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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-24

Rice, II. L. Mos, WIN. Il. Marshall, a. y. frid-
ley, W. G. LeDuc, John Rollins, Z. I. kusseii
Geo. L. Becker.
These gentlemen are all heavy subscribers to
the capital stock of the Company. and comprise
some of our most influential and enterprisng
citizens. To-day at two o'clock they met to
choose the officers Of the Board. ISSUE ccrtiti-
Gates of stock, &c. Measures, We trust, VIII be
taken to procure an early reconnaissance OF the
route, as contemplated by the charter, from Il
point on the Mississippi opposite St. Paul TO inc
Iowa line. We have no doubt that the mem
bers OF the board will address themselves to the
task with proper degree Of energy and deter
minatiou, and that we may LOOK for - corps Of
engineers in the field at an carly day.
The books of the Minnesota Western Railroad
are now open at the American House.
Shortly we shall have II move to organize tht
Mississippi and Lake Superior Company. lr
the contemplation of other enterprises, thu
really great one should certainly not be over
looked
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-24
Railroad NIoYemen.s

inere Is spirit awake among our leading
citizens, touching the great question of Rail,
.oAaS ~n'en Is mighty commcndablc. They are
taxing hold OF the matter in real earnest and
their exertions cannot fail to eventually brine
about the much-desired results contemplated
"A few weeks since, the books of the Jon;s;on,
and Minnesota Railroad Company were oncneJ
Subscriptions went forward briskly and nm 20
wednesday last ssir50O had been subscribed
Upon that day, in pursuance of notice. the
stockholders met at the Office ofW. G. LeDue.
Esq, 10 organize the Company A large ma
!orl!y OF the stock being represented, the fol-
loving directors were elected in accordance
WIN the provisions of the charter .-A,ex
"a"Sey' henry II. Sibley,J. ". North. II N
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-24

TlIROrGH At LASr-This morning the passcn.
ger train of the Mich. Cent. Road. left from the
depot north OF Lake ST.. on the Lake shore. 90.
ing out over the pier bridge in front of the city.
just completed by the III. Cent Co. The latter
company, connected with others for mutual
benefit, has been at an expense bordering upon
million Of dollars for construction of the bridge
and brcakwater and to obtain grounds. and the
right ofway into the city. Notwithstanding the
opposition their enterprise has met with. we hail
them welcome to a well earned and we trust a
profitable home in the heart of our city. Here
after passengers will take the cars of the Mich.
Cent. at the new depot at the mouth of the riy-
cr.-ChicagO Jour a
TIE GuAGE WAR At ERIE.-The Cleveland
Herald learns that the Governor of Pennsylva-
MIA has written polite note to the Mayor of
Erie, informing him that he has no business to
call out the militia save in case of riot and that
unless such contingency occurs he. the Cover
nor, will retain command of the army of the
State.
Coon AGAIN.--The Southern Michigan and
ROCK Island cars will be brought into the city
as far as Adam street to their new station to-
morrow. This will prove great convenience to
passengers coming to and leaving the city on
those rOads.-Chic. Jour-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-24

FRoN PEyBJSA-Rcv. Mr.. Tanner ana
voune gentleman of Indiana, who has been rus-
floating upon the northern border, arrived
from Pembina last Saturday. They bring no
ncws of importance They were about three
weeks on the road. Messrs. Kittsou. Rolette
,,5 Norr;s.p mombers of,hc 7. egislatnrc verc
to leave for st. Paul on the 18th. and may con-
yov,c,yc Exrn ,oRpr>ARy.-Mr. d. Cakes ar
rived here on Monday, from La Pointe, Lake
Superior, having accomplished the trip on foot
rom ,ns place IN twe,se Iass. VI ~ zen ai'y
NJ n s,Snd tn. snow fifteen INCHES deem no.
tween st. Croix and La Pointc. A great scare
ity of provisions exists at La Ponte and other
pol''s on 'he ''"ne oMs " VIZ ioss y, VIE ~.
l.to Ar Fond Ju T nc tho citizens wcrc ,lnon
short allowance. Mr.. Nettleton of that place
lost zoo bbls. provision on the independence
Mr. DaAer 'i'o I1acneu rono uu Lie '''er "''''-
r.o.a;. s,;,,h, ,,;s,,, - A., .,,uo ~,
,. e., 9.
p,u, c,,,r,on .,,vs and r,,;,oa o,,, dor
D.: CHI A., 80:
n.ooo,,ontod ond u,;u NO. ,h.na ,,o coon boat
-, :, .;,,,o w. ,,, H. a..
fr;o,1s u.bo .,.r,o,, ~, ,.s, u.ol will h.,o h.,,
a. Good ,roL - no,tinn th,ouoh ,,;.hou. ala;
If, H. Oh, h.a aI;r,,.o,r of.ho
-. A.,
North-W West.
c ,.
.,o ,,.;,,;,>. ;.ro...;a,'..e. a.e,.., ., a.-
49,. .,-a..., -..,. =: ...,.:., =. ..r,
the river on Sunday morning last broke
through the ice. and went down lead-like. a.
tboupb he had Bunvan:s PILGRIMS load Of sin
STRAINED to his hack Tho anneal WAS M,
made in vain constants flew TO his assistanc,
and draw him forth with featters arooo;no l;k,
those Of n barn-vard cock emerging from q
Juno tbunder.sbower All the nomatum and
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ISAAC COOK, p. NJ.
II. A. WYNKorF, Asst.
10 Postmaster, ST. Paul.

