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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-18


ME arc now receiving and prepared to exhibit
w Of the most extensive and con etc
Of Goods ever before broughtto this mark t consist
ing Of staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
SIR Goods, Cashmere Broche and Bay State shawls.
Velvets, Ribbons and Trimmings
ofevery variety and Price: Ladies' and Mis- es
DRESS GOODS
In every departnent-Iaee aud Embroidered Good
and u fall assortment of
Cloths, Cassinercs, >anets, LBseys. Fianne!s, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
A largo a .sortment OF Gents Ladies' and Misses
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
A inrer and General Assortment Of
Ready-Made Clothing
ALSO
Groceries, Salt, Crockery, Hardware,
And In fact general variety II Goods is not 10
be found In any Store West OF the Mississippi.
We are Determined to sell Goods at the lowest Cash
Prices. and 10 do this we are compelled TO do away
with the long lredt and big profit system. We shall
pay Cash for all kinds Produce aud sel the Farmer his
Goods the lowest Cash Prices. By strict attsntiok
busines and making ourselves useful IL the Farm
ing community We hope 10 mer Ia continuance of the
name VI the Farmers Friends.
BURROWS & PRETTYMAN.
Davenport, Oct 23th, ls54.dw-H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-18

SMALL Farm Of 40 acres lying on the road TO Dt
buque II miles from eityali Under fence--l0a acre
n cultivaiioE--a new frame dwellng-Terms 2 is00-
Very cheap. now
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-18
Magnum Bonum Farms.

on Acres OF Land on Duck Greek u Miles from
on Mississippi river. with large amount OF young
timber, w. N. w. or. Sec. l9-T. ss-R. 4 +.
n. Acres in Sc 7TssR 4E. very good dwelling and
sJ) ont buildings, farm in high state of cultiyeton
400 fruit Trees of many varieties. Price 500 pei
acre.
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-01
PetitiOn Tor bower.

In the Court of Commen Pleas
of Portage County and State
of Ohio. al
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JAurrir0.


In Franklin, on the 25th ult, by j. Bruner, Esq,
Mr.. WILLET PRoSsER, of Ravenna, and Mrs. POL
LY A. LAKE, of franklin.
At the Freedom House in Drakesburgh, on the 56th
inst, by o. l.. Drake, ESQ.,, Mr.. HIRAM B. DAVIS,
and Miss JANE r. ROGERS, both of Bracoville, Trum
bull County, Ohio.
AT the House of Bradford s. Hopkins of this place,
on the 25th inst, by Rev. ]. R. Lock, Mr. B. TIN
KER, and Eiss ELLEN NJ. HOPKINS, both Of Nell
son.
Also at tho same time, and place, and by the same,
Mr.. d. Z. HOPKINS, of Mass, and Miss MARY A.
JENNINGS, of Franklin, Ohio.
On the 9th ult., in Berlin, by Rev. G. Brown, Mr..
CLARK KENYON, of Sufieid, and Miss CADACL NJ.
ADAMS, ofthe former place. .....
On the 80 ult by Rev. j. G. Hart, at his residence in
Ravenna, Mr.. CoRYDON c. WAINWRIGHT, and
Miss MARY NJ. BLISS, both of Ravcnna, and late Of
Burlington, Vermont.
Also at the time, and place, by the same, Mr..
OSCAR l.. BALLARD, and Miss JANE A. BLISS, both
IF Ravenna, and late of Burlington, Vermont
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WILL BEPUBLIsHED, ON THE 1sr AUGUST,
THE CABIN BOYS STOR Y,

