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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-12
A c A K D

TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY. -..saT..
II AVING made arrangements with the firm of H. H. RYAN
II q Co., th street Pittsburgh known of the largest
and best furniture manufactures in the United st which
furnish all who will favor with their customs with every
variety of CABINET FURNITURE found in city west oNew
York, and at prices as low - i<s- s'+,'9 @' -'-
invite the attention of those Wishing purchase
stock ofware consisting in Of choice sece of Sofas
Mahogany spring and rocking chairs and
assortment of bottoms from to "a dollars per
Marble, Mahogany and Cherry parlor bles Bureaus
wash stands cotage sofa and besteads aarge
superior quality of looking glasses at low
prices and quantity of picture frames at 2a eetts each
have also of Eastern work from New York
superior quality of the genuine long ha and curledha
mattresses, manufactured in this county.
Collins kept on hand 0fall sizes. E,' +'-. e. -
Ware Rooms on Main Street, one door East of
Halls Book Store, Ravenna. T. G. PHILLIPS.
RavelIna, July 49, - -. - = 6nl-4l9 ----l
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California News.

New YoaK, Oct. 5.
The Steamer Crescent City arrived at this port
last night. She brings 500 passengers and one
million dollars in gold, including $4,000 from
Australia by Adams Express, being the first ship
ment from that country to the United States.
The health on the ISthmus is reported good,
and the weather pleasant.
Dates -frem Australia to the goth July, had
rea he'd Plnam,. The miners there were agita-
ting for reduction of tax, large meetings had been
held. and those attending were armed to the teeth.
Great exctenent prevailed, and fresh discov-
cries of gold had been made
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-CR-THE> ---
PERHS OF>AAt.IGATION.

The advantages contract scarcely be urged
wealthy men, merchants for they rarely neglect it, and If
they fires leave them other s especially val
liable to laboring mechanics others Of moderate
nsaswhO. perhaps. have little else than home and its
eonteRt 70 in the world. ..-- W. -. s..sz
These should neglect to insure; fire which visit
them at ho would leave them homeless and with
al but their labor, begin again the struggle Of
Of toll and watching before they regain what
they have lost indeed done To such,
duty II the individual is worth lte the expense less If
he owns much property stl the is fng and by
investing few dollars he safe fhe isovertake by misfor
and his all laid il ashes. he receives recompense in
cash capital to his ss and restore what has
been destroyed. B.
BKANERD agent for Rayenna and Portage county lm432
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Russia anc Austria.

The news by the Arabia indicates. almost be-
yon1 doubt, that the result of the interview be-
tween the Emperors of Russia and Austria at
Oimutz is a coalition of those two powers for the
conquest and partition of Turkey. Prussia may
also join in the ruffianly enterprise as she did in
the case of Poland. / is also believed that
France will not fight for Turkey, and England
will render but cold support. The fate of the
Moslem Empire would seem to be decided if those
things ARE true. But the spirit and enthusiasm
! of the Turks seem to rise in proportion to the
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Great Dem ON sfratiOm On the Eastern
Question.

- - = NEW YORK, UcE. b.
A public meeting has been held at Sheffield,
England, to consider the unsettled and unsatis-
factory state of the Eastern question, and the
propripty Of memorializing the British Gov 'rn-
ment, urging it to take prompt and decisive meas
ures to cause u restoration Of the Danubian Prov
inces, and to again prevent Russia from outraging
justice by forcing warlike occupation of Turkey.
A dispatch from Washington says that Secre-
tary Guthrie has sent letter of complaint and
warning to Collector Bronson, of New York.
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from 0re.on.

