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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

ions. Aiter arrivin9sV.g ground, you must
pay the Government Commissioner 81 50 for a
license to dig one month. He will then meas
ure you off eight feet square;you must dig that
at least twenty five feet deep, and sixty if you
like; if you get any gold, well; If not, why
then that is the luck of seven out Of every
nine. After that eight more feet will be meas.
ured off to you-and SO on to the end of the
month. With such narrow space as eight feet
allowed to each digger, or to two. they have
necessarily to rest their backs on one side of
the hole while at work. which, being very
damp, is very trying to all but iron ccnst.tu-
tions. Often they stand in the water to their
waists all day, digging and bailing out; are
relieved the next day by turning the windass
and by that means bail out the water; then, af
ter that comes the "wa-hing get gold,
and may not, after working that way for three
four or six months. At the dry diggings,
where the exposure is less, after digging the
dirt, it has to be put in sacks, and carried on
the back nine miles, and washed-or can have
1t carried for fifteen d . cart load Bat
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S|s1 hgssin smiled

lys toit again some day. He had always
,*n consistent Laughter He had made
| it. point to belong to all parties in turn. He
was just now Democrat but how long he
should remain SO wasqute uncertain, 1t de.
pended on the course pursued by Mr.. Pierce
man who had been elected President lately
Laughter
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

its proxi,nf.y,N Eays attractive. Some
domestic calanit ers an apartment, once
redolent Of Joy and ydslhful pleasure. the dark,
est spot in the whole mansion and We turn
away from The door VIII ashudde, where. in
other days We entered With light heart and
a song on our lips. trihe viii sometimes
strip scene Of greatna'aral beauty, of all
its glories. and hang m * Clouds where only
sunshine has linsasi. The following poem
is descriptive 2s ai'sfiaent in the experience
of some frier E Writer, an expertaace.
or one Of g II1 ', quite common u
all BIOS. sansl f. sa..a.~.
One sfNlll94qdaDW'fars Ago,
Wb,ra arnpp.I IN ,fbupa rocks pluu rpI
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

Il. b. GROFF,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Marengo, Iowa CO.,
IA Iowa. Will attend to all business entrus-
ed to him in the line of his profession
Bland Warrants loaned in any part Of
the State on the following terms, viz: l6O acres
$40; 50, 81; 40, S..
April 81, lS52-y
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West Indian, or colored gentleman from
the Estates may be seen strolliag along the
streets. There are not half dozen Yankees
in town who are engaged in business although
hear there is quite large number at the
mines. They are mostly Californians. This
is not the place California Sas--or is even
now. In California all business paid we'll
Here, nothing but GOLD digging or liquor sell.
ing, appears to yie!d spsdy remuneration to
the laoorer and the capt. pts; in fact, nay
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

CLEyELAND.--We visited last Monday the
seanifai city of the Like. Every thing wears the
appearance of thrift growth and prosperity We
undertook to make splurge" among the print
ing Offices. Having paid our respects to The Trut
Democrat office, we started forth bent upon self
Introduction to the Daily crest City Office, where
we have no personal acquaintance. We found our
way to the sauctum, but, alas, the course Of true
love never did run smooth = The sanctuni wss
deserted. We seated edoursefatthe editors Ground
table y and read lis able " leader of Monday,
which leader is characterised by fearIessness and
good sense. He takes the ground that the dsin-
tegration of the Wing party is inevitable, that i,
never hope 60 successfully into another State
o. National contest, that the tendency ia TO an ag
gregation of the progressive, reformatory elements
existing In all parties and that The result will be
new party formation opposed to the dead conserya.
firm of heartisss fogyism.
Having read the leader (which we shall insert
entire ia our next with great interest and satisfac
tion, and It's author not having appeared. we left
The slneum alone n its glory hoping for better
luck next time.
Before we could get round to the Herald and
Plain Dfalrr Offices, we run cut of sol ~ toul
a Bus and made straigh wake. for the slighfniue
line and left the Forest city minus one aistin-
guished stranger.
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Bargains, Bargains,

