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

A CoLoNY OF tSEvAN HUNDRED LuNAr1cTs.-
At the last sitting Of the French Academy Of
Sciences, a paper on insanity was read by its au-
thor, M. Moreau, one of the physicians present.
The chiefobject of this pamphlet is TO recommend
the adoption in France. as regards pauper luna
tics, of the plan resorted to in Belgium.
ID. Moreau states tn lat in the village of Gheel,
insthat country, thereis colony of not less than
seven hundred lunatics, who are treated upon so
admirable asystem that they are perfectly harm
less, and live and labor with the same inhabitants
whose habits they acquire, and to which they be.
come SO attached that when cured they are fire.
quently unwilling to quit the place. These luna
tics are made useful in. agriculture and manufac-
tupes. aud consequently their cost is small in
comparison with ordinary lunatic asylums. The
origin this colony dated far back as the sixth
centnry andsi another veri6catona ofthe old adl-
dagethat there is sRething new under the sun. The
mode oftreating the lunatics at HanwelL near
Londonywas considered when first put in practice,
asa auoyelfy7 and yet Il was nothing but the
Ghsei Practice imperfectly carried out. It is on
lysnrprising that this improved mode of treatment
should have been deferred SO long in England;
and It Is now evident that tits capable of great
extension in it's application Within the last
few years onlys in that country, medical men have
ascerfained the possibility of so chasing and oc-
cuFying Mnatlcs as to render even the most vo-
Setof them comparatively tranquil and thussfa.
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cunr ros 1zr B1ooDy MuRRArN.--Mr. L.
Prayer, Of the town of Mt Pleasant. in this coun
", has communicated to US theway he cured sew
eral of his own and his neighbours cattle of the
bloody murrain; ard he thinks the information
will be of SO much service to farmers and stock
raisers that he wishes US to publish the cure for
their benefit. 1t is SIMPLY this; to pour down the
animals throat from one to three quarts Of new
milk, as soon as they manifest the disease. The
disease can be known by their lying down and
kicking and rolling their head as if in great pain;
soon bloou passes from them. He says in every
instance in which he has tried it. it has effected
speedy and permanent cure.-Racine Advocate. :.
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For fsle Spring Trade.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention of Mer
chants the county Of Poag and the trade
hand which additions daily Our stock
prses thing usually KEEP in Grocery and Provision Is
abshments, which prepared to sell low any
house in the county Being working men ourselves defy
Feeling grateful friends their liberal patronage
extended to U.S. them that we can offer them greater
The following comprises portion of our stock: ,s.
.r.-- COFFEE. E-.s1
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java. g..
UG AR ;, MOL s. AND S~YRUP.
N o. and P. K. Sugar; Granulated do Powdered do ;
Crushed do; and c. Coffee do; Double refined Loafsuga
New Oreaus Molasses; Crdenas do Green Stuars srup
Cloves Mutmsgs Ginger; Mpse; Box Mustard Can do
.aat .-.-aats FRUIT s.. 47+a fsaf
Boxes IN Rasns; & Layer do; Cluster do seedless do
English Walnuts Pea Nuts; Cocoa Nuts Lquorice Olive
Oil; Lemons and Oranges -, -. .... ~ +.
Young Eyson; Gunpowde Imperial; Old Hyson; Black;
=-.-.-- F S H --r...i .-g ----
Goldfish; Macnerel; whitefsh Trout; Pckere No. and
Kentucky Six Twists Sweet cavendish; Baltimore spun;
ef 5a ps
half spanish and common Cigars Snuff, &c. .,.s.. ~
SOAP AND ANDLES.
% Wasus sosp a sf 0 8 willis sh %
Can dles Sperm do; Stearine do; Talow do. - q -
Linsoed; Sperm: Lard Sweet s- a"., ,t- ~. 81.
SU RIES. ss...s.
Alum; Chalk; Rosin Tar Madder canddwick; whipping
twine Gordage; Indgo Pick1ss; @ sardaes Tpioca Mae
sup Carb soda Sal soda Tararic Acid; Whiting; Putty;
Flour Sulphur; oar; saltpetre; Batting; Spruce Gum;
Matches; Powde Candies saesatus; starch English split
Boxes Steel Pens Lead Pencils; States; Slate Pencs Mop
Handles; Faucets, &C. -F-t. -z-zst @
ROvISI Ms. '-,
Flour Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans; Dried Beef Lard; HAMS Shoulders; Pork Fish
Butter Tunips Peas; Corned Beef Cheese Ree
Pickles; onions Beets; Tongues; Maple Moasse, do su
gar: Honey, &c.
shall keep our assortment throughout the
solicit examination from disposed
purchase. ... =
N BCash paid fog all kinds country Produce
in exchange for Good at rates which will be satisfactory.
H. w. SMITH & co.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853.
KEY TO UNCLE TCM'S CABIN.
NHIS long anxiousy looked for work Mrs. Stowe,
i just received and for sale al - - -s..z.,
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cilitating the curative process. For chains
whips, and other means of correction, kindness
and intellgence on the part of the keepers have
been substituted, not only at Hanwell but also at
the Bethlehem Asylum. @ :. - : - - ,4
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New Arrival.

