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MEXICO.

We have received by tho way of Havana.
one weeks later news from the City of Mexico reach
ing to Jan. 1, and from Vera Cruz TO Jan 4.
Sr Jose do Arrillags has been appointed
Governor of Vera Cruz, and the revolutionary move
ments going forward with renewed vigor.
The details Of Mexican news are fully given
in the letter Of our correspondent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

TUE khodcrs of the Bank VI Mont pole hefriy
notified 10 meet ~ theif harsing lousr Mentpotsf,
90 %" second Iuesay of January nest for the cace 81
Eve Directors for the year ensuing
ESQ. HoWEs, Cashier.
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Special Notice.
$4,000 worth of Fine Farms and

,n,, ~ 10 - n aud the healthy aud deb ghull,
The ~ villages OF Rosesae, lakelsnd aud ierman,le 90
isi-ad RAILROAD. The Farms ooutan from i've
and well calculated for profitable asfi-
S% AID gardening purposes al from $40 TO $50 per
lsns ivdnce, With proper cultivation much as am
log of nm the vicinity Of New Nofk. 600 saae. consist
rhe ~Ss 100 ieei each, afm oi from 10 20Acfes
az" "a the beautiful VII ee OF Rosevale adjoining
ihe,s ~ anc near the much admired Lake Roukonknma
las o4t improvements have been made. new church
hoeea efeeted Many private dwellings have been
ssh, are COW being erected. Fur separate Farm
duo.sd ~ Tue bulldog Lats and Fum-, which are To be
CaARi p o. the I'm OF Nov 1883. apply Immediately 10
& 'FA'nphleis IN DO had rails II
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IS GOODS, Of every variety at
KEITH 4 BARKER'S.
BROtDCLOTElS.
Ruhamah Taylor,s Estate.

sTATF OF VERMONT, n F10bic Coufl, holden n
WasHiNGToS bfstnicr,ssi Montpelier, Ai bin aud for
district on the 80 day OF December, 4. D le53
FRIEDRICH HoNEh, Executor on Tho rstue of RU
HANNAH TAYLOR, iaie Of Berlin, ia said district.
deceased presents his admnstfson account for settle
maut: tHIHrUFoS il Is ordered lhat the referred
to the 23i daY of December 1883, az the Probate Oce
n said Montpelier for examination and ALLOW ancc and
that all concerned b. notified hereof the publication
h order 10 the Vermont Naichman aed state Journal
printed Montpelier three weeks successive els
be- thar they may apprar aud at said lime aud place.
Il they came, object therto.
~ orlef Of cnaFt.
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y ''''' ''4' Aue., CHARLES REED, Register.
William Upham's Estate.

STAT OF We MONT, IN probate Coat, holden a.
Washington D,sifirt,s ! Moutpelier wnhin aud i0i
sad distfic', on ihe 9th dan Of December A u 1853
AIRS. SARAH UfHAM, ExocuuiH ON the estate Of
NlWiLLIAM UPhAM late Of Montpelisr, 10 said dis
trci deceased, presents her aininiratioR account Tor
tetemen; Nhereupon II is ordered Nat The sumo he
fnrfs 60 h dHy OF December 1855 al the Probate OF
nee said Montpeot, for fnnon and allowance and
that a he no'ihed roof By the publication of
the order the Vermont Waichmln aud state Journal
pinted al Monipohtr three weeks succefsivs, soon
be, that they mas appear aud al said time and
place. il they csuse, Object thereto
By order Of Couh.
Auesl, CHARLES REED, Register.
Auue copy OF Record,
6l Auest, CHARLES REED, Register
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Deaths.

H. Hla@s'own, cet, ~ Mss Cashane Smith, aged %
~ ' go aud auented by llisa circle of friends.
~ a',,hi iass., Nor. e. Mf lanes foss formerly Of
Sei,ea, VI. aged " year-
MIA we 9h October at Butte Creek Nuha County, Calfor
ro'An' Nichols, aged a. io'mefly of Hnesbuigh, W.
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4flarrinQcs.