TWVHE stock of goods in STAcEf's well known
IL Fancy Store. Cleveland has. has been as
signed for the benefit Of creditors. hate accept
ed the trust Of closing the concern, and have re-
moved hs stock remaiplng unsold to my Book
Stare in Rasenna.
The stock consists of good assortment etoelry,
a very large assortment Of rerfumery and toilet
articles, Shawls, Combs, Dress Ribbons Dress
Buttons. Saichels, Violibs, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of stringe sheet music, ard great va
riety of Fancy Clouds too numerous to mention.
Most of The articles such rs do not keep
and do not intend to keep on sale ut my Store and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stuck
ns possible. am instructed TO SELL positireiy, ut
New York prices, without adding the cost oftrHns-
porIation, in order to coss the speedily.
As these instructions will be strictly adhered to;
this presents rare opportunity to obtain usei"i
and desirable n, ticles Mt cheap rate.
would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun
try Merchants to ihe large and elegant stock oil
perfumery and other articles which can nero De
attained cheappnr and BETTER than they can get
them in New Noik.
Call at Hairs Book Store and examine these
articles IL w. I1hLb' Ass'Sheo'
Ravenna. April llth, 1853.
I9- Sentinel aud Hhig please cory
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REssanED.-Mr. Samuel H. Kseass has rssign
ed the oltice Of principal Surveyor Of the City o
Philadelphia having received the appointment o.
Chief Engineer of the Franklin and Warren Rail
Road Co. in Ohio.
Resolutions expressive of regret on account Of
Mr.. Kneass having resigned, and fhe high sense OF
regard felt for him as a citizen and officer Were
adopted by the select and common council Phrio-
1eiphia .5nerican and Gozetie.
We understand that Mr.. X enters upon his
new duties during the present week.
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AN ORDINANCES

4 To n.oyids for the general welfare, insure The
health. peace, comfort, well being and good
order Of the inhabitants Of The township oI
Edinburgh, by prohibiting and suppressing
all houses, shops, or stores within said town.
1 ship, known as places Of habitual resort for
tipping and iniempefance
SEC. L. Be it ordained by the Trus.ees OF
the township of Edinburgh, Thai 10 provide
for the general welfare, insure the health. peace,
comfort, well being and good order Of the ioliab-
iisnts OF said township Of Edinburgh. no per-
son or persons. ihe owner or owners, occup pant
or occupants of aiy house or houses, shop or
shoP<, store or stores within said township, shall
by Bin. or herself, iy his, her. or their agert.
clerk, employee, or oihera ise. yeGd, sell. give
sway ar 10 any way dispose Of any intoxicating
liquors, ale, porter or strong beer, to any PeI-
son or persons whatsoever. 10 be Used or drank
by the person or persons receiving or obtllLi g
the same, or by any other persol Or persons, as
| beverage.
SEC. 2. Any person or Persons violating,
ei her directly or indirectly any or either OF the
provisions OF the foregoing sector, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanof. aud fer the
first offence, shall. upon conviction thereof, be
fined in the suai of fifteen dollars and cos's of
prosecution For The second off-nce shall,
UPON CoiibiCblou ueIeoI, Oe HLtu III ite SuiLi I'll
twent, five dollars, and costs OF prosecution, or
be committed TO the Jail Of the county for tie
period, Of ten days, both at lhe discretion OF
he court; and should The fine ard costs, or
either. a> the case moy be. remain unpaid by
The person or persons committed as aforesaid al
lhe exrirat ion Of the period aforesaid then The
said person or persons shall stand committed for
he period of twenty days fiem the date of such
commitment, unless such fine and costs either
as aforesaid shall be sooner paid; aud for the
third, and each subsequent offence. said person
or persons shall, upon conviction thereof. be
fined in The sum OF thirty FIVE dollars and costs
of prosecution, and be imprisoned in the jail Of
the cnunty for the period Of twenty days. pro-
yided, however, no person or persons shall be
deemed guilty of violation OF this ordinance
who shall vend sell give away intoxicating
or fermented liquors 10 be used for medical OF
pharmacueticnl purposes only.
SEC. 8. All prosecutions under this ord-
nance shall proceed and be eondue tedin all res
pecis. in conformity with the ac', entitled '.an
act further defining The duties of trustees of
townships passed March 18th, 1855" saving to
the person or persons accused, all the '.5eneft
of trial by iury,o ceriorari, error or appeal,
conferred or granted by snid act; provi led how
ever, thai in no prosecu iub frs 4. violation Of
this ordinance, shaltit be necessary 10 ailege
or prove the kind Of intoxicating or fermented
liquors sold or disposed Of as asoresnid
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after The first duy Of June,
4. D. 1853.
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" E w B o O X S.

