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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
ArrIrnl or the Pacinc


Imporfant Rumors-R Reported Capture of Kalqfat
The Tarl ISL Garrison MdSSaered-Di6 Difficult
ty bettOeen England and Spain Brsaastg6s Ad-
Vdncing.
NEW YoRK 24-S A. M.-The Pacific, from
Liverpool eth, arrived at z l-2 this evening.
The Africa and America arrived out on the
9TH. The clipper-ship Lighting arrived out on
the I4th, 1870 days from Boston
The position of affairs is quite unchanged; no
battles on the Danube, except two columns, OF
Russians attacked each other in the dark by mis-
taking each other for Turks, and killed some
hundred before the mistake was discovered
Continued small skirmishes go on between the
Turks and Russians. ....
Nothing new from Asia or the Greek insurrec-
ton; it was almost checked.
The U. s. Minister had presented his creden-
tials to the Sultan, and made an address, assuring
the Sultan OF the sympathies of tine people of
the United States.
The British Chancellor of Exchequre propo-
ses to double the income tax, and the French
minister to borrow $4,000 million francs to meet
the expenses!
War preparations go on in England.
The lst division of the feet will sail in day
or two.
The French government advertise for 100
ships to embark troops and stores to the East.
Earl londonderry is dead.
More difficulties had occurred at Prevon with
the operatives.
Dixon g. Co., of Glasgow had fuiled, liabili-
ties 100000 pounds.
Mr.. Soule is reported to be in high favor with
the Queen Of Spain.
The Spanish insurrection is suppressed.
Austria still wavers and Prussia refrains from
announcing what course she will pursue.
LATEST.
The London Morning Herald of the 8th in a
third edition reports that Kalafat had fallen, and
the garrison had been massacred.
This news created great excitement but the
truth of it was doubted.
MARsEILLEs, 7th.-Corn has risen francs in
consequence oil Russian prohibition.
LONDON, 7th. Frost, Williams and Jones the
churtsts are pardoned.
TURIN, lst-France and England are said to
have decided to prevent any movement in Italy.
PARIS, 7th.-The loan Of 250. 100000 francs
was unanimously authorized.
MADRID, 7th.-Vague rumors Of misunder-
standing between England and Spain and proba-
ble recall o! NJ. Isturiz.
On the Danube Russians have made first ap-
proaches against Kalafut
LIVERPOOL MARKET, March 4.-Breadstufs re-
covered from depression and re-established Il,
about former rates.
FLouR.-McHenry, Richardson Bros and 9th.
ers report fair demand. Western 39s; Philadel'
pha, Baltimore and Ohio 39@40s, in store.
WHEAT-Limited request; rather irregular, bu'
firm. Prime white l2s.
CoRN-Sow demand; Sd dearer. Good yel'
low As; fine white ASS.
PRovIsl oNs-No change.
LARD-Declined l@2s: little business.
TALLow-Quiet.
CLOVER SEED-Dull lower.
LONDON -CoNsoLs-Closed at 9ls@6l4 fol
account; 9lS@9IS for morning
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SSaerIG' Sale.

