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Eastern times., 1855-08-23
Special Notice.

NPtCIdI NUtItC.
THE health Of the subscriber rendering change in his
business necessary all persons indebted Elm either
for Drugs, Medical Services requested to
mediate payment.
After the first day OF April the business Of the Store wiz
be conducted STRICTLY the cash principle
April 2. J. MATHEWS.
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Cabin Stoves.

FEW stoves Of splendid design, for Coalor Wood sua
BILE for Ships Cabins for sale by subscriber Also Cam
booses of all Sizes with Galley furniture every descrip
ton, at ii. L CHAMBERLAIN'S
Bath, NOV. ~, lo54 Rogers Block.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
SALT,

0Ah L.
1O0O HHDS. CADIZ SALT in Store, and for sale by
iOOO Bath, Feb Is, 1856. 34u d. Il L. PATTEN.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
Plated SpOOns.

ECEIvED direct from the Manufacturers Gro. supe-
r Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, Butter Knives &c,
plated with pure siiuer, for sale very cheap by
March Is. az J. T. GILMAN.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
Rich New Goods.

NUCH as Cashmere and Printed Shawls, Berage and
ceived by t.HH- = fl7 p J. r GILMAN
| May %. 40
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BOSTON and Western Clear and Mess Pork; Chicago
ID Mess Beef Larl HAMS Cheese; Butter Tongues and
Sounds; Mackerel; Iabuts Fins in half bbls and kits;
Beef Tongues, &c. for sale by JOHN IL. MCCLELLAN.
Bath, AprH II, 1885. ~
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
Provisions.

DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECES-alarge andwcll
l. selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. =. w. HEATH e. co stiff
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THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THE RLOGDi
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERcUh Y IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder
A N INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofu-
n la, Kings Evil, rheumatism. obsl nate Cutane
Gus Eruptions, Pinmples or Pustules N the face
Blotches, Boils, Chroic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or
letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and I In of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers ssyphti Disorder
Lu mbago, Spual Complaints, ,and all Diseas arising
from an inudicous use OF Mercury, lmprudenc tnLfe
or lmpurity of the Blood.
Blood now used BY thousands ofgraefl paentsfrom
all parts of the United States, who testify dayto tho
icines, "CARTER,s SPANISH MixTURE.,' Eeu.
IaRgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin,
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 putto fightby using THE great and ines
timable remedy. ~
For all diseases of the blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with II. Hcleanses the system OF
all impurities acts gently and efficiently on the Liver,
and Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone
Stomach, makes heskin clear healthy and restore
the Constitutions enfeebled by disease or dow
by the excesses of YOUTH to its pristine yigor
strength. s4s -sfaar.t5
For the Ladies' better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses of CARTER . SPA
IsH MIXTURE will remove all salowness ofcomplexioa
bring the rose mantDg TO the cheek give elasticyt
the step, and improve the general health In remark
able degree beyond all the medicines ever heard Of
The large number OF certificates which we have re
ceyed from persons from all parts the United States
Is the best evidence that there is Humbug about t.
The press hotel keepers, magistrates physicians and
public men, well known to the community, ali add
their testimony to the wonderful effects of thfs GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. E " 'I7'-G
Call on the agent and get circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest OF ali
Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT e BEERS,
Proprietors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Va; to
whom all orders forsupplies and agencies must be ad-
dressed. stE sA
And for sale by /. swift, and c. Hatch, ayenna;
Waun Wilson, Deerheld; d. Bostwiek, EdInburgh;
J. w. Cone, franklin Mills; c.. & @. r. Harmon,
Aurora; o. L. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root,
WiHdham, all Dealers iD Medicines everywhere. !
Ravenna, Nov .Q2. 1854. IL.
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Waap
Ths world is more apt 70 reward appear

