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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-31

IrPCoMsuMrToN SPITrlNa BLooD-See the certif-
cao Of Mr. Turner H. Ramsey for many proprietor of
the Farmers Hotel, Fredericksburg, Va late Of the City
Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Minge of the city Of Richmond through regular
phycan and of opposed to what he called quack
dicnes obliged that its good effects in the
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed
He had been given up by several physicians; had tried
most Of the quack medicines and the verge despair
well the grave. when he tried Carters Spanish Mixture
We refer the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure.
- Sec advertisements. 463-4w
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5pRtiul NutitRs.
THE FORESTERS

Have tho pleasure Of announcing to the citizens Of Ra
VIENNA, Of their Concerts Of Vocal Music, consisting
QuartCts, Duets, Songs, &C., at Days New Hail. in Pho
nix Block, ON wednesday Evening, May 81
Tickets, 25 cents.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-31

An OF fact worth pound of theory and the
Of conclusive facts that cluster around that
preparation, Hooads German Btters, prepared by Dr. c.
NJ Jackson, philadelphia, establishing its value tonic
and restorative such would prevent incredulity itself
from questioning its efficacy In a Of disease of the
stomach; whether acute chronc be recommended
for its soothing Cordial and reoVaing influence. Dyspep
sia, heartburn, loss Of appetite
relaxation and debility, DC. relieved BY the Bitters
very short space Of tme and in their
never fni Is to work q thorough cure.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-31
K T. NJ . V A l..

HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
toners that he has removedto No. g. Phoenix Block where
he will be most happy to have them call and examine his
and we'll selected stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHIG just arriving and which for style and durabi-
Mountains
would call particular attention to the great variety Of
Cloth Cashmere Goats Of all coors and textures Black
and Fancy Cashmere Pants, mountains of Satin and Mar
sales 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 3,
Phoenix Block. c. GREEEFIELDER.
Rayenna. Nav I. 1854,
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Office.

TINE personal property belonging the estate of Jonathan
Sloane deceased, consisting Of Books Furniture and
other property will be sold at veadu, at the residence of
Gustavus Lane in Ravenna the 10th day Of June ncxt
10 O'Clock, M and will continue from
day to day thereafter till the property Is sold.
Ravenna May II, 1854. DARIUS LYMAN, Adm'r.
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REMOVAL.
No. 2, PHDnIx BLOCK,

TAKES pleasure in sayingto hsfhsnds and customers and
the public generally, hat be has removed 70 his
No. 2, PH0HIx BLOCK,
where he will be happy wait them 70 any ding In the
line OF Fancy and Stape Dry Goods and be intends
devote his attention. almost exclusively 20 the purchase and
sale Of Dry Goods confident he will be enabled 70 pre-
the people Of Portage esHny Steel e Gsods net
sHrDasssI IN SSay, guantty Price, BY any Retai DRY
Goods Kstablshment West Of New York. s
Rayenna. ApriI I6. 1854,
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)iR0.


In Aurora oe the llth inst of Group ALMA D., only
daughter of Linus J. and b. q. Foot aged IA Months
"Was she the loyeest? give the best to Him!
Was she the dearestY htest for the skies!
Was she the puresH never more may dim,
Sin with its taiut the lustIe Of her eyes.
Was she the best beov: y, the fond, the truei
Give! give the best beloved-t is His due"
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Spiritual Meeting.

There will be meeting of tho friends of the Harmonic
Philosophy, ut hs CEversast church, in this village on thu
first Saturday and Sunday in June, Services will
nence at half past ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
Good speakers will be in attendance and address the meet
ing.
Ravcuna, May 20, 1854.
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RAVENNA BOOK STORE.

RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
THE largest of Books and Stationery Of
fered the citizens of Portage county, will be found
the Ravenna Book STORE, Main Street, opposite the
Prentiss House.
BOOKS.
standard works. Histories Poetry Tales
works, Bibles Hymn Books, Juvenile Books Primers, &C.
STATIONERY.
livery Style aud variety from the most common, to the
Il most supurb.
WALL PAPER.
THE largest and most elegant stock Of Wall Paper oil
styles and prices, with Border to mac ever offered in
aud may be relied on for strength aud durability
FANCY GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL stock and extensive variety of Fancy
n Goods, Toys, &c. TOR old and young.
PERFUMERY.
LARGE and elegant stock of Harrisons choicest Per-
IA fumery always on hand.
CANDIES.
FULL assortment warranted to be made from the best
n materials.
SODA FOUNTAIN.
SODA FOUNTAIN in superb order will be in constant
"A play curing the h days Of Summer.
WILLOW WARE.
GOOD Stock of Willow Ware constantly on hand en-
"A bracing Wagons Chairs Basket, &C.
POWDER.
COARSE and fine Powder best quality, Shot, Caps, Pitts
BIND CAUES.
THE best assortment of Bird Cages the county; Bird Seed
L Fish Bone Bathing Dishes, and all the "fxins."
BOOK BTNDERY. .
DOCK BINDING in every variety and style, done on short
d notice. The Bndery has of Hickoks first class Ru
ing Machines Blank Books ofevery variety ruled to order
periodicals bound, old books rebound and every branch
ofthe business attended to in the best manner
JOB PRINTING.
lob PRINTING of every description, done In the most
81 beautiful executed in the Western country
Power Press will be added to the Printing establish
ment, and with all modern Improvements in printing type
Ing Cards, hand bills, posters, Bill Head, Blanks,
phets Books &C., will be done In style unsurpassed and to
entire satisfaction. .-, ~. ..-...
ed to call at the RAVENNA BOOK STORE,
May 8, 1854. opposite the Prentiss House, Main at.
LADIES' HOSIERY.
AIDES White Hose, selling St cents per pair, at the
- Shalersvile Cheap Store.
May 10.
y sisting ofa styles for ladies, girls gents boys and chill
O'ShyT May is. we SO" 'D'" ''' e' A. NV v aoRR Co.
10 0ONNkTS-Our SILK and Lawn Bonnets reed this day
D dontbuy until you see them. A. " HORR Co.
INEN coATs.-GOOd ones at one dollar sSsa EACH = :,
WHITE FISH and TROUT BY The ISl., half DBL ana
D UTTER, Sixteen cents per pounds the price
| nod FISH received this day,
" May, IS. at A. V. HoRR q Go.
| Joseph VViIcutt's Estate.
NOTICE hereby given that the subscriber has been ar
IN pointed and qualified Administrator de bonis non,
the estate Of Joseph Wcu late Of Charsstown Porssg
"assp 4sS,ss "''''"'' '"' - ~ SAMUEL REpFlRID,
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NEW FIRM.


