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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27

bOhTE bONNAihs PULSES. ac.-AmeTcan PT.nch :,
catches. - " Wv" ''''
Porto honnaie', steel and gilt mounted
DO do, Silver niaid
large variety Of Porte Monnaes some at very Iov pc,,
Oatskin Strap Pocket Books " f'S''
Sheepskin do do
Oalfskin wallets; sheep skin Wallet,
Ihr, sd Purses, assorted coIors
BtetakIn do do
DO do, long
Bead do Ladies' Porte Monn,ie,. Yor sale by
.nos ZIMMERMAN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27
sco1rrnI,, AltemarI. O.. s.n,

HAvANa CIGARS.-WM. d. NERTwF ,fJyn-5-----
In ,b,s oi dealers to his stock Gig ARs
S sy and computing than 20 trer.st h.,
rdnG tr'ncfpe dE6 Domestic CYonrS uranus OF HI-
constantly on hand for sale IEIP op.ooa
81, Dsrfcotised Smoking 766ieeo esHs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27

UDLAIN DcLAINEs.-Just opened another large supply
Of Az Vol Mousiln (s ooour) which selling a! he
reduced price Of BIZ cents per yard.
sell sILhs 4, JOHNSON ~ Main ,t,.s,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
REMOVAL.
Griffin G BOStWiCIx

HAVING removed their Furniture to their new roo in
IL the Phoenix Block directly Boswck,s dry FOds
Store are prepared to wait their to anything
their line, our stock consist in part follows; bti7
SOFAS from $25 to Jenny Lind, $685. Tete-eteIe ace to
suits the young exactly Mahogany chairs Marble Top
Tables Quartet and card tables, what not Bureaus Maoga
ny cottage BEDS Marble top wash stands Piano Stools
stools, &c. ~ -
Also, fine lot OF Hall Stands, they are abeauty. '1
Also splendid lot of Looking Glasses Is to SI6
Also, Pictures rnd Picture Frames. ,. -.'s ....-
fine lot OF Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses, Hair
Mattresses are manufactured in vicinity Thy Mr.
McLain Of RootstOwn and the Hair to be the
first quality Of long Horse Ha tho Husk and cotton are
coming into general use in many plaess. y- - t 5
Als0 plenty of Bedsteads with Hinkeys Suspension
Bed Bottom. These beds have now been thoroughly tried
and all who have used Them pleased with he
improved the bottom by making them thicker than at rs
we sell them now from $780, and upwards every who
would have bedsead should buy least for themselves
and we assure them they will buy no other after.
We have full assortment of common furniture,
chairs OF all kinds om s. and upwards bureaus from SO
and upwards Stands and upwards and cord beds
cheap people wllhave he Tables and other work
proportion. .. -.. s.g ls- TT -.sn Ta- eg. .1 e
We have been at considerable expense in fitting up
and invite all to call and see what we have We
know we can sell cheap to say the least of in Ceve
land or eiswhere If the people satisfied that this is the
case, viii they sustain room of this kind by purchasing
home All work purchased in the village, will be delivered
at the House of the purchaser. ,'-
Ravenna, March IA, 1854. 45ju
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
sRaintaeK ana the 1Rlddler.I


