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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

! Louisa Russell, Alvina Bartholomew and William
Bartholomew, legal representatives Of Albert Bartbol
omew, ,deceased. late OF Blkfsi, Walworth Co. Iowa,
nonresidents the State OF Ohio VIII take notice that
ON the ID day OF September, A. ID. 1885, Frank d.
Russell Of said Albert Bartholomew,
deceased od his petition In the Probate Court In the
Co Inty OF Portage and State OF Ohio; the object and
prayer ofwhch % ID be empowered 70 complete con-
tract IN writing made and entered ihto by sad Albert
Bartholomew n hts life tme, to.wit: on the igh day
of April, 1850, with one Lorenzo D. Bates of Atwatef,
the safe Of certain tract lot OF land situate In
Atwater, Portage Co., Ohio, being part of the south
half mile center square, 500, payable at sta
ted periods tbcreafter; which amoiit has been fully
paid up BY said Bates, and Daniel w Hitherto whom
said contract has been assigned by said Bates. The
prayer OF said peton Is that said Administrator may
be empowered by said Court 70 make Huyer Decd OF
said premises 10 pursuauee Of said eolnpact. The
petition will be for hearing the End day Of October
a. ID. 1855. J.b.& H. @. RANNEY, =
Senteln ber Z. 1856 81 Att'ys for Petitcner.
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Execution Of a Bow.
l Correspondence Of the New Orleans Delta.

~ [Correspondenee Of the New Orleans Delta. lf.a
ALEXANDRIA. La, August ~. ~ !.
The execution Of the boy Frank, for the
murder of Rev. j. s. Weems, took place
ON Friday last, the oath inst. 1T is strange
to say that the majority of the. citizens of
Alexandra; and, in fact, the inhabitants al
round, were anxious to see him, executed;
and on the fataLday when it came 10. pass
there was not adozen people there! Some
drove forty miles to witness this painful
drama, but he was executed and buried by
the time they came toAlexandria. On the
tlaybefofe he was called to face death, some
gentlemen visited him, and propodhded ques
tions to him but his answers were, and
could be no other than childish. He was,
I believe only ten years old. The gentles
men told him that the Sheriff was TO hang
him on the next morning-and asked him
what he thought Of it, and whether he had
made his peace with God, and why he did
not pray! His answer was Ishave been
hung many q time!'' He was playing all the
time 10 the jail, never once thinking that
death was soon to claim him as his victim.
To show you how chiid's mind ranges
when about to die, will mention thatwhen
upon the scaffold, he begged to be permitted
| to pray--which was granted--and then be
be ccrnnaenced to cry! Oh! what horrible
| sight itwasl ~ s*
Yes, and what shameful sight il was fol
thepeople Of louisiana, that hanging Of !
boy ten years old! If the people in that re
gion burn afew more negroes and hang
few more children they will be thesenvy .
every Camanche Indians who iibsBis th,
State OF Texas. Al
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A. HART,
Chairman Dem. Cen. Ex. Com.

aSLATE RaUFs.--The Commissioners are
patting slate roof on the Court House and
Jail. Probably the cheapest roofing, in the
long run, that could be put on Dem.
Yes. and while the Democrat and its party
friends m this place, are sdnctioning this
work, andIll the improvements and repairs
. That are being made upon the public build
ings, at tremendous cost to the County
Treasury, and while they strive still further
to increase the countyexpenditures, and con-
seduently the taxes of the people, by build
Ing an iron fence around the public square,
at scost Of 1000, o. p. BRowN, and the
stumpers Of that party, are trayersing the
lcoanty, and striving tomake political capital
out of this increased expenditure and taxa.
tion. Let the people mark the knayery Of
these political demagogues. There is"sone-
thing rotten in Denmark"
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R. o. HAMMOND, sao,a,or;as
J. H. Nichols, :

