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d. M. SOMIERVILLE

IL |. NJ. Singers SEWING MACHINES. III
persons Interested in Sewing Machines are cordially
inyicd 70 call ut his Tailor Shop Chestnut street,
opposite the Court House, Rayenna, Ohio, where one
Of the above IlHcncs is in constant operation. and
test the merits al Il. We are prepared exhibit 10
aiOrs, carriage trimmcrs, suGdeIs, etc., the work it
can do.
J7Wc sell no rights. all who buy machine have
right to use il nPny place.
Rnycnna. December H. ISJ6-tf
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Chem. Esair Inviyorotor

The most complete article Of the kind ever before of.
fered to the public. 1t has stood the test of twcnt
years in this country, End not one of the many hun
dreds cf limitations have been able to compete ilh 1t
for preserving. dressing and beauuyii the HAIR and
keeping the head clear from dandru etc. il is ines
tmablc In Short II is every thing the hair requires.
Pilce fity cents and one dollar per bUtti,.
DpccO,her l. I85R-6m
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THE BEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
PRIZES OF THE SEASpN

A FAMOUS CHANGE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
TO the BOY who shall send us the largest number
of ono ,llar subscriptions to the ''SCHooLPELLow'
by tac Afst Of February, we will award Il handsome
SIT of Carpenters Tools, complete and serviccablc,
and maae to suit his hand, an an ornamental box
ma RI cd with his name.
To the Girl who shall send MS the the largest list
of ono dollar subscriptions to the "ScH)oLFELLow -
in the time, We will present charming rea
Set, brilliantly decorated in colors, and hay ng her
name, in gold, on every piece.
Boys and GirIS-Schoolmates and PIa1 matcs-in
Town and Conntry-besin now and be busy and smart
till the first of February.
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A administrators Safe Of Real E.-
tate.


DURSUANT to an Order OF Sale issued
ff"m the Pr1bat1 Court of Portage county in the
Stata Of Ohio, will offer for sale on the premises in
tue township of Shaersvlle, In said CO N.Y. on Fri
day, the l5th day of January a. D., 1857, the follow
ing described real estate to wit: Parts of Lots l02 and
O3. in Shl'ersvile' in said county, and bounded as
follows, Beginning at stake and stones standing on
the North line of lot l02, l2 chains and so links west
of the North East corner thereof thence South para
lei to the East line OF said lot lC2, to the centre
ofthe East and West road; thence westerly along the
centre OF said roadte the ceRtre Of tho now Travelled
North and South road; thence NcrJhwaliy aIoag the
centre of said road to the bridge crossing the Cuyaho
ga Feeder; thence along said Feeder, TO the North
place Of beginning, containing sixty eight acres of
land. Also, one fother piece on lot 103, beginning
at stake and stones at the corner of Nathaniel Rich
ards land on the south line Of said lot iG3 ~ chains
and IL links East from the South west corner of SAID
lot i63; thence North said Richards line to stake
a stones chains and 4Giiaks; thence west parallel
with tho south line of said lot 1863, TO the Of said
Feeder thence along the centre OF said Feeder south
wardiy to the south line of said lot 1t3; thence East
along the South line OF said lot to the place OF beg
ming, containing seven Of land. Said premises
to be sd subject 10 the Dover estate Of Ann Gilbreh
widow Of JOSEPH G1ibret late of said county of Por
tage, deceased.
Landsappraiscd at ss per aero, subject to said dow
or estate,
Terms made known on day OF sale.
ROBERT SMITH,
Administrator Of Joseph Gilbrelh. decd.
Pee. 16, I9J6-4w By N. l.. JEFFRIEs, his Atty.
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Photography.

THE necessary Instruetion Books for uc-
Il curing thorO1gh kAowledge Of this important
arr, bc Obtaiucd by cUclosng dollar la a post
paid letter, addressed To X. r. PRUSSER,
Publisher Of the AmsTieaH PhoHstie JOHrRaI, .
dec. o.. Is5i-tf Cincinnati OIio
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TAn Irishman who built q wall four
feet high end six feet thick, around his lot,
was usked the obi Ct "To save repairs,
honey don't you see that IL Il ever falls
down. Il will be higher than it Is now"
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NOtiTc,.

