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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19
STATE OF Iowa
Delaware county.
DISTRICT CoURr for seid
County to the May Term A. D. SO.
JOSEPH B. Mitchell Assumpsit
AND
ASHER nj. RENwIeK. Attachment.

ASHbn uA' AItdCuiHcHI.
II, II E said defendant will take notice that on
the fifth day of May A. d. 1851. writ of
attachment was issued from the Clerks Office o.
the District Court Of said County at the suit OF
said Plaintiff against the goods and cha'tes
land and tenemcnts Of the said defendant f''
the Sum Ct Sixty six dollars and seventy four
cents, with interest and costs of this suit which
writ delivered TO the Sheriff of said County
and by him returned endorsed as follows:
81 have LEVIED on the following DE- scribed pro-
perty as the property of the within named de-
PENDANT, that is, the E ! of Sec. No. I8
Township 85 North range 4 West to satisfy the
| within writ as am therein commanded this LIST
day of March so.
}. w. PENN,
Sheriff ID G.
Now unless the said Asher M Renwick APP
pear and plead to said action on or before the
first day of the next term of said Court to be
commenced and held in Delhi in said County
on the first Monday after the fourth Monday
of April A d 1852, judgment will be rendered
| against him, and the above premises sold to sat.
isfy the same.
By order Of the Court.
WILLIAM PRICE.
Clerk of said Court
A. K. EAroN,
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PuILADELPHIA, April &c, SO.

James Gillespie, the fireman wounded by a
shot from police officer, on Sunday morning
during an ARRAY between two rival companies,
is rather better this morning, but by no means
out of danger.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

NY quantity of garden seed OF last years s,ow'n,
II can be had at my on Main street. either a.
wholes ale retail. am agent ioH sour" ~ ~ ST
=, tepsiye seedmen IN the United States. w Est.
March l2.-dwCm.
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To All Whom ii may Concern.
NJ Office is hereby given that petition Tor bearer
~ coll the real estate of Michael Wollenshen, late
the county Of Dubuque, deceased will be heard before
tho County Court of said county at the June term OF SAT-
court 1882 and that all persons having demands agans
bDidestate must present and prove the same
VALENTINE BLEUFL,
asuuque May -, 1852 3tw. ADMINISTRATOR
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ST. Louis, March 2, '52--dw'd.

VNLOUR-Superfne and Extra Family kept constantly
on hal. the regular market prices, ana d'iiVeisu
free OF charge This flour warranted good maze oil
finest quality OF wheat If il should not prove SO, inc
-four can returned at my expense, ana me nma4 'c
ndod
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AfhANAs3 al
March 25th, 1852. w4w
The state Of Iowa,
Dubuque County.
To Nancy Miller:

original notice having been returned "Not found"
N by the Sheriff of Dubuque county, you hereby
notified that there s file in the Office of the clerk
OF The District court, in Dubuque county, petition of
Jacob Miller, asking judgment of Divorce, and that the
bonds of matrmony now existing between you and him
may be dissolved and setting forth for cause, wilf de-
serton and absence for than the space of year.
and that unless appear and answer thereto, be-
fore the tenth day of Nav next, before said court judy
ment will be rendered against you, asked for with
costs. HEMPSTEAD & BURT, Atty's for Plt'G
Duhaue March Al 1850. yyA NH
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The steamship City of Pittsburgh is being
pushed of the permanent railway sections, pre-
parasosy to being Aoated once more. The n.y.
draulic apparatus acts a. effectually in pushing
= Il did IN pulling, and has crowned the builder
Nj. Allen, Of New York, with laurels that are
veil deserved. The Pittsburgh will again be
placed ON the Liverpool line, and start from
hers On the 9Oth Of May, under command O
CaPt. ateeesbury.
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10 Mrs. Jane Nee:

VOU are hereby notified, that ther, is now G! f
i the office of the Clerk of the District C.usl il ~
tor II % county OF Fayctt", IN the State of Iowa,
of William g. kee, asking for a divorce from tie a
of marimony for the that he cannolive
and happiness with you; and unless you appear, al
answer thereto, before the second day If the
term of said Court, decree will he rendered acai,
you thereon. You also notified, that depositiops il
be taken said at the office of the Clerk Of sal
Court, the ninth day of April next, o'clock
WIN. McCLINTOCK, Atty ter Pit'f.
March 3Ist. l852-w4W
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

