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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

AMERICAN MoNUMENTs.-The mon
uments erected in America exceed in
height those of the old world. Thus,
there is not a column, either ancient
or modern, in Europe, so high as the
Bunker Hill Monument. The highest
column in Europe { 202 feet high is
the one erected in London by Sir
Christopher Wren, in commemoration
Of the great fire in 1866. Pompey's
Pillar is only 80 feet in height, and
Troian's but It's. The highest mon
ument in Paris is 1877. The Alexan-
der Column, in ST. Petersburg, is l75
feet 6 inches. The Nelson Column,
in London, is III feet from the level
of Trafalgar Square. Bunker Hill
Monument is 900 feet high. The
proposed Brock Monument at Queens
town will be 1856 feet high. The
Washington Monuaient is now $50
feet high, and when completed will be
about FIVE hundred. 1t is found that
the monument stands exactly in the
middle of what was the F" ten miles
square," 1t is of such gigantic pro-
portions that either of the other
monuments above named, could be
placed inside of it without much i'm
peding the operations ofthe workmen,
and when it is finished any two Of the
monuments Of Europe could be slowed
away within its walls without being
noticed from the exterior.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
MISCELLANY.



81 wish knew where to get cent, do. Blest
if don't emgrate to Kamscatka, to dig gold.
Moneys scarcer nor wit; can't live by neither
at least can't Sold the last old shirt, pawned
nv boots for three cents, and went home rich
as a lord Told my landlady had hundred
thousand dollars, and wanted the best room in the
house. 1nsulted me by saying the attic was too
good for me.
"1'm an injured individual. Society persecutes
me. don't do society no harm as knows on
/ don't rob widder's houses l don't know no
widders. I don't put the bottle to my neighbor's
lips. amt got no neighbor's; and fact don't
own no bottles Couldn't fill 'em if did.
81 am an innocent man. Nobody can look me
in the face and sayI ever hurt em-nobody. And
yet I haven't got roof to lay my head into My
old landlady haved me; why! couldn't pay, and
left. Cause why amt it better to dwell in the
corner of the house-top than with brawling wo-
man in a wide house? ButI amt got house-top
and if had corner wouldn't be safe, would it!
<tI'm des' prit man. I'd go to work if itwasn't
for my excessive benevolence. I'm afeard OF
taking the bread out of somebody's mouth. Be-
sdes wisdom's the principal thing; don't the good
book say so +! What's money to wisdom! Ain
I STUDYING character! IF man kicks me because
/ can't pay for my Ticker, amt getting u''der-
st1ndsu0?-ain't it lesson in human nature =
I'm told the world owes me living. When is it
going to pay, I wonder2 I'm tired of waiting. -
Washington Star.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
Law Notice.

TXTILLIAM A. REEVES, Sarah A.. Reeves, and Lyman
w Reeves will take notice that the 9th day june
D. sS3 Lewis Austin, their guardian, filed against them
ject and prayer thereof being obtain authority sell the
interest of said wad being fifteenth each
of the following lands and tenements to wit:
The north half of hundred oand the west side
No. in the north division lots in the township
Rayenna, in the county and state aforesaid.
Also: of land in said
lows; Beginning at the described fifty
acres; thence lot line to the said
2O thence degree chains and 10 links to post thence
43 degrees TO center of Cleveland and Pittsburgh road
thence degrees 80 minutes w chains and
post thence place of beginning, containing
Also piece land in lot in the township of Frank
ming ofsaid lott thence lot line 81 rods
80 minutes to corner of of
Nathaniel Austin to Jonathan Stewart
along of said 10 to line of said lot
East along lot line to place of beginning
tanning 90 of land Subject to the dover Mary Austin
therein.
judge for Portage county, the oath day Of August A. D.
1855. RANNEY TAYLOR,
6y-4I9 Solrs for Petitioner.
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$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness Of q
w people is all times OF valuable inapor<
tanee ake it granted that every person will do all In c
power the lives their children, aud
Ifeel to be duty to solenly you that WORMS,
according tho opinion of the most celebrated
the primary of large majority OF diseases TO which
children and adults abc IL have appetite contD-
Pain in the stomach Picking a the Nose, Hardness and Pull
Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Irregular
remember that all these denote WORMS, and you should nj
once apply the remedy ~ ID. "a
article founded scientific principles, compounded
with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe when
taken be given tho tender Infant with decided
ben cia ect where BOel Complaints and hive
made them weak and dcbated the Tonic properties or
Worm Syrup such that stands without equal In the
catalogue ofmedcnes in giving tone and the sto
ach when makes II nfabls remedy for those afflicted
with tho astonishing performed by this Syrup
after have fled is the best evidence ofs supporter
eficarcy all others. +. b.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
Swift and his Servant.

