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3RAvENNA7 ROOK sToRE.

HE largest assortment of Books and Sta.
=, uoheIy ever offered 10 the citizens OF Portage
county, viii 90 found at the Ravenna Book Store en
naih M street, opposite the Preutiss House. W
ROOKS--School books ofeveryiEind i,is ssd
u IN this section. Also standard works, HhtorIes
nOetry, Iaies, miscellaneous works, Bibles Hvmn
BOOKS, Juvenile Books, Primers, tEc.i d > - -
aSTATioNERY--Everyl style and variety
sry snY most s common, TO The most supurb. en-
WALL PAPER-r.'he largest and most
ce, elegant stock OF Wall Paper, all styles and pti
ces, WIN, Border 70 match, ever offered I'm Portaee
county. The stock is purchased Of the manuactures
De Feled on for strength and durability fSl
FANCY GOODS-A, beautiful stock and
stock and extensive variety Of Fancy Goods. TOYS.
&c.,ior old and young. .i4is6Sr1 y'1st )nG 'EStG'
pERFUMERY---Aslargea and elegant stock
o. dHarrlson's choicest Perfumery always on hand.
IlANlDIES.---A full assortment, warrantes
- 70 be made from the best materials.
SODA FOUNTATN-A Soda Fountbin
- - superb order will bein constant play during
WILLOW WARE-A good stock of VIII.
Nv low Ware constantly on hand, embracing wag.
ons, Chairs, Basket, &C., t,...r,t r,IT,-T 49, .
-pOWDER-Coarse and fine. Powder, best
4 quality, Shot, Caps, Pitts, &c. '''.'' 717'
,RIRD CAGESLThe best assortment yofi
~ Bird Cages in the county; Bird seed Fish BonsI
Bathing Dishes, and all the "fxins''
ROOK B1NDERY--Book Binding IN eve
~ ry variety and style, done on short notice The
Bindery has one of Hckok first class Ruling Machines
Blank Books ofevery variety ruledto order-periodi-
Gals bound, old books rebound and every branch of
The business attended to in the best manner.
RAVENNA BOOK STORE, ~
May g. 1854 opposite the Prentiss House, Main St.
i
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stoves for thePeonIal

II s. CLUTE, wOuli ssy, 10 he ,psOpie Of
81. Ravenna and Vicinity. hai he sontRnss % carry
on the Copper, Tia and sbeet Iron business In All its
branches, and will furnish good Rare a. nny other
establishment, and cheap too. He will pay especial
attention 70 the manulaelarne and pu ltinr pol
Troughs, and will do all work In that line As cheap and
a "leetle" better than any of the "one horsen Tin
shops travelling abOutthe country .-s'n Z. sFefa u
AL wares made and sold 81 this establishmenl will
% Of the very best materials and done in the most
sofkmanike manner ane warranted. ,Hesintends TO
Hollow WARE, ofthe SerS latest ma bes nat,,Sns
prioea thaide0 e0mpeIiOn Old Copper, Brass
Rags and most kinds Of eouptry produce re-
,a.s payment Repairing or all Kinds done on
his shop Z on ths sopthsde ofSfain st., Just
rom the Pheuix Block RayenBa ohio' Sust eall in
work ' and pilsss gsans@sn Isas +, e ise sPSL of
! Ravenna, Sept ilsles4 saEs 80 "a $40
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Louis Napoleon Giving the Amer
# leans tine Cold Shoulder.


