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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
uEINA II AL L.
No T,v CLAIRE POW.

v{1E have lust received the largest and best assort-
w mrnt Of China Glass and gneenswarc from Pot
fcrs whose goods are not eNcuicd IN beauty dur;l
bility in this any other market which We oner to
yaurirsNcgt.en Among great variety Of articles in
our Ijro W. have u ,rior article oi English and
French White and Gold Band. Ching Iron stone and
White Granite Parian aud Rockingham Ware and u
fun assortment OF Glass Ware, with Toilet and fancy
artitrs in treat variety: Also ChuudeersInd Lamp
Of every description Looking Glasses. German and
French Plate. Of all sizes and pt,ces and many other
Il rtiras too numerous to menton.
w .h,lI saep constantly on hand large and well
assorted stock ii the above named articles which will
he oered 10 Tie pui at prices that will defy conpe
litian. We combining ourselves eXeasIFe 10 tElS
tr,A and nur,hasing direct OF the Manufacturers in
large quantities. we enabled 10 offer to Merchants
and dealers such dGcements in prices that VIII make
il an object for them to buy ofus. Call ana examine
oar motto is always ready to show goals
H. s. WEBB & co.
Cainphene and burning Fluid always oh hand.
Davenport. Jan -, lS53-dH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
KEEP COOL DON'T GET EXCITED
Thc Great AEtroctior.

this tnc 10 be al the little checkercd store
n on Front street, opposite the steam mills, whore
ta Immense stock is now opening consisting of staple
and fancy Dry Goods of every variety, wOoien goods
and Cloths (. good assortment of Hats, Caps and
Gioses, Boots and shoes large stock and great
giaty oi ready made clothing / can beat the Jews
having the largestf quantity and greatest variety in
market; Groceries, Croviery, shelf-hurdware. etc..
all which will hc sod anction prices Al purchas
ers warranted not 20 away grumblirg, or come
back dissatisfied. Recoliect checkered store on Front
street opposite steam Min.
Darenpor Nov. 10Th. J. g. DoAyE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

uew dwelling. @2AiO feet. Has 40 acres best river
bui dues: aree number OF fra trees and a farm NJ
watered: Prize 500 psraere
NO. 81 VERY GOOD Farm uf 10 Acres. eighty Hcrrs
ia high cultivation, 50 oil new fla me d8 s
ling .,nt only IA YES dow the city. Prize s per
acre. AT the above farms command most beautiful
views OF tAs FLYER. the isll. and tbs Twin Cities.
no "A baa4tGi Ears. of 40 Acr,s. frontius. on
and near the Mlssss Phi river u miles above East
Davenport, with good stone honsa worth Sg.t0p--sV
acres II, Hsh ctIvution We'll Naterea an, commend
ing Rmgu.lcut l9ws OF tao river Alaiine Rock Island
aud surrounding cajhlr.; Price aePerGsrc.
70. "A saperSar firm Of a21 acres, near ihe town
Princeton, OF. lhc Mississippi river; well inProred
wei orchard Of 100 Ifait trees. Price S-5 per
acre.
NO5-FARAI and Tavsrn stand, 100 Acres, on "a,
road 10 Auac,nue. III miles froM parenpsrE good
dwelling, stables, etc; desirable point Tor Hotel;
price So per acre.
No G-Plaasant valley Farm 81 100 acres, soil of
rut aua5ity improvements neW and comfortable; 10
caits J miles east ot j"yonpoft On the road 10 Lc
Claire. Price So pc acne,
No. 7.--Auother Farm Of 100 Acres, adjoining No. 6
on the west; forty acreso timber to % VITA iirn
No. s-AndstiI another Farm Of 80 Acres. adjoin-
i'm No. & on heSotih All andcrfrnce. well watsred,
ana very daSrab farm, all near be Mississippi river
IL healthy Aoea-i.!
NO. "a Farm Of 40Oacres, rarely is he met with;
300 acres ia cultivation, and under good fence. pas
lures OF blue grass and timohy, running water album
dant |. &c bank barn with stables etc. TO OF
new young orchard. Price $22 pefacre.
No lo--smal Farm, of 40 acres, situate the ROAD
to DnbIauc A. miles from the cits, All under fsnce
new frame dwelling etc. Price, slaU0-cheap.
NO. ia Fsrm of 1870 acres, We situated, so acres
In cultivation, with good dodbe dive Ing stable VITA
sheds corn cribs etc wood. young orchard, we'll
and springs. Price ) 10 per acre.
NO los nostl lovely SPOT az earth of 80 acres, fop
a. Rural Homeonthe road TO Le Claire miles east Of
Iiayenpot, bound on The East by Dack Greek, land
very fertile and all llwood. Price So
NO l3-WcEi tnlbercd a0j Acres; only 2 miles east
Of Davenport, with 80 acres in cultivation balance ~
tnbeg good brlch dA Yelling, barn. etc. Young orchHrc
and beautiful building sight; Prices 500 per acre
NO. IA FARM orlsG Acres situated on The Mis-.
slsspp river, miles below city, welt mPgoS 81 two
dwellings,, young orchard Of los tribes and good tim
Der. Price S@s reraere.
very good lwcling and ont but dings and farm IN high
cuitiyation 400 fruit trees of many varieties Price
: 90 per acre.
| NO. FINE Farm Of i60 Acres, L ar Sec Z, 81.
L NJ we'd improved .arge amount OF wood and oni
miles from ~. Price $50 per acre.
MOTOR sale 90 Acres, speculation. one mile
ner ofcits can be laid oG into city lots; Prize
sIoo per acre. Arp'yto GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
Not -, ie54-n .....r Agent
.s-HITE Tea Paper slp.il and Large Size;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
Choice Lot on 4th st. FOR Sale
---Eifth Street,.

