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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-18


say: Austria is as inaexible in its negotia-
tions with Sardenia as it proved in the case
of Switzerland There is no bope of aspeedy
suspension Of the sequestratiou which has
been imposed upon the properties of the
Lombard emigrants"
r From Berne 28th, we learn that the Fede
raj Council had resolved to issue orders to
{ the various cantons, instrucling them TO rous'
? their military contingents at once. and to b'
prepared to take the field at the first call
The Council of State Neufchatel has beer
f; dissolved by resolution of the Grand Coun
e ell, taken on the 23d May.
{ The suspeniion bridge at Pency. near Ge
] neva, fell on the 9th; seven lives lost.
. CHrNA.--A slip from the office Of the Man
chester Guardian quotes private letter from
! : Shanghae, dated march 29th, Zone da
later than the above) saying:
"The Taoutc (of Shanghae) has purchased
two vessels, and is sending them up the riy
er with rice and ammunition, and fixed upo
, the Agnes, Parsees vessel for the same pur
pose; but the Governor, Sir George Bonban
has stopped her, and will not allow Englsl
ships TO 60 on the service.
"Our Comprador has just come in, an
states that there is now no doubt about th
loss Of Nankin; for the Taoutae has put
o placard on the walls acknowledging II. an
: offers reward to any one who sill take lead
e er or officers Of the rebels The documen
also states that the rebels are coming cas-
Ward in beats a
,fl "Sk and Tea cannot be got except fe
q cash down, which no one has, The silkme
e are frightened. and are taking . good dealt
silk into the interior,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-18

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
oisoning. a.

Thousands Of Parents who Normiuge composed of
Casinf Gu Calomci, aware that while they s
g. beueht 'hc paueu thev actually ia,inr the
foundations for sees of dseaso, such as vation los
OF eight, weakness Of limbs, &C
IN another column will and the Advertisements Of
Habcnoaoks Medicines which ash the attention az
ni directly interested iu ho well their cil r. 3
health 10 LAYER complaints a disorders arising from
those 81 aiou Type, should make Of on, genuno
medicine, HuDrnsackfs Liver Fills
l-F" BE not deceived" bat ask for Huhensart's Worm
s,u1 and liver Pls, and observe Lss the si.a
sue OF the Proprietor, J. y. nOBLNsACk, uone cleo
are gfnune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
Myers Extract orRock Rose.

The following sa letter from L. r. Beckett ~ d. 10 NJ,
Myefs, he efficacy OF the Ro0k Ro.e PLAN!
Rev. \. H. l.. MyeH-Denr Sif-i have used nvselc and
others use the Rock Rose with extruofdnaf, results
especially n scfouii, and efupve Diseases Of srrofo.
origin, aud the forming stage OF pulmonary consumption
vi mention single Rev Mr.. Atwood, ono of the
Missionaries Of The American Home Missionary SOCIETY
while pursuing his Theological Studies, attacked win
scuuia. his disease was hereditary. The swelling had
made rapid progress and showed disposition 10 heal
Night swsats came on and he seemed very ad decline
under these circumstances bis physicians prescribed ryrur
Of Rock Rose In the consse Of days the Largo Scro
ous ulcers began heal mud n shout sr weeks he wa.
completely recovered and has rus have been formed
enjoyed excellent heaho the present time. might relate
several other Of similar Chafictor but presume .
sufficient to show the character Of tho remedy.
remain yours &e. ~. BRoCkETr, NJ. D.
Hartford onn., Oct g. 1919. 10
Mscis btuact OF Rock Rose, Tor sale hy s Collins.
sni druggists generally, who're pamphlets, Sc may be- had
gratis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05

Whites 25c. Peach Blows 33c.
STARCH-Potatoe starch in limited demand
and some holders offer at ! a sc less than quotec
rates.
SEEDS-Timo,hy continues plenty and rath
er dull. Northern Clover is held firm at quoted
rates. Western more plenty.
WOOL-There has been a moderate demand
for domestic, without change in prices. In For
egn there have oecn sales of 10000 lbs Chill
on private terms. The public sale Of 100000
lbs domestic in New York. went off with goot
degree of spirit. Fleece and choice pulled bro
full prices, while inferior pulled declined 81
per 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05

n. B.lhe public will please plriiculariE5 tho Remed,
they need Railway Ready Relief stops the violent
plas n iew minutes and quicsly femo,es the
Price orr x. Relief 81, 80 and % cents Regulators o-
cents per boz Rcsoiseut 81 per bottle %
KApWAH CO. 1862 Fulton stfeei Opposite 81 Paul's
u, r. X. Remedies for sale hy druggists generally
Qg-6EO. ". BLODsErT Ciaremoni, y. II. Gen,fa|
Agent tor Nav Hampshire and Vermont. SIX. COLLINS
a SCOTIA FIELD. Montpelier. 0g.3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05


