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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-15
RCmOVMH.
GRIFFIN & BosTWICK, Having re

GRIFFIN & BOSTWICK, Having re-
VI moved their Furniture TO their new rooms in the
Phenix Block, directly over Bostwick's dry goods
thing in their line stock consist part follows:
Sofas from $25 to a Jenny Lind, $5S, Tetc-e-teIe
face to face suits the young eXacty Mahogany chairs,
Marble Top Tables Quartet and card tables, what not;
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools, foe. stools, &c.
Also, fine lot of Hall Stands, they are beauty.
AlsO,n splendid lot ofLO0king Glasses, from Is to $s.
Also, Pictures and Picture Frames. ..-. ....
A fine lot Of Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses,
our Hair Mattresses manufactured in our own vi
cinity, (by Mr.. McLain, of Rootsown,) and we war
rant the Hair to be the first quality of long Horse Hair
the Husk and cotton. coming into general use in
many placss.
Also, plenty of Bedsteads with Hnklcy's Suspen-
sion Bed Bottom. These beds have now been thor
oughy tried and all who have used Them are pleased
with them, we have improved the bottom by making
them thicker than at first we sell them now from $3-
so, and upwards, every person who would have bed
stead should buy one at least for themselves, and we
assure them they will buy no other after.
We have Il fall assortment Of common fnrniture,
cane seat chairs of all kinds, fom So and upwards,
bureaus from SO and upwards, Stands s so and up
wards, and cord beds cheap If people will have
them, Tables 50, and other work in proportion.
We have been at considerable expense In fitting up
our rooms, and we invite all to call and see what
have. We know can sell as cheap, to say the least
of it, in Cleveland elsewhere; If the people are
satisfied that this is the ease, will they sustain
of this kind by purchasing al home. All work pur-
chased in the village, will be delvercdat the House of
the purchaser. 455-tf
Ravenna, March IA, 1854.
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New Firm, New Store, New Goods,
DALRYMPLE & Munvan, having entered


~ into co-purtnership in the Ready Made Clothing
business, would respectfully in:e the attention of
their friends customers, and the public generally, to
their stock Of SEES ON8BLE CLOTHING adapt
ed to every, age. taste, and profession. Also Boy's
and youths Clothing for all sizes and conditions of the
juvenile community, and eXertions will continue to be
made to keep this department as complete possible.
OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace full and complete assortment of Shirts,
nckies Gloves. Hosiery Suspenders, Stocks Scarfs,
Cravats, Neck Ties, Hdkfs.. &c. r.
THE CUSTOM DEPAR RT.HEJNT contains great
variety Cloths, Cassmerers Vesings, &C., embrace
ing almost every article Of seasonable goods for Gen
tlemen's Garments, which will be made up to order at
short notice, at reasonable prices, in tasteful and fash
ionable style.
Thorough workmanship and unexceptionable fits
warranted in all cases.
NJ The system of terms is price, and no de-
Walton. The price of such garment and article is
ked in Plain figures and small but regular profit up
on each article. BY this system one, however un-
experienced is liable to pay above the market prices.
N. B. All goods sold. will be warranted as repre-
sented DALRYMPLE & MUNY0N.
door east Of the Brick Block.
Ravenna, May %, 1864 465-H
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE.
WARE.ROOMS,
) doors East q the PhPMix Block

THE Subscriber having gone into the Fur
furnish his customers with Furniture Of tie latest and
best styles.
As Ihave on hand and nm receiving daily from the
well known establishment of M. Deinerest of Free
dom, largeassortment of rich and and common Fur
Hnre Of every description, to numerous to particular
ize, ali of which in style and workmanship IL warrant
dto be equal to any in this market.
My facilities for manufacturing and buying n moi
equaIied by any other establishment consequently am
selling to furniture Dealers and all others much cheap
er than can be bought elsewhere.
| Those vino are furnishing Houses particularly
invited to call and examine for themselves us the Fur
niture will recommend itsslfto all who are judges
p. s.. keep constantly on hand Dressed Flooring;
also, Sash. Blinds and Doors of my own manufacture.
/ / am PreparedtO plane, tongue and groove Flooring
under IA inches wde Of any thickness short notice
| Ravenna, June 90, 1854. J.V. .TURNHAM.
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New Dining saloon.
THE undersigned have opened victual