AWARDS TO AMERIcANs.- The Paris cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune states
that the iuries Of the Exhibition have about
finished their labors, and the following
awards are reported to have been made %
Americans,
"To Nc Ccrmick treaper,u q gold medal; p
Nanny g Atkins reapersa silver medal; to
Singers sewing machine, the highest pre-
MUM on sewing-machines; to Richmond s
boiler iron cutting machine, silver medal;
to Ladd & Co. s pianos, a silver medal; to
Fowler & Preterre. dentists, silver medal
(the highest.on dentistry; to Pitts thresh-
ing machine, gold medal. s a4
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ncallocratlc Nyeetings.

twill be seen that Democratic meetings
are sppointed for number of townships ~
the county. Thete..will be no failure for want
Of speakers. Our friends will, therefore,
confer.a . tavorby making arrangements for
the meetings announced. Let every Demo
crat come out and bring his neighbor with
him. The meetings that have already been
held have been fortbe most part we'll attend.
ed, and the Democracy Of old Portage ore
waking up to their true interests.
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GA Virginia paper says that while
President PnRcE was standing near the bo-
tel at which he had taken rooms, q little
chap, Of few summers, anding his hat-band
unbuckled, went up 70 the President and sc-
costed hin. ';Fix my hat, band, sJ,s "What
Is your namefr said the President, "DeBree
-" "Do you know met" "Yes, you
are the President" said Young America,
"fix my hat. band" The President fixed bis
hat band, and then Young America went to
his play ,eontented and happy, that he too,
was the President's apeer."
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LeRaI Notice.

-TUcY Q. Baldwin, Lois Kaoifboam.
III RH Kaaifboam, Benjamin. Baldwin, Joseph Bald.
Wn, David Baldwin, EmeTelte Baldwin, T1mOihy Rald-
win and LYDIA BaldW In heirs AZ Law and legal rep
Tesentavea Of David BALDWIN, late Of the county oi
SUN lt In the State OF Ohio deceased win take noiie
that Lydia Underwood Administrator Of the said David
Baldwin, deceased, hled sgapstthsm In the Court d
Pr0bate Of Portage county, Ono, on the It'll day Of
September, A. ID. 1855, his peion, which is SUI pen
ding In said court the Object aud prayer thereof being
70 obtain from said court for said petitioner power
and authority 10 convey BY deed TO Samson Lee the
part of said heirs and log al representatives certain
land IN the village of MoRAdore In said county OF Por-
tage, being land c0nyeyediby William Honey win
and wife 10 David Baldwin BY deed dated March 5th,
Isle particularly described 10 said petition. pursuant
the OF written contract entered into by the
said David Baldwin and tbe said Samson Lee on the Cd
day OF April, A. D. l653,ct (. 81.
Said cause will be Ter I1arng before said Probate
court ON the 10Th dav b lobsr, A. ID. 1855, at ten
o'clock, A. ~ ~ { I|.L.&H. o. RANNEY,
Ravehna, Sept. IS, I655-6-lN Ats,ys Tor Pet'r. .
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OF We clip the following cool specimen
from The Milwaukee Sentinel. We like it:
' A FUNNY FELLow.-An enterprisng ge.
MUS n,Albany, N. Y, sends US long ad-
vertisement of some quack nostrum, which
he would like to have us publish for year,
and send him q copy of the paper, SO that he
may be reminded Of the publication, and
"prepare to meet the bill at the end of the
quarter" We affectonately invite him to
call every day at the Albany Post Office for
the paper containing the first insertion.
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- III. e eli.
me annual ~ ar OF tne fortage county
Il. Agricultural Society viii be beid in Ravenna on
Thursday and FRIDAY, sept 27t aud 2ot, A. d. 1855.
All articles for preMiums must be registered on the
FIRST day, but should nobe brought on the ground until
the second day. ss IL ~, Is .IS
For list fpremiums see large Bills 4 IA :,
The Committees are as foliows: L;
On Horses.-L, "; Critteadon, WIN; r.SHazen, R. !.
Mason, Martin Burt and Geo. u. Conant.
On Neat Caltls-Jehn Martin, zenas Judd John NelR,
Wm Crooks and Hiram Giddngs.,,
On mich Cows-C Fuller, Alden Pease and Thos's.
Hough.% ,,t,s So ~ WA.
On Trains OF Oxen and Horses-Frienh Cook, E L
Williams and Samuel M Gilbert. ~
On sheen, Fine Wool-RJ Thompson, J6hh Smith and
LYMAN Farnhani. # r. - s@f, 'e9s H,{3 '@'3
On Sheen. Long WooI-R Miller, A n. Farr and
John Perkins. slAs ds5f q 80 n
On Mules aud SwineS Resclier, Isaac Davis and Ell
TGttle. .seiFf .e7
Dennis SatiiS % Mrs Austin Collins, Mrs 5 South.
WORTH 50 sffslafst @ $50 44
On cloths, class B &C e Harmon; VIM Holc6mb, Mrs
70 q slIarh,on, Mrs VIM Holcomb, Mrs Theodore
Clark, IS I'I tl72 tl'4 2f
On Butter, Cheese &e.-Wm, cooIman, \ G Jenkins,
csilbers. "'oS = = :
on Fruits and Fiowers-zT zTheodore Clark Robert Nc.
Cain, Mrs w w Hinman Mrs Robert Nc Miss
Julia a Canieid. IN &. ..3gz 5.,7
srigdsa, N speii@aS. -ss I
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1 County Fair.