OUR Institution Hastead Hall, Rochester, n. " Is
now r the successful treatment of Chronic Diseases bv
this system Of therapeutics, which Is simple ationa and
reliable, based upon pathological principles by which
the worst forms Of Poapsus Uteri, and other functional
and organic arrangements cured without suppoer
any ofhc usual treatment of the day. 1t controls with
The most manageable aud long standing Diseases, without
pain or Inconvenience The principles of Moorpathy
been thoroughly tcted 10 the treatment of Eve thou
sand cases of female Diseases of which have
cured In q few days, others Ia few weeks.
MoToRrArHY gives vitality and force the functional
pnwers ui the II restores the consultation om tho
abuses of dissipation and self indulgence and the Oniy
agent which will cnre spinal difficulties, prevent abortion
aod obsiaie serlity 1t is equally efficient in
ncipent consumption, bronchial Affections paralysis nerv-
Gus arrangement, liver complaint aud all troubles arising
from organic weakness, torpid circulation. dyspepsia,
seIuiala, and panlul periods &C.
This treatment has also heen successft in epilepsy
disease aud dopsy. In all of peculiar excabt,
loss Of memory slight alterations Of mind where tho u-
matte Asylum IS forbiddng, the 10 this institution
is truly gratifying.
There Is an extensive WATER CURE attached, with
gardens, lawns and spacious accommodations kn-
mas aud pleasure among thu remedial means secure
buoYaucy Of spirits hnd chez rial enjoyment.
wor~ MOrORPATHN, aud other particulars can
be had, fee of postage by enclosing letter stamps d.
reried II. HAIsTED NJ ID
n Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05

ASHES-There Continues 10 be good de-
for Pearls at S5.624, and stock small and Pots
S5.12i a 5.lS3.
BUTTER-New Butter is now coming for
ward and finds ready sales from rs, Is, 90 a pc.
as it is for quality and color. The call for new
is increasing, and will soon have decided pref
erence over the old stock which is dull for the
common and ordinary quality at 10, l2l lie
but choice article Is scarce and sells freely at
rather improved rates, 20 pc. In our opinion,
however, it is not safe 10 anticipate present pric
rs for the better grades to continue longer than
the season of making new enough to supply the
market; yet the indications now are favorable
for more uniform and satisfactory prices all the
season than the last year of contracting and spec
ulation.
ClIEESE-Prime is still in demand at 9 a
93c, with stock enough to supply the market -
New cheese is now for sale and will soon be
quite plenty. The early make being rather ordi-
nary, and green sells from to &c, according to
quality.
FLOUR-The receipts of Flour since our last
have been quite small, both by water and Rail
road, and prices are firm and well sustained with
fair demand from the trade Sales of Ohio and
Michigan, common brands, at S475; fancy
brands at IS; extra at S5.25 a $50; extra Gen
esee at $3.50 a So per Dbl. Canada Flour is sci
ling at S4.75 a ASA per barrel, cash. 10
Southern Flour, but very little has been done.
GRAlN-We notice fair demand for Corn
and prices are steady and firm. Sales Of South
ern yellow at 65 67c and white at Gle per
pa. Northern oats are scarce and firm. Sales
are readily made at 4sc, and some lots at 49c
per 0u- Rye scarce. Beans dull, except Mar
Lo"iats and Pea. Dried Apple in less demand
for shipping.
/. PkOVlSlONS-Fo Pork the market is firm
but the demand is not very active. Sales of
prime at $3.50; Mess Sl7; Clear $40; Extra
Niear $3.50 per Dbl, mos. Beef is in moder-
pc demand at Slaa SIS for Western Mess, and
~ a 10 for Eastern, mos. Lard is firm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
Wholesale 6 Retail,