The world is more apt 10 reward appear
snes than deserts.
Love knows no property; nor can II De
lasting except when founded on esteem.
Men Of the noblest dispositions always
think themselves happiest when others share
their happiness with them.
q know Of no homage more worthy Ofthe
Deity than the silent admiration elieted BY
the contemplation Of his works.
Woman's eye appears most beautiful when
II gisnces through tear, as the light Of a
star seeems more brilliant when il sparkieS
on the wave.
The Immortality of the age is standing
complaint with some men. But If sny one
desires to be moral, we can see nothing in
the age to prevent him.
Affection, like sOring flowers, break thro
the most frozen ground at last; and the heart
which seeks but for another heart to make
happy, will never seek in vain.
Have sufficient courage to speak to a poor
friend, even in the street, and when a rich
one is nigh; the effort is not as great as
many people may imagine; and the act is
worthy of King.
Without sorrow life would be mo- better
than dream; griefis reality, and though
bitter as wormwood, moralists love it, and
it makes them feel themselves, and know
the value ofeach other.
The heart is childhood's seminary. 'Tis
there that important duties of life are lear
ned. IT'S important because it is universal
the drearest cot in all the land has its
sacred heart. The msxims here inculcated
become woven with the woof and web Of
after life, and give it color, texture and
form. -.
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TESTJMONy FROM OHIO

John Hoffman, Jeromesville, Ohio, May 3Oth, 1883,
said l write to state for your satisfaction, and also
for that of ahers that German BtteTs is what yoh
recommend tito be- highly valuable medicine ,wiieu
know romhaving useditin my own family TO my en-
tire satisfaction An mo have usedit give the same
recOmme ndation.n Ia r. % ..... . "ags .ni
Stephen 4. Mealy, Canton Ohio, May II, 1853, says
EIiaving heardyOur German Bittershighy recommend
ed from sources in which placed much confidence,
ordered four bottles from Cleveland One of them
gave to my daughter who has derived great benefit
from it; two of tho others sold Immediately, and
wou Id like you to send me supply of tito sell''
John Clark, Brunswick, Ohio, May 90, 1854, says:
"Your German Bitters haveproved successful in every
case that has come to my knowledge, and has opened
for itself great demand.'
Thomas Letchford Covington, Ohio, Dec. 26th 1889
saws: IMy wife has been affected with the Liver com.
plaInt and Dyspepsia for anumber of years, during
which time have spent great deal for doct0ring but
she received very little benefit theretrom and finally
the doctors said she could no be cured, Last spring
she concluded try your Bitters she took two BEETLES
and since taking them she hes been able to attend
to her business untilvey lately she had attack,
but has again commenced the Bitters. have sold
! quite number of bottles through her recommends
ton and far as can learn, il has given satisfaction
/ to alin
David Abbott, Austinburg, Ohio, December5, 1853,
says "Permit me to bear testimony to the
efficacy OF your German Bitters In the cure of Liver
complaint. For years previous to taking it, was;se
verey afflicted with disease Of the Liver much that
did not expect to live. but by free of the Bit
ters, thanks TO kind Providence, find myself en-
trey restored to health and able to resume my usual
employment"
/ These Bitters are entirely vegetable and freefrom
Alcoholic stmulant and allinjurious ingredients, mild
in their operation theystrengthen the systeIn
| prostrateH -.s, s--.-t v# - .-st t,-5. g.
They entirely vegetable and free from all injur.
1 soldbydealcrsin medicneeverywhere. H..
! Sold by ]. Swift, and O.. .Hatch Ravenna; Waun &
Wilson; DeeTaed; D, Bostwick, Edinburgh. J. W.
o. l.. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root, Windham
4 Gddsa'ers In medicines every where ".
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September the National Month.

