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Rargains! Rargains!!

NHEssock goods in SrAcEYs well known Fancy Store,
Cleveland assigned for the benefit of creditors.
accepted the trust of closing the and have
the stock remaining unsoid to Book Store in Ra-
The consists Of good Assortment Of Jegeru very
of Perumery and toilet articles, Shawls
Combs Dress Ribbons, Dress Buttons, Sachels, Vioins,
Guitars Bows, large assortment strings and
great variety Fancy Goods too numerous to MENTION
Most articles such do not keep and do not in
keep sale Store, and hence it desirable to
SELL positively New York prices without adding the cost
of in order to close the concern speedily As
these strictly adhered
opportunity obtain useful and desirable articles at cheap
rate
chants large and elegant Stock Of peumery and ote
arcrs which here be attained cheaper and better
they get them in New York.
Cali at Halls Book Store and examine these articles
L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Rayenna, April II, 1853. -sz
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agricultural A Notice.

intending to compete for the Premiums Wool,
by Board of Government of Portage County Agr-
cultural Society," for the current compliance with
regulation of said Board required to forward their
places of residence Secretrry Society," LsoN
HARRs Treasurer (Col. WILLIAM FRAzER before the
11th day of June next.
The Committee appointed to award premiums on Wool,
WILL Immediately after the time above specified call upon
each competitors whose has been entered agreeab to
the foregoing requirement. at his residence for the purpose of
attending to the duties of their appointment.
WILLIAM GOODMAN, President.
Ravenna, May 90, 1853. sw41s
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Unparalleled Forgery.

REAL ESTATE NOT Always REAL SECURITY
A few days since, a homespun, farmer-like
looking man who gave his name as James Hudson
appeared in Parma, in this county He represent
ted himself as from Dutchess county, N. Y,
where he had recently sold his farm, and claimed
to be in search of location in this section of
the country. Hudson made the acquaintance of
Mr.. Lewis Warner, examined his farm, which con-
tanned 1913 acres, and agreed to purchase it for
$4,000. He procured from Mr.. Warner writ
ten agreement to this effect signed by him; and
also the deed which gave him (Warner) title, as
he said. for the purpose of taking it to Cleveland
and examining the title, Hudson then went to
Mr.. Cogswell, Justice of the Peace in Parma, and
under the pretence of wishing to write him on
business, obtained his own handwriting.
Thus having in his possession Warmers deed,
ard the signatures of Warner and Cogswell, Hud-
SON came to Cleveland and drawing up deed
conveying the land to himself, to which he forged
the signature of Warner as donor, and of Cogs-
those of two witnesses.
The date of the deed was May 9th; and the
same day 1t was filed in the Recorders Office for
record.
With this apparently indisputable evidence of
title to the land, Hudson applied to Thomas Boil
ton, Esq, of this City, for loan of 81 500, offer
ing mortagage security upon the farm. Mr.. Boil
ton consented to loan him the amount for four
years at ten per cent. annual interest, and mort
gage was drawn up which Hudson signed and took
with him to Parma to procure the signature of his
wife. On Tuesday he presented the mortgage
properly signed and acknowledged-the sigma
ture of his wife, the Justice and one witness, for
geries of course-and received the $500 from
Mr.. Bolton.
On yesterday, 18th, Mr.. Warner came to the
City and inquired for Hudson, saying he had
agreed to sell him his farm, and he thought it
time the papers were executed. Meeting Mr..
Bolton the facts above stated were ascertaned,
and Mr.. warner pronounced the deed forgery.
So shrewd and perfectly executed piece of
rascality has not recently occurred in this vicin-
ity; and the forger having a week start of law,
officers, and lightning, it is but barely possible
that he will be overtaken by either of them
Cleveland Herald.
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Awfui MURDER i'm washington City.

