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&C.. with all their accompanying evils, {Canccr ex
ceptcd no matter how severe ofhow long standing
The Catholicon far surpassos other remedies, In be-
ing more certain, less expensive, and leaving the sys
TEN in better condition. Letal interested call and
obtain phamphlct (frec) containing ample proof
from the most respectable sources. of the beneficial
suits of its use: together with letters from highly
perienced Physicians, who have used it in their prac.
tlce, and speak from their own observations. sA'
yNOTIcE TO THE UNFoRTuANTE FRMALE.-l feel it a
duty incumbent upon myself to declare publicly the
great blessing Dr.. Marchisis Uterine Cathoicon has
proved to me. For two years smy healthw miser-
able; i was almost unable to walk. Physicians pro-
nounced my case falling of the womb, extensive ul
ceraons, commencing with fuor albus. The pains,
irritation presraon, and the intolerable ptid dis
charge, rendered life burden. In this miserable con-
ditioh Dr. f. p. Newand recommended DR. Marchisi's
Uterine Catholicon. After taking four bottles find
mysefinperfect health. Gratitude for my restoration
makes ardently desire that all my sex aike unfor
tunate may find sure reiieffron this lnestimable med
icine. Sd ELIzABETu a .NEWLAND. lz,,t.tL tft'
No.19, West streets, Utica, N. Y.
The above statement know to be true. i fiig ga'f
F. P. NEwLAND, M. d., Utica, New York.
*.* would be gladto have a further supply. as
will eontinue as ii has given reiefln every instance
where properly taken. THOMAS NEWMAN, M, D. -
May 22d, 1854. Mt. Verion, Ind.
The Catholiconis doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene
htted 6utone--andt thatone nothing can help. E}etiG
I5Eiy I9 ys HeSEs VIM Lang MI aAPhETF n
Phamphlets to be had gratis at the store of Curtis
Hatch, Agent, Druggist, Ravenna, Ohio Sold by most
the leading Druggists In the adjoining countiesII rs
October "a, 1894 4s6o-m
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Turning cut stock Early.

Most farmers greatly injure their pasture
by turning their stock out upon them toe
early. They ought to wait until the grounc
has become so firm and compact that the
cattle will not poach it; and the grass should
be sufficiently high to give them good bite
without being obliged to gnaw down to the
roots. Woodland pastures are the only OK.
ception to this rule. On these it is No
matter how early stock is turned. The
grass here is not so valuable as on open
lands, and the leaves still upon the ground
OF the previous years forest growth, are gen.
orally sufficient to prevent its being poach-
ed; besides it is necessary to turn out earIv
on such pastures, in order to give the stock
the benefit OF the browse.
When the early grass is eaten off too
soon'it leaves the roots exposed to spring
trosts; and ifdry weather follows, the pas
lure will scarcely recover all summer. But
let the grass get good thick start and then
if not overstocket, it will keep growing till
late in sutum unless it happens to be partic-
larly dry. m
Sufficient attention is not paid to our pas
tures. They ought to be narrowed every
spring, with fine sharp-tooth harrow, all
the manure droppings beat fine, and grass
seed sown over all bare or thin spots. AT
tor this heavy roller may advantageously
follow
s.Spread salt over weedy or bushy places,
after cutting them off, and the stock aftel
this will gnaw the herbage so close as tc
prevent the future growth of the weeds, &c.
The following year such spots should be we Il
narrowed and grass seed sown thickly over
them, 1t would be we'll to keep the stock
off Of them until the grass has well set, they
may then be turnedon again. rr.
4. Good pastures pay as large an interest as
meadow or moving lands, and equally good
care should be taken of them.
Moving lands should never be pastured in
the spring; the hay crop suffers sadly ifthey
are. Amer. Agrscuburist.
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Corn Fodder.

