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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
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EDWARD E(0lO.U.3,
III AVINt; ENLARGED and improved his Store, is now
IL receiving from -. Louis and other markets well
selected assortment of
t}AlL.IiI GROCERIES
Consisting of alne varieties usually kept in this mar
ket, such
Sugars, Teas, Coffee. Rice, Aolasses,
Fish, Pogjs, Hams Tobacco
Fruit of almost ecc,y rariefy
Soap, Candles, &c, &c. Sc
Which win be sid any store in this place
ms arrangements such that he will all time be
supplied with the best quality of
E=- 81 = Ell EEa
Fresh from the lest Mls in the State His old custom
ers, and the pubic generally, invited to call and
examine the qualify and prices of his goods.
Hiinerai Point, S pril -, 1873 26tf
p E4xg GOODS 9
VIE undersigned has just received his FALL STOCK
of
DRY <.noDs.
Gree EIsFES,
EsanT> and SHOES, &C.,
and respectfully invites The attention of The public TO
the
90 RICHARD NJ. SMITH.
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VALUABLE FARm FOR SALE

"koVEs. gsTES. &c-A o'is.cTpss
hand and will keep for sale cem
Gloves Miits embroidered and plain hsna - soas
Pans and many articles " hlch me s.ing ee
do well 10 cali and examine before ph'0" y7ps
where. -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1853.
NOTICE.

LII persons hereby forbidden to dig, mine, re
move neral turn the water from natural chan
nE Otherwise trespass upon the following described
liHC To w.t. The northeast quarter of the northeast
1Hrier of section No TO- nowship No D. north range
two E:ast And further notice hereby given that
person persons trespassng upon the above premises
viii be dealt with according TO law.
JAMES HUDGHAN.
Nlneral Point Dec. "a. lSl3 w y \ Z,
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ZION AND STEEL

Is worthy the particular attention Wagon Maker sand
gfack smiths
BlackSHlifhs Peiioics, american ard English
.Anuiis, s. lii Boa IiceS, Brass For Do,
And every thing in that line hand of qua1ties
ranted Most of their stock has been purchased from
the Manufacturers and will be syd holesae al small
ad vance on eastern prices and at retail very low
All orders will be promptly executed, and gooascare
faIlv eck d and sent as directed.
r & w. Are agents and the only dealer. in Ga
Tenn IN the genuine Fairbanks scales. the rcpu-
ation of which Is too well established To need word
of comiu eDdation.
full stock of Counter and Platform Scales alwayson
hand. Fay Cattle Scales furnished and set up to
o d r. at short notice.
Ga'ena, september, 1853 45u
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sN~sss RANCE AG aNCN.
'ht. UNDERSIGNED having received the Agency ofthe
following e mpanies, to wit
Jcterso't Life Insurance Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Aetc York Central IasRraHce Company Of Cherry
IaHey. n. y,
prepared 10 take risks Lives and Property. the
most favorable terms, ethsron the Join sock MGtu
=! Principle. r. ID PULFDRD.
i1ts Agent for Iowa Co. wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
NOTICE.

a IL. PERSONS are forbidden to mine, diy, remove
IA Mineral from, other Use trespass the follow
isg described premises. viz -
T. ar OF or Sec. !, hf of n w or of Sec. II
and : " or Of \ T. or of sec. IA Town 4 Range East
iimnIiI JOHN HoARE.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX saah

l., the counties Of Io,ca and Columbia bsoo"'h
TgyHE undersigned offer for sale the following
Z scribed Real Estate: 81
SW q Of w a, Sec -, Town >, Range u
W = OF or . p, ;,
IND . 3 OF E Il Of < E az. % "a, 5,
+ = of : Or q
ard Z "a Of \ f or " 4, 4,
No. acres S2 20 loo of the Und north fraetions ~
OF or. Sec 7, town z. range "a IA
No acres 81 50 100 north fraction No ], Sec H. o"
range east. -.
No acres AZ 80 Ice fractional section IA, town Us As
z east. 80.
IND = of Lot 47Viiet's survey, Mineral Point W.
ID of 20 u
W a of g No. 30, &
DUNN READ, 4gfs"
Mineral Point, Wisconsin gu
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FOR SALE.

