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nR. ]. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ Informs tho people OF Portage county, that he has
opened an Office over Rowe and WieI's store, in the
end of the brick block He will Insert Whole sets
of teeth the atmospheric pressure principle, andpar
tial sets in the way, in suitable Pivot teeth
inserted as to be servicablc and durable. Teeth
filed with Gold and tin foil to preserve them
from future decay, from fifteen to twenty years. All
work done by him will be warranted to do good SER
vice. and will be finished in the highest sty othe art
He wil also, pay particular attention to correcting ir
reguares in chidrens teeth, and will treat
fully the various diseases peculiar to the mouth,
Extracting done with the utmost and with the
least pain possible. Chloroform given in suitable
ses If required, and with perfect safety. References
will be given to individuals who have whole and
partial fteeth. put up by him, for years and with
complete success Also to those who have now in
their mouths pivot teeth inserted by him six years ago.
and which have not required the least repairs. He
will also refer to persons who have teeth perfect
ly sound, which were filled by him from four to six
years ago. He invites all who may require the servi-
ofa Dentst,t to give him call before engaging work;
and ensures those persons who may favor him with
their patronage thathis charges will bo reasonable and
his work warranted to be perfectly satisfactory Most
kinds of farm produce taken in exchange for work..
Specimens of his work may be seen at his office.
2 l255-31Atf
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The FAMILY AND SCHOOL INsTRUcToR.- =
A monthly Magazine Of forty pages, publish
ed By the officers aud students Of Mt. Union
Seminary; devoted 10 the illustration and ap.
plication Of Science, Literature and Art
The foregoing is the title ofa monthly Mag
azine, published at Mt. Union, Stark .coun
ty, and Edited by Prof. o. N. HARTsHoRN.
We have received the first number and from
the cursofy examination we have been able
to give to it, and are induced to regard it al
valuable work and one we'll worthy of {
cordial and liberal support by the friends o
education and progress, generally. Sue
cess to the enterprise, rrgy. .s'r.."
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dsd fol circulation were struck off, We
can't see anything very indefinite in the ex-
preston ''It will discuss the subject Of mod
ern SPiritualism." II ID certainly plain
English and easily understood. When the
Independent Press is once established, there
will be time and opportunity for Mr.. oRvIs
to define his position upon the subject pro-
posed. What that position will be, we are
unable to say, having never heard his opin-
on in regard to the matter.
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Knte Ay,esford.y Z

A STORY OF TIE RKTuoEEs, By CHAEtEs
]. PELEEsoS.-This beautiful work is aou
in press and will be published in few days
Every thing pertaining to the struggles, tri-
ais and dangers Of our forefathers in the
war of independence Is deeply interesting
to the Americsd reader. This is said Il
be one Of the best works Of the kind eVel
issued from the press of this couhty. In
it, the thrilling incidents of the revolution
are woven together by a masters hand, snC
will be read and appreciated by all who ad
mire the patriotism and courage Of that able
band of men, who fought for freedom, in the
in the days that "tried mems SOULS"
Complete in one large volume neatly
bound in cloth for 81 as; or in two vol.
umes, paper cover for $l-Published ahC
for sale by L. B. PETERSON, No. 1U2 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia.
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OF The cold weather for the past winter
as well as the present spring is without a
parallel in this part OF Ohio. By no class
of persons is this more severely felt than
farmers and stock growers. Many of these
have been compelled to purchase feed to
keep their animals from starving, until now
they find that the money paid for corn would
mere than buy the stock at any reasonable
price in the spring. Winter still continues,
and they are still called upon to furnish new
supplies. Warm days and green fields will
indeed be welcome.
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From the foregoing table it can be seen
that the sums paid to the several townships
for the period of time above specified, for
township, tuition, other than tuition, and
special purposes, amounts to $37 ,583 23 6.
The Road Tax (Which is not included in the
foregoing) amounts to the sum of $7,023-
81 8. One thousand, seventy five dollars
and thirty eight cents and five mills of this,
10 paid in money, the remainder, ($5,94s-
IL 81 is pa id in labor.
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TIE New Lisbon Aurora comes to us thit
week very much enlarged and improved
We are glad to see this evidence OF enter.
prise and prosperity on the part of our broth
er Frost. The Aurora will now compare
favorably with the majority of county pa.
pers in the State. It has always been a
straight out" anti-slasery, temperance, ant
reform paper, "turning neither to the righ
hand or the left" May prosperity attsnc
its Editor.
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New Typographical Map Portage
County, Ohio.
THE undersigned have lust completed ar

