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EEGAEN0FfGES.
SherITsaIr.

DYvlrtue Of WIiiof. Vendi Ex. 70 me directed and
ID delivered from the Conn Common Pleas ofPor-
tage county, oi shall Sspes- 10 sale AZ public zen
due aIthe Court House Ia tls town Of Ravenna,
on Saturday the 25h day Of NOVEMBER, Rsrl,
between The hours Sf ten O'Clock, A. NJ ard four
O'Clock p. N. Of said day, tho fofo~ing desefibed
hbds and tonemen 20 vii; situaie Ia the l6,snsn 0g
CharlestoWn lh said county, known az the Hasl hafof
lot nuubsF thirty, (30 bounded north by the hiehua
Nelson Deo; West BY land belonging to =. L0omis;
containing aftyfour and forty-one hundreths Of An
Haymaker, at the suit Of Harvey HOtchkiss. ia..
Appraised at slTOO,OO.
Sherif's oniee, Portage CO.,l JAMES WooDARD.
October 81, A, d. 1851. Sheriff.
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ORA fatal affray occurred in Kansas ter
fitofy short time since. The difficulty was
between two Kentdckians and several per-
sons from Platte county. about claim. The
matter was left to third party to settle, who
decided in favor ofthe Kentuckans. When
the decision was proclaimed, the Platte
county claimants headed by one BURGESS,
attacked the other party and cut them up
with knives in such manner that no hopes
are entertained of their recovery. The
Governor who is at Leavenworth,. had the
parties arrested at once. ss44
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A. oCHEouERED CAREER.--Rev. Thomas
Chiffon, alternately q lawyer. politician and
clergyman, recently died in Kentucky. In
1919 he was member Of the Kentucky
Legislature, then q clergyman, and subse-
suently twice elected member of Con-
eress, as jackson man. Afterwards he
became friend of Mr.. Clay and being q
candidate third time, was deeeated. This
was in 1881, bst in 1898 he was again sent
10 Congress-, aIi.in 1895 retired to private
Efe, and ended his days - clsrgymea.
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DLAID DRESS GOODS, silk plaids,
Il silk aud wool paids, cotton aud wool, desirable
goods for udes' drasses Just opened aud being sold
al "hard timcs' prices at 3. .n
RowELL & WRITER'S.
October 9th, 1884.
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GENIUS OF THE WEsr.-This magazine
for November is on our table. Among the
leading articles are "Humbug and Progress"
"Early Scenes in Ohio,' and "the Genius Of
the West" This literary journal is, we
think, gradually gainisg ground. tits well
worth the subscription price. Terms $l,oo
per annum in advance. Address VIM, T.
CoGGEsHALL, Cincinnati.
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Nen a0uertispnlftlts.
FraMkIin Seminary.

THE TEACHERS of Shalersvile Insti.
l. tute have made arrangements to change their To-
cation and open school at Franklin Mills, to COM
mence on Monday, Nov. 9th, 1854. ....s 80 " n
Together with the Academic School, Mercantile
Department has been arranged and the services of
CH.s. PEcKs have been secured us one of its mana
gers and lecturers. J. X. PICKETT,
.ts.i -. IS. o. PICKETT,
+Former rincipal OF Folsom's Mercantile Branch.
Nov, Sth, Is54,--495 3tA,
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THE MONTHLY JUBILEE.-This Magazine
for October has been received. With all
It's ultraisms, it contains much valuable in
formation and some well written essays
The "Declaration of Independence" adopted
by the working women and men, in Mass
Meeting on the 9Th July, 1862, published in
this number) is an interesting and instruc-
tive document. Very many persons however
would not endorse all that is therein set
forth. ...a
The JuBrLrE is furnished at $l,oo year
in advance.
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ol James HosRlns, de- hge County, Oho'
censed.
.....- ~. ,'-.. ....... .. #...
Charlotte HOskiRs and Petition TO execute a con-
all other heirs and legal tract between james HUs
Rcprcs ntatives Of1 kins and jaime Hoon. .ra
James Hoskns, decd. .. ..rH..- .'.
CHARLOTTE HOSKINS, Jacob v. Nell,
" Ann c. Me John Beery, Emily Bcery, Henry
Bcery, Louisa Beery, Jonathan Esey, Eliza Elscy Al
ncr Hoskihs, who reside in the State Michigan. Jane
Hoskins, Mary Hoskins and Sabna Hoskns, are he te
by notified that Charlotte Hoskns aud Jacob v Nell.
Administrators have filed in said Court, their petition
pray ing for the execution Of the folOwiIgContract
tered into, the 18th day of November, A. D. 1854; be-
tween James HOskins and James Honn, the following
premises situated in the township of Palmyra Portage
comfy; being purt of lot humber Q) odrteen in the
fourth division of lots in said township. COMMONLY
known as land formerly owned by Samuel NJ Gilbert;
the said James Ho0n agreed 10 pay TO said james Hos
kns the sum ofSl,Os5 for said premises upon deferred
payment and the said James Hoskins agreed to make
unto the said James fOon, good and sufficient war
rantee deed, on before the 18th day of November,
1854, upon the punctual payments by the said James
Hcon, Of consideration money aud other things more
particularly described in said peon; in order to
cute the said contract Of the said james Hoskins, de-
ceased, and the same can legally be done,
an order will be taken tor the conveyance Of said
premises, unless the said persons appear, plcade, AN
swer, demur thereto.
"igned' CHARLOTTE HoSKINS.i James Hoskins.
Deerfeld, Nov. @, 1854. 4S23w
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Examination Of Teachers.