NEW STORE, NEW GOODS.
DALRYMPLE& & MUNYON, having entered into co-part-
~ nership in the Ready Made Clothing business would
respectfully aite the attention Of their friends customers
CLOTHING adapted every, age, taste, and profession
Also Boys and youths Clothing for all sizes and conditions
be made to keep this department. complete as possible
OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace full and complete assortment of Shirts, Dekes,
Gloves Hosiery susPenders Stocks, Scars Crava Neck
THE CUSToM DEPARTMENT contains greatyarie
Of Cloths, Cassmerers, Vestngs &c. embracing almost
every article of seasonabe goods for Genemens Garments
which will be made to Ode at short notice. at reasonable
prices, 10 tasteful and fashionable style.
Thorough manship and unexceptonabe fits warrant
II ? The system Of terms is one price, and no deviation
ures, and small but regular profit upon each arcle BY
this system however inexperienced Is liable to pay
n B. All goods sold, will be warranted as represented
Ravenna, May %, 1864. DALRYMPLE MUNYoN.
465-n one door east OF the Brick Block.
|NTANTED, Six or eight good TaoresS Girls. .
w May %. 1854. DALRYMPLE q MUNYON.
Shingles.
THE subscriber has hand lot Of good Chestnut and
Whtswood Singles ssAe, at his residence two miles
May 20, 1854 4s5.sw SAMUEL C. THOMPSON.
90 "a Fashionable Clothing.
VIZ - The subscriber in addition to his former
AN@W~ assortment isnow manufacturing splendid
M&uXS article of Dress, FRocK AND SACK CoATs OF
Aw M% the finest material, which he intends to keep
M\ ENI constantly on hand for sale. He will also
~ manufacture the same to order on the
E&aM ri shortest notice. Also, on hand Summer
M III Goats, aud splendid assortment Of Vests
~ n - all Of his own manufacture. All of which
will be sold as cheap as can be found iu
Po,Isgc Ioalty. w. FAIRcuLD.
Edinburgh May 90, 1854. 365-2m
MATTHIAS! MANTlLLAS!!
BEAUTIFUL assortment, from two to fifteen dollars; al
Shawls of eervy description, Silk, Grape, Cashmere
Thbet, DC. Ladies' please call and d see them; ..co
May ". fRENTtss, doPktNs o Go.
n A A 6nua rtlnen iust one aupd
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NEBRASKA HATS.

SoMETHtNG New In the shape of q Hat. Try one on.
y April "a, 1854. JAMES TWITT.
Farm for Sale.
49, The subs scriber has farm for sale, containing 79
& ofas good land be found in the town,
y joining the corporation of the village of Ravenna
the South corner, road leading F. W. Tappans
Saw Mill. The farm we'll watered well fenced, and has
nice young orchard omit.
will sell this farm for S35 per Now your time for
q bargain. Call on the subscriber the premises.
Ravenna, Aprl15, 1854. 460-tf francis BARTON.
Wish to sell my place containing aLd half lots,
good well. Also Buggy and few household articles.
Rayenna, April 25, 1854. J. F. CLAoKNER.
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HATS,
lust received the following se Of Hats; Gents Excelsior
81 ilk Hats Genin Leary's and Bebee style, James Van
Nance Spring style Cashmere, Mems Hungarian Mapped
Hats do Black Congress do Fur Citizens do Pearl Cowbans
Black Planters do, Brush MexeAns do Fur Panama NJ
do Fsr Panama CoWbans do dab do, Black MaeyGr do,
PEARL do, childs Pearl Magyar do. JAMES TwTrT
Ravenna, April 6 1884.
(lHILDREN'S HATS. Of all the above Styles qualities and
" prices. April 8, JAMEsTwIET.
TREMENDOUS Big Stock Of Chldren'S Caps,
Il April 6, JAMES TwIrT.
STRAW Goods, win be opened in few days.
y April6, JAMES TwrTT.
WISHING
ITO go out OF the Bonnet trade will sell my stock Of Bon
i nets ut very low prices. Call and them, have
good stock Fash. Styles. April6 8, JAMES TwITT.
AIDES FANCY FURS, we have very large assoIt-
II ment of Ladies' Dress Furs, comprising Mus Cus Vie
grimes, Dec J.. at TwIrT's.
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CARPETING.
DRESS GOODS.

TIVE largest assortment Of Dress Goods ever offered
i tOvn, can be found at No 2, Ph9nix Block
MEy 90. H.. L. DAY
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THE subscriber has hand lot Of good Chestnut al
WhtewUod Singles for Ssae, at his residence two mil
North of Ravenna vilase.
NAV 90, 1851 465-3w SAMUEL C. THOMPSON.
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EuIHDUTgH' I1Hy oot' wv III
MATTHIAS! MANTlLLAS!
BEAUTIFUL assortment from two to fifteen dollars al
~ Shawls Of eervy description, Silk, Grape Cashmere
Thibet. &c. Ladies' please call and see them
May %. PRENTss, HOPKINS & Co.
II AIDES SHOES,--A hne assortment just opened
IL May -. at PRENTIss HOPKINS q Co.
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Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
FoR THE SPRING or 1854
JAMES TwITT just returned FROM the East and Is daily
receiving fresh Spring Goods, OF all styles qualities and
prices all these goods were selected for home trade
and will be sold very low prices. JAMES TW1T I
RnYenna. April 6. le54.
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ROOT SNGE AND LEATAER STORE