Y virtue order Of sale to directed and delivered
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage county,
Ohio shall expose sale ut public vepdue the premises,
on Saturday, the goth day of April nert,
between of O'clock A. M. und four O'Clock P.
NJ sail day. the following described lands and tenements,
wits Situate in the township Of Hiram in said county
Portage, bounded follows, beginning alta post standing
in the southeast corner OF said lot y thence north along
said lot line forty chains, e2 links ~ post 10 the north
Of said lot, thence west along said lot line, Ortywo
chains 6 links to the road thence south along said Road
forty chains 70 links the south Zine Of said lot; thence east
along sd lot us, foythree chains, ~ links the place OF
beginning and surveyed being hundred and seventy
four and 2lOO of land, except y off from the East
end OF said premises sold John Moor In his
life time to Francis Moor, said deed bearing date March
a. A D. 1884 and recorded in Book page 1913 Of Portage
County Records.
Sold order wherein Francis Moor PIE and Margaret
Moor and al Defendant.
Appraised at S27 per acre.
SLerifs Office Pc. .tage Co.,( JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Ravenna, March 25, 1854. 45I-5w
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uA The Cottage Hin RaFm.n ~ miles easi q Rstans
asssN ma the Warren road e0ntnlng Of asa
ltta land. 275 OF impos emen 20 Of which
bottom land and will cut very heavy grass. the
ahee In hhe timber. This Farm Is unusually Watered
with never falling springs, and the Mahonng River
through the centre oft and b considered one of The very
best farms In the county either or stock grain raising
The buildings consist OF substantial Stone House, bu
large outlay, with nne we'll O son water a the door. There
two large barns with cattle she'd ~ feet long,
ing them. Also Carriage House, Horse sbes, and all 9TH
or necessary outbudings and all In good repair. One
half Of the purchase money remain mortgage, for
low, the occupants are desirous OfreHaoylBg east
VIENNA, Daniel Curtis Co.. No. III Pcast, NoW Y0xk,
FREDERICK CURTIS.
Ravenpa Peb QI 1884. Ss1-tf
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Ohie Legislature,

r In Senate on yesterday, the Militia Bill of Mr.
ANDERSON was up, and after being amended 5y
striking cut sections Is and l6, which provides
that in every county in which volunteer compa-
, nv il now, or may hereafter be organized, there
shall be levied and assessed, annually, upon the
ad vatorum amount of the general list Of taxable
property, such amount OF tax as will afford mil
itary fund IN the proportion of ten dollars per an
nun to every eorolled man of volunteer compa.
ny, &c. The bill was ordered to be engrossed for
third reading on Monday next.
The Penitentiary Bill was also up, and in con-
sequence Of the numerous amentm 'nts thereto,
It was ordered to be engrossed second time be-
fore its final passage.
The bill to purchase FIVE thousand copies Of
Swan new Collated Statutes was considered in
Committe of the Whole, and was ordered to be
engrossed for third reading to-day, when it will
no doubt pass The need of reliable law book,
which embraces the general laws in force, is much
needed. The edition published by the State some
twelve or fourteen years since, cost, if our recol-
lection serves us, over $4,000. Since that tina
many of the laws contained within its pages have
been SO altered and amended, and others repealed,
that the book is worse than useless, for it leuds
deception. By the arrangement proposed by the
bill now on its passage, the State avoids the eX-
pense of publishing revised edition, by purchas-
ing, at very low price, better book than the old
one was when new, for about one IF h the pli;.
paid Tor ycollating, printing and binding, and for
paper for the statutes of l84l. There is groa
and growing necessity for work of the kind, al d
II the bill pending should fail the State must
necessity, within year or two, engage in the
publishing business itself, at Il vastly increased
cost to the people The bill seems to be well
guarded in its PROVISIONS, and its passage is unan
imously recommended by the Judiciary Commit.
g of the Senate who reported it.
In-the House, the bill restoring "free trade" to
the country people, in disposing of their produce
in market, in cities Of the first class, was passed
with great unanimity. The bill wus drafted by
Mr. I.ANGDoS, the ''wheel horse" of the Hamilton
delegation, and is unquestionably polite and
equitable measure. .t.
Mr.. BnowN has introduced bill to repeal tie
law allowing parties who may have paid usury, to
sue for and recover the same.
The new School Bill passed through Committee
ofthe Whole, when quite an animated discussion
arose on mutton to refer, with instructions.
Mr.. PARRoTTs presented petition from SAM
DOYLE, who desired to lease the National Road
from the State, offering 5 900 per year for twen
ty years.-State Democrat, March 25h.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
RaHennn. Feb. QI Ia.
PHENIX BLOCK.

