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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11
Appointments for August.
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ANATYTInAT. DuvcJrTAN

DPe G7e VnDDSs
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.
WILL be in attendance at his room as follows:
Ravenna-Prentiss House, Friday afternoon and
Saturday, 9th and 2sth of August.
Akron-Cobbs Exchange, w Wednesday and Thurs
day, 25th and 26,h ofAugust.
Cleveland-Weddell House, Wednesday and
Thursday, 1lth and 18th of August.
Those afflicted with the disease of the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen or Kidneys, 1nfamation, Rheuma.
tism, Asthma, shortness Of breath, or difficulty of
breathing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Weakness, or Nery,
GUS Debility, Restiessness, Loss of Appetite Con-
stipatiQp, Derangement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel, White Swelling, Cancer Sc, ofua
la Ulcers. Impurities ofthe Blood, or any chronic
or long standing disease, are invited to call.
If IN Individual is aaked why he does not resort
to remedies for his complaint, the almost invariabe
reply is, "1 don't know what to do; 1 have tried
the regular Doctors, the Homeopathiss, the Thomp-
sonians, and all others. have taken the advers
tlsed Medicines, until I am tired-none of them
do me any good-I am completely discouraged;
think can never be cured.', We respectfully in.
vte the attention of this large class Of sufferers to
the tneontrouertibe FACTS, tnot theories which we
publish monthly.
Invalids, Read.
s NEW LISBON, o., July 8, 1862,
Dr.. TUpBs-Dear Sir: Alter many frutless at.
tempts; to regain my health, have at last found
help by carefully observing your directions. Six
years ago, was brought down by the ague and
fever, which was repeatedly broken during the
season BY medicine, but as often returned. 1t at
length left me much debilitated with pain in the
back side and stomach. Our family physician at>
tended me two years uninterrupted, when, being
worse than before, he declined treating farther,
saying he tscouId do more.'' Another was ems
ployed one year, with no better success. Since
then. sufferings have impelled me to take varions
patent medicines but am not sensible of any bene-
6t from them. Your remedies were the first to
remove the pains, and by their use have not only
become strong and feshy but feel ten years younger
than when commenced their use.
Yours, &C., Mrs. W. STOCK.
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New Family Grocery,
PROVISION AND VARIETY sTO


IN THE ROOMS FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY H. L. & R. DAY,
Collins Block, Main Street.
TIME under signed are recrivipg well selected
Il Stock of Family Groceries g. Provisions,
which they are prepared to dispose of at low prices
Our experience in this trade will enable US to offer
purchasers articles of the best quality and at salts.
factory rates. All articles warranted.
The following comprises portion OF stock:
Coffee. Fish.
,. Goldfish, Mackeral Trout,
MO- 0ay.nna' ss java Wh,efish, Fickeral, Her.
e"s' ring.
Young Hyson, Imperial, Tobacco.
1un Fowder. Black. full assortment.
Sugar s. Molasses. segars do
Orleans, Havana, Crush. DacOn' &c'
ed, Powdered, Granulat- nsms, Saouiders, D1ed
ed, Loaf. H Coffee, Deei, fofK, Sausages,
Stuart Syrup, Molas- ongue. sa
ses. SunuafleS.
Spices. So.l SosP eaaales, n.,l 4 Ropes,
Gloves, Nutmegs Ginger, ,Maddsr Ias;?,a NGe'
Cinnamon, Alspice, Pep Soda Cream, Ts,..s Mosi sa
per, Mace, &c. Soda. Canarv Ha.,I' so 90,
Fruits, sc. R.ns seedcbs,..s aeGp piuna ,tas
Rasins, Figs, Lemons, Crackers; Powder, Shot;
Oranges, Prunes, Dates Glue, Sandpaper; Pals,
Dried Currents, Preserved Tubs, Washboards, Mop
singer, Candies ,assorted handles, Brooms, Brush
Liquorice, ,Nuts,a all kinds. les, Backing, Sc.
The earliest and best of Green Vegetables,
and marketing generally, always on hand, no pains
spared to make our establishment such that those
who may want can get st all times what the coun.
try and cities afford incur line. Those wishing to
purchase are requested TO call and examine our
stock and prices, and share with us their patronage.
q. W. SMITH & Co.
N. B: Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produce
generally. H. W. S. & Co.
eRavenna, August ~, 3S52. 375tf
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Slaeriff,S Sase.