MINAuTIcAL ROMANCE OF INTENSE INTEREST, ~
THE A0THoR THE "PIRkTE DocToR," THE hLAws
lYER's SToRy,'' THE "OLD DoCToR )" &cs &C..
THE success hitherto enjoyed by the au-
l. thor of the above popular works is sufficient
guarantee of the favor with which any productions
coming from his pen will be received by the public,
>sThe Cabin Boys Story'' is romantic narrative, IL
ustrng the horrors of the Slave Trade, carried on
in the Coast of Africa The author has served In The
navy-and the descriptions and characters painted
from personal acquaintance with them. The story "
full of exciting interest and adventure a. the ceehrnr
ted work of Defoe Robinson Crusoe and has the adj
vantage that glorious felton, inasmueh es lt -
founded on facts ofevery day occurrence. The history
Of the heroine of the Story zueika, the Circessan
Slave purchased at Constannope, educated and mar
red by the reckless, yet chivalric Seymourthe cora
nandar of the Albatross, is simply the narration ola
ct painted from the life and all tho numerous eharac-
ers portrayed throughout The story are yividy ana
graphically drawn st g5siSst ssssia qS..z5.
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole ofthe edition IL originally their intention %
publish; consequently, they have been obliged largely
orderstn NAV be sent in Immediately,
They condently expect that the work will create %
much Interest as any word efacion that has o. late
years emanatsd from y see press; as y
relating to slavery America, PRo and cpH have beep
nulnerous none have appeared having Feleton % the
system of purchasing slaves on the African goasss
written by one who has witnessed it In AL IL hde0ub
defofmity. The work 10 written Ia chasfe And pure
language, and viii be awelcome and ihstfaetsS 3D..
dition 20 the family library. sssfaS esf Ss 4
The work viii form beautiful octave voluaae o. 900
pages, handsomely Illustrated withne esgfavlnes md
elegantly bound In CLOTH Price, I'M cloihi enc 1allef
il paper Is cents at which rates copies viii Be sent
the publishers 70 any part of she es afpcst
IPFor sale Wholesale ana retailhy tls puhliaksFss
ELLEW0RTH q STREET.
2asA aS No. - BEEhAN SFanEr, Enw Y6NS.
Aed b. Sz 81 sAs so0ssssrs throughout e ua4
Fnags,sssf4 e Skaas4as.2 as;
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A LAWYER IN A TREADMILL.--Mr. Car
den. the wealthy lawyer recently convicted
in ireland Of an attempted abduction, was,
Immediately after his sentenced, attired in
the common JUL dress, his head shaven, and
he was set upon the treadmill for the usual
space Of time. He is locked up at six ev-
cry evening, and rises in the morning at
six He Is, however, allowed an entire
cell to himself; his servaut man attends him,
and be is permitted to supply himself with
food. He goes on the treadmill at ten o.
clock, and remains working at it, With the
usual rests, until two .
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sLoRp DEsMAN-HIs DEATH.-Lord Dem
man, Chief Justice Of the Court of Queens
Bench, England has deceased. He had q
seat in Parliament from 1918 to 1882, when
he was promoted to the Bench. He belong
ad to the Wings, He was one Of the coun.
sel for Queen Caroline, on the celebrated
trial concerning her virtue. He held the
post of Attorney General in 1880, on the
Information Of Lord Grey's Administration.
He was distinguished highly in bis profess
aion; and as . gentleman of liberal thoughts
and impulses, he stood conspicuous among
ths, benevolent men Of England.
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Stoves for the People!
r S. CLUTE, would say to the peob;

T S. CLUTE, woald say to the people g.
u Ravenna and vicinity, that he continues to carry
the Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron business in all its
branches, and will furnish good any other
and cheap too. He will pay especial
attention the manufacturing and putting up of Fave
Troughs, and will do all work in that line cheap and
II ''eete" better than any of the zone horse' Tin
shops travelling about the country. a
All wares made and sold at this establishment, will
be of the very best materials, and done in the
workmanlike manner ane warranted. He intends to
keep on hand general assortment of STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, ofthe very latest and best patterns,
and at prices that defy competitors Old Copper Brass
Pewter, Rags and most kinds of country produce re-
eeived in payment. Repairing of all kinds done on
short notice. " .. ',.
His shop is the south side of Main ST., just across
from the Phouix Block, Ravenna, Ohio Just call in
and satisfy yourself gentlemen to the quality OF
work and prices. 3 . JOHN S. CLUTE.
RavenEa, Sept l. 1854. 4S4-tf
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New Dining Saloon.
MHE undersigned have onened victui