AWAut Mmr0er IN WasMhMBtOA OAsy'
Robert A. Hawke, messenger Of the General
Post Once, cut his wife's throat, at O'clock
The night Of the I4th, hour after they retired,
completely severing the wind pipe and arteries.
He then made two cuts at his own throat, but was,
q he says, prevented from killing himself by his
vile Knocking the razor out Of his hand. Their
daughtsr is years old, occupying the adjoining
rom, was awakened by the screams of her moth
er, who jumped ont of bed, and ran down stairs,
while Hawke raised the front window, loudly ex-
claiming, Il have cnt my wife's throat, and my
own, and intend 10 cut my child's.''
The wife in the meantime reached the front
door, and attempted to speak, but was unable.
The neighhors, alarmed, going in. found her on
the door ID dying condition, the husband stand.
ine over her with arms extended. exclaiming
ooh. my wife. my wife-I have cut her throat
The child was sessatning on the steps. The wifi
expired in about 40 .painutes. An inquest wa
held this morning, and the jury returned verdic
ofaDeath by the hands Of her husband, he beinl
ina 1,aged atste Of mind. 2 Hawke has beel
rrrested B fted. He was honest and inc
fsnsive srdisl 1t for some time had Shove
signs of iusaHity.
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New York, May %.
Mr.. Hoover was yesterday appointed Marshal
of this district. s'
Col. J. G.. Barrett appointed Postmaster and
Mr.. Allen of New Hampshire Navy agent.
R. C.. Wightman, Chief Clerk in the Patent
Office was removed. and Samuel s. Shubert ap-
pointed to the vacancy.
serious fight occurred at Alexandria on
Thursday between J. NJ. Johnson, Postmaster of
House, and Edward Bracket. Knives and revolv-
ers were used. One party fired five shots and
the other three, all without effect.
The Union has private letters stating that a
message has arrived at Fort Fillmore, near Ell
Passo on the 18th April, with dispatches from
Fort Tras to Gov. Lane. Trias had raised a
forced loan on the citizens of Chihuahua, and
was to start on the goth with 1000 troops for Ell
Passo.
The Baltic sailed to-day with 229 passengers
and $2os, 1000 specie. Gen. Unraugua of Mexico
is aboard. ~
A private letter from Melbourne, Australia,
dated 10Th February, states that nearly all kinds
of American shipments were paying handsomely
American lumber has sold for 1876 to $l25.
A letter from Cardenas of May Is, states that
there are exciting reports at that place of mys.
terious movements to various points, un der the
apprehension of Another Fillibuster invasion.
TWAS said also that printed appeals calling or
the soldiers to join the people in the intended
loutbreak on the 10Th.
/ The announcement of the landing of Lopez has
4 been thrown into the windows of the barracks.
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0r Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad stock
sold in New York on the 23d inst. for $1O2.-
This road is doing fine business, and we have
no doubt will declare semi-annual dividend of
five per cent on the first of July. The extension
to Wheeling will be of great benefit, andwith its
present efficient management, it will continue to
be one of the best paying roads in Ohio-Pitts-
b,,roh Posf
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Medical Notice.

GREAT OPENING FOR A PHYSICIAN.
THE undersigned offers his residence and practice for
i SALE His residence with Office attached is eligbly sit
Main street, but few rods east of the Depot,
is good location for physieian for store other bus
and undersigned asks the attention of the profession
other his Offer he is determined to SELL
and on terms will be bargain the buyer The build
ings in good order portion entirely new and atogeher
such must be attractive to purchasers
Also: lumber wagon; single horse wagon; sulky;
plough; drag; wind mill; household furniture, bureau,
clocks Stoves &C. Terms cash down good security
session given Immediately.
N. bah persons having unsettled accounts will please
call and settle Immediately. j. D. WELLMAN, M. ID.
Rayenna, MAY 18th, 1853. All
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

THE GoLD DISCOVERIES IN TExAs.-Galveston
papers Of the 18th inst, have further reports of the
gold discoveries in that State, and number of
persons were about leaving that city for the mines
The Indinola Bulletin says, that, very lately mex
haustable beds of excellent coal and the purest
marble have been found in that portion of the
State where gold is reported to have been found
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
For the Spring Trade.