Tn hutenats utscgo County New ORR 9Th instant, by
r. Borden, Nj ". n. pt.rI Of oswcgo, aud J.NE
a. only daughter OF Slosson Flat. of BuiteHuts.
~ Newhurt NJ John J. Iudd to Sophia w. daughter Of
Hon. Tsppsa stevens
in olcoit, the i2ih instant ~ Rev Mr. Robinson, Mr.
niei ftti Of the fim OF %. Platt swantan, Mar
n4s pennock, OF W.
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No rNMlLY snnuLn RE mlrnnnr THEN.

No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT THEN.
Nespoak of Mciane's Liver PHI, which have become
an indispensable Family Medicine. Tho rishfu SYMPTOMS
which arse from diseased Liver manifest themselves
more or loss 10 every family dyspepsia siot hcaaaohc
oDueion Of the menses, and fever, pains 10 tho
'ae' with dry hacking cough, ~ tho ro.ulis ofhepac
arrangement, and Tor these MeIsnos rs sovereign
remedy They have novel been known to lsil, they
should be kcp, At all time, by families
Directions Take two or three on soing 10 bod over,
second or third night u they to not surge two Of three
h"e' by ncf' morning, take enc more. slight
breabad should ioyatiahly folov their We
The LiNtPil may be used when rutgine simpl,
'ay' As an anti bilious putgqye, they inferior
none Aud IN doses Of two ree they give a.ons hing
reio siok headaches aud in slight arrangement Of the
stomach
fofeha'e,s will 70 cafaul to ask for d. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER pills, and take none ,lso-
There are uthcr Pil' pufpotug be Liver Pills now be-
fore the public. Dr. MLane. Liver Pilis also his ooiem
ted Vctmifuse be hid all respectable dug store.
Ia the uniied states and Ctnals. s5.2w
BURR q PERRY, G.ocml wbolo,ale Agents fof
New England, No. Cctnh,il uo.lon 10 whom oil arde,.
should be addressed
Or Sold n Montpelier, by SMITH a PiERCE-Nouh
eli by r. T. SMITH aud b' Dmssisr generally, 5s.qw
0FTRead the following letter in favor of Dr.
a. l.. Adams Liver Basam
D.. A. L. Al m.. Dear Sra have been much afflicted
with housnos-, piles c.. and have taken yo1r inviiua.
Die Liver Balls AN from whr. have found yer,
great e'iof and my opnian fsuipa.sos auy medicine
which Las ever boeo introduced want YOU to,enJ me
more o. soon possible.
Yours Respectfully,
Pke bedford co.Pa. LOOMS WELLS.
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NOTICE.

FuHIs may certify that have this day given my SON
y ROBERT LONG, his time fh7t shall rot claim
any Of his earnings OF pay any of his debts l ths date
JOHN LONG.
Fayston. Dtcemhe . 1853. G0fJS
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res, with one copy of all documents hereafter
published by Congress. Also, one copy Of all
contributions to knowledge published by the
Smithsonian Institute
Rosoired That the governor of this State be
requested to furnish each senator and representa-.
tive in Congress from this State with a COPY of
the above resolution
No. 56.-Resolution on Expenses Of Vermont
during the Revolutionary War, &c.
RESOLVED, By The SENATE aud House uf Represen-
tdtires, That the governor Of this State be re
qucsted Ito examine tic documents heretofore
collected by the state commissioner as to the
expenses incurred during the revolutionary war;
By this state and the documents showing the
expenses incurred by the State Of Vermont in
defending our northern frontier during the re-
cent troubles in Canada and it. in the opinion
Of the governor the interest of the State re-
quiros 1t. to cause the SAID account to be exam
ined aud ca..fully certified by the secretary of
state, as true copies OF the orr ginal vouchers IN
the stale department and to present such claim
10 Congress for allowance.
No. 5I.-Resolution on removal Of the State
House TO Burlington.
Resolued by The Senate and House Of R,preseui
tdtucs, That the governor be requested in an.
point committee Of three to receive pronosgl .
from the citizens Of Burlington, in relation 10 fine
removal Of the state house to thnt Mace and
mlke report at the next general assembly.
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4fl0rkcts.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For Wool ANA Country Produce.