more extensive stock Of aud attractive Goods than
we have ever before offered. large portion Of ou stock
having been imported with special reference to our Retail
sn'es aud styles escusvey own we are enabled to
exhibit to our customers, and beautiful atcles
not to be found elsewhere.
We invite particular attention large assortment Of
PLAID sILKs-in new and rich s'ylcs;
PLAIN stLNs-in The mos, fashion ,bis shades
BROCADE StLkS-in new and small hg-fes;
PLAIN BLACK slLKs-of the must approved make;
FIGURED BLACK slLKs-in great variety;
PLAIN AND STRIPE MOURNING SILKS
CASHMERE LONG AND SQUARE sHAWLss
PARIS PRINTED MANIFESTATION patterns;
SILK MANliLLAs-yery elegant styles;
LACE MANTiLLAs;
PRINTED AND PLAIN BAREGEsf
PRINTED TISSUES;
PRlNT.D JACONETs AND MusLtNs;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRTNTs-an extensive ss
sentiments
PRINTED AND PLAIN MOUssELTNE DFLATNEs .
BAREGE DELAfNEs a ARMENIAN CLOTHS
EMDRoIDEREs AND LACEs;
HOSIERY AND CLOVES
PARAsOLs,
LINEN GOOns-ia gfcat variety;
PRINTED PIANO AND TABLE CovERs-in the
richest ftyes.
10 addition to stock Of rich and high Goods we
are offering complete assortment Of medium price
goods, Of The kinds wanted ess,y family which
willing sell ut low prices and to which we invite
the attention Of purchasers.
In our RETAIL DEPARTMENT the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
HORATIO WOODMAN,
Attorney q Counsellor at Law,
30 Railroad Exchange,
Court square, Boston.

Special attention paid TO obtaining Land Warrants and
Pensions, ana prosecuting Claims Of an nds sganst ihe
Unred States.
g-rcssh paid for LAND WARRANTS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
Farm for Sale.
1000 Rus. TIL. SALT.
MOTORPATHY,

ST receiving into store, and will be sold at wholesale,
Is cts per Bush. less than he delivered hero rom
ION. April 4. STORRS a LANGDON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
One Price System

win be strictly AdAeed to, thereby enabling customers
least acquainted With the value OF merchandise to purchase
upon the same terms those most acquainted.
We rsspec,ull, iovte purchasers from the country 10
visit our STORE, fully believing that they will he able to
make their selections satisfactorily as at any other
adjustment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05

General References.
WASHINGTON.
Hen JOHN vs.. MAURN, Mayor,
Blroa Won GEROlT. ptus-ian Minister
HENRY HOsCH SPENCER, Belgian Minister.
Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT,
GALES * SEATDN
tONCuEAN & RIGGS B,ukers,
CHubh BROTnEKs, Bantcr.,
fEiUGN, WRITER'S g. CO., Blankets,
JOSEPH HENRY, IL. u.
LONDON.
JOSEPH z. thGERSOfI. American Minister.
THE rRUsStAN MINISTER.
Lieut.. Cot SYKES, Efst india Company.
JOSEPH HUME, NJ. p.
ALH. fDNaLANNUE. Board o. Trade.
EDWIN CHADWICK, Board Of Heaith
GEORGE PEABODY, Banker.
PARIS. LEIPZIG, sax
WILLIAM g RIVEs, ur.FLUGEI
IlfOn SAY, BERLIN
NJ. nj JONES, Baron Humboldt
y. ~ g. ERRN, VI. DEl1 ERfJf,
EDh. LAfAN CITE Prof Won RAUMER
Ltb NGsrON, WELLS 4 Go. HAVRE.
2reo2n. LpR DRAPER.
W Editors Publishing noticing ,he tore going shul
ceyc bound copy the Report On the Ccusus made 10
Congress
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NEW
AND
Rich Stock
SPRING GOODS!.
CHANDLER C CO.,
6 & 8 SUMNER STREET,
BOSTON.

Having received by late arrivals our SPRING IMPoR.
TATIoNs Of CHOICE GOODS, we arc now prepared to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
American & Foreign Agency,

I'VE undesigned offers his n the prosecution
OF Claims before Congress The several Departments.
and Tor The faa,acuon o. any other business reqauns
tfntton a. The Capitol.
Persons having business with the Paepi. Indian Lsnd
or Pension Objects of ne Department. he Gov.
ernmeni, ihe snneme tnuft 81 the United States
may rely on apfompt and faithful attention their utter
osis
fnJoylng an extensive Foreign acquaintance Will IN
deraks and be- responsible fr safe tfaususson of
Stocks, Money ans portion Of Europe aud attention
viii be paid to The collection OF foreign Claims
torres pondents will be furnished with special references
10 whatesef state they may re.de The PROMINENT
cities OF Europe.
JOS. C.J. KEN NEnY
ONO % u slfaei. hcinecn Tho NIhth and -rnntl.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For Wool nnd ComnlrN prndncc.

