to make it for The interest,
of persons wishing articles in his line, 10 give him
call. All, Old and Young, are cordially invited
at any rate, to call 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 Giileus Store
"a q .z,3-- LYMAN. w. HALL.
Ravenna, May 8, 1852. sss .ss,s
THE following Biographies, viz: Franklin's, ]
@. Adams, J. C.. Calhoun's, Andrew Jackson's
Madison and Monroc's, JOIN Randolph's, SIas
Wrighps, Gen. LaFsyett's, Louis. K ossuth's, Gen.
Tayl0r,s, James X. Polk's, etc., etc., for sale at
..g-...-s lei. - ;, HALLS BOOK STORE.
"a YOUATT ON THE HORSE; Stable Economy,
Colmans Agriculture, Farmers Every Day Book,
Rogers Scientific Agriculture, Farmers and Emil
grants Hand Book, Miss Bcechers Domestic Econ
omy, Practical Receipt Book.
Pulte's Domestic Physician Homeopathic.
Uncle Toms Cabin. -.. T.
Bibles, large and small, good assortment.
Methodist Hymn Hooks, large aAd small.
Fremonts Exploring Expedition. 80
Sir John franklin and the Arctic Regions.
Moral, Religious, Scientific, Poeteal, Biograph-
ical Histo rical and Misc celianeous Works, agreat
variety. s.g#..zg
Harper's Magazine for May. -
Western Literary Magazine, and Journal Of Ed
ucation, Arts and Morals, Tor May. sf-.-@sS
Fowler's Works, bound, and in cheap pamphlet
editions. 81 szs-sss
Parkers series of School Books, recommended by
the Examiners Of Portage County, all for sale at .
HALLS NEW BOOK STORE. /
Ravenna Nav a. 1S52
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pARASOLs-A big assortment, just
Il opened and selling below the market, by
81 ksSrSz C & JCPRENTISS.
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t)ARASOLS--Just received, splendid lot of
l. Parasolss and selling at LOWER PRICES than
ever was heard ofin Ravehna, at -
s RowELL Co.'S
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-7 Notice. v sggsi
THE subscribers hereby give notice to the
Il citizens Of Portage and adjoining counties,
that they have this day entered into Co partnership
for the manufacture of sash, blinds, chairs, etc.,
under the style and firm ofMcElwalns 6s Arnold,
at the steam Factory recently occupied by J. B. &
G. McElwain. JAMES 3. McELWAIN,
-. st. GEORGE McELWAlN,f
BERNARD W, ARNOLD
R4venna, May 10, 1862. 9si - 364 4fo
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CURTIS HATCH, ) -Rayenna; sprague, and
Joseph Hazen, Garrettsyilie; Hurd s Sons, Aus
rora; W Foster, Mantua; A Hoo, Shalersville;
Welch &,@Atcherson, & Mogadore; J Wheadon
Hudson; J Cone & Co, Franklin Mills; J A
Beebe & Co, Akron; E Allen & Co, Twinsburgh
D Baud Co, New BaItimore, and by medicine
aelcfs enerally. s,8 july lily
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H1ACKS! From 81 10 % OF.
1 Suitable for Carriage Trimmers and Cheese
Bcx Makars, for sale al Manufactures prices nj the
Hsrdware store OF E. T. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

nARLEY'S Celebrate HsaYe Remedy,
IL A fresh supply just reed at ssWIFr's.' =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

ID A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful
lOs thanks to the citizens of Rsvenna and ad-
iotneDg towns for their liberal patronage Tor the pa
year, a the same time assuring them that no pains
Will be spared to merit eortinuance of The same
by choice selection ofgoods at the low est possi.
BILE rates.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

Ronnet Ribb0ns--A good assortment Jus, oper
~ ed, and selling al low figures, at - -
May iOth, 1852. -z -,q RowELL & Co.'s. {
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

CURTAIN MUSLlNS-20 p ieces o
" emb'd Curtain Muslns from 25 to rs cents
per yard; 10 pieces of cnb'd Lace Drapcry from
so cents to el per yard. Something entirely new
for curtains, and splendid article just received
al the new store of June 81 HI & r DAY :
SECOND, ARRIV AL.-600 yards Of the
~ best American Lawns for r.. cents per yard
ever offered in Ravcnna, at the new store Of
June2l &R DAY.
400 Yards Of prettiest French Muslins
EOU for dresses at 25 cents per yard that can
be found in Ohio, 1.-THE Few store Of 90
] HI g. r DAY, 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

a House and Lot in ShalcrsyiiIc
E-@ HR - "a II IL
a COTTAGE HOUSE situate at the
IN center Of Shalersy.lie. The foi cnntains aboui
an acre, with all the necessary out houses, barp,
well, good garden, yard, and well fenced, peas
antiy Situated, for sale. For furrter particulars
cnogife Of the subscriber ON the premises. "A rea-
soaable credit xill be gives.
ShslersyiIie, June ls, 1854. 36sh