INlE south east quar- ter OF Section thirtg-hree, town
eight, four east. Also-severgI uniua proved
Lots and parts OF Lots, in the village Dodge.iie-
Also-th the place forms rly known The Tom jenkins
place. IN DodgeSIe, being parts OF Lots, and
Block three.
Any OF the above property will be sold cheap, and on
favorable tel ms. Apply
COBB MESS MORE, Agents,
Mineral Point or to
AUG. F. DOW, the owner,
New York City. 1t
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e. - & - q 81 ss e "a TX y Ky,
NIAGARA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
.g9Fs The subscribers ~ould call the attention OF hs
T>|S Farmers Iowa and adjoining Gov les % 'heH
"--.s=- large stock of FRUIT ard ORsAnKarAL fKffa
SHRUBs, PLANTS, sc. They have under cultivation ~
n leading and best varieties Of tie APPLE Fear fes
Plum and Cherry, well of smaller fruits suca a ,1
rants Raspberries, &C OF Dwarf Apples, Pears aHo
Cherries. We haN large stock.
JESSE u. WATTS OF Shuisburg, wiilnet Is oH' sgeP
receive and forward orders and rom whom csn Bs ~
famed Gaia OCue> % Nursery Great car. hs- Oe1
taken to ensure of Tarietes, rs II " our
tentiOu 20 cultivate extensively only those yaretsNn
have been proved worthy of general cEltivallna
PENFlELD & BU KILL
Lockport, October 10, 1874.
Those wishing to avail themselves Of the opportnaI
of getting Fruit and Ornamental Trees from Inc cefg
ted Lockport Nursery will do well to send thelf n'u1
in time as there will positively be no trees oronsh'
' Jesse D. WATTS
SbrIgh,-, yy;s Oot IN re54 4m49.
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or MlA.

lt iufamm story 4 Chronic Rheumatism Sore
Throat Group, >welled Limbs Pains IN the Breast, BacS
side, stiff Joints, Ague in the F-Ce, SpraIns, SAT-
RIepm, Bruises Chbaius, Touthache Sting of Insects
Burns Frosted Feet sun Pains issues Nervous Diseases
Weakness in the ankles and Limbs generally, Erysipe
las, Headache Diseases OF the Spine,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
Highly Important

70 lie I'e9pzs Of tIa8 .UiHlng Region !
TT AVIT received nv = sSrs Nc stock of GOODS.
deaG, adv s.Dle, for the benrt of the public
% IA - 1T me leading articles by way
s5s i.st they be in pAr made realize the
,uat OF ,cs. K-ct, q The great amount which
ring the <or: year. Ny stock COR
sl.,s IN Ja.t II h FpiirNiu-
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And further notceis hereby given, that forbid any
ana all persons from buying removing any lead or
the above described lands he
written permission of the owner agent
BEN G. SCOTT, ownorand agent.
Yelluw Some, May. 3, Is54. I6-lN
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Al EXTRAORDINARY CURE Of BAD BREAST
WHEN aEteLY AT The p. IN OF DE Xii.
Cay u Letter frea II. R. Da-tst, Seo Orleans,
.F.ceR5er ga 1883.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
A O8 sn6efiOF 81. faeveIntid ,
: inss'ilIsEMOYAL.l' sal Il
6srifHm A, .llosfxuinlf