THE undersigned have opened victualing
i Saloon in this village in the New brick building
Main Street, situated between the BaIk and tho
Town Hall. Their rooms are elegantly fitted up, and
neaness order sobriey and quiet will be the order
the day in their establishment. Refreshments will be
furnished promptly at all hours The Saloon will bc
constantly supplied with all the decacies of the sea-
son, such as Fish, Came Oysters, &c. The Proprie-
tors design that it shall be In tho stctest first
class Dining SaloOn where the highest respcctabilily
shall bI maintained and where Gentlemen and Ladies'
may enjoy quiet retreat and procure all such refresh
nents, the most asiduous care and pansaking can
furnish i. ....
They design that their rules and regulations shall be
strict that ones character dignity, or re.pecta
bility will be compromised by visiting tbeir Saloon.
Pic Mic parties will be at all times furnished with re-
freShments.
choice lot of confectionery always hand for sale.
IT F'The Saloon will b. conducted on the strict tenn
pcrance principle. McMANuS & BROTHERS.
Ravenha, SEPT 90, 1864. 4s2-tf
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stoves! Stoves

THE subscribers keep on hand and are
l. constantly receiving the largest and best assort-
ment of Stoves in this county; among which,
patterns of Cook Stoves rot before introduced.
The King of Stoves has very large elev ted oven
hoes is perfect in all its operations, and is decidedly
one of the most splendid Stoves in use. The United
States has also very large elevated oven, the boiler
holes are arranged that large brass kettle be
used upon it, the bottom plate is of sufficient thick
to be proof against cracking, and Is altogether
of the best Stoves in market. The Genesee Valley is
a new and beautiful elcva ted Stove, of smaller
size than the others, aud will recomend itself to those
wishing cheap and convenient Cook Stove.
We also keep most of the old patterns Of Stoves,
such the Empire State, Bangup, Cobb's Elevated
Oven, Clinton Air-Tight, Western, True American,
and others, we have not time to mention.
Those wishing good Stove will do well to give us a
call ut our sStove room, the old stand formerly
euped by C. Prentiss; door west of the Prentiss
House. BECKLEY E. RAwsoN.
Rnvnnna. lime. 1. 1871.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

