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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
FoR LEGIsLATURr.
GEORGE II. GORDON.

gTWe are authorized to announce the
lame Of f. S. RUSSELL, as o candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Vice Chanccllcr
Clerk, IN Nov mber nex,.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

las; chan. c striving Wit all their might To in.
duoe Wings to believe that they are pledged
IN honor 10 e. m for him wl,i,her they wish
to Go so or not Such shallow device can
bui rreato the indignant contempt Of every
independent, honest man. no mater To vha,
party he may belong.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

IlAEY Hnl.--By tie death of this rnost
esdnable citizen AMI christian gaalenan the
Masonic Fraternity Of Louisiana, have lost
their Grand Master. Suitable resolution con-
cerning which melancholy event, we notice
published in the city papers, adopted BY the
different lodges. Thelast Picayune, also con
tains copy Of his viii, from which !, appears
the property left his son, james Dick iiill,
amounts to full fifteen hundred thousand do!-
lars, several legacies are left to friends and
,elatives, and The testator remarks, that hS
charities we're ali bestowed in h:s lifetime, a
wise plan, and one which leaves no groanda
for squad ling Of Associations after death.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
.3D@ N@PDO1Q9AM
srnlISHEp EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
eY OWEN 8. KELLY:
6rs-.asr. door to Nessrs. Wright & Elders
= Drag Store.
TERMS

TIE IL " S:
ryv WooDvILLE REPusLicAN is issued week.
!, Al lbree dollars year, If paid in advance,
!, fopr dollars, If payment be delayed until
,ts expiration Of six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS, inserted at 81 90, per
,,.,re (which is ten lincsl for the first inser-
IN. AMI fifty cents for each continuance
a, usual discount made to yearly advertis-
.y Where the number Of insertions are not
.uksl they will be continued during the
g.sasuro Of the publisher, aud charged &C.
c:,1ngly.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES. for State Offices.
5000; for Connty Offices, IS 00--iIvariably
d aiyance
BooH. AHD JoB WORK Of all description.
,uu.od at this Office. at New Orleans pri-
ce with neatnoss and despatch.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

known, that a11cIief Association was organ.
lied on the 9th Of last mouth
Their efforts, TO do good, In the way Of nur.
sing dc, ha been most promptly and li5er-
ally seconded by our country friends, whose
contributions Of money and suppIies, have ten.
dsd in no small dcgree to the recovery Of the
sick, the comfort OF the eonvalcsceut and the
relief Of the needy and The destitute.
We still need, and solicit thcir aid, and CO.
operation, as several weeks must necessarily
eapse before health will he restored TO our
town, or sasiae-s and labor resume ia wente,l
h,aAel.
2. ". DYER. ScefV. K. A.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
TnE STATE oF MlsslasIrrI !

Wilkinson County.
IN NE Circali Cosirt Of szil eSuntg. Dtssm,.y
2.rm tAerssf Ap 1859.
Daniel L. Miller
Va A..a...nes. :yr
Jo!.n J. Renhait, Sl4sa7.
he ri achmcHt 10 lis casa pss ob;a.nsI
ly said p'.Aa..a zzaisqt tie Lslale, stai
and ptsohal Of the saiA dssendhnl, aora L. H.
Barber Rsq, a jqsiise u tie l'ezas Il sar.
county, On the sth day of July. 4. y. let..
for the sur oE sliB II, fe.,fnaLls a. ths
December term, 1853. Of this Coar. sfaresaid.
'aBd the same having bas1 fstlnael ir.o ,..e
clerks Office Of the Court Aforesaid, es.casl
by tbs Shelf Of said county.
sotice is therefore kcTety Ejyefi. .hssuhags
the said deas,sdantsha.l appear, ,less !, sssyef,
e,c, hefein, on CT brio,e TIC ani 1aY ei scr
reSt December term. u SD C.sy.. G1pr' h
l3 holdcu at tic Courthouse IN WocIsillv. in.
said coua,g, On tle seejsl Nondty ii Deem
Der, h.D. lsJ3i iadgnse: IN d,lu't fur,
viii We entered ag.sins. hin, s,l4 ,lie esssesss -
attached, VIII be Iisposed 6a .3gsil. tic ss:is-
f'esipn Q. Sa:l Y.A.a:.G'. ssl.. ...4.s. sne
60. VI ~,
hsael, liz 81 as cteeptsaR.r Al. 1865.
II. ! BUfTERwONTH, Cl.ti.
G. s. Kellogg. Es., P!s.n'ia', A,tofres.
Oct. In
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
Who viii wear they Foose Collar.