.--ElIL1 GIfeeL---
Lot No. 5, Block 81, corner Of Brady and 5tf
Lot Nos, block S., $ w corner Perry and 5th
:. 6 10, do S., do do do
FL Lot 3, do ~, West Of Harrison street, WITH
Fame Dwelling. Fruit frees. etc;
Lot on 5t street, in Block - with three tcnements
re. ting II $40 zach rer month; Price $1,000;
Lot corner Main and 7th streets, J5x50 feet, wcn
located for s37J;
Lots dgi 9, ~ block -, Of Scott and 9Th sts
Let's aud 5 IN Block 81 Of Scott and 7th ss;
~ Ne + ~ BY ], Forrest ana ililton's aidition.-
llaalfaSs lals ara al on college HjI;'
LNt q, II III 81 corner Rock Is ard and It'll streets,
WIFI sRall frame tenement.
Bots ana Z IN 81 20. lie Ci;ire and 7th SITS:
Dots 0aAd 10; IN 81 -, " corner he Claire and 7ll
streets:
Lots S. and g. in BtG0 corner iowa and 1th streets,
wit, iarga rev Frame Dwelling;
Lot 19iSIz6 feet deep in out Lotto -, corner OF
Perry and ia streets;
Tloss lots ~ have commanding views Of The Mis-
sissiPpi River, tli5 Irwin Cities, and the Islands.
For sicily CLIO J. NICHOLS.
sTlNGl Building site ~ Q Acres, Intersection Of ie
Railroad ana Baf with Brick Dwelling, stablc,
Eale 0r.,arl, etc. TernIs literal. Apply to
hoF2l GEO L NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

NO I--FlNE Farm Of 1850 Acres, l. ar Sec Z, ~
K ~, wei improved, .argc amount OF wood and Ton
miles from iy. Price $50 per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

MOTOR sale 90 Acres, speculation. one mile
north city, can SooH be laid oG into city lots; Price
sloo per acre. Arptyto GEO. h. NICHOLS,
Nov -, le5l-tf Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

NO "a Farm Of iA0acres, rarely Is he met with
300 acres ia cuitUatton and under good fence, pas
lures OF blue grass aud molhy, running water album
.tant Ia &c bank barn With Stables etc. 60 OF
new Young orchard. Price s22 pergcre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

NO i.- Farm of9J acres. in See :, ~, ~, witt
very good dwelling and out but diHgs and farm ia higl
cultivation, 400 fruit trees of many varieties Price
: 100 per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

n Salty The editor Of the In Crosse
D.'"ocrat says, he is taxed for his prin-
Of $500. " - T'0' -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
In ITsrth Daeap5rt.