Messrs. German Governor of Minnesota, and
stanton of Kentucky, arc not at swords points
with the President. as reported in the Washing
ton correspondence of the Herald. The kind
est relations exist between Franklin Pierce and
these gentlemen,-Wash.S Star.
Whatever may be the present relations ex-
listing between the three gentlemen here NAM
cd, it must be conceded that Mr.. Stanton has
Democratic brother in Congress from Tennes-
see. who couldn't believe in Governor German
II he was to try his best Vide his quotation
from Jefferson. which. he embodied in his resolu-
lions offered to the Democratic caucus.
- LeDuc has splendid assortment of holt
day hxings. So has Combs
We would call especial attention to the
lot advertisement of Col. McKenty also to
that OF Mr. Warren, inserted last week.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-24

Surprise and Massacre Of Capt. Gunnison
and a portion Of his exploring party, by
Ctah Mdians-Relicf sent by Coz. Young,
Of Utah Ierritory-SaH Lake Mail
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Further particulars Of the Murder Of Capt.
Gnnnison-Eight kiHcd-.W his papers.
Surveys, &C., lost.

Further particulars Of the Murder of Capt
Gunnisou-EigM kiNcd-.W his papers,
surreys. &C., lost.
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. %.
In addition to what sent you last nj ght .from
other letters received here learn the following
particulars of the murder of Capt. Gunnison
by the Utah Indians, on the 2Gth Of October:
Twelve of the party had separated from the
rest to reconnoitrc. Early in the morning. as
they were at breakfast, aud perhaps not very
watchful, the Indians. intending to destroy a
Mormon village near at hand, came upon and
fired at them with rifles, and then used their
bows and arrows. The shots were returned
but GunnisOn's party were soon OvcrpOwcrcd.
and ouly four of them reached their horses and
escaped.
Capt. GunnisOn had twenty-six arrows shot
into his body, and when found one arm WAS
taken Off The notes of surveys, instruments,
arms. as well as the animals, were all taken
possession Of hy the Indians.
The surveys had hecn nearly completed and
the party soon intended to 60 into winter quar-
tcrs.
will try and send You copy of the letters
--.No. Rep.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

when two Greenlanders quarrel, they are accus-
toned Immediately to appoint time and place
for combat, that they may be enabled at once to
decide which is the better man. The battle is
not fought with swords OF pistols, or with any
deadly weapon, but is simply singing or dane
ing combat, and he who has the loudest voice, or
is the most nimble footed wins the victory, and is
crowned amid the acclamatons of admiring spec
tators. How much more sensible, if not salts
factory, mode ending dispute is this, than the
sanguinary one too frequently adopted among
civilized nations by 'smen of honor"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