The experience of the past winter, as well
as that Of 1S45, we would think would salts
fyevery farmer of the correctness of our re.
marks, heretofore, in relation to the cultiva-
tion of corn as a fedder Cattle, from the
reserve, have not only been sent to the
South part Of the State, but oven to Wis.
consin, to be wintered; and thousands upon
thousands of dollars been paid out, that n
little foresight might have saved at home.
Many Of our meadows have been grazed
IND moved until nearly exhausted, and the
addition of a drought completes the ruin, and
starvation, or removal to foreign region
follows. Many farmers, for want of feed,
have lost their choicest stock of cattle and
sheep; and indeed in some localities, near.
ly whole focks of sheep have perished.
y Food, as we have heretofore stated, is the
fuel that keeps up the internal heat of the
body. II that is wanting, an animal dies
With half the cold that it would if well fed.
When, like the past winter, protracted, in
= tense cold, is accompanied by scarcity of
food, death must necessarially follow.
A. An acre Of corn, well drilled in, will pro-
dduce from ten to twelve tons of corn fodder,
equ@llyas good as hay for any cattle, and
for mich cows far better.
Wheat drills could easily be changed SO
as to drill corn--the lard is left light, and
fFmooth--the seed newly sowed, aud buried,
the crop cut in the fallwhen labor is plenty,
ana other work not as pressing, or as high
az IN haying tins; and, by this rotation, the
aikalies that are required for grass, are al.
lowed time to replenish, and what is of vast
Importance. the cattle can be kept at home.
andsthe manure saved on the land.
The corn fodder can be cut, and put up in
shocks inthe field, and stand, like other
corn stalks, till needed to Be fed out. There
isno danger of moulding, il pot 10 4 little
green. n. free circulation Of sir i allowed |
while standing In shocks.
-sAnacrsl Of land, 50 cultivated, would have
produced fodder enough to have saved many
farmer ten tines the expense and labor
the past winter. Who will tfS III and rive
= the rasulsl 0Aie Farmer.
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Stoves! Stoves!
fNHE subscribers keep on hand an

THE subscribers keep on hand and are
L constantly receiving the largest and best assort
tnent of Stoves in this county; among which, some
new patterns of Cook Stoves not before introduced
The King of Stoves has very large clev ted oven, ca
pable of baking six loaves at once, has six boiler
holes il perfect in all its operations, aud is decidedly
one of the most splendid Stoves in use. The United
States hasulso 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
ness to be proof against cracking and is altogether
ofthc best Stoves in market. The Genesee Valley is
4 new and beautiful elevated oven Stove, Of smaller
size than the Others and will recomend itself to those
wishing cheap and convenient Cook Stove.
We also keep most of the old patterns Of Stoves
such as the Empire State, Bangup, Cobb's Elevated
Oven, Clinton Air-Tght, Western, True American
and others, we have not time TO mention. ...s.
Those Wishing good Stove will do well 10 give us o
call at our tStove room at the old stand formerly
cupied by c. Prentss, one door west of the Prontss
House. BEoKLEY d. RAwsoN.
RayenDa, Juno, I, 1854 r
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NOT PARTICLE OF MERCUhyIN IT. n,
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder
A N INF'ALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofu-
n la, Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Obs, nate Cutane-
Blotches, Boils, Chroic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm Of
Tetter, Seald Head, Enlargement and 1 in of sthe
Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphili Disorders
Lu mbago, Spiual Complaints, ,and all Diseas arising
from an nludcious ercury, mprudenc in Life,
or Impurity of the Blood. ~ nl7st3
| TFTbis great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
Blood is now usedb thousands fgratefu paentsfrem
parts of the United States, who testify daily 10 the
remarkable cures performed by the all med
| icines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.n .Neu-
,algia, Rheulhatism, Scroua, Erurtons the Skin,
Liver Diseases Fever, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of
plants. Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
| timabc remedy. 81 - y 1a.t ~. -tS
Forall diseases of the blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. II oeanses thesystem ef
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Live
and Kidneys, strengthens the DigestioB gives tone to
Stomach makes the skin cear and healthy, and res.ores
the Constitution enfecbled BY disease ort down
by the eXcesses of youth, to its pristine yigor and
strength.
For the Ladies' it is incomparably better than allhs
cosmetics ever used. few doses Of CARTER's SPAN-
MITTrnE will remove all sallowness ofeompleNion,
bring the manting to the check give elasticity to
the stop, and improve the general health in remark
able degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of
The large number # certificates which we have rec
ceived from persons from all parts ofhe United States,
is the best evidence that there is no Huinbug about 1t.
The PRESS hotel keepers magistrates, and
public men, well known 10 the community, all add
their testimony to the wonderful effects of this GKEAT
RLO0DpURiFIER. 'tE *nN-HF5 'L,
Gallon be agent and get circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful this Truly greatest OF ali
Medicines has performed 5set a ,,.f IN
None genuine un less signed BlNNETT & BEERS,
Proprietors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Va. to
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must be adj
dressed taA - p! t&Sl4H ssi@
And for sale by I. Swift, and C. Hatch, Ravenna;
Waun & Wilson, Deerleld; ID. lSestwiek, Edinburgh;
]. w. Gone, FRANKLIN Mills; G. d. G. R. Harmon,
Aurora; o. E. Drake Freedoms; PsrsoHs g. Root,
Wiudham, all Dealers ip Medicines everywhere,
Ravenna. Nov. s2, 1854. 'SF"t7sa ly.s
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8 ,...,,.Iy YAHEih a51E,. yoSS,a S1M1n 1n,o sts !
WIN. r.. IohnsOn
oURGICAL AND MECHAN-