Every man ought to pay his deb:s-if he cam
Every man ought to help his neighbor if he
can. Every man and woman ough to get mar.
ned-ifthey can. Every man should do his
work to suit cus,omers-ifhe can. Every man
should please his wife-if he can Every wife
should please her husband-if she can. Every
lawyer should sometimes tell the truth-if he
can. Every ono should Jake newspaper and
pay for It any how.-.North Western .Missou'
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s, M, LANGW lRTHY,

s. M, lANGM lETHY,
rravING completed the Largest Ware House in the
ii City of Dubuque, will give particular attention to
receiving storing, and reshppng Of the world,
and will pay fregtS and charg and make liberal Cash
advances on any kind Of rcandiSe. machinery fur
nrure for sale. In high water, the steamers receive
from and discharge into til, Warehouse saving drayage
on goods to be r.shipp d. VIII attend filing orders
for produce lead and kind of goods, and has made
argementS for full supplies of
PORK, BACON, LARD, AND ALL KINDS OF
GROCERIES,
which will he sold at 81. louis prices, with the addition
of freight and insurance. Will atten nd the Collection
Debts Freight Bills and in every department to
rt the public patronage.
REFERENCES:
St. Lomis-J. G.. Goodrich, Russell Il Benn"tt Wm L.
Ewing g. ca, Cafiin & Allen G u rockingham, David
Tatum Child, Pratt & Co, & E Walsh, Z Gay & Co.,
Chof All & Vale.
Caleaa-B II Campbell & Co, Campbell and Smith, II
T McClosky Lorrain, Edward Hampstead, S Harris
& Co.; VIM Hampstead
Chicago-Nelly & Lawrence.
Elrn-F Patterson.
.MIraukee-Higby & Co.
Keokmk-Chittenden & Mc(avac.
Burlia gton-Greene and Stone.
Observation-Disclosures and Co.; Cook and Sargent
Sapannah-Port Sargent.
Belierue-Winekoopa and Watkins.
Oqnasoka-Phelps and Co.
Prairie la Cross and Smith and Co
CInuton Citg-Frank Smith and Co.
Dubuque-W aples * Brothers, Emerson & Shields, +
V. Goodrich, Farley & Co, Johnson Bunting, w
Burton, b O'flalloran.
81. Paui-SmpsOn Co March %, lS52-dw6n
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DEcIDEDLY CooL.-The Senate Of Massa-
ehusctts passed an order on Tuesday, providing
for the purchase Of tickets to the Kossuth BAN
qu~s, for each member Of the Legislature, at
the public expense! The House, however,
very properly rejected it.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

II At mp-meeting some years since be-
fore the Prejudices Of color had risen to such a
pitch, good minister offered s'powerful'
prayer in large congregation, where were sew
erai pious negroes devoledly endorsing. by oc.
casional responses, the good mans prayer among
many other desirable things, he prayed that the
.spower Of the devil might be curtailed''-to
which IN ilIiterate old darky quickly responded
.Amen! Yes, Lord, cut him tail smach- smoove
clar off,
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;. H. BOOTH. JOSHUA BARNEY. WI. BARNEY
W. J. BARNEY 4 CO.,
LAND AGENTS.

CTlLL continue to sell Assignable Bounty Land War
- the most advantageous TERMS etlor for Cash
or on e. perfect title guaranteed all purchas r.
Purchasers for Cash havr h Patents in their
own names, securing to them the direct title from Gen
erai Government.
Warrants for 40, so 4 $50 Acres,
For sale by Wholesale and retail. W Trants soa ON
Commission. Locations made with for
dent Warrante,s and holders. Choice selections Of
Land embracing Timber and Prairie for sale to Emf
grants Farms sold for owners wishing To dispose Of
them. Settlers at distance have lands entered
without the expense and loss III TIM Of journey, by ad
dressing through the mail; money inves.ed good
security. Information IF all kinds relative to Lands
furnished. Maps and Diagrams show ing unentered
Land procured.
Office on Main street, opposite American House,
Dubuque. I,wa.
Straycd or stolen,
EROM the subscriber, living at Centre
II Grove, in Dubuque county, on or about
the 10th inst, small, brown MARE, years
old this spring, and about IA hands high. She
has white spot covering near half The left
hind foot, and narrow white strip down tie
forehead.
Any information Of said Mare will be thank
fully received, and all expenses be paid.
JOHN CLAYTON.
Centre Grove, May ii, 1552-d4twlt.
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Spring Goods!

