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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-16
The nemocrntic Creed.


We are gratifed to see that in all sections o.
the State, the Democracy are planting themselves
on the Republican creed and in opposition to all
institutions and prosecutions either for birth place
or religious faith. In the proceedings Of the
Fulton County Democratic meeting the platform
is thus laid down:
Resolved, That we regard the following as the
true cardinal points of Democratic Republican
faith in the present and in all other canvasses:
LIST. State rights as containing the doctrine of
popular sovereignty md exemplifed in those
measures which leave the people of State or
Territory to control their own institutions and
TO enact their own laws.
Cd. Opposition to sectional politics of every
name and nature.
Sd. A defense, of religious freedom, as laid
down in the Constitution, and protection to all
who are ready to become citizens of this coun-
try, and who while they escape from the despot-
ism Of the Old World, embrace and defend the
freedom of our institutions.
With these great republican truths emblazon-
ed on our banners defeat is IMPOSSIBLE. The hon.
est masses of the Old Commonwealth will never
suffer the martyr-fres of persecution to be light
ed on the soil that Penn dedicated to religious
freedom. There is no such word as fail, if the
democracy will but labor with zeal and earnest
ness.-PhiIdd. Argus.
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DIR. MoRToN.-We have received a communi-
cation from Dr. MORTON, of this place, which he
desires should be published, but on account of it,
length, and the crowded state ofour columns, we
are unable to do SO. 1t refers to certain remarks
which he says have been circulated in the COM
munity, much to his prejudice, in regard to the
death of young lady which occurred not long
since at his residence.
The communication is accompanied by copies
ot certificates, purporting to be from JOHN TEARE,
the father ofthe deceased and, and also from 9TH
era who were formerly acquainted with the fami-
ly of the deceased, and with DIR. MORTON. These
certificates, if genuine, (and we have no reason to
believe they are noD fully excupate DR.. Nor
TON, and free him from all blame. For ourselves
we have never heard any of the rumors, and
know nothing Of the merits OF the case one way
or the other.
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his follows.
RavcnnUPrentiss House, Thursday and Friday until
O'Clock, p. NJ. 7th and 9Th Sept.
Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Wednesday, 9th Sept.
Warren-Gaskill House, Tuesday, 18th of Sept.
Cleyeland-Amorcan House, Thursday and Friday 18th
and 18th Of August.
Those afflicted with Chronic of the LIVER Lungs
Kidneys or Spleen, lnlammations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
ShOrtness of Breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy, Weakness Nervous disabilities, Restcssness Loss
appetite, Constipation Derangement Of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swellngs, long standing dis
eases, arenvited to call.
No CHARGE CONSULTATION Dr. t. neither bceds nor
bster is he HomRpahis he Mercury Ar
senic AntimOny, other mineral medical agent is
he hompsonanhe neither steams emetcs. His the
ory of diseases differs from all others that have adopted,
but not than his system of treatment. He does
make sick to make WELL tear down to build up again.
inlay nervous irritation, by patching with anodyncs.
Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time beng engaged attendance must accord
strictly with published announcements.
unbiased opinion the probability off cure is al
given. Subjectng the patient to no expense without
reasonable prospect OF success.
DR.. TuBBs:-f the unlocked for benefit have received
from treatment be of service yourself
despairing nvaids cheeully give it for publication.
But for the wishes Oft dcpedantamily should havo
enjoyed this pleasure and probably again applied
any physician, at least such my determination. had
tried many and many and times hopes
yved and followed by bitter disappohtmcnts. 1t utterly
disheartencd.
During lS47 and two succeeding had the ague
which seemed have most disastrous effect upon the
sttuon Under hracLg treatment was enabled to labor
short time then compelled to desst.
For year before seeing you unable to labor at all
and part of the time confined to my Physicians
treated for Bronchitis and disease 0fthe verand Spleen
thin in flesh, weak and bowed down and suffering al
conSany.from GOODNESS Of surface and limbs had cold
%Sas at n i a pa sG,mes En IN y very & acute from side
tanned first prescription from you, in August following be
to work. have since abored hard carpenter and joiner
stronger and in better health than at at time
since first attacked of ague This is brief
sketch but by calling persons interested learn
my past and present condition. Yours respectfully,
CHARLES LAMPMAE.
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Murder i'm Summit County.