MRS E. T. RICHARDSON has just received another stock
WI bonnets, ehldrens fats, new style of Grape
ready made vsetes long mitts black lace veis
COLLARS and other goods too numerous to
menton to which she invites the attention of the Ladies'
She has received New York the latest sty
dresses and will be happy to wait upon all who
Rava Tupa
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N M. SOMERVILLE is receiving from New York, a
1s fall assortment of Ready Made Clothing that can't be
beat lin have mind to take it, by esab
lshment in these parts which he offers to the good people
Portage at very small profits for cash ready pay
warrant my clothing.
Also good assormen of cloths, cassmeres and vesngs
OF plain and fancy patterns which he will sell make
to order style to suit the various tastes
and at rates that can't fail to suit their pockets The best
workmen only will be employed. 80 II z-s=
Also every article of Furnishing Goods in our line such
ties handkerehefs &c. &c, All kinds produce aken but
must be paid down. sell better advantages and
buy cheaper deal All kinds work attended
to and got up in No style Cutting done short notice
Pecha Ga prime article Jeans Linen Tapc and inch
measures. Z . 81 EtfS a. az tEsk So
He will be found 3door of Les Block, nearly oppo
site the Bank, in Prentiss Block. " -'f',- =
Ravenna, April GOTH 1883. i.- - : .l-. .- 30Ttf :
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DAG[IERRE0TIPE LIKENESSES,

MATTHEWS ready execute the finest Daguerreo
WI Lkenesses ofthe Havingiust purchas
Quick instrument able to produce Likenesses of
children in or seconds 49,.
the best instruments, the best chemicals!
method Dagnerreotype and
will fine and correct kenesses living DaS
~ - +''-' -' w. b. MATHEWS.
Ravenna, May Is, 1853. ..s43 1. = ~ - If All .s
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CHAIRS. SASH AND BLINDS.