TIM = - ICAL DENTIST will perform allep-I Q
AI1b erations connected with profession In the
most approved style or A odern Dentistry. Teeth from
one to full sets inserted single in blocks, IN nam
ner that will avoid that uBnaturai appearance too
common in Dental Substitutes. Mr.. y, INTENDS ma
king Rayenna his permanent residence, and guaran-
tee satisfaction TO all those who may favor him With
their patronage ohlee over +. w. Seymours Store
RrFyEREGcs Chat mag be consulted by letter othi
erwise DrK. shcldon, Troy, Geauga eounnty; Drs.s
Harlow CARTS, and Vincent, r. Taylor and Q. T.
RaVenna May !, 1854 as asa, .sisti 81 403-ti
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AtWateP Seminary.
THE Winter Term of this institution

THE Winter Term of this Institution, To-
l. Gated in Awater, Portage county. o., the Cleve-
land d Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday. December 9th, and continue eleven weeks,
under the charge ofts present Principal, Mr.. Z. b.
FAlRCHlLD, assisted by Miss j. II. BARTON; both
from one of the leading Educational Institutions in
Massachusetts.
TERMs.-For common English Branches, $500
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French
Languages, 4,5O
Instrumental Music (extra) including use of In
strumeut, 1000
Pencil Drawing, 600
Good boarding can be had in private families, at
very reasonable rates.
The Board ofTrustces beg leave to assure the pub.
lie, that this Institution is recognized permanent
basis and affords facilities for thorough instruction in
the various branches, surpassed by other similar
Institution, in Ohio.
1t is under the control ofcompetent Instructors, who
have had much experience Teachers in one Of the
hrst Educational Instutonsin Mass, and who will de-
vote their best efforts TO promote the moral and in
tellectual welfare of those whose instruction is com
mittedto their charge.
For particulars please address the Principal, or
LYMAN HINMAN, )
ORRIN BALDWIN, : Trustees.
AMBROSE CULVER,>
Atwater, Nov II, 1854. asst.
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Attention ,Fea acllcrs-.-W -WiImor s
z..ss ,,t,a,. ECLECTIC CHART, OF
E N G LISH GRAMMER. The Author