For the Spring Trade.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention of Nor
e e Of
hand and to which additions daily made Our stock
tabshinenis, which prepared to sell low any
house in the county. Being working ourselves defy
Feeling grateful friends for their liberal patronage
extended u.s. them that offer them greater
inducements this season, than before
The following comprises portion OF our stock:
COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba and Old Government Java.
GAR, MoLAs sSES AND SYRUP.
N. o. and z. K. Sugar; Granuated do; Powdered do
Crushed do and c. Coffee do; Double refined Loaf
New Orlcaus Moiasse Cardenas do Green Snars syruI
SPIcEs.
Cloves; Nutmegs; GingeE Mace; Box Mustard Can do;
Pepper Sauces Cassa; Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
FRUITS
Boxes Raisins Layer do Cluster do; Sc, ess do
sOss a PEI s cosoa ss z
Oil; Lemons and oranges
TEAS.
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; lmperial Old Hyson; Black;
FISH.
Goldfish; Maenere; Whtefsh; Trout Pickersl; No. and
Sealed Herring. - 5.ss4
Kentucky Six Twists Sweet Caycndsh; Baltimore spun;
general assortment Of fine cut chewing Tin foil fine cut
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAR AND CANDLES.
Fancy Shaving Soap Bar do o e BurWs Wills che chem No. wash
Candies; Sperm do; stearine do; Tallow do
GIL.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard Sweet.
U DR. les.
Bed cords; Painted Pas Tubs; British Lustrc; Copperas
Alum; Chalk; RosiD Tar Madder Canddwick; Wrapping
twine Cordage; Indgo Pickles; Sardnes Tapioca Mac
caron Rice -FOUR Baskets; Whip Lashes; Cream Tartar
Sup Carb Soda Sal Soda Tararic Acid; Whiting Putty
Flour Sulphur; Otar Saltpetre; Batting; Spruce Gum
Backing; Glassware; toneware Paper Ink Brooms; Lime
Matches Powder Candies; saerans; stareh English spill
Pea Usage Orange Seed, Hedges; Toys Wallets Snf
Boxes Steel Pens Lead Pencl States; Slate Pencils MOI
Handles; Faucets, &c.
PROvISIo MS.
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar
Beans Dried Beef Lard; Hams; Shoulders; Pork Fish
Butter Turps; Peas; Gorned Beef Cheese Rice; Crackers
Pickles; onon Beet; Tongues; Maple Molasses; do Su
gar: Honey, &c..
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout ths
solicit examination from disposed
purchase.
in exchange for Good which will be satisfactory
- II. W. SMITH & CO.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853. --..z--
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Lafiies, Temperance League.

The Ladies' Temperance League will meet by ad-
tournaments Free Church, Friday, June Sd, at 23
O'Clock, p NJ which occasion an address win be deliver
ed by Miss JANE COLE.
Rayenna, May 80, 1853.
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gex;can NIustang Liniment.

THIS Lnimen has given such satisfaction to the
public and its triumphant the of sprans burns
old sores broken breast rheumatism piles and pains in
Of the body has driven the other Lnimen out of
the market known. And the good eonstan
performing in the of poll evil sprans, founder
scratches cracked heeand all like diseases Horses makes
it the best LinimeHt in
For sale by /. SWIFT.
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New Millinery and Dress Making.

Mrs. G. RICHARDSON would respectively inform the
M Ladies' of Ravenna, and vciny that she has opened
direct from New York all the fashions for Dresses Mant
as, and Chdrens clothing, with splendid assortment of
Bonnets French Lace Begrade Excelsior; also shrrsd
Gloves; French eoars Under sleeves; Chemisets; with
many other Goods too mention She will sell
low can be purchased elsewhere of the quality
Cutting and fitting done short notice. Dress makers
supplied with Patterns Ladies' please call and examine for
yourselves
Shop residence on Main St. two doors from Judge
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING;

GEORGE W sToUFFER, having taken the shop recently
work in his ine the notice. and he trusts the
entire satisfaction of his customers He will keep hand
good Cloths Cussimeres and Vesngs, which
h. will sell cheap any other establishment in the place.
A share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
Sh p in Swift's baiding, opposite the Court House.
Ravenna, April 18, 1853.
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n.rPOIsONING.-n

Thousands parents who Vermge composed of Cas-
tor oil Gaomei &c. not that while they appear to
benefit the patient they are actually laying the foundations for
Of hmbs &c. -Ass
In another column will found advertisements of Ho
bensacks Medicines to which ask the attention OF all a.
recty Interested to their their chdreps health
Liver complaints and all dsorersarising those
Of bilious type, should make the only genuine med
icine, Hobensacks Liver Pills.
a PBE NOT DEczIpEp,', but ask for Hobensacks Worm
syrup Pills. and observe that each the signature
he pfopfieor j. n Hobensaek, else genuine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
DAGUERREOIYPE LKENESSES,

MATTHEW'S ready to execute the finest Daguerreo-
vi Lkenesses ofhe Havingjust purcas
ed Quick he is abie produce Lkenesses of
children in Or3 seconds.
N BI will have the best instruments, the best chemicals.
method of the whole Dguerreotypc process and
will fine and correct kenesses any living Daguer-
rean. W. b. MATHEWS.
Rayepna. M,y 49, 1859. All
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NEW BOOKS! new BOOKS!!