UNCLE TONS CAgiS-Paper and cloth binding.
KEY TO UScLE To.l's cAB1S-B Baund in cIdth
and in paper covers. Uncle TOMS Cabin and Key
bound in one volume.
GIDDISGs SPEECHES. cew and beautiful VOL
ums with Portrait, just published.
PULTE's PHYsicIAs-Latest edition with val
uabie improvements.
SHADT SIDE--nr scenes in fIie life Of Country
Pastor, very attractive and popular Book.
Pocket Maps of Western States U. S. States
and of Ohio.
New Books constantly arriving. Call and ex-
anime them at Halls Book STORE.
May II. 853.
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BLoomERIsm AT a IfscoUNT.-We under
slandthas the prudential committee Of thevi.age
of Ware declined The application of a young
lady ofacknoledged iigh Character and ability.
for the situation Of teacher Of one Of their COM
mon schools, Oh account Of the Bloomer cut oi
her dress. It presumed that if the same length
had been cut from the top of her dress which
was taken from The skirt. she would have been
cordially I'd Worcester SPY.
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Clothing, Cloths. Cassimercs.
Vcstings. Furnishing Goods,
&c, &c. 80, -
50. ~, s0NTERVTTIE

S RECEIVING from New York, and will continue to
. keep on hand good assortment Of Ready Made,
Ciothng ofsuperor qnalty and at prices that cannot
tail TO SUIT Cash and Ready Pay Customers.
Gentlemen wishing good article of cloths casslmeFea
and yestings will find il their interest to coll and
examine his stock
PQs will be aken 10 get and keep op hand all kinds
OF furnishing goods Gnd ailors trimmings OF the best
quality.
Every effort will be made TO suit al kinds of eustom
ers making up gariHcnts in style and workmanship.
by strict attention to their and by employing the
best workmen.
Cash and Ready Pay has been motto for the last
three years, and feel no inclination TO change, he.
eving TO he beler pr customers rs well as osrsetyea
u Cutting done right, short notice AZ The shop
three doors West Of Les Block, nearly opposite the
Bank.
Ravenna. April 2esh, 1853.
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ro GonTRAcToRS.
MEDICAL NOTICE
GREAT OPENING FOR 4 PHYsIcti

GREAT OPENING FOR 4 PHFSICtdJv.
TWy HE undersigned offers his residence and
Il prucrice for sale. His residence with Of.
fee attached. is eligibly siiuhted on Main street.
but few rods enst of the Depot. and is n good
location for Physician. FOR Sore or other bus
mess. For good physician The present oppor-
runity is rare one, and the undersigned asks
the attention Of the profession, other business
men 10 his offer. as he is determined 10 sell and
on terms which will be n bargain 10 the buyer.
The buildings are in good ordsr. u portion en-
tirely new, and altogether the premises are
such us must he attractive topurchasers.
Terms cash down and possession given i'm
mediulely.
J.D. WELLMAN, M. D.
Ravenna. May 10Th. 1883. 1918
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FIR And LIFE INSURANCE.
KTN.A INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Utica, n. Y.
Union Mutual Life Insu rance Company

Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
western FafmerS MHual Insurance Go,
OF New Lisbon Ohio.
ne subscriber having been appointed agent for the
ABOVE oompahes, will issue Policies ON IT. most fa
W ne aoove companies stand among the besi
managed ana safest Insurance ,mpanes in the conn
try. Applications made 10 - '''' 'Ou
c,,- J. s. HERRICK,
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FousD DEAD.-JERKY LoUDEN. colored mar, !,
farmer of some property, residing in Charles :
town, in this County. found dead in his bed
last Monday morning presenting the appearance
of having been dead number Of days. He lived
slone in his cabin.
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. 4 Il u,

In this village. Sunday. May 18Th, OF Con
sumption. JoHN B. kiNe, 2nd. aged 40 years
April 90 h, in Dunkirk, Harden Co, o.. Mrs.
ANGELISE WooDs. aged p y aFs and 10 days.
The deceased and her husband j. II. Woods.
were formerly residents of Deerield, Poua e
County, Ohio.
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c. & =. R. Fs.