The Paris correspondent of the New
York Commercial writes: aar.l ~ ~. .., 4
"On Saturday, at one o'clock, all the
Americans who have solicited the presenta4
ticn of the Emperor will be received in d
special audience at the Tuileries. The oc-
casion Of this new and unusual proceeding
has not transpired. They are also inform.
ed that they may appear either in court
dress or ZEN habit hGbille'-mere curious
STILL Americans are not in particular favor
Ct this moment Il Paris, and il may be that
they are not deemed worthy Of presentation
onis State occasion when other nations are
presented. 't'. ~
"The first ball At the Hotel de Vile takes
place next Monday. The American lega-
ton sent in enc hundred and fifty names to
receive invitations, and was only allowed
thirty. Thiss too, is an unusual proceeding.
since ct both the balls 1t the Hotel de Vile
last Isar tie American legation wi was allow
ed, Il IlrecoIlect Alright, eighty invitations.
Tbs lssstioa hss ssty justly chosen the thir.
y from apong these psrsops temporarily ID !.
Paris"
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THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THE RLoop
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERcUh IN 1T. J" y
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
A ANINFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrof;i.
II Ia, Kings Evil, Rheumatisnl. Obs, nate Cutape
Gus n Eruptlons, Pinmples or Pustules the face,
letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and + In az ths
Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers, ,Syphilit Disorders
,om E0 all psss sF.
or ImEurity Of the Blood. -, ..,-...- :, - '
- TThis great Alternative medicine and Puriaersof
Blood isnow used BY fro
all parts OF the United States, who testify daily to the
icines, ..CARTLRs SPANISH MixTURE." Hsu.
Liver Disease Fever Ulcers, Old Sores Affections Of
the Kidneys, Diseases of The Throat. Female Com.
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
are speedily Put to fight by using his great and ines
For all diseases of the blood nothing has yet been
ionndto compare with it. It cleanses the system of
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion gives tone 10
Somach mnkes the skin clear and healthy and
by the excesses of youth, 70 its pristine vgor and
For the Ladies, is ineomparably better than .ilth.
cosmenes ever used A few doses of CARTERis EPAN.n
MIXTURE will remove all sallowness OF complexion
bring the rose manihg to the cheek give elasticity 70
the step and improve The general health in remark.
aDIe degree, beyond all the medicines heard Of n
The large number certificates which We have 70.
ceiyed from persons from all parts ofthe United States
= INC best evidence that there s no Hubug about
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates ply scians and
pup lie men, we'll known to the community, all add
e15 5est%Hny t1 The wonderful effects of this GREAT
Gall on the agent and get circular and Almanac.
and read the wonderful this truly greatest OF ali
None genuine un less signed BENNETT & BEERS.
Proprietors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, va; te
whom all orders forsuppes and agencies must be ad
And for sale by I. Swift, and c.. Hatch Rayenns: :
Waun Wilson, Deerfeld; D. Bostwick, Edinburgh:
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&C., with all their accompanying evils, Cancer ex-
cepted.)no matter how severe orofhow long standing
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies, in be-
ing more certain less expensve and saving the sys-
tenn in better condition. Let all interested call and
obtain a phamphet (free) containing ample proof,
from the most sources of the beneficial re-
suits of its use; together with letters from highly ex-
pereneed Physicians who have nsed 1T in their prac-
hce, and speak from their own, observations, -
NOTICE TO THE URFoRTuANTE FEMALE.-I feel II a
duty incumbent upon myself to declare publicly the
great blessing DR.. anarchists Uterine Catholicon has
proved to me-. For two years .my, bealthwas miser-
able; was almost unable to walk. Physicians pro-
nounced my ease falling ofthe womb, extensive ul
fratioh pr6stfaton, and the intolefable ftid dis
charge, rendered life burden. In this miserable con-
ditions Dr.. F. p. NewaDd recommended Dr. Marchisi's
Uterine Cathocon. After taking four bottles fnd
yselfin perfect health Gratitude for my restoration
makes me ardenty desire that all my sex alik unfof
unate, may find sure relief from this nestimable med
ieine.' ~ A@ELfziBETH .NrwLkND, 10 d%+A ''iE
4 o. .f,.,f,, No, 10, West streets, Utica, N. "
& The above statement know to be true. ~ .
IL. Ja{F. P.sNEwbaNp,( (M. iD Utica, New York. ~
would be glad to have afurther supply as
thd medicine Isl becoming very popular, and1I think
viii continue, has given reliefln every instance
where properly taken! THOMAS NEwMAN, M. D. ~
@ d /. doing rood ssryies Sss IRds he
patients that have tried the medicine have been bAne!
/ Truly Ionrs, 500 WK LAikB HAzBETr, M ID, no
Pbanphet b6 as q he sSfs 81 S,,. q
Hatch, Agent Druggists Rayenps Ohio. Sold bg most
the leading Druggists In the adjoining counties.
OetQ0er "a, 1894 fif s. 0lGsB fDT egS Ao6nstn y
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Rscrr FOR wAsHIso.-The night before