M Office is hereby given that on or about
lN the first day of January next d petition will be
presented to the Hon. Governor of Ohio praying for
tho pardon of Joseph Rhoderck, now confined In the
Penitentiary Of said state. Said Rhoderick was con-
vlcted 1.-THE crime of burglary, at the June term 1853
of the court OF common pleas, for Portage county,
and sentenced TO the Peaicntiary for three years.
MICHAEL STUART,
Ravepnn. Dec. II. lsJ6-3w& Atty for Petitioner
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the subs criber
II by Bote or account, are requested 10 call and
settle the same Immediately. +. w. SEYMOUR,
Ravenna December 93I, IS5G.-tf,
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House anal Lot for sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale, House
1 and Lot, situae in'thc villagc OF Rxvenna, being
portion Of what is known as the King property,
immediatcly east Of the Briek Block; The portion
and ie0 fc deep Said property Is situated III fie
business part q u, town, and s conveniently lo-
Gated for business stand ot dwelling house 1t both
combined On said pfefiiisss n a House we'll, cis-
tern, .t,ne cellar and barn, and the sane will Be
sold cheap for cash, or part can remain on time.
MIciiAEL STU ART, Esq. Aitorney at Law, Raven
na. o., or address The andefsgnel
Dec. 1lta, 1H56.-tf. a. sw0ODwORTfEs
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Legal NoIfcc.

beWfe q. Patters0n.l
VS.. Civil Action. In Attachment
Cornelius Kellogg.
The said defendant Cornelius Kellogg lis hereby nd.
ted thai the 27th day Of November 1856 at the hi
stance of the plaintiff an order Of attachment was
Issued IN the above casc aganstthe goods and effects
Of said defendant BY Ira w. Enos, Justice Of Inc
Peace with and for tho township Of Rnyenna, por.
tage county, Ohio, and said Is set for hearing ON
the 9Th day of February, 1857. at 10 O'clock A. M
L q H @ RAxEEYs
Dec. %, Is58-sw Atty,s for PI'f.
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Pil;llOR's Paphi0M Lotion; ;
OR, FLORAL BEAUTIFIER. ...

A GREAT COSMETIC for beautifying
IA the skin and complexion, and CIR curing cIfapped
Hand, Bace, Lips, Tan, Sunburn, Freckles, Pmples
ccalds uins. etc. sure and safe cure for the Piles
washing will give instant lief. After shay
tits very soothing TO tho skin. 1t keeps the hands
soft aud white, and for all il A lmatons Of the SIX in it
will be found to be great remedy Price, one dollar
per bOtlle.
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Estate Of JohR Diver, Jr.