n DYSPEPSIA, Jaundice, Chronic or Ner-
~ yous Debility. Disease of the Kidneys, and ali
Diseased arising from Disordered Liver Stomach;
such Constipation inward Piles, Fullness Of BlosC
TO the Head, Acidity of the Stomach Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Funess of Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Erucations, Sinking or Flutlering a
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Heads Hur'
ried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttcring ut the Heart
posture, Dimncss Division, Dots Webs before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
of Perpsaton, Yelowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest. Limbs, &C., Sudden Flush
of Heat Burningi in the Flesh, Constant Imagnngs
of evil, and Great Depression ofSpirits.
Can be efectaay cured By DR.. HOOfand'S Celebrated
GermaH Bitters, prepared by DR.. C. NJ Jackson
No. 100 .4rch ST., Phitadelpid. l. -.,.
Their power over the above diseases is not eXcell
ed, ii equaed, by any other preparation in the United
States, the cures attest in many cases after sku
physicians had failed. s-..
These Btters are worthy the attention of Invalids
Possessing great virtues In the Rectfcaton of dis.
eases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections oil
the digestive organs they are witha safe, certain and
pleasant. ..
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
e, B. Perkins, Marietta, Ohio Feb. %, 1851, said;
"Your Bittcrs are highly priced by those who have
standing, Which had resisted ssusral ysi
clans, entirely cured by the use of Five Botes'
o. l.. Drake, Freedom, Portage Co., o. April %, 1859
sad t'The German Bitters you sent me Luz bave II OF
yet to hand. have been Of the article for
sometime to the great detrment of invali1s Ii is O
medicine much thought of End sought after in thi:
b. M. Hutchinson, M. D., Bedford, Cuyahoga Co.
0. August 26, 1852 said "Te Bitters You shipped me
in May last are all sone-- think tits good med
cine, and am recommending it to my patients and
friends (Which do for noothcr patent medicine You
will please forward large supply.n 4.
s. French, Wooster, Ohio, Nov. 30,Ie52, said 81
have used some three or four bottles of Hooaand's
German Btttcrs for Dyspepsia and have derived grea
benefit from their believe them TO be good fol
all diseases for which they recommended
w. NJ. Orr, Wooster, Ohio, October Sd, 1859, said
.'YOu asked me my opinion of the German Bitters
have used them for dyspepsia and Indigestion, ant
take pleasure in stating that think they are The ycr!
best remedy extant for the above coplaintshey arr
decidedly in adDaace Of AL proprietary medicines o.
the day." sst gt4 n IA d. s...,,.,.7,l. t,.. r..
These Btters are ENTIRELY vEGETABLE. They nee
er PROSTATE the system, but iRuig0dten Il. .l
Sold by l. tSYift, Rave ma; Q. y Drake, Freedom;
J. w. Cone, Franklin Nils; q, & g.. r. Harmon
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ATaIe for the Young
rwo xogLE-HEARrED CHILDREN.

i9S"r T.-
1tis:a beautiful sight when children treat
each other with kindness and love, as rela-
ted in the following story: Last evening
says the narrator, took supper with Lydia;
her parents, and myself, were sitting in the
room together, and her little brother Oliver
was out in the yard drawing his cart about.
The mother went out and brought in some
peaches, few of which were large red
checked rare-ripes-the rest small ordinary
peaches. The father handed me one of
the rare-ripes, gave one to the mother, and
then one Of the best to his little daughter,
who was eight years old. He then took
one of'the smaller ones, and gave it to Lyd-
is, and told her to go and give it to her broth
er: He was four years old. Lydia went
out and was gone about ten minutes, and
then came in.
"Did you give your brother the peach l
sent hint" asked the father.
"Did you give your brother the peach
sent him!" asked the father again, a little
more sharply.
"No, father" said she, ~ did not give
him that"
What did you do with it," he asked.
81 ate it, said Lydia.
"What! Did you not give your brother
sby!" asked the father.
ayes, did, father" said she, II gave
him NINE"
"Wty did you not give him the one told
you to give!" asked the father, rather stern
ly.o.-.r.-
because father" said Lydia, ~ thought
he would like mine better"
"But you ought not to disobey your faith
er," said he.
IL did not mean to be disobedient, faith
sr," said she; and her bosom began to heave,
and her chin to quver.
"But you were, my daughter" said he.
Il. thought you would not be displeased
with me, father" said Lydia, "if l did give
my brother the largest peach;" and the tears
began to roll down her cheeks.
"But wanted you to have the largest"
said the father; "you are Older and larger
than he is"
~ want to give the best things to broth
en-" said the noble girl.
"Why!" asked the father, scarcely able
to contain himself.
Because" answered the dear generous
sister, II love him SO; l always feel best
when he gets the best things.
"You are right my precious daughter"
said the father, as he fondly and proudly en-
braced her in his arms. "You are right, and
you may be certain your happy father can
never be displeased with you for desiring to
give up the best of everything to your af-
fectionate little brother. He is dear and
noble boy, and am glad you love him so.
Do you think he loves you as we'll as you
do hin!"
Eyes, hther," said the little girl, 81 think
he does; for when / offered him the largest
peach he would not take it, and desired me
to keep it; and it was good while before
coHld get him to take it."
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Exchange Office.