ION board The steamer Indiana, in one ef her
Tips down the Mississippi wetezS large number
of good natured passsngsu,. They were seeking
90 whileawsy the h6ps, accordiRgto their sev.
esalnnotious of pleasure, and wsuld have got
along very well butfor one annoyance. There
happened to be on board hoosier from the Wa,
bash. who was going ''do&l to Orleans" and he
had provided himself with an old violin, fancyng
that he could fiddle as well as the best man, and
planting himself where he could attract notice,
scraped away.
The fellow couldn't fiddle any more than a
setting hen, and the horrible noise disturbed his
fellow passengers excessively. A Frenchmsn Of
very delicate nerves and very fine musical ear
was especially annoyed. He huttered, figeted
and swore at the 'sacre' fiddle. The passengers
tried various experiments to rid themselves Of
the hosier and his fiddle, it was no go-'he would
music as long as he id please At last a
big Kentuckian sprung from his seat, saying, Il
reckon I'll fix him. Placing him near the anna
teur fiddler, he commenced braying with all his
might.
The effect Of the move was beyond description.
'Old Kaintuck' brayed so loud that he drowned
the screaching of the fiddle, and amid the shouts
Of the passengers, the dscomftted hoosier retreat
ed below, leaving the victory of the unequal con-
test with the Kentuckian and his singular i'm
promptu imitation of Balaam's friend. The de-
light of the Frenchman knew no bounds Quiet
was restored for the day. During the night the
Kentuckian left the boat The next morning
after breakfast, the passengers were startled by
The discordant sound of their old tormenter hoo
sier had discovered that the coast was clear, and
was bound to revenge himself on the passengers.
Loud, and worse than ever screamed the fiddle
The Frenchman, just seated to read his paper, on
the first sound rose, and looked anxously around,
shrugged his shoulders, and then shouted:
"Vare is he? ware is he Queek-queek,
Mon Dieu! Ware is Monsieur Kentuck de man
cat play on de JackasS!"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
STOVES! lSTONES!I

HE subscribers keep hand constantly recev
ing the largest and best assortment ofStoves in This
WI among which, are patterns of Cook Stoves
before introduced. The King Stoves has very large
ved oven, capable of baking six oaves at six
BOILER holes perfect in all its operations and decidedly
one OF the most splendid Stoves in The United States
has also very large elevated oven, the boiler holes
arragned that large brass kettle be used upon it,
bottom plate is of sufficient thickness be proof against
cracking and is altogether of the best Stoves in market
Ihe Genesee Valley is rev and beautiful elevated
Stoye of smaller size than the others, and will recomend
self to those wishing cheap and convenient Cook stove
We also keep most of the old patterns ofStoves such
ArTght, Western, True Amcrcan and others, we have
not time to mention .s' -. I--. E,r.
Those wishing good Stove will do well to give us call at
our Stove room, few doors East of X. Baird Co.'s shop
at the old stand of c. A. Ptkin.
Ravenna, June, !, 1854 BEcKLEy g. RAwsoS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

"l'LL SEE THAT ONE AND GO FIVE Better p,-
II the following, which we clip from the esprit
of the Times" is not from the pen of the author
OF "The Arkansas Gentleman we loose onr
guess;
D., being in the West, and short of cash,
could not tell where to get the necessary Will
mot proviso for internal improvement, but, find
ing widow who had shot one husband dead,
and wounded several others, he concluded to
marry her, in order to get boarding house.
Shortly after the yellow garlands of Hymen
were faded, D came in one night slightly
mug9y, as the Choctaw poets express it, and
found his new spouse awaiting his arrival She
pitched into D. like a thousand of brick, and
spread herself like fan tail pigeon, drawing
single barrelled pistol upon D. who, instead of
travelling, pulled out reuOluer, and remarked, as
gently as the sigh of an Aeoian harp
"Mrs D., ] see that one (hic) and 90 five bet,
teri"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
DENTISTRY,

&y<<sss@=, DR.. A. A. HARRIS has associated with him
MtsssszzS in the practice of Dentistry Dr. j. G.. Willis
NIfYYT land they have fitted up in the Phoenix
u : ----@O Block, east end Richardson's Hardware
store Tor the purpose of carrying the Dental business lis
various branches and to offer generous public the --latest
Improvement in their profession. :" ~
As they are permanently oeaed Ravenna all those wish
ing work done by them depend having their work done
IN proper manner such as whole Sets of Teeth minor
cysalhed Gold Tin Foil Teeth extracted with the use OF
ehoroorm or without They have preparation destroy
le nerve OF aching teeths and will perform all other work
we intend TO free ourselves from all mpostons practice
by preenders We will be governed in practice strictly
wrong no matter how strongly solicited what the induce
ment may be.
All operations performed on the teeth in our office will he
warranted and required take or pay for work
unless perfect satisfaction is given
RaVeeDa. March A. 1854. A55-tr
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Happiness among Savages.