TASlNG Tenqyed their Faraure q their now roo iir
"a the Phoenix Block, directly over Bostyiekis dry od
sore are prepared 10 walt on their customers ID Thing IL
tIer lice, ouhsaek consist In part follows af seb
Sofas from S95 % Jenny Lind, SIS, Teteac-tae ace h
ce suits The young exactly Mahogany CHAIRS Marble Ton
Tabes, Qmrte aud card tables what Bnfeaus
ny cottage beds, Marble top wasstands Piano Stools loot
stools, dc. go 4 - ff.F
AIso,A fine 6t Of Hail Stands icy are beauty isi os
Also.n splendid lot Of Looking Gnsses fnoln Is 10 eIeIn
Also; Pictures rnd Picture Frames, - =; &c
fie lot Of HAIR Cotton, and sk Mattresses our Hair
Mattresses are manufactured in Ncihty (by M
MeLPin Of Rootsown andwe warrant the Hair 70 be the
first quality Of long Horse Hair the Husk and cotton are
coming into generTl use IN many PLACES. 'f eR034s -
Also pleHty Of Bedsteads With Hnkleys Suspension
Bed Bottom These beds have been thoroughly tried
and all who have used eni pleased with he we have
improved the bottom By making them thicker than at rst
we sell them now from $3 and upwards every person who
would have bcdsehd, sondbuy one least for themselves
and we assure them thSywill buy other afler i 3t
We have fuassorment Of common fuEniuro cane scat
chairs OF all Kinds om SIS aud upwards bureaus from Ss
and upwards Stands so upwards and cord beds
proportion. " W 7''fts lfiF" r'5llfgu !
We have been at considcralc expense in fitting mn our
rooms and we invite NIL ea and what We have We
Know we can sell as cheap to the least of It. Ceye
land or elsewhere; II the people satisfied that This Is the
case, VIII they sustain Of this kind by purchasing at
home All work purchased in the village, Wilt be delivered
at the House OF the purchaser p ~ ~ ~ '7Tllf2f
RaveBpn, March IA, 1854. if Nuy ttet f4g !i55-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

The TERM OF "LApY. THE name lady IS an
abreviation ofthe Saxon "Lefoday," which sig
nifes bread-giver. The mistress Of a manor, at
a time when affluent families resided constantly
at their country mansions, were accustomed, ,Qnce
aweek or oftner, to distribute among the poor a
certain quantity OF bread. She! bestowed the
gift with her own hand and made the hearts Of
the needy glad by the soft words and gentle ac-
tons which accompanied her benevolence. The
widow and the orphan "rose up and called her
blessed;" the destitute and afflicted recounted her
praises. All classes of the poor embalmed her
in their affections as the Leofday, the giyer of
bread and the dispenser Of comfort, sort of min
istering spirit in world of sorrow Who is La
dy now. ~ ..r..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

NAPoLEoN's RESPECT FOR THE AposTLEs.-Na
poleon having entered one of the cities of Ita1y
the church-wardens recommended to him the rel.
iques of their church. "Sire, will you deign to
take our apostles under your protection 'Your
Apostles: are they OF wood!'' "No Sire.' "Of
what are they!" "Of silver, Sire,-of solid sill
Ver" "sold silver" replied Napoleon, quickly;
Eyes, shall help them to fulfil their mission; it
has been ordained that they should 60 throughout
the world, and they shall" Having said so the
Emperor sent the twelve Apostles TO the mint at
Paris. EGat as,E
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
or Here is beautiful sentence from the per

or Here is beautiful sentence from the pen
Of Colrdge. Nothing can be more eloquent.
- "Call not that man wretched who, whatever
else he suffers as to pain inflicted or pleasure de-
MED, has child on whom he. doats. Poverty
may grind himsto the dust; obseurity nayscast its
dark mantle over him: his voice may be unheed.
ed by those among whom he dwells, and his face
may be unknown by his neighbors; even pain
may rack hisjoints, and sleep flee from his pillow
but he has gem with which he would not part
with for wealth, defying computation for fame,
filling worlds ear, for the sweetest sleep that
ever fell on mortal eye." "19"sf <ls.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

WHAT THE STEAM ENGINE DoEs.-It propes,
it rows, it sculls il screws it warps, it tows, it
sleyates it lowers, it lifts, it pumps, it drains it
irrgates, it draws, it pulls, it drives, it pushes it
CARRIES II brings it scatters il collects it conden-
ses, it extracts, it splits, it breaks, it confines, it
opens it shuts, it digs, it shovels, it excavates, it
plows, it threshes, it separates, it wipnows, it
washes, it grinds, it crushes it Sits, it belts, it
mixes, it kneads it moulds, it stamps. it punches,
it beats It presses, it picks, it hews it cuts, it
Sits, it shaves it saws, it planes, turns, it bores
it mortices, it drills, it, heads, it blows, it forges
it rolls, it hammers, itrasps, it files it polishes,
trivets, it sweeps, itbrushes, it scutches, cards
it spins, it winds, it twists, it throws, it weayes, it
shears, it coins, it prints E..'.es sa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
CARTER & NfsHMIxTVRE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER or THE .OOD,


