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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
aRAD THIs-oLD AED YOUNG.
PROF.. HOoD,s HAIR RESToRATfYR

ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
READ THIs-oLD AED YoUkG.
PROF. RooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
VIII restore gray HairtO ia original color perma.
dsndra or itching, destroy ali diseases Of ne .ssip,
and II used say once or twice Weck regularly, Win
prevent ,hs hair from eseeIlng srsy o. fslling TO
ais, and We defy you % doubt. tsays The WaysEiy
hagaLineD
Turns back 10 its color the hair that was gray.
From the Boston Herald.
soxEIE.Eo ToETu KHowIEoi-By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, grey hair can be perma.
nenty restored to its original color. The subieined
Is but one OF the many instances that are daily eom-
ing 10 our knowledge Of lis wonderful eneeis u 70
longer probiemateal but self-evident truth, a.
hundre dsfn our Community cnn testify.
eAnprHtR. Me-, June -, lsss.
Prof. Q. J. Wood Dear Sir:-l have used two bot
ties OF Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and truly
say s the greatest discovery OF the age for resor
ing and changing the Hair. Before nsing y w.sE
nnl color. Yon recommend Il 10 tho world with.
out the least osr, as my case was one o. the Worsf
DAN'L. N. MURPHY
BrooETlELD, Mass, Jan. re. 1875.
Prof wGod.Dsar si,;.Havine sr, made tTi, "a 70. o.
that its effect has excellent in removing inham-
nation, dandrun, and a constant itching tendency
has also restored my hair which WAS becoming gray To-
Is original color have used no other article VIM
GhytbiE Ike tho pleasure and profit
Yours truly,
J.K. BRAGG
Pastor ofthe Orthodox Church. Brookneld.
From tke Edtcr Of the Real Estate az.
BosToN, March 90, 1e54.
Prof. wood-Dcar sir:-Having become prema.
turely quite gray. was Induced, come ak weeks
used less than two bottles but the gray hairs have p
disappeared; and although my hair has not fully At
tanned IFS original color, the process OF change u
gradually going and have great hopes that in
short time my hair will be as dark as formerly.
have also been much gratided al the healthy moisture
and yigor of the hair, which before Earsh and
dry and ii has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respecsf9nlGIy nGy yon,c.b SIC =; 6.C:S.. C:M; KuEF
anc 8 Mark ct street, St. Louis, Mo- Soldnt mann
cacturers'prices by Or. u. h. hkfhhh.
Wholesale A gent, l40 Woodstreet. Pittsburgh.
rP For sale by BELDING & PRENTICE, No
Phenik Block. Raw %. scpl'4Jy
INDICATED INHALATION FOR THE PookEsI
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OROCHh LONG AND SQUARE SnAwLs.-
ID A large assortment of Brocha Long and Square
Shaws. entirely new pate rms, selling cheap and very
East. Call ifyou want good and for little
money. May l. DAY.
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NEWS FOR THE MILLlONt
THE ROAD 70 FORTUNE NADE EAST!