HANGING ABOLISHED IN W1scoNs1N.-"The
worst use you can put man to,'' says Bulwer,
"is to hang him." This opinion is getting pre-
valent nowadays, and although opposed by a
host of well-meaning old fogies, anti-hanging
will eventually be the law of the land.
The Wisconsinites, we notice, have just conclu-
ded to dispense with the gallows. A bill to that
effect, which had previously passed the House,
has been adopted by the Senate in vote OF IA to 9.
It is all nonsense theorising upon this matter.
1t is very easy to show paper, that judicial neck
breaking is indispensable to the existence of
society. 1t furnishes terrible example to the
wicked, SAY it's advocates.-The same argument
would of course, justify p,sblic executions. Ex-
perience has proved them to be horribly perni-
cious, and they have thus been abolished by law
In all but two or three of the States Hanging,
in private, will share the same general disappro-
baton when it is once fully understood, that few
ercapital offences are committed where imprison-
ment for life is the penelty, than where the cui-
prit 10 scragged and sent to the surgeons.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
$500 CHALLENGES.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness Of .
anee Iake granted that every person w do All In ue
power to save the lives Of their chren and that every per-
will endeavor TO promote health at all saccea
feel to be my duty to soemnly that WORMS,
according to the opinion of the Physcanes
the primary causes OF large majority OF diseases TO which
children adults are liable; IL appetite oonn-
uaiy changeable kind another Breath
Pain Stomach Picking at the Nose Hardness Full
Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Irregular
that all these denote and you should al
0n'' "pp' HI HoBENSACK,s WORM SYRUP.
An article founded on sciehtfc pnoples, eempounded
purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe whom
be given the most tender Ina with decided
beneficial effect where Bowe and have
debitated the Fone properties OF my
Worm Syrup such that stands without equal in the
catalogue ofmedcfnes giving tone and son
whicn makes nfallibe remedy for those afflicted
with DYSPEPSIA the astonishing performed by this
after Physicians have iled the best evidence of superior
eficarcy all others. ~ f.'g t1-.l tssatt ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

.sOF We smile at the ignorance of the savage
who cuts down the trees in order to reach the
fruits; but the fact Is, that blunder of this de-
scription is made by every person who is over ca
ger and impatient in the pursuit of pleasure. To
such the present moment is everything, and the
future is nothing; he borrows, therefore, from the
future, at a most usurious and ruinous interest
and the consequence is, that he finds the tone o
his best feelings impaired his self-respect dimin
ished, his health of'mind and body destroyed, an.
life reduced to its very dregs, at a time when, hu
manity speaking, the greatest portion of its com
fbrts should be still before him.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

A JAIL IN INDIA.-Bayard Taylor, correapon-
dent of the New York Tribune, visited the Agra
Jail, Northern India, and. among other things,
gives this account Of the exercises:
Here were hundreds of men seated at their
looms, weaving carpets, singing the multiplied
tiou-table in laundering chorus. "Twelve times
twelve, p sang the monitor in a shrill solo; "One
hundred and forty-four," burst in the chorus, in
ell sorts of voices We went into the black
smiths shops, where the prisoners, by refine
ment of punishment. were made to forge their
own letters, themselves fettered. "Seven times
SIXTEEN sang the solo, as he raised his ham.
mer, sOne hundred ana twelve" was roared out
in answer, drowning the clang and bang ofiron.-
In the woman's department there was shrill
tempest Of vulgar fractions; the cooks recited as
Economical facts while mixing their rice. Even
the hardest cases confined in solitary cells, were
going through their "a-b-abs, through the hole
in the door to monitor standing outside.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
or The following brief but beautiful passage

or The following brief but beautiful passage
occurs in a late article in Frazer's Magazine:
l"Education does not commence with the alpha
bet. It begins with mothers look-with a
fathers nod of approbation sign Of reProof-
witha sisters gentle pressure of the hand, or a
brothers noble act of forbearance-with hand
fuls Of flowers in green daisy meadows-with
BIRDS nest admired, but not touched-with creep
ing ants and almost imperceptible insects-with
pleasant walks in shady lanes-and with thoughts
directed in sweet and kindly tones and words, to
nature, to beauty, to acts of benevoence, to deeds
of virtue, and to the source of all good, to God
himself
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills Invaluable medicine IN many
complaints to which you subject In distractions, either
partial they found of ipestimnbe benefit
restoring their functional aheahy pn
ying the blood and other uids eectually TO t
all complaints which arise female Irregularities,
headache iddness dmness Of sight pain in the side back &c.
None genuine unless signed N Hobensack, al othersb
ing base Imitation. ~
fAgents wishing supplies, and store keepers aesy
of becoming Agents must address tho proprietor J. ~.
Hobensack, Philadelphia, Pa. ga E.f-
sale by Dr. ISAAC SWIFT, RavenDa; A. " Hor Sha.
ersvile; j. b. Shadon Atwater; r. Seley Suhield ID.
Wheeler, Randolph Dr. Prentice, CanlelJ J.. IL Sexton.
Youngstown H. J. Seby Warren; and wholesale by Dr.
H. Keyser, No. 49, Wood ST., Plttsburgi E. w Pamer
| CIeVelaEd.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
THE TAPE WORM,