In Tsrth Davenport.
Lot 100 BY Isafeet deep in Mcfmtess new addition.
with handsome new Frame Dwelling. 26A 40 fest base
mcnt Rooms. Porch. Kitchen. DE; Price St40a;
lot l2s by 100 feet deep in North Davenport. with
new dwelling off Rooms ,stabie, tasrage House, els,
tern, exc: S4.3aG IN farwoods addition. $.
Also ~ Lots GiNlC0 ia Yarwoods addition fronting
On Farnam street:
And idiots 64yli5 fronting Rock Island street,
in YaiWood's addition to North davenport
gao l. NlGK0Li.S, Agent.
El BUILDING LOTS and Garden Grounds ia North
III Davenport. the Harrison street Road, at very
low rates. For sale 10y GEO j NICHOLS, Agt. +
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

No. s--Aua still another Farm ofiso Acres. adjoin.
Inn No. theSorth. All undcTf.ncn. web wjtsred.
ana yafs daSrab tIrn all near he Mississippi river
ii health! iocalil!.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

NO IA EARN ofIsi Acres situated on The Mis-.
sissppi ryer5 miles below city, welt imPgDE ca two
dwellings,, Young orchard Of los tribes and good tim
Der. Price S@2 peraere
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
BOARDING.

\ FEW Gentlemen be accom- odated win,
~ Boarding at the + corner of Main & Second ST.
Davenport Dec ed 1854 d-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

NO. 1.--Auother Farm OF 100 Acres, adjoining No
ON the west; fort. acresof timber to - VITA turn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
1alailg| 6a''1ttIttt.:.
'..,, s,ory--Bct.er than niamoa1ds.

\.
davenport, JanFiary ~, 800.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

NO l3-WcGi tinlbered a0j Acres; only miles east
of Davenport, with 90 in cultivation balance N
Huber good brick dwelling barn. etc.. young orchard
and a beautiful building sight, Prices $40 per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

! No G-Pl,asant valley Farm Of 100 acres, soil d
fruit quality; imprut Vmeuts ara comfortable; 10
caiit, miles east % Buyonpoft the road 10 h.
{ liife. Price So pc aele,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
STEAM BOILERS

nF all descriptions, hand ard made TO order
~ Also Sheet ron M0rk viz: Smose Pipe. Bsseel
e., Sea 90, maac On sofl hpi!ee---at age WoFhl
Chicago.
De-. Is q y If 4. W. GATES = GO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

NO A superiar firm OF a21 acres, near the tow
Of prsncet8n, Of lIe Mississippi river well Improved
wei water: ft.4ssd of go trait trees Price SIS pC
acre.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
Treaty violated by the Japanese