Tie Indian InSprrection IN Rogue RiUer Valley
e CoasternGtioa among the IaahabitantS--IVaro of
ErternliaatiOa Begun. ....-. ..-.,.z
svEhe Portland (0rsgon) Consnaercta' of the 25th
gives the following. particulars of the Indian
late On Saturday evening last Mr.. Ettlinger
rived here tiireet from jacksonville, bringing
despatch announcing that a general outbreak had
sakeniplace among the Indian tribes in the vicini
= ~ Of Rogue river. Il Appears that for some time
past he Variols tribes in the vicinity OF the above
nan, ed river have made great complaints, and be-
come general dissatisfied at the number OF Eostms
who were congregating on their former hunting
grounds and this dissatisfaction has sprung into
burning desire tosexterminate the whites from the
region of Rogue river valley, and egan their for
mer footing, and reserve that entire valley for
their own use. In order the more effeetuaily to
carry out these designs several tribes have joined
among which ARE the Klamath, Rogue river
Smith river and Shasta, and 1T is supposed, that
large portion of the Snakes had also agreed to
co-opefate with them. T1si p
= Aiportion of eacA ofthose tribes, to the mum
ber Of about three hundred, have established their
.head-qHarters and strong hold at a point called
Table Rock, said to be one of the most mpreg-
nable fuftfesses in the territory, and about eight
miles distants strorq Jacksonville. l., therefore,
dfiy engagement should take place, we may pre-
suane that this fortress will be the scene et ac-
iion :. IL. .s s-.. 4sz !,
AT the time Mr.. E.sleft, Jacksonville nearly
! twenty persons had been butchered by the Ind-
ans among them are pr: Hose :. H. Harain'
; Fhess Willis H. NolaD and Messfs Overback'
nHnns Griffin, Smith and Edwards The Indians
:: had burned upwards of dozen dwellings,
-. Like many tribes the Rogue river Indians de-
rive their name from their propensity tor stealing.
and their well known predatory talents have az
sqnired for them the nnervlapte title oi y 'gue.
We learn from the gentleman.Who brought the
news that the 1ndiails during the past few weeks,
killed no less than twenty MINERS and settlers
and that great excitement exists ana m JACKSON
vile, in consequenceof the eitzens not having
ammunition enough to warrant them IN Comm enc
Sng hostilities. : {. 4s = = &.
8 We learn that tGen. Lane, at the head OF seven
tytAse volunteers, proceeued to the scene OF ac-
tion Immediately upon learning of the outbreak,
alld great praise is due to the citizens OF the sur
rounding country tor the prompt manner IN which
they responded to call Of their feliow-citizeas in
Ropue River yallev.
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MARTHA- AsHINoToN CAsE.-The trial of
thiscass will commence on the 18th inst. before
Judges MCLEAN and LEAvirT. The grand jury
q, ,Hamiiton county have found two new indict-
msnte agaist KIssANE and FINDLEY for forgery.
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STOVES, STOVES!

THE subscribers receiving and prepared TO offer
the pubt the largest assortment Stoves brought
to- this mark ct. Among them the following kinds:
COOKING STovEs-Empire State, sizes estern; Premi-
Mia aif tight; True American air tight. &<2
PxRLoR STovEsAmong the Paor Stoves is the Greeian
Parl0 wood COAL this is pater the doors
principle and altogether of the neaest
stoves in it worth journey to the
shop to look Alsj the Waveny Box stoves, Coal
Cynder, franklin and others have not room to enume-
der. N kinds of Jobbng, Fave Troughs, Spouting
etc., att ended to at short notice.
~Ravenna, Sept. 6, 1853. -bECkLEY q RAWSON.
" large assortment, at RowELL, WITTER q Co.
w figured, and dotted, dos French dimy; Book muslin;
Victoria lawns, etc. RowELL, WrTTER Co.
TTMBRDIDEKIES-FlouL Lace, Edgings and In-
II serings Cambria. do; Thread Smyrna, and Linen Edg
Embroidered Chemisettes do Undersleyes do Flowing
leves. - r. RowELL, WrTTER q Co.
TOSIERY-Back coored, Cashmere Hose, do Merino,
do Spun Silk white and cOloed cotton hose; children
hose of all Sizes RowELL. Wi1TER & Co.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT Of LANCASTER QUILTS, Em-
Huekabucks; NaIhs drop and damaSS) brown Lin
Table coths Damask, do Linen and Wool tabe covers
a5owELLr WITTER & Co.
FATS CAPS, Ladies satehels, enameed travels
Ii ing bags Umbrellas, etc. Re~ELL. WtTTER, G Co.
BOOTS AND SN!lES-Ladies Kid r. R. ]. Lind, enlm-
fox'd do Patent lerer exceisors kid paro enameled
abO boots kid welt fox gaors patent leather do, long
rubber bOO rubber Shoes Misses rubber shoes
G .Its. do. HOWELL, WITTER & Co.
ENFTY CENT TiA-A lot of that good ffty Tea
IL just received. ncwELL, WLTTER & Co. 7
~ ROCERIEs-A large receiving which W II be sold
" at small profits. -" RowELL WITTER & Co.
Ravenna, August 25th. 1853
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CLOTHING FOR TIE FALL OF 1858.
Mammoth Weekly Plain Dealer,
for l&SA.-