THE subscribers, successors OF McElwan & Arnold
determined, Notwithstanding the reports that ahoai,
continue the business and manufacture good pine window
Sash Blinds Doors, &c. Asokeep for sale general
sorent of Chairs and Cabinet viz: Grecan soa
do Windsor dining and oce chairs Boston
settees &C., general assortment Of bureaus, tabes
Stools bedsteads 6e Asobedsead posts, and table
for SALE All kinds turning done order The above work
will be made OF good materials by experienced workeh and
sold at low figures for the Ready. t-. tl{. .
We making preparations put In machine SoR
dressing flooring, siding and &c.
Ravenna February 9Th. 1859. {. -.-- ~ aoa
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@ DuTcHV AHEAD.-An old, plain-looking and
plain-spoken Dutch farmer, from the vicinity Of
the Helderburgh, in pursuit of dinner, the other
day. dropped in at the Excelsior Dining Saloon,
in Nassau street. Taking seat along side of a
dandy lssimo sort Of fellow-all perfume, NOUS
tachois and shirt.collar-our honest Mynheer or
dered up his dinner.
"WEat will it be, sir7'' asks white apron. sas5.
"You god goot corned-beef, hey?" says Dut-
chg. . ..
"Yes!" 1888 E. a.
s.You got sourkrout too, hey?' &s
"Oh, yes!'' a.. ,@,-s-s ...a v,.,.s-a ss-i~s .
"Vell, gif me some both!" says Mynheer.
Ofstarts white apron on keen jump, and pre-
senty returns with the desired fodder The sour
krout was smoking hot and sent forth its peculiar
flavor, evidently satisfactory to Mynheer's nasal
organ, and Vice versG to that of our dandy friend,
who after the dish had been deposited on the ia
BILE, and Mynheer was about commencing an at
tack on it, exclaimed S,,a55s-.
"I-a-say, my fwiend-a-are you going to
eat that stuff" -s:s 50 s
Mynheer turned slowly around, and looking at
his interrogator with evident astonishment, says
he. .-, .e,. ......> s.-. ~. = s'.
= .sEat it! Wy, of course eats it!''
"Well," says dandy, "I-a-would as lief de.
your plate of guano!" aI s.s"s@ e'a
'sAh, WE'LL" replied Mynheer, pitching into the
sourkrout with evident relish, "dat depends al
tcgedder on hoao uon vas brought up!'' .
Dandy looked kinder caved in, and we left with
the opinion that Dutchy was one ahead =
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bargains! Bargains i!

TINE stock of goods in SrAcEys well known Fancy Store,
Cleveland assigned for the benefit of creditors
the closing the and have
Stock remaining unsold Book Store in Ra-
@fbj 1885
large of Perumery and toilet articles Shawls
Combs Ribbons, Dress Buttons Sachels, Vioins,
Guitars Bows, strings sheet music, and
great Of Fancy Goods numerous to mention.
Most of the do keep and do not in
keep sale my Store and hence it is desirable to
clear this stock possible am instructed to
SELL posueg New York prees without adding the cost
in order to close the concern speedily As
will strictly this presents
opportunity obtain useful and desirable articles at cheap
ssf-t
L would invite the of Pedars and country Mer
and elegant Stock of perumery and other
arcrs which here be attained cheaper and better than
they get them in New York.. - - =.
Call at Book Store and examine these articles
'SH.sa tas17-5.& -sse' !s ss L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April II, 1853 +..-t .i - r. o.
ia LBS. POWDERED GUM ARABIC, received by ~ ~
A --:E &. s-,s /
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G. HUMMEL'S ~

premium Essence of Coffee
rs FOUR TINES CHEAPER than Coffee in the Grain.
Eight Premiums have already been awarded to this
for its fine and delicate favor and its clarifying
health giving qualities. 5z.1 -.F,s.g ..l...-1.-
CAUTIoN-As there many limitations, and such
bear the of Hammel, would caution dealers and the
public in general to be careful making their purchases
this the genuine article to which medals and number
of diplomas have already been awarded ~ =.
FOR SALE BY H. W. SMITH & CO., RAvENNA. IL
IOURE Dry White Lead; also best quality Zinc Paint
i april 90 sale at SwIFT's
nSG0OD'S Cholag0gue, McKenzies Febrfuge, Sills Fe
~ yer and AgIe Remedy, Cholagogue Tonic, Wynkoops
Fever and Ague Vegetable Specific Davis
Bitters Hutehing's Dyspepsia Bitters Task's Ointment
&c. For sale by .=s#fa - ST. !. SWIFT.
0oC YARDS ofthose superior plain chambray ginghans
q one shilling yard, just received at l. DAYS
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! 71Sold 81 ArfiIfcial Means.

