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have abandoned all their demands against Spain
if the latter will eede her African possession in
Manila 10 the United States.
Copenhagen. May l6.--The houses on the
right bank Of the Neva,, at ST., Petersburg, had
been demolished. s rr -r-
p The telegraph to Stockholm is opened.
Paris, Tuesday were received this
afternoon from the Danube to the effect that, ow-
ing to suddenrise'and overflow of the river, i'm
mense damages had been done to the Russians.
Their bridges were swept away their works de-
stroyed, and, it is added, that sickness had bro
ken out amongst them to u terrible extent.
The Emperor Napoleon is reported to have ex-
pressed his decided appreciation of the American
design on Cubn and to have declared that his pol
icy would be the same in the West as in the East,
by faithful observance of treaties; and that he
was opposed to any attempt on the part of any
power to take advantage of the weakness of an
enemy or deprive him Of his rights
From the Baltic, the Russians returned from
the exposed ports. l-. ...-
On the 18th, the British Baltic feet took pos
session of the Boomarsand, on the Island OF
Ailand
More fighting had taken place on the Danube.
An engagement at Kalafat 10 reported between
six squadrons of Cossacks and five of Turkish
hussars on May 4th The Cossacks were defeat
ed and lost go horses, guns, and 1913 men.
Twenty-Five ships of the Turkish feet had en-
tered the Black Sea.
1t is reported that Austria had ordered her ar
mics in Gallatia and Italy to prepare for war.
The Spanish Ministers have refused compen-
sation for the Black Warrior case, and will make
no concession beyond remitting the penalty oI
$4,000.
The London Times expresses belief that wal
between the United States and Spain is inevitia-
BILE.
1t is reported that Sebastopol is to be the gen.
eral rendezvous of the two fleets.
The seige batteries had opened fire on Rut.
scha on the 28th, but the Turks made no response
The latest account from Constantinople states
1900 houses were destroyed by the confiagration
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From Havana, per Black. warrior

NEW I oRk, June 5.
We learn that the Captain General is raising
black troops, and has issued an address to the
Director General of Arms, &C., ON subject in
which he is resolved, viz: that the banners of
Spain shall wave at all hazards in Cuba.
Another address has also been issued ordering
lists to be prepared throughout the Island, Of all
persons liable to militia duty.
Considerable excitement was occasioned on
the Oath, by report that party of Americans
had landed at place called Chorrera, about a
league west Of Havana Troops were immed-
atey sent to the spot but the report proved to be
a false alarm.
The French and English officers are still being
feted by the Government.
Four Americans from Key West, belonging to
the Surveying Department, arrived ut Havana
but had not been allowed to go outside the walls
Pezuela is stated to have said that he had an
European reputation to gain; and lie was deter.
mined to gain it by emancipating the slaves of
Cuba.
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JAurrit0..

In Hudson, tho 2h inst by the Rev. E. Johnson Mr.
ROBERT vEoN, and Miss ELLEN WATSON, both Of RAJ
VIENNA, f.,s. 5...,. q
In the City ofToedo the 11th ult, by Rev. Mr. Caplcs
Mr. DoMINGoS N. PEREIRA of Franklin Mills, Portage
co., and Miss EMMA JONES, daughter of DR.. Humphrey
Jones, of Toledo. o.---.---------------. .
In Ravenna, on the 4th inst, by Rev. Ezra JONES' Rev
ERASTus MORTON, and Mrs. NANCY A. BALDWIN
both Of Medina Co, s's'' 1s19 :@'N-' -'.f, 'Aa
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Public sheep sllearing.

public Sheep Shearng will take place the premises of
L. I. HINE and WM NELSON, in shaersvllc Monday,
June 12th to at 10 O'Clock, A. M. On which
cason stock fine wool Sheep consisting of 40 head Of
French and Spanish Sheep, will be sheared Refreshments
will be provided for all who may attend and good music for
who may wish to strip the light fantastic tOe 1t is
expected that good Brass Band will be attendance
the occasion. ....-. L. T. HINE,
Shalersville June S, 1854. VIM NELSON.
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All the Martha Washington Prison
erS lndicted-KiSSanea and Cole Re
arrested!

