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ArrIvaI Of one North AmerIcan.
QUEBEc, August "a.


The steamship North American arrived
here this morning with Liverpool dates to
the 14lh, which is four days later than pre-
viously received by the Africa.
The following paragraph from the Lon.
don SLdr alludes to the above:
"There are some very unhappy rumors
floating all over Paris about the state OF
things at the Tuilleries, which we sincerely
hope are entirely without foundation. More
over the statements gather strength and are
repeated from day to day. Now that the
Emperor has returned to Paris, it ought to
be his first duty TO bring the authors of
these base calumlies TO justice. The Legiti-
mate and Republican parties in Paris, with.
out doubt, take care that these stories do
not lose their exciting interest by repetition.
We are sorry to add that the character of
the Empress continues to be most cruelty
aspersed."
The latest intelligence from the French
harvest, states that il has terminated in the
south of Frame, and is proceeding in the
central and northern dirtricts. 1t has prov
ed inferior beyond the Garonne and beyond
the banks of the Rhine, and middling be-
tween Garonne and Loire; but magnificent
Of in all parts north the Loire.
There have been immense arrivals of
wheat at Marseilies.
Latest udvices from Madrid simply state
that there is nothing new, but report that
quit prevails in Spain. Distressing ac-
counts are received from Madrid with regard
to the ravages Of the cholera in that city.
Portugal has officially notified the ullied
powers Of her adherence to the doctrine pro.
pounded by the Peace Congress at Paris, in
relation to the rights of neutrals and resort
to arbitration.
Advices from Madeira bring distressing
accounts of the ravages of cholera. In Fun
Chal alone there has been 5000 cases, and
1900 deaths, cut of n population Of $4,000.
There was a deficiency OF medicine and doc
tors and the dead remained unburied owing
to Gear OF infection. Fires were kept burn
ing 10 the streets TO mitigate pcstilence.
John A. Martin, Esq, for many years U.
S. Consul, at Lisbon, died there on the 81
inst.
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GAVE UP THE GHosT.-An aged Indian,
one Of the company who recently encamped
in Newport, Ky, died last Saturday week,
and was buried according to Indian fashion
some fourteen inches under ground. The
citizens, not liking corpse to be left SO near
the surface, exhumed and re- buried it We
suspect that the romantic young people OF
Newport will hereafter imagine they see
his ghost
"All night long with freely lamp,
Padding his white canoe.''
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William h. Nichols,
Guardian of David o. Cracker.

The said David o. Crockeris hereby notified that the
said Villain B. Nichols guardian, filed n petition
in the court orprobato of Portage county, Ohio on the
9Hth day of July, a. d. 1856, the object nd prayer Of
which petition Is to obtain order to sell as soon as
the law will Permitte following real estate belonging
10 the said David o. CroCker:-Stuae in the township
OF Freedom in said county of Portage, known be-
ing part lot No. 50, bounded on The north by land
set Otto the said VIM. B. Nichols and wife, on the
west by lot line and east by the highway. and thence
running south to land set of to Charlotte Flemming,
containing about six acres.
SAMUEL STRAWDER,
Ravenna, August 5, 1856. j2-4w Pl'ffS Atty.
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"THE COTTAGE BIBLE"