IEslLLupLE REmKpY fO1 scrofala., K,a,,.
inatisP Obstinate Cuiancous Erlptios ~ spse I
ftules on the lace, Botehes, B0s Chr6nie SiTr F 1,,
Norm or Heen Scalg Head. ERlnFuei ant a X n - ,s
Bones md Jointss Stubborn Ulcers SYphiie s.o,de,s
Lu nbag6, Spinal Complaints arid nj Disf
anit9hdicionsH BIecasy dhpfudenhe h. 6s 81,
! yQf the l3lood IL a. ss,II f1N -.
This valuable which has become eetsbrasd sar
ot extrordagy lIroR ts Soenrr
friends, 10 oer TO e publc which they n ai,b IN
confidence In its virtues and wohd
The following certificates aeIecod foII n jnrS6 npae
however, stronger testimony than word az he
prietors and are all from gentlemen wen knos M th ~
calltest aHd % the highest respeetaBilty many ~
Ing In the pity Of Richmond, Va, 49, - 49,
F. BoYDEN, EsQ,, ofhe ExchanRe Hotel Rieh,bf fn,..
every where's says he has seen Tie Mcdce aIIfd
SPAsIs ,MIxTuRE administered IN orSr :
nearly all tho diseases for which il Il ,S ~, ~
most astonishing good results He says II is1 ,sasssr
binary madeleine he has seen. !
AauE AND FRvRR--SRr AT Guar ~ hers -
three years had quo ind F6te oftie n.,o ~ ior
tion.- Iladscv Physicians, took b, hS1,,k,-
nine, Mercury, and Ibejieyc NH Tho Toni, tt h,,
all Without any perInaobl relief Al iast ~
Spanish Mlxure two bottles of which efsctualy cre ,
and am happy to say have had neither Ciis 81 Feyers
medicine reached my case. 5s;ss dnse ~ enV
Beaver DguiS pear Richmond, Va =
G. b. EUcK, ESQ., now inthe city OF Ricbmond iand a,
fnaIy Years imhe Post 0ice has such N ana a.
tonshipg efficacy of Carriers Spanish Miyure M, ~ l
boue upwards Of5O bottles which he hns nnyy - ~ s s
fall when taken according to dreetlohs n ~ ~
CITY HOTEL IN tho Cyof RchmonS aeys ~ os od me
number Of staecs the cfect Or Curriers' SSon ~
Which were most truly snrprisiaRs He S
sumption dependant on ths Iiver tba nI u Soh
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
DENTISTRY.

| G. DR.. "A. A. HARRIS has associated with hin
m in the practice Of Dentistry, Dr. J O. willis
yand they have fitted up rooms in the PhtpuiS
g.. Block, east end RieI,artlsou,s Hardwars
or the purpose OF carrying the Dental business in
branches and offer generous public the ates
Improvement In their profession. Esr.57s,S
AS they are permanently located In Rayepna all wish
ing work done by them depend their done
& ~ proper manner such as whole Sets Teeth minor
crysazed God Tin Foil Teeth extracted with The nse ~
eoToorm or without They have preparation for destroy.
OF aching teet and will perform all other work
intend to free ourselves from all mpositions practice
ny Pretenders we will be governed IN pracee strictly
oy Rrluepe and will not knowingly perform ans peYaons
meHt may be. - ~ o ii"''0o-
All operations perfomedon the teeth in our Office will be
and no person is required to take or nav for work
unless perfect satisfactionis is given ~ P' ~ WIN
Raveena March IA, 1854, 1s-L,s +.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
: RE NJ O1V Al 2
III. L.. DAY

TAKES pleasure in syng his friends and customers and
the public generally, that he has removed to his new
a,a ,eaB h No, 2, PHGNIx Block, ,S,,,, o.. y,
where he WILDE happy wait on them 10 any thing in the
line Of Fancy and Stael Dry Goods and as lie Intends To
cevote his attention, utmost purchase and
se Of Dry Goods he is confident be will be enabled TO
sent TO inc people OF Portage county Of Goods not
supposed IN qaafys quantity Price, any Retail Dry
Goods Establishment West of New York .5ii 4.f yf-,i :
Ray Aprii IS I951 ' 20 '-t5' r''' -F'tists 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
METALICI BURIAL CASES.