The month of September has been more
glorious than any other one month, to the
American army, for the multitude il not for
the Importance of its victories. Let US g.
numerate such of them as we can at present
recall. On the Sd, Brown sailed from Fort
Erie, and destroyed the British works, OSLO
On the 18th Scott gained victory over the
Mexicans, which led to the capitulation of
the City of Mexico, (lS47.) On the 10th
Perry destroyed the English feet on Lake
Erie. On the 18th, the Battle OF Brandy
wine was fought, Q777.) On the same
day, (1sl4) McDonough destroyed the Brit
ISL Aeet on Lake Champlain, and Macomb
defeated Provost at Plattsburgh. On the I2th,
(l776) Paul Jones took the British frigate
Serapis with the Bon Homme. Richard, an
old hulk of an Indiaman, built one hundred
years before, and armed with forty guns, a
largepart ofwhich bursted at the frat FIRE. It
was the most desperatenaval conflict on re-
cord and when the Scraps struck the sides Of
the Richard, which was lashed to her enemy
and ahoat BY her, were SO completely stove
in chat. according to Commodore Dale, 9
wagon could have entered her. Two thirds
Of Jones crew were killed or wounded. The
l2theur readers know well enough, was
further illustration la 1914, by the battle OF
North Point On the 18th; 1914, Fort Me-
Henry, was bombarded. Y On the 18th the
Amersesn army entered Mexico (ls47.)
THAT By the bye. was the very day on
which Napoleon entered Moscow, (Isls.)
and Oh which the Allies entered the Cri-
mss Iast year. On the 10th, the first des-
psFsss ssttlo between Bareeyns and the Ar
~ pa1sx Gsts1 wss feueht.- !
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AtWater SenlimarY.

EzHE Winter Term of this Institution, 10.
~ Gated in Atwater, Portage county o., the Glove
land u Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday. December 9th, and continue. eleven weeks,
under the charge ofits present Prrcipal Mr.. +. b,
FAIRCHILD, assisted by Miss J. H. BARTON; both
from of the leading Educational Institutions In
Massachusetts,.
TERMs.-Forc common English Branches, $500
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French g's
Instrumental Music (exsra) including use of In n
strument, 1000
Pencil Drawing, -a-- = = - = 200
Good boarding can be had in private families, at
very reasonable rates.
The Board of Trustees beg leayeto assure the pub.
ic that this Institution is recognized permaD ent
basis and affords facilities for thorough insructioniD
the various branches surpassed by other similar
Institution, in Ohio. .'"- (. ,tf FHA
1t is under thecontrol of Instructors, who
havehad much experience as Teachers in of the
first Educational Insutionsin Mass and who will de-
vote their best efforts to promote the moral and in
tellectual welfare of those whose instruction is
mittedto their charge. So. u. .s,..ts s.ss.s,
For particulars please address the Principal, or
LYMAN HtNMAN, "a. -s.x ,ae-
ORRIN BALDWIN, ; TRUSTEES.
a.. AMBROSE CULVER,) tt8astsBa al
Atwater, Nov. II, 1854, 469-U.
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Jusr ONE SHADE GREENER.-A lady of
this city, when Young, belle of the North,
shopping one day last week, called for some
green silk. A piece was produced-that
would not do; another, another and yet a.
mother, was brought forth by the salesman,
but of no avail; none was there among the
ample pile that suited the fastidious lady's
taste. "a deep, very deep, aud dark green
10 what wish," said the fair customer. -
The shelves were again ransacked by the
attentive attendant; deeper and still deeper
glowed the green, until it emerged in a
dark sea tint, but none had been displayed
suiting the lady's fancy. Ae length, fairly
out of patience with his customer, the ir-
ritated salesman exclaimed: Madame, do
declare, and verify believe, you do not know
what shade OF green you want yourself."--
81 do sir right we'll" returned the fair, fas
tidious and witty one, !" select pattern just
one shade greener than yourself, and III
take itat once. ."--Boston Journal
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HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE I
CHEAP GOODSiL
And down with all Monopoly and Extorti