OF the best brands and quality, constantly on hand,
" sale by the bb gallon, at D RHAa GARDNER's Boo
Shoe and Leather Store Tanners wishing to exchan
Leather for OIL will find it to to give us CALL
May %, 1854.
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ioskHe hsss'HT I POnsgs coassg, cours e cs.nss
N.rrtM W. .Hssr.rV|1 Pleas April y. A. y. -
Te dsfsbdan vii take noues, hat As eoupnissai -
existing between himself and ne sad defsndsnt nd
alleging therefor vii abssnes or dan Fse
years, and also gross Degleeto duty. J. - .t
4606v LEo0ETr q Cor, Au'ys for Pininun.
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Take Notice.
THE RAVENNA HAT STORE
Is REMOVED TO
"a. a PIE RNIX RLOCK

VoUNG MEMS STYLE Of Hats, inch lower In Grown
tan the style usually 1rimmed with Black silk Vel
vet These Hats manufactured under special dec
on. For samples call at my Store notice those fashion,
abl eais fashionable young men, 70 be at any
time on Broadway. JANIS TwITT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-18
SATURDAY MORNING .::":MARCH /;
Our Merchants. and Aboiitionism.

The Enquirer seems to fear we will induce
persons away from here" to believe that
e" our merchants" endorse the Journals
views on the Nebraska question. We pre-
sumo after the meeting OF Thursday night,
these fears have become realized. and the
Enquirer can now honestly believe the mer-
chants of this city do endorse cur views, and
most heartily. In crowded meeting, COM
posed of merchants, mechanics and othcrs,
of both parties, only half dozen persons
were found to vote against resolutions which
as faithfully endorsed our views, as we en-
dorse them. Only fre persons, including the
90 Reporter" of the Enquirer, recorded their
votes against our course, NoU, dare the En-
quirer repeat its contemplate threats to these
mer' hants, and continue to hold up the base
motives for a prostitution of their honest
opinions to a small hope of gain, it has al
ready done on seyeri occasions!
1t has tnl these men that unless they up
hold The Nebraska bill, Southern traders
would set them down as abolitionisis, and
wit draw their custom from Evansville. 1t
has had The honor OF originating an idea or
threat which every honorable Northern nan
should sPurn with contempt, and which every
manly SOutherner must consider all insult 10
his sci respect and honor. 1t has acted
upon the suggestion that every merchant OF
Evansville, with the almighty dollar" be-
fore his eyes, may be whipped out Of his
ko aI,
rascal sentiment n Northern dougil-face
may prufftr him. IL has tried to make these
men grow, as dogs. Ithas sought by vile and
Ioninable and contemptit lie threat, to in-
fuence these men not only To relinqulsh
opinions they know TO be correct and proper
for them to hold, but to adopt opinions repu-
dated by the great mass of the community in
which they live A nd this is the paper
which has been begging patronage from our
merchants! Out upon il, as cOntemner OF
free opinion, and a would-be enslaver Of indi-
vidual liberties.
We again say, as we have said before,
there is no spot in the whole North freer from
the faint of aboli,onism than Evansville
Even SldUeS know this. he very runaways
from X ,ntucky avoid Evansville, as they
would one of their own citier. Never has
abolitionism in any form been sustained here.
The abolition candidate for Governor at the
last election, only got one vote in this whole
township Our people have no mure sympa-
thy with abol tioni>m, than have the citizens
of Louisville. 1t is base Islander OH the M
10 connect them with atolitiopism, because
like honest men they choose to oppose this
measIre-aRd if the acting editor of the En-
quirer believe what he says, Southern man
as he is, he has not the spiri, of a man if he
continue living among people of which he
has such an opinion. Either he is honest
aud they are knaves-or they are honest and
he is most an abominable knave.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-18

