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ATTENTION, OLD SOLD lERS.

ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS.
a IL my cid friends FOR whom obtaiued Bounty
n LaLd in less quantities ilan 100 acres are
hereby inf0rneG that thoir Eamcs and a meinOran
DUN O. t7cr time is on lay 3OUk, that their de
:lnrafiCTs :oT additional iIOuniy Land can be made
with facility Many OF thore WHO failed To obtain
and for wait Of time, are eatihed 10 leo acres and
2an cbiaIh the SAME by calling on inc.
Seans9, Ordinary Seamen, sIarines, CLERKS
LandSmen, (Of the Navy WsgOa Masters, Team.
te!s, SC, e, in any war, VIII find Il to their al
vantage TO cali or send their cases 10 ne
Advice gratis to thOse soldiers, sedinen and wid-
ows who are unable 10 pay.
Refer TO any honest man in Washington.
JOHN ID. CLARK,
Agent, No. 525 Twelfth street west.
an ny-iru<
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JUN LANAHAs, Pdger
VI Exeter 81, VI. E. Church, Ba,,iInor,
BLEEDING or THE LIINGs.

RALEIsH, N. G., Feb. 8, SIS.
Mesv1. Mortimer 8 Aopjrdg:
do hefesy certify that about twelve months aca
j was taken with severe bem0TTisags Of the Ling.
A,<had four attacks OF /: Twas advised 70 try Dr.
hAmpsons Vegetable TiBcIure I procured one
bottle, and after takn1 which, ! was satisfied tha,
was much better; and that, afi taking the fourI,
botre, was entirely well, and now I enjoy az good
hsalth "a ever did in my life. I can, and do with
out the least hesitation, recommend tIe Tuctu,a
q all persons afflicted Ia ny way.
Your, Gyo. W. wzaKrxY,
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CURE FITS-REAnt

8ore 20 u. Stck fhGr Go2.-From one OF the most
respectable Druggists IN South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, s.. L. Sept 81, l65j.
4HexEy. hoRTIIz2 * SOwBRAv The sale Of
yrIr Hsmptnn's VegetsSle Tinetu7e il increasing
every day, and every bottle sold recommends this
valuable medicine tO the afflicted. Several of our
planters have trc il in different with aston
lining success, and are getting II by Eeif dozens IL
has been found % be- the greatest remedy fr rheu-
matte affections, and wonderful cI-e has beec
performed on a ncgru boy, suffCrin- from ri;s.
wd furnish you with number OF certificates il you
wish them.
am, gentlemen yours, ". @. TRoTT.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures OF
Cough, Dronchits, Rheuma;isss, Neuralgia, DIS
pepsia, Nervousness add General Weakness. As q
female medicine or for delicate children tSlievc
Z dneQuaU@t.
Sod by MORTIMER & hOiVBRAY, 40 Bat-
more street, Baltimore, aEd ;sH Broadway, u. York
CaAs. SrorT q Co., }. u. MOORE, ID. II. CLasEE,
CLAREk B0wLIss, w. ELLIOT, and II. MCPHKR-
sos, Washington also, BY z 4. +. CT SKI, Genrre
town; aud C.. q. BERRY, alexandria, and by Drug
gtzls everywhere feb 2i-u
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

II ENRY BARRON & SOLOMON STOVER
IL have this day formed COparinCrship for the
surpOse Of carr ing on the Wood and Coal business
in all its branches.
| streets, Washington, aHd On the moal, near
SemEess planning mill, Georgetown Az either Of
the above places persons in want OF Wood and Coal
Jf the very bert Qualify, Gnd or i!e mo reasonable
terms, will at al mcs h.d an assortment cJIai, II
40. suPe rior, u that in any yard the District.
All orders niled With care, rromptncSs, and dis.
patch. BARRUN B. STOVER.
Georgetown, ID. c., April l0Ls, 1865.
SpI l2-dlm
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Form of G&uarf...