THE undersigned have just completed ar
L rangements for publishing as soon as compati
BILE with perfect accuracy, new and complete Topo-
graphical Map of Portage County, Ohid. The survey;
are 10 be made under the charge and supervision Of
J. Browne, Esq :, of New York. a well known Civil En-.
gneer. All tho public roads will be accurately meas
ured and together with the angles in them taken by
compass truly represented. All the location of Dwell
lings, places for Worship, School Houses, Country
Stores, Hotels, Mills, &c. are to be noted. The names
Of property holders generally be inserted in their
places in the style Of Maps of Erie Genesee, Ontario,
Livingston and Dutches Counties, &C., &C., in New
York, by the publishers. Maps of the principal
villages in the county will be inserted in the margin
The Map will be plotted to scale Of II inches to a
mile, to be furnished handsomely colored and mounted
for Five Dollars per copy.
GILLETTE, MATTHEW'S & CO.
s6-5m No. II, Miuor-st., Philadelphia, 2nd Story.
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UNITED STATES MAGAZINE--For Marcel
is here. The number before US, is wortf
the bscription price for year. Among
the more interesting articles, we notice
Eastern Route by the Red Sea" "the Bat.
tie of Bloody Brook" "Brazile," "Hon
Rufus Choat," Chow Russia got the Cri
mea' and "Cuba and her Exiles. Sever.
al of these are accompanied by engravings
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" We would call attention to the no
tice in another column OF the meeting o.
the Teachers Association Of Portage coun.
ty, to be held in Ravenna on the 7th day o.
April next. The objects Of the association
are such as are worthy to engage the atten
tion of all Teachers and friends of Edu
tion. The order Of exercises will be inter.
estng and instructive. Let all who can
attend it.
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Interesting News from the East.
The fall Of ScbaStOpOl. ss

THE last Telegraphic dispatch reports the
L fall of sebastopoI, the stronghodot the Russians
could not Withstand the combined efforts of the French
and English but She fall of sebastopol is not greater
goodsgeneraly at the store of ]. II Bostwick & Co.
All kinds ofgaiters and winter shoes for ladies we
will sell cheaper than we sold them before; the
eashor ready pay will bring cheap shoes to the purcha
ser.
Great Reduction in Bonnets. We have a few satin
honnets on hand yeti whoever wants bonnet here is
the place to buy IT, We will sell the whole lot or sing
~ at ten per cent above cost.
Nov. 90, 1851 ]. II. BoSTWICK & Co.
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OF The Spring term of the public schools
of Ravenna, began on Monday. -.-- -


- roE FoFtaSc HeDtlncI.
a.a , Am Inquiry.
Mr.. EDIToR:-I noticed in the Columns
of your paper last week, a prospectus for a
new paper at Ravenns, to be called the "In-
dependent Press" | had before seen the pro-
spectus issued in the form of a circular, and
in it as originally published, ] find among
the enumerated topics to which it will be
devoted the following SIT WtH erpose the
delusion Of modern Spiritualism," In The
prospectus as published in your paper I no.
tice this clause is modified to read as follows:
at wiH discuss the subject of modern Spirit
alism." From the first announcement
supposed the +" independent Press " would
"pitch in" to "modern Spiritualism. From
the modified and quite indefinite clause, /
am led to doubt what the new paper intends
to do. The "lpdependeat Press'' should not
leave US in doubt on so important point
AS ], feel no little interest in the subject OF
" modern spiritualism, wish to inquire
whether the "Indepeadent Press, will l"piteh
in"to Spiritualism according to its original
prospectus, or whether we are, to understand
by the modification that it will trim its sails
to the popular or unpopular breeze on this
subject Can you inform us, MIR. Editor, or
willthe Editor Of the proposed new paper
enlighten us. We wish to start fair and
not to be "drawn on" by false pretences.
5-5 VI 95s,t ,ts f5g'+4 t. Z INQUIRER.
We publish the foregoing communication
for the benefit Of persons interested in the
inquiry. We know nothing Of the views
entertained upon the subject of Spiritualism
by the editor Of the " Independent Press.''---
In justice to him, however, we would say
that there never has been but one prospsc-
tus issued for that paper, and the insinuation
made in the foregoing letter, il entirely
without foundation. The one referred to
as containing the clause ssIt will expose the
adelusion Of modern Spiritualism, !" was one
ofthree or four sheets taken from the office
before ths. prospectus had been corrected er re-
'uised BY the editor. II was simply a"proof1
sheet and was corrected before thosa infan.
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Legal Notice.
Erastus Carter Jr., Adminisira-
tor Of Henry T. SEYMOUR

