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Msoltdi.

AMERICAN FLUID MAGNESIA-sn indi-Pen'a-
~ lie ocos. sumner Msd,.s. asrseabls % ase peeiry
safie females lnd dFsn removes .ed y o. he go.
No iriy be Wos; weather In b''te' - = Ad
''A'' !" DC HoLsRo6Kf MARTIN Co. No 81 Broaisa-
CHRONIC DIsEAsEs.-The most iuyeterate al
u ICY. re1,ved general, cured BY method Of uessneut
oc.oo. A .nd5PM
THAMES CURED The following Is taken rom
scot-s Weekly -Def1ss-We uui'fstnd that the success
Lch has lowed re Of srras Acoustic Oh 70 cases OF d~ii
Sfos cs.. eTe CO.. eeisd boeee.s n, medicine
Iou al ps'ts u the o.lnir, u a.p. " o'.s' .as -
i' ~. e y, w...r. D. SANDS 20 100 Fuoust waere
1920 eS can h.. a u5,.d ~ De- - u srat
I1OIRAIDr LIQUID HAIR DYE - positively
" WITHOUT eIeepuon or ervson ne very 2s Eyer a,saird
.usr.pse co. This o. me San eIlr-s 90
tyts n re sur 90 ovts, SD ao','si POI ss s,r
to1led G0t RAU6s rALIAN MEDIC Nso SOAP ., Sara 5
s e4 us:' Pcs bRs 81 BILE apSoe. 'ooss'
Ia. spd ip. hR Gloss RES OR,IiYr aae LILY Wife
Foura Only Dr. GOURiCB I'D s'.Aa'asd L'''oS W VA
AIRS ALLENs WORLDs HAIR RE>IORRR s
w r Dye ana contains Be eeou' Ingredient Il .rsi
... a. 10 n.thea and restore s spp I'd
c n, directon. me hair color curing
&C. sp.s,.. nv irvortins the skn muse e.
and roots Of the bar prey. n he bar ON ns cp'e Sia
BEAD daDus scadhe4d aay epeou Of he nsd See NeYo:
CarCl advertisement see 81 per bottle 20, SAFE S
,e rineea. e o Il - No 10 A.s, House ad No. IT'S
,DROOF POSITIVE and SURE.-We have sold over
q coO hottie, Of WlNsLONs Soothing syrup ne past
,.s, We b. eve he~ medicine IN the Foud FOR Children
f,.,hnr or Tor the cure Dysntery ard Darrh chir-e
Tsethng otns cause u nves nnser'
In above stated relief neda~ ard aro ute
" CURTIS PERKINS, Drnggs- Ses-fois
by 3OYD Paul No " Cortardst- C. KIM eofn-rof
Johr.t and Broadway. " d CRUMbIE No ,s b3weD >@v-
sor ard HANt- Nos rs Fulton ard 70 Auancs's, bfoos
Iyn Price IS eerts Bore
ArtW YORK PkIVAtE LilNG-lN INSTITUTE
~ cor Of 9Th and sft ts- Wsmsha'zh hy D. iolhhS
r,e .,sninins Physician n. Coronels u Nes-fors
nROC g GRAHAM, proclaim
Aa ny will force the Nn'sk-rs 70 Mus'aehes 70
weeks VII or inJare tie
.lr Th. puff but plan sct as tsl wi show u y.
OF the ~ X o. bkAtANl No >"
Anu. AID all DIuszss Brooklyn Mrs 4aJ's No rs IN toa
CANDS's SYRUP of HOARliOUND and VEIEIA-
Colds CorsunPuoos sod wholesale and
sASD-> Maurnou1 Dnls No II jaine--i
VX1HAT HORSE-OWNEkS have long aud s'rlolsy
w ~.utes inmsut e--lsly SLATED - TIE 'i'-
d.. his the i.i @
Or New Med al Charm tho most ~oui-ri1 n-
tic public Il h~ay-r nuiif"iy,
O and ofa--. and work ~ hof-
s,l- 10 bottle. 81 - sot-n sn- can MY -
"a a. retail Of Doctar No 40 brUad~.y mo nae
'.esnpo obsn-d Thu. iemsdy va norsOsn~1
for The Medca l.rn u 4hf -na -
.l,. B-Mr Lane Murray AM West. Cured hof-- IA eS
md Mr. Nm Radfor sho'sa Erss u
30 D. We-t purchased splendid toe nat badly inur-d
s,s .pd worth $50 Tier ss- aIyhns ne
y No.
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CAMDEN and ANBOY RAILROAD 70 PHnA
~ DELPHIA-p-un Per No Worth RIVER feet Of Ss'-s-y ,ee
fvo nee da y 70 ard n Aecrmr,ocsrnn lzne
4 ss~snis.r TRENTON Scsta Anoy theoce ~ eas
sodeniovu ADD sesnbost STOCKTON 70 Pe.seepHs ~
- E1r1--. Lrr- :. P. ~ sreareSs; JOHN PvTIss
suhoy h-ne. si-.ct 70 C.Se. Th-v-ss n Wv
3 Rerurnnx Phi Lsi-p ks a. 10 A N. sId2P "
BUFFALO. CORNING AND NETWORK RAIL
- ROAD-YyrESslOS 70 AVON sPRISGs AID CALEDO
kA,-ETpr-s C5rz;ns IS NJ a-~.1ey =
re .-vE q The Day EKYre- u Se<fort and awe. aVes
syr-n ~ ~ Rstararg caves Avon n AID oo1n-cs
Pm
n TIns eav.s corlrr NJ ard ,-vessi iFon a. iok A.
EerIrlna Avon P NJ Sonrectss u ne 49,
kzl-sss a. SewTork sb0gt 20 A. n
= Read - ero1S and .v-rxrs from Re Ne-f
scc ke Railroad 6Iectv synss the met co nfor.ae
40 szpecs-l q L St EY OK % IA; o.kce
TnToa.h ese,s ua New fors Be Vsvis1d coseszs nc
t-1r pFsIr-. - Ns<y AID Ee IA 70 { O1ce f'
Dane $50 eke- 9Th. siOvs nssd Sst rs o SesYorf
J. GFDFIFLD s1serrtendent
srrer-tebesrf. Oce BgfLlo co'rs "a Sssfsrs RAoed
CorIil< July =. izsa
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Cfturslcns.