PlOSPERIS CORNET BAND NO. |,
II. PREDERICK PROSPERI beys leave 70 in
w form hi- friends and forne. patrons Ina; this
ba'id has been fully Te-OrgnniE"d eni is under
lis direction, and he il filiy prepared W IN and
o, the most scientific Musicians an tue clv. 10 fur
niSh music for Balls Parties, Paraics, Pic Mes Ex-
cufsnns, Nc, at the shortest notice pC ihle bV ap-
piying 20 FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leat-r, CUAs.
P3G5PERl, Conductor; IIILBUE s. IIIT2's Mu-
sic Depci, or al PETER TALTAVUL'S, opposite
the Garnson, Garrison street, Navy Yard.
f-b l9-.}Tn-
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RAktLfSs HAsKINS, Architect.
PA. arcilas, tctto-en Tenth GE3 ELerenth S.Secis,
WASHINGTON, u. C.
sET I'LL connrCe - furnish r.aI5, teaii working
~ drawings aud SPECIFICATIONS o. build ings Uf
cveIy description, and alJo 70 sape:ILieId their
t.in. frh 49,
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NOTICE. received this day new assGrt-
~ mrnt Of SLEEVE BUTTONS and rUDS, of
the latest styles Also, a variety OF ether new
Goods: as Vest Chains, ChdteiaIns Bracelets Pins,
Earrngs, Rings, etc.
Great Inducements offered TO purchasers.
ii. SRMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bet. o:h aad 10Th ST..
nE- Ne0 P0intS put TO Gold Pens at short no ice.
Diamonds rem ounted, end Jcwely made to order.
mar eff
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OLIVER wAHE, PLATED WARE
y And FLEE FANCY GU0Ds-SisoI
Cofee aud Tea Sets, Sd.ar B1wls, Cream Ju.I
Gohlels, Cups, Spoons AID PoYks Also, gTesli
variety Of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
fer presents.
Piated Cntfee Sets, Ca5inrs, Baskets, Spoons and
Forks, on best AIbaia.
The articles are w-nanted as represented, and
~iil be sold al a small advance.
Il. SEHREG,
$40 Pa. avenue, bet Oh and i3n streets.
MAJ 29-ts
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EVENING STAR.
LIST OF PATENTS /.

ISSUED ffomtAs United States Pa.enf OGo,
for ne sesek ending May 1ss, ls55-eaeh
barring that Gz:s:
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mp IS II
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7 : OdEEUVETS sS9EbFTTEESIn w NtFXVUVPe
/ THF GREAT .ptJRiFYER on Il IHE 1 RI OOH
l. NT-,,o-, !. -. !, ~ II. /, I. =. !. I Z ~
q a EaniioLh 81. " =, uhNlEit stis
i y Let5he "A AHIscted Read and P0nde7. 4 IS =
4 A N INFAI.TJRI.E n REMEDY for Sc,of,.
i ~ =, -. =
"A "a, hlngs 5vli, hhe eamatlsnl. o6s nate Cuiane
9Is FhhPdess OF Pastules Ihe lace
IT,, eoTe Eyes, hihE or
RoNes Ioins aa v o. sns
f o ~
~ o I3 =, ~ p ny
INN Sat Il tns si.ass, q y. =.
sed br 2,
ali na,s aad
" u tne untea oiaes, VINO testify the
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.
BUTTER MAKIEG.--Not one pound in ten
ofbutter made is fit for human food. But.
ter makers should remember these few short
rules: a.
The newer and sweeter the cream, tine
sweeter and higher favored will be the but
ter.
The air must be fresh and pure in the room
or cellar where the milk is set. l6 #
The cream should not remain on the
milk over thirty-six hours.
Keep the cream In tin pals, or stone pots
into which put spoonful of salt at the be-
gingDg, then stir the cream lightly each
morning aud evening; this will prevent the
cream from mouldering or souring.
Churn as often os once a week, and as
much oftener as circumstances will per.
init. ~
Upon churRing, add the cream upon all
the milk in the dairy.
Use nearly an ounce Of salt to pound
Of butter.
Work the butter over twice, to free 1t
from the buttermilk and brine, before lum-
ping and packing.
Be certain that 1t is entirely free from
every particle Of buttermilk, coaglate milk,
and twill keep sweet forever.
In Scotland, a syphon is sometimes used
te separate the milk from the cream, instead
Of skimming the pans.
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AWalIdp.s

s0,rDon'. you waAl saial prime lot Of
bustsri" asked peddler, who bed picked il
up at ifly diiFsrept places. qS
.rWhet sort Of butter l. lhatl" aakedths
merchant. etf s. 8
"ThsreIer quill--made BY my wife from
dairy ofiorty eOws--only two chutnings.s =
-What makes itofso many eolorslp
al guess,n you never would haye asked
that question II you had seen my cows !or
they are aarned sight speckelder than The
butter is" u
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TESTIMONY. FROM OHIO.