ssG-d oszE#s -
The following article, translated from ! Paris
Journal h going the rounds OF the american pa
pers: ses z.z
ssaM Theodore Teifsreau has laid paper be-
fore the Academy Of Sciences at Paris. in which
he asserts that be has produced gold BY artificial
means. He believes there are very few siuple
substances in nature, and considers the forty
metals now assumed 20 be such, are in reality
compound ones, probably ofone radical with some
unknown body, hitherto not studied, but which of
itself alone modifes the properties of the forty
bodies, which in reality there is but one.' He as
serts he has discovered this body, by which the
radical is converted into gold.n e kz.ssss-s=sz
In relation to the above discovery, we would re-
marx, that Dr.. ]. B. Dods. of New York city,
claims priority. After lecturing in Washington
city In February, 1850, by written invitation
from Clay, Webster, Houston, Rusk, and Others,
the substance of what he there delivered was inn
mediately published in volume of Twelve Lee
lures by Fowler & Wells, Of New York, and en-
dorsed by the letters of these distinguished states
men. szssss 81 =
In 1851 DR.. Dods was again at Washington,
when Mr. Clay remarked in relation to hts Sew
enth Lecture, "If what yon have contended for
be true, that there are no simple substances in
nature, then gold is not simple substance, and
why do you not artifcially produce it, and politi
cally and religiously regenerate the world!'''-
Since that period DR.. Dods has been almost con-
stantly engaged in studying and experimenting to
produce gold by artificial means. In his list ex-
pertinent in February, 1853, he succeeded in pro-
ducing gold in all its qualities save one. This he
has frequently spoken of to his friends and it was
published in several papers before Mr. Teffereau's
article appeared
DR.. .Dods, we are assured, has now accomplish
ed his task, and can produce gold equal in quality
to any found in California, but the process is slow
This he Is now laboring to overcome. and he
thinks that in less than year he will be able by
the assistance of ten mems labor to manufacture
one, if not t.0o tons of gold per day! Tefereau
"belieyes there are very few simple substances in
nature." DR.. d. believes there are none; that is,
in a solid or visible state. In all other respects
hecoincides with tile Frenchman in his state
ments. y zsae< z~s-ss 'a ss'e7'. s'szs--
.,As'the above is the most astonishing discovery
Of the age, and as the question as to priority may
hereafter arise, the Doctor requests editors thro-
ont the United States, and also in France and
England, 10 publish the above as an act of justice
to both parties. -Ezcb. 9, =
Z
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DRUGS. 1888. DRUGS,

$SEp
A LARGE and fresh assortment Of Drugs Paints, Oils
N Dyes, Groceries, Brushes. &c. ...<.-.-. -....-
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
Ravenna, June 1853 .=. J. SWIFT. e
GOO soda; 100 b. putty bladders 25 b kegs zinc
paint in o polishing purity for marble bottles chloride
lime; bronze, gold leaf, &c. - scr - 8
SPONGE great variety; Twine linen and coon bottle
wax; corkscrews corks of every description.
Bstering tissue; Seidtzs powders
EXTRACT of cammomie aconite quassia rhubarb, hops
and vaenair syrup iodine iron; phosphate lime; pure cod
liver o chorid zinc morars, wedgcwood and proceain
trusses; syrilIges, glass and metal; thermometers.
FLAvoRNe EXTRACTS Mace, nutmegs mustard; powdered
cinnamon, cloves, alspice and pepper. i .s.-..
so ct tea coffee black tea chocolate rice, fana
corn starch raisins, crushed and grained sugar.
EsRosE PINK paris green, chrome blue,
tque, ultra marine, emery, smas sand paper. 5t -
Bird seeds, fish bone &c. s-s-s.- -.s.t e !.
hair restorative; Katharon; Phalons nvgo
raor Tricopherous; hair tonc hair dyes oils perumery
fancy soaps, &c. II. ~ .-- ..;.
nARLEYs Heave Remedy, a fresh supply at I|--~' q
II June 1853. E. :. = i a- =. = = Sw1FT's 8
OOLBS. Superior Rhubarb Root, for sale at sse- 4
sOU June 1853. Sw1rr's.
IT Sc ZINC PAINT! 1T Will go further than white lea
~ and 1s now cheap. at --ag sz- fs.-.E SwIFT's,
nURKEE'S Baking Powder, Corn Starch, Extract Coffee
IL a fresh supply ustreceivedby 5a.R 1.-SWIFT.
HARRIsON'S Hair oil, Hair Dye, Phiocome Hair Beaut
III fer. Cologne. &e.s aForsaeat z5s AS SWIFT's.
MINERAL PAINT - Ovc Drab and Chocolate colors
fl t.se be mixed with Othor paints give
oeifty colo rs. Arg so. l. Swtrr. agent
lOrfLI- ,hERS sseIce
~ August 1853 -.st ~ 49,. T.. at Sw4FTs.
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Pamphlet Literature.