Wftnr5I0U9.
CHFAP BAY EACUkSiON-tAhEO NLl iStc
upeor ARMENIA will make al Excursion
a. through tn. Nuows to the Lower Va, land
Tr', an keypcu Leave tho foot OF
Cb,ub.rs al Renm'Ds leaves Union at oci cS and
80, h. r dark THIS tro ahoas uI
view Of HAbor Of Newfors add decidedly the cheap
al and excursion Of the sc scn nOn Toe ne"
"a. properly Of the Florence aGd heyoo Company
situated on The shore. directly opposite tho Nsro~s
GRAND EXCURSION and CELEBRATION 10
So l6N3-Oinnbnses aud Will
the Nilhsrufgh SIDE
nd hr Is, aud Cemetery Ferry half hour during
Ne dry commtn before 9 O'Clock.
On hs dsy the the west side Of tsSe VIII be offered
Enn ST Terms Ten Dollars on zach Lot al ne
tim of nuhaso the haene s. month paynent Persons
Themselves the opportunity 10 pachase these Lots
vcud 4 I'll Ia be the grourd early
provided for Lot owners and s Others ree OF
~ al M roon Mu.c the ground throughout
edav public respectfully invited 20 participate IN the suN
ties Of he oecsScn. a NJ sr
corner Of Cbathan-si. ~ ord HOGAN on the prcn.es
WIN " q ANDREWS \ J =. kENDELL
Should she weather stormy the Exclusion Will take
place h. fIs;i sir day theI, aner
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The Editorial Convention, the tn Of September NJ
Flrnux 10 one in which AL the craft 10 Western Nsv
York have Al immediate personal interest
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will advertised weather permit Ie
al. be IT. convey al parts OF TIE en-,
persons forbid t bosi seeouni 81 the O~neS
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of WhitehallC--
- sVNMTR ARRANGEMENTS. Fare st cents. To ouARAN
ZINE srAPLETON VANDERBILT LANDING On A9t sfsr jug
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,I,oLIpo. NoRwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL


ROAD-soru,ns connection With The AeniE>s soe.a-Ln
the Lsks shore and SeyeA And
Railroad orly Rs osd LIE between the Eat AID "
fhs Ard meet expeditions route eefweea te'n es S~s
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On ard seI MONDAY May le PseEse- Tsrs WI e.'s eJ
SUNDAY. excepted - follows;
Accommodation 81 u NJ seprlag - Al rAt.or. 81,
p-y Erpre IS NJ Stopping oay - Fre. oe-sTe A'1
r,yile AID Sor<Ah.
1ou-uevile <o~2k and Obe-1h
CLEvtLASr-
Day Esr;.- AZ 10 NJ, Stopping OnJ =; S11~Lh Mon S>
BeLsv1s nd srerssr-
kseazr o. Ssfiou ~ 10 A N sopras =; - s--fors .
S'shf IS NJ fupPrs oEy a. Obeis ST~Ak Aor
seville Bellevue sd fr-nont
cfsICrLY
q Acaix1 >Cuf1rn and N-cer- irdars
R.,osd 10; ChcAso and nro1sh Ccfo nd aos
So s.osl ID llDos RIVER frEs ne % 81
l..
$50, Cr, sKrirxaed. Daytcn CnclH1s; nta.poAs sc
A. Ycr,re xh u Asasae1 and ><aessT RAfo>t ief
,ieThv Courst.s KAzesvis y ~
ItGr.-sa wiA Of Cleveland Cotzbas ard cInc-1-- Hs
o., "a fo- q zulbaS CrlcinnAr src ssrcns
Lake shorr faa
p. a 4.o nd Ats1y. and fr Ne -lors Dunk-k "a
- - Plr-ss1rxh RAr0> tr Prseaxe "a -e---
ri. Ia -zcse 40 W .InssoE CITY q PhIL--Ts' sSP-
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STAGE -
HsEhs Line ID connection Win TINS oos
An are forbid trusting this Scat account OF ne owners
UGUST. lS53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
~ HOase Highland DOes Port Wshinston Mount. soe
own Oocts Nddstuwu REQ Bsnks TIE and sreode
uesne GOLDEN GATE, Capt Lte ~ cave Pier toot o.
srbi n Rs olo~s. Fare = cents
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Scots Weekly -Deaf1sSWe md tnd ,ha the success
lowed The Acoustic Oh 70 cases OF d~i
A.usr- tols4ts q uerons H1sns been cur
hoDee. tn. calls Tor This medicine re
ton all parts cllnirs. hns. behave the PAY are
be " that II parsons All
al OF M.ssr- d. SANDS 20 100 Futon~t wleEe
: - l.. ..L- l- tn
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-pyVF NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITEE
srAItS MAI. STEAMERsThe ships eouIpOsns this hne ara
PACIFIC. Cspt. Nye.
BALTIC, Capt COiLstOo .

Inc following .,..,. -
ATLANTIC. Capt West PaClKlC Cspt NJe.
spCTiC Cant. lace BALTIC, Capt Co,Lstoos
stDRlAIN.
built contract,
ric, Ever taken IL their construction ssc
e strength and speed and Their odsion
m are uneaualed e ard comfort Price of
ye Tou York Liverpool IN hrs c.bn $40; 10 Second
al 500 from LivePc-
experienced ssnbeetc
.ip No berth secured untii paid loI. -. ,.,-,,,
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u,HL RRITIsII and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAI

efcNftN unTlI TlIu
An board
ships Will not be soco1n.he Tor od Vef
,rlou Metals, his
dnp are sssed the value expressed
f'' ""e'' '" f~e~ ~ j. CCNARD No. Bowling Green
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0elss o. Anrli9n.

A. ~ MERwiS. AucroDeer.
,ANGS, BROTHER & Co-T'rsde Sales Rooms
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4 MEXICAN FLUID MAGNESiA-sn ndisPensa-
~ lie coo. sur uer Medcle. asrlelbls . ase pecliir
sar;sd children acid - % the 81 M
sci dyspepss ard 'ck neiacn
No FANNY BE W0- weather. In bjites - = d
g ctl,s-to be hsd q ~ Orussfs -
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NETWORK ana NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