We are informed that private letters were re-
ceived in this city yesterday by the relatives Of
the defendants, stating that all hope for the pres
was now gone, as they had been indicted by the
grand jury of Phillips county, and the feeling
was such that there was no probability of get
ting BAIL
KsSane and Cole were re-arrested and imprs-
oned.
The letters also state that two witnesses for
the prosecution had been indicted for perjury.
There was good deal of excitement in town
last evening, owing to rumor from the same
source as the above, that certain parties in Gin.
cinnati were implicated by some new testimony
brought out by Albert Pike Cincinnati Com
merciaL 3lSt uLt.
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MELANCHOLY Observation-Disclosures Burger OF
Carroton, formerly of this place, was so injured
by the falling of bridge on Friday last about
two miles from Sandyvile, in Tuscarawas coun.
ty that he died on Saturday evening. The cir
cumstances, as we gather them from Esq. Letter,
his brother-in-law, are as follows: Mr. Burger
and five other men had been fishing and on cross
ing the bridge over the canal near Williams mill
one side Of the bridge gave way, first precipitatne
horses, wagon and men some sixteen feet into
the canal. The king post and braces Of the op'
posite side Immediately followed and fell upon
the men. All, with one exception, were more o
less injured; but Mr. Burger was the only one fa
tally hurt. The heavy timbers fell across h'
body. Mr. Burger leaves wife and four chill
dren. He was one the noblest of men. Peac,
to his ashes.-Stark Co. Dem. ...
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House and Lot for ,.;aIe.

The subscriber offers for sale his House and lot, sit
f uaed Chestnut Street. in the village Ravenua
The house is good frame building, in first rate condi-
tion, csntainng eight good sized The lot well
fenced and has on it good quantity of bearing fruit
good we'll of water and a good frame barn For further
particulars inquire ofthc subscriber the premises
May 90, 1854. 466-tf SAMUEL MILLER
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5petjul NotirRs.
Examination and Exhibition.

Apublc Examination of the students, of the Ravenna In.
sutc will take place at the Town Hall, Thursday, June
8, 1854 Will the citizens of VIENNA, give hearing, and
render such verdict deserves.
Our Exhibition will take place at the Town Hall, Fri
day Evening, June 9th.
Tickets, Is cents
No boys admitted uuess accompanied by parents guar
dians. Z. c. WILM0T.
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SIaeriM'SaIc.

DY virtue of writ of Vendi Exponas 10 me directed and
ID delivered from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
county, Ohio shall expose sale public vendue
Court House In the town Of Ravenna, 4 .,It5lI9 = Tt
on Saturday, the 10Th day of jane sert,
between the hours Of ten o'clock and four O'Clock p
M ofsaid day. the following described lands and
to wit: Situate in township number two In said county
Portage in the 9th range of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserves and known by being part Of number
thirty mine in said township, whchwas situated the DWELL
ing house then late the residence of Thorndke;
tanning about ninety mine oand be sold subject the
rights of the respondents Charles Twtce as setor In the
answer to witt the privilege of following said premises up
to the south line thereof. i9t.-Rs "a las VI
Sold execution wherein Luke n Th0rndke is Plain.
lf, and Apheus G. Andrews snd al, Defendants. W
Appraissdat at Sl366, co. ag tle 81, isQ s 9 9 -
SherFs Once Portage Co.,f JKnga WunpAnn Sheriff.
c Rayehna, May 9, asst. 483-Sw
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RE EMOVAL.


TAKES pleasure sayingo his friends and customers and
the public generally, that he has removed to- bis
Store ~ |-3 A.4 t''- a-.s.
.e No. 2, PHOENIX B4ocK, "a
where he will be happy to wait them any thing IN the
line Fancy and Sapel Dry Goods and he intends
devote bis attention. almost exclusively the purchase and
sale of Dry Goods he is confident he will be enabled to pre-
sent to the people of Portage county Stock of Geeds
surpassed quality, quantity Price, by any Retail Dry
Goods Establishment West Of Now York.
Ravenna April Ie, 1854.
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Teachers take Notice.