~ Mr.. Penney, Of tie sared. 1t Goes not
contain all the saved, as some got off at
Natchez, before the Est was made up. 1t
will be interesting, however, to many who
know certain of their friends took pass lge on
eis1ill iated boat:
SAG Hines, Memphis, Ten.
Granville Lewis. Marshal co., Texas.
+ B P,nuey, Cincinnati. 15EHl
Dillingham; and dau. liter, Arkansas.
Jas Rowley, Lake Providence, La.
ID l. Morgan, do.
Kindly X Hutchinson, Lincoln CO., Ky.
Jas NJ Combs, Hardin CO., Ky.
VIM 5 John PurneIl, Worcester CO., Md.
Lady and servants, do.
Norman Somerville, Louisville.
Chas Holden, Liv ngsron Parish, La.
Geo " Bedgood, pilot, Newp TT, Ky.
Mrs B dgood, do.
Ttos p Single, Worcester Co., Md.
f Purnell, do
Edward MeFall, pilot, Cincinnati.
Mrs McFal, do
Miss HARRIET Casey, do.
Moses A Bell, Gibson co., La.
WIN DindIe, stewart, Cincinnati.
Hardin Dindle, cabin boy, do.
David Bennett, carpenter, Fulton, o.
Chas L Jenison, Cd stewart, Oswego, n Y.
Frank Burns, Cook, cincinnati.
Peter Brown, cabin boy. Fulton, o.
John Anderson do PittDlurgh.
Michael c Ccnnerl do, Buffalc, N Y.
Frank Gaundes, do Cincinnati.
ii V Schroeder, do do.
Jas Guth lie, engineer, do.
Geo Senior, ID do do.
NJ R McNaIl, 81 do do.
Mr. Henihorn, do.
David Dryie 4th engineer, Louisville.
Fl Van Icewat r, Cincinnati.
r Davis, cabin boy Pittsburgh.
Miss Lisberg,r, Bel'ontaue, Pa.
Mrs Llobrrger and child, do.
WIN Em.son, lady, child and servan.
GreyIo' II. Ky.
Sarah f sia,more, New Y rk.
Hugh E-py, Georgetown. o.
jeremiah Brown, Louisville, KY.
a Ii KimoalI, lronron, o
Mrs f York, chambermaid, Cincinnati.
jacob FAyr, 81 co, k, New Orleans.
JOHN Gallagher. cabi' boy, do.
John Locklan, do do.
Mrs Parmerre and child, Madison Parish
La.
Mr. Cater, Madison parish La.
Mr., Nj u, West Baton Rouge, La.
VI Mcknight and ladies. Buffalo, N Y
Ned Kendall and Brass Band. Cincinnati
J.P. Brewster, Endyvile. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-18
Personal and Assinal.

The Enquirer is very much in the habit Of
speaking of the abuse, &c. Of Sanders. Yes
terday's Enquirer, by way of contrast to our
"abuse " perhaps, used the expressions an
abortion, =" a puppy" 90 a slanderer," &C..
in connection with US. This is not the first
time the Enquirer has seen fit to indulge in
such re reshing ideas at our expense, and we
hope it Will not be the last, as they only
benefit us-but we appeal to our readers
whether zoe have ever been in the habit o:
using s;.ch expressions, or whether any edi.
tor who does no matter what his education
family or precedents, can by any possibility
be gentleman. L -be-sure we hare imtima-
ted iha, one DENLY was very great ass-in-
de we may possibly have SAID be is an as.
but then he had given the public so many
evidences Of the fact, that We merely said So
to please the public. Even for this we mos
humbly apologize to-tne ass-leaving the
public to Judge whether in making this apollo
gy, Dir. DENLY or the brute receives it the
more pa oper y under tha' title. But we would
not even kick an ass when down, unless We
wished to elevate him, and as this enc is al
the present time rather fiatter OH his back
than any We ever saw, and we have 40 dis
position to raise him above what seems his
natural level, we shall cen let him he LONG
as he peases and he pleases generally 10
be avery long lie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-18
The sserm,n Papers.

