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New Dining Saloon.

THE undersigned have opened victuaing
J. Saloon in this village in the New brick building
on Main Street, situated between the Bank and the
Town Hall. Their rooms elegantly fitted up, and
neaness order, sobriety and quiet will bo the order
the day in their establishment. Refreshments will be
furnished promptly at all hours. The Saloon will be
constantly supplied with all the delicaces of the
son, such as Fish, Game, Oysters, &C.. The Proprie-
tors design that it shall be in the sricest first
class Dining Saloon where the highest responsibility
shall be maintained and where Gentlemen and Ladies'
may enjoy quiet retreat and procure all such refreshs
mcnts, the most asiduous and painstaking
furnish. ysy asrg,a T. le Essarr4 r4[z-l GtATS
They design that their rules and regulations shall be
strict that no ones character dignity, respeeta.
blity viii be compromised by visiting their Saloon.
frcshments. 81
choice lot of confectionery always hand for sale
II The Saloen will be conducted on the strict TEN
perance principle. McMANUS & BROTHERS.
Ravenna, Sept 20, 1854 4s2.f
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Stoves for the People!
). CLUTE, would saw to the people Of

u. Hayenna and vicinity, thai he continues 10 carry
the Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron business in all its
branches and will furnish as good ware as any other
establishment, and cheap too He will pay especial
attention to the and putting of Eave
ssleetle', better than any of the "onc horse' Tin
shops travelling about the country CD. - is-.4 -
An wares made and sold at this establishment, will
be Of the very best maerials and done in tile most
work manike manner ane warranted. He intends to
keep on hand general assortment of STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, ofthe very latest and best patterns,
Pewter, Rags, and most kinds Of country produce re-
ceived in payment. Repairing Of all kinds done on
short notice. 5.fJ e i'
His shop is on the south side of Main st just across
from the Phpuix Block, Ravenna Ohio. Just cali In
and satisfy YOURSELF gentlemen to the quality OF
work and prices. s JOHN s. CLUTE.
J Ravenna, Sept. II, 1854. " i-7'' 4S4-tf
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STEAMSHIP LINE Between THE UKrrEp
STATES AND THE rWEsT- INDIES .-Commo-
dore Vanderbilt has taken advantage Of the
loans offered by the Legislature OF British
Guina, and appropriations offered by other
West India Islands, and has determined to
establish line Of steamships between New
York and Demerars touching at Bermuda,
st. Thomas and the Barbadoes. The Mag
nolia, new steamer of HOO tons is to be
Immediately placed on the line. The loans
and appropriations offered will amount to
$4,000 for seven years. .g .rr
f' .' ---lI- : -. II #t.+ sf.'
WHAT THE CRY OF MEMPHIS WANTS
A REMARKABLE STATISTICAL FAcr.-The
Memphis Wing Of Sept. 20, informs us that
the census of Memphis, recently taken by
Mr.. Banks. exhibited that there are in that
city LAZY more males over twenty-one
years of age than there are females; and
1850 more males over tyeltwrone, than
there are females over seventeen years of
age II follows that there are thousand
gentleman, who, If they wish 10 marry, will
have to go beyond the limits Of Memphis to
find wives. Perhaps Mrs. FarnhOm would
do we'll to ship colony Of damsels to Mem
phis, now that she has supplied California
and Australia. & .,.. '..., .g..-..
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RoNNETS! BONNETS!L-Sik, Satir