H N G L s II GRANIMER.-T Author
~ having secured the copyright of the above work,
according TO law, happy to announce to the teachers
OF the country that his large and splendid chart
In process Of publication and will soon be present.
Cd by Mr. Wilmot or his Agents, for the considera-
ton OF such teachers desireo render the study OF
Grammar peculiarly INTERESTING and EASY for the
pupil. T--syNa~
This work is the fruit Of yearsof toll and investi-
with reference to teaching RAPrDrTy, Accuracy
and INTEREST, THE EoLEcTIc CIIART was FIRST intro
ed however, that an eforts being made 10 Introduce
chart somewhat similar to his own, but yet com-
paratively yswoRTHLEss The undersigned would advise
Teachers booksellers and all persons Interested In cd
ucatonai fcform. to await the publication ofNWii-
mot's Eclectic Chart,'' which Is ONLY LEGITIMATE
thing OF the kindin the country. ~ F0E
The copyright OF the above work being secured All
personsare hereby forbidden the publication thereon
unless by special arrangement with the author.
Y r 1esssgf --'-ss4 Z. O. sWILMOT
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DRY GOODS, &C.
STOVES for. the PeoDIef

r. s! CLUTE, would say totAe people Of
al llnyennA and vicinity, that he epninnes 70 carry
on the Copper Tin and Sheet Iron bnsness IN an II
branches and will furnish good Narc n anyother
estabshmen and as cheap too. He will pay especial
atteftioI 10 thu nuiactdrng putting up OF Rave
Tronghs aud will do all work In that line as cheap and
a "leete'' better than any Of the some horse" Tin
shops travelling aboptthe country. .y.s.ss IA, N
All wares made and sold at this establishment, VIII
be Of the very best materials, and adonein the mos
work manlik manner ane warranted. he intends e
keep on hand generni assortment Of STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, offhe very laiesi and best patterns
and at prices that defy competition. Old Copper, Brass
Pewter, Rags, and most kinds Of country produce
ceived Ia payment Repairing Of all kinds done OF
short h0tcetA e e'E rilt ltti E.E.a1t q 4FtG lzI
His shop Is on the south side Of Main ST. Just aeros
from the Phtpuix Block, Rayenna, Ohio. Just call Ii
and satisfy YOURSELF gentlemen as 70 the quality o
work and prices. JOHN s.. CLUTE.
Raxenna, Sept. II, 1854. l.. =. 4s4-lf n
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VESTS

Just receited: black satin fancy silk, cloth, cashmere
and tweed vests which be had at the lowest posi-
bic rates. i = NO. 8, PHOENIX HLOCh.-
October lIth, 1854. .; ......s--..- a.. =
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X HATCH is now receiving another large supply
j. offresh Drugs, Medicines Paints, and Oil direct
from New York. which he offers ut his usual low termt
cnrn nnsh
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LIVER COMPLAIN,

DYSPEPSIA. Jaundice. Chronic 3or sNer
| ~ vous Debrity Dtsaose of tba Kidna;. "a ~,
Diseasse arsifo fron n nisoraaraS Tiver ~ %,sn.
sncb AZ inward Piies FnInass =, nid
10 the Head Gcidity Of lie Stomach. Nansea Heoss.
hnrn DIsgtst far Rood FpIInass nS N, az ~.
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations. sinkins or Ftterins n
the Pi of the Stomach 6f tbs pI., o.
Rod and nidcmIi Rra5tb;pa Eintcr; eaa{ .e ma.
Choking or Suaocatin@ Sensatnns wEeS n .fu 1sssL
nosture Dimuess saf Visin,, nats a. WI W. ~ = !ins
sigbt Fever and Iuli Pn;n in tbe HaS oeo.e the
III pernsration YeiIownass oc tho
in Inc Side Back rbest L,nibs n esst ~ asn
az of Heat Rurnia in tLe EIas I riush
of evil and Great 5lanrasoo., fsri;t inaSihingS
Gan he eSectnJIa, ,a,ag Il, III = w
ermas Bittsgs' prepareG 5y Dr ~ ce.eore.sa .eosa
No 100 Arch IA e HiiadsIp;g ~ a ~ ~ fAeHJ
Tbcir ncwer evsr ,he aLnpa dis,,sos -, ,,
81, py any other preparation IN the United
as ne many cases after skil
iiuasn p;,tsss % - al, = I.e .I...,.y. 4 al.
posaessina roat yitna y 'to th Pti9 81 invahas.
oasas II lie Iiycr atG nssa ~ asr
most seareino nowers III sd SS"egrcas,ng ns
the digsstiye araons SeN aye a
nleasant S]E pt9iF1T ~ 1900 - ~ ~ aiH anu ahu
p'ea'"" nr.n ,o,,,vo. fe46 a1iiS
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO!s O!s'ots's
John Hoffman, Jeromesvilie Ohio Nav 30tl1 Iesa,
said. write to state for your satisfaction, and slsc
for that Of Others that your German Bters lis wiiatyn
recommend il tobe, a highly valuable medicine ,wiieS
tire satiseton Ali who It give ths san
Recommendation. - ~, ~, - s-'s '"sAe
btteps aSym ~ 1e1s say
ed from sources in whfchT placed much ceSSdns
ordered four bottles from Cleveland One of them
10 nd IrSuAn ~
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sash aud blinds.