NE AAA6 NOOA0s
"Whar! oh! WhIr! did you come
from! and W1lar are you going -
come; and lam going OF. B. Thomas
NEW AND CHEAP STORE,
to buy the Cheapest the Best the Latest Style and the
most elegant Goods ever brought to this any other
ket
GExrLEMEN-Hc has for your Wives Sweethearts and
daughters Silks-pain. figured striped Lawns, Cling
hams, Cacoes Plain Swiss Muslns, Figured do. French
figured Jaconets, Jaconet Cambria NIusns, Grass Cloth,
Skitings; Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbands, Neck Ribbands
--latest styles Oils for the hair-such Vertabe Moee
" ~ COMBS.
Jenny Lind, Bloomer and Kate Hayes Combs
''''' "'' SHOES:
he latest STYLE and of all varieties There are many 9TH
articles to be found Thomas, and cheap that it
beats all Creation, "and the rest of mankind"
For THE GENTLEMEN, He HAs:-French Cloths and
Cassimeres Doeskins Ribbed Cashmere Satin Vestngs
Narsailles Vestngs DENNIS Blue brown Drills Tweeds,
all wool California Cottonades Old Joe Ripka,s Strines
netts French Plaid Tweeds and such an ALFRED sight Of
other 'fxings for Gentlemens wear, such as
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats Pants Vests Drawers Wnchesers
Shirts, warranted to ft,) &C. &c.
HUZZA! HUZZA.!
Well, this excels all-the real Rossuh Boots (made
French calf skinD and kip skin; coarse Boots, boys
Boots, mems fine & Shoes, boys fine and
Shoes; and all other kinds of Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
Java, Iagnara, Havana and Rio Janero Coffee crushed
clarified, and New Orleans Sugar; Impcral Gunpowder
and Young Hyson Tea sugar N o. and Plantation
Nolasses Rasns, candies, cloves, nutmegs salaras,
&c.
A FEW BARRELS OLD BORBOUN
Starr and mould candles natural leaf Tobacco and all
other weeds; Rice Ginger, Mustard, and every article
The Grocery line Family Flour of the best quality,
always on hand,
lie will be glad to you ALL Bring your Wives, your
Sweethears, your neighbors your frcndsand above ALL
bring your MONEY. lie is always ready TO lid you .'God
speed" All p rsons knowing themselves indebted, will
please scall al setle.'
Dubuque, March 90, dwy J. d. THOMAS.
T. S.-Wanted, Il first-rate boy
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To Jonathan Hart:

SIR-You are hereby notified. that there is file
- in the office of the Clerk of the District Court in
county, Iowa, petition of Alfred w. Darling, Admin
istrator of Isaac Every deceased claiming you Eigl
ty Dollars as money due a promissory note, d..
foreclosure of mortgage, given the south quar-
ter of the south least quarter of section No. nineep
township No. eighty six North, of Range No. three,
Of the fifth NJ, tanning forty acres, n
payment of said note, and that unless yen appear
answer thereto, on before the 2Gth day Of April
1852, judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
J. A. SECREST, Clerk Of said curt.
Anamo.a, March 25th, 1859 w4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

A sailor looking seriously into a certain chapel
in Boston, was asked BY the clergyman If he
had felt any change, whereuPon the tar put his
hand in hin pocket and replied, Not . d-n
cent"
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STATE OF IOWA.
To Holm r. W SrnckpyAII.

CIR-You hereby notified, that this 25th day of
~ narch, 1852, there is file the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of Jones county, Iowa. at
Anamosa, a Petition of Andrew J. Reeves claiming of
you One Hundred and Sc eny-fve Dollars, AID ninety
CENTS money due tw promissory Not executed
by you to one Adam s. Woods, bearer, and that
less you appear Anamosa and answer thereto ON
Monday the 9th day of April, 1852 and make defence
to said claim, judgment will be rendered against you
thereon ANDREW J. REEVES, Plaintiff.
BY J. MANN, his Atty
March 25th, 1852, w4w
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Canton.