II in the Democrat building, in Ravenna, and are
prepared to discount short paper, buy and sell Gold
Silver, and Eastern exchange on liberal terms. In
terost paid deposits and credited to deposcrs Sc
annually and deposits left specified time at sucf
rates may be agreed upon.
Collections made and remitted promptly at usua
rates. 47O-3m
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DagNcrFeOtypcS.

MATTHEW'S Daguerien Rooms, at Sey:
Ll mour's Block, Main St. The rooms are
large and pleasant, and the arrangement of ght for
taking good, clear and fine kenesses, in the most
full manner cannot be excelcd. No other shall
produce finer specimens Of the art than at mine.
Every variety, style and finish Of Cases for Miniatures
on hand.
Persons wishing to send their lkenesses to their
friends by mail, find expressly for the pur-
pose. WIN. b. MATTHEW'S.
Ravenna, August %, "a. 477.tf
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EHOuSC Keepers,

WAIT A notwithstanding more
w coming in the shape Of a selfheatng smooth
ing Iron. With a handful or two of charcoal, Icr-
son can do the Ironing for ordinary sized family il
saves the Inconvenience of heating up stove, the eX-
pense fire wood, the necessity Of working one half OF
the time with Irons either hot too cold and the
very unpleasant necessity of working in a swelterng
heat from Stove is generally the where Irons
heat nthe old way youhave only to try them to be
convinced. For sale at BECKLEY & RAwsoN's.
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MULEY and Sash, Mill Saws, Cross Cut,
ll Tennor and Circular Saws, of all sizes, Hand,
Rip and Back Saws OF the very best quality and finish,
- N :. al .8.L n 4. r. RIcHAR DsnN.
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Too HARD FOR HIM.-During the recent
trial Of Fortman, at Covington, one of the
jurymen returned, was asked by the prose-
cution if he had any conscientious scru-
plss about inficting the death penaltyr
aEcruplesp
'sYes, sir, conscientious scruples."
H'he ,juryman scratched his head, and
thoaghf deeply for moment.
1Yes, sir, ! have the scru----scru--"
.nsScfuples," suggested the attorney.
ayes. sir, have conscientious scruples. "
isWiIl ySuexpIain the nature ofyour scru-
plas 10 the Court, ''said the lawyer. Fl
ely scruples," said the jurymsn. facing
kig Ioror. afl1as he Dateamaa osght 70 ..
hang, M fm n for q. Sia T
He was ordered 10 ssta6d asids for caose.''
On Con. Tsa $50 s.Iss \. .aa.ssalsi I
sf1s3 ----- I'll - s-TT-E-1 aaizi i s
AAEBV1ea afin0e IN arAn in 0uR nIen0nIeg
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Cream saO More.

A RE yon affiictedwith pain in the Head
Il Eyes, Lungs, Breast, or Bowefs,ot with Lame
ness in the limbs, get bottle of Root German oint
nleni, sc it thoroughly and be cured. If this oint
nIent should not give satisfaction, after thorough al
plicatioh, the bottle may be returned otc agent at
the money Refunded. q sg69Hs issguf1n nl3H
Agents: l.. swift, Ravenpa Dr. Earl, Franklin aat
sold bs one Agent in each township. gI, ASSN 4
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Farm for Sale.

GszzvA THE Subscriber has an excellent
IsassW lfarm for sale, 24 miles southeast Of Raven
asssN ma There 40 aeres seventy acres on each
side Of the road, one goodfar House andBarn,
we'll watered on each side Of the farm good water
privilege unoccupied at Lock on the canal.
Feraons wishing purehase enquire ut the Store OF
J. n. Bostwick Il Co., or on the Farm.
kav ,nna, March ls, 1854 4s6.f GRo. BosTwIcE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ARsTRAcT sTATEMENT

