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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-22
Sad Affair.

JOHN F. MosER, of Norton, was found
dead on the morning of Tuesday, Dec. IL,
in piece of marshy ground near New Port
age, within short distance of the Rail Road
track. He was seen on the railroad track,
on Monday evening, before dark, in state
of ifto2ication. He had it is supposed. left
the track, on hearing the evening train, and
getting into the marshy ground, stuck and
fell down.. Going to sleep in this condition,
he froze to death. Mr.. M. was but 80 years
of age; man Of considerable property and
excellent character. He had, unfortunately,
the habit OF drinking occasionally, when
away from home on business. 1t appeared
that he had resorted to beer at one or two
places; and whether any thing stronger. docs
not appear. AS whiskey is put in the beer
sold at some drinking houses, it is probable
he received beerof this character. His sac
fate is warning to others. .-Samm't Bea'
con.
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STRANGE PHEEoMEEoNrA WEEPIEe TREE.
There are in Court Squsredwo black elm
trees that have been weeping tears, Or rather
showers Of tears, for the last week or two.
The phenomenon is a singular one; and as
yet unaccounted for. No matter how clear
the day, percePtnble and constant sprinkle,
as Of rain, falls from these trees. The cit.
cumstance has arrested the attention Of sew
eral of our citizens while passing under the
trees. and some unfeelng democrats have
had the hardness Of heart to declare that
they are weeping over the melancholy fate
of "Sam" in the South. We cannot say
how this is, but the phenomenon is certainly
worthy the attention ofthe curious.-Msn.
phis Appeal.
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GENERAL CAss.-0f this veteran states.
man the correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Ledger says: @ :,
.Time lays its hand gently Upon him.--
He never appeared in finer health, and ney.
er walked with more cheerful step. Every
appearance indicates that his useful life,
dedicated to his country. will be prolonged
for years to come. He is greeted BY all
with that honor and respect which his abilI
ties, integrity and puplic services justly q.
warded him. He 10 laboriously eHPluyed
in preparing for the active duties which will
devolve upon him as leading member ol
the Senate, and will participate largely IN
the discussions which Are. about to ensue In
the Senate, chamber upon the various sub.
iects of public interest which now agitate
and divide the country
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OF The Louisville Courier of Monday,
says that Senator Douglass, who is sick at
Terre Haute, has suffered from relapse.
0F John S. Crockett, Democratjbas been
elected to the Virginia Legislature from
Wythe county. to fill vacancy.
OET Mad'lle Rachel arrived at Charles
town. S. C., on the 18th inst. She was still
ill, but supposed to be improving.
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4 LIVE RAccooN IN BALE OF ToBAcco.
Two Custom -hpGse officers were one day
last week unPacking a. bale of tobacco, in
the bonded warehouse, Liverpool, when OF
removing the outer covering of raw OK hide,
they found raccoon, thin, indeed to ema-
ciatien, but still alive. 1t has existed pro.
baby, for months, by nbbling at the raw OK
hide, which thus at once became it's food and
prison house 1t has since been allowed
more generous fare, and is rapidly recover
ing from the effects of its long md hungry
confinement.
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Ohio Editorial Association.

The third annual meeting of the Ohio Ed
itorial Association will be h Id in Columbus,
on Wednesday the 9th day Of January, 1856.
Matters concerning the interests of every
newspaper publisher in Ohio, will be in or
der for discussion a, this meeting, and the
anniversary exercises will be of highly iin.
teresting character. AS the convention %l!l,l
be held during the first week Of the session
of the Legislature, when many editors will
be in the city, in any event, we anticipate an
unusually full and and profitable meeting
Let the Ohio Press be fully represented.
For the Committee,
s. D. HARRIS, SECRETARY.
COLUMBUS, Dec. z, 1866.
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MisrepresentatIons Corrected.