by slrtue OF an order of sale to me directed
ID and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas
ofPortage County Ohio shall expose to sale pubs
lie vendue on the premises in the township of Suf,
field in the county ofPortage, on
Saturday the 2sfh day of august nest,
between the hours often O'Clock A M, and four
O'Clock P M of said day, the following described
lands and tenements TO wit:
Situate in the township of Suffield in the comfy
of Portage and State of Ohio, in Lot number f fly
being 48 23-l00 acres of land in the South part OF
said Lot, bounded West, South, and East, BY said
lot lines, and extending North far enough from the
South line of said Lot to make said quantity OF
Land.''
To be sold on Petition wherein Benjamin Pom,
titus and others are Petitioners, and John Pontus
and others Defendants.
JAMES W0ODARD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Portage County,1
July Oath. A D, 1852
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SILK BALLOON,

canvass exhibition. The
EVENING PERFORMANCE
consists of one of the mos, magn fceht exhibitions
of FIRE WORKS,
Euer Exhibited in the Western Country!
The Fire Works have been gotten up expressly
for this establishment, under the direction and de,
signs furnished by the Proprietor. He feels conf
dent in saying th at the Exhibition cannot be ex
celIed.
The proprietor takes great pleasure in announc-
ing, that he has effected an engagement with the
justly celebrated and talented
Sinclair Ballet and Opera Troupe.
Consisting OF four Children
Master LEANDER SINCLAIR, years.
Master THchAs SIEcLAIR, years.
Miss M. SINcLAIR, 10 years.
Master G. W. SINCLAIR, IL years.
The two youngest these ehildren,are well known
as the Fanny BROTHERS LITTLE BADGER GInLs,
from the extraordinary ease ofemarners while in
fomale costume, and taking the female character.
These highly talented and interesting children,
who have been exciting the wonder and delight of
admriDg thousands in all the principal cities of the
Union, by their chaste and elegant performances,
will have the honor of appearing before the audi>
ence, in conjunction with the BALLOON ACCESSION
and FIRE WoRKs, (without extra charged in which
they will introduce an endless variety OF
Songs, Dances, Comicalities, Yankee
Storier, Sc, sc.
The propriet6rs beg leave to state, that the most
strict order and decorum will be preserved during
the exhibitions aud ladies and children will find il
a safe and pleasant place of amusement, whether
accompanied by gentlemen or not.
Cards of admission to these magnificent enter
tainmeBts have been fixed at the low price of %
cents.
The whole being under the direction and man
agemen, of J. NJ. KINNEY, Proprietor.
s. E. BaowE, Treasurer.
Major j. BuRNELL, Advertiser.
For full particulars see desc rlptIye bills.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of two writs of Fl. Fa. to me directed
I'D and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Portage county Ohio, shall expose to sale at
public vendue at the Brick House Of Mr.. Loonis
about two miles East Of the centre OF Randolph 10
said county, on ~ Il.
Saturday. the 21st day Of August, iinst.,
between the hours of len O'Clock A M and four
O'Clock P NJ of said day the following Goods and
Chat,els to wit: twelve barrels, and about twelve
barrels OF Cider Vinegar.
Taken in execution as the property of Joseph C..
Potter, at the suit of Rachel Potter.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff % Office Portage county,
August 9th, A. y iss,
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
nN the 4th day of September A D 1862, at one
" O'Clock in the afternoon, on the premises, in
the town ofDeerfeld, in said county of Portage and
State of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate the property Of Daniel Di-
yer deceased, to wit: one piece of land known as
part oflot number 90, situate in Deerield, in said
comfy, and bounded as follows: Beginning al the
Northeast corner ofland belonging to CharlesReed
in said lot, running Eastl6 rods; thence South 160
rods; thence West l6 rods; thence one hundred
and sixty rods to the place of beginning; containing
16 acres of land. Also, one piece fland m lot
No. 81, and bounded as follows: Beginning at the
North West corner of said lot; thence South on
original lot line 40 chains, and % links to the South
West corner; thence East seven chains and two
links TO post; thence North 40 chains and 25 links
to the North side of said lot; thence West seven
chains and two links TO the place of beginning
containing. % acrcs of land. Also, one piece Of
la nd fifty four and one fourth acres of land off the
West side of lot number 20 in said Deerield town.
ship, and twenty acres aad seventy rods of the
East side oflot 20. Subject to the Widows dover.
Appraised at $25 Fer acre. amounting to $2250, ,0o.
LOWELL MERRY,
PETER HARTZELL, -
Admss, of Daniel Diver deceased.
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 10th, 1882