IA assortment of Hats, consisting of Know Nothing,
Wide Awake, aygers, &C.; Also fine tment Of
Plaid ard Cloth Caps, some new and very desirable
styles; Also superior article and latest style Of Silk
Hats: all going off "a shade below" Phoenix Block
prices. PRENTIss, HOPKINS S Co.
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RUFUs CHoATE.-The following has been
Davy Crockett, perhaps.
Rufus Choate is picture to look at, and
a crowder to spout. He is about seven feet
six, or six feet seven in his ,cks, supple as
an eel, and wiry as cork-screw. His face
is compound Of wrinkles, "yaller junders," :"
and jurisprudence. He has small, keen,
piercing black eyes, and head shaped like
a mammoth goose egg, big end up; his hair
black and curly, much resembling bag of
wool in "adnirable disorder" or brush
heap in gale of wind His body has no
particular shape, and his wit and legal
"dodges" have set many judge in snick-
er, and so confounded the Jurors as to make
it almost impossible for them to speak plain
English, or tell the truth for the rest of their
natural lives. Rufus is great on twisting
himself up, squirming himself around, and
prancing, jumping. and kicking up the dust
when steam's up. His oratory is first rate,
and his arguments ingenious and forcible.
He generally makes ''ten strike"-judge
and jury down at the end Of every sentence.
He is great fowery expressions and high
falutin 'flubbubs." Strangers mostly think
he is crazy, and the rest scarcely under.
stand what he is about. He invoices hi
time and elocution four thousand per cen
tum over ordinary charges for having one,
self put through course of law.
Rufus Choate is about fifty years of age
perhaps over. He is considered the ables
lawyer in New England, or perhaps in tht
United States. His hand writing cant b,
deciphered without the aid of pair of com
passes and quadrant. His autograph some
what resembles the map Of Ohio, and look
like piece of crayon sketching, done il
the dark with a three-pronged fork. H
has been in the Senate, and may be, if h
has time to fish for it, President of the Uni
ted States ,l1s
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329,937

."According to a supplementary statement,
it also appears that the emigration during
the first three months of the present year
has been 49,756 persons, against 5O,867 in
the corresponding period Of 1853, and 3d.
523 in that of 1852. There has been con-
tinued dimnuton in the departures to the
United States, but in those to Australia, al
though there is a great falling off as com
pared with the first quarter Of last year,
there is a considerable increase as compared
with the first quarter Of 1852. OF the to-
tai, 49,756 emigrants, ,26, 1913 were Irish, 49,
43O English, 1865 Scotch, and S,233 for
eisn or unspecfied. This proportion of
Irish is much smaller than 1862 or 1852"
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KIssANE RE-ARREsTED.--The Cleveland
Herald, of. Tuesday evening, states, that on
Sunday Kissane was re-arrested at Cuba
% the New York and Erie Railroad, west
of Hornellsville. When he jumped from
the express train, he was badly hurt, but
was able to conceal himself between two
cars OF q freight train which was standing
near by. This train proceeded west, while
the officers in pursuit went east. Arrived
at Cuba, Kissane's Injuries compelled. him
to stop, and he was concealed until sunday
when hc.#as discovered and arrested.
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NRTu advertisements.
Sheriff Safe.

Sheriff SAFE.
RY VIRTUE of writ Of Fl. Fa. ct Lev.
- Fa. Execution to discctrd and delivered from
the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas county,
Ohio, shalt expose to sale public vendue, Satr
day the 2sth day of October nst between the hours
ten O'Clock a. M and four O'Clock p NJ, of said day
at the house shanty Of John Carrgan in the town
ship of Aurora, about two miles east of the centre
the Mahoning Rail Road the following described goods
and chattes to wit: One roam horse, dapple grey
mare grey horse, one brown mare, bay horse,
five horse carts, and five cart harnesses taken in
execution The property of John Carriga at the suit
of II. V. Becson. .' .. g..
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage county}
October Is, 1854. '.
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,T The Fall term, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, began its session yesterday morning,
and will probably, continue about two weeks.
A considerable amount of important busi-
ness, is to be disposed Of. t,. ...-
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GA clerk in mercantile establish
ment writes to his friends at home: sPla-
guey easy times now-a-days-very little
work to do-our firm don't ADVERTISED"
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0~TSs0an's Revised Statutes Of OAiO, have
been received at the Clerks office, for dis
tribution for those entitled by law to receive
them. H. NJ. CLARK, Dep. Clerk i.
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GrOan nO More.

A RE you afflicted with pain in the Head,
n Eyes, lungs, Breast, or Bowels, with Lame
ness in the limbs, get bottle of Root German 0n-
ment, SO it thoroughly and be cured. If this ont-
inen should not give satisfaction, after thorough APP
plicaon the bottle may be returned to the agent, and
the money refunded. , .a
Agents: |. Swift, Ravcnna; Or. Earl, Franklin; and
sold bs one Agent in each townseip. 4Sl3m
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Sale OF Real. Estate by order of
Probate Court.