CRAFsCutoIOM CoHHCCtcus
To L. W. HALL, JoHE 8. HEnRIcK and
WLLIAA WADswoHrH...
SIRs;--I observe al; ifticlssih your last
publication, calculated 10 mislesd the pub
mind relative 10 my oGiciaLAc,sH - ~
Whether you were prompted by malice, or
whether il was done through ignorance,
am unable to determine, but the insinuations
therein contained are false and sIanderous.
/ never have been furnished with quilts,
gold pens, ink, paper, candles or Blanks, at
the expense ofthe county. / know Of no
law but that Of custom, which provides, that
fuel shall be furnished for the County Com.
missioners, or any other public Office Of the
county. Neither do know Of any law pro.
viding for lights, or paper for the County
Commissioners at the public expense, or
any authority granted by law for the Coun-
ty Commissioners to Legislate for the same.
The Office Of County Surveyor, is an Of
flee Of Record, and SO long as the Officers
and citizens Of the county, refer to my Office
for information, (Which is given gratuitous.
ly9 ! shall according to custom, endeavor
to make my office comfortable for their re-
ception by using the fuel Of the county.
Respectfully.
SAM'L D. HARRIS,
County Surveyor:
We cheerfully give place to the FOREGOING
Communication. The fusionis.s Of Por:
tage County, would have the people believe
them uncoinmonly economical in the ud-
ministratibn Of public affairs. To this end,
the DenOcrat(r y comes out and boasts otthe
action of the present black republican in
cumbents, and then asks the Commissioners
to make Mr.. Harris buy his own Stationary.
The foregoing shows that he hos always fur
nished and does now furnish, his own lights,
pens, paper. &c. 80. ~,.., -. -,
We would respectfully Suggest that the
Demo>rat keep quiet aboutthe economy and
competency Of the Know Nothing County
Officers; it might lead to some developments
which would not be altogether pleasant for
the editors of that. Journal. ,,
So far as Mr.. Harris is concerned, he is
man above reproach; his own acts will be
his justification.
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For tho Portage Sentinel.

For tho Portage Sentinel.
Portage,COumty Teachers AsSOci.
alton.
Persuant to adjournment, the Association
met at Rootstown, on Saturday December
9Th.
The President not being present, the As
socation was called to order by Vice Presi.
dent STRONG; the meeting opened by prayer
by the Rev. JOHN L. SEYMOUR.
On motion the Rev. Mr.. SEYMOUR was
invited to address the Association, which he
did very ably for short time.
On motion Committee of three was ap.
pointed to arrange business for the alter
noon The Association then adjourned for
one hour.
ONE O'clock, P. NJ.
fsseciatloh called to order by Vice Pres.
ident S%RoNG.
On, motion, q Committee of one was ap.
pointed TO inform the committee to arrange
business for the afternoon. that the Associ-
alton were waiting for them. While wait
ing for the .Cpmmitte. .the following resOu-
tion was discdssed!. Resolved the teaching
should be made profession
After the Committee arrived, they pre-
scented several resolutions pertaining to Ed
iicational matters, which were unanimously
| adopted. - 81, -,
After considerable debate, it Yas decided
to adjourn to meet at franklin Mills, on the
the second Saturday Of January 1856.
II. D. sMALLEY, Pres't.
s. s. REED, Sec'y.
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A wealthy st. Domingo coffee dealer,
whose skin was rather dark, essayed to
etAe, last stweek, at one Of the Boston restau-
EaHtsi when the waiter informed him that Il
was against the rules to entertain colored
people, A row ensued, which required the
interference Of the Police, but Il appears
that the gentleman did not succeed in get.
ting hisdlnner.-MadisoR Courier.
l. doesn't do to bring darkey too close to
a Yankee.
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Gsr JANIS, IsAcx, = young man from
Trunbull county. Ohio. got himself into =
1scrape at Chicago. oa the 18th, BY getting
into another mans breeches, in the pocket
ofHhich were ! promisaoy note for Sl.o7,
aaa.ole in cash. Ho vas ordered Out N oi
tAsS md Into jsiL
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O1TJ.L. g. H. C. RAEsEY, Esqs., Of Ra.
VIENNA. were last week admitted TO practice,
as Attorneys and Counsellsrs at Law in the
District Court Of the United States. BY an
extensive. and successful practice in che
Courts Of this State, they are eminently
qualified 10 do honor to the profession in the
highest Judicial tribunal Of the country.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Almira Holcomb and Ebehezer N. Messenger nou
residents Of the Stateof ohioare hereby notified that
Noble ~ Mersvin aud Able Merwin, on the 18th day
of August, 1855, iled In hs e0gEt Of compton pleas,
of Portage County, Ohio, their bill in Chancery
gainst them and Luther N. Patterson and Nathan H.
Messenger which is still pending in said court charg
Ing amongst other things that Calvin Holcomb jr.,
deceased, late of the county of Portage, was
indebted TO- eomplainans on judgment obtained a.
gains him In his life time, before George Bartze,
Justice of the Peace, within and for said county,
the i4th day of August ls45 in the of SAT s8 dan
ages, and 495 costs of sut: and also certain pro-
n1issory note and due bill, executed by said Calvin
Halcombjr, deceased, in his life time, in the of
$l,!7; that subsequently said Calvin Hocomb jr.,
died intestate, that said Amira II Holcomb and Ebene
ger N. Messenger, were duly appointed Administra-
tors his estate, and on the 25h day fsept. ls40
gave bonds for the faithful performance Of her duty,
with Luther Patterson and Nathan He MesseDgcr as
suretes that said claims against the estate, pre-
sented to and allowed by the said Administrators,
just claims against said estae but that said Admins
traitors wrohgfuly and in violation of Law, finally
settled up said estate without paying said claims, al
though payment of the same was frequently demand
ed by cemplainants. The bill therefore prays that
the official Bond of said Administrators may be de-
ciared forfeited and that final hearing decree In
said cause may be entered accordingly and for gener-
al relief. i'll. & H.. C. RANNEY,
Att'ys. for Complainants.
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0T The President Of the United States
has issued proclamation forbdding citizens
of this Government from engaging in milf
tary expeditions in Nicaragua. Right.
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(tT Next Saturday is the meeting to
choose delegates to the 9Th ofJanuary DEM
ocrats State convention. We hope there
NAV be- full attendance.
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MARRIAGE ON syNDAY,-.The Providence
Transcript argues it is not legal to be we'd
ded on Sunday, inasmuch as it is ciYiJ
contract.
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NOTICE.