NHls splendid building no longer tenantless, rs 6he
rooms fast 6lng up with enterpsing occupants and
trade, At this end ofthe torH beginning 10 LOOk uP-
JOHN H. BoSTWICk Co., have the honor OF opening
the first Dry Good Store in the Block at No. q door
OF T. T. Richardson's Hardware Store. All old eusto
mers who favored with their patronage while In CampbelIs
Fort and others who derous ofapproprnng their
ey TO the best advantage give call In Dry Goods, Gro
cees, Crockey, Boots aud Shoes aud almost every variety
OF Merchandse warrant satisfaction, both la price aud
quality We have associated ourselves with A B. Griffin, IN
the Furniture business and have opened Wareoom directly
over our Store where displayed e best collection Of
nture offered ON the Western Reserve. All persons
coming 10 RaVena business Of Kind call and
Inc our rooms, whether you wish to purchase will
pay you for trouble Rayenna not behind any city
the State for fine Stores and rooms.
N. B. All kinds OF produce tken In exchange for Goods
2 the market prices. More from US hereafter.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
Sound Views.

Governor Powell, Of Kentucky, in his message
Of the goth ult, t,yetoing number of bank bills,
uses this language, which is true to the very let
ter. 'F'~ - ..,,
Banks add nothing to the capital of country.
They increase the Indebtedness of the people, and
generate a spirit o. wild and reckless paculation,
which but too often results in ruin Theinfated
state of affairs, brought about by too much bank
capital, causes the people to give pin measure
the two great elements of nations altF, ndus-
try and economy. A spirit Of speculation and ex-
travagance usually attends unhealthy and inf T.
ted state Of things in the commercial world; and
distress, bankruptcy and ruin are sure to follow.
When the country is tending to all this all wise
and prudent men should attempt TO avert the evil
by every means 10 their power. Surely it is moi
the part Of wisdom 50 TO shape our policy as to
bring about or hasten the result.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
Arrival OF the Northern Light.

Interesting from California Oregon about to
f.. form State Government George LG'O's Mus
kets on their ,sayto Constantinope'
NEw YORK, March 25.---The Northern Light
from San Juan, arrived this forenoon, with 300
passengers and $1,000 in specie. 81
She connected with the Sierra Nepada which
left San Francisco on the lst 3. N ....s..
The Northern Light was detained three days
waiting for steamer Centrd! America detained in
the lake. ci,.a .a.sa.o ss...
The steamer J. Stephens took down 100000
on freight. Nothing Of special Importance from
San Francisco. n @1aA
In Oregon bin had passed ordering vote on
the formation Of State Government
Dates from Honolulu to the 4th Of February
Annexation was still talked Of
Intelligence from Lower California states that
the Fillibusters had nearly all left. Those re-
mining were suffering from want Of provisions
The Maine Liquor Law had been introduced
into the Legislature.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29

New ORLEANS, March 23.-We have dates
from the City OF Mexico to the 9th of March.
b The papers are occupied with but two topics,
the rebellion at Alvarez and the Gadsden treaty
Alvarez has been deprived Of his hGnors. The
garrison and people had deserted him and declar-
ed allegiance to the Government.
The rebellion was considered to be entirely
crushed. ,..k F...sgsgse
Ampudia il created Lieut., General. ss.: s.
The provinces Of Durango and Zacatacas were
still rayaged BY Indians. yss ..,a ,.e
- A great battle had been fought in which many
Indians were killed s1.
Nothing of Importance received concerning
Walker'sexpedition. r. 4, sr.
Gen. Blanchard had been dispatched to Lower
California with 700 men. ID 5Ha <
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APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