~ New SUMNER ARRArGEMENr.-Juy r. sS
and ii 80 A N 1 AID SEP NJ. Ths4P N Expressed e
ireenwsh kAgre.; a - M AID VI Inc a g.I
and Bridgeport: the S P. NJ Ncr~4i snd BRIDGEPORT
Chester and Nor sst-sPee- AeeouIoodaion tam
a%A NJ ard oi5P A. for SOwss sHd 's % and 40 r To-
For Bosros VIA Hartford Springfield and woresseEIpre~ Aft
VI and 7. NJ. The stops Hartford Railroad Me,see
Berlin Mddeto~n, Hartford AID srrnssed Ihe r " %
yo CohnsSf,eu River Raosd-EIpIes a. 50
F Aeon the Ne Haven Hartford and sprs
ieid Rsirosd-Al li.o A NJ srd P NJ
For Canal RsIvsd-Ats NdllS9 NJ Accommodates 70 We.
Eo New Haven New. Lcbdln Rsosd-As 81 . 'ors1el
FOR Housstone Nsusaiei RalrosS-Ais A VI Ano r
Ts.,ss To- NV Y5ss From New Hsves-keeouarnedsss :.
Fror NcruAt sni Port che-sr-sDeeA AceounoaSn IL
ron NorwAi 545 and IL 80 NJ from Port Chester - IN
as,ss@Sew H.v.n jul, lass 6Eo W WHISTLER j. supt
uI-DSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. Arrange
usnt-T-aus Chsnber-s eauy 'c' Albany md rro,
Sxprrs. Tram tsroHcs N heu eesn-e nf s,,n fsss
eships SusAo Montreal eeoeh and N.saa t@s 5; ~
MAJ ran NJ Through Way Tram. "a 5a.@PA
Express Tram ? h.-AeeouInocsror tr1r r NJ
FoiTAIryio~p aiuP.M ,opu
for Poushk-epae, Way Psenser Trans a. AN Ii 80
bon Ch1ntest and Way, Fssst AID P-ense; IrAr 81
yos Psels.inalcAM NJ, 245P.N ,sdsPA
The Tsry,own Peeksal and roasnrsepss Trans rcr & al es
fs.ssset. ..lsa cA.r o.nA Garage 81 and 500.
en- Or N ''' A-''1' Eb1rSb French ssFerr,enaen,
CCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN, via Central Railroad ..
y N.xJ.rsy and Anpton ony 10 mis- b. stare ever
GOD rosd On I'D sfes jay cave twss eAy :: an N =
~ Contra Se~ hampton ka-e through e u
hous For tcssts .pry 1919 nJr htp-es ~ -
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CHRONIC DIsEAsEs.-The most in


- re.ved, cured ~ method OF ueAsne
funded oiogoa md paiOsA pnlcpe- sad ~
ph osor h, OF health srd no - Ho~ai between
ocer. A NJ
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- Z
y N.xJ.,., .nS New Ampen orly 10 NILS ~
- ,,.S On snd July daily a. NJ sd
sy steamer RID JACKET, from PEI No Nora RIVER theres
fGe through e ~ Trc
= = ron, Scr tcsr. .ppy HOPES Express Ofce. Nc :.
s-osus, or or hcsrd ne HOPES Expire. sonSss
to.~ tn. Inc.
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ENXTRA STEAMER for NEW ORLEANS aud
II HAVANA-Tie L. Mail ;. COMPANY VII dispatch on
the fine Steamer FL DORADO al :
otE 81 r nom Wauen.t. Pier Eesht taken TO NEW-OR
Ii Havana s0d be
..nr.d ON srpiesion AZ No III Msstst ~ q. ROBERTS
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L1OR BOSTON. va NEWPORT and FALL RIyth

The splendid superor steamer BAY STAT Capt "n
arour ard EMPIRE STATE CAPT sensmib b.yton leave
Alternate days Sundays e1cep Cd from PieI No z the
Both Newport escn The steanes
aTATE NASE Capt Thos O. jNett TO- NeEp port On Tues
dAys Saturdays ccOcs the morning R1n
Newport atTuae 81 A NJ tof f-sht
.pply on board at the Office on Pier 20. g.
ON 10 Bs~on i Forwarded through with iispaieh
s,p. freisht BORDEN Agent Ms 70 aid II Nestt
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of
all -os hivis
n afrot be- of fors g.
81
eel ,s.ss. ''' ~ % GAsKIsL ysScOrr A~na-vaD-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-14
A Complete System Of Garment Cutting!
FOR ONE DOLLR.

Entered according to Act of congress in the yen 1882
by Thomas Fl. Whitmore. in The clerks Office Of the
Ohio)
HNHE SCIENCE of garment cutting reduced
IL to system of easy practice, by Thomas H..
WhItmore, inventor of the geometrcal breast measure
scales for drafting garments by which person of
dnnry capacity learn in few hours, to draft and
any kind of gentlemens GARMENTS by carefully ad
herring the rules laid down in the books of nstruc-
tions and diagrams, which book contains large
engavngs 7a by lOi nches ofthe diagrams of the
rious parts of garment fully delinented. including
dress and frock coats sack and pnnaloons
vests and circular cloaks &c also full of geo.
metrcn scales of the various sizes of the breast
ure from 10 to A inches inclusive. with full directions
how to measure correctly The whole is plain and easy
TO comprehend that is in fact sefnstructor in the art
ofcutting garments.
For sale by, THOMAS H. WHITMORE,
I23T-3m Practical Tailor,
pss6eld Portage Co, q.
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AND PITTSBURGH
EsAEL ROAD.
Sa as T: s;=:.s=:.s
CHANGE OF TINE.