Ri rei for ne Haietnaa By pR1cror Woon Couai.-sn
-nrchaats, NJ llG STATE S'-frf. Bo.f.a
nosIaS Mo~nAf. Nav 60 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05

No. 81 WASHINGTON STREET BIOS on.
TYPES, and all other kinds OF PKiN fING MA rERi-
AIS, of superior quality! ad at the loves pfees for sale
as shove. d, PHELPS 4 DALTON
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r. II. II.
Railways Ready Remedies


Will ACT QUICK, PIE AsANTLY AND ErFECTU
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SHEET IsINGLAss. OR MICA

TO STOVE AND LANTERN MANUFACTuRERs
For tonpl-s Cards Lanterns Of all kinds Fur-
n1ee Doom &C. J. 10 superior any thing fer
tho shove ruipors account 90 breaking OF burning
but standing tlo most intense heat.
safety Lanterns and Saet, Llmns, of various sizes
very superior article. Sold a. No. 81 Union Street, (up
s'eir., Ba-tan. by GEO. ~ RUGGLES.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness OF
wv people is all times of the most valuable mpor-
tance take for granted that every person viii do all ef
to save the lives of their edren and That every per-
will endeayor promote their health sacrifices
feel tito be my duty solenly assure that WoRMS,
according to the opinion of the most PLY
the primary causes of large majority of diseases to which
children adults liable; appetite conn-
uay from kind of food to anoer Bad Breath
Pain in Ne Somac Picking at The Nose Hardness and Pull
ness of the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Irregular
remember that all these denote WORMS and you should at
0i'0 "pp' 'HoBENSACK's WORM SYRUP. .sZ>gss
An article founded scientific principles, compounded
Vegetable substances, being perfectly safe when
and most tender Inan with decided
effect where B0eL md nave
weak and debitaed the Tonic epropertiesot nay
Syrup that it stands without an equal in the
catalogue ofmednes in giving tone and TO the
when ntallibe remedy for those Aicted
with DYSPEPSIA the astonishing performed by this syrup
Physicians failed is the best evidence of superior
ehicarcy all others.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

0EF''Grandfather," said a saucy little imp, the
other day, chow old are your
The old gentleman who had been soldier in
the war of the Revolution, and was much under
the ordinary took the child between his knees
and. .patting him on the head, with all the fond
ness of second child Of life, said:
"My dear boy, am minetyJfve gears DID," and
then commenced to amuse the lad with some of
the incidents in the story of his ife--at the con-
chsion of which he addressed the youngster:
"But my son, why did you ask me such ques-
tion?" When the little rascal, with all the i'm
portance of Napoleon, strutted off, and hitching
up the first pair of pantaloons he ever wore after
the approved sailor fashion, replied.
"Well, it appears to me you are darned small Of
yoa1r age!''
There is none of the right kind of birch that
grows round in sufficient quantities where such
boys are raised.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

"SrRIKE THE KNOT. when we were boys,
says contemporary, our father began to teach us
to work, and we were anxious to perform the al
lotted tasks. We were splitting wood. A rough
stick, with most obstinate knot tried all the
strength and skill of weak arm, and we were
about the the task when father came along. He
saw the piece of wood had been chopped down,
and the knot hacked around, and took the axe.
saying, Always strike the knot. The words
have always remained safe in our memory. They
are precious words, and worthy to be borne in
mind by all. Never try to shun difficulty, but
look it right straight in the face catch its eye
and you can subdue it as a lion. Il
will COVER before you, and sneak away and hide
ITSELF If you dread difficulties, difficulties will
grow upon you, till they bury you in nterminable
trouble.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
THE TAPE WORNT. i.

This difficult Worm destroy of all that infest
system, grows almost indefinite length, be-
coming coed and fastened in the ntestnes and stomae
eectng the health sadly ST. Vitus dance Fts
WoRM Fastening them to early In order destroy
this Worm, a very energetic treatment must be pursued t
therefore proper take six eight Of Liver Pills
so obstructons that the Worm Syrup
direct torm, which be taken i'm doses of two
spoonss three times day. these directions followed
been known to fail curing the most obstinate case
of TAPE Worm.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

0J-A Western orator, in slang-whang ad-
dress to the unterifed voters of Coropolis, said
that to save his country, patriot should be will
ing to die, even if it took his life
1t is unnecessary to say that them sentiments
met with a "triumphant echo'' from the assem-
bled multitude. 7 - 80 55-s 2. -= - = e..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
WAVERLY HOUSE,

FORMERLY KNOWN THE BEAUMONT.
TOY GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner of Ontario and
D Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio.
Its location is the most pleasant and healthy in Ceve
central business part the City
been completely repaired and renovated and the whole
the house have been changed for the
better,
large of the trading and travelling public have long
good comic rtable dollar per day House.
This want supplied by the Waverly House, which
gives good and entertainment the
dollar and half Houses. Come, try and be convinced
Hacks and Stages call at this House day for
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. KELLEN BERGER.
Cleveland, January 81, 1853. 396-tf
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10 FEMALES.