Ana down with all monopoly and Extortion.
M M. BARKER, having taken Mr.. CAMP
wv BELLS Store opposite the Court House, Raven
ma, Ohio where he Intends 70 trade until December
next. and receive from the East regular supplies of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Liverpool Ware
and other crockery, and would invite the people Of
Portage county 20 call and bis stock when wanting
anything Of that kinds as he intends to sell on such
terms caun0 fail to give satisfaction 10 the hpyer
the lowest price without Cash, and as his Car ial is
very limited, he win have TO do exclusively Cash
Trade his motto being, Small Profits quick sales
Barker triumphant, or Right over Might, Q state
mentof the facts In the Prosecution or WM BARxEp
for selling goods in Ravenna without Pedler,s liz
eense, the utter defeat Of his enemies and their meri
ted shame and confusion OF face. senl toany address,
postpaid on receip. Of three cents. ssss IN
On page 5th OF BARKER Triunphant, for HoPKrNs
read BOsrwIcE. stiFs 3x Ia is 10 Il. y
Ravenna, May 27th. 1885. ", .se n M 81 7.5e;
9M0IaAS ASSES---Rest New 0rleans MnIa I
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

Jaundice, Chronic or Ner-
~ vous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and all
Useasse arising from Disordered Liver or Stomach;
such as Constipation, inward Piles, Fullness ofBlood
10 the Head, Acldity Of the Stomach, Nausea Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness of Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking Fnttering at
the Pit ofthe Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur.
ried and Difficult Breathing Futtering the Heart,
Choking or SufocRting Sensations when In a lying
posture, Mmness ofVisioD, Dots Webs before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
ofPerpsration, Yelowness ofthe Skin and Eyes, Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &C., Sudden Flush
es of Heat, Burningi the Flesh, Constant
Of evil, and Great Depression ofSpirits
Can beefeetuatty cured by Dr.. HoGfaad's Celebrated
GsrmaH Btters, prepared BY DR.. C. M. JGeksOR,
No. 100 Areh st., PhiIGdelpia.
Their power over the above discasesis notexceli
ed equaled by any other preparation In the United
physicians had failed. .
These Bitters worthy the attention of Invalids
Possessing great virtues in the Rectiacation of dis
eases of the Liver and lesser glands exercising The
most searching powers in weakness and affections o
the digestive organs, they are, wha sa certain ant
pleasant.
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ss;lguePPeOtyIbeS.

MI ATTHEW'S Daguerrean Rooms, at Sey-
lll -Inour's Block on Main st. The rooms are
large and pleasant and the arrangement of light, for
taking good clear and fine likenesses in the mostcare-
full manner, cannot be excelled No other shall
produce fnerspeeimens of the art than at mine.-
Every variety style and finish Casesfor Miniatures
en- hand. ala ..s aaH
friends by mai find expressly for the pnr-
pose. ,.P rs-. -..4 VIM. b. MATTHEWS.
Ravenna, August 90, '54. 477.tf u
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TREAsuRERs OFFICE, of Franklin & Warren X. X. Col
Franklin, Portage County o., Nov. 10th le54.}
THE Stock Sub,c lbers who have neglected to pay
L any part Of ;! subscription are hereby notified
that the whole NJ of their Stock is now due, and
furtheri adugeDce onthe pari of the company would
be gross injustice to paying subscribers as well as re-
tardthe progregs of the work. And fpayment in part
is not promptly made the collection OF the whole
amount due, thinterest and penalty offve percent
will be enforced. r.. % .,
f p. ID, A, Treasurer,
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ONCE of the Atlantic and Grea1
NNnSferM Rail ROR d Com DH nv. /.

y FRANKLIN, PORTAGE Co., o., JUNE I2Ih, 1853.
THE Stock Holders Of said Company are
J. hereby notified, that their Annual Election for Di-
rectors will be held at this office on the second Tues
dny the 10th day of July 1885, between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. M. and A O'Clock P. N.
- J. w, tyler. Secretary.
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HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE
Cheap Goods.