Dean Swift while on journey, and stopping at
a tavern, desired his servant John, (who by the
way was as eccentric as his mastery to bring him
his boots. John brought up the boots in the same
state as they were taken off the evening previous.
"Why didn't you polish my bootsa" said the
Dean.
':There's no use in polishing them,'' replied the
man, "for they would soon be dirty again"
"Very true," said the Dean, and he put on the
boots. Immediately after he went down to the
landlady, and told her on no account to give his
servant any breakfast. The Dean breakfasted
and then ordered the horses out AS he was ready
to start, John ran to him in great hurry, and
said,
."Mr. Dean, didn't get my breakfast yet"
"Oh," replied the witty divine, "there's no use
in your breakfasting, for you would soon be hum
cry again.
John finding his theory thrown back on himself,
submitted to the privation with the same stoicism
as did his master with his boots. On they rode,
the Dean in front reading his prayer book, and
the man behind at respectful distance, when they
were met by gentleman, who, after eyeing the
Dean very closely, accosted the servant thus:
''sI say my man, you and your master seem to
be sober pair ; may ask who you are, and
where you are going!"
1--WE are going to Heaven" replied John. "My
master is praying and am fasting"
The gentleman looked again in wonderment al
the master and man, and then rode off
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
Sale 0fReal Estate.

DIV virtue writ Vendi and deliver
ID ed the Court Common Pleas Portage county
Ohio shall to sale at public vendue, at the door
of the Court House in the town of Ravenna,
Saturday, the 9th day Of August, 1853,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and
of said day, the following described lands
wit:
Situate in the township of Neson and county Portage
State of Ohio and known by being part of lot
said township to wit: Beginning at stake standing i'm
north line Of said lot No one in the mill pond at the north
corner of land formerly owned by Edwin Atwood
lott thence running south the east line
to the centre of Silver Creek about rod
where stands three hemlock trees thence south
east % od thence north degrees rods;
north % degrees east 6 rods thence south
rods the centre of highway thence north degrees
Al rods to the center the creek thence down the
the creek north 40 degrees east 81 rods thence north 60
east 20 rods; thence west the north line said
1881 rods to the place of begnng containing
of land be the less; excepting
of land formerly sold to Robert Scott including tannery
with the land hereby conveyed The lower gt mill and
m and fuling mill, together with all the other buildings
standing thereon.
Taken in execution the property Elisha
at the suit of Mary Phpot and al admx. of VIM. Phipot
deceased.
Appraised:at $1,000.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
and special Master in Chancery.
Sherif's Office Portage county W
August 25th A. ID. 1853.
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The Mosquito King.

A correspondent of the New Orleans Delta,
writing from Blewfelds, gives a very different
impression of his Majesty of Mosquito from that
which ordinarily obtains He says:
"Americans, who are accustomed to hear of
the Mosquito King as his "woolly-headed, breech-
less majesty" at whom
t-slet but satire lift his gun,
The more the feathers fly the the fun,''
would be agreabIy surprised to meet him, and
spend short time with him at Blewfelds. He
is about nineteen years of age, of slight and
graceful figure, pleasing countenance, small feet
and remarkably delicate hands; his color, that of
an Indian; his hair straight and black; in short,
his tout ensemble is that of the pure-blooded native,
without the faintest touch of the negro. He
usually dresses plainly but neatly-white pants,
black jacket or coat and straw hat. At times he
wears his uniform, which is also neat and becomes
him well. He has received very fair education,
and his manners with strangers are modest and
reserved; but, on acquaintance, he proves lively,
courteous and agreeable. He is very fond of
Dory-sailing, and manages one with great skill
and daring; the sitter the breeze the better he
likes it-particularly if he happens to have
timid friend with him. He is an excellent swim
mer, bold rider and very fond of horses. His
greatest penchant, however is for Dory-saing
and he always keeps fine assortment of boats
81 do not think that the most intense Ameri-
can could avoid being, as said BEFORE agreeably
surprised at meeting him; instead of thcklipped,
woolly headed Sambo, (such one as Mrs. Stowe
would term "Afric's son,'') young Indian, pos
sessing all the attributes of his race and much of
the manners of a gentleman. Much ridicule has
been heaped upon him on account of the improper
position taken by England in regard to him and
his tribe, of which the young king seems to
trouble himself but little; but no one, in his COM
pany, would feel disposed to indulge the feeling,
for really there is nothing to ridicule. You see
before you young Indian, recognized by tribe
OF at least two thousand FIVE hundred as their
king, receiving from them homage and tribute,
and you naturally feel every disposition to show
him respect
~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
ESTfNG SAND FURNISHING GOODS,