R'Portedf'gtAs iatehmaa ~ Psoc1,rA Wooo C,.e,,,,
H-rsiaHts n. $50 Stat, sir,eg. 8e.ian
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CarpetiDgs.

I G EMERY ls, rrre1rd Do, an slrtr, bought ~
moss frf rrtll tt,'n consI. rNi ms TAI
E~TEN Tunrf PlN, INGRAlN. COTTON, HFMP.
aut oli CARPETS. The aesi sssormeni .,er srhsiicf
D. Mou.peisr Sent 2tlq
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? THE lUiNDTgGH RtNlEW iWhT'.
3 THE NORTH uatTt-H RENlEN lFicrChufohl.
4 TUE WIS MINISTER REVIEW lLiheu)
S. hhACkNO0D'- EoiNbtooh MAG ZINE Tory.
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NOTICE TXTRA

3D. hat ng un.-ia srcHnns siiH ut l-n request I'd D.
r,li a. srt'it Y hc df't DIV of 1ln1tr art 40 il
o." n.t "ii hnd aalul ie.i l1r collect
me -gln i,t OF Jaiu'n, isi'- LYMAN 4 KING.
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CURE OF A PAIN q TiGHTNE-s II THE CHEs
AND STOMACH or A PERSON - YEARS or ACCT


Proprctos Of Che Lynn AdNe-cf who eau Nouth Tor The
following statements. August %, 1851.
To 2. olcssor Holloway,
Sf,- desire 10 bear testimol, TO the good effects Of
Gioiloway'f Ps For several yeaTs suffered severely
from pain and tichtrss stomach, which also
accompanied by shouess OF breath, that prevented mu
from walking about. am "A OF a-e aud uotWith
standing my advanced STATE OF io these pills have
ievod mo inst am dcsous that others snJud he made
acquainted with their virtues rendered, by M n
mems comparatively active aud take without
inconvenience ~ PAIN. which I could do before
fSian,dl HENRY coz. Nortb Sfff.f Lynn. Norfalk
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-LD-' lntrr Northern, peg To-. II ~
Western and Southern. 70 lOl
Herds Grass, pr bushel. , - -
Rcd Top. -
FlaNseed 80
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Fancy D0eskiDs.
THICK BOOTS,
Loahlng Glayses

81 lart y'ats ificct-gHoi u-rnffment.
LYMAN / KINGS.
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Bargains, Bargains,

TENIE stock of goods in STAcEY's well known
IL Fancy Store. Cleveland has, has been as
signed for the benefit of creditors. have accept
ed the trust of closing the concern, and have re-
moved the stock remaining unsod, to my Book
Stare in Ravenna. .-.. -.,-g
The stock consists of good assortment e,celry,
very large assortment of Perfumery and toilet
articles, Shawls. Combs, Dress Ribbons Dress
Buttons, Satchels, Vions, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great va
riety of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Most of the articles are such as do not keep
and do not intend to keep on sale at my Store, and
hence it is desirable to clear out this strck soon
as possible. am instructed sell, positiUcLy at
New York prices, without adding the cost oftrans
portation, in order to close the concern speedily.
AS these instructions will be strictly adhered to-
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable articles at a cheap rate.
l would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock of
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
articles L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna. April 11th, 1858.
Sentinel and Hhig please copy.
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A Complete System Of Garment Cu'hngl
FOR ONE D0LLR.