L is an old but very true saying, that
l. ''money sared Is money auGds'--and In this money
making age, every man makes It is business to see
where ne can buy the goods for the LEAST MON
EY. The subscriber takes this M thod Of informing
the PEOPLE Of Portage County. that II is enyer<
FR'S 10 the pidse to get what yon want IN the way
Of CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods OF all descrif'
tons My entire stock of Men and Boys Clothing was
purchased under the most fasor06ls eirc1msfancfs
which will enable me to offer BARGAINS that will A..
ToEIsH THE SkTIvEs!! Asit does not cost any thing
to examine the goods and ascertain the prces all those
who wish to satisfy themselves where fbcy certain-
iy make the best 5Grgans are requested to call and
judge for themselves.
"a word to tho wise js suficieHt."
Deeming Il sary TO say any thing more thsn
that Ny Goons ARE FoR SALE, and anu hound to sell
them Low as MONEY CAN Buy THEM ANY
WHERE. Persons friendly TO the cause, drop IN as
No. 3, Pheuix Block G.. GREENFIELDER.
Ravennu NJ ,ay Is. 1856.
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WILLOW WARE-W1LLow WAGONS,
w WILLow Cans with Patent Leather tops, and
without; Willow Chairs, Cradles. Knife Trays, &c,
~ '4'0 = '"0 ~ RAJ KNNA BOOB sToRE.
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S. No liabilities to Banks, or other Credit
due or not due.
6. No losses adjusted and due.
"a. Amount oflos<es, e thcr unadjused orr 90 1-o ~
3. Adjusted and not due, S"'"" -
D. Losses in suspense, waiting further proofs 1925 co
IL. 1he rule Of the Company is not TO exceed $4,000
many one risk.
-. The amount insured in any city, town viii
lage, is indefinite, depending upon its size, and how
built.
l3. The amount insured in any one block of build.
ings, depend upon its construction and size, sub
ject TO the above rule.
ed with any State States, security for losses
therein; the Company has not complied with the
lawsofany State requiring sneh deposit ofi assets
lJ. Printed copy OF Charter the Company grant
cd in 1854.
Il. KELLOGG, Secretary.
STATE OF coNNECTlcUT,l So.
HARTFORD COUNTY, "''
HARrroRp, April o5, 1856.
Personally appeared II. Kellogg. Secretary Of the
Phoenix Insurance Company, and made oath, that
The foregoing statement by him subscribed, is true ac
cording to his best kno%ledse and belief
Before mo GEO. s. GILMAN,
Justice The Peace
Tho Auditor ofthe State Of Ohio, will please furnish
Ger tifcate OF authority TO II. H. Day of Ruvennn
u duly appointed Agent of tho Phoenix Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn, who presents the fore
going statement OF said Company IN conformity with
an Act fa>s by the Legislature of tho State of Ohio
Very Respectfully,
II. KELLOGG. Secretary.
Applications received and Policies issued ut short
notice and reasonable terms by
No. Q, Phoenix Block.
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FARM FOR SAT.E-Tbe suh,

FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
MEsA wllsel on reasonable termshis farm and Steam
ii@ Saw Mill, situate about three qnarters ofa mi
South West of the village Of Ravenna. The land u
of excellent quality, and we'll watered. There Is al
80 young orchard on the same. JOHN ABELL.
Ravenna. March 90. ls58-36tf
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SCHOOL MISUNDERSTANDING, Travel.
~ ing, Work, Card, Fruit and Toy Baskets, every
style and quality Just rec from the importer at the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, KNIVES
~ Mc. Those wishing tho best article viii do well
TO call at A BAIRD & Co
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StaichncnI

or the Condition ofthe Phoenix Insurance Comnany.
April2l, 1856, 10 the Auditor OF State Of Ohio
i. The name Of the Company Is ''The Phoenix In.
surance Company" and its location is ut Hartford
Conn.
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DISEASES VANQUISHED
By Dr.. Ro5ack's Scandinavian Remedies.

A FTER years Of per.
IL study, analysis and ex-
iment, DR.. Roback, the
ominentSwedish Physician
succeeded In producing q
medicine from the moan
tain herbs ofhis native land,
which acts directly upon
the causes Of disease in the
blood, and by restoring the
corrupted fountain of life
tn condition of health and
purity, expcls disease from
\ the system wherever 1t may
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IEWELRY.-Those who wish to buy the
~ most fashionable, will find nice lot of Cameo.
Mosaic and Gold Stone Work, which, with many 9TH
er pHtrns, make the best assortment offered
for lection at RIA BAIRD & Co
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@SS= ID DEPARTING done on Short Notice by eX-
EESs1y IL perienced Work mon. Those having fine
Watches that need repairing will do well 70 call at
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G SILVER WARD

A FINE assortment OF goods. ofnew styles
Ia aEdapproved patterns Of quality and price that
cannot fail to snit all. K. A. BAIRD & Co.,
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GOLD PENS.--We have large lot from
~ the best Manufacturers, Call and try them
RA BAIRD 81 Co
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DLATED EWAR--Spoons, Forks knives
&C. DO not buy inferor article, when YOU can get
the best by calIingat II A BAIRD & Co
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EN- tbs TR Y.