REcIFE FOR WAsHISG.-The night before
washing day, put the clothes to soak in cold
water, and also place on the hot stove, in a
suitable vessel, two pounds of soap, cut
small, one ounce of borax, and two quarts
of water. These may be left to simmer till
the fire goes out; in the morning the mixture
will be solid. On washing day, operations
commenced by setting on stove or fur
mace the wash-kettle, nearly filled with cold
water. Into this pound, and then ring out
the clothes, that have been soaking and put
them in the kettle. By the time the water
10 scalding hot, the clothes will be ready to
take out. Drain them we'll, and put them
into clean cold water, and thoroughly rinse
them twice, and they are ready to be hung
out. When more water is added to the wash
kettle, more soap should be added, but the
quantity will be very small. This process
has many advantages over others. 1t is suit
ed for washing every kind of FABRIC; it is es-
pecially good for fannels, and seems to set
colors rather than remuve them from dresses
and shawls, while the white clothes are rem
dered exceedingly white. 1t costs less for
soap than the common mode of washing; it
10 only half as laborious; the clothes are tho
roughly cleansed in much less time, without
injury to them and last bat not least, the
soap does not act like caustic upon the hands,
but after a days washing they have pecul-
iarly soft, silky feel; as far removed as pos
pible from the sensations produced by wash
ing with the ordinary soap orordinary wash
ing compounds. ...-
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RONNETS! BONNETS!!-Silk, Satin,
IL Lawn, Pearl and Cold Straws, just received, and
so cheap that they can't help but sell; also beautiful
assortment Of Winter Ribbons from ten cents to three
sMllings, to go with them. ..|.. OF.
PRENTIss, HopKINs Col
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LIVER CONIPLAINT-

| DYSPEPSIA, Jaundice,- Chronic or Ner.
~ vous Debility. Disease Of the Kidneys, and aii
such Constipation, inward Piles, Tulnes, ofBiSsS
10 the Head, Acidty of the Stomach, Nausea Heart-
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness Of Weight in The
stomach Sour ErucatiOns, Sinking or FluttefinsA a
the PIT of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head Hur.
red and Difficult Breathing, Fluttcrng at the Heart,
posture, Dimness ofVison, Dots or Webs before tbs
sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, UefcienET
Of perPsIraon, Yeowness ofthe Skin and Eyes, Pain
In the side, backS Chest Limbs, &e, Sudden Plush.
es OF Heat zip the Flesh Constant Imaginiurr
Of evil, and Great Depression ofspirits. 1T
cssss :gsesSsay cared BY Pr HSefaad'. ctlssrsts
No. 100 areh st., PkiladslpiG. III 4 & .T"ilf'
y ever s aSoys
States az he cures attest in many cases after skilf
physicans had failed. III TEf7r-yie
These Btters are Eotthytbe attention Of Intalia6.
Possessing great virtues IN the Rectdcaton ~ Si.
eases of the Liver and lesser glands exercisNs AZ
m seafening powers In weakness and affections ,ef
pleasant ofIrrI 4,
.EsrTESTIMONY FROMaOEIOsu yK
John Hoffman, Jeromesville Ohio, May 3oth, 1889
said: 81 write TO state for your satisfaction and si
ior tnatol others that yenr German isNhhEy6h
know nsed Ts,asDe my o%n m n
rs sssisisSslS6 Al who haze used
yodi BitfeSs 6isSiy rscSnmssSs: cSssA
cd from sources in whchI piacad much conildenss'
gave my daeghtes who has derived 9ss q SsssSt sa
wo om !, m k W. n tno SshsIs sold
foas German Bitters have proved successful ia every
Sass Ss nt nas come to my hnowledgea has
Thomas Letchford Covington, Ohio, Dee. estbI1Rasg
Tiie has been affected with the Liver com.
which time Sspsp lpT % humber & q yesrs durng
,h ,he 5eeeed very little benefit there from and 1alira
she salG sne could no be cured Last spFpe
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AtWater Seminary,