~ M. SOMERVILLE is receiving from New York,
-. full Ready Made Clothing, that can't be
beat fin any way YOU have take it, by esab
pars which he offers to the good people OF
Portage, very small profits for cash or ready pay can
warrant my clothing.
Also good assortmen cloths cassimeres and vesngs
nlain and tintop fancy patterns which will sell make
ORDER every style to suit the various tastes OF
workmen only will be employed.
Also every Furnishing Goods in line such as
shirts collars under shirts drawers cravats neck
ties &C., &c, All kinds produce taken but
paid down, can sell to better advantage ana you
to and got up style Cutting done short notice
GOOD article Talors Trimmings, kept hand Gutta
Perca "a prime arce) Jeans Linen Tape and common inch
measures. .., -, ...-. :.
| site the Bank in Prentiss' new Block
| Rayenna, April Goth, 1858. e"Vu
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints (which subject. In obSruc eitef
PARTIAL they have been found Of nestable benefit
restoring their functional arrangementso aheahy acon
ryig she blood and other fluids ectualy % fn
all which arise from female egularesn
headache gdness dmness of sight, pain tho side back &
None genuine unless signed N Hobensack, all othersa
ing base imitation. "t =
TPAgens wishing supplies, and store keepers desir.
of becoming Agents. must address the proprietor NJ
HObensack, Philadelphia, Pa.
sale by Dr. ISAAC SWIFT Rayenna; AV. Horr, Shs.
ersve j. B. Sheldon, Atwater R. Selley, Sufhed; D.
Wheeler Randolph Dr. Prentice Canhed; ]. H Sexton,
Youngstown; II. j. Selby, Waren and wholesale by Dr.
H. Keyser, No. l4O, Wood ST., Pittsburgh; E. Palmer
Cleveland
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LrOBENsACK's LIVER PILLS :

No s!se1 T1,s n mOre ,,F HT,o h " seass iIsn I
secretion e DS 50 @ any y T.ong . action q The
LIN ns'x IN liver Complaints, Jaundce, Dyspepsia
&C. should therefore, SYef bsse PIN bear Sa sss.
nosed of ROOTS and PLANTS furn oy na,ne 70 nes,
Sex Namely, An KxPECToRANT, m ~ -
Pulmonary mucus membrane, JIE
discha qe of secreted natter Sd, an ALTERNA1
changes in some nexplcable and nsensble manner e o
tain ,norhid eon of 3t, TONIC, which gives
tone strength to the nervous sysem renewing nssn & SnS
acts in neGct harmony With tho other ingredients, and operas
ting ON the bowels and ng the whole OF eoxru
and vitiaed NATTER and purify g inc pl"o ~s NS"sS
disease and restores health -E-.t
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
THE TAPE WORMI

This is he difficult Worm to destroy Of all that nfst
the human SYSTEM almost indefinite length be-
coming fastened in intestnes and stomae
efecng health sadly St. Vitus dance, F
that afflicted, seldom that is
WORM Fastening them early In order 10 destroy
this WOrm very energetic treatment must be pursued u
proper eight Of Liver Pills
all ObstrucOns that the Worm Syrup aoI
direct thWOrm which must be taken in
table spoOnslus three tmcsa day. these directions ooved
have known fail In curing tho most obsnae
Oft TAPE WORM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

N the 18th dav of August, D. 1853, at O'Clock P. M,
upon the premises in the township of Palmyra will be
highest bidder the following real estate us the prop
erv of John Grouse, deceased, to wit:
Situate in the said township Of Palmyra county ofPortage
said township bounded follows: North by land decided to
the east by the east line of No one;
on the south land owned by Alexander Scots and the
by land of said Scott being acres of land
estate of Martha Grouse, widow of said
John Grouse deceased described follows being the west
end land owned by said Grouse. deceased containing
eight acres the 4th division of lots apprais
$4,000 The remaining sixteen by
DOVER appraised $4,000 per amounting to $3OOO
Terms Of sale, onehaf cash in hand, the balance i'll
wear from the day of sale, with interest.
MARTHA GROUSE, Administrators on the
estate of John Grouse, deceased.
July 49, 1853. 4w420.
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July Is, 1853.
JOHN PAINE,

