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The Empire County argus., 1854-02-04

A SITUATIoN.-Two young officers were travel
ing in the far west when they stopped to take sup
per at small roadside tavern, Kept by very
rough Yankee woman. The landlady, in a calico
sun-bonnet and bare feet stood at the head of the
table to pour out She inquired of her guests if
they chose long-sweetening in their coffee" The
frs officer supposing that " long sweetening" meant
large portion of that article, chose it accordingly
What was his dismay when he saw their hostess
dip her finger deep down in an earthen jar of hon
ey that stood near her. and then stir it the fnger)
around in the coffee. His companion seeing this,
preferred short-sweetening" Upon which the
woman picked up large lump of maple sugar that
lay in brown paper the floor beside her. and
biting off piece, put it into his cup. Both the
gentlemen dispensed with coffee that evening.
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PREMIUM ON BABIEs.--We find in the papers the
following "At the Late Georgia State Fair u pre-
MUM was offered for the best looking native baby,
and it was taken by promising" daughter of
Robert Glover Next year the premium for the
same article will be $50. The competition will be
brisk, and we may soon expect an improved stock y
Boston Transcript
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-04

0oIoaYE WAFER. Bears Oil, Ok Marrow, Shaving
Y Cream Tooth Powder and Brushes, Extracts and
great variety of other articles for the Toette for sale by
s nov o62 TAYLOR " THOMAS.
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l. C0I0MA Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL SATURDAY MORNING. FE

Hon. A. c. Bradford has introduced the following
bill in the Assembly
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GOLD DUST

ID OUGHT at the highest market rates Sight checks
ID Sacramento, San Francisco and all parts of Cali
fornia and Oregon ADAMS " co.
nov I9--Itf A A. VAN GUELDER, Agent
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-25
"How we May Escape DrOHth!'

A friend sends us the " Y Tribune, con-
tanning an article with the above heading,
signed George E. Warning ,Jr This writer
thinks draining and sub-soil blowing consti.
tute an "intaHible remedy" against drouth.-
He says, if injury from drouth was "unavoid-
able, we might convince ourselves that we
ought to bear it philosophically. But, when
ii is the effect Of gross ignorance, on the part
of the cultiuaior, it merits the severest repre-
hension. x 1t is not too bold an as
sertion to say that no good, practical farmer
tOiH Gllolo his crops to suffer largely from
drouh. The remedy is simple and natural
Sub-soil blowing, accompanied by drain
ing ON wet lands, and even without it on
those which are sufficiently dry, is a sure
protection against this famine-producing
scourge."
We have often and earnestly advocated
drainage and sub-soi blowing, and have sta
ted that they have been found to greatly les
sen the evils of drouth in some situations;
but such extravagant expressions as those
above quoted can never be realized, and are
only calculated to foster prejudice and dis
gust in the minds Of those who might be in
duced to adopt the Improvements mentioned,
if they were recommended in reasonable
and proper manncr.-BoSt. Cut.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-25
AgFritMtnlrd,

or Hoyey's Magazine gives the follow
ing reasons why autumn ransplantipg is
preferable to that of spring, on all soils in
good condition for the growth of fruit-trees'
asd they should be planted in no other: ,'
Autumn planting is better than spring
for the following reasons:
I. The time is longer than spring,
Q. The ground is in better condition,
3. The trees ere in the most dormant
state. ..'.f b.
4. The roots, where cut, heal better, and
are prepared to send out fresh ones even be-
fore the frost is cut Of the ground.
5. The winter and spring rains settle the
earth around the roots.
6. The trees are well established before
warm weather overtakes them.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-25
PInnting Strawbcrries.

In the cultivation of strawberries we are
inclined to prefer making the beds, and set
ting out the plants in the fall; and the chief
reason is, that the fall planting, If properly
done, gives the mateur the opportunity of
enjoying fruit of his own raisirg the next
season; and should any of the plants suffer
from the effects Of the winter, or die out, it
gives times and opportunity to have their
places filled up with new and vigorC us plants
in the spring. The fall planting also per-
mits the ground to be more thoroughly pre-
pared for setting the plants, and the work
does not interfere so much with other ne ces-
sary labor in the garden, as if it were left
until the spring'-Mich. Farmer.
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GROCERIES. sc.
For the S6Finr Trade.