ne winter Term OF this Institution, To-
Gated in Atwater Portage county. o., on the CIeve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday, December 9th, and continue eleven weeks,
under the charge ofits present Principal Mr. E. r.
FAlRCHILD, assisted BY Miss J. H. BARTON; both
Massachusetts,. -
TERMs.-For common English Branches. sam
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French N~'FY
Languages, so
Instrumental Music (extra) including use of In
Pencil Drawing, = o m
Good boarding. can be had in private families, at
The Board of Trustees beg leave to assure the pub
c that this institution is recognized on permanent
nass and affords facilities for thorough instruction In
me various branches surpassed by ne other similar
institution, in Ohio. = lls- -. -, :
Is under the control competent Instructors, who
nave mad much experience Teachers in one OF the
hrst Educational Institution In and who will de-
vote their best efforts TO pro ote the moral and In
teectual welfare Of those whose instruction is com
mittedto TO their charge.
For particulars please address the Principal, or
g LYMAN HINMAN, - .s-
oRRIN BALDWIN, Trustees.
AMBROSE CULVER,S t-'rEg
Atwater, Nov. II, 1854. zaAu
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NF The washerwoman who attempted to
hang her clothes on Mason and Dixon's line,
has been prosecuted for a violation of the
as great compromise.
" If our Maker thought 1t wrong fol
Adam to live single when there was not a
woman on earth, how criminally guilty are
old bachelors, with the world full of pretty
girls.
OF A bachelor in Fitchburg gave the
following sentiment on the last Fourth o.
July celebrations:
The Ladies-sweet briars in the garden
oflife.' - a.
Or A youngster being chased by wild
cow ran into thicket, and not returning
home till late, was asked by his moth er
where he had been. "A COW hiding, ma 2
was the precious reply of the little fellow.
The ISFrDEL.-When the Rev. Mn
heard an iLfidel jestingly say, 4 always
spend my Sundays in settling my accounts
he turned round and said, in an accent of
deep solemnity, 'You may find, sir that the
day Of judgment is to be spent in exactly the
same manner as-...
or The everlasting hills will crumble to
dust, but the influence of good man will
never die. The earth will grow old and
perish, but virtue in the heart will be ever
green and flourish throughout eternity. The
moon and the stars will grow dim, and the
sun roll from the heavens, but true religion
indebted will grow brighter, and not cease
while God himself shall live.
NIAGARA IN WIETER.-It was remarked
the other day by German artist that he
never should have seen Niagara had he not
been there in winter. He was right. Mia.
gara never appeared in more splendid livery
than now, and never was more attractive.-|
We were on Goat Island yesterday, and
witnessed its gorgeous apparel. The spray
has frozen to the bushes, and more than
counterbalances their late green attractions
Luna Islands covered with gorgeous bowers
Of pure white icicles. The river above is dot
ted with mountains Of ice, and footman
can venture far out, where at other times
rushes mighty torrent. Niagara is not
seen unless visited in winter.--Niagara
FGlls Gasetts.e a- t-t. lg
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House Keepers,

WAIT A MOMENT--Some netting more
W coming in the shape of a self-heating smooth
Ing lron With handful or two OF charcoal, rer-
sor can do the Ironing for ordinary sized family ii
saves the inconvenience heating up stove the OK
pense ore wood, the necessity of working one half Of
the time with Irons either too hot too cold and the
very unpleasant necessity of working in sweltcring
heat from Stove, generally the where Irons
are old way you have only to try them to be
convinced. For sale ut BEcKLEY & R.wsoNss
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yal )o Stoves! Stoves I!dsaF s5r
THE subscribers keep on hand and arc