CHANGE OF TIME.
0N and after Monday, November 18th 1883 Pas
~ senger trains run daily, (Sun,lays exceptedl as
follows:
Leave Clevelaed at 900 A M for IIudson Ravennn
Alliance and Wellsvlle, stopping at all intermediate
stations: al $3.50 nj for Alliance stopping Hudson
Eareviiie and Ravenna only; and As NJ for Ra-
VIENNA, stopping at all way stations
Leaye Ravenna at Is A NJ for Cleveland stopping
at all way stations
Leave Alliance l2 80 PM for Cleveland stopping
at itavcnna, E:arlville and Hudson only.
Leave Wellsville 800 p NJ for Cleveland stop-
ping at all way stations.
COME CTToNS.
The 90 A. M. Train from Cleveland connects al
Ravrnia with coaches for Warren nj Alliance with
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Canton alass
ion and Wooster, Bayard with Railroad for Carroton
Minerva and Waynesburgh; al Wesve with stenn-
ers Winchester and Diurna for Steubenyille Wheeling
and points the Ohio River
FOR PITTSBURGH
The 900 A NJ and 100 P M trains from Cleveland
connects at Alliance with o. & r. r. H. for Pittsburgh
For PHILADELPHIA. Baliinaore and Washington
The 9:00A NJ nnd 300 p M Trims from Cleveland
connect with the & and Pensy vana Central Rail
roads, and passengers can go through direct to The
The 1890 NJ Train from Alliance connects with
rains OF . p r from Pittsburgh, Canton Massil-
ION, wooster and intermediate stations and arrives IN
HIeVeland IN time TO connect with the Cleveland and
ioledo hailroad for Sandusky, Toledo Chicago and
the Northwest with the Lake Shore Railroad for Dun.
Rirh. bnialo a , and New York and with the c &
Karoad Tor Columbus, Cincinnati, Gallon Indianapo-
lis and stations on Beontane and Indiana Railroad
The 300 N Trnin from WeIlsvile connects with
% %'fs ~ from Steuhenyille and Wheeling: ut Alliance
win u p X from the west, and arrive in Cleveland
| South. ~ Aoi 'ho I-as'' west ana
he Trains connect both wo,,s with tho e,,,,.,,
1anesve y and Cincinnati Railroad at Hudson for Cuv
ahoga Falls, Akron D. nSlinton, &c. De'' o'''
JOHN DURAND SUPERINTENDENT
Seeuperintendents Office c. e. p. r. r.
- Cleveland, Nov. II, 1883
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TO THE rAsHroMABLE.
A. 30 u G HE

A. BOU CHE,
Late Foreman to Mr John Gs Boot Manufacturer.
9kaN HAS ,mm enced the boot and shoe manufactur-
EE9V ing, one door South of the C ourt House, and
q. would solicit share of public patronage and
hopes from his long experience the business, to give
full satisfaction all who may be pleased patronize
him. He intends manufacture the following kinds:
Genflemen's French Calf sewed and pegged Boots,
Opera patent leather Tongue Roots; sewed and pegged
and many other fashions, numerous mention.-
He intends con6ne himself principally TO the manu-
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Repairing done in good order and short notice.
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LYONS KATHAIROV,
JAMES TwrTr g. Co.'s