Wing fes.,mcay Of tie Eer5aia fraEgirr.n,
the Rh;g' to II. S. FOcTE-a pr,taaei
Democrat.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18


yellow FEYER,--Erom our exchanges,
we learn that the yellow fever ia gres.ly on
the decrease in those places where !. has ragged
so fearfuly:
New Orleans--we see by last week papers
that nearly al Of those persons who left are
returning, and business seems to go-a-head
There his been Il few deaths within the week.
Mobi!c--ouly few doaths, and no new
cases-weatler cold, and daily expect frost
Naichc2 --ba: one death by las. o.eouais -
but the apers, adgi'e ii. who lea 10 stay away
until frost. Concordia--no cases lately, aud
no deaths, by lst3 aceouat.
ricksbug-but very few new cassos has
occurred there, aud caly iew deaths reported
within the last week.
Jackson--by last weeks papers Wa learn
that tie Howard Association has zen. Doctors
aud nurses, and tho sick nre now recovering
q few deaths occurred within the last week
Fort Adams learn that the yellow fever
has made ia appearance there, and On some
Of the surrounding plantations. Tho Times,
Of Saturday last, caioe to US, only printed on
one side, mud gives 10 account of iIo cases Of
deaths that have oeuTed there, 50 we are un.
able give true statement. The Times, "a 70
he discontinued until the epidemic cea~ea.
Clinton, Live learn from 4 circular Is.
sued from the oSiee Of ,Aa state paper, .ha.
20 deaths occurred lhoss, from .he epidemic.
E1rc1Ioy NGws-Georga-.Tlle Democrats
have elected their candidate, (johhson) for
Governer.
Caiiopia--BigIcr, (denl was elected over
Waldo, (vbig) by abons 1000 n1jority--
Pndy, (Iem) f9r Lieutenant GoseFaor By .
large majority. All the res; Of 'l'e oiiiccra'
and members Of lcgi.!stnre on tie Democratic
Tieke. were elected BY large In9joriles'--Ihe
San Francisco papers. say the Demoaatic
Ticket has beea successful ihlOushoAt inc
State. ---..w..
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

G7- At Springfield, Massachusetts, lady
scrt ,ts following yoilnlscr tosst:
lSprEes I'D k=icae.ofs. s5e TIT g7::r' Of
'ociciy."
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
A Word about Home Matters.