The Portage County Agricultural Fail will
be held in Rayenna on Thursday and Fri
day, Sept 27th and 2sth: Asthis has been
season Of unparalleled abundance, and
plenfy has crowned ihe labors Of the hus,
bandman. we doubt not there win ben fine
exhibition. Let the farmers and mech hauics
u old Portage meet togethers and rejoice in
our common PROSPERITY.
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Democratic Senatorial COnVen


Pursuant to -aicaEl by the District Sena.
torial Convention, the Democrats of the
26lh Senatorial District met in Convention
at Franklin, Portage County, on Saturday
the 18th day Of Sept, 1855.
The Convention was organized by ap
pointing Hon. LUTHER DAY, Of Portage
Chairman, and R. o. HAMMOND, of Sum
nit and J. c. NICHOLS, OF Portage, Secrets
ries.
On motion a Committee on credentials
was appointed by the Chair, viz G. BAR.
RICK, w. D. BIEN and J. L. RAENEY. The
names Of candidates for Senator, were then
annnounced to the Convention. The Com.
mittee on credentials, made their report
which, on motion, was adopted by the Con.
Vention. ,r
The Convent n then proceeded. TO ballot
for candidate for Senator, which resulted
in the choice Of
BENZ. F. HOPKINS, Esq. of Portage.
Mr.. HorKINs being preseat, responded ia
the nomination, by accepting it with few
appropriate remarks.
On motion, a Senatorial Committee cor.
lsisting Of two from each county. was ap
pointed by the Chair, viz: E. G. MUNGER
and WM. MoNEL, OF Summit, and A. HART
and SAML. STRAwDER, of Portage.
On motion Of ]. G. BARRlcx, the Con.
vention adopted the Resolutions, passed by
State Convention, on the 8th of January
last. a., ltas lt .s.E ..!g. f.
Proceedings ordered to be published in
Convention adjourned sine die;
L. DAY, Chairman.
R R, 2 g N,onaes Mana0sD, Secretaries.
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Applcantscomin in amer any examination has com
menced will be expected to wait until the next day of
examination. --H Eat y
Each applicant will be expected 10 produce valid
certificate of moral character unless acquainted with
some member of the board.
Since winter schools need more competent teachers
than most summer Schools much higher standard oi
Qualifications will be requiredto enttle applicants to
certificates than at tho spring examina,tOns.
Many who received certificates hen, will ha rejected
this fall unless they show good degree Of advance
ment. E.H4 y
We shall expect applicants not only to manifest a
ready efficient knowledge the different branches but
they must also evince by plain familiar explanations,
a competent skill to mpart that knowledge to pupils
We give this timely notice of our purposes and de-
signs, In order that all may be duly warned Of what
awaits them Let think oftrying to procure cer
tfcates unless they give good rational explana-
tons of all the general elementary principles oftc diff
ferent branches required by law.
Especially do Teachers need Frightening on read
ing, orthography and grammer.
For your sakes we hope Won will heed these sug
gestions. =, Jh PlCkETT, , Board
'E.st 's serFE.. tOP BROWN, Of
Scpi-4- PB CONANT. } Examiners.
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TllamAs.