7T7HE subscribers most cheerfuIIy and hear
L. tiiy commend the above named work, which the
agent, Mr.. A. JOY, is Offering TO the inhabitants of
Portage and adjoining counties. Il consists of the
common English Text with brief Explanatory Notes
and Practical Comments, and is of the best works
in circulation for the use of Families and Sabbath
School Teachers. Each one will do well 10 secure Il
copy.
ALBINA HALL. Pre-. Elder NJ. z. Church, Erie Co.'S
JonN C. HART. Pastor Goa. Curch, Rarenna.
G. w. CLARK. Pastor NJ. +. Church, "
A. PRYNE, Pastor Free Church, "
RaVenuJ. J uly 7. 1916. IA
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OJThe Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
granted half fare tickets to people going to
the Fremont meeting ut Massilon, and
charged full fare to those going to the Demo-
cratic meeting at Salem. Let this be re-
membered BY the Democracy. Comments
next week.
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be lis character. Indigestion complaints, epi-
leptc and other fits, coughs consumption in its early
stages, throat, bronchitis fever and agne asthmay
low spirits, sexual incapacity, femin Weakness
picking of the skin, symptomatic Of paralysis, rheu-
masm neuralgia tumor, cancer, diabetes, lassitude
and debility darrhoea, and all other diseases Of tho
organs of respiration the livrr the Kidneys the stom
ach the nerves, the muscular Gbre, unerrirgly
cured by this preparations 1t Is to the m0teres mOrb,
seeds of disease. what alkali is to acit; 81
neutrazes them with an absolute certainly, while ut
the time it regulates the secreons. removes OBJ
sructiOns from the bowels, creates appetite, renews
bodily vigor and regenerates every animal function.
Such is the nature, such the effects of Dr. Robacks
famous Sc AEDIN AVIAN BLOOD PURIFIER, which, taken
in connection with his BLooD PILLS, will not only
oblitcrate the most painful diseases, but prevent
their resurrection, and lengthen life beyond its ord-
nary span.
To preventimpostion, purchase only Of frespectable
druggists, cte, of regular agents. of DR.. Re back
sole proprietor and manufacturer, Cincinnati.
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For Il long time certain class s"f diseases has bahled
tho skill and practice of the most eminent nambers of
the regular medical faculty. Foremost among thosc
We might instance epilepsy or falling fits. Happily
now 10y ths skill and Inventive genius Of an cminett I
chemistof ialtmnrc Nd this disease has been bro't
wilain tue mjtns of cuie. We aiude to the prepa-
ration called the Vegetable Extract Epilepc Pills,
invented ana prepared by Dr.. Seth $. Hance, of l0
Bltii more street, Baltmore, Md Since their discov-
cry many persons who had given up all hope of ever
being cured have been restored to the fdll enjoyment
Of :h.ir health. Prominent among these we might
enumcrato Mr.. Harrison Lght0ot, of Huntsville. Ala
bama. Mr. l.. has suffered as much from epilepsy as
auy other person in the world: never knowing what
was to pass week without having attack and Of
ten h'li in the streets of Huntsville. Hcisn0w full
ly restored and has not h ii an attack for more than
year. Dr. Hance's bills have been the sure cause OF
this cure. These pills also cure all mo lhcalion OF
Eits, Srasms, Cramps &c ,and are very srrviceablC
to any part of the country the receipt Of remit
tance. Price, 3d. two Sj twelve S2t:. Aadrrs;
J9-im
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llOofiamd's GcEInun Biatcrs take
the Lead.

ENToNroS, Geo, July II, 1853.
Dear Sir-Y0ur German Bitters taking the lead
of all other medicines for chronic diseases, &c, and
are selling rapidly. Please send us anether box i'm
mediateiy we shall be out before itarrives.
Truly yours, LYNCH d DAVIS.
DR.. (. l.. STROHEGKER said:
~ am happy to say that your German Bitters are
gaining great reputation. think 1t will, in future,
sell very rapidly"
MAXEY ~ Co. said
your bittnrs, though entirely unknown before in
this county, have sold rapidly and given satstactoh
iiPSSc advertisement,
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EXHIBITION & FAIR AT RAVENNA,
On Wednesday and Thursday, September 17th
and 18Th.
SUPERINTENDENTS.

On Fitting up FLORAL Hal-DR. l. G. KI>o.
On Horses and Mules-JoHN R0DENDAUGH.
On Neat Cattle-CALEB SHERMAN.
Or Sheep and Swine-DAvIn JENNINGS.
On Go ths and other Manufactured Articles-W. w.
HiNMAN
On Butter, Cheese, Flour, Sugar and Vegetables
ROBERT M'KANE.
On Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles-P. P.
DAwLEY.
On Fowls-HENRY L. CANrGELp.
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The proprietor has used this article in his private
practice ftr several years, and in has it failed
10 ccct perfect euro, when the direction has been
followed.
1t purely vegetable in its composition, and being
mild in its character adapted to all Ages SoXesaud
Constitutions. 1t be given with as much safety to
tn! infant tn the adut. 1t needs no encomium,
ong array testimony to heraidit efficacy. Its merit
lies within itSef-aud the invalid it will prove of
more value than an octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only By the proprietor. at Stanhope, J,
aud none genuine without his signature.
For sale by HuMELBAUGn ~ JENNINGS, sole agents,
for Ravenna, OhI".
Crittcndon and Knowton. Franklin, J. Bedding
and Co.. Randolph, J. H. Spraguc, GarrGttsville, J.
W. Foster Mantua, G. Il Q. K. Harmon, Aurora,
Grow II Harmon, Newton Falls.
35-iy.
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New Tailoring Establishment