The following list of the names Of those
who received certificates at the examination
on Saturday has been handed us for publica-
ton. The number of applicants was 1874;
60 ladies' and "a gentlemen. The number
to whom certificates were granted was S3;
1.J;os 40. 0ontIameu IA
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what Every Woman Should
Know.

livery woman should know that if she
IL is in apoor, sckly, ebitated condition ofhealth,
making existence burden to herself and source Of
painful anxiety to her relatives and frends and, per-
haps, (horrible renectonl entang and inncting her
lnaadies and sufcrings upon her Children that Il
shcr duty to understand why and from what cause her
su1erings arse that remedy and relief may while yet
there is time, be availed of the causes be avoided In
future, andh health restored, that she may be fitted
for the duties and capable Of the enoyments Of life
Let every woman look at tho emaciated form, the
deathlike complexon the deepburicd ustreless eye,
the suuken cheek, the gloomy and depressed spirits,
the shattered nerves, the PROSTATE and helpless cond
dion of many wife, mother daughter sister, not
herself included, within her own circle, whose days
are days of agony, and ask herself ''Must this
tinue? Must this bet Is there no remedYf No relief
No hope? H.-. "a&es
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies aud benefttng By
them. -'' - z
The are pointed out in g.. D.. .,.rr a. .....s.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE existing be-
J. tween Drs. Cain and Morton in the practice OF
medicine, is this day closed by mutual consent By
this arrangement DR.. Cain will settle all company
claims. All persons therefore having unsettled ac'
counts with the late firm Tif please call and arrange
iiie same without delay. WILLIAM CAIN, NJ. D.
.'. J. Il. MORTON, NJ. d.
DR.. Cain would inform his patrons that he can be
found usual at his Office, No. PhuniX Block, ready
to attend all calls in his profession. d
October. Ard, 1S54-3t,-i0,
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Millinery.
IRIS, A. CARHARTT takes pleasure

W rs. A. CAREfAHT stakes3 pleasure
III in informing the ladies ofRavenna and vicinity,
that ON Monday, October 90, she returned from New
York,and will open her Falland Winter Stock of Hats:
Also large and splendid assortment of Gaps, Head
Dresses Flowers, VeTetS Satns, Ribbons and Milin-
cry goods generally ofithe latest and most desirable
styles; also dress and cloak patterns. She has OBJ
tained the lexcusiye premium charlton dress cutting,
aud prepared to give lessons at S200 Patterns cut
andftted to the form o5 cents A share oftlie public
patronage-is respectfully solicited.
Oct q, 1854. az isg.,rTs 4s6.4w
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]DiR0.

At Franklin, Oct. 3lst, Mrs. SARAH, wife of Fred
erck Carries, aged Al years, her disease was Cancer,
She suffered long and intensely, yet She said sit is
good for me that have been affcted.' Her friends
trdst that she is now in that world where peace and
fulness of joy alone eanbe found. M,H
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Rralhsatc Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ tercsted, that the Executors and Administrators
on the following estates have presented to the Court
of Probate for the county Of Portage in the State Of
Ohio, their several settlement accounts which are
placed file in the Office Of the Judge of said Court
aud continued for the inspection and exception Of all
persons interested. until Monday the 4th day of De-
cember, 4. d. 1874, to wit:
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MurrlR0.


At the Pren,iss House, in this village, on this 9Th
inst, by N. D. Clark, Esq, Mr.. WIN. W. NOM, of
Iowa, and Mrs. ELIZABETH REED of Franklin,
Portage Co., Ohio.
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Ravenna Il6,,se.