CLEVELAND, Jan. 10th, 1852.
~. WoRsTKLL-Sir: | have discovered
that twp small sized bottles of Mustang Lini-
x1ent' is worth thirty dollars The discovery
seas made in the following manner purchased
aEoetnight since 0 horse for thirty-fve dollars
ON account Of a sprained shoulder, and now, af-
ter erhaying used two bottles of your Mustang
Ilniment,n have been offered sixty five dollars
for the Horse, besides pay for his keeping.
The Horse can be seen at the stable Of the
United States Hotel. Yours, &c, M.
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EHhIERSVILLE INSTITUTE.

The Fall Term of this School will commence
ON MONDAY the esd of August nex,, under the
supervision of lis former Teachers,
Mr.. ]. X. PICKETT, Principal.
Miss SO. PICKETT, Superintendent of Ladies
Department.. +
Mrs. 2. S.sTEVENs, will also give lessons on
the Piano Forte TO those who may wish instruction
in that useful and popular branch Of study.
Shalerssille, July 2Sh IsJe.
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Chancery Notice.

WTILLIAM DAVIS, Jr. Jose ph Wilson and
w William Porter, Administrator of Caldwell
Porter deceased,4 will take notice that the sth
day of November, A D 1851, Aianson johnson
Charles Goodsell, and Willard R. Knowton, fled
against them in the Court of Common Pleas of Por-
tage county Ohio, their certain petition or bill in
Chancery, which is still pending in said Court there.
in settling forth and charging 10 substance sthat
the 23d day of August A D l847, the said Alanson
johnson loaned in money of the said Caldwell Por
ter fifteen hundred and 6fy.iye dollars, to secure
the payment of which in two years, with interest
the rate of ten per centum per annum the said CON-
painant on the same day executed and delivered to
the said Porter their three several iud dgement bonds
one for said principal sum so loaned, payable in two
years, and the remaining two being for interest at
said rate of ten per cent, for the sum of one hun
dred and City FIVE dollars and fifty cents each, pay
able one in one year, and one in two years from the
date thereof. sts>.s,.l,
That on the 26th day of September, A. D. ls4s,
the said Johnson paid to be applied said loan the
sum OF twelve hundred and fifty-five dollars. That
said Porter for the purpose of defrauding the
painants, and preventing If possible any defence
they might make, afterwards assigned said bond for
said principal sum, and one of said bonds for said
sum of one hundred and fty-five dollars and fifty
cents, to the said Wilson, who in said transaction
acted the agent of said Porter in paying said
money, and ia receiving said security, and had full
knowledge OF all the circumstances connected there
with, that further to perpetrate said fraud the said
Wilson after said bonds became due, at the request
of said Porter, and without consideration assigned
the same to said in fact has interest
whatever therein. That at the October term of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county of Portage,
A. D. 1S49, the said Davis caused judgement to be
entered on said $l55 80 bond, which on motion of
the complanants was set aside, and said cause set
down for trial in said Court, and is now pending
therein. That said Davis subsequently, caused
judgement to be entered the other of said boEds
which the complananis have fully paid and satisfied.
That the compiainants have already paid on account
Of said loan the sum of forty dollars more than
sufficient to pay the sarae, and the legal interest
thereon, and that notwithstanding this said Davis is
still prosecuting his said action at law in said
ty OF Portage, all OF which is contrary to equity, &c.
The bill prays that said respondents may be res
CURED to answer said bill said Davis be epjoined
from the further prosecution of his said action at
law until the final hearing of this cause. That an
account may be taken and stated between the par-
ties, and that the final hearing heren san action
at law may be perpetually eDjoned, and the amount
remaining due the complainants desreed to them
&c., and for general relief.
J. L. RANNEY, Sol. for Complanants.
Ravenna, Aug 9th, 1852. 6w375
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He VIII also attend az his Office, In Ravcnna
from and after the 7ih day October until the 20
of December, for the purpose ofreceiving sill taxes
charged on the duplicate of 1852, thai have no,
been previously paid.
CHARLES GREEN, Treasu rer.
Treasurer's Office, Portage CO.
Ravenna, August ID, 1862. CIV 374
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CHAIRS SASH & BL,NDS.