TEwETT'S Lectures Temperen.e; sargent's Tenn e.
c Tales; Aurhur's Six Nights with the Washngoni-
ans; Fifty Arguments in favor of the Anti Liquor The
Maine Law, BY citizen of Mane White Slavery in the Bar
barry by Hon. Charles Sumner Key Uncle Toms
Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe; wide Wide World Life
Pctures Peep Of Days Line Line By Author Of Peep
of Day. Here Little and There Little: Preeept upon
cep Lofty and Lowly; Lady of the lake. embeshe1 oa
Guard Of Napoleon by Heady Walter Coon's stock
s. Aurhur's Select Tales beautifully bound; Sta
of beautifully bound Bibles and Testaments &c and
tioner, Blank Books, &c., in every yspoK STORE
very cheap for Ready Pay, at HAAIo D
RaYenna. Anril 0z.
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,

N NJ. SOMERVILLEi is now receiving from New York. a
lI full assortment of Ready Made Clothing that be
beat (n any way you have mind to take it, by any estsb
sment in these parts which he offers to the good people
Portage at very small profits for cash ready puy
warrant my clothing.
good assortme Mt of cots eassimercs and vessgs
OF plain aud p-top fney pattens viii he will sell make
to order in style to suit the various tastes
and at rates that can't fail to suit their pockets The
workmen only will be employed.
Also every article of Furnishing Goods in ne such
Shirts cOlas half hosa under Shirts drawers neck
ties, handkereie &C., &c, All kinds produce taken, but
It must paid down. can seto better advantage, and YOU
buy cheaper deal All kinds work attended
to and got up in style Cutting done short notice.
good article of Tailor's Trimmings kept hand Gutta
erca "a prm, artcle@ Jeans Linen Tape and inch
measures.
He win be found Le's Block, nearly oppo
site the Bank in Prentiss' new Block.
Ravenna, April Goth, 1853. 307f
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1863.
1864
Wholesale and Retail.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

Just recessed at the Eagle Clothing Sore.
has Just received SPRING and SUMNER
stock Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
which decidedly the most extensive complete ever of
stocks recently imported into by other estabis
ments, to the contrary His stock embraces every posibe
style and variety of Mems and clothing rnislne
goods Of which were bought atextemely low figures and
which he intends shall be sold
compete with any establishment tire Western Reserve
The public are respectfully invited to caa his Store, in
Lttles block, nearly opposite the Prenss House, and
anime his goods whether they wish to purchase ornot.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his friends
and customers for the liberal patronage already extended
to him. and he is confident that the quality and price of his
goods is sufficient to warrant continuance of the
havenna, April 20, 1853. CHAS. GREENFIELDER.
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Bosror, May a4.=Tbe village Of Camilla was
nssrly III destroyed M fire yesterday, Total
IN $3.50 900. RsYfally insured.
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Arrived ut Last.
.RPER and PUTNAM, for June, at
ROOTS, SHOES And LEATHER,

IF YOU want first rate article of boots and shoes, call at
JLL1s DURHAMs store Immediately east of the late fire
in Ravenna who hva made arrangements to keep hand
at all large and assortment of home manufc
tued and eastern made boots and Shoes which they will sell
at the lowest figure for cash ready pay.
They will continue to keep hand good article of sole
leather upper leather Innings, pegs, lasts, and
most kinds of shoe findings which they will sell at small
advance on cost for prompt pay.
Give us call and sec for yourselves.
Ravenna, June l, 1853. JILLIs & DURHAM.
NEW BooKS-Voices from the silent land; or leaves If
IN consolation for the afflicted Compiled by Mrs. Dwight
Williams Price 100 Just published, and for sale by
June i, 1853. B. LITTLE.
TOLUME5 DAubgne's History of the Reformation; Kew
to Uncle Tom. bound in cloth; Uncle Tom and Key
baund in cloth; for sale by B. LITTLE.
Sheriff's Sale.
DY virtue of writ of eri aeias directed and deliv
- erdr Court of Common Pleas Portage county
Ohio shall expose sale at Public Vendue,
bidder, at the Court House, in the town of Ravenna
On Saturday, the 11h day of June nert,
between the hours O'Clock A. NJ and
NJ ofsaid day, the following described goods and chtle
to wit:
One bay golden horse, five years old.
Taken in execution the property of Theadore Kennedy
satisfy execution in favor of John Smith, Stewart NJ
Rahburn and Theadore Kennedy surviving partners of
ate firm of S. M. Rathburn, ,& Co.
JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff,
SHERIFF OFFICE, PORTAGE County, !
May 3Gth, A d 1853.
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A Splendid Lot of Clothing.