FoRwARN any and all persons from trusting my
i wife Eliza Ilolstine, my account, as shall pay
no debt she may contract she has left my Bed ant
FREDERICK HOLSTINE,
Dubuque county, jefferson Township, Iowa.
Anil Sth-dlt W2t,*
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A MILL TO RENT,

- AN Excellent Water-Powcr FIGURING MILL
JUL. in complete running ORDER and only few miles
from this City, will be Leased for few years modsr
ATE terms, by CHAS. CORKERY.
ALSO
large number Of Improved Farms, for sale cheap
april 80 DIV If &C..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

TTAMS OVERLAND GUIDE to California with a
H Map-just published and received by express from
" York by r. SPAULDING
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ALFRED rREDwAY,] HAMMOND ROUSE
IOWA IRON WORKS.
BUQU F.:
TREDWAY 4 ROUSE,

TRED" AZ ~ ISOOS|S
PROPRIETORs,
Manufacture Steam Engines, MIL Gearings,
and N;U irons. Planning Mills, Lathes and
Screus of all kinds, Horse Po'oers and Sc
pnrators, Copying Presses. Stores, iron
Fence and Railing, Window Caps and S,Hs'
Columns &. Iron Castings cfeccry description.
TIME Proprietors of the above establishment would IN
form the Public, that they are now prepared 70 exc
cnfe ali orders their line with promptness and
and pledge themselves furnish as good WORK a. can Dc
had from the South or East. ,,p:
r.;n ~ am dascrntion to favor with call, and
learn that Dubuque now the place 70 'o'0
ticles. :, -, s ~, Oh.
Iron finishing and repairing OF all KINDS o'ne o" III
Marhnerv and Castings shipped order to any part OF
the country. , .h. s,.,m
hoat : mi;n n" '''' [Feb 25, l652wtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

Her. Rowan BAIAs.--We are sorry to hear
s. ths Hon. Edward Bates 10 seriously inds-
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May 18th M. Globe Building.
Cow and talf for Sale.
HAVE good Tow and calf Of the Durham st lcH
i large size, which will sell If applied for soon.
a. GILLESPIE,
may l2 diff NJ Globe Building
Fay Rum.
4 supply Of this article now hand ana ,lr sale by
IA May .rd 80. A GILES PIE
Mustard
AVE received supply of sup rdr Must trd, sale
i 10y package or pound Al the Drug SiurH of
may GiLiESrIE.
Cora Starch.
HAVE now in II re this sup nrior article for
Family use, which viii be sold la" by
may A.Gi!.t.ESPiE.
CO0s&i:s" Extracts
A LARGE supply of L of Lemon, Vanilla, Nuf
IA meg and Rose, just received and for sale al the rng
Store of may 81 A. GILLESPIE.
Tribune copy.
Pure Cod silver Oil.
4 supply of Rushtons, clark x Co.'S. superior Cod
n Liver Oil, just Reed and fors lie al the Family
Drug Store of GILl.ESPIE.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY
have just receive direct from the Custom House One
i Pipe of Pure Fecnch Heunssary Brandy expressly
for Medicinal and Family This article War
| rant, fol- sale at the Drug Store If
AGlLLESPIE,
Duhuhue. Nav 80. No. Globe buildings.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &C.
A LARGE ard complete supply Of Drugs, Medicines
n Paints, Dye Siuhs, Oils, Spices, Soaps, Window
Glass Perfunery, Patent Medicines, Wines Brands S.
AGII.LESPIE
Dubuque April 2-dw ly No Globe Building
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MineralPainf.

TIRE and Water rroof Mineral Paint. Tie und r
Il signed has been appointed agent for the sale Of
simms, Mineral Paiat. large supply of all colors.-
Just received and for sale low the i,rug Dtore OF
A. G LIESPlE.
Nav 18th M. Globe Building.
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Eagle Point Ferry.