NEW voLUME-NEw TYPE-NEw FORM!
THE Thirte Volume Of the Cleveland Weekly Plain
t will be greatly printed Type and in
form; containing of six columns each
quantity of its reading and will contain every variety
OF News and Miscellany known to the Newspaper World.
from the best hs fields and select
ed with view amuse the mind, inform the head, and i'm
political Journal it will keep its well posted in
regard the of the its policy
Mexico, Hungary Sandwich Islands, France and Turkey
Also will have regular correspondent ut Washington Cali
fOfni Bermuda, Valparaiso London, Vienna, Panamaand
will contain Teegrpbc and Market reports from all parts Of
the country.
ing tnot only all the day but amount
Of moral aud amusing readng which in the form will be
Well conducted Family Newspapers supplying the
place of Books Pamphlets Magazines and all other forms Of
always fesher from the facts and readable 'Matter
for the Milion the motto of the day. and henceforh
issue our
EE@ MAMMOTH WEEKLY,
In such form. and filed with such matter will induce every
to preserve and bind for future reference and edc
Better dspense with the school master than with such
ia paper -. -a--
/ -. %~5as- TERMS: -.
fIHs'. F,ss eeD|s., sSRs, -; 'ss:
: twenty-five copies IS.
Fifty copies, to one direction, so.
Any one sending club ten entitled to one
cory for his toubc two eopes &C. Receipts to each sub
rs@i.tsRess paid 1t risk address
LOIeaZs E4WeIs's Es.:ate.
~ pointed and qulihsd admnistratr the estat, Of
Lorezo Ewel late of Bnmdeld Portage county, Ohio, de-
Dated at Brimhed, this 7th day of October, D. 1852
+3w 432 HIRAM EWELL.
70 10y F7E 7E57Tz FOf sale.
HAVE Cd stoves for sale cheap cook stove
parlor stove, =. sPALDING.
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TIE CRYSTAL PAL ACE

rs FULL of and beautiful Goods, aud Is O. & J.. G.
PRENTIss Store, received enough
for .san the world and the rest of-Portage County.
We take pleasure saying to friends and customers
that received the Fall
Wnter Goods brought to this county They were select
ed with will be sold they bought
th Reserve not the Store Of Shaers
uiLie or the "F0rest City. =. - '' - %. -
..Come one, all,'' and Judge for yourselves.
Ravenna, Sept. %, 1853. c. q J. e. PRENTISS.
VXTINTER is CoMNG!-And veiw Of the fact the sub.
w scribers receiving the lot Shaws
brought to town. Bay Stes,' Casneres, Brochas tsoms
and beautiful patterns. WSterveets &C., all selling
low Is at
lust RECEIVED-A beautiful assortlneht Of GinghamS
e from lOcents up. Call and them, PRENTiss'.
I AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Abs utlfIl asserms OF Dress
IL Goods of every description, the Fan and Win
ter trade, just opening, at sept 90. PREHTIss'.
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Spptial Notltes.

The township of Grass Valley. California, is famed
w. for its Quartz Sining CompaMies-twalve now
ration there and doing well; but the Hevea & La Fay
e whose in another column;
be taking the Lead Over in gold has been taken
mines since their first opening April 1852
that examination into the affairs of this will we'll
repay those desrons of making profitable Investment
M~~ PUBLIC EXAMINATION.-The remaining Fall
VIZ Sessions of Boa rd of School Examiners, will be
hel.. II Ravenna, follows: ~. -.s--
lst Friday October l4th Sd, Monday, November, 7h,
Monday October 24h, 4th Monday November, 2Ist,
The commence O'clock A. NJ. No other
siOns will be held this Faii. A. M. PRATT. Clerk :
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- HELVETIA : ND LAFAYETTE ) )
GOLD MINING COMPANY