Erastus Carter Jr., Admnisira-
tor ofHenry T. Seymour,
pS In Probate Court
Ruby s. Seymour, Petition to sell
Fanny q. Seymour. land.
Fanny NJ. Seymour,
Charlotte Maunt, and
Adam Maunt.
The said Ruby S. Seymour, Fanny G, Seymour
Fanny M. Seymour, Charlotte Maunt, and Adam
Maunt, are hereby notified that on the sixth day OF
March, 1885, the plaintiff filed in the court of Pro-
baofPortage county his petition against you the
defendants. The object and prayer of said petition il
TO sell the following piece ofland situate In the town.
ship of Rayenna, in Portage county, Ohio; known
the twenty-five OF land in lots Nos. 10 and H. in
the south division Of lots in said township Bounded
east by land owned by Allen, south by land
ewsed by Solmon Carter and George Robinson, north
by land of Harvey Hotchkiss, and west by the
center of the road and the defendents further
Iihed that atuness they appear and Plead answer, de-
mur, that the petition will be taken confessed il
four weeks from and after the eighth day of March,
D 1855. SAM'L STRAWDRR Pet for Atty,
Mar ~ Auv
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or From the column of special notices
twill be seen that JOEL TIFFANY is expsc-
ted to speak It the universaIist Church
on Sunday, the lst Of April next. He 10 !
man Of decided TALENT and his reputation
tiil 30 doubt secure him 4 full house, Il
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-This beautiful
Magazine for April has been received. The
work is so generally known that nothing
now need be said in it's praise. The fact
that it has been we'll sustained for q period
Of fifty years, is a sufficient evidence Of It's
popularity and worth. The April humber
US fully up to the times in every respect.
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Dec. 81, 1885,


w VIII
~ sell the remaininglot cloths cheaper than any
body else dare sell them. We are bound to lower the
pile, IL selling cheap will do it, so come on all who
ware thread bare coats and have to ink over the
account of hard times, we will endoavor to
soften the prices at least, that eau complain
We have an extensive assortment Of Goods yet
which will be sold at exceedingly low prices. Bon
nets, Ribbons, Silks DeLains Marinoes dress goods
generally Comforts, knit sacks for children, Hoods
satches, Umbrellas &C., and large lot of prints thai
we must sell at some price. Dec. 81, 1854.
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Attachmenf Notice.

Al my instance, an attachment was this day issued
by Clinton Young, a Justice of the peace Of Hiram
township, Portage County, against the property and
effects Of William Whalen, a NONRESIDENT Of saiC
county, for the of five dollars and twenty cents,
March 2, lS55-32-3w* GEORGE 4. HOUGHTON.
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Moneys Distribut'd i'm Townships.

According to promise we publish below
a table showing the amounts of money paid
to the several townships of Portage county,
during the month of February, 1855. The
table is one of Salhe, and our readers would
do well to preserve 1t for reference. We
shall keep it standing for two or three
weeks, that ample opportunity be given to
examine IL
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], \, R0STMICK g. cos, ADv,S,

John H. BOSTWICK d. Co., have still
u on hand fine assortment of Ladies' Caters and
Shoes of all kinds We direct attention particularly
toour Cutters. ltiF from perfect knowledge of the
fact that we make this assertion that we can and will
sell the best French Lasting Cater for dollar and
ffty cents that can be found in Ravenna. All who
wish TO satisfy themselves Of the fact call at
store.
Dee. 27, 1854,
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CHESTER nj. Trusdall,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the SUBJ
IN scriber, has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministratrix on the estate of Charles NJ. Trusdall
late of Freedom, in Portage county, deceased.
BETSEY NJ TRUSDALL,
Preedom March 10 is55-91-3w+
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dissolution. NJ The co. partnership