I aktBV uIlU are
L constantly receiving the largest and best assert
ment Of Stoves in this county among which, are some
new patterns of Cook Stoves not before introduced.
The King Of Stoves has very large elevated ove ca
pabls of baking six loaves at once, has six boiler
holes perfect in all isoperations and is decidedly
one OF the most splendid Stoves in use The United
Sates has also very large elevated oven the boiler
holes arranged that large brass kettle can be
used upon it, the bottom plate Is Of sufficient thick
ness to be proof against crackHg, and is altogether
of the best Stoves in market The Genesee Valley Is
new and beautiful elevated oven Stove, OF smaller
size than the others and will reeonehd itself to those
wishing cheap and convenient Cook Stove. "a ga.i
We also keep most Of the old patterns OF Stoves,
such us the Empire State, Bangup, Cobb's Elevated
Oven, Clinton Air-Tight, Western, True American,
and others, we have not time to mention. . Ef.s H.
Those wishing good Stove will do well to give us
call at our Stove room at the old stand formerly oe
cuped by C. Prenlss, door west of the Prentiss
House. -. l...-..,r BEcKLEy d. RAwsoS. .
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New Firm, New Store, New Goods,
& Munyan, having entered

1 ~~- -
~ into co-partnership in the Ready Made Clothing
business, would respectfully lite the attention Of
their friends, customers, and the public generally
their stock Of SEASONABLE CLOTHING adapt
ed to every, age, taste, and profession. Also, Boys
and youths Clothing for all sizes and conditions of the
Juvenile community, and exertons will continue tae
made to keep this department complete possible
IL r. OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace a full and complete assortment of Shirts,
Mckies, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Stocks Scarfs
Cravats, Neck-Ties. Hdkfs., &c. " -
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT contains great
variety Cloths Cassimerers, Vestings, &C., embrace
ing almost every article of seasonabe goods for Gen
temen's Garments, which will be made up to order at
short notice. at reasonable prices in tasteful and fash
ionable style.
Thorough workmanship and unexceptionable fits
warranted in all cases. 4 .. %. r.'. ,
IT ? The system of terms 10 one price, and no de-
Walton The price Of such garment and article is mar
ked in Pain figures, and small but regular profit up
on each article By this system no one, however un-
experienced, is liable to pay above the market prices
N. B. AllgOods sold, will be warranted as renre-
sentea. DALRYMPLE & MUNYON.
r-aH1 one door east OF the Brick Block
Ravenna, May %. 1854. A65-H
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:. Attention Teaculers-..VfInlOt s
: slsuI u ECLEeTIc CHART, or ylIst ri ii &
III NGLTSH ERAMMER T,hn A,,.ho~

~ having secured the copyright of the above work,
according to law. shappy to annonce TO- me teacher
OF the country that his large and splendid char is now
In process Of pnbication and viii soon be present.
ed py Mr. Wilmot or his Agents, for the considera-
on OF such teachers desire render the study
Grammar peculiarly lsTERRsTIse8 andszAsr for the
This work s the fruit of years Of toll and ihyesti
CATION, has been carefully prepared By the author
with reference 70 teaching with RAPtDITY ACCURACY
ana INTEsEsri THE EcLEcEIc GHAET was FIRsr intro
duced ana used by the author. He has beeni nform.
ed however. that an effort s beine madyto introduce
q chart somewhat similar 70 his own, but yet COM
paratively KoRTHEss Thetndersig ghed would advise
Teachers, BOOKSELLERS aud all persona in cd
ucationhi Fbform, TO awhiti ihG publication Of 1WiL
mot's Eclectic Char, y which Is oNLT LEaIrInATr
thing of the kind in the country.
The copyrgbt of the above work being secured all
perspps hereby the publication thereof
nniess BY special arrangement with the author.
y LstA 81 uWcas % anWet isl E.C! !W1EMOTlf
Rayennas Nov. 10th, 1854, ,;,,I,., .'5t-r+.,. !
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Ravenna SUNNI Mills.
THE UNDERSIGNED bave purchased of Me