(This Company is located YaAey CailfOrHis)
lE WAS organized JMIy y, lS52,
ND is nown the full de sessfuI operaonv veins
A are opened, being worked. AMI highly prodncfiveIts
mill is OF great power, complete In all respects and
work ing with the most satisfactory results and Its prospects
future founded actual experience
unusual haering nature There TAX out previous TO
December 2th 1882 upwards and the yeld Ofthe
mine s steadily increasing with each successive report
The Company the most valuable mining property In
Grass Valley is entirely free from debts netting profit
of thousands of dollars week ly. i-----r
Dividends payable quarterly in October, January April,
and July, the Office Of the Company, in Grass Valley, and
at the Agency Office in New York. ,-,.-a,. T. er-
few shares and copies of the Charter and TO.
geter with further particulars be obtained upon ap
cation to DANIEL ADEE, AgeRt, Z.
es FI3m425l lU7 Fulton Street New York.
New YoSx, August Is, personally acquainted
with Mr. Daniel Adee 107 Fulton Street, and chee.fu
certify to his good character and integrity, and permit him
refer to for the same. HARPER * BRoTHERs.
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS. :
DoCI. Al. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

WILL BE- la attSluance at his rooms as follows:
RavenhPrentss House. "Wednesday afternoon and ThuTs
day 10Th and 2Uth october.
Akro.-C obbs Exchange, Tuesday, 18th OF Octnber.
CIcVe eand-America House, "Wednesday and Thursday.
7th and eth Of Sci tember -.sit f-'t+f'f'"
Absence from the State delays the above ap-
pohtmctS bey ond the usual PERIOD after which they will
again be attended Regularly as hsretoOre ts.s f
Thosa afflicted with Chronic diseases of the LIVER Lungs
Kidneyse Spleeh, lnt.nmatOns, Rheumatism, Asthma,
s eakness Nervous disabilities, kstessness LOss OF
appett, Cospaon arrangement Of the Stomach, bilious
Auetons, Gravel White Swelngs amy long standing ds
cases, Invited to call.
No CHARGE CONSULTATION DIR. T., neither blceds
Dlste Is he HOm@pahist; hg MercLR Ar
s1nc ALtimony, other mineral medical
he Thompsonian,h ,he neither edms gives His the
bat not than his system treatment. He does
make sick to make well, down build again.
lay nervous Irritation, by patching with anodynes.
We caution the public against iMPOsters, who In svsral
counties endeavorng harvest from the popularity
of our remedies by pretending to administer the They
know nothing whatever of tne recepes and with them
wodd be utterly incapable OF elabOtng most Of med
cnes, thcy Of earning n reputable practice.
THE SICK ARE INVITED TO CALL.
den township, Gsauga county, first pu ia
the stomach followed by chanble Appetite indgesoI acid
tenderness and weakness lt
omdch codns Of extremes, pain through chest
shoulders heavness and funes of he head with deb
y For nearly two had not sufficient strength cit up
during entire day -Four different
ngy treated the case, aordng ut time more than slight
e,ss patient Analytical remedies. which
continued until complete Effected For last ak
months has taken mdcine aud stomach IN
better condition than Cest OF treatnet S7,75 =.
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RITTER WANTED.

THE will pay the hgesst price in Cash. for all
rood Butter de- eliyered the Ware House the Canal
Ravenna, Sept. %, 1853 ALbEhT AUSTIN =
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TO fI1e FaShiOnabIe.

1E1n A. BOUcHE has removed his Boot Shoe shop,
~ TO stand opposite the Prentiss Honse whers he wi
" the Manufacturing of all styles OF BoOts and
confident that his long experience in the bust be
able all who please
rOnize him. Gentlemen's French CALI sewed and pegged
Boots Opera patent leather Tongue Boots sewed and
and other fashions, too mention. He in-
tends to eonne himself principally to the manufacture n
g sntlenen's Ware. t.s-r .J3 '1-a 81 ,.-iH
Repairing done in good order and short notice Paeu.
Lar att ention paid 10 cash Customers. A. B0UCHE'
Ravenna, August -, 1853. a.' rf.g!I 4o4-3m
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lI)lR0.
At Fort Wayne, Ind, the 18th uit., STEPHEN BERA
aged 40, formerly of Ravenna.
NRm a0uRrtisfmtuts.
OCTOBER Il, 1858.