an the eighteenth day of November, A. D.,
" 1854. between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and
three O'Clock p. Nj. on the premises in the town of
Shersville, will be sold To the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate the property of Oliver Crosby,
number eighty five in Shaersville, in the county of
Portage and State of Oho beginning at the southeast
corner of said lott thence running north the east
line thirty chains twenty Inks thence west thirty eight
chains forty links to west line of the lot, thence
south twenty nine chains ten links to the south west
corner of th1 lo thence east the south line thirty
nine chaDs to the place of beginning containing one
hundred and fourteen and three fourth acres; also,
another piece of land on lot number seventy six in
said township, bounded the west by the west line Of
the lot, on the south by land owned by Daniel Colby,
east by the highway, north by land owned by Zano
Fitch, containing twelve acres and seventy three
hundredlhs of an acre. The whole appraised sub
jet to the dover at $4,000 90. Terms made known on
the day Of sale. 20
r.. NJ. -. IRA BURROUGHS, Admir-.
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i ENERGy IS OMEIPorENT. The child who
is D beggar to-dayssin fewlyears to. come,
may stand forth the admiration of angels!-
II is the work of Energy.
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'4i OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCE. III. TUBES,
, s#n. .er 81 Analytical Physician.

WILL be in attendance at his rooms rs follows.
Ravcnna---Prentlss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day until O'Clock, p. NJ. 18th and 18th Oct.
Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday 18th, October.
Warren-Gaskill House, Monday, 23d of October.
Cleveland--Amercan House, Thursday and Friday
81 II and 22d of Sept '- =
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the liver
Lung, Kidneys or Spleen, InfammatioIis, Rheuma-
tsm Asthma, ,shorness of Breath or difficulty breath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous dis;l
bilitios, Resessness. Loss of appetite Constipation.
perangemen of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, GRAY
ei White Swelngs or any long standing diseases,
invited to call. ',.. '' g.' ..
No CHARGE FOR CONSTELLATION DIR. t.. neither
biecds nor biisters morris he HomapatiSt; h2 never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antmony, or any other mineral
as medical agent;nor isiea Thompsonan, he neither
steams orgves cmetcs. His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adoped, but not more
so than his system of treatment. He does not make
sick to make well, nor tear down TO hud up again.
allay any nervous irritation, by patching up with ano
dynes, ... ...-. -.- -. &. ........
Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time beng pre.engaged attendance must
accord strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion us to the probability of cure
is always given subiacting the patient to no expense
without a reasonable prospect of success.
d.. "a ....rt 81. PARALYSIS r.f--.a a
Many enquirer being made concerning this formid-
able disease, we select tor the present report letter
from old and well known citizen of P0rtoge coun-
ty, Ohio. IL was written In December 1850.
In Il few Instances since remedies have been Tempo
rarlly resorted to- by which he has not only retained
comfortable health and powers ofenturnce, but thus
lar escaped all farther attacks OF Paraly sis:
DR.. TUBBs:-Haying employed your treatment for
some time, send Eou the result which YOU nre at
liberty to publish for the benefit of others taken
shock Of Paralysis in February, ls48 II only affect
ed my and voice at Nrst, but the pain in my arm
which followed the shock become morc severe, and ex-
tended over my system. After the shock was still
able TO walk but had little strength; and my limbs were
weak and numb. | advised with several physicians
recommended calomel but was not relieved
My general health wasTery poor when applied to you
in January and though yov gave me very little eneour
h and ct,t,
menced its For the first two weeks felt slight!
worse, after that, improvement commenced, and hal
continued until am able to labor most Of the time
now feel like new man. G.. CHASE.
RoOtStowu. Dee. ISjO IS
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CARRIAGE and Harness Trimmings, Pa
" tent Hub Band and Patent Leather, constantly on
hand, at 9 ... RICHARDsoN's.
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Teachers Examination.

" . ICACMCFS' EXHEnIMItiOE.
The Board of Examiners of Portage County, will
hold examinations this fall as follows: a.
lst Saturday, Oct, 2ls at the close of he Teachers
Institute. ..a ...r.
Cd, Saturday, November 4th.
Sd, IS g 18Th. .. ...
4th, &C December Cd.
The examinations will commence at O'Clock A.
M. each day, in the Court House at Ravenna unless
that room is otherwise occupied
All applicants wilbe expected to furnish satisfactory
evidence Of moral eharacter. .
The Board expect to hold no other examinations un-
i'll spring. : III. rs.Ef BENZ. NEWELL, Clerk.
Oct. Sd, 1S5I.-r10-9t. q ,,st. I...e. ~
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1.-The Who'll, press of Philadelphia are out in favor
OF Hoofands German bitters, they are prepared by
DIR G. M. Jackson. We glad to record the success
of this valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, believe
it supplies desideratum in the medical world long
needed. The wretched imit;ltors and countcrcit.rs
have withdrawn their nostrumS from the market and
the public spared from the danger of swallowing
poisonous mixtures in lieu of the real Btters.''-
Herald, ......
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DY the way whoever wants the most beau
ID tiful style of Crockery in Ohio, had better come
soon, for it is going of amazing fast pou forget tho
fine assortment of Glass Ware.
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Iuurrah for Chcap-silc and No. y.