shocking murder was committed on Monday
OF last week, near Niles, in Northampton town
ship, Summit County, as we learn; by two men
who, with their victim have been employed on
the Clinton Line Railroad AS near as we can
learn, the murdered man James Maloney,) was
somewhat intoxicated, and insisted on staying at
the house of james and Thomas O'Meara, on ac-
count of an acquaintanceship he had with the
wife of one Of them, to whom he had paid his ad-
dresses prior to her marriage, and occupied the
place of an accepted suitor. He was refused the
privilege he asked; but it was finally granted
Soon afterwards, when the neighbors had retired
and while he was off his guard, the two brothers
seized him, and holding his arms, stabbed him in
the abdomen and breast, six or seven times; each
of them using knife. He lived until Saturday
morning last, when the wound proved fatal. He
at first refused to disclose the names of his assai-
ants; but finding that the wounds would prove
fatal, he permitted the proper officers to be sum-
moned. and made oath as to the facts as stated;
with details we have not given. The brothers
O'Meara were at once arrested and are now in
Jail awaiting trial.
The Coroner summoned Jury, and had post
mortem examination made on Saturday last,
which resulted in finding, that death was occa-
stoned by wounds inflicted by james and Thomas
O'Meara.
AS the whole matter will have to undergo
legal examination, we re:rain' from giving fur
ther details.--Summu Beacon.
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THE HEALTH OF T1FFIN.-We,h have the salts
faction this week announcing the entire disap-
pearance of the cholera from our city. There
have been no cases for several days, and if due
prudence is exercised by every citizen, have we
no doubt but that the city will remain entirely
exempt from the scourge. Our citizens are rap
idly returning. and are cheerfuly pursuing their
accustomed avocations. The streets present a
very different appearance from what they. did a
fortnight ago, and the hum of business once more
greets our ears. We assure our friends in the
country, who may desire to visit town on busi-
ness, that they need have no apprehensions.-
Seneca Advertiser. ".. .... ...a
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue offs writ of Pu Vend, Ex. to me directed and
d delivered from the Court of Common Pleas, of Portage
county, Oho shall expose to sale public vendue at the
Court House, in the town of Ravenna,
on Saturday, the 9Th day Of September, nert
between the hours O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock p
NJ. of said day. the following described lands and tenemens
to witt situate in the township Of Hiram in the county of
Portage and State of Ohio and known by being lot
Der 81 in the village Of HARRISON agreeable TO survey made
by Russell A. Ashman, Deputy County Surveyor, in the
month of July 1896 Recorded in Portage county Records
Book z, page "a, 25 &C.
Taken in execution he property of Elisha Garrett and al
at the suit Of Reben Mcmillan and AL ....
Appraised at $l40,0O.
Sherif's Office, Portage Col JAMES WOODARD,
August Z, A, d, 1851 41j-5w Sheriff.
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A young man named JOHNSON, from Tuscaraw-
as county, Ohio, was attacked with cholera on the
upward trip of the GaleHa and died in about eight
hours.
We have heard the devoted attentions which
he received from the hands ofa young gentleman,
who &C. ompaned him, SO highly spoken of by
passengers, that we regret that we cannot give
his name.-Democrdt.
We have ascertained that the gentleman allud-
ed TO above, is a Mr.. JAS. C. FARwELL, from Can
al Dover, in the above named county. Mr.. Far
we'll and the deceased were townsmen and start
ed on their Western pilgrimage together, and
during the illness of Mr.. Johnson, he administer
ed to his wants with brotherly devotion, worthy
of the highest commendation We learn that
Mr.. Farwelli is about becoming a resident of Min
Nesota, and we cannot but regard such men as
valuable acquisition to our Territory. Daily
MjnneSotaan. n . h
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SToRM.-A severe storm passed over the
country between Macedonia and Bedford on last
Thursday evening. No less than seventeen
trees were blown across the track of the Cleve-
land and Iittsburgh Railroad. No injury was
done except breaking the cowcatcher the down
train, and the delay occasioned in the arrival of
the trains. The up train reached Cleveland at
ll:45, p. NJ, and the down train reached Bayard
at Il:l5, p. Mall safe.
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Ohio County Fairs.