The receipts Of the c. & P. R.R. for April
1858 were as follows:
For Passengers. $19.792,34
For Freight & Mails sls,5s7, ,s2-s $50, $50, ,16
Receipts for April 1852,
For Passengers, Sl4 7e4.62
For Freight &C.. S9,oo9. .3a-S23 so4.o1
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WiND0W SHADES.

TJHOSE who are furnishing Paross can hnd eieenant
Oil Colored shades at the store IN CamPbellspore-
t.o from .,xo to three dollars pair, including cords
,...sls and rollers JOHN H. BOSTWICk & Co.
Jan. I. I853
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mNmmnan.

10 this ylage. on the 18th inst, by N. D. Clark
Esq, Mr.. MARTfs WApLEY, of Ny. State, and
Miss EMET B. WHEELER. of the former place.
At the residence of Gen. A. P. Granger, in
Syracuse, April %, R. F. PAisE Esq of Cieve-
place.
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TRANBY
A SPLENDID LOT OF
G. Z @ Is II z II q!

TOSEPH ALCORN. In Saifi's hnilding on
J posite the house, receiving the largest and
best selected assortment of clothing offered in this
county consisting of coats pants vests and Gents Furnish
ing Goods of every style aud variety, which he is deter
mined sell at prices which cannot a suit purchasers
Kayenna April lIth, 1855
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Burke was eminenily entertaining, enthusiastic
and interesting in conversation.
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Curran was convria deny: he scared into
every region, andwas at home in all.
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Lg7 Jesse Hutchinson died at the Water Cnre
est.blshment near Cincinnati last Sunday. His
braia Wa, diseased.
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Sl5.576.l5

The above figures show the affairs of this road
to be in healthy condition. The work on the
Wheeling Extension is rapidly progressing and
when completed. viii be one of The most impor-
tant Railroads in the Union.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

FEyRUNKS VALlSES 81 CARPET BAGS
"a A large supply just received atthe Eagle cloth
ing Sore and for sale cheaper Shan bo bought elso
where in The county call and Them.
CHA'S. GREENF!ELDER.
April 90. 1858.
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AZ q II I O. f.
In Op@r ation.

MNATTHEWs is now ready t, execute the finest
lvH Daguerreoype Likenesses of the present nge.
Having just purchaseda Quick Instrument he is able 10
produce Iikenesscs of Children in or seconds.
N. B--I ill have the best INSTRUMENTS the best
Chemicals md the best method of the hole aguer.
reulype ptocess and will fine and correct Like
any living Daguefreon: ,,,,
Raveniia, May B. 1853.
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Ravenna. May 9th. 1853.

EBLACK SILKS Now opening at H. l.
z 3 Days salananter store. large stock of black
sinks, which will be offered unusually low prices
also splendid assortment of black lace edging fol-
visetts and caPes very cheap; also, every yarley
dress trimmings buttons &C., sc.
T'avenna, May n. 1853.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

MUSLIN CCI.LARS.s-A benuilul assnrt.
rnent of Ladies' Muslin Collars Under Sleeves Bands
&C. for sale cheap at ii l. & r DAYS.
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Ravenna, May ad, 1853.