EsE Cases are ast coming into general se The adyah
tago fthese cases over the common wood Conn rre s
onows they are air tight g they are hdesructab from
alnra causes; 3, they eeeuay resist pre- sure OF nc
eaI ey are proof against water consequently yer
min ofa kinds s. they proof the kui
& Wy escape OfonnsEe gasses during
The body can be preserved Tor weeks ana even months ii III
weather without any perceiyable change .5lf ~
Also, we Keep Shrouds on hand ut low price, this pre-.
vents ue necessity Turning the house Of mourning ino
shop and we think WILDE great convenience 10 all
we nave also he common wood Coffin, from the ohds TO
ia assortment Of the above Cases nall and arge) can
ny me Furniture Rooms, In the Phoenix Block
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

90 GTA party of emigrants to Kansas are pre-
pairing to leave Boston on the 18th of July. The
trustees of the emgrant aid society advertise for
proposals to convey 10000 persons this year,
and if necessary $4,000 No encouragement
will be given to more than can be comfortably
located before winter; and many, after locating
their farm, will return to spend the winter with
their families. -.r.. .t.+s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05


AsEs OF AmnALs.--A. bear, rarely exceeds
twenty years; a dog lives twenty years; fc1
fourteen or sixteen; lions are long lived-Pon.
pey lived to the age of seventy. The average
age Of cats is fifteen years; squirrel and hare
seven or eight years. rabbits seven. Elephants
have been known to live to the great age Of four
hundred years. When Alexander the Great had
conquered one Porus, King Of India he took a
great elephant which had fought very valiantly
for the KiBgsnamed him Ajax, and dedicated him
to the sun, and then let him go with this inscriP-
ton: "Alexander, the son of Jupiter, hath dedi-
Gated Ajax to the Sun.ps This elephant was
foundwi this Inscription three hundred and fifty
years after. Pigs have been known to live to
the age Of thirty years; the rhinoceros to twenty
A horse has been known to live to the age Of six
ty.twO, but averages twenty-five or thirty. Cam
els sometimes live to the age of one hundred
Stays are long-lived., Sheep Sc dom exceed the
age OF ten. Cows liyeabout fifteen years. Cuver
considers it probable that whales sometimes live
one thousand years. The dolphin and porpoise
attain the age of thirty An eagle died at Wen
ma at the age Of one hundred and forr years.
Ravens frequently reach the age of one hundred.
Swans have been known to live three hundred
years. Mr.. Mallertou has the skeleton of a
swan that attained the age of two hundred. Peli-
cans are long-lived. A tortoise has been known
to live to the age Of one hundred and seven. [
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
Farm for sale

&S The subscriber has farm for sale, containing 70
A acres ofas good land be found in the town near
joining the corporation OF the village of Rayenna at
le Southwest corner, the road leading to F. w Tappans
nice young orchard on ID. sI'.-TDT
wiz sell this farm for $35 per Nowis your time for
bargain. Call on the subscriber the prcmses E s
- haVennl, April ID, 1854. 460-tf BART
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
House and Lot for safe.

" The subscriber offers for sale his House and lot sit
M mated on Chestnut Street. In the village Of Ravenna
The house Is good frame building in first rate cond-
ton, esnainng eight good sized looms Tho lot is well
fenced, and has good quantity Of bearing fruit trees
good well of water and good frame barn. For further
particulars inquire Ofte subscriber the premises.
May %, 1854. 466-tf SAMUEL MILLFR.
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NEW FRM--