The Directors of the Portage County Infrmary will
receive sealed proposals for Superintendent for tho
ensuing year until the twelfth day ofJanuary next
1t will be expected that the Supe erintendent will fur
nish twoD gogd work horses and harnesses, for Tho
same, one good two horse Wagon, one buggy and
harness, and household furniture for his own family.
WIN. NELSON.
~ JOHN LoWRlE, Directors.
s. H. ELDRIDGE,
Dec. %, ,l655-gO-3W.
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LATEST ARRIVAL YFTq

Another stock Of FALL AND WINTER eoops
MUCH larger, and ndTWENTY-TW0 and ONE HALF
PBk ckNT CHEAPER We HAPPENRDto 70 be in
market while goods were elling at MANUFAC-
TUkEkS' PRICES, and as our money seemed 10 be
We ventured to invest about TEN THOUSAND DOL,
LARS 70 commence our winter trade with. The goods
have commenced rolling In, and We shall be ready 70
pass Them over 10 customers abOvt fast as they are
opened, for we have only 70 name the price, and they
are gone! Come one and all and select what YOU
want PRENT1SS, HOPKINS, & co,
=. II any OF our neighbors VINO BUY FOR
CASH, are In want Of goods, We will sell them at
ABOUT twenty per cent lower than they retail them
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.


"JOStph BA1Iey,
At my Instance, an attachment was Oh the 9TH day
of DecelAber, 1885, issued by David Johns, Justice
of tho Peace, in and for the township of Palmyra,
Portage county Ohio, against the properly and of
fecs of Joseph Baly. nonresident Of said county,
.or the sum Of SI25,43. WALTER A. MOTT,
PALMYRA, Dec %. IS55-90-3w#
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN GARRETTS V1IET!

TN consequence of LEE & MILLS haul
ing down from the usual prices Of goods In that VI
cinity some afraid they cannot live 4t the pTeet
others say it is only bait. LEE MILLS woaia sSSE
to their friends and customers that they are bound
make in these diggngs high price sys'
tenn. We will sell you good teas from b ups sugars .
&c. saleratus &C. ginger I0c, and all groceries m pro
portion Good shilling prints from % u cents, con-.
mon prints at any price, woollong shawls from S9,sc
ss, Brocha shawls from S5 up, good kip boot. 22
To the ladies would say that In the line Of drtas
goods and trimmings are bound TO suit you Oar
Delanes said to be the cheapest and presses 1
town, Our plain and plaid goods are in the
We can suit you from the bonnet to the oan
see the new bonnets. Our apology for the low pticeis
in the first place In the market lates and have
the benefit Of the decline in goods in the next piacewe
have no help pay work harder, and yos hGys
the benefit Of our economy.
The highest price paid for Butter, Eggs, Dried Ffus
Beans and grain Of all kinds.
Call at the Peoples store, No. head the maTket.
Ps goods thathsve been on hand over SIX monihs
will be sold without reference TO cost - sli
| LEE q MILLS have secured the services OF JOHN
DYKE, the we'll known tailor. hyou want new suit
call at our stores where will be found at all tmesa good
tment Ready Made Clothing. and clSt6s'ready
for the shears Mf Dyke will &C yoH ehaEp and ~
| prices that can't n'tbebeat.-nov94w4 LEE & MILl6.
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NEW Goods, New Goods--A large and
lV splendid assortment Of Goods of the latest styles
and most approved patterns, can be found at
RAIRO A. co
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F. W. SEYMOUR'S ADv'S.
Nj w GOOD s