7 VT'HE undersigned nave opened VlctuaIlng
i Saloon in this village in the New brick building
on Main Street, situated between the Bank and the
Town Hall. Their rooms elegantly fitted up, and
neatncss order sobrety and quiet will be the order of
tho day in their establishment. Refreshments will be
furnished promptly at all hours. The Saloon will be
constantly supplied with all the delicaces of the sea-
son, such as Fish, Game, Oysters, &C. The Proprie-
t9rs dgSign una. sa DC ~ Inc arceest sense nfs.
shall be maintained and where Gentlemen and Ladies'
may enjoy quieretrea and procure all such refresh
ments as the most aslduous care and painsaking can
furnish.
They design that their rules and regulations shall be
strict that ones character, dignity, reSpecta-
bility will be compromised by visiting their Saloon
Pic Mic parties will be ut all times furnished with
freshments. q 9
choice lot of confectionery always hand for sale
TTThc Saloon will be conducted on the strict tenn
perance principle. McMANUS q BROTHERS.
Ravenna, Sept 90, 1864. 4S2-U
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DRY GOODS. &C.
New Hats for Fall Trade.

TWITT has just received IS Cases Of new
Il styles OF Hats Caps; comprising all the new styles
just issued have nothingt say regards quantity;
any person that was ever In my roOm ed nj No
4, Phoenix Block, will say that have the largest assor-
ment Of Hats and Caps, with the best room to show
them, In northern Ohio. Owing 10 money being scarce
this Fall, will sell goods at extremely low prices
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HONOR to whom Honor is Due.

Miss MARY WILEs, of New Lisbon, Co
iumbiAna county, Ohio, who was competition
for the first prize on horsewomanshiP, at the
Pittsburgh Fair, and who, it was thought by
many, was entitled to it, has been presented
by the citizens of Pittsburgh, with sPlen-
did port monnaie containing $l4o. This
testimonial is well deserved. Hurrall for
the girls of New Lisbon!
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&C., with all their accompanying evils, Cancer eN
cepted no matter how ofhow long standing.
The Catholcon far surpasses other remedies IN De-
ing certain, less expensive, and leaving The ys.
tenn In better condition. Let all Interested call and
obtain phamphlet (free) containing ample proof
from the most respectable OF the beneneal re-
suits of its use; together with letters nom highly ex-
pereneed Physicians who have used u In their pIhe'
tiee, and speak from their own observations.
NoTlCE TO THE UsFoRTuANTE FENALE.--l feel
duty incumbent upon myself 70 declare publicly the
great blessing DR.. Marehiss Uterine CaiholIcon has
proved 10 me. For two years my health was misc
able; Was almost unable 10 walk. Physicians pro-
nounccd my case falling Of the womb, extensive ul'
eerations, commencing with huor abus. The pains,
irritation prOsraton, and the intoerabe foetid dis
charge, rendered life burden. In this miserable con.
dtons DR.. F. p. Newand recommended Dr.. Marchisi's
Uterine Cstholieon.y Amer taking four bottles ind
myseIfn perfect health. Gratitude for my restoration
makes me ardently desire that all my alike unfor,
tunate may find sure relief from this lnestimabie med.
icne. ELIZABETH .NEwLkNDt -.
No. 10, West streets, Utica, MY
The above statementI know 10 be true. s.
+. p. NEwLAED, NJ. D., Utica, New York.
. would be glad to have further supply, as
thd medicine is becoming very popular, and think
will continue. it has given relief In every instance
where properly taken. THOMAS NEWMAN, n. p.
May 22d, 1854. Mt. Vernon, Ind.
The CathoIicon is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bens'
fitted but one-and that one nothing can help.
Truly Yours, WIN. LAIRD HAELETT, M. De-,
: July 9th, 1851. New Philadelphia. u.
+ Pamphlets to be had gratis at the store Of Curtis
Hatch, Agent, Druggist, Ravcnna, Ohio. Sold BY most
of the leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
! October "a, 1854. 4o6-6m.
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F.W. SEYMOUR has received large and
we'll selected stock Of Fall and Winter
goods, and is now ready to supply his Gus
toners, with every variety of articles in the
sphere Of his business, on the most reason
sDIvserms. Call and see. .,,
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CLEVELAND; Oct. 30.
FLouR-superhne, for a good nice article Ss@s so;
eommon strait ands $500; good strait brands 81, so
best extra S9, so; retails at S9,75@lO.
WHEAT-Sales of one car load Mediterranean at
10; do mixed Sl,75; car load, white at $3.50
CoRS-s0O0 bushels on the market at G2. The best
corn was 60. lU'. 81 -'r5 r. f'
OATs-They arc offered at 40.
Butter-Inferior plenty and dull at IA Primo in
good demand at 1919. Eg..5..rs ...tSl.
CHEEsE-RemaiDs with little change at 09l0.
PoTAToEs-All that arrive are taken ut 81 cents.
EGGs-l4 for fresh. ....F ....- .
DRIED APPLEs-$l. s....
WooL-25 d140c. ...-. .'...-...
SALr-l,69, Retailsnt $l,75. ..4 . .
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Autumn.
'tThe melancholy days arc come
The saddest of the year"