AT RAVEhNA, OHIO.
A NDREW POE would respectfully in.
II form his friends and the public Ihat he has taken
the store lately occupied byJ. c. Harmon, in Colns'
Block, where he has the largest stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
ever brought to this town, consisting OF Froek and
Dress Goats, Sack Goats, Pants and Vests, 10 fact
everything that belongs 10 Gent,emans Furnishing
Establishment. Also, largo stock OF Cloths, Cas.i-
meres, Nestings, Hats, Caps, &c.
Having secured the services Of skill full cutter, Mr.
Poe is ready u make 10 order garments OF every
serir rtiOn, and he asslro all who patrOnizs him.
that In regard to quality Of goods sIys exeesnee Of
fitting aud price, teY will be perfectly satisfied.
W PAN garments made warranted 10 ft.
IPPHriicular attention paid 10 cutting.
RAvenua, AuFust %, 1855
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JACK FRosr.-This gentleman made his
appearance in this neishborhood ON Monday
night last, and created quite sensation
when his footprints was discovered the
next morning, by those who rise earlier than
we do.
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DEFuNcr.-The. College City Venture, q
fusion, free.soil, free-Iove, Fremont paper
published at Hudon, Ohio, has 'gin eout"
for want Of support
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. SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. II. TUBBS.

Will be in attendance as follows:
= RAVENNA, Prcntiss House, Tuesday, and Wednes-
iay until o clock p. NJ 9th and 10th Sept.
Akron, Empire House, Monday; Sth Sept.
Warren. GasKll House. Saturday, 18th Scpt.
Cleveland, American House, Monday and Tuesday,
18th ana 18th Aug.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat.
Lungs Heart, Liver, Stom; el, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous.
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits Impurities of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties of long standing
complaints, both external and Internal.
For some ten years Dr.. T. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, reang thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In no case are mineral or oHe p0tFOns
empoped, does he make sick to make ee, tear
dOoa 10 build up. The medicines can be taken with
safety by the most delicate. and patients may remain
at home, and continue with prudence their ordinary
,liet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indispuable evidence of which can always
bGiurHished. invalds however reduced and despair
ing are invited to call and may be assured thatno
enlargement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect of recovery.
RETERRNCE FORTHE LADIES.
WIILGw GROVE, Iowa, May 1856.
pr. Trpns-Sir: IOpingit may encourage come de-
sparirg invalid to seek relief from sufrrirg, give
below the facts in my ,wn ease. YOu first prescribed
for me iii Sept 1851. had been suffering four years
from complication of diseases and impurities Of the
had been kept close prisoner, and at that time was
too feeble TO sit up in chair long enough to have my
bed arranged, nor could stand upright on my feet.
My suI9rings wtLoutintermission, and at times
were very great. Debility and arrangement seemed
to pervade the entire system, All that kind friends
and attentive physician conldlo. had been done for
me had also used different kinds Of patent medicines,
which acted palliatves. but failed to accomplish the
desired oliect. From the time commenced your
trcatment there was gradual improvement. At the
end ola few weeks was able to sit up hour at n
time, and in six mOn'hs rode ten miles in day
From that time improvement was mOtc r pid-have
since been able 10 journey wcstand am now enjoying
good degree ofhealth. feel thatto your treatment.
under the blessings Of God, indebted for life and
comfortable health.
Yours with respect, MRS. N. +. BERNISS.
Mrs y resided during her Sickness and while un-
der trc@tmept. in MUmson, Geauga Co. where her
father, Mr.. Chester Miller, still remains. n. 7.
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SS=IarF. DR.. TUBES will atthe Prcntss House,
~ Tuesday and Wednesday, until 4 O'Clock,
p. N. 9th and 10Th of September.
Sec nlYnriis mnnl in annlhnI column.
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ETJust Us we 60 to press. "WEDNESDAY
afternoon,) we learn that the gathering at
Salem isimmense- So we 60.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Jacob Spe!masE's Estate.

N Office is hereby given that the subscri
lV ber has been appointed and qualified as admins
TRAITOR of the estate of jacob Spcnan late of Portpge
county, deceased. Dated at RavenEa, this 22l day
August 1856. OTIS REED.
Anvust IS56-3w
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

The RAvEKSA DEhocRATIc CLUE meets
every Tuesday evening, at o'clock at the
Club Room, Phenix Block. All persons
without regard to party or creed, Ore cOrdi-
ally invited to attend.
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HHEAP PRINTS--One Case 1000 yards
" choice Prints; also lSC0 yards Indigo Blua
and Orange Prints at g. csnts per yard.
May 90 F w SEYMOUR
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ONE Case 1921 yards new style, best quail.
" ity De Laines at II per yard. the sane thax
re sold at 25 cents per yard FW SEYMOUR.
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{ (lARPETS.--I am now receiving a large
" stock of carpets that will be sold at very low pri
ces--May 18th, 1856. + W SEYMOUR.
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DEADY MADE CLOTHlNG.---Buff,
LII Brown, white and checkered Linen Goats, PantS
and Vests u large stock and at very low prices.
Nav 90 p w SEYMOUR.
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N. PALMITEK,