q l-isa, = Cheap Goods. .ai-a .sf5
nOWN WITH MONOPOLY EXTOR-
Dtion. WIN. FkRKER' q store is open. Call and Sc
cure bargains in Dry Goods and liverpool Wase.--
His stock OF Dry Goods present is not lare but be
expects new arrivals every day. what be has he will
sell you cheap, and hopes before long, to aecommo-
date the people of Ravenna and Portage county gem
really, with large assortment of Goods.
pANTS.--Black and Fancy Cashmere,
u Eatned Black and Fancy, Farmers Satin, White
Linen, and great variety of pants, nj
3S.ssssi N. y. VI jer NO. 3, PHENIx BLOCK \
ArYilia Leonard,l In the court OF common pleas Of
- VS.. fF Portage County, Ohio. ssB
A4r0h -Le0nard.1 sAss--a7-t-.- Divorce.
The defendant win lake notice that the plaintiff filed
her petition ip said court, the 10th day Of March,
A. d. 1855, praying to be divorced from the said de-
fendant, aud for cause aedges wiIifdi abscsnee fer
morehan three years. extreme cruelty gross neglect
or duty, eubSequent marriage and adaltry. II
Ravsnnat June, 90, 1855. zg.eW -s3S
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Here You, Sirs!


IF YOU want a good suit of Clothes, call at |
the Store of the subscribers in Campbells Block,
where you buy cheap for cash all kinds Of Cloths
Ready Made Clothing, Tailors Trimmings, &C., from
standing dicky down 10 full rig andcomplete tthat
can't be beat this eide of OF sunrise.
N. b. Cutting done TO order. OLD J. SUTLIFF.
RavenRa, March 10, 1854.
A GOOD supply of Cloths consisting Of
a consisting Of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere
Ravenna, March 90, 1854 o. L. & J. 2. suTLIrEs.
SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, Of
~ the anest quality, can bo found
Jan IL, 1854. at IA BAIRD q Co.'S.
THAT Fancy Vesting is going off fast and
i cheap, at o. L. & J. P.SuTLITTs.
March 20, 1854.
GOATS Pants and Vests a good supply at
" March 90, 1854. OIL. & J. P. suTLirrs.
NOTICE--R. A. Baird having formed a
N co-partnership with J, Dewey ofFranklin,wilo
continue business as before at the old stand in lien
Book. under the name and nrm Off. A. Baird d G
EARM FOR SALE.-The we'll kno WI,
j. Cottage Hill Farm, situated q miles east of Ra-
VIENNA, on the Warren road, containing 437 OF
frst rate land. About 275 acres of 1t Is under good
Improvement and the balance In good timber land
Seventy acres of the farm Is good bottom land, and
well adapted for meadow. Tho soil is generally loan.
The farm is usually we'll watered with good living
springs, The Muhoning river runs through the whole
length of it. 1t under first rate fence There is
good orchard and an abundance Of other fruit trees.
The buildings consist Of very fine stone house, with
all conveniencies Of wood-house, water, etc. The
house is "a by 46 feet with ell 60 feet long Also,
two good barnsone SO by 46 feet the other SO by 39
feet with shed 64feetlong. ~. '. sata ,li
Also good horse barn and carriage house, SO by 81
feet with good we'll of water in the barn. All the
buildings were thoroughly paintedlas Spring. sd e.,
| This is good opportunity for those who wish to
purchase Of the best stock farmsn the county,
tits well calculated fer either cattle sheep, aud we'll
adapted for grain. The situation fine, and the
try around very healthy. Terms will be made easy
To frrfha Ftic cuIa nj
VIENNA, on the premises OF the subscriber.
February, IA, ls55-tf FREDERICK CURTIS
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ART OF MILKrNG.-The art OF milking
well is not taught in hurry. 1t requires
long practice to milk properly, and there
fore all the young people on farm oughtto
be shown how the labor should be done. 1t
10 quite important that this branch of the
dairy should be particularly attended to. for
agood mixer obtains at least quart more
from the same COW than poor mixer.
The first lesson to be taught to young peo-
pie is gentleness and kindness to the cows.
They never need be treated harshly, in case
the business is properly commenced. Cows
that have been caressed and uniformly well
treated are fond of having the mild drawn
from the udder at the regular time of milk
ing, for it gives them relief from the disten-
sion OF the milk ducts.
Let young people be put to milking the
arrow cows first, or such as are to be soon
dried, and then the loss from bad milking win
be less injurious; the hand should extend to
the extremity Of the teats, for the milk is
then drawn easier. They should be taught
to milk as fast as possible. More milk is al
ways obtained by rapid mixer than by a
SLOW one. They should therefore be taught
to think of nothing else while milking, and
no conversation must be permitted in the
milk yard They should cit up close to the
cow and rest the left arm gently against hel
shank. Then if she raises her foot on &C.
count Of pain occasioned by soreness of the
teats. the nearer the mixer sits to her ant
the harder he presses his left arm against
her leg the less risk will be run of being in.
jured.
Cows may be taught to give down their
milk at once-and they may be taught to
hold it long while, and to be stripped in.
definitely. The best way is to milk quick
and not use the COW to long stripping or ar
after stripping ng.--Northern Farmer.
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Groceries & Provisions.