NOR crossing Wagon and pair of Horses, with load
Cu will he charged Each additional pair of horses OIL
oxen, twenty five cents.
Eagle Point, Iowa, April 10th, 1882 w2m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

Over fifty in The same proportion.
All clubs over ten to be sent to one address,
and all orders must be accompanied by the
money, as no papers will be sent without it
Money can be sent, post paid, at our risk.
"Write the names PLAIN, great many
Of them, and be particular about the post Office
gThe Democratic press will obige US by
copying this prospectus, or by otherwise motto
ing preparations for the campaign.
Address all letters to
G. w ARMSTRONG g. Co,
May 4, 1852. KEoKUK, Iowa.
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GOLD RECEIPTS.
GOLD SHIPPED Ar SAN FRANCISCO.

GOLD SHIPPED AT SAN FRANCISCO.
The steamer IS Gelden Gate" left San Francis
., on the 4th April, with 81 1913 900 gold dust,
sh:pped principally by the following houses:
Adams & Co. $685. ITO
Page, Bacon & Co. $4,000
Burgoyne & Co. $4,000
r. Davidson, $4,000
Argent & Co
And others
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Seed Corn.

HAVE for Sale at my Ware House on the Landing so
bushels OF Pennsylvania Corn for Seed. 1t Isl prime
article OF the small red Cob kind. Farmers call and
supply yourselves at fifty cents Bushe
r. y NcST
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

,oost article just received aud
DESCEI4L ES 4 MICHEL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
= FIRST ARRIV Al.

r. T He Sc "A IS O N.
eDRowN s II HURLBU IT again in The field, ,doubly
ID armed and equpped for thelall and winter of
1901, with an unusual large and complete stock Of
Boots, Shees, Leather, sc, &C., which has been.
pu.cha sed within the last few weeks with direct
reference to selling at small profits, ready pay,
cash up and no grumbling. =. 6. :. go =
FARMERS, MECHANICS AND TRApEsMEN, DO YoU
ukpERsTas D.! BoOTS q SHOES are 10 be sold
25 per cent less this fall than they have ever before
been kno wa to be sold in Ravenna. We boldly
make tho assertion, and back il up by our actions.
E Andto Shoemak efs, who wish for French, Eng
lish, Philadelphia or American calf skins can be
accom- modated with a tip top article of the best at
Brown & aurlbut's. Also, Curico, French, Tan>
pico, Madasas, grain, Brush and glazed Morocco o.
1Cochineaf Innings, Cape and common sheep Bind.
Ling, Gaiionns, Boot and Shoe laces, pegs, nails
thread, lasts, boot trees, crimping irons &c., &c.
all Of which viii be sold cheap for cash or sread,
pay. Enough for the present., you will hear from
I 5 again. sss 80 ss5- BROWN e. HURLBUT. G
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
no THE SICK.

JUST received, a supply Of s. S. Fitches
y Medicines. consisting of Pulmonary
Balsam, Depurtive Syrup, Pectoral Ex>
'peetorant, Universal or Seminal Tonic, Ca>
thartie Pills, Cough Pills. Catarrh Snuff.
Heart Corrector, Humor Conector, Pulmo-
nary Linlment, Neryine Tonic Wash, Ants
mucus Mixture, Gravel Specific, Pile 0int,
ment, Vermifuge, Drops for Dyspeptic yom> :
liing, Anti.Dyspeptic Mixture. Female Spe~
cifc, Female Pills, Female Restorative, Pull
monary Succedaneum, Pills Cor Diarrhea. or
Bleeding Lungs, and Liniment for Neural.
gia, Rheumat,snl. &c. a1'@ K. BARD.
Ravenna, July [, 1850. -4la ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
Ea - % -
.15ta Railroad Excursions.

TN answer to the many enquiries from different
Rail Road TO and from Cleveland, would remark
for the information of ALL that Cars capable ofsea.
iue sixty persons will be furnished Ton short notce)
for the trip at sixty-ve dolars from Rayenna, and
half the regular fare from other points on the road
Should there be more Than a, car load iu any
party, they will be carried at half the regular fare
provided previous notice Is given. Sunday Schools
will be carried az a price agreed upon. VIM.
Wsdswonh, Ticket agent, tat' the Rasenna Depot,l
is authorized 10 make the necessary arrangements
asfss go C. PRENFISS, President.
Ravenna, Sept. lst, Is6l,~ ,- n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
FOR FAMIL, 7 USE,