This is the difficult Worm destroy OF all that nfcsa
the human system grows almost indefinite LENGTH
coming coed and fastened in the ntesnes and stomach,
eectng the health sadly St. Vus dance, Fits,
afflicted sedomf that Il Is TAI
Worm Fastening them In order 70 destroy
this Wor very energetic treatment must be pursued, it
would therefore be proper take six eight Liver Pills
all obstrucons thatthe Worm Syrup acl
direct upon thWor which be tax in doses of two
spoonsuls three mesa day. these directions followed,
have been known TO fail in curing
Of TApr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
Sale of Real Estate by order of Court

I'm the 18th day Of August, A. D. ls53 at o,cIock M
sold to the highest bidder following rea esa4s
erty of John Grouse, deceased, to wit: 90 '0 PA"P
Situate in the said township Of Palmyra county of
ana State OF Ohio, lying lot No. division of
said tognsp bounded follows North BY land decided to
Amos Reeves; on the east by the east line lot No
on the south by land owned Alexander Scots and on The
west by land Of said Scott being
subject to the dover estate of Martha Grouse, of
John Crouse deceased described foows being west
ena OF land owned by said Crouse deeeased containing
acres IN lot In the 4h division
ca at 5000 The remaining sixteen acre By
at $1,000 amounting to 1890 90.
OF sale, one,ha cash IN hand, the balance In
MAh1aA ChousE, Administrative on the
r,- 20 ,ox, estate Of John Grouse, deceased.
'41 1os aooo' 4w420.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
ROOTS, SHOES AND IEATlER, !

IF YOU want article of boots and shoes, caIl at
G1LLl DURHAM ssore Immediately east of the late fire
in Ravepnax who have arrangements to keep hand
times large and general assortment Of annfac
made boots and Shoes which Will sell
at the lowest figure for cash or ready pay.
They will continue keep hand good article of sole
most kinds of shoe findings which they will sell at small
advance cost for prompt pay.
Give us a call and see for yourselves. .ae=a
Rayenna. ]. 1853. GILLIs S DURHAM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
HORENsACK,s LTvER PULLS

No part of the system is liable to DISGUISE than th
LIVER it serving filter purify the blood, giving the
proper secretion the bile; that wrong action OF tS
Liver tho other important parts OF the system. and
suits vaously in Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
&C. We should therefore, watch every symptom that might
posed ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by heal the
sick Namely, 1st. An BXPECToRANT which augments the
discharge of secreted matter 3D. ALTERNATIVE which
tain morbid action of the system Sd, ToNICwhich gives
and strength to the sysem renewing health and
vieor all parts the body. 4th, CATHARfIC, which
perfect harmony with the other ingredients and
ting bowels, and expeng the whole Of corruG
and vitiate matter and purifying the BLOOD which Destroys
disease and restores health.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
1853.
Wholesale and Retail.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
READY-M MADE CLOTHING

Just received at the Eagle Clothing Store.
THE Subscriber has just received his spRNe and SUMMER
stock of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
which decidedly the most and complete ever Of
sale in Portage county, Notwithstanding several
stocks recently imported into town by other establish
men to the contrary His stock embraces every possible
style and variety Mems and Boys clothing and furnishing
goods all of which were bought at extremely low figures and
which he intends shall be sold such prices to successfully
compete any establishments the Western Reserve
The public respectfully invited to call at his Stere in
Le's Block, nearly opposite the Prentss House, and
anime his goods whether they wish to purchase or not
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his friends
and customers for very liberal patronage already
him. and he confident that the quality and price OF bus
goods is sufficient to warrant continuance of the same
RaYenna, April 90, 1853. CHAS. GREENFIELDER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
For SALE
Carriage NHanufactOry.
WAVERLY HOUSE,

FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE BEAUMONT
DY GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner of Ontario and
d Prospect Streets Cleveland, Ohio.
location most pleasant and healthy in Cleve
land the most central and business part the City
completely repaired and renovated and the whole
and of the house have been changed for the
better,
felt the need of good, comfortable, dollar per day House
This supplied by the WaVery House, which
gives good accommodations and entertainment the
dollar and half Houses. Come, try and be convinced
Stages call this House every day for
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. .KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland January 81, 1853 396-u.
ID BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful thanks to the
H. Ravenna and adjoining towns for their lib
patronage for the past year, at the time assuring
them that pains will be spared to merit connualce OF the
selection of goods lowest possible rates
Silver Ware, Watches and JeWelFy
NEW assortment received every two weeks direct from
N The hands of Importers and Manufacturers, purchased
and prices supply the trade consequently the
always received in due time and for sale at the
lowest rates. Pedlars supplied with of the above named
prices Cleveland Pittsburgh or:.Cncnat
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

"First class in sacred music, stand up. How
many kinds of metre are there?
"Three, sir long metre, short metre, and meet
her by moonlight alonev'
"Who told you that, you booby!"
s"Bill Jones, sir!"
"Go to your seat! When school is over, we
viii try and establish the keynote of picked
COW hide!n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
HO!LOVERS OF MUSIC.