NEW GOODS
u w. SEYMOUR is now receiving a
l. ! large variety of goods suitable for spring and
summer, which he offers at reduced prices The fol-
lowing Goods boughtat very low figures and will
be sold at small profit. He would invite his friends
and customers to call and examine his goods be-
fore making their purchases elsewhere: Dress goods,
- lawns, berages, tissues, berage delains, ging-
hams Is per yd figured lawns black dress silks, all
wdihs few patterns fancy dress silks at Is per yard
ribbons-a nice lot of bonnet ribbons and all widths,
velvet fancy goods, carpets, hats and caps boots and
shoes linen coats, wall paper sheeting broad cloths
variety of bonnets ofail kinds hardware groceries
and crockery,a at w SEYMOUR'S.
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Ravenna Gift Concert !

TO be given in Ravenna, on the Evening
i of the 22d Of February, 1856.
The following Gifts will be distributed among tick.
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WHO WANTS. TO be MARRIRDi

WHO WANTS, 20 BIZ MARRIEDf
THE AIT or,sLov EaElEai
The most TRS snss Sf n
,rp,moT1 MIN ESs ESlTss 81 RtN S TO wiS
One volume Of 1850 pages 3Qmo. Price One Dol.
500 900 copies already issued Thr'nth edition ready
Printed on the finest paper and illustrated In the
first style Of art. q
Glove rules the court, the camp, the grove.
Fer Love is Heaven, and Heaven isLoses"
So sang the Bard; yet thousands pine 4
For ioFe7-of nfe the light divine W..
The hearts Of those they love TO waflss
Might live, might die, In BLISS snip teanss
Possessing all Of which they dEskia.
The road to Wedlock would you kneHf
Delay not but to RoEb0UT g0s
Time fies aud from his gloomy Wlne8 s3s
Ashadow falls ON Lying thingsi
Then seize the moments as they phasss
Ere fallthe last sands through the gl4e4.
Atlehsi the present Is your own,
> While all The future is unknown,
+ d: Ahappy marriage uSaA or maid Il
Thisis decidedly tho most fascinating interesting
and realty useful and practical we,k on Cossssnlpi
Ma.rpony, and the dnt,es ana % GS,gs w p s.s,lssn
press. The artificial social System. xhtcg q ~
insta nceypreyeAts union Of hearts, nnd VI
onvenfbnAlsf The happiness and even the ives ots
Is 81 the Young nd hopeful Of both sexes,
thoroughly anafySed and exposed. Every one We
SUide n The selection 81 q partner forife shoud p1T
Chase this great iexl hook df eoannbiai felicity;
No one will ever regret the price pAid ior sneh A
Invaluable secret - SF ssta.t .s
Bills OF any of the specie paying banks n 10 unl'
cd States or Canadas received st par Geld aast can
All hat Is necessary for you TO do d 70 wta letsa
in as few words as possible, inelesing On pussAl
and write the aaae, with the Pqst-Odee, ceanas and
''~ PROF. RoNbObT, ,suaIlshER 4 Ar1hoR.
/ No. 81 Forty Sixth ST., N. n.
DEWITT q Davenport slb1 Nassah 6. err Ne
"PIsi. Nov. Ism. 1000 Assass waissd. 3 !.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT.
| IN the 26th day Of December, a. y lecgs
i " between the hours Of 10 e'ciocE, y eaas 6 y
eonnty Ohio viii Be sold to highest bidder the PIX
lowing Real Estate, the property Of Wer1en goltcA
decd 10 wit; situate in The township ef ko0ssiQMMs
Portage county, Ohio, and bounded ana eeseigel q
fooWs: Being part OF Lot Ne Z, N eaia E9WueMea
heeiuninR at the west line Of ezA lot ~ ne nof
vest corner or tracs cf land heetofore owu4 bf eN
i James burr; thence running easswaraH Rzfsiiel 49,
wasly an parallel with te wnat llnnos sAi0 - NeA
10 1ad hereiofbFe decided ID wm BatsDny m npW q
iatslg owned By Noble Bradshaw; thence Nes10AEoIl
and parallel with the south le 81 nHid lot 10 E0 -
me wet ne OF said Lot Noa thence AIenE
Il eaid ne 10 the nIak6 of beeinnfnR eQnfAIAiA&
II sixAcFesb be land, De ho same AatN4k g
the doWeretta = af Susan Wcezs heretotekz ez<sneA
thDrein., S4fpfopefty, subject 70 said as4zz PA
II paissd at 81. and viii Be soA upot as
lequsI annual payments from ihe az 4t 49, 'H ~
- ~ MI is8s asRssI y 4 wsrst eslisss 1s1sissd
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t,SMlEI,S ADN'S,