OF course our readers will understand both
Why, we have failed for week or two past to
make cur regular appearance, and why we
now come out in such half way style
The blessed seals which hold the restIlence
are broke"
woody!Ile, Is suffering dread'ully from the
awful scourge Of the South. Our office, like
the town, is deserted for weeks but che solita-
rv individual, connected with the mechanical
department Of our paper, has been about the
Office our enteTrising pubiishCr-~ho says
he VIII make an effort TO get cut an apo'ogy
ior a half sheet t5is week, Just enough to let
our fricual klow We are not al dead. For
ourselv.s edtoHa.g we have not seen ihp
office for weeks ", have had cur room dur
ing the present year in the country from
whence We wcre accustomed to ride into town
occasionally to do what was necessary there
towards bring u" tie paper and when
The fever baeam ep.lem' W. ct",ei those
visits what we arc ROW writing, vs. VII tf-
ward to the publisher if we can do 80, and
while the epidemic continues this IS The only
chance We shall have Cf keepingup our eek
ly issues-truIy 4 sorry prospect but we ieeI
certain, we need hot beg indulgence, onr pat
rons will be both wiling and able to make
any allowance necessary, @e can only say we
will do the best We can for the time being and
hope for better things -anl that right soon.
az- The Pcayune, acknowledges the re-
ceip.-by the proper offl;crs, Of one hundred
dollars, from planter residing hear Wo7d-
vile, to be applied to the use Of the Orphans
in charge Of the Howard Association, OF Ne"
Orleans. -<
re- We shall commence the publication
Of tickets. for the ensuing election in ie"
weeks, and all candidates desirous of h+vIhg
their names inserted on our ticket, must gay
50, or they viii be omitted We need not re-
mind candidates that the usual fee Is requisite
70 insure tie insertion Of their names.
~~-~---~----~->-o-~~~-~~~
sg-Of course local news are atpresent con
fined almost exclusively to matters relating 20
the prevailing epidemic, this is now the engros'
i -
sipe theme-poIitics even giving way 10 "
-,-~>o~<O~f- = = -'rr1--'rN = :,
rzy- We notice the following despatch ID
the Picayune
Jackson, Miss, Sept 2S 1853:
TaL Boullemet, Prtsideat Of hs Horafa
d.soe;at;soa. ". 0-Send us one or more
rood physicians, and FIVE or six good nurses
sV0' FIELDIyG DAVIS.
rzs-The National Intellegeneer givescTedi'
"a ! lie report that England and France nave
demonstrated with our Government IN relation
to the conduct Of Capt. IngrahaIn' IN TIE coast
ofrasr Ven, 'Kot cfit ar~o-
sAii"t. -, ~ - ~ : ~ :
ss- |, i stated that q i've hunqFea .a. .ua
f,-.s-thrce Young ladies who tainted I la.' s. y.~
~ ,.ss ,baS opohalf Of them f:l into the ara
- Gentlemen. m Only two had tii' 'a'4'''NA'
to ?s.n upor .lc fo1E
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
1nG slA1E Of MississIiPi. :,


NilkmMn Ctbn.J. =
In he Ct'rat Cert g'sei@ ttbEty Laaltr
Trm, fhr,e6 l.b. 1879.
D''s' :, " s-'-''' Aa.sInr. 4,
John ]. Keial.cat. $isi II. z
'EHE Attacl.llFli h tllis Cass VIA ob.ain,d
" said piainhL, agairl the Tstata, reel
and PERSONAL, Of tie the sail defendant, fua
L. X. Barbor, E;q, jGs;ise n the Peace, e
SAID county, on the 9th dny q Juls, 4. Il.
1853, for the sum ii che hundred rnl nn.esy
oRc dollars aad forty aeSen cents, returral.5
at the December term, 1853, II the L urs
Aforesaid, and Tie same having been relurne!
into the e.crs'9 Office of the Court asr7tsai5.
executed by The Sheriff Of said poaai7.
Notice Il thertfors hereby giesil, thu, VI
ess .dle said deish3au, sEiAsi sppeBr, ple..1.
answer, Gc,, hcrlsn, or or lcsaes tie iirss day
of our next Dccenibcr fern, ef said Ciryuit
Conft 70. be holden II tie Cuurtlicusoi Wect
vile in said county, on the sscDad Monday a
Dscsn,cr, AID. 1855, Of said Court; iadr-
saent by ylgfault final, win D. entered against
him, aad lie atiects III tie gs.nisshes's Lansi*
sili be Disposed ,saptEsVls The satisfaction
:, .,s. sad is4lsa se' ''ie sif's'' nd '''' q
lsaael lis s.h day cs September. AID. 1858.
H.. BuFlERNuRTH, c's-a.
G. $. Klaegs. H. II ..stEs A.'s'-s:.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

-. I, !. stated tbat of Eve hundred and
e,-.s',hree Young ladies who tainted Y ia.' va. yea,
ioII y. ' ,Isn ouOhslf Of them ELL into tho arm,
Of gentlemen. only two had 'i' 'a''''--'
10 ?s.n upcr .L-c fc:F
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

aS- The Picayune, acknowledge the re-
ceip,-by the proper Officers, Of one hundred
dollars, from a planter residing near Wo2i-
yiIle to be applied to the use Of the Orphans
in charge Of the Howard Association, Of Ne"
Orleans.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

s.rThe National Intellegencer givescredit
i ! ,bs report that England and France have
rmonstrated with our Government u ! reia'iOl
u the CONDUCTED Capt. IngFaham, IN the coast
.fra,r ven, 'Vot Gift
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

bIEg lH1IHV -
= - :. - - -. 81 -r~rs--cr<rS = -
rg- We notice the following despatch IN
the Picayune I;
Jackson, Miss, Sept. 23 1853:
ToL Bouleaet, Prtsideatc The Ho''afa
Association, ~ 0.-scnd US one or 'np''
GOOD physicians, and FIVE or SIX good nurses
sn~r FIELDiyG DAVIS.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

FOR CoNuREss- 4TH DISTRICT,
WILEY z. HARRIS, sf Laurence county,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
LATEST ARRIVAL,
At SWIFT,S DRUG ST ORE
sign of the Golden Mortar.