or CHESTS Extra fine Young Hyson
~ Tea, as good as ever at so cents per poand q
May3, w SEYMOU'S.
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VIOLINS. - Accordeors, Violin Bows,
' Strings, Keys, Bridges, Rosin, &c.
RIA BAIRD e Go
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
Real Gstate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
I'D At Whitesone L. l., overlooking Fort Schuyler Fast
River Sound Large Mansion House Stables Ice Houe
Garden Lawn sopng the River One Of the most
srabe lie found Accessible eight times day
by Flushing Railroad and by Steamboats, from Fulton Market
and Peck sip Also for sale few choice VILLA SITES ad
tb aho
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
COUNTRY HOUSE for sALE-In the village

NOUNTRY HOUSE for SALE-In the village
" OF Flushing dwelling house in the Italian style built
the and furnished with
modern Of furnace bathroom water closet lsun
dry &c. IL contains drawing room library dinngroom
seven seep gooms and kitchen above ground Each sleep
j. furnished with two opening into
shaft connecting with the kitchen chimney The grounds are
ornameued eciduous aud and shrubs and
the garden with fruit The vicinity Of Flushing Now
York City accessible by railroad in less than hour Its cell
ebrsted schools gardens its heaness and the beauty Of
surroundings this house desirable for one
who wishes pleasant country residence. Apply to
X PARSONS No % w all. basement.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
COTINTRY House for SALE-In South VII

~ amsbursh, Long Island, S. miles from Peck-slip and
Grand-st Ferries. wostory double HOUSE, IN excellent
order be ing built years There is Of Land. with
variety of young Fruit Trees Shubbery Grape Arbor a.
Situated W. ykohv., between Myrteev Psnktosd aud
the Cypress Hill Plank Road Inquire on
the premises or Of WM r SLOCUM, at VIM. Wall Sons
Rope Walk Bushwekav. Posse on when required Price
AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

TOR SALE-On Gates-av., corner OF Franklin
ay Broohlyr one two story ami basement Gothic COT
TAGE HOUSE with all the modern improyements-Ga Bath
Range, Furnsce &C. with FIVE Lots Of Land Gothic Stable,
Vines &C. The location unsurpassed and good Improvements
throughout the ueghborhood Only blocks from sutonav
cars VIII be sold low the has settled in the West
or full particulars aud permission view the premises apply
FOSTER " LOfEh, Shnus ST., DlOOhIyh.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

DARN for SALE-The Farm formerly belong
Il ing to James Hoyt dc ceased situated the Purchase
Road Town of Harrison WechesteT County about four miles
from ye Station the New Haven Railroad aud about the
same distance White Plans the Harlem Railroad
Said contains about Of good land
upon which house, barn and other out tbadings II
not pre- the h inst il will then be offered az
ton Oh the premises II O'clock at which time the
property said deceased will be sold For further
dcujsrs inquire Of GEORGE J MILLER, No. l8l Washing
ton.st New ok or EDWARD WILLETS. the prem.
ises ARABELLA HO1I, t.xecutrx
GEORGE J. MILLER, Executors of
EDWARD WILLETS, James Hoyt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
Marbinerp, &r.

Hlarhinerp, &r.
4 SHCROFTsS STEAM aud VACUUM GAUGES
IA The best and reliable Of any in the market War
rened correct liberal discount allowed 10 the trade For
sale by CHAS w COPELAND, No 81 Broadway
7 men MACHINERY.-JOIIN K. MCNALLY,
IL Chauplain NJ Agent for the sale Of Linen Machinery
every description aud secondhand Engineers and Ma
chns Tools and Linen Ysrts OF number and quality
NTOkTURTP's IMPROVED CYLINDER
II PRFsS-To NEWSPAPER PRINTERs.-We have
above Presses (new for SALE size Of bed " BY 70
that style of Press has been In use for seyer
months tho Printing Office of Mr. JNO. THOMAS,
this whom reference Is made as 10
the character of work they will VIII be sold
dating terms WELLS 4 WEBB. No. 18 Dutchst.
CWIFTs PATENT MILLS-J. G. LANE ex-
- elusive Msnufacturerr Grinding Coffee, GRAIN Spices
&c Six sizes for family use Grocer Farmers, &C. very
superior article Orders respectfully solicited.
]. O. LANE, Wsshing gton, ~ z.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
Prof. J. GOWN,