DECEIVED LAST WEEK, by Railroad, large variety of
IL Goods suitable for FaIl and Winter trade The subscr
ber would invt his friends and customers give him CALI
before purchasing elsewhere. F. w. SEYMOUR.
nRESS GO JDS-French Mernoes Coburgs and Paremet
~ Persian twis IL DeLaines all wool DeLaines
and Lustres Gnghams and Prints figured and plain
Velvets, at SEYMoUR's
,,HAWLS-A large variety Brocha, style Bay State,
- Black aid Fancy colOrs, Silk, ut SEYMOuR's
LACK SILKS-A large stock, all widths. low prices,
ID at SEYMOUR-s
nRESS TBIMMINGS-Blck Six Lace Black Fringe.
IL Velvet Ribbons, colored Gimps and colored silk Brads
at SEYMoUR's
IHANCY GOODS, Gc.-Ladies Collars sty les; under
handkerchief, Cuffs, Cap Lace, Muslin and Cambria Edg
ngs and INSERTIONS thread edgings silk and linen hdkfs
dress buttons white linens, white cambcs, bishop
Swiss NULL brown blue aid berage cOloed cambrcs,
nannes striped shngs and tickings blue dening; brow
cottons, canton naDnels, plaid hnseys, etc., at
SEYMouR's
4 NLOVES, MITTS, and HOSIERY-Gents Buck, Woolen
N and Busn lined Gloves; Ladies Kid Silk, Thread and
Cashmere Gloves; L. dies Merino and colOred
ehiidrehs' cotton aud wool hose at SEYNouR's
TlROAD CLOTHS and CASsIMERES-French Black twill.
and ofcoors for pats; kentucky Sattinets
and full Cloths. These cloths purchased last spring.
will be sold at reduced prices. at SEvMeuR,s
ID EADY MADE CLoTHING-Over c oats and Sacks, Fro,k
III aud Dress; Black and fancy coored pants;
BIZ Satin and figured silk VESTS all made in and
r.nted we'll made. SEYMoURs
DUFFAIO RoBES-Opened this morning, ut
y Oct. 70. SEYMouRs
TE subscriber will pay in New Goods the highest prices
for good butter, died peaches. aEd dri ID appl.s.
OctObe' 12. F.W SEYMOUR.
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49, TU BBS viii b. the Prehtlss House, Ween
G day afternoon and Thursday 18th aud 9th Octobef
SO. adv iu another column.
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Millinery.

ISS MILLER, would inform the Ladias Of Fank lin
vi vicinity, that she has taken House OF Mr.
Almon Russell, where she Intends keep good
Fashionable Hats, also, Vevets RbeRs
Silks Piames Blondes, Sewing Silks, Geo. good
found in the market. ..,.
Franklin, Oct, 10, 1853. 6w.432 sss
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In Rnuei pDOxige'S EState.
JOhM Rurmes' Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that hs subscriber has been
N pointed and duty qualified Executor the estate
John Burne late Atwater Portage county Ohio deceased
AtwatAr, Sept. 23d, 1853. 343U JOSHUA bURNES.
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new fall ANU WINTER iOOnS.


W splendid stock of the best aud Latest style of Fall
Winter Goods brought to this section of country which
for se finish and durability be surpassed My stock
of Over Coats consists of the kins Pilot ve
Mohair, Ngerhead, Pearsham, Blanket Fe Broad Cloth
and Sanet Also endless var ty of FrOck Dress Sack
and Box coats Pan Vests and boys clothing of every kind
quality aud color. -.
Furnishing Goods from the finest white linen the cheap
est hickory shirts wrappers, drawers, socks gloves crava
stocks neck tbs, suspenders, hndk erchcfs shirt collars
trunks vaiises carpet bags umbreiars india Rubber co
legginS, ETC., etc. ...--T.z- -sg
Come one, come all, and give call,
And l will try to SUIT you all. r 9a
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GUTTA PERCHA VS.. INDIA RUBBER.
SOMETHING
The North j. meHicrm GSWtla Percha Co