T H. BOSTWICK g. CO., are now, re-
% ceivng splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods, which they will offer to tn. people fths vicn
iy, at prices that will astonish even those who have
read the forty cent advertisement. Call at No. 7,
Phoenix Block, and satisfy yourselves. .. 81
More particulars and more goods next week. .a
, October .l6, 1854. 7. g. - .. f. f.t .H ~ 4
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Oct. IS, 1854

IVAN D. JONES' ESTATE.--Notic is
Ia hereby given that the subscribers has been ap-
poi ted and qualified as Executors on the estate of
Evan d. jones' late of Palmyra Portage county, decd
Dated at Palmyra, this 18th day of October, A. 1854.
DANIEL. +. JONES,
Oct. 18th, 1854. JOHN 4. JONES.
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PrOb:atc Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
LIN tefested, that the Executors and administrators
on the following estates, have presented to the Court
Ohio, their several settlement accounts which arc
placed on file In the office Of the Judge Of said Court
and continued for the inspection and exception of all
persons interested, until Monday, the 6day of No
vembcr, A.. D.. 1884, to witt sG}t " Fssi W
Rhoda. J. Laws Estates final settlement, Nsfa
sBeni, Ffitehes 1s do - do j..
. 3. Treasters, 4. Partial DO otgi yl7eeti
Il s. LoadSssss sseii ii ,,.oi1 sh":s ksS lsd ssF 4
sGuIdab ID RGssohs Fons hsa OFT. ..t1l do SotsHiaiosga
N. C. Sears dian 10 J. Mineef do Fsf4ris,ss4n
& B. u. Jones' q toJ o. Jones4 aisdo
M Morton ttto NJ A. Morton 4 alsdo tsaTs sa.ss
I Attest, LUTHER L. BROWN, Probate Judge.
s Rayepna, Oct Sd, lGs1e-les3G sEsk Ee.L l So
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III GREAT CURE OF FRHEUMATISM.-The Ed
it0rS Of the Richmond Republican, of December 9th
1852, say that Carriers Spanish Mixture is no Quack
medicine.
They had man in their press who was ufflict
ed with violent Mereuria Rheumatism, who was con-
tinually complaining of misery in his back limbs and
oints;--his eyes had become feverish and mattery,
neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms of
rheumatism, combined with Scrofula. Two bottles of
Carters Spanish Mixture cured him, and in an edto
rial article above, they bear testimony of its won
dorfu good effects and say their only regret is that
all suffering with diseases of the blood not aware
Of the existence of such medicine They cheerfully
recommend IT. See their certificate, and notice in full
around the bottle.
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Indliana Money Wanted!

w or two exceptions, at par for goods, or on ae.
count. D., ,- PRENTIss, HoPKINs & Co. p.
dRavenna, Sept.4, 1854. s94-''i ! g n
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OsaMISCELIANEO