Il
rr .If OF THE 1 rttri - III
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
t." Ok THE -u-r-Ift -
washington Union Insurance Co.,
OF CLEVELAND, o., TO JULY lsT, 1854. 'ia
No OF Policies issued during the past six
months, -...-.r 5,0I5s
Whole No. Of Policies issued 10 date, i7,sE5.
AmouHl ofProperiy Insured Jan. ], 80 .'..,. d,
!, 1854, .. se,33I,6s2
Amount OF Property Insured dur
ing past six months, s,ss7,e2O
whOleamount Insured, % 80 slO,sOs,sl
Amount ofDeposit Notes In force .-
January j, 1854, el55yo05,23
Amount OF deposit Notes receive
cd from Jan. ], 1854, TO date 3rj03,26
Whole amount of Notes, ........ SIS, sos, 40
Cash balance In favor OF Compa-
ny. January I, 1854, Sl4,946,1 ,..
Cash Premiums received from
that period 10 date, 22,3oO,6s
Total, - ss7,q47,OI
Amount oflosses paid since Jan ,..y
uary ], 1854, fI.oI..5 a. lo,34S, "a
Balance, 96,9O3,77
Undetermined claims including
losses not due, .l. S6,170J6 - 80
RESOURCES, JULY j, isSI. 49, }
Deposit Notes as above, S1s9, sos, 40
Cash balance, " - 26,QO3,7T
Personal property 2SO,OO
Sundry Cash Items, -lI- $4,000
saIs,Os2,sG
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WI USiCal.

EOR SALE.-The subscriber has one su-
Il perior toned Melodeon manufactured by Bishop
Chds, Cleveland. Said instrument is entirely new
Four and half octaves will sell it at bargain.
may be seen by calling on ~- ~-
JAMES TWITT,
Ravenna, Sept. 18th, 1854. Ravenna, Ohio
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erNmdp.
TH11 40HN nROWN.

:TY11 S0HN RROWN. =
HEot Sriss ,rs l.
fsse.... rye crown can spend.
- "a rye WfIe and affiead,
KpdeaoSp II little children at my knee, John Brown
s,s i've a cottage Of my own
aa,i-s,-s With ne ivy overgrOwn,
.sas.sssa WIN ne view q ne sea- John Brown
49, 4 1 can ait Ai my door,
eshsis BY my shady sycamore.
Lsrs hears though very small estate John BroWn'
=. So come and drain glass
In my aFbor asyou pass,
knd IN tell you vba. love and what hate John
Brown.
sSss sAsay 50 II,
love the song Of birds,
And the ehdrens early words,
md A loving woman1 voice, low and sweet, John
~. ,s,r And l hate fslse pretenee,
- And the want Of common sense,
dsrroeanee, and fAwnng, and deceit, John Brown;
ts-ss 81 love the meadow flowers,
And the briar in the bowers,
dIlovs sn open face without guile, John Brown;
os- And hate a selfish knave,
G. 80 80 And proud eontented slave,
Aad alOut who'd rather borrow than he'd toll, John
,EIh5Ala nj. a|.
love simple song
That awakes emotions strong,
And ths word Of him who raises him who aints, John
iEfoNn;
And hate the constant whine
or the foolish who repine,
And turn eir 10 evil by complaints John Brown
Butever when / hate,
II seek my garden.gate,
And survey the wortd around me and above, John
Brown; -- aE .,. ..
80 u, The Ia tired flies my mind, .
,s,,gs =, And sigh for human kind, .,.
Aud szeuso the faults Of those cannot love, John
- . Brown.
-sesss
v>lY e. .r..T ".
s''F.' 30 Il yon like my ways,
And the comfort Of my days,
lean tell you how live so unvexed, John Brown;
Inever scorn my health,
Nor sell my soul for wealth,
Nor destroy day tho pleasures OF the nex:, John
Brown;
I've parted with my pride,
And take the sunny side
For I've found it worse than folly 10 be sad, John
5aBroMB;
a., -, keep conscience clear,
ls,l aa5 I've hundred pounds a year,
AptI manhee 10 exit, and to bo glad, John Brown.
-ALFKsD CRowouILL.
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PATENT MEL ICINES.
Dr. j. B. NTarchisi's