This wen known establishment, has just
Undergone a thorough repairing, and is now
fitted up for the accommodation of the pub
lie, in style second to none in the county.
It's proprietor Mr.. FRESHMAN J. COLLINS, the
former popular clerk OF the "Collins House, -
will spare no pains or expense in making
the "Ravenna House" worthy of liberal
support by the travelling public. Try him.
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sunni N0fItls.
~ Dr. TUBBs win be At the Prentiss House,
w "Wednesday ate moon and ThuFsday until 3
O'clock P. NJ. 22d aud 23d OF Nov.
See advertisement in another column -I . - 3

ooo aofettlscinchl w ohotncr cOluutn.l 80 4.
III GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM. The Ed.
itors OF the RiehncHd Republican, of December 9th,
ls59, say that Carriers Spanish Mixture IS no quHck
medicine.
They had man IN theif bress-rdom who was aihct.
ed with violent Mercurial Rheumatism who was con-
tinualiy complaining Of misery In his back, limbs and
1oints;-his eyes had become feverish aud matteFy.
neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms OF
rheumatism, combined with serofula Two bottles oi
CaTters Spanish Mixture cured him, and In editO-
rial article above they bear testimony Of its won
derul good effects and say their only regret Is, thai
Hl suffering with diseases Of the blood not aware
Of the existence Of snch medicine. They eheerfuy
recommend It, See their certificate, and notice in full
around the bottle.- ta- Aa of1i- 80 a.as
"The whole press OF Philadelphia are out in favor
of Hoohands German bitters, they prepared BY
Dr. G. M Jackson We afe glad to record the snbees,
OF this valuable remedy for dyspepsia. as we believe
tsupplieS desideratum In the medical world long
needed. The wretehed imators and counterfeiter.
have Withdrawn their nOsrums from the market, and
the public spared from the danger bf swalldNlne
poisonous mixtures in lieu Of the real Biiters'S-
Herald. --
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NEW yoRK MARKEro a. a

NEW YORK MARKET-ocT. 30.
FLouR-sales $500 bbls. at % ,as; Good Ohio
and Michigan Sl0,5O@ll,25. f
wHEAT-sales 1900 bush. COED white Southern at
Se,15.
BUTTER Sells pretty freely a. is@lsc for ohio--
le993c for State. ts X s I NJ s ',,s., n
CaEEsr--Fair request at 10@1ic. \" S.f'5s' MI,
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PRoaiFE CoUHT,-fl the case Of th,

PHosfFE coUHr,-tn the case Of the
State Of Ohio vs.. CEPHAs BLoDGKr tried
for keeping disorderIy house, and selling
liquor contrary to law, which was heard be-
fore Judge BEo&N, on Monday last, we are
informed the defendant plead guilty, was
sentenced to twenty days imprisonment III
the Jail, lined FIFTY dollars, and his establish
hent abated as a nuisance.
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b. &C. Warren, Gu'd'n to Albert W. Hall ,als. do.
Mary Griffith do. to tIez'h l.. Griffith do.
Attest, LUTHER L. BROWN, Probate Judge.
Rayeuna. Nov. 3. ISJ4.-f4-3t,
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CHARLOTTE HOSKINS, Jacob V. Nell,
" Ann C. Neil, John Beery, Emily Beery, Henry
Becry, Loust Becry, Jonathan Elsey, Eliza Elsey,
Abner Hoskns who reside in heSate Of Michigan Jane
Hoskins, Mary Hoskns, and Sabina Hoskins are here
by notified that Charlotte HOskns andJacob V. Nell.
Administrations, have filed in said Court, their petition
praying for the sle Of the following premises; to wit:
bounded on the East Of lot line number QD eleven in
the said James Hoskins the west by third lot line;
the north by land Of George Crate, being part of lot
township of Palmyra, containing forty acres Of land
or less, particularly described in said Pc
ion in order to discharge the debts of said dcccdcn
and ut the next term ofsad Court, soon there
taken for the sale of said real estate, unless said per-
sons appear pleAdt, answer, or, dcmur thereto.
JACOB V. NELL, ! Administrators of
CHARLOTTE HoSKlNS,S James Eloskins.
1SR4w
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBES,
.-----L AMAAYhic.Ah ElEnYSi ini.A II