The Board of Examnerstor Portage county, have consent
ed hold special examination at the Court House in Ra
venna Saturday, June "a, commencing at O'clock
NJ for the benefit of such teachers need certificate
carry them through the Summer of their schools 1t Il
expected that no others will apply. BENZ. NEWELL,
June G, 1854. 30 t..- Clerk.
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8em aausrtistmsHts.
First come, Erst served.

THOSE Book Gases have arrived s last, please call and
soc them, they will pay the trouble.
We have also, fine lot OF parlor Furniture, ne road
new styles will be hear ALSO 800 pictures Of d
eent kinds also, quantity OF Looking Glass plate hose
having frames minus The pAts have them flied any
time, BY calling at GRHFIs BosTwIcKs,
June q.
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Petition for Partition.
FcUA0AVI
George Lovelcss !
In the Court of Common Pleas Of
Portage county.
Noah Dull

Jacob H. Baldwin { .,tts .
and othor persons un-
known to plaintiff .I7 ast ,..s
Noah Dull Jacob H. Baldwin and other unknown persons
will take notice that petition fled against them the
18th day May 1854 In tho Court ofcommon Pleas Of Por
tago county, by George Loveess, and is pending,
wherein the said George Loyeess demands partition Of
following described real estates situate in the township Of
Paris said county, known being part Of lot No. and
bounded follows beginning at post standing on north
west bank Of the Mahonng river the northeast OF
John McCntcks land on lot from which bnsswood tree
fourteen in diameter bears marks; As deg dis
ant I6 links; thence SO deg, our chains, Is links TO
beach stump marked 1885, thence "a deg; chains 70
post the edge of the rock about 81 links above old dam
which northwest the crib Of the canal lock-
bears deg thence 30 deg, % degw; chain 50
links TO post; thence north 30 ", chains ssi links 70
post thence east7 chains 46 links post, from which
Em l8 inches In diameter bearing IS 68 deg W distant
93 nks thence south 30 east two chains y links to the
place beginning, containing three Of land and that
at the next OF said court application will be by
the said George Loveless for order that partition may be
'"-1' ' 'lN p'eA''SS sAML srRAwDER, pras Au'y.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all person interested, that the
Executors and Administrators the following
have presented to tho Court of Probate, for the county
Portage in the State Of Ohio, their several settlement
counts which placed file in the Office of the Judge
said Court continued for the inspection aud exception
persons interested until the third day of JULY A. b. 1854
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Delin0uentS take Notico

HE accounts Of Sommervile and Redfeld must be act
tied by the 18th of this month, to trouble, after th
date they will he left in the hands of n. D. Clark Esq
The account may be found at the shop
Ravenna June7, 1854. of SCMMERyILLE & REEVES
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~ HATCH is receiving ant her large supply orfresh
-: Drugs Medicines, Paints, and Oil direct from New
YORK; which he offers ut his usual low terms for cash.
GREAT variety of Paint, White wash, Varnish clothes
N and hair Brushes, June 6. at HArcH's
NHE largest assortment of fancy, Toilet family Soaps
Il ever rOnered IN Kavenna, at HATCH's,
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NEW FIRM,