VS..
Abner Harris, Sophia Smith,
Squire Smith, Allen Harris, Bar
barry Metcalf, Emma Mason. Isaac
N. Mason, Joanna Young, An
drew Young.
THE defendants will take notice
bill in said court of common
Ohio, on the 18th day of February
the mortgage, in said bill menti
hearing will be had at the next tern
STRAWDER
Ravenna, July 9, 1853.
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HOII,OVERS OF MITSIC

HAVING just reeeiyeda splendid assortment b
Eh@EEal ly of Prince q Co.'s MelodeOns would
H spectfully inform the emzens Of this vicinity
that we will keep open ready f0r examinatieIs
and sale instruments varying price from S45 $780,
R. E. Cambes Jewelry store Our instruments are pro-
nounced by the quality of tone and
of touch to superior they have yet
Read the following rom Lowell Mason Boston 10 George
Reed.
Dear Sr-A Your request, have examined one Of the
MelodeOns manufactured by Messrs Geo. A Prince Co.,
Buffalo think in all respects equal and
superior to others of similar kind
which have seen particular with respect quality Of
tone of ouch action OF the reeds which
quick performed with certain and distinct
articulation of tones. of this kind best
substitute for organ in church music with which
Quainted. LOWELL MASON
Boston, Mass, Sept. &C. 1649. --s-.--. "a. ..-
Call up and examine.
Ravcnna. Dec. II. WALDO & C0NANT.
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Notice i'm Attachment.

LII interested will take notice Elijah Skill
n ton the 25h day of March, A. D. 1853, filed the
office of the clerk of the pleas Portage
county, duly certified transcript ofhis proceedings attach
ment agasns Horace H. Burr before Jack Esq JUS
ce of the Peace of Rayenna township and said
of March 1853 sued writ attachment court
Of common pleas, said Transcript against said Horace
Burr for the of $500 damages, pursuant
in such made and provided, which said
served and returned.
Attest: i. SPALDING, Clerk.
RANNEY & TAYLOR, Soils for PI p
JUL. 7, 1853. 6w-4 q
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BOOTS. SHOES And LEATHER.

IF YOU first rate article of boots and Shoes call at
DURHAM ssore Immediately east OF the late hre
in Ravenna. made arrangements to keep hand,
mes large and general assortment of home manufac
made boots and Shoes which they Will sell
the lowest figure for cash orready pay
They will continue to keep hand good article OF sole
leather upper leather morroccos, Innings lasts, and
most kinds findings which they will sell at small
advance cost for prompt pay.
Give a call and see for yourselves.
Ravenna, June ], 1853. GILLls & DURHAM.
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g r RAWSON

(Success0r to NJ. Hubert, RacennG, Ohi0.)
ASS FOUNDER sHEET-IROE WORKER
TEEP constantly n hand general assortment of Stove
IN Pipe, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. Also Brass and Cop
per cttes Pumps Cast Iron Pumps Lead Pipe Sad
irons Also, Tin Roofing, Cutters and Spouting put up
II JOB work done to order, South Court
House. 5J5 u.
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Goods for the H,OOO.OOO.

TILL WITH YOU.-The subscriber not having disposed
- of his stock in trade proposed has visited the Eastern
ces and made his purchases of goods for the Winter
paign and has the pleasure of presenting the public
the best assortment of Books Stationery Fancy articles and
toys offered in Portage County An endless variety and
at unparalleled low prices. Please call where get
the cheapest and best assortment at my Sore north of the
Prentiss House. b. LITTLE
Ravenna, Nov. Oath, 1852. &C.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

DoOKSELLER, Stationer, and dealer in Fancy articles
ID Musical Instruments north of the Prentis
House. general assortment of School and Msceaneop
Stationery, the lowest prices. Thos
assortment.
2. 1859. 362
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has permanently located in
Streetsboro Portage county, Ohio, and will hold himself
in readiness, all times wait those who desire
his services branch of the profession He will also
Derform operations Dentistry, be required of
him. and durable manner can be done by any
Dentist in the country.
o.. ADril a.. 1852.
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New Books.