zoo The saddest of the year"
Autumn with its golden "Indian Summer"
10 with us again. Each season has its charms
and its lessons of instruction, which come
home to the heart, with solemn, sacred in
fuence. Human life has its seasons. How
many there are who have passed through
the Spring and Summer, and now like the
falling leives around US, are ripening for the
grave. z Butto the good, the brave, and no.
BILE, death brings no terrers, whether they
fall in the Spring or Autumn of life. Then
stPoar not the voice Of woe!
Shed not the burning tear
When spirits from the cold earth so
Too bright to linser here!
'aUnsullied let them pass
Into oblvions tomb,
Like snow fakos in the sea
When rife with vestal bloom.
Then strew pale flowers above tho grave,
And let the tall grass o'erit wave"
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etrWe learn that Mr.. ]. K. PICKETT, the
Principal Of the Shalersville Institute, is
about to change his location and open a
school at the village Of Franklin. He will
be assisted by his sister Miss PICKETT.
Mr.. PIcKETT has well-earned reputation
as an able and efficient Teacher, and an hon.
orable success will without doubt, attend
him in his new location. ~ .
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ARTtsTs' uMoN.-We would call atten-
ton to the advertisement of the AMERICAN
ARTISTS UKIox which will be found in nnoth-
ef Column. So far as we can learn, we be-
lieve this to be laudable enterprise and
one worthy the support of the lovers of the
fine arts. t- 4.u.4. .
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Examination of Teachers,

Through the kindness Of Mr.. NEWELL,
we have been furnished with the following
list of teachers who received certificates.
The examination was not through in time
for us to give the list last week:
At the examination of Teachers held on
the 2lst of October, l52 applicants were ex-
amined. Certificates were granted to 100;
50 gentlemen, and 4S ladies.
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Great COnnmOtiOn i'm Tinnicunn,