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS.
DALRYMPLE& & MUNYON, having entered into co-part-
~ nership in the Ready Clothing business would
respectfully in'e the attention of their friends customers
and the public generally, to their stock of SEASOABLE
CL0THG adapted to every, taste, and profession
Also, Boys and youths Clothing for all sizes and conditions
Of the Juvenile community and excrtons will continue to
be made to keep this department complete possible
-~ OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace full and complete assortment Of Shirts, Dckes
Gloves Hosiery, Suspender Stocks Scar Cravas, Neck
Ties, Hdkfs., &c.
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT contains great tvarie-
y Cloths, Cassimerers, Vestings &c. embracing almost
every article Of goods for Gentemens Garments
which will be made ORDER at short notice. reasonable
prices in tasteful and fashionable style.
Thorough orkmanship and unexceponable fits warrant
ed In all cases. sa, se VS. ...ea .gi.
T y The system of terms is price, and deviation
Tho price such garment and article Is marked In Plain fig
and small but regular profit upon each article b!
this system one however inexperienced is liable Ia Ra
| above the market prices. .rv.E.
| Ravenna, NAV %, 1864. DALRYMPLE e. MUNYON.
| - 465H .l one door east OF the Brick Block
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CINCINNATI, June 3.
STEAMER BEDFORD BURNT.-The steamer Bed
ford, bound from Nashville to this city, was burnt
at Harpeth Shoals on Thursday night. The boat
and cargo are total loss.
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HOUSE KEEPER,S

WTAlTa Notwithstanding more coming In the shane
w OF u Selfheating smoothing Iron With a handful
or Two Of charcoal lerson do the Ironing for or
binary SIZED family, it the Inconvenience heating
stove the expense Of fire wood the necessity Of working
one half OF the time with Irons either hOor cold aud
e very unpleasant necessity ofworking in sweerng
rom Stove, rs generally the where Irons are heat
the old way you only to try them be convinced Fol
sale JuneI at BEcKLEy g. RAwsoN,s
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NEW GOODS.

Al REDUCED PRICES.
II W.. SEYMOUR, is now receiving the latest style for
Spring aud Summer; ho invites his friends and
to call and and examine his stock Good
ing their purchase elsewhere.
nRESS GO0DS-New style Berage, DoLanes, Plaid and
- Striped; new style Lawns, Plaid and Striped Poplins
ch,r Ginghams coors -. cents laid Cocheco and
Merrimack prints, fasts colors,
Maps. at SGYMouR's.
SlLKs-Bleach wide and narrow plaid, check and fancy
y Coors, clangcabe Dress Silk, Apron SILK fancy col
ors, Florence and Bonnet Silk, SEyMouR's.
NHlTk CooDs-Jueonet and check Cambrics, India and
Linen Hdkfs., &e. al sEyMouR's.
DROAD CLOTHS, Cassimers and Vestings, French Blk
- Broad CLOTH blk Cassimeres style check Cassmeres
Black satns, Farmers Satin figured Silk and White Mar
sailes, May Ia at SDYMouR's.
DROWN Linens, Twled do, Farmers Drill Wool Tweed,
- Blue Denims, Summer stuff for Pants, Summer checks
Iicking striped Shrtng Nankeen and colored Cambrcs
May l6. .l-. .. ut SEYMouRs.
DROWN shoetngs, 20 Bales sheetlng; all kinds and all
~ widths, at .' .-.' SEvMOuR's.
PARASOLS.
Inquired, Striped and plain Silk, Satin Canopy Water
l. ed Black, figured Lined style French Handle aud
good lot of figured Silk at IS CENTS ut SEyMouR's.
BONNETS.
Large variety arrived this day by Express Lace French
Crown English Straw, White Florence and China Pearl
May 1s. at SEYMouR's.
T EGHoRN, Panama, Tuscany, Pedal. Canton, Double
May is. ','' ''O ''' "'' at at srvxoup's
u ILK HATS, opened this morning; the latest style,
| y May 10. at SEYMouR's.
SHADY SIDE-Just received cases of Summer Hats.
| y May 10. JAMES
CAsH paid for Butter
" May 10. JAMES Twlrr.
!. Executors Notice.
NOTICE hereby given that Elizabeth Pegg. has been ap
~ pointed and qualified executrx the estate of Joel
Pegg late of Portage county, deceased Dated Suted April
90, 1854 4G6-3w ELIZABETH PEGG.
$4,000 Wanted.
~ PER Cent Interest will be given for $7O0,O0 year.
! lU Enquire at this office,
| May 90, 1854. Soc a
CARPETING.
H0 Yards Tapestry and Brussels Carpctng; 1000 yards
ZUU TwoPy Ingram do 1000 yards superfnc Ingram do
1000 Cotton Wool and Hemp do; Stairs do Oil CLOTH Drug
get and Floor cloths Mats, &c, just reed and selling at low
fgur:s, at No. 2, Phoenix Block. H. L. DAY.
i May 30.
rs sa. DRESS GOODS.
NHE largest assortment of Dress Goods offered II
town, can be found at No 2, Phoenix Block.
May 30. H. l.. DAY.
. SHAWLS.
A GREAT Variety of Grape, black Silk cashmere thibe
"A Brocha Shawls, just received at II. l.. Days
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
A SPLENDID Assortment of Bonnets and Ribbons b
& IA found May 30. at H. L. EAy's.
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UT4NTED, Six or eight good TailoresS Girls.
w May %, 1854. DALRYMPLE & MUNYoN.