r.- =, Pamphlet Literature.
THE and largest of Pamphlet Literature
entertaining and unexceponabe in tone and influences
embracing works from the of T. s. Arthur, Mrs Grey
Pickering, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Mowa Charles Lever and
distinguished offered in this market,
ea fonnd 1T .a.a nov 16. Halls Book STORE.
CTATION ONERY.A fne assortment for saeat = -
y Nov. f6 HALL,s Book STORE.
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"A MoosLrGHr LovER,-We will te Ii the joke
but call no names, 80 .sa
IA young man was promenading the streets of
Portsmouth last night before the moon went
down, and overlook a young lady in span new
dress of the latest fashion in material and make,
and whom our promenader took to be one of the
finest if not tie finest formed women he had ever
seen: Portsmouth is proverbial for the beauty of
its females; but this specimen he thought was the
most charming. He followed her on at a respect-
full distance, determined to find out where she
went, with a view to make a profitable investment
Of his affections and small talk in the form be-
witchingly3 enveloped in the silk and lace that
were sweiled and rounded out by her graceful
proportions. 1-s'zt=< -. .s sa'-s-7-a 'F
Here they walk along High street, there they
turn downa cross street, up another, and so on,
through several of the highways and by ways, un-
til from the monotonous sameness and distance of
a certain tread behind her, the beautiful young
lady with. the Hebelike form quickens her pace,
and at length reaches, and stranget say, goes in
atthedoor of the very house the promenader him
self lives in.5 Il ., s. isz-.T - .=.s ii 4
He follows her in-no harm to follow one in
one own house-the entry is nearly dark; he
. -
sees her form dmly, like that of an angel in twi-
light; she is SO exquisitety moulded, has such a
splendidly full rounded neck and shoulders; he
cannot help what he does; her astonishing lowell
ness has completely overcome his sense of pru-
dence and proprety; his arm encirces her waist,
and an impulsive movement more, plants burn
ing kiss upon two of the most delightfully."- ripe,
mellowspouting lips that ever said sweet thing
OF sang sweet song. She, ofcourse, shrieks; q
servant runs with lamp from the parlor, and our
promenader is discovered with his sister, the Belle
of--street, in his arms. He had often kissed
his beautiful Sis, but never before in the charac-
ter Of lover. ara-s sg- asa".
New the corollary from the above is this; the
women Classics and grown ones,) of Portsmouth
cannot be surpassed for beauty and grace in the
world, when brother don't know his own sister
in new dress. ~ Portsmouth, (Va.) Globe.
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Ra VIENNA, April 18th, 1853.

KEY TO UNCLE TCM'S CABIN.
THIS long anxious looked for work Of Mrs. Stowe,
i just received aud for sale at -.:ez..
Rayenna, April 18Th, 1853 HALL's Book e1pHE.
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LANE 81 FOSTERS
.mifmre ANA Chair Ware.ROOIm

Furniture and CHAIR WaFe~KOOm.
E best assortment Furniture and chairs offered in
i Ravenna, can be hadat the well known
- " = SHOP OF G.. LANE, aS CO.
The subscribers into the Furniture Business very
extensively and prepared to furnish customers
with Furniture Of the very and latest styles We have
hand splendid assortment of EASTERN WORK. such as
Sofas Lounges Mahogany spring seat Parfor and Rocking
chairs, Cane wood seat chairs, Mahogany and
Card We also manufacture Mahogany
bedsteads styles large extenon dining tables,
dining abes common and fancy wash stands candle
dressing tables &C. We also, make order, book
cases. writing tables and office furniture OF allkinds
wishing buy good article of Furniture, will do
well call and examine work, before pnrchas
will inspection All work warranted. s
Turning of all descriptions done to order short notice.
Collins, of all szes kept hand tsGs }Hs @a711
Ware Room, up Stairs, one door East of Clarks $
Carriage Shop. e1 - -. Z. - =. =.
Ravenna, July 18th, 1853. 4ecn LANE & FosrER.'
V0tV FEET of Walnut, Cherry and Whitewood lumber
wanted in exchange for Furniture LANE & FosTER
w samfeGl. -s~-sss,
A HAND to work on all kinds Of Cabinet Work; good
N wages will be paid Apply to. LANE & Foster
EEaE~ss Stock Fowls +E%g
THOX & WILLIAMSON offer for sale pairs of early
T. Chicks of the Buff Red and Black Shanghai which the!
think the country in point weight
beauty plumage All those who desirous securing
good birds requested to call and examine stock
importance all who engaged
stock of kind to be and good Stock for such vii
pay the best the experience of all goes to show s
don they shall exhibited competitors pre-
mums either the State County Fairs during the presen
year. . ,s-- - .st.s 'e-= - '.t--- 80 F#
Ravenna, July o5. 1885, 7s-.E r. -.~'ia -s.s zfa1
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New NTiIlinery and Dress Making