M Office is hereby given that the subscri-
ator on the estate OF John Diver Jr late OF Portage
county, deceased Dated at Dcered this 18th day Or
December, 1855. 4, EAAUEh DIVER
Dccsmbcp 6,- ls50-3w*
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SPECIAL TERMS ALL THREE OF OUR MAG IHIHa:s
-Putnam's Monthly and Household Words to one
address, Five DDlars; putAan's Monthly or House.
hold Words with the Schooellow t. one address.
Three Dollars and Fifty Gents; or all three eC the
Mtctzlnes, Five Dolltrs and Fifty Gents.
IrPPutnam's Monthly or Household Words sup
piled to Posmasters, Teachers and CIcrgymcn ut
Two Dollars per annum.
n.cembsr 2J, lSj6-lmagr
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
1V r A Baird Co., al Ravenna, OH o, fs Dissolved
In consequence Of the death OF Dewey, junior parf
ner The business OF the firm will be settled by A.
Baird who will continue the Jewery trade as FOR
Dnc IA. Ip5f-ff .
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CoLD WEArHER.-FOr few days past
we have had pretty good specimens Of win.
ter. A light coat Of snow has fallen and
everything around US gives token that the
season Of storms and long cold nights is up
on Us ogsin.
ELEcrIoH OF sUsrHE.-On Saturday
last, J. d. HoRToS, Esq, was elected Justice
Of the Peace iD Ravenna. No opposition.
Mr.. II. is young man of character and pro.
mise.
PHoHoGRAPHR.-Those OF our readers
who wish 10 become acquainted with this
beautiful and highly useful art. ore referred
to the advertisement of r. P. PRossER, Esq,
in another column.
Tue ORro FARMER Fon THE YEAR 1851
The Prospectus of this valuable turner's
family newspaper is before us. 1t will COM
\ mence its sixth volume on the Sd day OF
January, lsj7. 1t will be printed on new
type and elegant white paper. No pains
will be spared to improve oil the depart.
ments and make it al once one of the most
prodtable and Peusa@t family papers in the
country.
For two years we have been n constant
reader Of its pages and we knsW that it's
publishers and editor will d. all they prom.
isc.
0T Sample numbers, proapcctuses, and
pictorial posters sent to all applicants FREE.
TERMS One copy, So; three copies IS;
Eve copies SS; ten copies Si5; and one to
the getter'up Of the club.
Address THos BRowN, editor and pro.
Prietor, Cleveland, o.
THE New YoRx LEDGE. This pnper
! enjoys at this time The greatest popularity
ever attained by literary paper in the world
Its circulation Is immense, aad its populari
ty unb6undrd. Aud It deserves it all, for
never has 50 much energy, enterprise, tai.
ent and expense been employed on any pa.
per in this country as Mr.. Bonner has en-.
ploycd on the Ledger, TO make it the best
Family Paper in the country. Sylvanus
Cobb, Dr., Fanny F,rn, Alice Cary, Emer.
son Bennett, Mrs. Sigournty, Mary Stanley
Gibson, Mrs. Vaughan, and Oliver Sinclair
are regular contributors. In addition to
these, q score or SO of smaller liuhts orco
sionally write for it. Here is taleat en- nouoh
employed by the Ledger to make the for.
tunes Of half dozen p,pcrs. The Ledger
is first class Family Paper, and the hand.
soonest Weekly published in the county,
Price 80 ayear in advance; two copies for
SS. Address ROBERT Bonner, ESQ, Editor
aud Proprietor, No. A Ann ST., New York.
1t is for sale at all the News.offices. See
the new story commenced this week by Mrs.
Caroline Ingrahum. o..
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GOLD CREAM for chapped hands. &o..
W also LiniMents. olrimenss ae.,,as swipxsss
Deeenber Ie, 1866.
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w E have now in print large catalogue Of
w OF the most cihatiEg iuterestiI an curious
publications that were ever published in Il is or any
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OF the most celebrated authors and every of them
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RAvENNA MARKErs.-The following are
tho ruling figures at which produce sells in
the different stores in this village: Butter,
zoe; Eggs, 16c.: : Lard, lOc.; Cheese, 8@IOc.
Pork, 5@6c.; Beef 4@5c.; Tallow, l24c.;
Flour, best quality, $3.50 per bbl,; Buck.
wheat, $3.50 per cwt.; Wheat, $l,2O@l,35;
Corn, 56c.; Oats, 3lc.; Barley, 9O@95c.; !;
Potatoes, S7@$1 90; Turnips, Soc; Onions,
81 90; Dried peaches, i5c. per lb.; Dried
apples, loc.; Beans, $500 per bush.
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ELEcrIoH OF A sUsrIcE.-On Saturday
last, J. d. HoRToS, Esq, was 6lected Justice
Of the Peace iD Ravenna. No opposition.
Mr.. II. is young man Of character and pro.
mise.
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DIX, EdWur(ls & Co,
PUTNAM's MONTHLY.