WILL be In attendance a, his rooms as follows.
Rnvenna---Prcntss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day until O'Clock, P. M. 22d and e3d Nov.
Akron-CObb's Exchange, Tuesday 21St. November
Warren-aG Gaskill House, Monday, 21th OF November
Cicveland--American House; Thursday and Frida!
2d and Sd Of NOV. ','",.'t .+
Those afflicted with Chronic Diseases of the Liver
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, nfammaticns, Rheuma
tism, Asthma, Shotncss of Brcatb ordeulty ofbreath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa
btcs, Restessness, Loss Of appetite, Constipation
Derangcment of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Grav
ell White Swellings any long standing Diseases are
invited to call. '... .r... .... .. .
becds nor blsters; nor hea HomGpathst; he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antimony, any other minera
medical agent;nor ishe TIompsOnian he neither
steams orgves emccs His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted, but not
than his system of treatment. He does not make
sick to make WE'LL tear down to build up again,
aay any nervous irritation, by patching up with
dynes. .... .. ..... a., ,..
Patients should mark well the dates given above,
Our entire time being pre-. engaged attendance mus
accord strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion us to the probability of cure
is always given. Subccting the patient to expense
without a reasonable prospect of success.
Dr.. TuBBs-Dear Sir:-Seyen years ago was taker
with what doctors called Dyspepsia. 1 consulted
several who all told me could never be cured, O
able to work ut my trade again, which is blacksmith
ing. Sometimes little better, then worse, scarcel!
able to do any thing. Fingered along until thre,
years ago, when i was taken worse of my old CON
plant followed by that bcsetihg leri of dysprptics
Hypocondrac. From this time up to seeing You,
could eat but very sparinglE OF light food which al
ways distressed me- and was often speedily elected
from my stomach. My suderings of mind were boyon'
what tongue can tell or any one imagine Who has
experienced similar fortunes Itried all physicians il
reach with but little benefit and while IN the midst
hopeless suFcrngs, which, could they be told woulC
fiji volume, j happened to sec your advertisement
Having had the advice of all kinds of physicians,
concluded to get your opinion, though with little faitl
that anything could help me. After advising with you
| determined to take some medicine as the last ant
only resort. This was nearly year since. am nov
almost as wellas ever. Latter part ofwinter lwefke
in my shop, having labored all summer, and pow,ii
harvest cradle and NOV, doing full days work, "
never feel any Of my old symptoms except when YER
tired verdone and have every to believe yo
world. am very glad | ever saw you, and sncere
believe your treatment the best known, particularly
for chronic diseases. You can make what use Of thi
you think proper. Yourswith respect
i'-7o 'HfE1 DEXTER B. JOHNSON.
Bath. Summit Co. O. Ahe.. Il. 1871. ----- u ~
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n |, DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving
L his stock of Fall and Winter Goods bought within
the last three weeks in New York and Boston, and is
prepared to sell them at extraordinary low prices (ow
ing to the great decline in many of goods and he
assures his CUSTOMERS and the public that he intends
always keep up with the times and will sell as low
as any other establishment west OF New York.
Oct. lS, 1854. H. J.. DAY.
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Petition for Dover.

In the Court ofCommen Pleas
OF Portage County and State
Of Ohio.
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ME will sell better Calico for st cents,
w than was dreamt Of Ia mans economy, and
we back up this assertion by producing the goods;
and furthermore we will sell j. Briggs d Co.'S, Dun
peIls. Riehmdnd and CARTS best Madder prints, for
10, Marx thai tool E.. ,- -'s 3.
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SILKS, SILKS-All we ask, is for the
~ people 10 come and see them, and Me goods will
sell themselves tits only necessary to say iere that
we will sell black Silks one yard wide for 81 so, and
one yard and quarter, for S1,7J Don't forget that
you pass along. .......I- ..|.
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A S this is progressive world, we will en-
Ii deayOr to keep up with the fast times, without any
particular kind of aid stopping get rested and il
cheap goods and small profits demonstrate this pro-
gressve age, we are not be numbered among those
who fall short of the 25 cent reduction. ...
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CLEVELAND; Oct. 40. ..
FLouR-Super1ne, for good nice article $e9e so;
strait bands $500; good strait brands $3.50;
best extra $3.50: retas at S9,759l0. Small lots OF
SnperfRc Indiana selling at $6,25. al. .U. s..
WHEAT--Salcs of 100 bush. Michigan white at1 ,9e.
Mixed held at 1,e5.
CoRN-Sales Of 700 bush. from store at 62c.
OATs-They are held at 40. .t T..
BUTTER-Inferior plenty and dull at l0@15. Prime
in good demand at le@l9I- se se. 8 .,.Ial r. P!
CHKRsE--Remains with little change at 96elO.
PoTAroEs--All that arrive are taken at 81 cents.
Eaas-l4 for fresh. e-s a.st W a t,-l 81
DRIED APPLEs--$I.l 1fi st staQ s-i
WooL--2594Oc. = Asalss ts8s.
SABT--l,6S Retails at SI,75. i. JsS .'ifS T. $50
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( (fHAMBRAY'S-20 pieces of those dark
~ plain Chambray's that have been much called
for, the best goods in America, TOR shilling yard
lust received at H. l.. DAYS.
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Guull1lerriul gntplllgente, III
RAVlLNNA MARKE EFT.