Entered recording to Act of congress the yearl85
by 1homas Fl. Whitmore. in The clerks office o. the
district court ofthe United states, for The dasc'of
THV HE SCIENCE of garment cutting reduced
a to n system of ensy practice, by Thomas II.
scales for drafting garments by which any person of
inarv capacity learn in few hours, 10 draft md
cut any kind Of gentlemens garments by carefully ad-
herring 10 the rules laid down in the books of nstruc
tions and ding rams. which book contains large
engavngs IA by l0i inches ofthe diagrams of the
rous parts of garment fully deiiheated. including
vests and circular eloaks &c. also full set of geo.
mercnl scales Of the vnrions sizes of the breast
ure from 10 "A inches inclusive, with full directions
how correctly The whole is plain and easy
to comprehend that is in fact sensifuctcr in Ike arr
OF cutting garments. --.--- a = .-....
For sale by, THOMAS H. WHlTMORE,
1887 Sm Practical Tailor,
Deeiheld. Portage Co., Q .
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abOr Saving Machine.
yHyHE Subscriber having purchased 81

yHYHE Subscriber having purchased GUp.E.
IlDl PLANNING MM0llIS7hS wish-
es to inform the public generally that he is prepared
the: also dress to thickness both sides
under inches wide at much less rate than can
be done for by hand An who wish to save money. win
do we'll to bring their lumber in and get itone by ma
chine An work will he done in workmanlike manner.
as9- Please give him call Mt Messrs. Hitchcok NJ
Cluns steam works few rods south of the Cour1
House. s.l- GEORGE MELwAIN,
Ravenna, July 9th 1855. IasS--!,
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AND PgTTSRURGH
"sA RAIL ROAD.
- 9 - -

CHANGE OF TIME.
nN and after Monday, November 18th. 1853. Pas
follows -
Alliance and Wellsvrlle stopping all intermediate
stations at 100 III for Alliance, stopping Hudson
Earleyille and Ravenna only; and al 7:45 P NJ for Ra
VIENNA, stopping at all way stations - -.. ~.
Leave Bavenna at .15 M for Cleveland stopping
at all way stations.
Leave Alliance at 1a 80 PM for Cleveland stopping
at Ravcnna EarviIle and Hudson only.
Leave Wellsville at 300 M for Cleveland, stop
ping at all wny stations
CONNECTIONS. -it - s-
The 900 A. M. Train from Cleveland connects al
Ravenaa with coaches for Warren; at Alliance with
the Ohio and Pennsyvans Railroad for Canton Massi.
Ion and Wooster at Bayard with Railroad CarroIton
Minerva and Waynesburgh; al Wellsvle with steum-
ers Winchester and Durnal for Steubenvle, Wheeling
and points the Ohio River.
FOR PITTSBURGH
Tie 900 nj and 100 P NJ trains from Cleveland
connects at Alliance with O. & p X. II. for Pittsburgh
For Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
The 9:O0A NJ and 8 DO p M Trims from, Cleveland
connect with the o &P andsP Pensy Central Rail
roads, and passengers can go through direct TO the
above Giles. - = .1.
The 1880 NJ Train from Alliance connects with
Trains of o G r from Pittsburgh, Cnriton Massi-
Ion, Wooster and intermediate stations and arrives IN
Cleveland in time 10 connect with the Cleveland nnd
Toledo Railroad for Snndusky Toledo, Chicago and
the Northwest with the Lake Shore Rnlroad for Dun
kirk, Buffalo and New York; and with The C. C & C
Railroad for Columbus, Cincinnati, Gallon, ndianapo
lis md stations on Beloniane and Indiana Raiiroad.
The 300 p NJ Train from Wellsville connects with
steamers from Steubenyille and Wheeling Mt iance
with u X from the west, and arrive in Cleveland
South ' " ~ N
~ y he Trains both ways with the Cleveland
Ianesye i @ and Cincinnati Railroad Hudson for Guy
dhoSo raiis' Akron Clinton, &c.. --asi = -
/ ,s.. JOHN DURAf;D Superintendent.
i 'Stperintendents Office c. g. p, r. r.
u land No. ,
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NJ n w 1T It's
~ n VI Il n = .
X;PaRESS NAIL LIMB.