ROCERIES and Provisions at Whole
VI sale and Retail. The Subscribers respectfully In
ye the aeution Of Merchants throughout the county
SSRoeEkihs g EepS constantly @ on hSnd, and 20 which
additions daily made. Our stock comprises every
thing usually kept In Grocery and Provision Establish
ments, which We are prepared 10 sell as low as any
house in the county. Being working men ourselves
We defy competition. ...
Feeling gratelto our friends for their liberal pa
trOnage extended 70 us we assure them that We can
them greater Inducements this season, than before.
The following comprises portion Of our stock:
coFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
sUGA ,MoLAsS sANDsY YRUP
n. o. and ?. R. Sugar; Granulsted do; Powdered
do Crushed do; b. and G. Coffee do; Double refined
Loaf sugar; New orlcaus Molasscs; Cardenas do;
Green d StGarts syrup; -E
SPICES.
Cloves; NutmegS; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard;
Can do Pepper Sauce; Cassia; Ground Pepper, Spice
cinnamon. rr,-..
FRUITS.
Boxes NJ X Raisins; Layer do; Cluster do; Seed;
less do; Boxes and Drums Figs Almonds; Brazil
Nuts; Filberts English Walnuts; Pea Nuts; Cocoa
Nuts Liquoriee; Olive Oil; Lemons and Oranges.
TEAS.
Young Hyson; GunpOwder; Imperial; Old Hyson;
Black. tFr
FISH.
Goldfish; Macnerel; whitefsh; Trout; Piekerel; No,
and Scaled Herring. @
ToBAic GOES.
Kentucky Six Twist Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore
spun; general assortment of fine cut chewing; I'm
foil, fine cut and .Ib papers smoking; Warwick 6
Bryan's can; Spanish, half spanish and common Ci
gars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CAND L E s..
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do. do; Burwell's chem
wash. do, No. ] Washing do; Adamantine do; White
bar do: Star Candles; Sperm do; Stearne do; Talo"
do. E
! Iinseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
| UNDRIES. t.|.
! Bed cords; Painted Pals; Tubs; British Lustre
! Coppcras; Alum; Chalk; Rosin; Tar; Madder; Can
dlewick; Wrapping twine; Cordage; Indigo; Pickles
| Sardines; Tapioca; MaecarOn Rice -four; Baskets
| Whip Lashcs; Cream Tartar; Sup. Carb. Soda; Sa
Soda; Tartaric Acid; Whiting; Putty; Flour sulphur
0ttar; Saltpetre; Batting; Spruce Gum; Backing
| Glassware; Stoneware; Paper; Ink; BrOOms; Lime
Matches; Powder; Candies; Saleraus; Starch; Englis
split Pea; Usage Orange Seed for Hedges; Toys; Wal
lets; Snuff Boxes Steel Pens; Lead Pencils; States
Slate Pencils; Mop Handles; Faucets, &c.
t...U PRO VISION ' st
! Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes Vim
| egar; Beans; Dried Beef; Lard; Hams; Shoulders
Pork; Fish; Butter; Turnips; Peas; Corncd Beef
Cheese; Rice; Crackers; Pickles; Onions; Bects; Ton
CUES; Maple Moasses; do. Sugar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep assortment fresh full through
out the season, and solicit an examination from an
one disposed 20 purchase.
! N. B.-Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce
or takS in exchange for Good, at rates which will b
satisfactory. w. SMITH d co.
! Raycnna, Aprh I3th 1853
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Portage County Fair.