~ heretofore existing between WIN. d. Durham and
William Gardner, in the Boot, Shoe and Leather bus
iness, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business will hereafter be continued by John Gillis,
in the store-room formerly occupied by Durham &
Gardener; and William Gardner will do business il
the first room east
All those having unsettled accounts with the late
firm Of Durham & Gardner, are requested to call and
settle the by note cash without delay. Sete-
ment to be made with VIM. d. Durham, or in his ab.
sence William Gardner. WIN. D. DURHAM,
Rasehha, March. 6, 553w WILLIAM GARDNER.
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or At Cleveland, last week, SAMUEL.
STRAwDER Esq.,of Ravenna, was admitted
to practice as an Attorney in the circuit
Court Of the United States. Mr.. Straw
DER is we'll read and experienced lawyer.
Persons having business in the above named
court, will find him prompt and accurate in
all transactions within the scope of his pro-
,fsssion. NV asass.
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For Sale,

LOT and small House with four
- II good rooms and buttery, \ good Cistssn,
G.gA Barn and plenty Of good Grated barring Erslt
Trees. l-+-Egs 2 y : 1lH SO - Z. iE
Said lot situateon sycsmour S., one let south Of
Main. For particularsenquire Of r. r. KINasBuRY.
Raxenna, March % .1e54. nv eHa 81 4B7.tf ~
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RANSOM A. GILLETT
Removal.
NbCNNVNWHs,
BOSTWICK. Having re.


GRIFFIN g. B0STWICK, Having re.
VI moved their Furniture to their new roo ms in the
Phoenix Block, (drecuy over Bostwick's dry goods
Store are prepared to wait their customers any
thing in their line, stock consist In part follows
face to face, suits the young exacy Mahngany chairs
Marble Top Tables Quartetand card tables, what
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools, foot stools, &c,
Also, u fine lot of Hall Stands, they are beauty.
Alsoa splendid lot ofLooking Glasses from Is S6
Also, Pictures and Picture Frames.
fine lot OF Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses
our Hair Mattrasscs are manufactured in own vi
cinty, tby Mr.. McLain. OF RoOtstown,) and we war.
rant the Hair to be the first quality oflong Horse ar;
the Husk and cotton, are coming into general in
many plsess.
Also, plenty OF fBcdsteads with Hnkloy's Suspen-
sion Bed Bottom. These beds have been thor
Oughy tried and all who have used ihein are pleased
with them, We have improved the bottom by maxi rg
them thicker than at first, sell them from 81,
stead, should buy at least forthcmselves and we
assure them they will buy no other after.
We have full assortment of common furniture,
cane seat chairs Of all kinds, f1om S5 and upwards
bureaus fro SO and upwards, Stands 81 so and up.
wards, and some cord beds cheap If people will have
them, Tables SO, and other work in proportion.
We have been at considerable expense in fitting VI
our rooms, aud We invite all to call and what
have. We know we sell as cheap, to say the leas
Oft, as in Cleveland elsewhere: If the people
satisfied that this is the case, will they sustain room
fthis Kind by purchasing at home All work pur.
chased in the village, will be dcvercda the House
| the purchaser 4Jj-tf
! Ravenna, March II, 1854.
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The GENIUS OF THE WEsT.-The March
number of this Magazine contains large
amount of original and interesting reading.
One Of the best articles is that upon the Ori-
gin and Progress of Printing" H.#..I
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A GRICULTURAL NOTICE-The reg.
II ular meeting OF the Board of Government, of the
Portage County Agricultural Society, will be held al
the ONCE Of the farmers Insurance Co., in Ravenna
on Friday the Sd day of April, 1855, at ten O'Clock A.
M. mar2l-33-2w =. b, CONANT,
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OIC WOII kIIUf VIII
L. Cottage Hill Farm, situated 81 miles east of Ra-
VIENNA, on the Warren road containing 437 acres of
first rate land. About 275 acres of 1t is under good
improvement, and the balance in good timber 10 md
Seventy acres of the farm Is ood bettom land and
well adapted for meadow. The soil lie generally loam
The farm is usually we'll watercd with good living
springs, The Mahonng river runs through the whole
length Of It, II is under first rate fence. There is
good ORCHARD and abundance of other fruit trees
The buildings consist of very fine stone house, with
all conyenienees of wood-house, water, etc. - The
house s "a by 46 feet with an ell LEO feet long Also
Two good barnsone SO by 40 feet the other Sc by SO
feet with shed S4feet long "a 4 "A laa 3iI5Es 81
Also good horse barn and carriage house, 50 by 81
feet with good well of water in the barn.. All the
buildings were thoroughly painted last Spring. M
This IL q good opportunity for those who 01wish to
purchase one of the best stock farms In the county
s well calculated for either cattle or sheen aud
adapted for grain. The situation s fine, and the coun-
try GROUND very healthy. Terms viii be made
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New ArFangclnellt.