vUUDS HAVE FALLEN % PER UENT.
~ The subscriber in his ''Card" of Oct 3, told the
good people of Old Portage that he would bring down
the prices OF goods twenty-five per cent in this town
and county; he finds that by advertisement (aIthough
probably wnd work. thathis neighbors will sell SOC
Tea for SIZE, if such statement be true, then the people
od,--athough crested" he has never 'tsquatted
down" upon the reputation of an Gle addyn-law
but conducts business on his hook however,
ing that his ncghbors induced to chak dOn their
goods and not switch off the side track - he offers
them the "rght hand of fellowship" and proposes TO
give them list Of prices, that they may get
week another "windy' notice of what great things
they can do when driven to the wall' So here we 60
us follows: 'fr'
Good Sugar for Gle; ".rf
." Molasses 3lc; E.IH
&C Coffee Sugar 90; ..'. ..s"
" A Brown Shecting for SC per yard same
kind our neighbors sell for 9c.
Fair article of muslin 64c
Good madder prints 64c peryd. ,.1t
October "a, 1854. RANSOM A, GlLLETT
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6rRey. ABEL C. THOMAS, Of Philadel-
phia, will preach at the Uhiversalist Church
next Sabbath, Nov, 9th, forenoon and after
hooT. 80 -
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBES,
AnaIytiCal Physician

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows
Ravenna---Prentss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day until O'Clock, z. NJ. 22d and 23d Nov.
Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday 2lst, November.
Warren--Gaskill House, Monday, 97tl of November.
Cleveland--American House, Thursday and Friday
Cd and Sd of Nov. ... -:.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the Liver,
Lungs, Kidneys OF Spleen, lnaammations, Rheuma-
tsm Asthma Shortness Of Breath difficulty ofbreath-
ing, Dyspepsia, drOpsy, Weakness or Nervous disa-
bites, Restlessness Loss of appetite, Constipaton
Derangement Of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, GRAY
ell White Sweings, or any long standing diseases, are
invited to call.
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION !-Dr. T., neither
beeds nor blisers; norris he HOm9pathst; he never
Mercury, Arsenic Antimony, any other mineral
as medical agont;nor is he Thompsonian, he neither
steans or gives emetics His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted but not
so than his system oftreatment. He does not make
sick to make WE'LL tear down to build up again,
aay any nervous irritation, by patehingup with ano-
dynes: sg Es y. ~. .7... ...,,g ....,.s /.
Patients should mark well the dates given above. r.
Our entire time beng pre.engagcd attendance must
accord strictly with published announcements. VI ss
An unbiased opinion as to the probability ofa cure
is always given. Subjectng the patient to no expense
"au ps. TspDs@nsar slRr~geve years ago taken
with what doctors called Dyspepsia. / consulted
SEVERAL who all told me could never be cured, or
able to work at my trade again, which is blacksmith
ing Sometimes little better, then worse, scarcely
able to do any thing. fingered along until three
years ago, when was taken worse of my old COM
plant followed by that besettingl lev of dyspeptics,
Hypocondriae,, From this time up to seeing you, |
could eat but very sparingy of light food, which al
ways distressed me, and was ofteu speedily elected
from my stomach. My suHerings of mind We're beyond
what tongue Gun tell, any one imagine who not
experienced similar torures tried all physicians in
reach with but little benefit, and while in the midst OF
hopeless suferngs which, could they be told, would
fill avolume, happened TO see your advertisements.
Having had the advice of all kinds Of physicians,
concluded to get your opinion though with little aith
that anything could help me- After advising with you,
determined TO take some medicine as the last and
only resort. This was nearly year since. am now
almost as we'll as ever Latter part winter worked
In my shop, having labored all summer, and now in
never feel any Of my old symptoms except when very
tired or overdone and have every believe
will make me a. sound man as l ever was in the
world, i am Yesy glad ever saw you, and sincerely
believe your tfeatmentsthe best known, particularly
for chronic diseases. You make what Of this
yeu think proper! } Yours with respect ~.
.ssiss .ish !l,aas DEXTER b. JOHNSON.
1ssh, Summit Co., Aug. II, 1851. .gta,eii
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff sale.