FRESH supply Of nearly all the chemicals general
a. and for &
Gsossrss Gaass 6,Isass &c. s o,nbpe
tate morphne ychnne, Solution strychnine, Eatorum
Phosphate ron Phosphate Soda Phosphate lime Nitrate pot
ovans solution Oil cubebs saacne Peperne, Vererane,
colodin by hydrogen Ammonate eopper Citrate iron,
Oil ergot, Oil black pepper Oxide bmuth Syrup sarsa
OH copaba chnodine, Iodine Podophynn Carbonate iron,
Oil nero Lupuine Glycerne Chloroorm Iod iron sprup,
Iodide lead, Kreosote, Oil croton, Oil roses
EXTRACTS, &c.
Beladona Butternut Conum Coocynth, Caunvbia 1ndea
Indian hemp, Gentan, Jalap Hyoscymous sarsaparia
sarOge Tunhys r assc
Lance Nipple Shells Pessaries Breast pipes Catheters
Rps and Weights, ss Night apers Graduated
sassapara root superior article Sage irish moss Ice
glass; Powdered charcoal Chloride soda Sedtz Powders
HAIR ToNICs, &C.
Jaynes hair onc do hair dyc Radaways BALM Pggs cos
Maeassar oil oil Bears OIL Ok
ay sg.ps L I LIP
BRUSHES.
Clothes brushes Shoe brushes Horse brushes Hair brushes
shaving Grainng, Blending busting, Painting Vanishing
rnd Stripping brushes.
PAINTS DYES, &C.
French yellow Ventian red Borax Lead Sugar lead
Black lead Spanish brown, Cobalt Verdigris Lanpblaek
Zinc paint Varnish, Gold leaf Ultra nane shellack ston
oehre Emery Paris green Chrome yelow Indian red Span
lsh whte Ltherage Orange mineral Vandyke brown Mine
raj paint Putty Chorate potash Oil vtro Cudbear, Sant
paper Glue bronze French leaf Japan Turpentne Rosn
Rotten stone, Pumice stone Bath brick, White chalk, Whit
wax, White glue, Phosphorus, Satpere, Alum, Soda ashes
Copperas Logwood Fustc Prussan potash Blue vtro Ex
ogwood Indigo, Nitrate Tin, Chemic, Cocinea Camwood
Anatto, Nickwood, Madder, Lac dye
~ GROCERIES.
Tea coffee, currants, Sugar crushed and ground Rans
Tamarins Rice Tobacco, Numegs, Mace Cinnamon Glove
and Pepper ground and unground Extract Lemon, Extrac
Vanilla, Ext. Almonds, &c.
Linseed OIL Lard oil Castor oil, Olive oil, Whale o Sala
oil &C. Canary, Hemp Met and Rape seeds, Fish bone
Baths, Fountains, &c.
Ravenna, Oct. 81. 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
HoRENsAcK,s LIVER PILLS !,

No part of system is liable 70 disease than u
LIVER serving filter purify the blood, giving the
proper secretion bile; that any wrong action q tho
suits yarously, Liver Complaints Jaundice Dyspepsia,
&C. should therefore, watch every symPsem that nigh.
posed ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature 70 heal tho
Namely, 1st An EXPEGToRANT, which augmeuts the
discharge of secreed matter I'd, an which
tain morbid action OF the system Sd TONIC which gives
tone and strength to the nervous ye health and
ygor to all parts of the body. 4th, CATHARTIC, which
acts perfect harmony with the other Ingredients and opera
ting the bowels and expeing the whole mass of corrn
and vtated matter, and purifying the blood, which destroys
disease aid restores health. - +f ss1lsl+ -rs
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
THE TAPE woRmi.