Mr. Mansfield Parkyns is an ameteur barbari
an who left England when young man, and af
ter some previous travel in Europe and Asia Mi
nor, plunged into Abyssna and assumed the hab
its and dress Of the savages for a period of fou
years, after which he returned to England an,
published book, which has recently made its ap
pearance under the title of Life in Abyssina -
For period of four years he wore neither ha
nor shoes. When in town he says he led the
life OF an Abyssnan gentleman, is dull weather
disputing, upon the merits of shields and spears
or in fine weather strutting about with quarter
of pound of butter melting on the top of his
head and running down over his face and clothes,
and half dozen equally greasy Abyssnian SOL
soldiers at his heels. He then felt himself real
ly great man, the warriors revered him and the
tawny maidens made songs about him. The bet
ter to conform to their customs, he caused him
self to be partially tattoed and learned to eat raw
beef
Mr.. Parkyns was great sportsman and dur
ing his residence there procured an extensive and
valuable collection Of birds beasts and fishes as
we'll as of Abyssinian curosities. He made four
of these large shipments of these treasures home
to England, only one (which however, reached
that country in safety. During his wanderings
in Abyssnnia, he sustained almost incredible
hardships. Oftentimes he was so hungry as to
pc grateful for supper upon wolves, CATS hawks,
crocodles, snakes, lizards or locusts. And vet
he declared that during these few years that he
passed among the savages of Abyssinia-himself
as great savage as any ofthem-he experienced
sensations ofreal happiness and enjoyment. He
asserts that only in such life can real happiness
be found His arguments to prove this are curl.
ous as we'll as original. The principal upon
which he goes is, that one can enjoy nothing
thoroughly, until he has suffered from privations
OF it. A patch of grass, a shadow, cloud, are
treasures i'll Africa; draught of dirty water III
the desert, is more precious than would be the
choicest Toka in Europe. piece of scorched
gazelle and loaf baked by wrapping red hot
stone in lump of dough, form there a luxurious
repast; and the fragrant raw onions of Abyssinia
he considers more delectable than the richest
fruits of the garden would be in more civilized
country. Mr.. Parkynss reasoning is very in
genous and shows that he at least is one of those
who can find happiness in desert among sava-
ges. But we do not believe he will make nanv
converts to this theory among his readers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
Farm, for sale.

zA The &C ottage Hill Farmn 2i miles east Of Raven
5aas the Warren road containing 437 Of first
EEhz rate and 275 of improvement, 20 OF which
bottom land and will cut very heavy grass, the bal
in fine timber This Farm is unusually we'll watered
with falling springs, and the MahOning River runs
through the centre of and is considered one Of the very
farms in the county, either for stock grain raising
The buildings substantial Stone House, built at
large outlay with fine we'll of soft water at the door There
two large barns with cattle she'd "a feet long, connect
ing them Also, Carriage House, Horse Stables and all 9TH
necessary out-buldngs and all in good repair One
half Of the purchase money remain mortgage for
years required The above property will be sold
low, as the occupants are desrOus Ofremovng east
For further particulars apply to Darius LYMAN Esq, Ra
venna Daniel Curtis & Co., No. Ill Pears New York,
or of the Subscriber, on the premises. ,.s' ...
FREDERICK A CURTIS.
RaVenna, Feb. 2l 1884. ...tA I. 453-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