New Books.
NORTHwOOD Life North and South showing the char,
both, by Mrs. Sarah Josepha Hale illustrated
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, proof that Blacks .Whte-a
sequel sEUncle Toms Cabin''-a thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, or Memoirs of a Fugitive
JUDGE HURLBURTONS Yankee Stories, with illustrations,
a comic and mirth- provoking work.
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY unabridged, and all the abridg
ments of this great work.
Aso general assortment of Standard Miscellaneous and
Juvenile works. constantly hand and for sale cheap,
Ravenna, Nov. 49, 1852 HALLS Book STORE.
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WAVERLY HOUSE,

Formerly KNOWN BEAUMONT.I
DY GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner of OntalI % and
d Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio.
location ofhe most pleasant and healthy in Ceve
land the most central and business part the City
completely repaired and renovated and the whole
better,
large of the trading and travelling public have long
felt of good comic able, dollar day House.
This want supplied by the Waveriy House, which
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. .KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland, January 81, 1853 396-tf
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CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.

BLANDSe
THE subscribers of McElwan & Arnold, are
determined Notwithstanding the reports that aoat,
to continue the business
SASH Blinds, Doors, &c. Aso-keep for general as
sorment of Chairs and Cabinet
round post do Windsor dining and Office chairs, Boston
settees &C., general assortment of bureaus tables
Stools bedsteads &C. Also-bedstead posts and table legs
for sale AL kinds of turning done order The
will made of good Materials by experienced wokmen and
sold at low figures for the Ready.
We also making preparations to put in machine
dressing flooring, siding and &C..
McELWAIN & TURNHAM.
Ravenna, February 9th, 1852. 39S-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage
! county, and State OF
Ohio.
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MOSES BEANS,
MANUFACTURER of Boots and Shoes, of all kinds,
WI doors south of the Court House, in the shop formerly
cupied by Andrew Mcbride, Ravcnna. ly-323
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LAST But NOT LEAST,

Great Arriva of Neo0 Goods on the Square, May 49,
THE undersigned is happy to inform his friends and custo-
mers and public that he is receiving of the
best well as the largest stock of
Fancy and staple dry goods ready made
gtoUes, Hosiery &c., &c.
offered in this market, all of which were bot within the
two weeks and will be sold
accordingly He regrets that he has not better room to dis
pay goods his customers will bear in mind that
one ago satisfaction of having of the best
Northern Oho which in few short hours was
laid waste by but Providence permitting, he hopes to
equally good which will not only be an
to place. but convenience to them as well as
himself. II. l.. DAY,
May
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Carriage MamufactOry.

csNERA THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
generally, that he has engaged in the above bus
nes1 I'D Is prepared manufacture Carriages Wagons,
Bugges &C. in the b. best style len and at & the
prompt attention. ant, will be executed in neat and work
manlke manner at TGrEs O4D SJAND at the Centre OF
pi,a%., TT 90 1as9 .399-1y
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P. HOL

WI II IL T. III A u IL IA T. ID IL
OULD respectfully to his friends and the pub
w lie that he has taken the shop opposite the Prentiss
House, and has just received new lot of Goods such
Broad Cloths Cassmees, Doeskns, Satn and Fancy Vest
ngs which he prepared to make for customers at the
shortest notice. Also ready Made Clothing constantly
hand. Cutting done to order and warranted to fit.
Ravenna, Dec 7th. 1859. P. HOLT.
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F.. II. RICHARDSON
r. LITTLE.

DEALER in English and Amernan Hardware, Saddle AM
Harness trimmings, Iron, Nails, &c., in Aliens block
q
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D A. BAIRD tenders his sncera and grateful thanks the
ns citizens of Ravenna, and adjoining towns for their lib
era patronage for the past at the time assuring
them that pains will be spared to merit continuance of the
by selection of goods the possible rates.
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1853
1853
a s.Vo,,c:S Tot OF Clothing.

Joseph J4corn, an Sft's nctJ oSs"rtn1nnt -
Clothing ever offered in this County, Of Coats
Pants, Vests, and Gents Furnishing Goods, Nei ot
quality which he is determined to sell at prices
fail to snit purchasers.
Ravcnna, April IL, 1853 4G6 -
1000 POUNDS smoked Ham, expressly family
y for sale by may 16th A. V. HoRR