51oaa,s Ointment is Mild CATS, The trough,
and universally acknowledged % be an infallh.
Bile remedy in every case whers i lnsa Be IN
faithfully applied on the human system, fer
promoting hlsensible Perspiratlon, drawing
out the inflammation from g wound, relieving
pain of every kind, and in ts healing Qualities
the world docs notproduee its equal, aad tho
public pronounce it the cheapest aid hes,
Family Ointment that has ever bean rksa.
All diseases Of the Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers,
3ld Sores, Chilblains, Sore Throat Eurns,
Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptons, Sore Nipples,
Sore breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Shgus n
the face, side, back, and the otfor palt Of the
,ysten, Boils, Ulcers, Seall Hend, Bruises,
Fresh Woan,ls, Piles, and every kind ef ssce
containing the least particle Of intiap hslstisn,
are permanently cured by this great remedy.
GF For further particulars an | sNTyIti-
tude Of Csrtificates of Remarkable Cures,
got Pamphlets Of Agents. g.
{. 1-.- w. B. SLOAN,
Grand Dspot, 40 Lake 81, Chiea,ts, r..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

ssa2Sk kstft s5fsAsS4
s<ssg sCALIFoREtAs FsARMINe.-zl srenas a. IN te'
work written by John j Worth, OF ahtor-'
$ MIA. whose statements are deemed reliable,
J just published, we txttact the following in
asrelation 10 the production of the soik kstss.
ssss Nj. John Honor, a respectable farmer,
testi6es as fullows:: - as s s. s ii
N i yeanger brother arrived here in JAM
. nary 1886. We mana e I 10 fenceain 400,
acres. and farm $50 ri .cipa!l in potatoes
5 Our crop ielded asshiws:
Potatoes, ,760, 600 lbs Pumpkins, so.800 lbs
osions, Al, 600 e. Basey, &c, ,GOe g
Tomaiaes,s 40 COO sss Whest, ,..s&40, o00y g
s Keets, 5000 6 ch:cEe s,z-s i00s
's Ca6bsess, go 600 q Eggs. ~ 300 sddz
.ssd In s5i ne fenced ins 300 and Jfafsaed
; 500. His crop Of potatoes this year iss set
- down al re, 900 bushels tesides a large
quantity Of other vegitab bles.sssi.;l sssss
4sss.1 The farm Of Mr.. Honor is near lie Mis-.
sion Of San lose, Santa Clara county yssse
.. g. Mr.. Worth says: The soiI ihroughent
these various regions Isl either satdy sor a
ts-chocolate loan, extremely easy oftiliage
s : and Without exception $50 far as it has
s been cultivated productive to an extraor-l
= disary degree. 1ss=ss:s- aas ~ ~ q S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
/ For The Fall Campo paign.

fINEE subscribers are now opening ia addition TO
large assortment, of Boots and Shoes, morocc as
iihngs, french calf skins, shoemak ersindings, &c
which have been purchased this fall with great care
as TO DuRABtLIIY and cIfEarNess.. Their friends
and the public generally mar find Ito their inte-
rest and look at their stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as they will show it with pleasure
whether they purcnase or not. =
N. B. Cash paid for teefhides.
ks-..e.s 80 4szgsss.ys-ss, JOHN GILLIS & Co.
H,yenpa. Oct lat 1871 = = gfFE =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
FALL AND WI NTEas
CT % THING.

ssa{s IN THE COLLINS BUILDING.
:" AVE- justfrec'd the largest stock of Ready
L Made Clothing ever offered in this Market,
their stock consists of systtsss.,44 i.fts6rzsst
"A 500 Oycr Goats from sss Is = 4to $40
q, 275 Freek, Dress and Sack Coats 3to $40 2
200 pairs Of Pantal oons frsm,,sa.ss2 Q to S. -
a75 Vests from "a ss.5.ff 1 80 to S. II
Ree6hg Jackets, Jockey Coats Green Rounas
Bouts, over Ais, Wool Shirts and Drawers, Slik
Under Shirts, Merino do, Wool Mittens and GloEes.
"a lso l5o Pine Shirts ffonn SS to 1876.
stsft BOYS CLOTHING. $50
ti--f5o Buys Sack, FTdcE, and Ronnd jackets 100
pairs Of Pantaioohs all prices and almost every
liciesindhe furnishing line they were bought with
Ready Cash and will be soldsa little Cheaper than
at at any other concern in this countyr est =
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