DYvirtue Of writ OF Vendi Ex. 70 pe directed and
ID delivered from The Court OF Common Pleas OF Por-
tage county Ohio, shall expose 70 sale at public ven
due atthe Court House in The town o. RaVenna, . d.
on Saturday ue 25th day of November, nerf,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ. aud four
O'Clock, p. NJ OF said day; the following described
lands and tenements wit; situate In the township Of
Charestown 10 said county; known the East halfof
lot number thirty COY bounded north by the highway
Rast by L. Parsons Heirs South by land belonging to
Nelson Dec; West by land belonging 70 =. LoOms;
containing hfly-four and forty-one huDdreths Of
acre. .. H.
Taken In Execution as the property OF Andrew X.
Haymakor at the suit Of Harvey HOtehkss.
Appraised at Sl7OO,O0.
Sheriirs 0nice, Portage Goa JAMES WoODARD,
October 81, A. d. 1854. s.. Sheriff.
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''The whole press Of philadelphia are out in favor
of HOolands German httrS. they are prepared by
Dr. G. M. Jackson. We glad to record the success
of this valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, we believe
II supplies a desdcratum in the medical world long
needed. The wretcled imitators and cOunterfcters
have withdrawn their nOstrums from tho market, and
the public are spared from the danger of swallowing
poisonous mixtures in lieu of the real Bitters.'-
HsraId,
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II NOW-NOTHING HATS--A complete
IN assortment of Hats, consisting of Nothing,
Wide Awake M aygers, &C., Also fine asso rtment Of
Plaid and Cloth Caps, some new and very desirable
Styles Also superior article and latest stye of Silk
Hats; all going of "a shade below" Phoenix Block
prices. PRENTIss, HoPHKINs & Co.
T AIDES COLLARS--A beautiful assort-
IL nent; also Chemsetes and Undersleeves, Just re-
eeived, and for sale at very low figures, by
's~sS PRENTIss, HoPKINs Co.
T AIDES CLOTH--A fine article and very
IL desirable colors, designed expressly for Capes,
Tslma's, &C., Just received and selling low, at
PRENT1ss, HOPKINS & Co.
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Up GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM The Ed
it0rs of the RchnIouh Rrpublicau Of December 24h,
1852, say that Carriers Spanish Mixture is no quack
medicine. ..-.
They had man in their press room who was aflct-
ed with violent Mercufial Rheuu"t,Sm, who waS con-
tinuay complaining Of misery in his back, limbs and
jonts;-his eyes had become fcvcrish and mattery,
neck swollen throat sore, aud all the symptoms OF
rheumatism, combined " it'll Srrofula. Two bottles OF
Carers Spanish Mixture curct him. and in all edito-
rial article above, they bear testimony of its won
dcriul good effects, and say their only regret is, that
all suffering with diseases of the blood are not aware
of the existence Of such mc;lIcina. They cheerfuy
recommend it. See thtir certificate, and notice in full
around the bottle.
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Teachers Examination.

The ''Board Of Examiners'' Of Portage County will
hold examinations this fall as follows:
st Saturday, Oct 2st ut the close of Che Teachers
Institute. ..H.
Cd, Saturday, November 4th .nn-.
Sd, - 90 18Th.
4th, " December Cd. .rr-. ....A
The examinations will commence at O'Clock A.
NJ each day, in the Court House at Ravenna, unless
that room is otherwise occupied.
AlG applicants will be expected to furnish satisfactory
evidence OF moral character
The Board expect TO hold no other examinations un-
i'll spring. BENZ. NEWELL, Clerk.
Oct. Sd, IS54.-1O-9t.
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GroaIl NO moro.

A RE you afflicted with pain in the Head,
n Eyes, Lungs, Breast, or Bowels, or with Lame
ness in the limbs get bottle of Root German oint-
ment, SO it thoroughly and be cured. If this oint-
ment should not give satisfaction, after thorough ap-
pcation the bottle may be returned to the agent aud
the money refunded.
Agents: l. Swift, Ravenna; DR.. Earl, franklin; and
sold BIS one Agent in each township. 4Sl3m