F the best brands and quality constantly on hand fo
" sale BY the bb gallon at Dt EHAM GARpSER's Boot
shoe and Leather Store. Tanners wishing to exchang
Leather fer OIL will HRd II TO their interestto give call.
May ~, 1854. '-st'on % y tft~d isEa3 at4s 90
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An Of fact worth pound of theory; and the
of conclusive that cluster around that Incompatible
preparation Hooands German Bitters prepared by Dr. c.
M Jackson, Philadelphia, establishing its value tonic
from questioning lis efficacy In a Of disease Of the
somach whether acute or chonc may be recommended
heurburn loss of appetite tremors,
relaxation and debility &C., relieved by the Bers in
very short space of time: and in their
never fai Is to work thorough cure. Haf
II 1PCoMsuMPTIoN SPLITTING BLooD--S the certih-
cato Mr. Turner H. Ramsey for many years proprietor
the Farmers HOTEL Fredericksburg, Va late Of the City
Hotel, Richmond, Va
Dr. John Mnge of the city of Richmond through regular
physician and Of opposed to what he called quack
medicines obliged TO that its good effects in the
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed. y -.4-e
He had been given up by several physicians; had tried
the quack medicines and the verge despair
well the grave, when he tried Carters Spanish Mixture
We refer the public to his full and lengthy certificate
the bottle, stating his cure. z'. ...-.. e
| 80 Sec advertisements. aHt -at 463-4w
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THE subscribers take pleasure In ing that they have
hand tn largest best and most eOmplct. assor
ment Of Boots Shoes and Gaiters offered H PoTAgs
county. Likewise that they have removed 70 their New
Store doors east OF PbOx Block where they will at all
times he pleased 10 wut their old customers aud friends
any thing in the line 0f Ladies', Gents, Boys Youths,
Misses and Childrens Sboe Boots Gators either of home
manufacture. Also Oak and Hemlock Sole and
upper Leather French aud Ohio Calf and Kip Skins Mo-
rocco Lining and Binding Skins, aud almost vcryhing in
the line of Shoe makers Tools AID Findings. All those in
ofany Of the above mentioned articles would find TO
their advantage 10 examine goods and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere.
We sell at small pr fits and must have prompt pay.
RnNennn, MuY y, 1851. DURHAM GARDNER.
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X + NJ 0 V A l..

HE Subscriber begs leave inform his friends and GUS
toners that he has removed No. Phoenix Block where
he will be most happy to have them call examine his
new and well selected stock Of SPRING .aND SUMMER
CLOTHING Just arriving and which for syle and durabli-
N will compare with that fany house West Allegheny
Mountains
would call particular attention the great variety OF
Cloth and Cashmere Goats of all coors and textures; Black
and Fancy Cashmere Pants, mountains of and Mar
saies Vests. Furnishing Goods in endless variety Trunks
valsses, Carpet Bags etc., etc. all Of which will be sold
shade lower than the lowest Remember the place, No.
| PhUnix Block. c, GREEN NFIFIDER
| Ravenna, May l, 1854. 81 . e. -.
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STOVES! STOYESII.