The North +meEicrn GNtla Percha Co.,
- Are offering at Wholesale 81 s.
4 GREAT VARIETY OF CLOTHING, &C.,
Made from RIDER's Patent Vulcalized Gutta Percha,
OF NEW STYLES AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH.
NHESF Goods Wat rroof free from unpleasant smell,
pabe and elastic like India Rubber not injured by fifty
substances, and DECoMPosE STICKY.
THY different in character any other
ofore made of Quit Percha either in this country Europe
aud are WARRANTED TO STAND I'LL CLIJN.ATES.
Among the variety be found coats
reefng jackets overalls, eggings- caps camp
blank horse shower mats syringe breast pumps
bais. pencil and ink erasers sportsmens drinking
steam packing, machine beng Carriage cloths,
&c. with u very -rz-e-.
CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE LIFE PRESERvER.
Made expressly thc " of Congress.
All of Lnish and quality Superi other waterproof
goods low before the public. For sale at the
Warehouse. 80 z d.; D ST., New ok.
Dealers in waterproof goocs invited anime
goods. believing that they will fhd them
SUPERIOR to anything they have before.
Orders to any ext mt eXeCnt I'd at Short notice.
- WILLIAM RITER, P.estN. A c. P. Co.
z. r. BILLINGS. Tren and s CRY.
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rot 4 .EItII0y INSURANCE COMPANY
=. HARTFORD, CONN.

This Company bases its operations upon perfect plan
of cash premiums wen scattered risks and long experienced
estimating hazas that the interests of all
tsctsd Company receives from almost innumsra6e
anu IN small large annual dep0ste From this
fund.- held public trust losses paid To the
public and the Company permanent ability to meet every
fair demand all fraudulent claims of
rejected This only plan of Insurance which long
deserve the public and the undersigned agent
-
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Vermont Sheep for sale or keMt.
4 , FkENC H MERlE0 BUCKS, of the following grades-
10 one-h4if French aid If Patlsr Me.IIo, one hal
french onAf IIrt RdmDuie; fourth Nireta Merino,
French tn Rimbul tte tfo 18th EscuTial
Mtrio, and three ourths FfeLcn ohe-fDuth Nigfeti
eigts ech eight Ramb ttt Meino ohe-hlr
RImbulet. Paul AlsO Ewes of the
grades said sheep fon tI3 years old They
bingh,ms and T. j. kit.h.S hoeks, Vermont, and
p. Adams & Sons fock Huron, Erie county, Ohio. will
sell them cheaper than be purchased ally where Oh
IL Western Reserve. d
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Shale svlle, Sept. a. 1853. SAM G. ELDRlDGE.
~ a., POUNDS OF BUTTER " ANTkD! for which
lC4UDU we will pay eighteen cents b in gooGs at the
tOWest cash price. sss e.. & C. PRENTss,
RavenhA, Sept. %, 1853. 80 20 .."t
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49, Helvetia IL LA Fayette Gold Mining Company
w. Grass hey caiifor.i late M from the
Of its mines ray increasing they have taken OFT since
the rs of D1cembs last, $6. and the Company is
reported entirely free from debt and small surplus
Treasury. This Company has taken the lead of all Others III
the of its operaiOiss stock commands premium
Of cent. which will doubtless be greatly enhanced
Jared in October
We call of those seeking profitable
O adverts III another column. ! .
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The success of amy e.t ,iitis
DE- two thiBgs-viz: Bass and MANAGEMENT.. IfthIs is
think will not disputed then the of the
Helvetia and L Fayette Gold Mining Company ito whose
srseilg columns refer the re4der)
ed; their basis generally admitted to b. t best mining
results upon that point they yield the precedeEce to
i'll tho short Of but little that
have their extensive prop made great improve
it, opened veins and paid 90
for tntm which amount has been entirely taken om their
workis and the company is entirely free from debtand
working thr entire satisfaction They promise their stock
holders divide, ds of less each quarter,
comm .Icing the present month.