Dealer in Marble, Monuments, Tomb. stones, &C., of
every variety. Also, Stone Pumps aAd Water Pipe.
August 81. l556-ly
A SUPERIOR article of White Fish and
"A front in half bbls. just received hy
May 10 BW SEYMOUR.
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ieOGiGc.
DERRY RICHERSON,

DERRY RlCHERSON, whose place Of
L residence is unknown. is hereby iin.d that
LUcy AGu kichcrson did, the 18th day Of Jaly 1856
e her petition in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas, withia and for the county Of Por
age aud state Of Oo charging the said Perry Richer
son vita gross neglect Of dHty and cruelty towards
her, and asking that she may he divorced from the
said Perry Riehnrsnn, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term Of sad Court.
J. L. u Fl. G.. RASNEY,
Aurust "A. lS5G-6W httiNs for rctIiiuupr,
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DISEASES VANQUISHED
BQ DR.. RoJack's Scandinavian Remedi
4 FTER years ofper~

a FTER years Of per%
IA study analysis and ex-'
lment, DR.. Roback, the
eminent Swedish Physician
succeeded in producing u
medicine from the noun
tain herbs ofhis native land
which acts directly upon
the causes of disease in the
blood, and by restoring the
corrupted fountain of life
to Il condition of health and
purity, expels disease from
tho system wherever it may
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THE BANNER STORE.
BoSTWICK & BEATTY'S
Cheap Cash and Ready Pay SlO1s in suoess.
ful one afi0a

JuI opa alton
GOODS SOLD cHEAPER THAN EVER 2!
NO Extra profit charged to pay the expense
IN OF doing credit business and to cover the Ioss.
es on bad debts. We are determined 10 make II an
object 10 those who pay down 10 come Us, and
% those who are not always sprepafcd wait Till they
can raise the cash or its equivalent.
Try US, all who want 70 save money and keen clear
of long store bill: patrOniEc all who do not wish
TO pay for goods consumed year ago. "DonT pay
for dead horse any mOre.n
THE BANNER SToRE will always be supplied with
Groceries at rates considerably below those who do
credit business.
Teas! TEAsl! TEtSiii at the asionishingIy low
rates OF 95 3d. So 62i and IS cts per pound. Our %
cent tea Is good many Groceries selfOT so cents
Try itEnd be satisfied.
SUGARS. Six different grades. Rear In mind that
although sugar Is high will make II low pos
siOle TO our customers.
Is per cent will be knocked of from all Dry Goods
where We have margin to do il.
LAWNS, BEREGEs, TissuEs &C. all sold after this date
at a shade above cost.
BRowS aud BLEAchED COTTON CLOTHS sold at a
close nsure. We can astonish good judges Of goods
with our beached cottons.
UMBRELLAS received last week. wheneVerit rains,
think OF the Banner Store aud its cheap Umbrellas
SrMNER GOODs sold at Ia rye discount 1T the Banner
St0rei (DODt want to winter summer goods.)
The Banner store is supplied with nearly every thing
ndt the people want; remember that our dag alWays
out AM on il our mutto, Goods sold for anG
dy pay ony.,'
All those indebted to us viii please call and setteby
note or otherwise,
July II, 1856 ROSTWInK e. BEATTY.
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Common Pleas.