THESE Cases are fast coming into general use The adyan-
tage ofthese the common wood Cofn are rs
follows J. they air tight 2 they indestrnctabe rom
natural causes; 3, they eecuay the pressure of the
ear they proof against Consequently ycr
min ofa knds s. they proof against the knife
tey entirely the escape ofoensve gasses during
e of the body from one place TO anoher
the body be weeks and even months in hot
weather without any perceivable change. ~ =
Also we Keep ShrOuds hand at low price, this pre-
vents the necessity of turning the house of mourning into
sewing shop and think will be great convenience 10 all
we nave also the common wood Coffin, from the ehilds TO
the grown person. ..sa -
full assortment Oft above Cases sma and arge) can
DC found at the Furniture Rooms in the Phoenix Block,
Rayenna, March II, 1854. Of GRIrpIN d Bosrv,cvs
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NEW FIRM, FIRM

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS.
nALRYMPLE & MUNYON, having entered into co-part
~ nership in the Ready Made Clothing business woult
respectfully invite the attention of their friends customers
and the public generally, to their stock of SEASONaBLE
CLOIHING adapted to every, age, aste and profession
Also Boys and youths Clothing for all sizes and conditions
of the Juvenile community, and exertions will continue tc
Dc made to keep this departments complete possible
OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace full and complete assortment Shirts Dckies
Gloves Hosiery Suspenders Stocks Scar Cravats Neck
Ties, Hdkfs., &c.
TIE CUSTOM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES great varie
ty ofCoths, Cassimcrers, Vestngs &c. embracing amns
every article of seasonabc goods for Genemens Garments
which VIII be made up to order, at short notice. reasonable
prices, in tasteful and fashionable style, -
ed in all cases
III The system of terms is price, and deviation
The price OF such garment and article is Plain fig
ures and small but regular profit upon each article. By
this system no however unexperienced liable TO nav
above the market prices. f"'
n b. All goods sold will be warranted ms represented
Ravenna, May 90, 1861. DALRYMPLE d MUNYON.
i65.i door o 2iL
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Farm for sale.

- The subs criber has farm for sale, containing 70
M oas good land be found in the town. near
joining the corporation of the village of Ravenna
the Southwest cOrncr the road leading to F. w. Tappans
Saw MILL The farm is well watered, well fenced, and has
nice young orchard omit.
will sell this farm for Sa5 per Now is your time for
bargain. Call on the subscriber on the premises.
Ravenna, Aprill5 1854. 46O-tf FRANCrs BARTON,
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Farm for Sale.

- The subscriber has excellent farm for sale q
=gssh miles southeast Of Ravenna There acres
AGkzH seventy ares each side Of the road good
House and Barn, well watered on each side of the
alrm good water privilege unoccupe Lock the
crsons wishing to purchase enquire at the Store of
II. Bostwick d Co., or the Farm. GRo BusTWlcK
IA
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House anI LOt for Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale his House and lot sit
A mated on Chestnut Street, in the village OF Rayenna
A The house is goodfame building in first rate cOnd
On containing eight good sized rooms. The lot is well
fenced, and has IL good quantity of bearing fruit trees
good well of water and good frame barn. For further
particulars inquireofthe subscriber the premises.
MAY 90. 1854 66-tf SAMUEL MILLFR,
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For the Spring Trade.


rSI19 ,;t ~ ~ ANp RETAIL
chants threugbout The county Of porta~s nJ th h, d
generally to their stock of GROCERIES kent ccustonty ON
hand and to which additions daily made Our stock com
prses thing usually kept in Grocery and Provision Es-
ablishmeEs which prepared to sell low us any
house in the county Being working ourselves defy
competition.
Feeling grateful to our friends for their liberal patronage
extended we assure them that we offer them greater
Inducements this season, than botore
COFFEE
P,o and Tccuo-o Cuba and old Covarrmcrt Io,o
SUCA MOI sSES AVN svpup
To - ) p Scar. crarn,o,na da po,.a'.,J ~ :, !.
Crns5ed DO r. and e. Coffee do: Donble r.Aned oa ] ~
Nav ,)ehis Noiasses Cardenns d Green A. .ars s @
Z
Cloves; Nutmegs; Glnger Mace Box Mustard; Can do;
Pepper Sauce CAsla found Pepper spice and cinnamon
FRUIT
Boxes NJ R Raisins; 'Laver do Cluster do seedIsss do
Boxes and Drums Figs: Almonds: Brazil Nuts Tijnart
English Wainuts; Pea Nuts Cocoa Nuts Lquoricc olive
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