List of County Fairs to be held in Ohio the
eusung Fall. Many Societies have not desgna.
ted the time and place of holding their Fairs
Ashland, Ashland, Oct. H. 5.
Ashtabula, Jefferson, Sept. 26, %.
Belmont. st. Clairsvile, Oct. 3, s.
Butler, Hamilton, Oct. 5, 6.
Carroll, Carroliton, Oct. II, 10.
Champaign, Urbana, Oct. II, I3.
Clarke, Springfield, Oct 8, s.
CIermont, Banton, Oct. 8, 8.
Clinton, Wilmington, Sept. 10, 10
Coumbiana, New Lisbon. Sept 81, 80.
Coshocton, Coshocton, Oct. IL, ID.
Darke, Greenvlle, Sept. 10, IA.
Defiance, Defiance, Oct. 10, l3.
Delaware, Delaware, Sept. 10, IA.
Franklin, Columbus, Sept. l3, Is.
Gallia Galpos, Oct. 5, 6.
Geauga, Burton, Oct. 4, 6.
Guernsey, Cambridge, Sept. g., 7.
Hamilton, Carthage, Oct. A.,
Hardin, Kenton, Sept. 81. %.
Harrison, Cadiz, Oct. 5, 6.
Henry, Napoleon, Oct. 5, 6.
Holmes, Millersburg, Oct. 5, 6.
Jefferson, Steubenville, Oct. Q, 7.
Licking, Newark, Oct. IL, Ia.
Logan, Bellfountaine, Oct. 3, 5.
Loroin, Elyra, Sept. 26, 81.
Lucas, Toledo, Sept. 26, 81.
Mahoning, Garfield, Sept. 25, 26.
Medina, Medina, Sept. 10, ID.
Monroe, Woodsfeld, Oct. 5, ..r..r.-
Miami, Troy. Sept 81, 80. ..r l
Morgan, Connelsville, Oct. 3, 4.
o. & Pa. Horse Show, Salem, Oct. l2 IA.
Pickyway, Circlevlle, Sept. 6,S.
Pike, Piketon. Oct. Ia.
Preble, New Paris. Oct. IL, 10. .a.
Richland, Mansfield, Sept. 81, 30.
Sandusky, Clyde, Sept 26, 81.
Stark, Canton, Oct. 8, 5.
Summit, Akron, Sept. %, 80.
TrumbulI, Warren, Oct 5, 6.
Union, Marysville, Oct. 5, 6.
Warren, Lebanon, Sept. 81
Wayne, Wooster, Oct. 5, 7.
Wheeling (Va.) Island, Sept. 10, Is.
Wood, Portagevile, Oct.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-16
RA VIENNA BOOK STORE.