August IA, ls58-6w Att'ys for petitioner.
l,l,' ne ,rAIE n,'I,, on mn In Common Pleas.
Joel H. Wheeler, |
James J. Humason,
Jane II. lIumason, Civil Aeticn.
Horace Tratfsrl,
Lucy NJ, 1raf"rd &
Samuel Quimby.
The Defendants in the above entlod cause, non-rcs
idents of this State, hereby n0ad that the 4th
day oC August, A. d. 1856, the PlautlGJ" J"c II. Wheel
cr, flied his Petition in the court of common pleas of
the county of Portage and state of Ohio and which is
still pending therein against said defendants setting
forth that the first day Of Nov. 1851, Lucy Wheeler
sod to james j. Humason twenty five acres Of land
situate in Mantua, Portage county, Ohio, and known
being part of lot No. So in said township for the
consideration of $5J aud that said luna executed
his Ave promsory notes therefor. payable IN two.
three four aud five years from April > lHj2, with in
t'reSt from Nov. t., eji; aud the said iiumason with
view to secure the same and the purchase money of
said premises executed mortgage back to the said
Lucy Wheeler dated Nov. l. 1851, that said Wheeler
at the request of the said llnmasOn executed deed
o said premise 10 Jane H. lamason. wife othe said
James j. Ilumason and that on the 18th day Of March
1856 said lumason and wife conveyed said premises
to Horace Traiord excepting the said mortgage Of In.
cy Whoelcr's specifically rrcted therein, and which
the said Traord then knew to have been given to sc.
purchase money for said premises, which yet
unpaid and that on the 3d day of May 1856, Horace
rratTord and Lacy NJ. Traford his wifa executed a
mortgage "fsiid premises to JamesJ. Humuson to SO
etha payment of S529 according to certain note
referred to in said mortgage, and ich said mortgage
tn" said Humas0n has since assigned and transferred
to Samuel Quimby. And that the mortgages and notes
so given to Lucy Wheeler aforesaid have been al
signed to hm and he is now the real owner thereof.
and three of sud notes Cre now due and vet unpaid,
and that there is now due him from Tie said james
Humason the and above all endorsemeut ts
and payments the SUN OF S2C6 20 and interest from
Nov !, 1851; and praying that the said liumasOn may
pay said sum Of $2iG 10 now claimed to be due and
interest from Ncr J. 1851. or that said premises may
be sold to pay the and $50 with interest after
Nov. I, 1851, to become due April .. 1852
The said defendants are hereby notified that they arc
required to appcaran answer said petition or be.
fore the bird Saturday after the 'C day Of September
1856. J. l.. 81 II G. RANNEY.
Augusta, 1856. 52-Gw Atys for Plaintiff.
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MEMS AND BOYS HATS.-Silk, Pan
III anna, LeghornStraw and Palm Leaf,selling cheap
Ravenna. May 90 w SEYMOUR
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From the Rosion Hernld. .

soNETnEo EOETH KEouINsl--By using Professof
Woods Hair Restorative, grey hair cen be peFma<
nehty restored 10 its origin h color. The suboined
certificate from Johhson q stoLe, Gardiner. Me-, 10
but one Of the many instances that daily COM
Ing TO our knowledge OF is wonderful Effects IL 10
no longer probieRatcAl, hut self-evidenf truth A.
hundTedsin our community te1lify.
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GAEpIsER NE, June %, lsss.

GAEDINKR, Me-, June 60, 1855.
Prof. o. J. Wood-Dear sir--l have used Two bot
say tits the greatest discovery he age for restor<
ing and charging the Hair. Before usifg 81 was .
man Of seventy. Ny hair has attained itA oriei@
nal color. You recommend II 10 the world with
out the least fear, my case one Of tho Worsf
Kind. Yours, respectfully,
DAN'L n. MURPHY.
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Benan Richardson,
: Divorce.
Cynthia A. ). Richardson.S
The defendant will take notice thl the plaintiff A. ed
on tae 2is day Of July, A. D., 1856 u the Oice of tue
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Portage
equity Ohio his petition, praying for divorce from
her, the said CynLhit and for states th1t this
def1udant is guilty Of Iuitery, and has orped and
gone Ia parts uhknOwnthrt she is guilty of extreme
cruelty akd gross eGlsrt of ,uty aud that she is re-
quested u come Ia ami decree of divorce
Will 10 taken at ths October of said ca lrt f,r the
year l3J6. SAM'L SfRAWDER,
August 81. iSJ'-GW ATTY for plaintitr,
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Furniture! Furniture !
A. r. & j. VANCE.
3 EsaGrO1ypes !

A MBROTYPES taken by SrAFFrR &
II STEDMIN, at their Rooms over Rairds Jewelry
St,rs. Aliens Block Rayenna, o., fof srvENTy.FIvE
CENTS, where every variety Of likenesses be OBJ
tanned Ambroype inserted in breast pins aud l0ck
cts Whole SIZE likcnesses 'r SIS and SG-armer price
and Si2. rticuar Mt ,utioH paid To taking the
hken9ssts Of children. Having lar.e sky aud side
light, impressions take in from three FIVE seconds
Our likenesses all positive aud not reve5s,d. All
work warranted Jj7Likenesscs taken either in clear
or cloudy weather.
August 81, lSj5-ly
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WANTED

)H CHESTS Extra fine Young Hyson
%O Tea, AS geodas ever at so cents per pound at
May7, W'SEYMoU's.
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HOSIERY g. GLOVES.-The best as
IL sortment have ever had in store. % doz best
Ladies' Kid Gloves, Silk and Thread Gloves Ladies'
and Misses Silk Ms, Ladies aDdMisses Hose all quail
itiesand prices at May7, FW SEYMOUR.