THE subscribers keep constantly on hand
l. Window Sash of nearly all sizes manufacturedin in,
the neatest and most substantial manner, and viii
make TO order Blinds the shortest notice.o Theyin
yite those in want these arclesto call and examine
their manufactures before purchasing elsewhere, iui
Shop few rods directly North of Unnio Block, near
Parmele's Steam Mill. .A -l BRoWE& & SPARR.
THE CHEST-Medicated Fur Chest Pro.
/ / tectors For sale by C.HATCH.
Nov. 90, 1854. A*S1 siAA5ea
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ESAVENNA BOOK STORE.

THE largest assortment of Books and Sta
L tioner! ever offered to the citizens Of Portage
county, will be found at the Rnvenna Book Store, on
Main Street, OF posite the Preutiss House.
ROOKS-School books Of every kind used
- in this section, Also standard works, Histories,
Poetry, Tales, miscellaneous works, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Juvenile Books, Primers, &e. ' F.
STATIONERY-Every style and variety
~ 'srom the most common, to the most supurb
WALL PAPER-"he largest and most
w elegant stock of Wall Paper, all styles and pri
ces, with Border to match, ever offered in Portage
county The stock is purchased of the nufaetures,
and may be relied on for strength and durability.
EANCY GOODS-A beautiful stock and
i stock and extensive variety of Fancy Goods Toys,
&c, Tor old and young.
DERFUMERY-A ID large and elegant stock
of Harrison's choicest Perfumery always on hand.
NANDIES.-A full assortment, warrante; (;
" 10 be made from the best materials. 'T '''.
CODA FOUNTAIN--A Soda Fountbin
~ in superb order will be in constant play during
the hot days of Summer.
WILLOW WARE-A good stock twill
w low Ware constantly on hand, embracing Wag-
ons, Chairs, Basket, &c.
DOWDER-Coarse and fine Powder, best
quality, Shot, Caps, Pitts, &c.
DIRD CAGES-The best assortment of
ID Bird Cages in the county; Bird Seed, Fish Bone,
Bathing Dishes, and all the 'ixins.'' '"
DOCK BINDERY--Bo Binding in eve
ID ~ variety and style, done on short notice. The
Bndery has of Hickok's first class Ruling Machines
Blank Books ofevery variety ruled;to order-poriodi,
calls bound, old books rebound and every branch of
the business attended to in the best manner.
RAVENNA BOOK STORE,
Mays f85f. oppositeth the PrentiSs House, Main st.
GLOCKS, a good assortment for sale
" cheap at So. RIA. BAIRD g. Co.'S.
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iDagMerreOtypes.