- New NHaAf1&fy stkAN DfCSS NAA AhHeSs.r .r's
MRS. c.. RICHARDSON, would respectively Inform the
M Ladies Ravenna, and vicinity that she has now opened
shop Millinery and Dress Makiug and has just received
direct all the fashions for Dresses MaI
tas and Chdrens clothing, with splendid assortment of
Bonnets French Lace Belgrade Excelsior; ALSO Shired
Gloves Frenth collars; Under sleeves Chemisets with
many other Goods numerous to mention She will sell as
low as can be purchased elsewhere of the quality
Cutting and fitting done short notice Dress makers
supplied Ladies' please call and examine for
yourselves. ..t1. : 3 .Ee.-5ss -: -1s.
Shop at residence, two doors from Judge
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Hatch, On Main stree

7a Hatch, Oar Main Street, .;er =
AS received his spne supply of medicines paints oils,
Ii and dye sus, and is prepared supply pure dry
lead, lead ground spirits turpenne lnseed brushes
&c. and builders s right kind Of terms The
medicines usually called for Doctors supplied usual
very low cash, being the motto. tf4l2
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Mill Saws.

TUST received the New Hardware Store, few Of those
eD celebrated steel Muey Saws, of Warra d Co.'S
Also, supply Sash Saws from
6h quality, which offered at prices that
fail to suit, for ready pay l--& ss-7 E s8s
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CAB RIAGES.
COLLlNs HOUSE SALOON.

HE SUBSCRIBER has been to the OF rcnng aAd
l. furnishing the Saloon under the Collins House, and
ready to wait customers little Mint Juep,
thing in his line. He will keep all kinds Of the choicest
uofs Pes Oystsrs Sardnes Ice Cream Lobsters Pckec
Tongues and everything in that line, which be got
short notice. ... e.. -. n u
Call at No. g. Hole in the Wall Main street, Ravenna g.
Aug. Il.--tf t..-.t. -f'"t OSCAR r. HEVERENCR
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= -
(AP, Letter, Commercial Bath, Paris folio post, count
" ing house, b tissue and drawing Paper Bristol board
for sale the qure
at low pricesby ..,.a ..at4 .r5.trg d. LtTTLE.
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~ LBS. POWDERED GUM ARABIC, received by . =
I'D August 1859, - +s.-s t.sas l. SWIFT.
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Stock Fowls,

w sA I'M ted =s~--ess@
HAND to work on all kinds Of Cabinet Work; good
n wages will be paid. Apply to LANE G. FosTER
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10. ~ J. PARMELE,
Clock and Watch Maker, Silver Smith and Jewer, in
LttlesBook Store, Ravenna Ohio where will befouDd
good of Watches, Clocks, Jewey and Fame
Goods. .rs
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New Books.

ARKERS series OF School Books, recommended BY
Portage county Examiners. Also, all the varieties Of
hoe Books used in the schools In this region for sale
Nov.16. -. .s Halls BOOK SToRR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-12

LEAD PIPE AND CISTERN PUMPS
OF quality and cheaper than have been heretofore
sold in this County, by .i - E.. T. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-12

III. L.. DAY, ..
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods the Public Squar
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