Joseph aeorn, in Sps Building opposite the Court House,
receiving the largest and best selected assortment
Clothing ever offered in this county, consisting of Coats
Pans Vests and Gents Furnishing Goods of and
quality which he is determined to sell prices which
fail to sut purchasers.
Rayenna, April IL, 1853. 4G6
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Hatch, on Main Street,

HAS received his spring supply of medicines, paints oils
and dye sus and is prepared to supply pure DIR.
ead lead ground in OIL spirits rpentne nsaed OIL brushes
&c. painters and builders the right kind of terms Th
sick and afflicted nd at his store all the choice kinds
medicines usually called for Doctors supplied usual
very low for cash, that being the motto t412
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TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
LARE supply just received at the Eagle Clothing Store,
and Tor sale cheaper than they bought elsewhere in
the county. Call and see them.
April 90, 1858. CHAS, GREENFIEyDRR
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Notice i'm INSOLVENCY..

TINE Creditors Orson Pease, applicant for reefun
relief of InsOlvent Debtors will
that copies his schedules and inventories, will be
placed upon the files Of the Court of Common Pleas in the
county Portage the the next term ofsaid court
Il ANDREW JACKSON, Commissioner of fInsolyents.
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Noaice.to Contractors

Sss Sssssss;y SSzsss$ $sssssSs - -
PROPOSALS. will be received until the Goth of June
for the graduation and masonary fhe franklin and War
Rairoad extending from point the eastern State Line
Ohio the county ofTrumbu to ashland, Ashland
ty, Ohio; a distance of about log miles.
will ready examination June 18Th For
cnars apply at the Engineers Oce Fankn Portage Co.,
Ohio.
remaining distance of the road extending from Ashland
to DAYTON or Marysse will be ready in a short time.
M. KENT, President F. & w. r. r.
SAM'L H. KNEASS, Chief Engineer.
franklin. NAV 10 1853, 4w-4l2
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Notice.
NOTICE hereby given that the Undersigned has been dull
~ appointed and qualified administrator de bons
the Estate of Franklin Smith, deceased. No
Hiram, May 20, 1853. *3-4l2 WILLIAM w. STEVENS.
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T1L,K and Cora Kid Gloves; do, do, silk do; Plain an
Is Embd silk do; do Lsle do Blk SILK Mtts plain an
amh,da ~ RoWELL, wTTTER e CO.
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KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
rS long anxiousiy looked for work of Mrs. stowe,
Just received and for sale at
Rsvenna, April 10th, 1s5s HAthr booK srorH
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Warren COlten'S Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given subscriber ap
IN pointed qualified as Administrator the
Cotton, late of Rootstown Portage county, Ohio
deceased Dated Rootstown this 2stday May d. 1853
3w4I9. OTIS REED.
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Enbsd Table ClOt

Embsd Table CIOths.
DROWN Linen Table Cloths; Scotch and Russia Diaper
d BIeached Linen Damask, Crash, &C., &c; = -, :
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TlN-WARE, EAVE-TROUGRS, &c

yNOULD iRform the citizens of Ravanna and vicinity that
he keeps hand and manufacture to order all articles
Particular attention paid to manufacturing and
putting up EayeTroughs wifi happy 10 attend all
calls in this lne Shop directly South of Richardson's Hard
ware Store.
Ravenna, March 23d, 1853. 4os-n
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tAN be found at the Hardware Store and that OF
" tho best quality. Also and inch round iron, which
will be sold at the lowest market price, Also on hand small
quantity of English refined fire ron which will be sold less
rates than the be bought for the manuctoy
Ravenna, March %, 1853. E. T. RICHARDSON.
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MILLINERY.

THE liberal patronage which the ladies of Ravenna and vi
cHity have extended to me in the millinery business,
prompts feelings of gratitude and make
fancy goods this and keep constantly hand ready
made hats, &C. And shall spare pains to the la
test and work executed neatly and short
tice. Ladies respectfully invited to call.
Shop at residence, two doors west of Halls Book Store,
on Main street. o. NJ. COLLINS.
Ravenna, March 90, 1853. 4O1-H
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UdoIphe welfe,s sehiedham

a - ~ NA IA 4 - " = II IN n L .
"A sUPERATIvE Tonic, diuretic -dyspepc and in
Flgorating Cordial, recommended by the Hfysieian
the United States. manufactured by die pro
prieor in Holland, by process peculiar
own factory altogether transcendant in its cordial
medicinal properties to any Holland Ga.bereofore known
Forsa at BurTox,s READy Pay STORE.