This occurred on Friday and Saturday o
last week. We were present on Saturday
and saw all that was worth seeing. Most
Of our readers who are interested in the fact,
are aware that the Portage Society have
grounds neatly fenced, and respectable bui Id
ings erected for Dairy and Farm Products,
and the handiwork of the ladies'. No stalls
for Stock have yet been built.
In giving our readers, accounts of County
Fairs this Fall, it must not be forge tten that
the extreme drouth of the past summer rem
ders the exhibition of Farm products next
to an imposibiity. This is especially SO on
the Western Reserve. And stock too, looks
thin and rongh. ....
The Portage Fair was not equal to its
predecessors. The long teams Of fine horses
and oxen, and fine farm crops "came up mis-
sing"
We saw good specimens Of cheese, honey
beets, potatoes chickens. &c.; Floral Hall
was beautifully arranged, and in it were
large variety Of fine specimens Of apples
excellent grapes, few peaches, and large
number of fine quilts, spreads, carpets, &C.,
the handiwork of the P P1rtage Ladies'.
The stock was not very plenty, and but
little of it very good. A few stations, and
buggy horses would pass current in any
place, The hogs did not number Dozen
Many of the Sheep were excellent
CHARLES PARHAw, of Deerfeld, had pen
of Spanish and French mixed, that were very
fair. HINE & NELSON, of Sbaersyille, ex-
hibted pen of superior French, by odds the
best on the ground. .t.
The cattle were not numerous, and most
ly grades of Devon and Durham. Some six
or eight bulls competed for the Sweepstakes
premium, which was awarded to bull own
ed by THEADoRE CLARK, of CampbelIsport.
he is roam, nineteen months old, and sired
by the famous "Hu5back,' now owned by
SETH A. BUSHNELL, of Trumbull county
If he turns ot as we'll as he promises he
will be worthy of his progenitor.
The Farmers Of Porta ge are an enterpri.
sing and clever set of men, and in good sea.
sons always have grand Exhibitions; for any
short comings this time they are wholly ex-
cusable. -...... .,.... VI. x .... ....' .
Great credit is due. President GOODMAN
especially, and those who acted with him for
the good order and excellent mana cement Of
the recent Fairs-7 Ohio FaFmer1 -I0lTO-
or The receipts Of the United States
Treasury for the last quarter, were Si6r
100000. 'i''' 'g'' '' '''''". u @ 81 saspI
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Animal and Vegetable PhysioIO-
Ey.

DR.. Salisbury of Albany, has commuuica-
ted to the American Scientific Association,
some experiments on plants, which illustrate
the analogy existing between animal and
vegetable physiology. III extracted the
poison of dead rattlesnake, small portion
of which he inserted in the plants by moist
ening with it the blade Of knife, with which
he ounded lilac, horse chestnut, a corn
plant and sun flower. In sixty hours al-
ter the infiction of the wound, they began
to manifest symptoms of poisoning, and in u
few days all their leaves above the wound
were dead. In about Is days they manifest
ed conva!escence, and nearly all recovered
from the injury. ...-.
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE. {
. .. WARE-ROOMS. ."t 2
3 doors East Of the PHaGEnix Block

THE Subscriber having gone into the Fur
l. nture business very extensively, is f:epared to
best styles. -.. ", n.-f..- ts.'
As have on hand and am receiving daily from the
well known establishment Of NJ. Demerest of Free
dom "a largeassortnent of rich and and common Pnr.
nltnre OF every descriptions to to particular
ize ali of which in style and Workmanship II warrant
edto be equal to any in this market. ..., IS
My facilities for manufacturing and buy1ne n, moi
equalledhy any other establishment consequently am
selling to furniture Dealers and all others much cheap
er than can be bought elsewhere. rrir. ,ai' 5',
Those who are furnishing Houses are particularly
invited to call and examine for themselves, as the Fur
nlture VIII recommend itselfto all who are Judges
r. s.. keep constantly on hand Dressed Flooring;
also, SASH Blinds and Doors OF my own man
am prepared 10 plane, tongue and groove Flooring
under IA inches wide Of any thickness short notice
Ravenna, June 90, 1854. J. " TURNHAM =
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Dentistry,
&.a DR. A. A: Harris has associat-
{ N.Y. " ed with him i'm the practice of Dem

o DR. A. A. Harris has associat-
GIfy9A ~ ed with him in the practice of Den
N1IlIbt tistry, Dr. J. &. Willis, and they have
fitted up rooms in the Phoenix Block, east end over
Richardson's Hardware Store for the purpose of carry
ing on the Dental business in its various branches, and
to offer generous public the latest improvement in
As they are permanently located in Ravenna Those
wishing work done BY them can depend on having their
work done in proper manner; such as whole Sets
of Teeth, minor Sets, partial Sets Teeth Gieansed
and fll with Gold Foil. crysalized Gold, Tin Foil,
Teeth extracted with the Use of choroform without.
They have Appropriation for destroying the nerve ofaeh
ing teehs and will perform all other work incident to
their profession.
: We intend TO free ourselves from all imposition'
practice by prctendcrs We will be governed in oul
prnrtice strictly by priucpe, and vii not Knowingly
perform any operations wrong, matter how strongly
solirited or what the inducement may be.
All operations performed on the teeth in our office
will be warranted and no person is required to take or
pay for work unless perfect satisfaction is given.
RnYeena. March u. 1854. Aj5-W
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-25
PemiulGl FIGURING MILL.