THF largest assortment of Books and Stationery Of
fered to the citizens of Portage county, will 10 found at
the Ravcnna Book Store, Main Street, opposite the
Preutiss House.
SCHooL BOOKS every kind used in this section Also
works, Bibles, Hymn Books, Juvenile Books, Primers, &C.
STATIONERY.
VERY Style and variety from the most common to the
~ most supurb.
WALL PAPER.
THE largest and elegant stock of Wall PapeF,
styles and prices, with Border match, offered In
Portage county The stock purchased of the manufactures
and may be relied on for strength and durability.
FANCY GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL stock and extensive variety Of Fency
n Goods, Toys &c, Tor old and young.
PERFUMERY.
LARGE and elegant stock of Harrison's choicest Per.
"A fumery always on hand.
CANDIES
FULL assortment, warranted to be made from the bes.
~ materials.
SODA FOUNTAIN.
A SODA FOUNTAIN in setb :orderswll8be in constant
AA play during the hot daysW Summer.
WILLOW WARE.
A GOOD Stock of Willow Ware constantly on hand. en-
"A bracing Wagons, Chairs, Basket, &c.
POWDER. s-.. .. -.
COARSE and fine Powder best quality, Shot, Caps, Pitts,
........ BIRD CAGES. H5a~
THE best assortment of Bird Cages in the county, Bird sse
Fish Bonc Bathing Dishes, and all the "fxins."
BOOK BINDERY.
DOCK BINDING in every variety and syle done short
- notice. The Bndery has of Hckoks first class Rul
ing Machines Blank Books ofevery variety ruled to order
periodicals bound old books rebound and every branch
of the business attended to in the best manner.
'"& JOB PRINTING. ......
lob PRINTING of every description, done in the
c beautiful executed in the Western country.
Power Press will be added to the Printing establish
men and with all modern improvements in printing type,
asplendd stock of Cards and papea kinds of Job Print
ing, Cards. hand bills, posters, Bill Head, Blanks, Pam
phet Books &c., will be done in style unsurpassed and TO
entire satisfaction.
For any the great variety Of wants supplied at this
extensive establishment the Public respectfully request
ed to call at the RAVENNA BOOK STORE,
May 6, 1854 opposite the Prentiss House. Main st.
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Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Y virtue of writ of Fl Fa to directed and delivered
II from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage county,
Oho shall expose to sale at public vendue at the Court
House, in the town of Ravenna, .
on Saturday, the 9Th day Of September, neat,
between the hours Otter O'clock a. NJ. and four O'Clock
M of said day, the undivided eleventh part Of the fol-
ow lg described lands and teuemens TO wit: situate in lot
No. 4Sin Wndam bounded folows beginning at post
standing in the North East of lot A. thence running
westerly the orth line of said lot the length
said lot from East and West to post thence souherly
the line running midway of the East and West line of aid
lot South will take to make wentytw with
the aforesaid and following boundaries to post thence
eastery line running parallel with the North line of said
lot post standing in the East line of said lot thence
nohey the East line of said lot the place of beginning
Taken in Execution the property of Samuel Pulsifer
the suit of Oliver B. Millard.
Appraised at $4,000.
Sherlf's Office, Portage Coal JAMES WOODARD,
August 7, A, ID; 1854. 475.5w Sheriff,
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The stockholders of the Ohio and Pennsy:va-
mia Horse Exhibition met in Salem, Colnmbi-
ana County, Ohio, on the evening of Wednes-
day, the 26th inst. Zadock Street was chosen
Chairman, and A. II. Battin appointed Secreta-
~.
Messrs. c. H. Cornwell, George B. Weav r,
Jas. M. Brown, J, w. Casselberry and Thos F.
gharpnack were appointed committee to report
the names Of directors. The committee, after
retiring short time, reported the following
names of Directors:
WIN. Larimer, Jr. Pennsylvania james M.
Brown, Trumbull county, o.; Zadock Street
David Woodruff, Geo, B. Weaver, p. s. Camp
bell A. II. Battin, C. II. Cornwell, Salem; VIM.
ID. Ladd, Jefferson Co.; John N. Stitt, Philadel-
phia, Pa; G. A. Bayard, Pittsburgh, Pa; Silas
Rlerrick, New Brighton, Pa; Jacob Morgan,
Washington, Pa; A. H. PEBBLES, New Castle,
Pa; Y. X. Kimball, Canton, Ohio; L. Pelton.
Trumbull county; Chas. F. Bradburn, Cleveland,
Ohio; RobertH. Wilson. Jr., Wheeling, Va;
Col S. D.. Harris, Columbus, Ohio; Chancey
II. Andrews, Youngstown, Ohio; John NJ Dix
on, Columbiana, Ohio; J. X. Curtiss, Cleveland,
Ohio.
On motion, the report of the committee was
adopted.
The committee also suggested the names OF
the following persons officers, which, on mo-
ton, was adopted. and they appointed
President, Gen. VIM. Larinler, Jr. Vice Presi-
dents, Alfred Wright and James M. Brown;
Treasurer, P. S. Campbell; Corresponding Sec'y,
Geo. b. Weaver; Recording Secretary, A: Fl.
Battin. Finance mmittee-Chas. Fl. Corn
we'll, chairman; 7. C. Boone, Hiram Greiner.
Local Committee-Jacob Heaton, chairman;
G. w. Wilson, Thomas F. Sharpnack, Ed. Phil
lips, Henry Shafer, D. II. Hise, ]. w. Cassel-
berry, Joseph Barker, Jr., j. G.. Bissell, John
Johnson, Allen Boyle, Joel Sharpe, J. X. Ru-
kenbrod, David Woodruff, Salem, and James
Martin, New Lisbon.
The Corresponding Secretary was instructed
to inform the directors of their appointment, and
also request them to meet in Salem, ON the Cd
day OF Aug, at 7 O'Clock, p. NJ
On motion, the papers Of the village were re-
quested to publish the proceeding, with request
that all papers friendly to the enterprise should
copy.
Meeting then adjourned.
z. STREET, Prest.
A. H. BATTIN, Sec'y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-16