I John Hoffman, brownsville, Ohio, May 9oth. lss9.
sadI write to state for your satisfaction, and also
for that your German Biters is what yoh
recommend II TO be, highly valuable medicine, ,w6cu
know fromh having used iin my ownfamily to my en-
tire satisfaction All who have used il give the same
recon nendation.ns is-sr~ gs7 A-- E''.t3 ga h
Stephen A. Mealy, Canton, Ohio, MAY II. Issa says.
tHaying heaFdyour German Bittershghly recommend
ed from ,H0urces (which placed much confidence
ordered four bottles from Cleveland. One of them |
gave to my daughter who has derived great benefit
from il; two of the others sold imme diaely, and
wou Id like you to send me supply of il TO SELL"
John Clark, Brunswick, Ohio, May 26, 1854, SAYS:
s'Your German Bers proved successful in every
for itself great demand.''
Thomas Letchford Covington, Ohio, Dec Goth ls53
says: "My wife has been affected with the Liver com.
plant and Dyspepsia for number of years, during
which time have spent great deal for doctorng bui
she received very little benefit thereirom aud finally
the doctors said she could not be cured, Last spring
she dedtotry your Bitters she took two bottles
and ever taking hes been able to attend
to her business until very lately she had attack
| but has again commenced the Btters. have sold
quite annmber of bottles through her recomfnenda.
onand as far as can learn, thas given satisfaction
I to all.n - ~ 80, 4 Il
| David Abbott, Austnburg, Ohio, December5 s, 1859
says tPermit me to bear testimony to the remarkable
efficacy Of yopr German Bitisrs ii the cure Of Liver
complaint. Foryears previoHsto taking it, wasIse
verey afflicted with disease of the Liver so much thai
did not expect toliye, utby free use of the Bit
ters, thanks TO kind Providence, find myself en-.
trey restored TO health and able to resume my usual
| employment"
These Bitters are entirely vegetable and freefrom
Alcoholic stimuaDt and allinjurious Ingredients mild
in their operations they the system, never
prostrateit. ,s4 H grFN la.
/ They eentireyvegetable andfree from all injur
/ Gus ingredients. ,- ~
4 Soldby dealers in medicin eeyerywhere.
Sold by1. Swift, and G. Hatch, Ravenna; Waun &
Wilson, Deerfeld; D.. Bostwiek, Edinburg; J. w
o. j. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root, Windhau
nd des'ers IN medicines every where. ".
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To REMOVE RUST FROM KNIVES &c.-Cov-
er the knives with sweet oil well rubbed on,
and after two days, take lump of fresh lime,
and rub till all the rust disappears. 1t forms
sort of soap with the oil, which carries of
all the rust IL
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or nsmOking hams, the smoke eman-
aiing from corn cobs is the best, and will in
vsriably give you sweet ham. Many use pine
This gives to the meat an acrid taste and
should never be used.
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CHEAP PAINT EoR BARNs.--An excel
lent and cheap paint for rough wood work, is
made Of six pounds of melted pitch, one
pint of linceed oil, and one pound of yell
low ochre. a
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To CLEAN BRAss.--Rub the vanished or
rnsted brass, BY means Of a CLOTH Or a.
sponge, with diluted acid, such as the sui
phnric, Or even with strong vinegar. After
wards wash It with hot water to remove the,
acid,nnd finish with dry whiting.
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Valuable Receipts:

CHURNrNe.--In churning butter, il small
granules of butter appear which do moi
"gather" throw in lump of butter, and il
will form nucleous, and the butter will
"come."
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;ABRILLIANT IDRA.--The man who tried
olaise colts from horse-chesthuts, has plant
ed halves Of hickory-nats in the hope Of
raising hoop-Doles, alReady split
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6F HDo you think I'll get justice done
mep saida culprit to hiscounsel.
Il don't think YOU will said,p the other,
"iof 4 see two men on the jury who are op.
posed to hanging"
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or A servant maid, who was occupied
in:pickling his mistress's cabbages, took the
opportunity Of cabbaging ker mistress's
pickles; saying It made no difference.
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or A man said of a painter he knew
that he "painted a shingIe SO exactly like
marble, that when it fell into the river it
sank.
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Friendship is better than kindr ed.
Never assent merely to please.
A great genius will sincerely acknowl.
edge hisdefects.
Mildness is necessary to eur comfort.
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No ROOM TO Turn Mother I'm afraid the
fever would go hard with me-
'tWby my son.
"Cause you bee, mother, I'm 80 small that
there wouldn't be room for it to turn"
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Groceries!s GTO Oceries!
TE, w ri II M AND gN EW a n 90 q ~ 4

Y HE SUBSCRIBERS having leased the
and having rettted 81 In frst rate srs
ofSESelysag I, @ very large nd entire stock
the lowest 81 rices 1r az
and VII kuafhntee 10 an
wno mgyiaFoT them wi their custom. Justtge fsa
eailpefcFe purchasing sand zee feE si6nfseixess
CAsH PltD son III Ri 81 ~ II obr5s M = Il
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HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE L. n
& go w AND ~. 4 .5s.Ss
CHEAP PSGOODSIL
And doWnyvith all Monopoiy and Extortion.