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS.
nALRYMPLE & MUNYoN, having entered into co-part
A. hersmp in the Ready Made Clothing business would
rsPeeuu atite the attention OF their friends customers
1na tae Puoe generally to their stock of SE4SoNABLE
CLoIHiNG adapted to every, age, taste profession
BOY ana youths Clothing for all sizes and conditions
Oh the Juvenile community and exertions will continue 10
DC made TO Keep this department complete as possible
OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace full and complete assortment of Shirts Dickcs
% Hosiery, suspenders, Stocks scar, Cravas Neck
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. contains great yorc-
OF Cloths Cassmerers Vestngs, &C.. embracing alnist
h Sdee % ne ot Genemen Garments
prGes in tasteful and fashionable STYLE
ed in all cases. ~ i'"'''
The system Of terms is one price, and no deviation
nc price OF such garment and article marked m Plain g.
ana small but regular profit upon each article BY
above the market prices - 80 -. 'N " p"'
Is. Agoods sold, will be warranted as represented
'havenna May 22 1864. DALRYMPLE d MUNYoN. -
4O0u ~ ~ one door enst of tho Brick
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
! RlA1IvENNA "a :! Sle|ll LEATHER STORE.

ANK tisday entered info eo-partnershlp In the heather
business at The old THnnery stand formerly carried on
oy u frctlSs ftwrods South of the Court hoIse Raven
IA, Ohio, where we design keep constantly on good
assortment Of al kinds of eaer such Hemloek Tanned
Band Leather, Upper, Calls Kip Skins, French Calf SKINS
Gents Boot Morocco, Womons Morocco, Red Morocco,
Pink and Russet Lining Skins Bndnge Shoe Thread Pcrs
&C., DC. All of which we'will sd low for cash.
Call and examine our stock, ENOS a WISMAN {
Rayelnn. Der JsS9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
Farm for Sale,

- The subscriber has excellent farm for sale q
miles souI-eust of Rayenna There are 40 acres
ashsH seventy each side of the one good farm
House and Barn, well watered on each side Of the
arm, good water privilege unoccupe Lock can
a. crsons wishing to purchase enquire at the Store j.
h. B0stwick oS Co., the Farm. GEO, BosrwIck
Raw mna, March Ie 1854. .t!... ~ II 15s-if 7
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
EnrIIl rnr SnIe.

Il Tho &c ottage Hill Farm "a miles eas Of Raven
the Warren road containing 437 acres of FIRST
aEhaN rate land, 255 OF improyemen 20 Of which
~ 4 bottom and and will cut very heavy grass, theba.
anee in ne timber This Farm unusually well walered
through The centre Of aud is considered OF the very
best farms IN the County, either for stock grain raising
The bniIgs consist of substantial Stone House. buiat
large outlay, with well Of son water at the door. There
large barns With cuttle she'd 81 feet long, connect
ling them. Also Currage House, Stables, and all 9th
erheeessnry oubuilngs and all in good repair One
half Of the purchase money remain mortgage for
term II required, Tho above property viii be sold
low, the occupants esirOus ofrcm0vng east. 80 o.
For further particulars apply to Darius Lyman, Esq Ra
or fine subscriber on the premises; /. z : q
Ravcnna, Feb. 81 1854 ''''d' .'F r'a'iiri 453-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

"A good-natured husband, dozen children
and happy home, are women's rights. AZ these
rights may be,easily obtained. we hope the sis
terswii smake note on fY54
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
BOOT SHOE AND LElTlER SINRE

THE Subscribers take pleasure in 50 ing that they have
now on hand eargest best and most complete ssort-
n9otS, Shoes and Gaters ever offered in Portage
county Likewise that they have removed TO their New
Two doors east Of Phoenix Block where they will at ali
e DC peased TO wait upon their old customers and friends
to any thing in the line Of Ladies' Gents Boys Vonths
Misses and Chrens Shoes Boots CATERS either ofhomc
OF eastern m;piuiactTe Also, Oak and Heock Sole and
roceo Lining and Binding Skins almost everything in
tue e OF shoe makers Tools I'd Findings All those in
mantoi otthe above mentioned articles would find il To
chasing elsewhere. " ~ So 2 - "''e psi
WeseE at small profits and must have promptpay
Ravenna, May22 1854. nIfKIiAM q q RDNFI
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
"A Splendid Lot Oai sss0t Esis,sr.F,

& GeaytBosss
Receiving the largest and best selected II
se1ssg ever offered IN as county consisting 81 Colts
Fess and Gents Furnishing o0s ofeynfy syieand
agallly which he Is determined prices which cannon
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