THE Subscribers, successors of ]. IL. &
IL G. McElwsin ere prepared to furnish at the'r
large Steam Factory just North OF the Prentss
House. Different sized pine window sash and
blinds, TO order. Also keep on hand general as
sortment Of Chairs, Bedstesds, Bedstead Posts,
Table Legs, &c. All mede of good materials and
In good workmsn-like manner, and viii teli At
low figures FOR the ready.
RaveEns July II. McELWAINS & ARNOLD.
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James HartZel's Estate.

Games HartZe1S Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as administrator y
on the Estate of James Hattzel, late Of Palmyra,
Portage county, Ohio, deceased. Dated at Deer
field, Portage county Ohio, this 2lst day of July,
AID. 1852. 3w373 PETER HARTZEL, Admir-.
ID eceiVed this Day, THREE SULKIEs,
IL direct from Eastern Mandatory, warranted
surpass anything of the kind for style, strength
durability &c., for sale cheapby
franklin Mills, July %. VIM. D. BUTTON.
L1AlR WARNfNG--Th The person who
il coaxed that Now Fouudland dog from my
house, last Thursday morning, will save trouble
and cost by returning him, you are known.
D. M, SOMMERVILLE.
Ravenna, July s, 1852. stiff
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Dress Goods.


A extensive assortment Of "Ladies Dress
IA Goods," embracing nlfthe latest styles, cea
be found at May2S GILLETTS.
Donnets-A eplendid asaoriment Of the latest
I'D etyle Bonneis, just reed at GILLrTrs.
Drints, Prfnts-The best lot 70 the LOWEST
III PRicEP in market at GuLEITs
AZ inghams-A large lot of Giughams-good
VI quahty for one shilling per yard, at
0LLETTS.
GUNNER Goods Stacks OF Summer Siuffs far
~ pants &C., very cheap at GrLETrs.
II ATS! Hats!!-Panama, Leghorn, Kossuth,
LII Canada Straw, Palm LeafSc. &c, at
GILLETTS.
Cilk Hats--A few doz. fashionable Moleshiu
~ Hats Just reed at 80 GiILErTs.
Gloths, &c.-The beat stock of cloths, cussi-
" meres and vestings can be found at
GILLETTS.
T inens-Brown Linen, Irish do. Linen Dtls
IL and Table LinneL--a good assortment ~
7as Ds aGILLETTS.
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Sheriff Sale.