EXPrRES NAIL LINE.
THREE TIMES A WEEK BETWEEN HIRAM
AND RI VIENNA.
N@ THE undersigned will run hack
A2sssaG for passengers, three times week
between Hiram and Ravenna. Passing through
Garrettsve. Freedom and Shalersville
Leaves Hiram, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, at O'Clock A. M.
Leaves Garrettsve at O'Clock A. M, and ar
rives at Ravenna at / O'Clock A. NJ. in time for
the Pittsburgh Train of Cars.
RETURNING, @
Leaves Ravennn day at O'Clock P. M. and
arrive at Garrettsvlle at O'Clock P. NJ. and ar
rves at Hiram at O'Clock p. M. ..-e-.l
a. He will also carry passengers to any point
off from the regular route. which they may desire
to reach, at reasonable rates.
~ FARE FROM HIRAM TO RAVEN
MA FIFTY CENTS. a
Hiram, March s. 1858. j. HEWITT.
N.B.-After April lst, Hswitt's Express will
run daily. g. g .-. ..s-.
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q Gard.

To The People of Portage County
HEAVlNG made arrangements with the firm of H..
L. Fl. Rhyan 81 Co., 5th street Pittsburgh, knawn
of the largest and best Furniture manufactures
in the United States by which TO furnish all who Will
favor me with their custom, with every variety of
GABIMlT TUgMITURna
Found in any city of New York and at prices rs
low.
invite he attention. of those wishing purchase, to
my stock of ware consisting in part of choice selec
ton of sofas mahogany spring bottom pnror and rock
ing chairs and large assortment of cane bottoms from
to "a dollars per sett
Marble, mahogany and cherry top parlor tables bu-
reaus, wash stands sofa and common bedseads
es at very low prices and any quantity of picture
frames shilling each. have also an assortment
of Eastern work from New York.
Cons kept on hand of all sizes, and superior quail
ty ofthc genuine long hair Mattresses and curled hair
manufactured in this county.
u Ware Rooms Nam ST., one door east OF h Halls
Book Store, Ravenna. L. G PIiiLLiPS.
Rayenna, July IL. 1858.
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TO TEE FASHIONABLE.

A. B O u CHE.
Late Foremaato l. John Giiiis, Boot utacturer.
orsh0 HAS c,mmenced the boot and shoe manufactur.
RMN ing, one door South of the C ourt House. and
' t&-would solicit share of public patronage, and
hopes from his long experience in the business to give
full satisfaction all who may be pleased patron
him: He intends manufacture the following kinds:
Gentemen's French Calf sewed and pegged Boots,
Opera patent leather Tongue Roots sewed and pegged
and many other fashions, 100 numerous to mention.-
He intends confne himself principally to the manu-
factlre OF Genilemen's
Repairing done in good order and on short notice.
Particular attention paid to cash customers.
A. BOUCHE.
Ravenna February 9th, 1858. l2O7-ly
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NE KS.

UNCLE TONS CABIN-Paperand cloth binding.
GIDDINGs SPEECHES, new and beautiful Vol
ume with Portrait, just published.
PULTE's PHYsIcIAN-Latest edition with val
liable Improvements.
SHADY SIDE-or scenes in the life of Country
Pastor, very attractive and popular Book.
KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CARIS-Bound in cloth
and in paper covers. Uncle TOMS Cabin and Key
bound in one volume.
Pocket Maps of Western States, U. S. States
and of Ohio.
New Books constantly arriving. Call and ex-
anime them at HALLS Book STORE.
May u. 1858. ----.-----
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JOHN p. HALE.

A beautiful Portrait OF the candidate of the
" Free Soil Party for only % cents from Daguerre
ne which the Hon gentleman says is the best likeness
of him yet taken. Every Free Soiler should have
copy of this magnificent engraving to adon the walls of
high and low. rich and poor can have copy.
Thus speak the Publishers, in introducing this Portrait
the notice of the Public.
For sale at HALLS BOOK STORE
RaveuAa, Eoy. ii 1859.
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CITY WARE-ROOMS.
NEW AND SPLENDID EkTERPRlZE.