RUNAwAYs.-Runaways seem to be the order
of the day. Four or five have occurred in town
during the past week. On last Sunday evening,
sen of MELErUs CLARK Esq, of this place,
was driving horse attached to buggy, when
the horse took fright and ran, threw him out
against the fence, and broke the buggy in pieces.
The boy, we understand, received a severe, but
not dangerous injury.
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE.
WARE-ROOMS,
pNnPS E.nSt nG tho pEnsRniw RlAAlz

THE Subscriber having gone into the Furniture business
very extensively, is prepared to furnish his customers
with Furniture of the latest and best styles.
As have hand and am receiving daily from the we'll
known establishment Of NJ Demercst of Freedom large
assortment of rich and and Furniture Of every de-
scrpon, to numerous to parlicuaze ali of which in style
and workmanship is warranted to be equal to any in this
market.
My facilities for manufacturing and buying not equal
by any other establishments consequently am selling to
furniture Dealers and all others much cheaper than
bought elsewhere.
Those who furnishing Houses particularly invited
to call and examine for themselves, the Furniture will
commend itselfto all who are judges
P. S. keep constantly on hand Dressed Flooring also,
SASH Blinds and Doors of my manufacture.
prepared to plane, tongue ard groove Flooring
der IA inches wide Of any thickness, at short notice.
Ravenna, June 90, 1854. J. J.V.TURNHAM.
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sale OF EscaI Estate.

pursuance oan order made the Court of Probate for
the county of Portage and State of Ohio, the day
july 1884, in certain peton for the sale Of real estate
therein pending; wherein William Paulus executor of the
last will and testament of Peter Meke deceased petit
TONER and Catherine Merkel and others residents
respondents; shall offer for sale public auction, the
premises the 3st day of August 1884, between the hours
one and O'Clock p NJ of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate to wt suaten the township of Sueld
in said county, being in lot No. one, founded the North
by land owned by Joseph Dckerhoo the East by the o
line; the South by land owned by Philip Hawk; the
West by the lot ne containing seventy 6600
land and being the land decided to said Peter Merke by
Simon Shrage October co. 1885, and recorded In Portage
County Records, b. page 59495 said premises will be
sold subject the Of Catherine Merke consist
ing of ten acres description Of which may be found in the
appraisers report.
Appraised at s2lOO,OO, encumbered by DOVER 5>l3
Terms of payment made known on the day of sale.
August 2, 1854. WIN. PAULUS, by r.,agta-
474-4w MICHAEL STUART his Attorney.
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SIleriGSn