wnL be In attendance at his rooms As follows:
RayennaPrentiss House, Thursday afternoon and Friday
until4 O'Clock, P. NJ Q0th and 9Th April.
AkroE-Cobb's Exchange, "wednesday, 18th April.
Cleveand.Ameriean House, Thursday and Friday Soth
wsrren-ClntOn House, Tuesday R5h Of March.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys Spleen Innammatons, Rheumatism, Asthma,
ShOness Of Breath difficulty Of breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness or Nervous disabilities RestIessess Loss Of
Appetite Constipation. Derangemento the Stomach Bilious
Affections Gravel White Swengs any long standing ds
No CHARGE FOR Dr t. neither bleeds nor
blisers; morris he Homapahist he Mercury Ar
he Thompsonan neither seams or gives emes His the
oy of diseases differs from all Others adopted
but not more so than his system Of Treatment He does moi
make sick TO make WE'LL down build up sgan
allay irritation, by patching up with
Patients should mark well the dates given above
Our entire time being engaged attendance must accord
strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion as to the probability offs cure is al
gwen Subecting the patient 10 expense without
reasonable prospect of success.
DR. TuBEs-Sr; Believing my life has been prolonged by
your treatment and desiring that others may profit by your
experience send you the following statement for publlca
on In Central America, March "A, 1852. was attacked
with Bilious Remng Fever, several leading ply at
tended me while there and my return passage. Fe
ve lt me weak with prOfuse cold sweats night which
tinucd until afcr saw Liver became enlarged. stOm
aca and abOdmen much Oloated and bowels eonspated
that little or no movement occurred for Ortweve days in
successon unless forced by 9atharcs which, in
I'd aggaVate rather than relieve Could take food with
out severe suffering in consequence cough set in which
find rest in no position day night slept but little. EX-
pectotons were incredibly large, frequently exceeding
quart ropy subsenece during the night Count nance
alow and deathke had been ut home nine months be-
fore consulting you. Neither the change Of climate the
skill OftwO Of our physicians helped On the contrary
grew worse and worse, until thought treatment
little avail, and neighbors, well myself reg red death
inevitable and at hand received you first pre- rpOn
carly IN March last, and under treatment until first O
August at which time commenced labor. Since then
have had cough eXpectOratiOn, night sweats nd
geson or eostveness. now feel perfectly WE'LL well
ever in my life. ABRAHAM CASE.
We the undersigned tZens Of NOrwalk, Huron Ohio
have carefully examined tho statement Of Mr. Case Dr. H.
Tubbs In relation TO the disease which he contracted while in
Central America, and from personal acquaintance will
Mr. Case and frequent observation Of the condition OF bis
health have hesitation in saying that believe his
statement strictly true.
A G. Sutton, Senator Of Ohio; Cha's B. Sckney; Pro
bate Judge, Huron M B. Braily Justice Of the Peace
NJ, Kelble, Notary Public.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
RENO VAL.
Griffin Il ROStWick

HAVING removed their Furniture their in
IL the Phonix Block, directly Bostw cks dry goods
sre prepared to wait their customers to nyng u
their line, our stock consist in part as folOWs
Sofas from S25 to Jenny Lind $56, Tee-e-teIe ace to
face, suits the young etacty Mahogany chairs, Marble Top
Tables, Quartet and card bles what not Bureaus, Mahoga
ny cottage beds Marble top wash aHds Piano Stools, foot
stools, DC,
Also, fine lot of Hall Stands, they beauty.
Also, splendid lot of Looking Glasses, from Is to $l9
Also, Pictures rnd Picture Frames.
fine lot of Hair, COtton and HusS Mattresses Hair
Mattresses manufactured in vicinity (by MIR.
McLan Of Rootsown0 and warrant the Hair u be the
first quality of long Horse Hair; the Hus and
comingnto general use in many paess
Also, plenty of Bedsteads with IIinkeys Suspension
Bed Bottom. These beds have been thoroughly tried
and all who have used Them pleased with them, we have
improved the bottom by making them hicker than at first
sell them from $3.50, and upwards every cr.on VIII
would have dstead should buy at least for themselves
aud we assure them they will buy no other after.
We have fall assortment of common furniture, seat
chairs FALL kinds, om $5 and upwards bureaus from So
aud upwards Stands 80 and upwards and cord beds
cheap people will have them Tables $3 and other work in
proportion.
We have been at considerable expense in fitting up
ro0ms and invite all to Call and what We have We
know sell cear, 10 the least Of in Clevc-
land or elsewhere; if the people satisfied tmt this the
case, will they sustain of this kind by purchasing at
home All work purchased IN the vage, will be delivered
at the House Of the purchaser.
R:venna, March IA, 1854 4j5-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
Dir1.