FURM MITURE ARRIV ED!
~RIFFIN u BOSTWICK are establishing the
@-H Furniture business, all extensive scale, IN IA
VIENNA. Our furniture selected from one of the
best manufacturing establishments IN New York City
This business has long been neglected in Ravenna;
and people who wished to furnish their parlors and
sleeping rooms, have been compelled TO go TO Cleve-
land, New York Pittsburgh purchase. The in
of population and wealth calls for fashion
able furniture, and prepared 10 crafty the
improved taste of the people, and them the addi
tional expense of going TO the cities
We desigR splendid waEeroom IN the
New Brick Block when finished At present the work
will be found A. B. Grns Old Stand. opposite the
Univcrsalist Church.
NJ Please call and examine for yourselves.
The following is list of part of our stock:
ID Sofas,
6Quartett tables,
10 Marble top side tables,
10 Center and card tables,
10 Large mahogany rock,
4 dozen Mahogany chairs,
A splendid secretary and bookcase.
2 Crab tables,
Mahogany hedsteads lounges, bureaus, cane sea
chairs &C., in fact general assortment of Cabinet
Ware including variety of Looking Glasses and Mat
rasses, HInckleJ's Ded.boiom can't be beat. Cofhns
on hand as usual. .a
WANTED:--A first rate article of seasoned Black
Walnut Lumber. An extra prIee will he paid
GRIFFIN g. &-BOSTWICK. .
Ravenna, July IL, 1858. l228-6m
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BLAcKsNITHLVG.

TITLE subscriber iscarrying on the blacksmith
ing business, in the Shop lately occupied by Friedrich
horse-sloeng ironing wagons, bugges carriages &c
making and repairing edge tools Al work done prompt
ly for Ready Pay and warranted to be done IN work
manlike manner. MARCUS klNG.
Ravenna Sept. 26, 1853. I239-3m
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AGENCY OF DIR. s.. FIrCH'S
Celebrated Medicines

TTSED by him with such distinguished success in the
u cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhea, Piles Female
Complaints &c. Also, DR.. s. Fitchs Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces, Inaling Tubes aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
health 10 old age. &C.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
for the sale of the above goods and will them
stantly hand at his residence in Brimied only agent
for Portage County. Ohio. @ f
uF Dr. Fitcs sGuide Book to invalids, and direc-
ions for promoting health, and instructions 10 mothers,
n the management of cndren," may be had, gratuit-
,rsly by calling for it at his residence above. An
extremely valuable book. r. BARD.
Brin,f ED, IAN. g. 1852. l'98
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New Arrival
BOOTS AND SHOES.
u stock of Eastern made boots and Shoes which with
their large of home made, warranted work
of all kinds. enables them offer superior Inducements
purchasers give them call before purchasing else
where they believe the quality and prices of their
stock will such wish purchase good article OF
boots and shoes for the least money.
general supply of the first quality of
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER,
French and home calf SKINS moroceos Innings lasts
findings &c, will be kept constantly hand and sold
Mt a small advance on cost for rendy pay.
w A " T. d.
or good Journeymen Boot Makers. .
u Cash paid fot beef hides. Ed. --. PEI. .....
GIILLS & DURHAM.
Ravenna Sept. 81, 1858.
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TIE PER NCE.

&LNh ] Oh'O OUIN or Inc Wafne Law last
oRefuge, by Meta Victoria Fuller. This is most
agni6cent hook and is dorg immense Of
good. 1t contains many powerful arg unents for the
MAINE Law, and that subject now befose the peo
PIE, tins work should be circulated. Townships liz
scnoo districts and individuals can be fnrnish
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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-30
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1I Northup5t!weIye years slave. a citizen of New
in 1858 cotton plantation Red river in Ionis
lama The narrative is one of the deepest interest heinz,
tateInent of facts which actually occurred dnr;n t
tVelye years poor Norhups enslaveent Facts place
the acused institution in position than work Of
fctition can. The narrative is for sale at
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