y u 40 BRANCH AT RkkKLIH MILLS, OHIO o. 4 ~
the earnest solicitations, of many Of the citizens o
n Franklin, and vicinity splendid fitted up, Al
this place. for Mercantile College 1t is ntendedto make
this Institution, eminenty worthy Of public patronage as
Will afford the same facilities for Commercial Instruction, as
at Cleveland and elsewhere. wy
The course OF instruction WIN be adopted here,
taught at the main College, and the Diploma will be
awarded
The Branch will be under the superior
Chas Peck Jr, klfu practical accountant and familiar
With the course Of Instruction, taught at best lnSu
tions. ttL l8s Erse. .f1 rsHsf0 @1ttc y '3-l e
The Principal of the College, may be expected at stated
times to give Instructions, in Penmanship,
Terms for the full course, time unlimited S25 "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

nR GAME Informs his friends and Patrons that his rapid
~ increasing practice has rendered il Necessary take
partner, to be enabled to attend TO thor calls at all times
and to provide Homeopathic treatment any emergency
DR.. c. has therefor, associated with him J. X Norton
D., graduate fthe Western College of Homeopathy.
All calls made ut their office, No ., Phoenix Block
H. l.. Days new Store, will receive immediate atten
ton.
Ravenna, April 10, 1854. 35g-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

or He who freely praises what he means to
purchase. and he who enumerates the faults of
what he means to to sell, may set up partner
ship with honesty.-LGuater.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
BOOT SHOE AND LElTAER ST0RE

ME subscribers take pleasure sa ing that they have
now on hand tn eargest best and complete ssor
meht of Boots Shoes and CATERS offered in Portage
county Likewise that they have removed to their New
store two doors east of Phoenix Block where they will at all
times be pleased to wait upon their old and friends
to any thing In the line of Ladies, Gents Boys Youths
Misses and Cdrens Shoes Boots Caters either home
reastern manufacture. Also, Oak Henlock Sole and
upper Leather, French and Ohio Calf and Kip Skins; Mo-
rocco Lining and Binding Skins, and almost everything in
the line of Shoe makers Tools nd Findings All those in
want ofany Of the above mentioned articles would find il to
their advantage to examine goods and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. f
We sell at small profits and must have promptpav
Ravenna, May %, 1854, DURHAM e. GARnNFp
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6TAn eloPement took place the other day,
which caused some CONSERVATION. A dog ran
away with newly married man's rib--of beef
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
Z e N OV 4 u
M. n. DAV

TAKES pleasure in saying to his friends customers and
Store - .F : = - - ' "
No. 2, PHGNIx BLOCK, .s. 3d.. ...
where he wilbe happy wait them to any thing in the
line of Fancy and Stapc Dry Goods and as he intends to
devote his attention. almost exclusively the purchase and
sale of Dry Goods heis confident he will be enabled to pre-
sent to the people of Portage county Stock of Goods not
supposed in quaty quantity Price, by any Retail Dry
Goods Establishment West of New York -"7-
Ravenna, April IL, 1854. .,.a+ ......... O..
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GA drunkard's nose is said to be light
house, warning us of the little water that passes
beneath. y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

6TIhe lady who was in the habit Of astand.
ing on lIer dignity, came very near tumblng off
the other day. \. i : Sss1al
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Ready for SlpcrasiOn