In Freedom the 24h inst, after distressing illness of
ye week. ALvlnUS H. only OF Franklin and Caroline
M. Messenger, aged 7months. ..l'l ..t ,e Tft
stouf little ones have gone and len us, 5.ao n
Len us here their loss 10 mourn, }s aga
81 But 'ts God that has bereft US, Il
Andthelr spirits away has bornes ~ .,s ,.,s
ata.1 II has been quite lonely hers, .s " ss,s.
~, !. Since they left their humble homes "a es4,h.s
But we trust they have one more fair. Sts5 Nti
Asns sishs hahd cfeod's throne.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29

PITTSBURGH, March 27.-Extensve confagra.
tion occurred yesterday at Birmingham, opposite
here, one hundred buildings were burnt, and over
two hundred families rendered houseless. 1t
commenced in Thompson's Glass Factory. Loss
estimated at 5000, 900; about one-third insured,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29

hF Lord PALMERsToN has stated in Parla.
ment that FRosT, WILLIAMS, JONES and two 9th.
er chartsts, are to be pardoned, along with SMITH
O'BRIEN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
JAurrlrA.

In Eavenna on the 23d inst Rev. A. Hall, Mr. SIMON
J. HAzEN, of smthtown, and ELIZA A. MOODY, of At
water. as .r5 a a44H@l "a
At franklin the 18th inst by B. F. Anderson ESQ.,,
Mr.. ELI FOWLER, and Miss ROXA MERRILL. 81.
In Ravenna the eOn inst, by Andrew Jackson, ESQ.,,
Mr., ABRAM ECKHERT, of RaTenn&, and Miss OLIVE
REED, OF Rankin. :.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
RAVENNA LEATHER STORE.

w. A1ANOO 1ALND "a VlOnANS
TIAVE this day entered into partnership in Leather
business, at the old Tannery stand formerly carried
c. Prentss, few rods South of the house, Raven
Ohio where design to keep constantly hand good
assortment of all kinds Of Leather such Hemock Tanned
Sole Leather Oak Tanned Sole Leather Harness. Bride and
Band Leather, Upper Calls, Kip Skins French Calf SKINS
Gents Boot Morocco, Women's Morocco, Red Morocco
Pink and Russu Lining Skins, Bindings Shoe Thread Pegs
&c. &c. All of which We will sell low for cash.
Call and examine stOcJ, ENOS q wISMAN.
Rnyeuna, Dec. 81, la53. 4 r., :
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New ORLEANS, March 27.-The steamer Ter-
as has arrived. Her advices State that Santa An
ma left the Capital the 18th to take the field in
person against Gen. Alvarez.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29

or The bark of q tree and the bark of a dog
ere considerably alike, One is formed on the bow,
and the other on the bow-wow principle.
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INVAIIDS RETREAT,
Rnvensal. Portage. S,O,. Ohio,