THE Subscribers are still doing business
l. at the Ravcnna Summit Mills, and also in Camp
bcsport, notwithstanding the reports put in circula-
ton by the propretors of Steam Mills aud Water Mills
in this vicinity, that have broke down, and were
not doing custom business, and as is custom,
making -four that stands the test in euery where
it is used. Our -four stands A. No. j. wherever it is
made, whenever it is exhibition. Families have
-four (made especially for family use,) delivered at
their dwellings, at the market price, for first quality.
Our Flour is made from the bes article of Wheat and
we make no Flour from poor wheat that we may be
enabled to sell cheaper than neighbors.
All orders promptly attendedto.
WHITTLESEY S BROTHER.
Campbellsport, Nov. 2eth, 1853.
p. s.-1Cob Corn, and all kinds of coarse Grain
ground Oh short notice. ,.. nov30tf.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-25
Exchange Office.

DOBINSoN, KING G. Co., have opened an Office
III 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
teres paid deposits and credited to deposters semi
annually, and on deposits left specified time at such
rates as may be agreed upon. 81, ...
Collections made and remitted promptly at usual
rates. ,...# F.r 470-3m
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Removal.

RiFFIN. g. BOSTWICK, Having re-
VI moved their Furniture to their new rooms in the
phGIx Block, directly Bostw,ck's dry goods
Store) are prepared to wait their customers To- any
thing in their line stock consist in part as follows:
Sofas from s25 to Jenny Lind, SIS, Tete-e-teIc
face to face, suits the young eXacy Mahogany chairs,
Marble Top Tables Quurtc and card tables, what not;
Bureaus Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools, foo: stools, &c.
Also, Il fine lot of Hall Stands, they beauty.
AIso,a spenddlot ofLooking Glasses from Is $le.
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 Rootstown,) and war
rant the Hair to be the first quality oflOng Horse Hair;
the Husk and cotton, are coming into general use in
many PLACES.
Also a plenty Of R2dsteads with Hinkley's SuSpon-
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, sell them now from So,
so, and upwards every person who would have bed
slead should buy at least for themselves and We
assure them they will buy no other after.
We have fall assortment of common furniture,
cane seat chairs of all kinds, fiom SIS and upwards
bureaus from SO and upwards, Stands 81 80 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 invite all to call and what We
of it, as in Cleveland or Clsewhere if the people
satisfied that this is the case will they sustain room
Of this kind by purchasing at homo. All work pur-
chased in the village, will be dcliyeredat the House Of
the purchaser 4j5-tr
srfl,
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Boot, Shoe. and Leather Store.

THE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure in
L sa ing, that they have now on hand the largest,
best and most complete assortment of Boots, Shoes
and Caters ever offered in Portage county. Like
wise that they have removed to their New Store,
two doors of Phoenix Block, where they will at all
times be pleased TO wait upon their old customers and
friends, to any thing in the line Of Ladies', Gents,
Boys, Youths, Misses and Children's Shoes, Boots
Oak and Hemlock Sole and upper Leather, French
and Ohio Calf and Kip Skins; Morocco, Lining and
Shoe makers Tools and Findings. All those in want
ofany of the above mentioned articles would find it to
their advantage examine goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. ,..
We sell at small profits and have prompt pay.
.r E..r-- .s7s .- DURHAM g. GARDNER.
Rayenna, Nav %. 1851.
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DngUCrTeOsypeS.

MATTHEW'S Daguerien Rooms, at Sey-
LII mour's Block, on Main st. The rooms are
large and pleasant and the arrangement of ght for
taking good, clear and fine kenesses, in the
full manner cannot be eXcelled. No other rooms sal
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 kenesses to their
friends by mail, find expressly for the pur.
pose. ...-f..r.. WM. b. MATTHEW'S.
. Ravenna. August 90, '5I. 477.tr a
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SfNyesI Sleeves
11HE subscribers keep on hand and az

THE subscribers keep on hand and are
L constantly receiving the largest and best assort'
ment of Stoves in this county; among which, some
new patterns Of Cook Stoves lot before introduced
The King of Stoves has very large eev ted oven.
pabr'of baking six loavcs at once, has six boiler
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 so arranged, that large brass kettle can 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 il
new and beautiful elevated oven Stove, of smaller
size than the Others, and will recOmcnd itself 10 those
wishing cheap and convenient Cook Stove. f
We also keep most Of the old patterns Of Stoves
such as The Empire State, Bangpp, Cobb'S Elevated
Oven, Clinton Ar-Tight, Western, True American
and others, we have not time to mention.
Those wishing good Stove will do well TO give us Q
call at our stove room at the old stand formerly oc
cuped by c. Prentss, door west of the PrentisS
House. BEcKLEY 4 RAwsoN.
Rayenna, June, !, 1854. &c..
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Inspectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, has
~ been duty appointed County Inspector, under the
tact to prevent the aulteration Of Alcoholic Liquors.
passed May l. 1854 and is duly quglifed and ready to
enter upon the duties of his office. Office ever Rowell.
Witter d CO.., Store A. BELDINCS: Inspector.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-25
Sash aud Blinds.