Mr.. HENRY GARDNER, of Freedom, bro't
us some very fine large melons few days
since. The garden where they grew, must
have, not only fertile soil, but the best, Of
culture. If our young friend who brought
us these, continues through life to be as en-
terprising in business as he is at present, he
will never know what the word "failure''
meahs. Success to him. ~. .sa.
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Cleveland a. Pinsburg Rail Road
~ Half Fare.

4 The Portage Democrat is very bitter against
Mr.. DURANp, Superintendent Of the G. & P
Rail Road, because he refused to carry pas
.sengers for half fare to attend the Chase
meeting at Cleveland. Is not the Democrat
a little unreasonable! Are passengers going
to attend Fusion meeting any better than
@other peoplet We think Mr.. DURAND did
right. He acted fairly and impartially, just
as an honest, upright business maA should
do.
A railroad company is not body formed
for electioneerfhg purposes. and If its d6dcefs
should at any time make it such, they Would
deserve the censure Of every honest fndn in
the community. In refusing halffa tick.
etsto the Fusionists, he did Just what he
would do to the Democrats, or the adherents
Of any ether political party. and for his firm
mesa and his impartiality, deserves approea-
ton rather than censure. .ss
We do not say this because we have, any
particular partialty for Mr.. DuRAsD. hast
Fall, when every other editorlin this region
was passed Upon the G. &P. Railroad free,
we were refused, and were compelled to pay
full fare; 80 that no one, we think, will
charge US with being bfbed, or anything oI
That sort. We are always willing, however,
to do man justice when he has done his
duty, and we think, as Mr.. DuRAND has ta-
ken straightforward and honorable course
in this matter Of half fare to the Chase meet.
ing. that the censures Of the Democrat are
uncalled for Rdunjust. .
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W The corner stone Of an imEaense
granite monument commemorative of the
landing OF the Pilgrims in 1920, is to be laid
at Plymouth on the lsl 0! August, 1866
Thirteen years is the maximum Of time al
lowed for 10 construction, and it is'expected
to be one Of the most magnificent monumen-
tai structures in the world. S .Hass
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GF It is stated. says the Boston Post,
that dry goods frm in that city, divided
$4,000 among the clerks. in August, being
the amount of profits Aecruing in that month
over and above the per centage which the
firm had fixed as limit of what they wish.
ed to make. tt,1 irNj ~ li14i { q ~
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s0e7- In the line of fruit we have been most
bauntifully supplied this season. Among
the varieties which have been handed us, we
have received two peaches from free grow
ing in the garden Of Mrs. SKINNER, Of this
place, one of which weighed nine and the
other eight ounces. These, we think, are
about the largest we have ever seen of this
kind Of fruit.
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or Further returns from Texas render il
almost certain that the Democrats have e.
lected their Governor by 5000 majority, Sc
cured the Lieutenant Governor, both Hous-
es Of the Legislature, and both members ot
Congress.
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AN OBSOLETE SAW that you can't catch
an old Bird with Chaf; for recently,a Mr..
BenjaTnin Bird, a bachelor aged 70 years,was
married at the Roman Catholic church, on
Fifth street. Cincinnati, Ohio. to Mrs. Julia
Chat, buxoIn widow Of 80. ,+a 4
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Ernzlkiira.