1A"N wv M--sV aii AtUHU 1HU IlAtVL JOt1.
NM M. BARKER, having taken Mr. CAMP
ma Ohio, where he intends 70 trade until December
next, and receive from the East regular. supplies oi
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Liverpool Ware
and other cfoekerys aidWouid invite the people Of
Portage county 70 and his stock, ,Hhah wanting
anything Of that kind, be intends to selon such
terms as cannot fail % the buyer
the lowest price without Cash, and as his n
very limited, he willhaye 70 do exclusively d Cash
Trade, his motto being, Small Pfoftsand suiek sAIss
4. Barker tTiumphallt, or Right over Might, state
meft Of the facts In the Prosecution of VIM R4REEh
for selling goods In Rayenha without Pediefts L.
censesth utter defeat Of his enemies md their me
ted shame and confusion Of aee. Semi 10 any address,
postpaid on receip. Of three cents. q ~ \ u = s5
On page 9th Of BAHxrR Triumphant, for HefKiEs,
u Ravenns; May 9th. 1856. sE3
M MOEASEES Best New Orleans Moia
sess 3E e,tst gSslp;sh ~ 1s ElsEAILsk DO
YORK syrup, 80 c'tsi e e " kEENVeHsFss;
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or Good counsel is cas-. away upon the
self conceipted.
Freedom with some men is very danger
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3LEVER CONTPLAINT.y

FI1YSPEPSlA,S Jaundlce, Chronic or Ner-
~ yous Debility, Disease Of the Kidneys, and an
Disease arising from Dsordered Liver or Stomach,
sach Constipation, inward Piles, Fulness ofBlood
10 the Head, Acidty Of the Stomach, Nausea Heart.
burn, Disgust for Food Fuilness OF Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructatons, Sinking or Fiutterinn at
the Pit of the Stomach, swimming of the Head, Hur
Choking or Sufocating Sensations when In a living
posture, Dimness Division, Dots or Webs before the
sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deiiciency
ofPeFsiratiOn Yellowness ofthe Skin and kyes Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest lambs, &c, Sudden Flush,
esOf Heat. Burnngin the Flesh, Constant
Of evil, and Great Depression ofSPirftsa st9 y
Caa6s cured by pr. HsSfand's Celebrated
| GeradH Bitters, prepared By Or. C.. NJ Jackson
No! 190 orch st.,, Phitddstpia.
Their power over the above diseasesis not excelI-
ed fequalled by any other preparation the United
Staes as the cures attest in many cases
physicians had faileds .a5s vi 3fs.% AZ ~ ~,
These Bitters worthy the attention of Invalids
Possessing great virtues IN the Recfcation of dis
eases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powersin weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs they are, witha safe certain and
pleasant. q i q .T.-seSs ts' p af Fatsr trFlA
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ArTiliA IeonHrd,1 Inthe court of common pleastof
aaron LEONARD. y ss u w Il Divorce,
Ihe defehsant take notice that plaintiff fled
"A. d. 1855 praying 10 be diyoreed ff6ni the aid d8
fendants ard fof cause alieges wIlfai hbsssnce fcf
more than thleeyeafs, extreme crpelg oss pexiect
of duty, subxNquebf maffiak ADJ 81 As-
HayaaHa, gR1as 2O,S 1855 aa6W ssf tf "a
Ks rs sAMsA 81 PIT Atey,s
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0TA contemporary. speaking ofthe report
on gentlemsn's fashions says. "There is
not much cAaagsia gent'spanss this month";
Vsry likely. ,s'ies n I.
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or Life is but drama, wherein but a
small number play for reward in future.
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"Most people might think SO, from the
choice l made of husband" she repli.
ed.
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AtWater Seminary.