NHVGHNU, FUETahsC W, VWHVs
7o miles North-Nest Of RaUenRd Viage, the Turnpike
leading from RdusHRa to Cisueidna.
RS. II. L. BARKER has esthlisheda Water Cure at her
vi resence She will examine through Spirit Age-
cy and also Spirit Magnetism Gdered Female cOm hts
nervous weakness successfully treated The location
pleasant and healthy. the water pure and o pains or at
tenton shall be wanting to make it pleasant and comfrt
able retreat for the Invalid. H. l.. BARKER
Ravcnna, March 90, 1854. 4j6'2m
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age County Agricultural Society will be- held the office of
the Farmers Insurance Co., Tuesday April4 A. d. 1854 at
10 O'Clock A. M. p. CoNANr Recording Sec.
Examination OF the village schools.
The Examination of Schools will take place at their
respective school rooms as follows .. ,....-
Primary School No. 2, Tuesday, April 4, commencing at
II O'Clock, p M.
Primary School, No. 3, Wednesday, April S, commencing
at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Primary School, No. "Wednesday, April5 commencing at
II O'Clock P. NJ.
High School, male dept, Thursday the commencing at o.
o'clock A. NJ. The female Dept Friday the T. commencing
at Of O'Clock A. M. n...
All citizens who feel Interested and especially the patrons
the schools, arc earnestly invited to be present
Ravenna, March 2sth. 1854. r .,..., .r
T AGuE AND FEVER three years standing CuRED-Mr.
John LoRgdon now living at Beaver DaIn Hanover county
Va, Richmond had Ague and Fever for three !e rs
most of the time he had chls twice day and rarely less
than once; he parched with vers the chill e
advertised and every thing recommended to him. about
give up In despair when Carters Spanish Mixture
spoken Of he two bottles but before he had used more
than single one, he perfectly cured, and has not had
chill or fever since. ~ j,
Mr.. ongdon is only out Of thousands who have bene
fitted by this great tonic, Alternative and blood purifier
+*+See advertisement wish his certificate.
TT'The condition OF thu Stomach is vital IMPORTING NJ
man, woman, child he by uess the work of dig
ton is regularly. and vigorously performed. WITH three
this of civilized society," this not the And yet h
dy Is within tho reach Of ALL Ho0a 4nds German Bit
,rs prepared by DR.. C. M. Jackson Phadnlphia will
surely create regular and healthy action of the stomach
Dil will lessen the friction of Machinery Let the victim
dyspepsia indigestion in any of its forms, try it. and
CUR good apetite physical vig0r firm nerves. sount
siseL by night, and increased cheerfulness by day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
DENTISTRY.

swA DIR. A. A. HARRIS has associated with him
Ss<4 in the practice of Dentistry, Or. j. G. Willis,
QYYVY% Nand they have fitted up rooms in the Phoenix
~@AIII Block, east end Richardson's Hardware
Store for purpose carrying the Dental business in its
various branchss and to or generous public the latest
imprOv vemeIt in their profession. : Az ttt. :. 4
they are permanently located in Ravenna, all those wish
ing work them depend having their work done
in proper manner; such us whole Sets of Teeth, minor
Sets partial Sets Teeth cleanssd, and f with Gold Foil
crystzed Goid Tin Fail, Teeth extracted with the Of
chorofo without. They have preparation for destroy
ing Of aching teeths and will perform all other work
incident to their profession. Afpsg ;,
We intend free ourselves from all impositions practice
by preteDders Wewi be governed In practice strictly
by prueple and viii not knowingly perform any operations
wrong no matter how strongly solicited what the induce.
ment may be-. s.g ,a
All operations performed the teeth In office, win be
warranted and no person required TO take pay for work
unless perfect satisfaction is given, 4sl4.st
Raveena, March H. 1854. at v,s ss 455-W.
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g. Mr.. BARNEY. our excellent School Com
missioner, isyisitins Ricbland and Ashland on
saslaf basinssE .tssFsssr ssSs@s ssis ssss -Es -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-29
HERE YOU, SlRS!

YOU want good suit Clothes call at the Store Of the sub
l scrbers in Campbes Block, where you buy cheap
for all kinds Of Cloths Ready Made Clothing Tailors
Trimmings, &c, from standing dicky down to full and
complete fit can't be beat this side Of Of sunrise.
n b. Cutting done to order. OIL. & J. .SUTLIFF.
RaYenna. March l3, 1854. .---L.-L-La-