JuDeE DAY. ]. L. RANEY, and n. Z.
JErTRIEs Esqs., addressed meeting Of the
citizeps &c TrAnklin. lAst Saturday evening,
upon the political question: Sfthe day. The
sbssches were all maFked ~ strength and
energy and told with tremendous power for
the Democratic cause. ~ MI
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o. Gov. PRICE, Of New Jersey, has rec
commended Thursday, Oct. 4,sas. a day oi
Thanksgiving for the "seusonable proyiden-
tial and especial bounty, which has .beerSso
mercifuily granted" the sitizens Of the
State. - 5at.L 7 a.8tl
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MARRIED.

At the Paris Honse, in Paris, Oh the 18th day ofSep
tcmbers 1855, by Brainard seby, Jr., ESQ.,, Mr.. LU-
RAEDUs HoLLtsTER and lniss SALLY FISHER,
both of Palmyra. ~. rs s4rgta,. ,se rl
At the American House, Cuyahoga Falls, on the 9Th
lust, bS c. w. Wetmore, Esq. ,Mr. GEO. P. UDALL,
Of Hiram, to Miss osBPHINE L. ovIATT, of Hud-
son, Summit county, o.. 49, 4-
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DeerGcId.

Judge DAY and J. L. RANNEv, Esq, ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic meeting al
Deer6eld last Monday-eyening. The Demo
Gratis Of that township are fully aroused. =
The people are beginning to wake up. 7
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nODGEs SPRING BED--T6ese, bed

hodges SPRING, BED--These beds
~ are universally liked by all who have tried them.
Some being used In this village. aDd they are
spoken of in the highest TERMS especially by the in
yads who have used them Read tho following from
those who have tried them thoroughly: .t,r Ts-r,7
We take pleasure In expressing our high and un-
qualified appr ecaton of itsmers, and very cheerful.
Iy commend it as the most healhful Luxurious bed
We have ever used And we regard these beds as
really cheap article hehgsold ut less than half the
price of frat class spring mattresses, to most efwhie
they are decidedly superior, not only In portability
ers, and imcomparabiy betters-l Hon. o. Clark and
.others. Springfield, O.. ;t,t e.,.ya.qti ~. iaa
rooms, brick block, Ravenna, Ohio.
August o4th Is55.-6wf ..
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, MISCELLANEOUS.
TEETH / TEETHTI

HOCTs 6fELMAN would inform the cit.
~ itens Of Portage County hat be has returned u
BaVennA, and hfed up rooms over Doctor Swi's Drua
Store for the practice OF his profession, where he viii
be izPpy 10 walt on is old friends, and ~ many new
ones as will favor hiln with their patronaRe.
Doct. 5. has had Inofo experience than any. bthei
Dentist IN thls Vicinity, and as much hs anyone In
Northern Ohio. In addition 10 this, during Ids ab
seHee, he has some In contact With aud learned hi
mnnipalaiOns Of some Of the most dish ghisbed Dan
tsts In the Union, 50 that he considers himself bette
qualified for me practice Of his profession than II
had remained in Rayenna. StilI, he learns wi
great salienetion 70 himself, that Tie work which
has hitheEo done Is In every war aafsfscoTy 20 th
wearer, and some ofit has sliced the tsst Of man
There are goldainss In tIns county wlIcl he Inser
ted more than eight ago. which, all appearance
true OF bis arcia teeth, and he refer The needy
TO hundred persons, Whothink lheir artificial quito
as good as the BatIIFal orEans.f
l. Doct prdes himself on being one OF the vsrE fse
fHceessfaI manufacturers Of iReorruptible mineral
teeth,A Ohio. And well he may, as this branch Of
now taught In every Dental College In the Union
oes him 70 resre TO the mouth s original shape aud
contour as Well as imparting character and ndiyidu
ality 10 the teeth.
Doet. s. is now permanently located In Ravenna,
where he can be consulted eitk0Ht charge; aud hit
prices for work will befound reasonable that o
any reputable Dentist in the country, but he will moi
Denists, Who arc "whipping the catii from door Ia
door someof whom charge exorbitantprces for work
tt Is absolutely worthless nay, positive injury 70
the patient, while another class, who have sense o
nongh TO know their inability, content with any
price which they can obtain fottheir services, which
woild very dear 10 the patient u rendered gratut
RayeI ma. August Ist I855 Iy --1--
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A DMINYsTRAToR,S sALE-Bv virtue