CPANISH LANGUAGE. Prof j., GOWN.
- from Havana continues receiving Ladies sna S as
a. ,bsrougb Instruction in the above Language az N@
Des s,u-si from II and al his aesie ny 30 -
Ful,on-st Brooklyn. from 70 p m Terms 20 p'' ''
or I'll Ter quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

COTTAGE in JERSEY CITY for SALE.-A
~ very convenient COTTAGE HOUSE, with two story back
building No. Yorks about five minutes walk from the
cold baths in the house aud In the
Grd variety Of iuit trees vines, and ornamental
ahrbbery lot IS by 100 feet VIII be sold with without
lot Of saIe the fronting MONTGOMERY e. Terms
easy. Apply to Z. BRAuTlGAM
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
aonses ano forms ioante6.

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED, from the lst
Ma, nv The month ith privilege Of the year 1y Gen
tesn and Wife-consiins Of Paor si'tn rom bedroom
Becroo 10 attic servant and p'iese ot hensn 'of
Irg Fnrure be ia good order and ne" Aooes' AZ
LFY FORGE Tribune Office Preference give" " p4aS''
east Of Broadway or Bowery up 10 Vfh-sr
VHTESTERN LANDS WANTED in MICH
" IGaN WISCONSIN, IOWA, ILLINOIS and IN
M -, ,a eS rouroved CITY Property Some cash wiz
ka rad s. COCKCROFT A skELDlNHS
70 No Is Merchant Exchange, Wali-st, N T.
NTANTED-To purchase neat BRICK HOUSE
w ard LOT not exceeding In price s. 600, or lot Of
0,o,nd valued at about 0o central part o ne CITY no
shovs I2bs or below Houston Address A b., Tribune VI
See Box No lol.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
~ two miles north Of MiadIetown, CT
L. W. BECKWITH, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

LINE BROWN GOoDS.-500 bales Rocking
Il hafn, Hope sad other mGtes, for s.le ey 90 u~xv.y
NEsMITH L o., No VI bs0ea"st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
NOR sALE-Chesp STEAM POWER IN

Connecticut situated in village the Naugatuck
Valley Railroad The tudi Soxio 2 stories high bq in
1854 with brick freproof boiler house attached, located
onsrter acre the railroad and contains l2horsa
rover gue two Engine Lathes complete circular and up
ight Saws other machinery; all in good order, aud
entirely new suitable manufacturing jobbing in Wool
Iron The boiler fed from good well the premises The
building heated by chance for wishing
cbeap power in good locality Full poItculas and
given by AUGT GAYLORD, No ~ Johns-, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

IL SALE-A handsome FARM Of about 100 acres Of good
land situate the NewYork Turnpike road about miles
above BodentOwn and within few hundred yards the CAM
AND AnBoY RAILROAD. The situation remarkably fine.
well calculated either for comfortable farm homestead or
pleasant Summer residence for family, being approachabs
by ride 90 from Wanus wharf For terms,
Sc apply to L. NICHOLSON "a South 18th Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