This is the difcult Wom destroy OF all that nfes
the human system, grows almost Indefinite length be-
coming coed and fastened In the ntesnes and stomach
eecting the health sadly St. Vus dance, Fts
WoRm fastening them early In order destroy
this Worm, energetic treatment must be pursued II
would therefore be proper take six eight Of Liver Pills
all DISTRACTIONS that the Worm Syrup may aos
direct upon hWorm, which must be taken in doses OF Wo
table spoonsus three esa day. these directions followed
been known fail in curing the most obstinate case
IT. WopM
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!

IEWETT,s Lectures on Temperense Sargent's Temper
Fifty Arguments in favor of the Anti Liquor Laws
Maine Law, by citizen of Maine; White Slavery in
barry States, by Hon. Charles Sumner Key Uncle TOMS
Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stowe; Wide Wide World
Picture Peep Of Line upon Line by Author of Peep
eep Lofty and Lowly Lady of the Lake, (embeshed) Old
Guard Of Napoleon, by Heady Walter Colton's Books
s. Aurhur's Select Tales beautifully bound choice stock
Of beautifully bound Bibles and Testaments &C. Also Sta
onery Blank Books every variety Just received ane
very ceap for Ready Pay, at HALLS hook STORE :
RayehnDa, April27, 1858.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
Vermin DESTROYED. !.

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY INSTANCE! Lewis YER
nun Destroyer promises complete rddance of Rats,
Mce Bedbngs and all other Vermn The articles included
this composition in themselves very nnocent
ing not particle poison but when combined,
which expodes the stomach and destroys life
IN short tme As has affected the stomach the
article becomes neualized and will affect nothing thereafter
so that there can be danger its under any
stances, For sale by l. SWIFT, Rayenna. ~ a4 &.
PRICE 25 cents per box. 1E dee 25
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
TO THE FASHIONABLE

tLATE FOREMAN To GILLIs, BOOT MANUFACTURER
(Te HAS COMMENCES the Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
R one door South Of the Court House, and would
~ Heit share of public patronage, and hopes from his
long experience in the business give full satlse
ton to M who may be pleased to patronze him. Gentemen's
French Calf sewed and pegged Boots Opera patent leather
Tongue Boots sewed and pegged and many other fashions
too numerous to mention He intends conne himself pn
cipally to the manufacture of Gentlemens Ware.
Repairing done in good order and short Parcu
lar attention pa id to cash Customers. A. BOUCHE.
Ravenna, February 9, 1853 397-3m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
Wholesale and Retail.
~ SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
REABY-MADE CLOTHING,

q Just received al the Eagle Clothing Store.
stock Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
deeided the most and complete ever Of
Tered Tor sale in Portage county, several
ease stocks recently imported intoown by other establish
ment to the contrary His stock embraces every possible
style and variety of MEMS clothing and furnishing
all Of which Mere bought figures and
compete with any establishment on the Western
The public are respectfully invited call his Store,
Ltles Block, nearly opposite the Prentiss House,
anime his goods whether they wish to purchase not.
The undersigned his sincere thanks to his friends
and customers the very liberal already
him, and he is confident that tho quality and his
goods Is sufficient to warrant continuance of the
Ravenna, April 90, 1853. CHAS. GREENFIELDER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
MPORTANT
TO HOTSEK FEPERS.

SoMETHING better and economical than Soda Cream
y Tartar any other preparation in existence for Baking
DURKEE'S CHEMICAL YEAST, or BAKING pow
DER-For raising Bread Biscuit Fried Grde and Johnny
Cakes, Puddngs PotPes, Corn Bread. Sweet Cakes Ap
pie Dumpngs Pastry &C., This article that every
FAMILY, HOTEL, BOARDING HOUSE,
Eating Saloon, Ship Steamboat Vessel, Csna Boat &C.,
will nd upon careful trial, to be the Uery thing aceded
cry single day of their existence.
Its most Important advantages the old system,
l. 1t saves the expense of milk shortening spoiled
Bread and the trouble and of procuring good yeast
water only being necessary.
3 No time is required for the dough to before bakng
consequently bread may be made in few minutes.
g.. A cook always depend upon having, light sweet,
tender and paatable bread and biscuit whether the flour be
of the best quality or not.
A. Bread made by this process much nutritious
sier of better fitted for weak somach sweeer
whittier and lighter, than when made with yeast.
s. The bread made by fermentation, does not afford the
amount of nourishment to the ssem that it does when
made with this eompond vegetable acid contain
ed in ermened bread prevents the proper action of the
trio fluid upon it, and consequently part only
s the body while the acids tend produce dyspepsia and its
attendant evils.
This article been thoroughly tested and universally
liked When used according the drectons it warraned
to suit
II Be careful to ask for DURKEE'S BAKING POW
DER and take oer and will not be deceived Prin
epal Office, 139 Water street, New York Sold by the bes
grocers and druggists generally. 401-3mos
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
Notice.