tNHE undersigned have purchased of Mess
L rs Whittlesey Che above weliknown Mills, are pre-.
pared at all times to pay the highest market price for
Wheat, Corn, Rye, $c.-Pareular attention given to
custoil work. =" sTfF'' p " ~ I7'n' @
We have in connection with the above opened a
0URGHd FEED STORE, at the rooms lately occu-
ped by >. Day, opposite the Phoenix Block where can
DC found at all times FLOUR by the barrel or in sacks
FEED ofall descriptions. Also, SALT, PLASTER,
FISH, LINE, &c. - GEO. BUEL 4 ca.
Rayenna, April 3, 1854
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InSnecfOc'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed County Inspector, under the
actto prevent the adulteration of Alcoholic Liquors
passed May J. 1854 and is duly quglihed and ready to
enter upon the duties ofhs Office. Office over Rowel
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THESE Cases are FAST corninn into rener.

'HESE Cases are fast coming into gener-
al use The advantage cfthese cases over the COM
they are from natural causes g. they
enecuay resist the pressure of the earth; L. they are
Kinds: they proof against the dissectors knife:
they entirely prevent the escape ofoensive easses dur
ing the transportation of the body from one place 10
announcer; 7tbe body can be preserved for weeks and
even months in hot weather without any perceiyable
change W" '~ ~
Also, we keep on hand Shrouds OF low price, this
prevents the necessity turning the house OF mourn
ing into sewing shop, and we think will be d great
eoMvenlehee 10 all 4gflAI s,it 1gtts7 s,iIr7r 80
we have also the common wood Cofin, from the
Afu assortment of the above Cases (small and argej
Block.
Ravenna, March n, 1854 eRrrrs Il Bosf,wT,tctK.s sr
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FOR CHEESE MAKERS-We are ma
L king new kind of Vat for making Cheese. The
Heater Is placed under the Vat so that 1t entirely re-
moves the objection that has been had to the other
kinds of heater's whether tho vat is full half full or
one quarter full of water 1t works equally WE'LL there
being no danger of nurng the heater by fire. 1t will
pay you to call and see Them whether YOU buy or not
Kept on hand and made 10 order at
Junel. .Fs"s z = BEcKLEY & RAwsoN,s.
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DIR. J. B. anarchists
(lB,l (lELEBB,Rl.AlT

lELE Is II a T.
~ ed Catholieon,for
me reliefaHd cure OF
suffering females. 1t
STANDS pfe--eminent
for its curative pow
ers In all the diseases
for whichit is recon-
mendcd, usually call
>ed FEMALE CFoME
PLANTS. OF these
are Prelapsus Uteri,
or Failing of the
Womb; Flour Albus,
or Whites; Chronic
inflammation and Ul-
cera tion of the
Womb Incidental
Heminorrhage , or
Flooding; Painful,
Suppressed, and Ir-
regular MenstPuatinp,
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- A. v. HORR, 4al<t-f q
Dealer In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockery.
hardware, &c., Shalersvle, Portage county Ohio
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HOUSE KEEPERS, TAKE NOTICE

IL We are manufacturing new article of tin Ba.
ker, for Summer use; it is portable, and can be sci
out doors, with quart or two of charcoal it will dc
an ordinary baking, and that too in a manner that /.
hard to beat. Call and see them at d , -.. a -
BEcKLEy q R,wsoN,s
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GrOaEl NO More.

A RE you afflicted with pain in the Head,
"A Eyes, Lungs, Breast, or Bowels, or with Lame.
ness in the limbs, get bottle Of Root German Oint-
ment, Sc u thoroughly and be cured. II this oint
heht should not give satisfaction, after thorough ap-
pcauon the bottle may be returned TO the agent and
the money refunded - d ~ " ~
Agents: l. swifts Ravenna; Dr. Earl, Franklin; and
soio os one agent in each township. .sfls 46I3m