will find these Pills Invaluable meicne in many
complaints which subject In distractions either
total partial they have been found of inosmable benefit
restoring functional arrangements aeltly action pu
ying the blood and other fluids ectually to put flight
complaints which may arise from female eguarites,I
headache gddness dmness of sight pain the side &c
None genuine unless signed j. N Hobensac, all oherso
ing base imitation. ,r .
gents wishing supplies, and store Keepers desr
becoming Agents, must address the proprietor j. N
Hobensaek, Philadelphia, Pa. RI 90 '7'i''lN
For sale by Dr. AACSWIFT, RaveEna a. " Horr. Sha.
lersvile; Sheldon, Atwdter; R. Seley Sunield ID. X.
Wheeler Randolph; DIR. Prentice, Ganfsld j. H. sexton,
Youngsown H. J. Seby Warren; and wholesale by Dr. 6.
H. Keyser, No. I4O Wood ST., Pittsburgh E. W Palmer
| aad. -FeyF z-.s...t .ta
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HEORENsACK's LIyEFa PILLS.

No part of the system is more liable to disease than III
LIVER it serving filter to purify the blood giving the
proper the bile; that action of tho
Liver effects the other important parts the SYSTEM and
yaously, in Liver Complaints, Jaundiee Dyspepsia,
&C. We should therefore, watch every symptom that might
indicate action of the Liver ThesePlls being
posed ROOTS PLANTS funshedby nature to heal the
Namely An nEXPEOTORANT3w which augnents the
secreOnfro Pulmonary membrane promotes The
discharge of secreed matter 2d an AFFIRMATIVE which
changes nexplcable and nsensble manner tile
morbid action of the system Sd, TONIC, which gives
the nervous system, renew health and
all of the body. 4h, .CATHARTIC, which
perfect harmony with the other ingredfets and opera
ting bowels and eXpeing the whole Of corrupt
Hitiatod matter, and purifying the Blood which destroys
disease and restores health. re
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

CTILL WITH YOU-The subscriber not having disposed
- of his stock in trade proposed has visited the Eastern
Cities and made his purchases of goods To- M Winter cam
paign, and has the pleasure of pro -ay the public
the Books, Stationery Fay articles and
toys, offered in Portage County An endless variety and
unparalleled low prices Please call where you get
the cheapest and best assortment at Store north of the
Prentiss House. b. LITTLE e
Ravenna, Nov. Oath, 1852. IT,.
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FOLLOWERS OF MUSIC.

HAVING just receiveda splendid assortment
FTEz@l47feTG5 of Prince q Co.'s Melodcons would
n n LJ n specially Inform the citizens of this vicinity
d 4 u ~ that will keep open ready for examination
and sale instruments varying in price from $45 to $780,
R. E. Camben's Jewelry store Our instruments pro-
musicians for quality Of tone adpropt
touch to be superior they have yet
Read the following from Lowell Mlson of Boston to George
Reed. . ...r-f..- tf . 49, A4 fgse +s-Ea--
Dear Si-At Your request, have examined one Of tho
MeodeOns manufactured by Mes5rs Geo. AZ Prince q
of Buffalo. think the instrument in all respects equa and
in respeets superior to any OILERS OF smilaf Kind
which have and in particular with quality of
tone and promptness of touc action of e reeds BY which
quick may be performed with certain and distinct
articulation of tones. An Instrument of this kind Is the
substitute for organ in church music with which
quainted. . LOWELL MASON.
Boston, Mass Sept. 90, 1S49. . 's3s aiit s-'-'t'
Call up and examine. .. . .. - 2. a-,....,t . .r-
Ravenna, Dee. A. ...-.. - ID WALDO & CONANT,
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Assignment!

ASSlgRRHme eAaJ!
aHE subscribers having appointed Asgnees for the
crp settlement Messrs Brown Hurbu Boot, Shoe and
Finding business the benefit of their creditors are
to close up the matter possible and will offer for sale
rea their Provision Store, large assort-
ment of
Boots, Shoes, CATERS, Busfins, Misses Shoes and
Boots, and a large variety Of Children's
Cacks and a lot Of Findings.
which must be sold at price, determined
to up Call and give us an
offer. -,
NPA persons knowing themselves indebted to them, will
please call Notes and accounts
will be prepared any tme short PERIOD after
which they will be putnto the hands of Justice for
Ravenna, Dec. /, 1852. H W SMITH d co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS
LARGE supply just received at the Eagle Clothing Store,
and for sale cheaper than they be bought elsewhere in
the county. Call and see them.
April 90, 1853. CHAS. GREENFIELDER.=