D HEUMATIC REMEDIES-Amercan
LIZ Rheumatic Balsam, Barrell,s Indian Iinimen mt,
Davis Pain Killer, Pain panaccd Atwood's Rheumat-
ic Lininent, Farrell's Arabian Lhment Ponds pain
destroyer, Nerve and Bene Liniplent, Hunts Lini-
ment, cramp and pain Killer, Instant cure of pain,
Mustang LinilheLt. 3ayne's Lniment: Gargling Oil,
Places Liniment King OF pain plasters, ointments
&C.. great variety at
Nov. II, 1855. Swift's Drug Stsre,
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RONNETTS, BONNETTS-We have
ID justopened large stock of BonHets Of alsizes,
qualities and prices consisting
hair lace guap and fancy French, lace, embrod bell
grade gossamer, brilliant, embro'd tuscan, diamond
san bl'khair lace, etc., with prices ranging from IS
cts to $500. Also very pretty styles Of Missed
and childrens' bonnets and fats Please call andtry
them on. PRENTI6S, HOPKINS d Co.
May 8, 1855 :,
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QOOTS AND SHOES-Mens thick boots
- warranted, Boys thick boots warrand, Mems calf
and kip boots, Ladies boots, CATERS and Buskins
child Shoes. great varetyiust received and selling
cheap. -. -. i!
Sept. 2j. AVHoRR & CO.
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Ravenna, Dee. 81, ls5s-aO-6w.
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SIXPENCE PER YARD-The best six
~ and quarter Prints in old Portage, can now be
found at Sept. IS. AV VHCRR g. co.
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DORT MONATES-Latest styles tsnd
i hon qaalisyas HATcH's New Book store.
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M beautiful assortment
LIE iubt received oflatest styles. all coors. and all
prices from dollar and fifty cents to ten dollars.
Cali and see them Ladies'. PRENTIss, HoPKfxs f Co.
May IA, 1855 +"
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* OLD CHAINS AND NECKLACES
VI A large assortment Of Gold neck Guard and
Chateiain Chains, can be found at ~
N ~T r.. A. BAIRD a co. q
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FRENCH MERINOES--A large stock
just ree'd. good coIors good Qualities and allow
prices Ladiesare solicited to cali and look at them
Sept, 25. AVHoRR q Co.
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HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES
Ill We had desired that branch of our
business, but hearing many complaints among our
PRICES they had 10 pay at other pa-
cess aud being solicited TO feplehsh our Stock have
done the pleasqte ofoffersng our ems
Hardware very low figures for cash, ready pay or
approved credit. Those In. n.want of hardware will
please drop in and save some DIMES,
June 10 1855 !. PRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co.
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HlSH, FISH-Trout and White Fish, by
bblsand hall bbls, just received by
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HAMPER .and, Putlsm,e MagaziHss With
: : g. y s's'' '''' . n' yHzRsxs053 sTsRS.
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T .ARGE ARRIVAL OF SHAWLS !I-rA
IL large invoicejust received consisting of Ging'm
and double Brocha's and Cashmeres ofnew and beau
ufulstyles also fine assortmentof heavy wool Long
awrscoibining wasmth and beauty. All as cheap
as can be desired,
Sep. "a. PRENTISS, HOPKINS & CO.
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CLOCK, Watch and Jewelry Repairing
" and Engraving done on short notice, and at rsaa
sonable prices, by experienced and competent work
men at A, BAIRD e. co.
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pklNTS-Allw we have to say about Prints
is that we have just opened 200 pieces of the best
qualities Of Prints and are selling them cheaper than
any other House in old Portage.
Sept 25. AVHORR & CO.
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HATS AND BONNETS, JUST RE-
Il ceved and selling cheap and fast. =
Sept15 dV HoRu a co.