-,
DY virtne of . writ of Plu. Vend Ez. to me di-
I'D rected and delivered from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage county Ohio, shall expose
to sale at public vendue at the Court House in the
town Of Ravenna, on -
Saturday, the llh day Of September nest,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A NJ and four
O'Clock M of said day, the following described
lands and tenements Of Richard B, Campbellto to wit:
The equitable interest of the said Richard B.
Campbell in and to the Real Estate described in
complainant bill to wit: Situate in said Portage
county Ohio, described follows viz. part Of Lot
one in Charlestown, and part of Lot one in Edin.
burgh, and is bounded as follows: North by the
North line of Lot number one, Charlestowp; East
by ity-two 72-100 acres of Land aparted to John
Campbell, in the partition of the estate of'John
Campbell decd; South by the Clevelandss and
Wellsville Turnpike; and West by nineteen (19)
and thirty.one handredths of of land apart
ed to Robert e Campbell, in the partition of said
estate, which said twenty-five 79-l00 acres Of land
above bounded and described is the same piece or
tract which was aparted and set OF to said Richard
Campbell in the partition of the Estate of his
father John Cambel, as recorded in the Records of
the Cont of Common Pleas, of said county of Por-
tage, TO which for greater certainty reference is
hereto made. Excepting village lots ~ ~ and Il
in Campbellsport, together with one S6-l00 acre
now owned by nj & G w Allison, which interest
is remaining in said land after the expiration of the
Dover Estate of Sarah Campbell.
Taken in execution as the property of Richard B
Campbell, at the suit of Glenn Tingley and Gideon
Burton.
Appraised as follows: Brick Tavern House, and
lot, and West part of lot one, at six hundred dol>
lars. Three or four acres to w Allison, seven
hundred thirty-three Dollars. Lots 3, 4, s, 6, g.;
each FIVE dollars. Lots g. 10, 10, each four dollars
Remainder of lands amounts, six hundred and ity
dollars.
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Sherff's Office Portage county, L
Apgust 6. A d 1S66
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BosroN, August Z.

BosToN, August, Z.
The FlsHrNe DlFFIcuLTY..-An arrival
reports that fishing schooner had been
fred into, for refusing TO heaye to, on order
by British cruiser.
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THE STATE OF OHIO,

r The STATE OF OHlO,
Portage County IS.
The State ofohio, In the Court of Common
vs. Pleas ofPortage county, and
John Brewster. State Of Ohio. =: -.
THE said John Brewster was indicted, arraigned,
tried and convicted in said court at their March
Term A D 1859; for the crime of Grand Larceny.
Sentenced one year in the Peni,entiary to hard la.
bor Notice is hereby given that petition win be
presented to the Governor of the State Of Ohio,
praying that the said John Brewster be pardoned.
373 j. J. BRADLEY.
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TAXED AGAIN,

Those who are again called upon, for assess
meats in the ST laurence Mutual Insurance Co.,
should be able to understand the advantages of a
sanad, npN reliable Stock Company, like the
ErnA OF HARTFoRp Gown. This Company
pays mp its losses.
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Guardian Sale.

DY virtue of a decre.al order duly issued by E
ID spalding Esq, Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Portage County Ohio in cause in said
court pending and TO me directed i shall on Satur-
day the 2Sih day of August A. D. 1852, between
the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and four O'Clock P.
NJ, expose to sale at public vendue on the premises
in the township of Sufieid the following described
real Estate, viz: - ,...-
"situate, lying end being, in the county Of Por
tage and State of Ohio and being part of Lot No 90
tffty,) in township No. one in the ninth Range of
townships, in the Connecticut Western Reserve,
bo unded follows: on the East bv the line of Lot
No. 90, on the West by the township line offspring
field and Sufield, North by land of William SWINE
hart, and Soutrsby land Of Andrew Stamer; Con-
tanning fifty acres, be the same more or less, it be.
ing the same land decided BY Samuel Carl and wife
to said decedent, recorded in Portage county
Records of Deeds, in Book 32,pages 500 and $40.
Terms, one third in hand and the balance in two
equal annual payments, with interest, 10 be secured
by mortgage on the premises. JOHN REAM,
Guard'n OF the minor heirs Of Gee. .Ream Decd.
sufield Ohio, July 9th, A. D.. 1862.
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RocHEsTER Aug