lfethty VsOAAtcO Dy tnC japanese,
By correspondence published in the New
York Times, it would seem that the treaty
recently entered into between the United
States and Japanese Governments has been
practically repudiated by the latter. In a
letter to the San Fransisco Herald, Messrs.
Reed and ougherty-America merchants,
who intended establishing themselves at
Hakodadi, in Japan, with the object of pro-
visioning whaling vessels-complain that
the Japanese have violated tho spirit and let
ter of the treaty in every particular, and
their statements are not without tcrctora-
ton. They, with other Americans, reached
Simoda, Island of Niphon, Japan, in the
early part of the year, and during resi-
dence there Of two or three days were forced
to submit to most tyrannicai and insulting
kind OF Surveillance. They were compelled
to 20 on board their ship at sundown, and
when on shore, were perseverihgly followed
and watched by officers, as if they had been
criminals under arrest. From personal vio-
lence, however, they were luckily preserved
by the appearance in port of Commodore
Rodgers, who pousee their cause, and rep
resentedetheir grievances to the Governor Of
Simoda, but apparently without obtaining
any redress. Messrs. Reed and Daugherty
then sailed for Hakodia, but here they were
not permitted to land at all, in direct con-
travention Of the treaty. The japanese au-
therities attempt to justify this singular con-
duct by asserting that the treaty only per-
mits Americans to reside tempora rily in the
country, which, according TO their interpre-
tation, means period Of four or five days.
Messrs. Reed and Dougherty, they cay, in
tended to- take up their residence permanently
at Hodoksdi, and hence their action in the
matter.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
Fusion Rejoicing.

At intervals during the evening, while
patriotism was boiling over in the shape o f
cheers for Chase and Freedom" and
groans for "Medill and Slavery" the
Oberlin Brass Band favored the assembled
community with music.
In the forepart Of the evening painting
oh canvass was hung out in front of Kin
ney & Carpenters store, which REPREsEN-
TED MEDIDL RAvISG AND PULLING HIS HAIR,
(Which he was no doubt doing about that
time } under which%ds aintcd "Weep for
those who weep" @
During the latter part Of the evenidg an
order was given for three grouns for Medill,
which wss heartily given, after which
dead march by the Bind"
The foregoing Is an extract from letter
to the Leader FROM 0berin. We did sap
pose that the ftfsionists Of Oberlih had more
sense. Poor fools, have they not learned
that such exhibitions Only degrade them
selves' that groans and indecent pictures,
are not arguments! or is their cause so des-
picable, that they dare appeal only to the
meanest and unmanly passions and prejudi-
ces Of human nature.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
Horrible murder.

BALTIMORE, October l6.-Dr. Hakell, OF
Cumberland, and his clerk, named Graf,
were both murdered on sunday last, near
that place. by a German. Their bodies were
found this morning, horribly mutilated.--
They were enticed out to attend sick wo-
man. The murderer has been arrested
The clothing, watch and pocket-books of
the victims were found in his possession
The Doctor was formerly Commissioner Of
Health in Baltimore. >.
A gentleman from West Alexandra. Pa,
has recognized the murderer as an old offend
er. He was imprisoned there for robbing
store, but made his escape to Pittsburgh,
where he stole horse. He was arrested
there, and brought back to Alexandria, but
again escaped. The gentleman does not re-
member his name.
DR.. Hakel leaves a wife and two children,
who are now on visit to Baltimore. Graf,
the young .man who was murdered, has a
mother residing in New York.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
TO OUR READERS.

Our readers will excuse the matter ,and
appearance of the Sentiaei this week. We
have had to get the work Of the Office done
as we could, and not as we wanted. Our
absence from home has also prevented US
from giving as much attention to the edito'
rial and news departments, as is desirable.
Our health is such, that we are compelled
to seek relief from the confinement and la.
bors Of the office, for few weeks. During
that time, H. H. STEVENS Esq, will take
charge and attend to the editorial and finan.
cial departments.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
Parents t,,Ixe Notice.