HUMELBAUGH'&'WAIT are now OPEN
IL ing au assortment Of Groceries and Provisions,
Molasses, Oils. Rice, Tobaccoes Fish, Grackers Raj
sins, Citrons, Figs Prunes Spices Nuts Soaps Cam
dies, Pckles, Tartar Soda Sai Soda, IndigJ Can
dies, Wood and Willow ware, ,ldse. ags TT y u N.
Our stock is selected NJ n, bya competent jadge
"with particular reference to quality or freshness,
and will be added to weekly. AL who wish tobuy No
Goods at reasonable prices call at The
first door west ofthe Town Hall, Main st. Rayehna.
. HF Good Butter, Eggs, Hams, Pork, A pples, Dried
Fruits, Rags, &C., wanfed.ysg #9agffy
Ravenna April 10Th, 1s55-36 & ~
Good Gingbams from Is per yard to Is
MIN. BARKER Offers his stock of Lawns,
2 w sh4wis, Embroidsrad Colars. Sleeves 10 Sc
Hns e sse1re asieniabiht bargains; gall early
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Ravenna, June 81.
SILK HATS from $500 to $500 at
~ No 3 phenix block. JT GREEN.
DLACK AND DRAB SOFT HATS High
Dcrowns from sl,75 to $3.50, low crowns from 8 ,25
to S2,75 at No pheuix block.
May l6, 1855 .t-. 7 GREEN.
STRAW GOODS as cheap as the cheap.
~ estfor cash, atNo phenix block. p
NAV l6 1855 IT GREEN.
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THE subscriber would respectfully an
/ nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity,
that he has been receiving during the past week gen
era and complete assortment OF Boots ana eeoes SUIT
able for the Spring trade the various kinds
and colors of Ladies' and Gentlemen, Boysand Youths
Misses and Children's Caters. Enameled Pat Leather
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also few pair
of Ladies and Gents Rubbers, supply the pres
entdemand. :, e. ~
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc for themselves as they may be assured OF finding
an article that will suit with prices corresponding with
the times. p.a mar2l-33 - . s,.
Rayenna, March 10. 1855 WIN. GARDNER.
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ImspectOr's NOtCe

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned, has
~ been luIy appointed County Inspector, under the
'ac to prevent the aluteration Of Alcoholic Liquors.
passed May ], 1854 and duly quglfed and ready to
enter upon the duties of his Office Office ever Rowel
Witter d. Coz Store. A. BELD1NG; Inspector