RocHEsTER August.
CHoLERA.-There were Is new cases
and 9 deaths within the "a hours ending
at o'clock this afternoon.
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Six Beautiful Lions

Ffesh from their native forests.
A SACRED BURMESE BULL
From the Island of Ceylon, worshiped BY the Pa
gan Natives, and recently taken from an Iiolatrous
Temple.
A MONSTER WHITE OR POLAR BEAR!-Of
pred glous size and ferocity.
A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TIGER.-The larg.
est one captured alive
AN INFANTILE CAMEL-Only six mouths of
age, the first one ever born in America, &c., &c.
The Drove of ELEPHANTS were captured in
tho Jungles of Central CeyloD, by Messrs. s. B.
after pursuit of three months sld four days in the
JuDgles. They were finally entrapped and secured
in an Indian Kraal or Trap, ofenormous dimensions
ndeprodigious strength. where they were snbdued.
The Calf Elephant accompanies its Dam, and was
weaned on its passage from India.
A NATIVE CEYLON CHIEF, of high caste in
his own country, has charge of the Elephants, hav-
ing ACCOMPANIED them from Ceylon
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?. I. BARNUM'S
GRAND COLOSSAL
Museum and Menagerie!

'HE largest Travelling EXHIBITION II the
Il world, being combination OF all the most
popular and uoexceptional amusements of the age
enlarged and improved for the season of 1889.
EAM OF 10 ELEPHANTS
Will draw the great Car OF Juggernaut
A BABY ELEPHANTI
Only year old, and but 81 feet high, will carry
upon his back around the interior of the immense
Pavilion the Lillptutian GEN. TOM THUMB,
The Magnificent cortege comprises $50 horses and
100 men. The Pavilion of Exhibition has beer
enlarged until il is capable of accommodating is,
600 spectators at once. The collection of living
Wild Beasts includes the most splendid specime ems
ever exhibited in America. Among many others
wi he found
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FREASURERIS NOTICE

N conformity with statute of Ohio prescribing
i the duties of County Treasurers, notice is hereby
gwen, that the amount oftax charged on each hun.
dred dollars valuation of taxable property within
the county OF Portage for the year 1852 is as fol-
loWs tn uif.
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Latest Arrival
AT SWIFT'S DRUG STORE.

A sFRESH Supply OF ncar,y al. tbs caein'cals
"A III general use as medicinal agents, and Tor
Manufacturing purposes together with a general os-
s1riment OF Drugs, Paints, Obs, Dyes, GrocGte;a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11

GAWS-Spear & Jackson's hand saws, also Cross
~ Cat, Tenor, Rip, Felly and Web Saws at
FRAZER.S
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ZINC PAINT.-A new article to super
II cede the use of Lead in painting for sale by
June 80. l. SWIFT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11

Consisting of day and evening
performaDce. The day perfor-
nance comprising a
Balloon Ascension,
BY Prof. John Wise,
the celebrated and daring Eros
naut, who has made more voy.
ages through the Heavens than
any other man; who has been
engaged at an immense cxpenee
to make an ascension in his
mammoth
SILK BALLOON,
On SATURDAY, Aug. 14th,
frnm the interior of Klnhe,'s
Mammoth Pduillion, capable of
accommodating ten thousdnd
persons; fur aished with su5s an.
tial raised seats, and every other
convenience connected with a
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Ok 25 POUND Kegs pure White Lead,
AeV ground in Oil just received and for sale at
June 81 SWIFT'S.
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zoo LBS. BIRTHSTONE for sale at
. AVBSH June, 80 SWIFT'S.