Annual Meeting of The Ohio TyomaH's
flights Ansociasien.
The First Annual Meeting of the Ohio Wonans Rights
Association will be held Rayenna, Portage Co. Ohio,
commencing Wednesday te25th of Nay next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ and continuing two days.
The object of this association is the removal ef the many
unjust and oppressive legal and social regulations from
which Woman, suffers; and which tend not merely to
prevent her fulfilling her destiny-by meeting her
responsibilities and performing her dutiebut retard also
the progress and development of the -.
The intelligence of the world is becoming awakened
to the evils many of those legal social and vocational
distinctions; and manhood well womanhood is de-
manding something better adapted the advancement
and welfare OF both.
The friends of Humanity and Progress earnestly ard
cordially invited attend the meeting and there discuss
the subject of true position in soeieher rights,
duties and responsibilities. ess5 ;.t
sALLlE B. GROVE, Secretary.
March 2sh, 1852
PoisINIrG.-Thousands of parents who use Vermifnge
composed OF Castor OitCaiomei NOT thai
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases. such
salvation, loss of sight, sakness of limbs, &c
In another column will be found the adv ertsemen of
Hobensacks Medicines, 10 which we ask the attention
of all directly interested in their well their chi
rens health. In Liver complaints and al disorders ari
sing from those of bilious type, should make OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills.
! W "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for 1Iobensack' S
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature ofihe Aroprelor ]. N. H0bensack
else genuine.
@ should be universally knOtcn-for it is strictly
true-tat indigestion the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysenery darrhGa cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH
Grated by indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptcs
think of it all who suffer from dsordered somachs and
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon ex
perence resort (don delay day. to Hoohands
German Btters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson which, as
IN Alternative curative and ygorant stands alone and un
approached. General depot, 120 Arch street We have
tried these Bcrs and Know that they excellent for the
diseases specified aboye.-Philadelphnu City Item.
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Exan,isiation OF fcaciisEs.
The third examination for this county, will occur
at Ftuvenna Monday, May %. As examinations u-usi
be public, and the Board determined not to meet
again. it is absolutely necessary that all Wishing
li6eates should be present.
BY order Of the Board
I22Dlw "A. NJ. EEATT, Clerk.
Eyr DR.. IL. Tubes will be ut the Prenfiss
House, "Wednesday and Thursday June 8; hand 9.h.
NOtice, 7-
Is hereby given, that petition win be presented to the
Hon Beard of Commissioners of Portage county their
june session, road commencing at the school
house. school district No. G. in Mantua township run
ming suuth eastery tos intersection with the road lead
ing from Aurora to Garrettslille.
d. 3. .LADD and Others. Petitioners.
NIantua May 4th, 1853. ,-r- l2l3-4w*
Notice.
The qualified electors OF the village of Rayenna are
hereby notified to meet at the Academy Saturday the
18th ist to vote for against assessment CT two
mills the dollar valuation of taxable property, within
the said village corporation. for school purposes.
GEO. MESSENGER,
s. S. A. (iILI1ETIs p Board of Education.
JOHN H. EBBERT.
Rarenna, May 7th, 1858. l219-3w
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STRAW GOODS.
4 9 8 81

4 EN-, X EXCELSlORs did mol come two
Il A weeks ago as I'VE expected, but We have them
now. Those who are in The habit of wearing white
hats i'll find suit them this lot CIiizens of
lhis town have had to go Cleveland to get good
beaver "formeriy." They rely on these as being
the best manufactured.
March 90. 1858. JAMES Twrrr g. ca
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THE OHIO STAR.

II Some new advertisements oane in too lat.
for Insertion this week.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE, -
To the Members Of the Farmers Mutual Insurance
Company of Portage County, Tie annual election of
Directors of tins Company will be held in Ravenna at
the Office of said Company, "Wednesday, The lat day
of June next. ses p. d. CONANT,
Secretary.
Ravcnna May 2i 1853. 12Ie-3w.
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N @ TIC f.!

NE USI-lN Edeings and Inser,Ings-
I'VE Wide Muslin Edging from TO 90 shllings per yd,
Medium and Nnrrew do do / to4 do
.Cambric and Muslin Inserngs
Flouncing Linen and Thread Laees. Cotton Laces. &c,
just rec'fa |. d DAYS.
Nov. 8. 1859.
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We shall keep assortment fresh and full through
out tie season and solicit examination from one
disposed TO purchase
N. B.-CasA paid for all kinds Of country produce,
or taken in exchange for goods at rates which will be
satisfactory.
Ravenna, April ], 1853.
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g lLK Veiveis-B lack. Blue Black, Green Blue Ma
= reon and Crimson silk Velvets, just reed at
Nov e. 1852. ii J. & X DAYS
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TENlN wARE.-A general sssor,msn. foe
~ saieat RAwaoks.
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C. & j. C. prentiss,
Dealers in Dry Goods. Groceries, Iron, &c.

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODSI
EUST received beautiful assortment and good variety
eB of the spring style of Bonnets. Also very
pretty ribbons match. The subscribers have COM
and Will receive in the ten dass their stock
of spring and goods We have spared no pains
the assor ,ent complete every department and
we will endeayor satisfy all may ia yor us with
call that willing to work for small pretits..,
C. & J. C.. PRENTISS.
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Ready for Operation.

YWyHE New Steam Grist Mill. IN Raven
ma, is now ready for operation. Farmers anu o,n.
ira will please call and examine SINE ams '0S'
srrahs"u "'''' =" L.PARMLEE & SONS.
r,,.,n, Aue. Q, 1859. llS0-i
Malice to Stockholders.