V'HE Subscriber having taken the old
l. stand Of Durham 4 Gardner, 2. doors east of the
brick block in Rayenna intends to continue the BooT
SHoE and LEATHER business in allits branches.
Keep on hand, to meet the wants of his GUS
toners, ageneral assortment in The Boot and Shoe line
Of all kinds of both eastern and home made work. and
most kinds OF Leathcr Lnings, Findings, Lasts, &c.
Alhome made work will be the best material that
can be procured and having engaged the services of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter in some Of the best establishments Ia the
country, he atters himself he furnish his custo.
with any article in the Boot and Shoe line, that
will compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west
Cash, Veal Skins and most kinds ofproduce taken in
payment
s kavenna, March IA, 1s55-3o-tf JOHN GILLIE.
sR OUNTYa Ian DS-- The undersigned, is
~ prepared 70 make applications for land warrants,
under the act OF Congress Of 1855, allowing 60 acres,
TO any person who has served in any Of the wars
Those who have nctarsady received warrant fer 100
acres areentited 70 much will max
H. n. Stevens or myself will be In attendance at my
c11ee In Kaveuna, at all tmes. ~ -...- !.
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[ITE viii Give a few atiicles that can IN

Dress trimmings, Collars, Undersleeves, Laces, Edg-
ngs white goods of all kinds, Linens Hosiery, Gloves,
Wells, Cords, Tassels, Buttons Zophy Worsted, Shirt
Flannels, Lnngs, Checks, Stripes, Tickings, Jeans,
Satinnets, Gassimeres Doc skins, Broad Cloths, Car
PETS Oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs, Ribbons, Ronnets, cur
tain Muslin, Comforts, Suspenders. Frnges, &c
Caters, Boots, Shoes, Groceries and Spices Crock
ery Glassware, devery thing that tho necessities Of
the people demand, e15 H.. s-, 4ses u X sEssf 4
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TOHN H. BOSTWICK g. Co., are in,

y ducug entirely new medicine to this part of the
country for curing colds, coughs, and consumptons
Wo have very little to do with patent medicines but
having had several aggravated cases of consumhton
cured duced to keep it to sell. 1t has indeed
done wondersfor several of relations and many OF
cur personal acQuaihtances.
ltis without doubt an honest medicine and very pal
eteablc 1t does not produce that nausea which an
over dose Of Ayers Cherry Pecora causes, and for
throat far exceeds all other medicines that has
been before public. Price one dollar per bottle
six for $500. Fry ii.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.--Elisb IT. Farrinoton

T EGAL NOTICE.--Elisb T. Harrington,
IL will take notice that Miranda a. Fenington, hi.
wife. on the 18th day Of March, 1855, fled N the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the county Of
Portage and State Of Ohio, her petition, which Is still
pending in said court, praying 10 be divorced from
her said husband aud for that purpose assigning for
cause in said petition, habual drunkness for more than
three years. and adultery the part and behalf Of her
said husband. RANNEY & TAYLOR,
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DOUNTY LANDS. The undersigned

RUUNTI LANDS. I'M Undersigned,
- having formed business connection with one oil
the most experienced lawyers and Pension agents in
Washington City, is prepared to precure Land War
rants, pensions, back pay, &C., for such may be
entitled thereto, upon the most reasonable terms His
charge for procuring land warrants will be only THREE
DOLLARS, payable when the warrant is obtained. II
no warrant fs procured, charge will be made.
Ravenna, March, 90. 1855 MICHAEL STUART.
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at my in
1 stance, writ of attachment this day issued by
Isaac Stowell, justice of the peace, in Nelson town
Ship Portage county, H the sum OF Thirty-two dollars
and twenty five CENTS against the goods chattles, rights
and credits Of Sylvester Taylor, Jun, abscondine
debtor.--S32 25. EDWIN ATWOOD.
Nelson, February %, ls55-3g-3w