1. Nerer command your children to do q
thing unless you intend them to do it, and
to do at the very moment! There is no
laxness and disobedience, then by giving
commands which y9p do not intend enforce
ing immediately. Allow son or daughter
to finger or disobey once, the door is open
for future snd repeated indulgence and self
will. .. @
Beware of the letting out of waters.
3. Never consult your children whether
they desire to obey or not.
The parent should always be the best judge
Nor is it necessary for parents always to
give reason to their children why they re.
quest them to do certain specified things.
8. Mover hold q controversy with your
little ones on points of submission and ODE.
dience. s.a1e5 r. mo54
4. Never deceiue your chiidrea or tell them
d falsehGod to induce them to obey, neper,
Thus confidence is lost and family govorn-
ment in ruins! Speak truth, ard oily truth
invariably, unalterably 'ae
3. NtUer hire your children to oBey. -fx-
ercise your authority first, see that hey
obey implicltlyy cheerfuly, then, you can
safely reward theth If you choose. ITO
obey Is better than sacrifice.
6. Neuer sgter yotsr little ones to mi1gle
or associate with Ugly i'll tempered, peevish,
fretful or mischcivous children, no, not for 3
moment! It may be worse than the plague
or small pox. Such spirits are infections,
Keep them G,oay as you would from
serpent! We bave known the mos
sweet tempered, lovely children, well
nigh ruined for time and eternity, by i'm
bibing the i'll temper or peevish, fretful mis-
cheivous spirit Of others, Bspsre, parent
bepdre, sOe estredt you. III
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
aSailrOaas :lnd Fever nu& Aguts
AURORA, Oct. 3.

nUhUhAi OCb'
FRIEND HART:
The Mahoning Rail Road is at length in a
fair way to completion, and Quinine will
shortly come cheaper. Thanks to the i'm
mortal old Franklin Silk Company" at one
end, and unabashed "Rio Janeiro" at the
other. The Mohoning can never fail, and
the ague and lever must cease, when we are
brought into little closer connexion with
some Of the Peruvian branches Of the ANA
zon. One in every ten OF our population
are to-day propping themselves up with a
decoction of Peruvisn bark. 1t is ungeo-
graphical (did you ever see that word before!)
to talk about the fens OF Lincolnshire, the
marshes of Holland, or the prairies Of the
great West, as being the chief localities Of
intermittents. This old settlement, with
much less wet and swamp land than former
ly, and which has been parched up with
drouths for the last several years, has had
more cases of intermittents within the last
three years, than during its whole previous
existence. Will the Faculty explain this!
Will they point out the causes Of the increas-
ing miasma, SO that, If possible, the afflicted
may know what measures to take to dimin-
ish them! Il would increase their waneing
credit among the people, and be no REAL In
jnry to the business of the craft. Peddling
Quinine is not very profitable, and N struims
are known now as mainly useful in dverting
the sick.
When the Mahoning Celebration takes
place, / will give you notice. There will
be suspension Of Liquor Laws, and gen.
erai jail delivery from the cold river bed" to
black "Briar HILL" Everything will be
permitted to ride, except those whose daily
wages with the pick and the shovel have been
kept below the dollar. Then they must
"clear the track" they have built. They
will have deposited from three to four years
of slavish toll and miserable life, in earth
and grsyel, bank and wall, with no expect.
alton Of usury, or interest, ,or future dividends
So much of themselves lies buried here; ant
when they have moved on to . few more
Rail Road lines, and fixed them up for "white
folk's' use and enjoyment, they will have
buried the balance Of their short years. The
marble mile.stones along our Rail Roads
should be inscribed aSscred to the memory
OF the Dutch and Irish. v.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20

A ToucHIse IScIDEsf. There was one
little incident that touched the hearts of all
who witnessed It. While the men were
helping the females off of the wrecked steam
er SebastOpol up the bluff; from hand to hand,
there was seen little bundle, wrapped in
flannel, tossing from man to man, as If a
piece Of apparel belonging to some one who
had gone up, or, perhaps, mere like the has.
" manner in which q bucket Of water is
handed in fife-lihe. The last man who
teok il at the top Of the bluff felt life in It,
and on unrolling several laters Of flannel
cut peered two great blue eyes from the
sweetest bsby face thst could Be Imagined.
Theslittle stranger took his hsrsh handling
kindly, and smiled as prettily % II IN it, crib
ut home, We need mot mention that Il was
not long 4 want Of mothev 70 claim H.
Milwaslfss AMgichy. y ss. !. sss,.i i y;
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
Census OF Rnvenna.