THE subscribers keep hand and constantly rceeV.
Ing The largest and best assortment Of Stoves In hs
~ among which, some patterns Of Cook Stoves
before introduced The King Of Stoves has very large ee
ted oVeh capable Of baking six loaves once has
boiler holes Is perfect in all lis operations and Is decidedly
one OF the most splendid Stoves Ia The United Staes
has also very large elevated oven the boiler holes arc so
arragned that large brass kettle be- used upon It,
bottom plate Is Of sufficient thickness 10 be proof against
cracking aud Is altogether Of the best Stoves IN Market
Tbs Gcnfsee Valley is and beautiful oven
SoVe OF smaller size than the Others and will ecomend IT.
sV TO those wishing cheap and convenient Cook Stove
We also Keep most Of the old patterns Of Stoves such
the Empire State, Bangup, CObbs Elevated Oyen Cnton
Air Tight Western, True American, and others, have
not time 10 mention. =.
Those wishing good Stove will do well to give call al
our Stove room, few doors East Of X. Blid Co shop
at the old stand of C. A. Ptkin.
RnYnnnn. Innn- L p.
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STEAM! STEAA
DRUGS! DRUGS!!

manufacturing Steamers for the purpose of heat
w ing MIX, Wash waer and various other for whicl
'they are so convenient. BEcKLEY e. RAWsoE,s,
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FOR CHEESE MAKERS,

NE arc making kind of Vat for muking Cheese
w The Heater is placed under the Vat that Il entireI
the objection that has been tho other kind
heaters whether the vat is FULL half full or one quartz
iul OF water il works equally WELL there being danger
n1uring the heater by fire. II will pay you 10 call and Sc
them, whether you buy not. Kept hand and made
order June /. ut BEcKLry e. RIwsoNs
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We sell ut small pr fits and musthavc prompt pay.
RaVenna, Muy -, 1854. DURHAM GARDNER.
pARASOI

A BEAUTIFUL assortment and cheap pretty, can be
"A found, May Il. at PRENrIss HoPKINs q Co.
NEW WHITE FISH and TROUT, IN half bbs.. this day
~ received aud for sale ut +. W. SEYMOUR'S.
MAY
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M6TILHSI MANTuLASII
BOOT SHOE AND LEATAER STORE

T AIDES SHoES.-A Rne assortment just opened
Il MAY % .f.t at PRENTfgs, HOPKINs q Co,
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SHAWLS.
GREAT Variety of Grape, black Silk, cashmere, hibet
IA Brocha shawls just received at H. l.. DAYS.
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
A SPLENDID Assortment of Bonnes and Ribbons be
~ found, May 30. --- at H. i. EAY's.
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HOUSE KEEPERS, TAKE MOTTO

ME are manufacturing article of tin Baker, for
Summer use; partable and be set out doors,
with aquar or two of charcoal, 1t will do ordinary bak
ing and that too in that is hard beat Call and
see them at RgrKIey & RAwsoN's
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Farmers Take Notice.
I[RRAN FOR NO. ], PNENK BLOCK.

ROWELL, WITTER e. co,
HHVE been receiving their Spring Goods for several
weeks past and with the large arrival this day rec'd
prepared to present to the people Of Portage county,
Of the largest and best assortmens OF Goods that can be
found northern Ohio Their Store is the largest the Re-
serve and well lighted that erson: have every opportu
nifty Of examining and judging of the character and quality Of
the goods they purchase They will be happy to show their
goods whether they purchase not In regard to prices
they will merely Tint they to be uEdersod by none
Mny
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AZ REDUCED PRICES.
II w. SEYMOUR, is now receiving the latest style Il
II Sprng aud Summer; ho invites his friends and cust
mers to call and and examine his stock Of Good before
ing their purchase elsewhere.
MnN 81. 1851.