THE subscribers keep constantly on hand
i Window Sash Of nearly all sizes manufactured in
the neatest and most substantial manner, and will
make to order Blinds on the shortest notice. They in
vte those in want Of these artclesto call and examine
their manufactures before purchasing elsewhere.
Parmele's Stehiii Mill 4 ---~ty = BROWNE SpARR
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IO5 Superior ST., Cleveland.

BRANCH At FRANKLIN MILLS, UHIU'
A T the earnest solicitations, of many OF
II the citizens Franklin, and vicinity; splendid
fitted up, this place, for Mercantile Col
lege. 1t is intended to make this Institution. emn-
emily worthy Of public patronage, as will afford the
same facilities for Commercial Instruction, asat Clerc-
hand and elsewhere.
The same ofinstrnetion will be adopted here,
taught at the main College, and the same Diploma
will be awarded .. d . u
The Branch will be under the superior superinten-
dancc of Chas Peck Jr skiilful. practical account
anti and familiar with the of Instruction, as
taught at our best Institutions.
The Principal of the College, may be expected, at
stated times to give instructions, in PeDmanship.
Terms for the full course, time unlimited $25.
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First come, first served .

THOSE Book Cases have, arrived at, last,
please call and see them, they viii pay the rouble
Wehave also, One lot OF parlor urniture on the
road viii be here next week. also 900 pic
lures OF dhterent kinds also, quantity Of Looking
Glass plate those hayine frames minus the nlats can
have them hiied at any time, by calling at -
$50 TX .9H0m slGRIySN f. BdsTwIcK,s. 4
June y, lSS 8. ~ - ts 10, Phoenix Blcek.
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New Firnl,, New store, New Goods,

New FsrHaa, New store, new GOOssS,
MALRYMPLE g. Munyan, having entered
~ into co-parnership in the Ready Made Clothing
business, would respectfully in1itc the attention of
their friends, customers and the public generally, to
their stock of SE.9SON.9BLE CLO7HING adapt
ed to every, age TASTE and profession. Also, Boy
and youths Cohing for all sizes and conditions of the
Juvenile community, and eXcrtions will continue to be
made to keep this department complete possible.
.. OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace full and complete assortment of Shirts.
Dckies, Gloves. Hosiery. Suspenders, Stocks Scarfs,
Cravats, NeckIies, HdkfS., &c.
TUE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT contains q great
variety Of Cloths. Cassmcrers, Vestings, &C. cnbrc-
ing almost every article of scasonabe goods for GEN
emcn's Garments which VIII be made up to order, at
short notice. at reasonable prices in tasteful and fash
onabe style. -..
Thorough workmanship and unexceptionablc fits
warranted in all cases. ....
II The system of terms is one price, and no de-
yiation The price OF such garment md article is
led in Plain figures and small but regular profit up
each article. BY this system no one, however un
experienced, is liable to pay above tire market prices
N. b. All goods sold, will be warranted as repre-
sented. = DALRYMPIE & MUNYON.
one door east of the Brick Block.
Ravenna, MAY 90, 1854 ~ $685. r' 4G5-tf
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TANNERS OIL,

OF the best brands and quality, constantly on hand
~ for sale by the bbl. or gallon, at Dt RHAM GARD
NER's Boot Shoe aud Leather Store. Tanners wish
ing exchange Leather for Oil, will find to theirin
tercst to give us a call. ... .. .ut ~.
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Farm for sale.

l1hzzzz2 - THE Subscriber has an excellent
sssSM L farm for sale, q miles southeast Of Raven
ma There are 14O acres, seventy acres each
side Of the road, one good farm House and Barn,
wen watered on eah side Of the farm, good water
privilege unoccupiei al Lock on the canal.
Persons wishing TO purchase, enquire at the Store Of
J. H. Bostwick 4 Co.,0r on the Farm. .9gt h.
nav >nna, March 1e, 1854 456-f Gro. BosTwIcK. .