Y virtue ofa Vend Ex issued from the Court
ID Pleas Of Portage County, shall expose TO sale at pub
lie vendue at the House of King Sacke in Edinburgh in said
comfy,
on Saturday, the 26h day of August, 1854,
between The hours Of 10 A and four o. lock p M said
day. the following described goods and chaels Wit:
Lumber Wagon; One-iOrse Cutter yearling Hcf-
yearng Bull two year old Colts, twohorse Wagons
Taken in execution the property of King Sacke at the
suit of William Bates.
Shsri's Ofhce Portage Co,l JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
August Is, A. ID. 1854. 4I6-2w
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LAWS OF OHIo.-The bound Laws of Ohio,
for 1854, can be obtained by calling at the Office
of the county Clerk Price, thirty-fve cents per
copy.
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Caution.

WHEREAS, one William Ellis nden.ed apprentice to
w the farming business, has left my employ and protec
tion without just provocation All persons
hereby cautioned against harborng trusting him my
account shall pay debts of his contracting after thi,
date. SAMUEL DOBBS
Rayenna, J uIy Of, 1854. 474-3w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-16

W Dr. B. MORTON has removed his Office to
his dwelling house, on Main street, nearly oppo-
site the Town Hail. Advertisement next week.
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wfo Jane has len my bed and board with
w out any just provocaon hereby forbid all
persons from harborng or trusting her account, will
pay bills of her contracting after this date.
ShnIersYillu. Ang. II. 1854. 41G.IM EDWIN CROCKER
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NEW STORE.

THE subscriber would respectfully give notice that he has
opened Stove, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Store, at
the old stand " Horr fin Shaersv!le where he intends
to kcep general assortment of goods, apperanng to his
line of business. H. G. RAWSON.
Shalersville, July 90, 1854. 474-tf
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Our next Number.

The Sentinel for next week, will be issued on
Thursday lone day later than usual. Our rea.
sou for this is, that we wish to enlarge the pa
per, and make other improvements. 1t will re-
quire little longer lime than usual in order to
make the necessary change. e.-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-16

OF We have received several communica-
lions but too late to publish any of them this
week.
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DiSsOIutiOn,

TIME heretofore existing between the sub
scribers under the and firm of Kimba Baker, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All claims of the late firm must be paid to L. c. Kimbal
who will settle all demands against the firm.
Ravenna, Aug. ], 1856. '..nat L. G. KlMBALL. t
474-3w G. o. BAKER
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FOR CHEESE MAKERS.

WE making kind Of Vat for making Cheese.
w The Heater is placed under the VAT that it entirely
the objection that has been had to the other kinds
of heaters whether full half full. quarter
full Of water it work equally WELL there being danger of
inurng the heater by fire. II will pay you to call and see
them, whether you buy not. Kept hand and made
order June ]. at BECKLEY & RAWsON,s.
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Attachment Notice.

my instance attachment was this day issued by VIM.
IN Pauus Justice fthe Peace, of Sufeld township, Por-
tage county, against the property and efect of Simon Ad-
ler nonresident ofthe county. Dated, July 81. 1854
4753w t'Ha DAVID KEISTER.
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RE NJ OV AL.
III. l.. DAY

III. Il. DAY
TAKES pleasure in saying sfends and and
the public generally, that he has removed to his
Store
No. 2, PHGNIX BLOCK,
where he wlbe happy wait them to any thing in the
line of Fancy and Sape Dry Goods and. he intends to
devote his attention. almost exclusively to The purchase and
sale of Dry Goods heis confident he will be enabled pre-
the people of Portage county Stock Of Goods
surpassed in quality, quantity Price, by any Retail Dry
Goods Establishment West of New York.
Rayenna. ADril 1R. 1854,