A DMlNIS1RATOR'S SALE-By virtue
Ii OF order sale from the court of pleas
of Portage co Iy, Ohio, shah offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door ofhe Court House in R4veuna
Of 10 o'clock and6 O'Clock M of said day the fol
lowing described lands: Lots No. 1888 and 1874 in block
or division f. in the town of Akron, in the county
ofSarah Beck with, therein appraised at 500 eacb
Being the property late belonging to Thomas H. Beck
with, deceased. ~, .g5.. -, Id t .r.a,S
Ravepnp, May 10, 1855 /, NEWELL D. CLARK,
7-4w >, t5.s5.l.s t.a JLRANSEY, ~
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or Thirty Protestant Episcopal churches
Of Philaaelphia contributed @s,s75 Ia last
Sabbath to the fund fof the fslisf ii TIE
Norfolk sufferers. II: 4
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H |. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS.

lust received nice assortment OF Spring
y and Summer BoniIets Of all styles, silk straw and
lace, at No 9 Phenix Block. Esltt5t 81,
RavenDH, April "a, 1855 H, l.. DAT. y
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RontslnWn.

On Saturday evening SAMUEL srHAwDEI,
R. A. GILLErr and H. H. srtEErs, Esq'rs.i
attended a meeting at the above place, and
spoke to the people on the questions Of the
day. The meeting was well attended, con-
sidering the brief notice given, and a good
s pirit prevailed. sss ~ st
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STOVES g. TIN WARE.

THE business heretofore carried on by
j. Beckly g. Rawson, will be continued by A. w.
Beckley where be found good assortment of Tin
Ware and Stoves among which are several new pat
terms cook and paror stoves ofthe latest and most
approved styles, al of which wilbe sold low. Partc-
uidr attention paid TO Job work. . 80,
Bayenna, August IL, ls55-;f =, s..-ss y. .....s ST.
NEACHERR'S EXAMINATION.-Th
i Board ofExaminers will hold examinations. at the
Court House in Ravenna, as follows, commencing at
10 O'Clock A NJ ofeaelfday:
Ist On Saturday, September s2nd.
end $ oclober6th e
Sd &C q +" 2Uth.
4th " - N0voihber3d.
5th 6 +" SS I" nth.
9Th December Ist. -,
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M Office Whereas my wife, Mary E,
lv Slough, has LEFT my bed aud board Without any
cause ptovocation, this is to forbid any and all per-
from harbo ing hor giving hsr credit my ac
count, as shall not hold liable for any debts
contracted by her after tls date. ~. :.
Z Rayenna, Sept. ls, lsa5,7.9w JACOB sToUGH.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Alvin Wood, plaintiff

Alvin Wood, plaintiff In the Court Of Common
against Pleas OF Portage county,
William Wait, Ohio. ..a
, washington Watt and Petition to foreclose In
George Plum, defclldantsj terest in real estate.
The above named defendants are hereby notified,
that said plaintiff fled In said court ispetion set
ting forth that ON the 4h day Of April 1853 defendants
Waits CONTRACTED for certain real estate therein de-
sGribed with said George Plum for the sum Of 0Ol
and that said contract for valuable and
by Lawful assignment has come TO plaintin from said
Plum and that there Is duo from said defendants Waits
10 paint on said contract about the sum Of two hum
red and ffy dollars with Interest; and praying that
they be ordered pay sadamount orn &c fault there
of that their interest In said real estate be forecosed
ana applied 10 the payment of their indebtedness.
They are required to answer said petionby the Goth
day Of October next, failure OF which, decree as
tarn, ~ said eorirt MICHAEL STU ART, +
Sent "a. Iss5.6.0w Attorney for Plaintiff.