HAVING just received splendid assortment
EKl=lesFf3 of Prince & Co.'s Melodeons would
g II speetfaly iarorm the citizens Of this vicinity
and sale instruments varying in prizes from s45 to $780,
r. E. Cambells Jowery Store Our instruments pro-
nounced by the best sor quality of and
ness Of touch to be superior to they have
Read the following from Lowell Mason, Boston George
Reed.
Str-At Your request, have examined OF tho
Meodeons manufactured Dy MessTs. Geo. a Prince Co.,
of Buffalo, think the nstrumei in arcspectS equal, and
in respects, superior to any obors OF similar kind
which have in particular with respect qualify
tone and prompness of ouc action Of tssreed which
quick passages be performed with certain and dstinee
articulation of tones An instrument of this kind Is the besI
substitute for organ in church music with which
quainted LOWELL MASON.
Boston, Mass, Sept 26, 1S49. afS
Call up and examine,
Ravenna. Dec. IA. WALD0dE1 1CONAET.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

'You have destroyed my peace of mind, Betsey,
said despairing lover to truant lass. 1T can't
do much harm, John, for it was an amazing small
piece you had any way
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

0TA lady called at one of our. dry-goods
stores IN River street the other day, and asked
the clerk to cut her off few remnants of calico
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
First Invoice of spring and summer

TUST received beautiful assortment and good variety OF
q the Spring Bonnets also pretty Rib
bons to match The subscribers have commeneed and will
reeee days. their stock of Spring and Sum-
Goods We spared pains have assortment
complete in egery depGrment3 and will endeavor to sat
sly al who may favor with CALL that willing to work
or small profits.
- : ..--- c. &. J. C. PRENTISS.
Ravenna, April 10, 1853,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

Or There are two kinds of people who cross
the ocean. One gets sea sick and the other sick
ofthe,sea. Which has the best time of it has yet
20 be determined.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
JONN PAINE.

Abner Harris, Sophia Smith, mon Pleas ~ u p.ta
Squire Smith. Allen Harris, Bar Scounty and
barry MetcaH, Emma Mason, Isaac / Ohio ~se VI
y. Mason, Joanna Young, An
drew Young.
TINE defendants will take notice the niaint ald HI,
oAl In said court of pleas Portage county
hio on the 18th day Of February 1853 prays 10
Nearing wiz be had at ext term of said conrt
Rayenna, July 9, 1858. 6w-419 -' N>'''''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.
THE subscribers of McElwan & Arnold are
determined Notwithstanding the reports that afoat
to continue the business and good pine window
Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c. Aso-keep for sale general
Chairs and Cabinet ware Wis Gecian Seats
post do Windsor dining and Office chairs Boston rock
ers settees, &c., general assortment OF bureaus tables,
Stools bedseads, &c Alsobedstead posts and table legs
sale All kinds turning done to order The above work
will be made of good materials by experienced Women and
sold at low figures for the Ready.
We also making preparations to put in machine for
dressing foorng siding and &c.
Rayenna February 9th. 1859. 39S-f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
A Splendid Lot of Clothing.

Joseph ac0rn, St's Building the Court Hoase
rs receiving largest and best selected assortment
Clothing offered in this county, consisting of Coats
Pant Vests and Gents Furnishing Goods of every style and
quality which he is determined sell at prices which cannot
fail to snit purchasers.
Ravenna, April II, 1853. 4O6
e)0OO POUNDS smoked Ham, cured expressly for family ues
. for sale by NAV 18th, A. v. HoRR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

E. II. RICHARDSON,
DEALER in English and Amerinan Hardware, Saddle an'
- Harness trimmings Iron Nails, &C., in Aliens block
O..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
r LITTLE

-a. =. =
BOOKSELLER, statoner and dealer in Fancy articles
Toys Musical instruments, &C., &C., north of the Prentis
House. general assortment of School and
Stationery for sale at the lowest
purchase, respectfully invited to cali and exam
assortment.
May3