THE NEW STEAM GRST MILL, in Ravenna is now
ready for operation. Farmers and others, will please cal
and examine the most conveniently arranged Mill in this par
of the State. PARMELE e. SONS
- Ravenna August ,, 1852. 374T
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE. CHRONIC
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS, AND ALI, DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
LIV Err OR SiTOMACH;

LII Il Is y II SfT u nj CHI .. ..
OUCH as Constipation inward Piles, Fulness of Blood 10
disgust for Food, Fulncss of Weight in the Stomach Sour
Erucations, Snkngor Flutteng the Pit of the Stomach
swimming OF the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing
Flutterng the Heart POSTURE Dnness of Vision dots o
webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head.
eheehgy OF Yelowness othe Skin and Eyes,
Pain in The sde Back Chest Limbs, &c. Sudden FluShes
of Heat Turning in the Fesh Iaginings of ey
and Great Depression Of Spirits. ~ 7'."
Can be fecudHy cHredby HOofand Celebrated German
BHteTS prepared BY Dr. c. M Jackson, No. 1870 4rck st.
Their power the above diseases is not exceaJ if
squaled by any other preparation in the United States as
the cures aest in many after skul physicians had
These Bers are worthy the attention of Inyads Pos
sessing great virtues in the Rectcaon diseases of the
Liver ana lesser glands exercising the searching powers
IN weakness and affections of the digestive organs they are
witlal, safe, certain and pleasant. w. 49,
READ AND CONVINCED. .-F
r. b. Perkins, Marietta, Ohio, Feb &c. 1851 said; "Your
bters are highly priced by those who have used then In
ease Of Liver Complaint, of long standing which had re.
sisted 'as fscoer Physicians, entirely cured by
O. L. Drake Freedom Portage Co.. o. April 49, 1852 said
German Bors yon sent ine last have yet to
derment of nvaIids 1t is medicine much thought Of and
sought after in this community.
b. NJ Hutchinson, M D., Bedford, Cuyahoga Co.. o. Au-
gust &c. 1852 sad '1h Bters YOU shipped me in NAV as,
are all Gonc think il is good medicine and an, re.
commencing II to my patients and friends (Which do for no
ply" ..' - .. :" T,.
s. French, WOOSTER Ohio, Nov. 80 1852 said: 81 hay,
used some three four bottles of Hoofands German Bers
for Dyspepsia and have derived great from their use
believe them to good for all diseases for which they are
w. Orr Wooster, Ohio, October 3D. 1852 said: uyou
asked me my opinion Of the German Bters. have used
stating that thnk they are the best remedy for
the above decidedyn auanee Of a6
proPrietarg medicines of tho day. -. :
These Bters ENTIRELY VEGETABLE Then nerer Dros
ate the system, but inrigOratsit ~
c6na SSid F;Iin sy ST ,,i RaEGGna g Il Drake FreedomJ
C9ne, fanhlh Hiis; u " T. H. Harmon, Aurora; and by
Daelers in medicines everywhere. & 'f'E =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
HOUSE KEEPERS.

WAlTa Notwithstanding coming in the shape
w OF n sefheating smoothing Iron. With handful
or two OF charcoal person can do the Ironing for
binary sized famiy it the of heating up
stoye the expense of fire wood, the necessity working
one half ofhe time with Irons either too hot too cold and
he very unpleasant necessity ofwoking in swcerng heat
roma Stove, as generally the where Irons heat
inc Old way you have only to try them be convinced For
sale June /. at BECKIEy a R,wsos,s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
A Splendid Lot OF CIOthimg.

Joseph orn in S0s Building opposite the Court Houss
receiving the largest and best selected assortment of
Clothing ever offered in this county, Consisting of Goats
Pants VESTS and Gents Furnishing Goods of evefy sye
quality which he is determined prices which cannon
fail to snitpufchasers. ~ @ha1sf f. y ~ Y" NV
Raven:say April II, 1883, 4Os