HNO SHIPMASTERS.-At a Meeting of the
Board of Underwriters held February H. 1856 the follow.
fns rescatons adopted by the Board Of Pilot Commissioners
were reed and resolved that the be approved and
earnestly commended TO the notice and observance of Ship
masters ELLWOOD WALTER,
Secretary Of the Board Of Underwrerz
kssteS, That In the opinion OF the Board Of Pilot Comm
seoefs Shnssers should no, give the their
een Until they within the and habor
es tnel are supposed to be competent shpmssters
here the position Of vessel is be determined by
observations or working problems In navigation
discipline o. theiE vessels better than any stranger
kesevsd That the Board Commissioner do e.rnestv
resoniD< ID when approaching the coast the FREQUENf
Usk OF THE LOG AND LEAD comparison OF tho latter
With their Charts in their Judgment BY those ue. hs
as>;o'sof cur sss cossi NAV be much diminished
RUSSELL STURGESS, /
GEORGE W. BLUNT, -,
CHARLES II. MARSHALL, SOmls
:. y. T. MORGAN nOneih
MAth .. lsSs ROBERT L. TAYLOR,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

II
OF the Railroad station has view OF the river
ony Point Fort Washington will be sold cheap
EXCHANGED previous the 2d inst when
not disposed o. be sold auction For particuars i'm
auire OF J. NJ MILLER No 81 Msidenlano.
EORSYTH-ST. PROPERTY for SALE.-Tw0
Il LOTS between Grand aud Hestersts about 5xlOo alta
bargain. Apply TO nr,,,n,cr,c
No IS Nassau-st.. corner Pine q.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
rI'ExAs LANDS.-32O Acres of good Farm

Lands FOR SALE withir miles of the CITY OF Houston
fry miles OF ofG4veon, well located aud free from al
incumbrnnce viii old very cheap for cash FoE partcu
lars apply at No. 2j Chambers st up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y.-The
SCHOOL will commence May 1856 Circulars msy be OBJ
tanned At Iyison Phiurey No 32l BIOadwHyiC H. Lyon
Brothers No. 25Beeknant; Geo. C. Allen, No ii Wall
ST., Of the Principal ID. 5 ROWE, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
ITO RENT in BROOKLYN-The 2.stor

i HOUSE and LOT No. l2i Iiicksst between Pierrepont
together with the FuruTe the location is the
mosi desirable in the city, being but few minutes walk from
the Fulton Montague ferries.
Aso the Sstory brick HOUSE No % Degraws the house
will be rented OF leased low desirable tenant. For
eImsAPly to j. HOWARD SON
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
UTATEN ISLAND FARM for SALE, containing

~ about 10 Of Land New House sAd Out3 3ud!nss
situated one Rossyle Landing Must be sold 70
close VIII be sold at bargain. Apply at No IL
Centrest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

DISTORI, RIZZI & Co., MONUMsN ~ ~
ay and the new entrance to Greenwood Cems'ey. a..
Brooklyn. Monuments, Tombs Hesdssones sLa ts~ -
Ttansn and American Marble hand and mass " "o''
neatness and dispatch. Prices reasonable.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
Removals..

PULE Il HALL, Boot and Shoe Dealers, have
III REMOVED to No Barelsyst. near the Astor House
CLOTE g. JAMES, Stationers, Printers and
~ BlsIkook Manufacturers have removed to No IS fult
ST., (near wIam-st,) opposite their late store.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
Daneina Aeaoemies.
pianc- fcrtes auh Mnsif.

4 VERY superior 7-octave $500 Rosewood
"A PIANOFORfE for sale for 20. with stool nsis !,
r hy celebrated makers warranted in every respect s'en,
metallic frame French action fns tone Owner Is siek ah'
mus, sell il Csl at No. 60 Walkers, after O'Clock p III
this week.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-30

Gbarlcs %. Gdrrt, Aacntom.
Salentin Shumahe, GataIaulua.
Srrman q. Dcher. !6arcvrr.
Sarrilpn Srwcr, Gatafaulu1.
Mp1rS &unB, g8nidtnatpn.
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SrIcr6 Gjrtt. olnrYcr.
9eter gicf, SciCcltrg.
Gbarlss SHrl. Salitura.
N3tainm @cb. Gataiauaua.
Daniel 81bnacr, 2lIlentaun.
Sapib 9ctcr, 98oiGin9tCn.
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Srbn 9. 0cunrie, 2tlrntam.
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Srbn S6anb, NorosgGbetbau.
Scbn 6rgclman, SGO.9HDritbaQ.
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