THE Winter Term ofthis Institution, To-.
i catedin Atwater, ,Portage o., onthe Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday December 9th, and continue, eleven weeks,
under the charge ofits present Pfrcipal, Mr.E. B.
FAlRCHIBD, assisted BY Miss J. H. BARTON; both
from of the leading Educational Institutions in
Massachusetts.
TERMs.-For common English Branches, $500
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French
Instrumental Music (extra) including use ofIn- @ Y
strument, 1000
ncilDrawing, - - 900
Good boarding can be had In private families, at
very reasonable rates. =
The Board ofTrustees beg leaveto assure the pub
lie, that this Lnstutonis recognized on permanent
basis, and affords facilities for thorough instruction in
the various branches, surpassed by other similar
institution, in Ohio. q,
Itisunder the controlof competent Instructors who
have had much experience Teachers in one of the
first Mass and who will de-
vote their best efforts to promote the moral and in
teectual welfare of those whose instruction is COM
mittedto their charge. 3.
For particulars please address the Principal,or
| - -fft+ LYMAN H1NMAN, 1-,
,-s E ORRIN BALDWIN, Trustees.s
AMBROSE CULVER,>
AtWater Nov. IL. 1854 ans. Il 4S9.tf.o tsg \
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"I thought you was born on the first
ofArpril' said . Benedict to his lovely wife,
who had mentioned the 2lst as her birth
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Or A Western editor thus delivers him
self: Nh would Gay to the individual who
stoIes our shirt on the pole. while We wefs
waitiag soril 70 dfysshat We sincerely hrbs
s''rs IA collar mayscns HE threat I
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PANTS, Block and Fancy Cashmere,
II Satined Black and Fancy, Farmer, Satin. white
h4ensand greatvariety OF other simmer pants, al
ssff issssststiss8 t,s49f NO, 81 PHGE1K BLOCK
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ilgMerreOtype

EIVT n I hit w . DdBUUTIVII NUUIIIs3 Ut DVy- :
LII mours Block, on Main St. The. rooms are
large and pleasant and the arrangement of light, for
taking good, clcar and lkenesses in the
full manner, cannot beexcelled. No other roossha1l
produce fnersp specimens ofthe art than al mine.
Every variety style and finish fCasesfor Miniatures
On hand.
Persons wishing to send their likenesses to their
friends by mail, find expressly for the pur-
pose. et VIM. B, MATTHEW'S.
Ravenna, August %, '54. 477-tt
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Ravenna, March Il. 1854. 9sist 50 =
A GOOD supply of Cloths consisting Of
n consisting Of Broad cloth and dfancy Cashmere,
Chasmerett, SRtinet, Jeans, &C., at s3 l1f y
Rayenna, March 20, 1854. o. L. & J. 2. suTnFTs.
SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, ,,oi
~ the finest quality, can be found
Jan IL, 1854. at q. A. BAIRD q Co.'S. (,
THAT Fancy Vestihg is going off fast and
March 20, 1854. ss5g 3 sstf 5.a.tl Fl
GOATS Pants and Vests good supply at
~ March 90. 1854. "a o.Ls& 7. p. SuTLIFFs.
MOTICE--R. A. Baird having formed a
In co-partnership with ]. Dewey ofFrankiin, ,wllo
Book, under the name and hrmeof R. "A. Baird d @
TNARM FOR SALE.-The we'll kno wfl
i Cottage Hill Farm, situated 81 miles eastof Ra.
VIENNA, onthe Warren road, containing 437 acres OF
irstrate land. About 275 acres Of II is under good
Improvement and the balance in good timber land ~
Seventy acres of the farm Is good bottom land and
well adapted for meadow. Tho soil is generally loan.
springs, The MaRoning river runs through the whole
length OF it, 1t is under first rate fence There is
good orchard and an abundance of other fruit trees
The buildings consistofayeFy fine stone house, with
house Is "a by 46 feet with 60 feet long. Also
two good barnsone &c by 46 feetthe other SO by 3S
feet with a shed 64feet long. u SG.stAs ssS 2
Also good horse, barn and carriage house, SO by "a
feet, with good we'll Of water in the barn. All the
buildings were thoroughly painted Spring. - 4
This is good opportunity for those who wish to
purchase ofthe best stock farms in the county
is well calculated foreither cattle rsheep, aud well
adapted for grain. The situation fine, an the
try around very healthy. Terms will be made easy
Forfurther particulars enquire Of Darius Lyman, Ra
VIENNA, or on the premises Of the subscriber.
February. IA, la55-u FREDERICK CURTIS
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once OF the Atlantic and Greal
Western Rail Road Company.

- FRANKLIN, PORTAGE Co., y, JUNE TIN, Ie55. \
THE Stock Holders Of said Company are
i hereby notified, thaS their Annual Election for D-
reetors, will be held at this office the second Tues.
day. the 10th day of July 1856 between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock P. N.
J.W. TYLER. Secretary.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-13
IHURRAH FOR FREE TRADE
Cheap Goods.

,0OWN WITH MONOPOLY ExTOR.
~ tion. WIN. BARKEa's store isopen. Call and Sc
cure bargainsin Dry Goods and Liverpool Ware. .
His stock Of Dry Goods at present is not large but Il,
expects new arrfyalse every day. What he ss. hs vii
sell you eheap, and hopes before long, 10 aceoIno
really, with large assortment OF Goods. sa y