There are go German papers published in
the United States. as we learn from an intel
ligent German friend. or these only seren
support the Nebraska Bill! Probably there
is not one OF these seven, but whose editor
and publisher is in the receipt Government
patronage!. A New York German paper,
with circulation or six or eight thousan nd,
has lost two thousand subscribers, bv its adj
vocacy of this measure, most empha'ically
proving the feelings Of the Germans on the
subject. We submit these facts to our amia-
BILE and veracious neighbor. He may profit
by the information. We will make man
OF him yet, if he will only remember the in
formation we give him from time to time, and
act honestly by il. We have given up try
ing to make a man out Of his "Reporter."-
Nature foresta.led us with him in some most
ungracious manner, and neither kicking,
cooking or giving mental and moral fodder,
will make him bulge an inch toward deem
CIV.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-18

discussion in few briefremarks, which con-
WINGED the young orator Spt he had been
making poor sp> ech in worse cause.
The vote was then taken upon the resolu-
items which were adopted by vote OF about
FIVE HUNDRED To five.
The meeting then adjourned with three
hearty cheers for the Missouri Compromise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-18

Mass MEETINGS OF CINCINNATI CARPEy-
TERs.-The carpenters ol Cincinnati held "a
mass meeting Monday night and resolved To
strike Tor higher wages. The reasons given
for the proposed strike were the great in
crease IN the expenses Of living-lhe con-
food, clothing, &c, &c. The proposed ad-
vance is 20 cents per days work Tor all clas-
ses OF workmen; those who are gettiI 81 to
receive 81 20; those who now paid 81 %
to receive 81 20, &c, &c. The first class
carpenters, regular journeymen, received 81
- and demand 81. The strike is to take
place on the 2Ist
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-18
WATER WHEELS,

Nv are how prepared 10 Oil orders for Parker,
w fot'heiss ~ JOhuston Water " heel nth alt The
apuriena'ees belonging thereto 1hrsc " heels icing
ea"mergcd viii perform without disadvantage uhser
M of back water, provided the head H. reserted
We are now competing iuil st Of Parker Wheels,
ehooj!ing all the latest Improvements. under the PET
SQUAT supervision oi VI JAMES SLOAN. ceie Rated 40
The builder of The best Water Mills in Ohio and Ken
uick! aud fa'orai known Ia the readers Of the Scen
iilC American. 49, s.. Of XIV" We have model Of
the most ed >uicc. constructed .cae,
which Miiirighs will dad ihei- call
exam
The Committee o! the Franklin Institute Of the stat,
81 fehisA ivania in their Report of June litb 1885,
Tue FarN"T " avi b the over shot, giving IL The
Terence over all OH Wheels for power, its adal ton
- Sh or low heads, and with To- the action
ui'o' ~ az back waters and the ih whh
access MA! b. had 10 il Tor Inspection or repair.
InhlS L.. -. EGGLEaTOA & co. I
SEEEsISE CAHDLES.--so boxes for sale By
~ ih single box ~ Cincinnati Who'll sale fatt,r, pIces
.: AmhIbl GlLBhhT q GO S.c. near Water
( 'OE EI-s IsAT.rENti.-I5 bales FOR saleb
~ =. r.. Gll.BkhT * Co.,
milo Agents of &, press Factory.