- r-- y hbot HAOl1o fAI IE4EA1
p -.-S- NaA-A or THE 10
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS =
l =. - ... II 4. 0E THE - E
washington Union Insurance Co.,
OF CEEvELGND, o., TO JULY isT, 1854.
No Or Policies issued during tho. past six-
. mouths, ~ ..---- an o., o. -. .-- 3,0i5. 90
: Whole No. Of Policies isshediO dale, I7,s45.
A~Susss q Property in'urod9aD'! 4; -, a., 1'
Amount Of Property insured DUR E727 'at -'
Ing past piiH sig months risc ge'SS1'eep telI
Whole e4monutIasu!ed, O a.ii 10 s.srn slOs0s,sIs
Amount Of Deposit Notes In force @
t January !, 1854, 2 4 6 ff SIS, ,005,93
Amount or deposit Notes reeeiV- f.1
0d ftoiR jan !, 1854, TO date . - 20
Whole amount of Notes. 80 ''9FT-TT sis9, ,5Os %
Cash balance ln tayof Of Compa- 1s. ..5.s.s tli
ny January !, 1854. Sll,94635
Cash Premiums received from n fra J.r gag
that period 10 date, 92,3cO,6s ..-
.. Total, Az 0a7 M
uAF! j. les4nir. EE L1-E $500 lO,s4s,94
taz s9 I3alaucea % riglaVs ,aoii-,nqe s9O,gO3 ~
Undetermined claims including -
|, losses not due, s0,77e,5g
r.. -. RESOURCES, JULY j, 1854. -a.. So
Deposit Notes as above, Slsg, ,50e, 40
/ Cash halapes, - 'e.- 40 81 e6,@s,5T
sS"STy sSrsHgat cdsS PlEfiss its. 9 igS $500 $500
t. e.. a5 s. g. ,ts. sg3 s2iC.0ee %
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nISSOLUTION.--The ,ce.partership ex-
~ isiing between the subscribers, was dissolved by
The business Of the company, will be settled by either
Of them. GEO. SOMERVILLE,
4s1-3w 3. B. REEVES.
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DONNETS AT, CoST-We will actual.
- ly sch what Bonnets, we have on hand d cost.
Those who have not purchased yet, will nd the best
bargains at Irt J.H. RasESuCK & c0's.
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7 AIDES COLLARS--A beautiful assort-
Ia ment; also Chemsettes and Undersleeves, Just re-
ceived, and for sale at very low figures, by
,..-t .PRENTIss HOPKtNs& e. Co.
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THE SUBSCRIBER will open in a few
L days, In the .sPhoenix Block" a large stock of
New Goods, bought in Philadelphia and New York,
under the most favorable circumstances and at time
when nearly all kinds of goods are lower than they
have been for years. Owing to the ''hard times the
goods will be offered at such extremely low prices
win astonish the people more than they ten years
ago when the subscriber opened his first stock of goods
change in prices produced in short time through
out the countrit now appears that business is work
ing back upon the old system of large profits and long
credit The time has come when another revolution
must take place in merchandising in this country
Therefore those who have large stocks of old goods
handha better commence working them down twenty
five per cent do as the "Col.' says ''swch off
the side trac for the People will be furnished with
good tea for forty cents any merchant has sold the
last year for fifty ceuts and other goods in proportion
.,-. RANSOM A. GILLETTE.
Rayenna Oct. Sd, 1874
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RANSOM A. GqLLETT
New Goods.

nRESS GOODS-Plaid Merinoes, Raw
~ Silks, Persian Cloths, Paramettas, Coburgs, De
Laines, No, at low figures can be found at
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The Farmers Friend.

HAVE NOW ON HAND the most COM
i plcte and desirable article for cutting stalks, hay
straw &C., there Is in use, to which respectfully in
ye the attention of the farmers and stock raising
muhity. L. r. RICHARDSON.
October 10, 1a54.-l0-tf.
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aNOTICE-Br. B., MORTON, would in.
In form his friends aud the public, that he has moved
his once, TO his Dwelling House, on Main ST., nearly
opposite Che Town Hall. IN Rvepna, where he ready 70
attend 10 all the calls In his profession.
nAnanat lf. "a. z77-tf
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Dissolution Notice.

VHE COMPREHENSIVE existing be-
l. 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 will please call and arrange
the same without delay. WILLIAM CAIN, NJ. d.
... ...l -y,r.[ J. X. MORTON, NJ. d.
DR.. Cain would inform his patrons that he can be
found usual at his Office, No. Phoenix Block ready
to attend all calls in his profession. ...-.
October, 3rd, IS54.-3t.-l0. -.. ''-
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So A CARD.

Ravehna. Oct. 9th, 1854.
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SHOES-We have received our, stock Of
~ Boots and Shoes consisting of all styles fer ladies',
girls, gents, boys and eildrcn,s wear. We sell the
very cleup and fast 4. V. HORR & Co.
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A TTACHMENT-Notice is hereby CIV
II en- that at my instance writ of attachment was
this day issued by John Bruner justice Of the peace
in Frank township, county of Portage. and State of
Ohio, against the goods and chaes moneys and cred
its of Alanson Newton, nonresident of said county.
October 5th lsj4.-l0. p. d. HULL & Co.