Corrected Weekly By Geo. Buel and other deal.
erS in The articles named below.
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T AIDES who take delight in making their
II own Collars, Sleeves aud Chemsettes, will find
the muslin ready stamped and the best Of French work
ing Cotton, at our Store. More hereafter
]. II. BOSTWICK e. co.
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SATIN BONNETS-Ah!w we always sold
~ more Bpnnets than any other house in town, and
our fall bonncts cheaper and more beautiful than
ave
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WE will give few articles that can be

w E will give few articles that can be
w found at all times at our Store. Dress goods,
Dress trimmings, Collars, Undersleov0s, Laees, Edg
ngs white goods of all kinds Linens Hoiscry, Gloves
Veils Cords Tussels, Buttons, zephy Worstcd, Shirt
Bosoms, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Shawls,
SatnIGts, Cassimeres Doe SKINS Broad Cloths. GAG
pets, Oil Cloths, MaIs, Rugs, Ribbons Bdnnes; eur
tain Muslin, Comforts, Suspenders, Fringes, &C.,
CATERS Boots, Shoes, Groceries and spices, Crock
cry Glassware, and every thing that the necessities of
the people demand. -.r. ..r .r1
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DAY STATE SHAWLS-A fine lot
ID Our Shawls alone will establish prices 2j deg
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Notice.

Charlotte Hoskins nndl |----. ~
jacob V. Nell, Adm's In the Probate Court, Por
Of James Hoskins, de- - tlge County, Ohio
aah
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RANsOM a. GILLETT
E. TWITT'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Hats for Fall Trade:

| TWITT has just received l6 Cases Of new
l. styles of Hats. Caps; comprising all the styles
just issued have nothing 10 say regards quantiyt
any person that IN my room, situated nt No.
Ph@uix Block, will say that have the largos, sssoft
mcut OF Hats and Caps, with the best 10 show
this Fall, will sell goods at extremely low prices.
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b. y aunin before the public, a little la.

~ ter than nsrai. bat a the better for the people;
late purchases In the City, always give the hdt
tage OF 10 per earlier purchases. As gOOds
have lately gone down 25 per cent 10 this town, lover
the left We will endeavor to give customers the
advantage Of our laie purchasers, which win reduce
our former large prodis rs per cent This is great
falling of and the only way TO make up the deficiency
is 70 sell big pile OF oods so come on friends We
are ready for any thing aud any prices. ..I
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DRY GOODS.
J. n, BOSTWlCK & cos, ADV'S.

]. H. B0STWICK d. CO., J,
Dealers In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, &c. No. Z, Phenix Block, RayeRna.
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Charlotte H0skins, and
all heirs and legal rep
resentatives, of james
Hnskins lncnnsnh-
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oh how are the mighty fallen, Oh!
" what depression in the Tea market. l2l in one
short month Is certainly knocking OF large profits in
hurry and as msrcakis generally getting rich too
fast, will try and have the profits fixed al about liv
ing rates, motto is Yo and let ye) good Tea so
cent Tea, hat was will sell for 3Ss cents per lb-
Please marx that. ..s .s.. .... D. ..
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Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F. J. VIss
CHER & Co.., Real Estate Brokers, Wy. Orders,
(post paid with money enclosed, TO bs addressed,
, J. W. HoLBRooKE, Sec'y, sos Broadway, NY. 3
i. PThe Engrayings in the Catalogue are now ready
for delivery. 467 6m
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Petition TO sell Lands.
In the Probate Court of Por-
tagc county, Ohio.

Charlotte Hoskins andl r
jacob V. Nell, admiN- In tn,
istrators of James Hos
kins, deceased.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-08
ROWEI,M MIf:1ER . CO. :
New Fail and Winter Gooas---
First Arrival.

NOBOURGS, TWILLED PERSIANS,
" alpaes, meIino plaids plain and plaid DE Berge.
large stock OF the above goods just opened and III be
sold at prices TO suit the Times. ~ ~
HOWELL & wlTTRR.
Oct. 9th, 1854.