The Democrat says that Mr.. B. Twitt Ia.
just completed census Of the incorporated
village Of -Rayenna, BY which it appears
that the number Of Inhabitants within the
corporation is 1910, and the number of chill
dren between the years of FIVE and twenty.
one, entitled to school privileges is $40.
We estimate that about two-thirds of the
population of Ravenna is within the cOrpo-
ration. II this estimate is correct, The num-
Der Of inhabitants in RaEenna township i,
obout $500.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
DvuFs nstM NyelIicincs.

DYES, GROCERIES, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS,
e PAINES, OILS, GLASS & GLASSWARE,
&c., &c. A fresh supply Just received from Ne&
York by ISAAC SWIFT, at the brick store opposite
tho court house. Ravenna, July. 1855.
uAMPDEN Mineral Green--.lA new and
IL dusabt, article for blinds, &c. PARIS GREEN
white SiAc. glue at all prices prime anatte CoAcn
VARNrrH+sa good article fof low price at SWfFTsS.
M ACHINE Spread, Strengthening Plaster,
Nl Wedgewood mortars, wedgcwood tunnels, bath
brick, brick dust, sponge from &c to per ounce,
sh bone, bird seed salts oflemon, LIP GLUE, smelling
salts shaving cream, cologues, hair dyes, Oils and
brushes, amber lustra or hair bcauyer avenderper-
fume, soap cakes and bars, transparent soap balls,
handk extincts, fayoring extracts, &c.at
Ravenna, July Z. 1855 SWlFT'S Drug Store.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
Land Warrants.

dissolution NOTICE The Firm in
~ the Dr1g Business under tho name and style Of
BELDING e. Prentice, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
The business will hereafter be carried BY Al BEED-
ING who is authorized to settle all the Uf the
late firm.
Haycnna. Sent, %, 1855,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20
strcetsbOrough alI Right.

In making out list of the majorities last
week, in the several townships, we uninten-
tionally omitted to notice the vote in Streets
borough. The fusion majority there last fall,
was %. Now the Democratic majority il
l6. Democratic gain, A.
Our brothers of Streetsborough have made
a gallant fight, and they uay well be proud
OF their victory.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20

GOdey's Lady's Book for November is us
usual finely illustrated. Some Of the read
ing contents are, The holy land and its holy
places, and Life Of Isabella Of Spain, (cOntin-
ued) The Rational Man, &c. Louis A.
Cooley, Philadelphia. % per annum.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20

o. Somebody has LETT at our sanctuni q
pumpkin Of mammoth Dimensions. We
don't know where It grew, but would say Il
the person who brought it, is in the habit Of
raising such specimens, wc would advise
him to build '.stake and fidsred'' fence q
round bic fields to keep them In. A beet
equally large in proportion was also left at
the same time.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20

DOSTWICK & BEATTY will keep al
ID ways on hand Mems and Boys Hats, Caps, Over
coats Broadcloths Ladies' cloth. excellent article,
Cassimeres Satinets, Jeans brown end bcached sheet
ings and shrtings, bleached and unbeaehed sheetng
from TO 81 yards wide; Fannes, red white, green and
blue; rose red blankets, bed-spreads &c.
der shirts, drawers carpet bags trunks, umbrellas,
buck HITS and gloves 70. men and boys, mems wo-
mems evershoes' Curtad Muslins, Frnges, Laces,
We also kcep the whole line of Groceries, such as
Sugar. Moasscs, Syrup, Coffee, Teaal kinds Spices,
Goldfish, White Fish, etc. We havca nice article Of
Lamp OIL warranted not te congoal in the cold
est weather,
Our present stock Of Glassware is the best we have
ever had andall who wish purchase had better come
soon. An entire new lot Of Table Cutlery, Pocket
our table cutlery, for are certain that VIC can sell
cheaper thaniany merchant in town. In fact we havo
everything that the people want for the comforts and
luxurles Of life, Don't fail to come and examine.
Oct 1855.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20

TaK bread OF life is love, the salt of life is
work. the sweetness of life is poesy; the
water Of life, faith.--Mrs. Jameson.