- - q
" cd FOR
the relief and cnns or
suffering females, IL
stands pre--eminent
for its curative p0Ws
ers IN all me diseases
for which II Is recon-
inended, usually call
cd EEMALR uoH-
PLANTS. or these
are Prolapsus Uteri,
or P6iling OF Oh Q
Womb; Flour Albns,
or Whites; Chronic
inflammation aud vi
oena ti0n hof the
Womb Incidental
HemmorrhagS, or
FioodiRgs Painful /,
Suppressed, and Ir-
regular rMenstruation
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Millinery,

MRS. A. CARHARTT, takes pleasure
lil in informing the ladies ofRavenna and vicinity,
that on Monday, October 90, she returned from New
York ,and will open her Fall and Winter Stock of Hats;
Also a large and splendid assortment of Caps, Head
Dresses Flowers. Vevets Satns, Ribbons and Miliin-
cry goods generally of the latest and most desirable
styles; also dress and cloak patterns. She has OBJ
ained the exclusive premium chart for dress cutting,
and is prepared to give lessons at $780, Patterns cut
and fitted to the form 25 cents. share Of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
Oct "a, 1854. 4o6-4w
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WIN. H. Johnson,
- SURGICAL AND MECHAN.

ETSs SURGICAL AND MECHAN-
uTf$AO iCAL DENTIST will perform all op-
NAIOD eratons connected with profession in the
most approved style of odern Dentistry. Teeth from
to full sets inserted, single in blocks, in
ner that will avoid that unnatural appearance too
common in Dental Substitutes MIR. j., intends ma
king RavenDa his permanent residence, and guaran-
tee satisfaction to all those who may favor him with
their patronage. Office over r. w. Seymour's Store.
REFFERENcs that may be consulted by letter or 9TH
erwise, DR.. X. Sheldor, Irc. Ceauga county; Drs.
BIakeslee, Chugdn Falls; Rev d. II. Miller, Chester.
Ravcnna Lay !, 1854. 463-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS
SinTes ior arc PeOpIeL
81. .CLUTE, would sayIto the people

II Si.GLUTBs would sayIto. the peopleet
~. RAyenna and vicinity that be continues 70 carry
On the Copper Tn and Sheet Iron business In al in
branches and will furnish good ware ~ any othef
eslabIshme ut aud as cheap He WILL pay especial
attention 10 he manufacturing and putting up Of Rave
TroughE and will do ell work la thai line a. cheap and
"leetlen better than any Of tho |onefhoFse'' Iin
shcps LrAfeling about the e0uutTy. d =I s - -.
All wares mad. aHd sold At this establshment, WI
b. OF -ha var Lest laterzls. apd done In The most
w0rkmAnnke manher anB warranted. He intends W
keep on Bkndla senegal fsss1ftDenEof OF STOVES aud
HOLLOW NfARE,ptl tlap yoFY lateg and best patterns,
and - pfices thatdey eoin petition. 20 ID Copper Brass
Geivsdih payment. Repairing OF ali Kids done on
short nstes:s iipi 4 59iuEa IyQ ,Iegfs -is
from The PhGufx Bi6ek RaSenna, ONO. hast can in
aud satisfy ynprseL gentlemen as 70 the quality Of
work hnd lfIiees. ~ JOHN S. CLUTE.
L u RAVenBa, Sept. l.lSjl. s4s ti,l. 4S4-1 a-
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A GOOD supply of Cloths consisting OF
n consisting Of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere
Chasmerett, Satinet, Jeans, &c., at
Ravenna, March 90, 1854. o. l.. & J. P. SuTLIFFs.
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Sash aud Blinds.

THE subscribers keep constantly on hand
L Window Sash of nearly all sizes manufactured in
make to order Blinds on the shortest notice. They in
vite those Of these arclesto call and examine
their manufactures before purchasing elsewhere.
ParmeIe's Steam Mil. BROWN & SPARR.