For Preserving. Restoring and Beautifying
The Hair,
Giving it soft and curling appearance of the
most delightful character.
TESHE astonishing of this unequalled prepara-
ton is without precedent in the history of the Ma.
fa Medtca But this is not strange For its effect was
certain;
GRAY AND BALD HEADS,
of many years standing with regenerated hair arose in
their places and amazed the increduous Hear one
put of many thousands;
"he Kathairon has fully restored my hair after bald
ness of 10 years. A. JAY CouRrR1GHT,
rs Bond-St N Y.
Nor this all. From the first it secured the f
vor of the ladies' Their dark and axuriant and
glossy hair and trains of admirers, Ns- mark this
soon made it evident who used the Kathairon Physicians
and ciergymen; men women and children proclaim its
beneficial effects and the press heralded its
its inconestibe vuesto of the world Even
the famous Uncle Ned"
"Who had no hair the top of his head"
said to have ceased his lamentations since the introduc
ton of the Kathairon. 1t was not alone as
TOILET ARTICLE
for eradcatng dandru, beautfying the hair preventing
gained its envabe reputation; but it was also found
certain cure for Nervous Headache and all cutaneous
diseases such as Salt Rheum, Erysipela Pmples Itch
Flesh Wounds &c. ~
This invaluable article by all Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout North and South America, Europe
and the Islands OF the ocean, large haome bottles
the remarkably low price of 25 cents
Sold to the trade at liberal discount by,,
in no instance.
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor
l6l Broadway N. Y.
To whom all letters should be addressed. I233-3m
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BLACKSMITHLNG.

Tile subscriber iscarryng on the Islacksmith-
ing business in the Shop lately occupied by Fredrick
horse-shoeing ironing wagons bugges carriages. Be-
making and repairing edge TOOLS All work done prompt
y for Ready Pay, and warranted to be done in work
manke manner MARCUS KING.
Ravenna Sept. &C. 1853 1889 3m
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Bargains, Bargains,

TE1HE stock of goods in STAcEY's well known
+ J. Fancy Store, Cleveland has. has been as
signed for the benefit of creditors. have accept
ed the trust Of closing the concern, and have re-
moved the stock remaining unsoid, to my Book
Stare in Ravenna.
The stock consists of good assortment Je,Oelry,
very large assortment of Perfumery and toilet
articles, Shawls, Combs, Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons Satchels, Violins, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great
riety of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Most of the articles are such as do not keep
and do not intend TO keep sale at my Store, and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stock soon
as possible. am instructed to sell, positively, at
New York prices, without adding the cost Of trans
poration, in order to close the concern speedily.
AS these instructions will be strictly adhered to.
this presents rare opportunity to- obtain useful
aud desirable articles at cheap rate.
l would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock of
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
articles L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April 11th, 1858.
Sentinel and - hig please copy.
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NEW BOOKSii : Narrative of Solomon
1V Northup-tweIye years slave a citizen of New
York kidnapped in Washington city in 1871 and rescued
in 1853 from cotton plantation near Red river in Louis
statement of facts which actually occurred during the
twelve years of poor Nothups ensavement Facts place
the @cursed institution in worse position than ork of
fctition can. The narrative is for sale at.
HALLs Book STORE.
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New Firm,

NNHE subscribers have this day entered into
u. copartnership, for the purpose OF carrying on
the Stove, Copper Tn Sheet Iron and Brass Foundry
business at the old stand of s. Rawson and al the store
formerly occupied by C. A, Pitkin.
We hope by keeping good assortment of wares and
patronage.
N asH ,gt A. w. BECkLEY.
.s-...t s. s. RAWSON,
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p q m y e Is ANCE.

- EN @k,S SON or the Maine Law n Inst
- Refuge, by Metta Victoria FIJI. M. :. ~ !" i'tst
magnificent book and is dulrg an immense ,ro,,n, 81
s1Gd Il contains and har hnny GGgsri for the
ple this work should be cfcuiated 1e.ose ihe peo-
braries school districts and individnnls can be- r, II
ed with this book the lowest rates by the sin
dozen at Halls Book STonrPS Try
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HE Wit It's
EXPR ESS NAIL LINE

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THREE IIMESA WEEK BETWEEN HIRAM
And RAVENNA.
SAsn THE undersigned will run hack
- for passengers, three times week
between Hiram and Rasenna. Passing through
Garrettsvie, Freedom and Shalersvile.
Leaves Hiram, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, at O'Clock A. M. eds -
Leaves Garrettsve at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and ar
rives at Raverna at II O'Clock A. M. in time for
the Pittsburgh Train of Cars.
RETURNING,
Leaves Ravenna same day at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. and
arrive at Garrettsville at O'Clock p. n. and ar
rives at Hiram at o'clock p. NJ. z.7,a--s
1 He will also carry passengers to any point
off from the regular route, which they may desire
to reach at reasonable rates. .sisirs9
a. FARE FROM HIRAM TO RAVEN
Ma FIFTY CENTS. a
Hiram, March 8. 1858. J. HEWITT.
N. B.-After April lst, Hewtt's Express will
run daily.