Notice. @.e .. .
LII Persons indebted to the firm of Rowell by notea
n Book Account, are requested to call on the UNDER
signed and make payent and all indebted
late firm of Rowel & Brother by Book account
confer by settling the by note before
the first day of April next.
RoWELL, WITTER & co.
Rayenna February 21st, 1853. a99-H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22
Iomph Aprfl aahDS' iath. at F. W. sRYnouR,s.
NOTICE.

Ii Persons indebted to J. H. Bostwick & Co.. Camp
N besport will please call Immediately and settle their
Prompt attention to this notice, will much
trouble 403-n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22

The KNIcKERBocKER, is responsible for the
publication of the following paragraphs
{- In small country town located in the vicinity
Of the junction Of the Chenango with the Sus-
,qeuhana river there is a church in which the
singing had, to use their own phrase, run COM
pletely down. It had been led for many years
by one of the deacons, whose voice and musical
powers had been gradually giving out. One eve
4 ming, on an occasion Of interest, the clergyman
gave out the hymn, which was sung even worse
than usnal-the deacon, of course, leading off,
Upon its conclusion, the minister arose and re-
quested BROTHER repeat the hymn, as he could
s not conscientiously pray after such singing =
The deacon very eomposediy pitched it to an
other tune, and it was again performed with man
qssfestly little improvement upon the first time
fhe clergyman said no more, but proceeded with
his prayer. He had finished, and taken the book
to give out asecond by INN when he was interrupt-
ed oy deacon gravely getting up, and say
ing, n voice audible to the whole congrega-
ton, VIII Mr. pie ase make another PRAYER?
Il will be impossible for me to sing after such
prayes!'' sfzze s9S
"A good many years ago, as I gather from a
friend, in certaia pleasant town in this State,
e descendant of the aneient Knickerbockers held
the position of Justice. Acase was to be tried
before him, and he had, as supposed, given
out the proper time; when one Sunday morning
az he was getting ready for church, the parties
- appeared, and, very much to his astonishmen.
= insisted that that was the day he had set. He
seemed considerably non-plused at his mistake
but after moment ef rofouud cogitatisn, turned
ssta 3fiisf1 aud sajft.s YeSNell sbentla,nons 80,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-22

ri. FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE BEAUAaET.l -
ny GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner of Ontario and
ID Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio.
Its location ofthe pleasant and healthy in Ceye
land and central and business part the CT
completely repaired and renovated and the whole
stye and the changed
better,
large class trading and travelling public long
felt tile need of good comfortable, dollar per day House.
This wantis supplied by the Wayerly House, which
dollar and half Houses Come, try and be convinced
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. .KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland January 81, 1858. 396-tf
B. LITTLE. +
DoOKSELLER Sationer, and dealer in Fancy articles
ID Toys, Musical instruments, &c. &c., north of the Prens
House. A general assortment of School and Miscellaneous
Books and Stationery for sale at the lowest prices Those
wshng to purchase respectfully invited to call and
my assortment. -.
May 8, 1852. 362
A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful thanks
citizens of Rayenna, and adjoining towns for their lib
eal patronage for the past year at the time assuring
them that pains will be spared to merit continuance of thu
same by achoice selection of the
Silver Ware, Watches and JeweIry
NEW assortment received every weeks direct rom
The hands of Importers and Manufacturers purchased
quantities and at prices supply the rade consequently
newest always received in due time
lowest rates. Pedars supplied with any the above
as low prices Cleveland, Pittsburgh or Cincinnati.