MATTHEW'S Daguerien Rooms, at Sey-.
WI .anr,s FLOCK, on Main st. The rooms are
Ierse aoS pleasant ard The arrangement Of light for
taxing good clear and dnd n the
full manner cannot be excslled No 'S. az mine
Every variety, style and anish fossesfor
en- hand. ~ s.-,-l..C k,sFa nt y l6sts
Persons wishing to send their iikenesses 20 Inea
pose. 5.,-s.s,rg r WIN. d. MAIInEWc. a
Ravenna August 90, '54. .-F 5,H w 477-tf2f
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Twelve lines or less, one insertion, . s!
- " two &" y
three l o.
" each additional insertion, p
liberal discount from these rates, will be made tc
those who advertise by the year.
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AarmamaE. !
s., Sarsy SOUS Imoroye. pefmapeut

SAS6r Sous Improve, permanently
your sandy soils, by hauling on, and spread
ing as much clay as win change their con-
stitutionai texture, and give them that CO.
hssibility, the want of which is the radical
cause Of their unproductiveness. This la
bor may be performed at intervals of leisure,
and with almost equal facility, at ell seasons
ofthe year.
MANURE Your PoTAroEs WITH PLASTER
AND AsHEs.--Whether specific for the po-
tatoe rot will ever be discovered, is yet an
unsolved problem. One thing, however, is
certain. As the ashes of the potato show
that aIkali enters largely into its compost.
ton, to make it healthy, and insure good
crops, ashes are required. One part plaster
and two parts ashes, put in the hill when
planting, will well repay the farmer.
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IRON of every kind and size; Cast, Cor
man and Spring Steel, Steel Srings, Axols, wagon
Boxes, cast and wrought Iron Anys solid box Vices,
Sledges, wrought Nuts and Washers, Horse shoe Nails
and Nail rods at a,..., EFT. RICHARDSON.
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M MULEY and Sash, Mill Saws, Cross Cut,
Ill Tennor and Circular Saws, of all sizes, Hand,
Rip and Back Saws of the very best quality aud finish,
at EFT. Richardson,
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DANTS-Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Satinets aud Tweeds of all colors and sizes, which
will bc sold at small advance from cost, at s.
NO 3, PHOENIX BLOCK,
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CARPENTERS, JOINERS, Coopers and
" all kinds of Mechanic Tools and those Of the est
quality; Cutlery ofeyery description, curtain Bands
and fixtures, Paint Mills, style Bush Scythes and
IN fact most every kind of goods usually found in
Hardware Store, buttoo numerous to mention here to
which most respectfully invite the attention Of the
public. No. 9, Phenix Block, Rayenna, Ohio.
August 90, 1854. 'gs EFT RICHARDSON q
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SEOsaSG Keepers,

MATT A NOTWITHSTANDING more
w coming in the shape of selfheatng smooth
ing Iron. With handful or two of charcoal, rer-
son can do the Ironing for ordinary sized family, it
saves tine inconv enience of heating up stove, the
The time with Irons either too hot too cold and the
very unpleasant necessity Of working in swelterng
heat from Stove, is generally the where Irons
heatinthe old way, youhaye only to try them to be
convinced. For sale at BEtKLEY e. RAwsoN's.
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EOR CHEESE MAKERS-We are ma
l. King naw kind of Vat for making Cheese. The
Heater is placed under the Vat, sothat it entirely
moves the objection that has been had to the other
kinds of heaters whether the vat is full, half full
quarter full of water it works equally well, there
being no danger of muring the heater by fire. 1t will
pay you to call and see them, whether you buy not
Kept on hand and made TO order at
June /. BEcKLEY E. RAwsoN,s.
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CHAIN and Cast Iron Pumps, 3-S, 10, 3-f
y Land i in Lead pipe, Sheet Zinc, spelters Bar
Tin, Rivits, &c. E. T. RICHARDSON.
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Ravenna, Nov. 10Th. 1854.
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CtARPENTERS. JOJNERS. Coont

CARRIAGE { and Harness Trimmings, Pa
~ tent Hub Band and Patent Leather, constantly on
hand, at sr - ,,s.a.as..g 5.s RIcHARDsoN's.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-11

RIFLE Barrels and Trimmings, Shot Guns,
III and Revolvers. E.T. RIcHARDsoN