No. 3gl Broadway. n. ",
Publish the following NAG AZlNES:
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PHoSoGRAPHR.-Those OF our readers
who wish 10 become acquainted with this
beautiful and highly useful art. ore referred
to the advertisement Of R. P. PRossER, Esq,
in another column,
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THAsks. s.--Our thanks are due TO Hon.
B, F. LRIrER for . copy Of the Patent Office
Report.
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Con- WEArHER.-FOr few days past
we have had pretty good specimens Of win.
ter. A light coat Of snow has fallen and
everything around US gives token that the
season Of storms and long cold nights is up
on Us sgsin.
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GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE.-Ow carrier
requests US to say that on next Thursday he
will wait upon the village Subscriber Of the
Seatinel, at their residences, and present them
with his compliments and an address, which
he is now engaged i'm getting up. Treat the
little fellow handsomely.
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THE INDIAN FAIRY BOOK

On SATURDAY, 1nE THIRD Day OF JANUARY, 1857,
HARPER & BROTHERS, NEW YokK;
Will issue the FIRST number Of a Weekly Newspaper
to be entitled
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HsRpERs WEEKLY will urpcar every SATURDAY
morning, and will be sold at Fl,E CENTS n copy. 1t
will be mailed t. subscribers at tho following rates
payment being Invariably required in advance.
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MILITARY BALL.-.The Ravenna Light
Artillery will give grand Military Ball, on
the evening of the 9th Of January, 1857.
The Cleveland Light Artillery and Grays
are expected. Come out and commemorate
that glorious anniversary in manner wor.
Thy of the old hero of New Orleans.
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0T We do not know whether we will be
disappointed or not, but we have an impress
sion that many of four patrons intend present.
ing us with the amount ofthat " little bill vot
they owes us" during the coming festive sea.
son. Newspaper folks like to have money to
spree on as well US other people. Who takes
the hint? Don't all ctme at once, for our
sunctum is small, and We have but eighteen
chairs and little stool.
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DR.. BANNING's LEcrUREs.-Dr. Banning
OF New York, lectured at The Town Hall,
last Monday ard Tuesday evenings to at.
tentive hsurers, on the subject OF Physiology
and matters kindred thereto. He is a gentle
man Of extensive reading and experience.
His course of lectures here, which are free
to oil, will, we think, prove to be valuable.
Lectures again on Friday and Saturday
evenings. ~
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Go farmers an6 Others.

CHINESE POTAJO.-IMPERIAL RICE
~ WHITE variety genuine, sound, American grovth in ta
PAN POTATO (enirey distinctly sls per 100. Orders with
cash executed Immediately full Treatise Culture there
With Lccrce and suu Plants Annual Chinese Sugar
Cane Seeds Jsp.n and Oregon Peas &c Priced Catalogues
ofTrees Plants and Seeds sent % spplieants.
WM. r. PRINCE l. Co, Flushius, L. l.
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EesIiy Resdy:
A WORK Of GREAT INTEREST.
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NANELLIAS and aher GREEN-HOUsE

~ PLASTs-A RARE CHASCE-The advertiser giving
up busness account o. ness Of the ne< not reeJ
finest collection Of Csmelss offered for sale, 70
seher lots s purchasers Some Of them are nov u
bloom and worthy tie attention Of smategrs Likewise,
choice collection Of other Grsenke Pisn,s, a he well
ssabli.hment Of d. BOIL Bresiwsy cor Of sthtt
Asc large eoLe,ncl ef EtDSNd Eqsss,
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HUMBOLDSs IMPORTANT WORK o
IL CUBA-Now ready:
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.

THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
BY ALEXANDER HUMBOLDT
Translated from the spsnsb with notes and preliminary rs
say BY j. 3 Thrshe bringing down the history 20 the pres
ent time with map limo. Price 81 Is
IL believed this work BY the eminent Humboldt now first
presented the public under the supes Of gentleman whose
facilities have rendered hs position invaluable for such pur-
will be read with interest An and minute Map,
rom the latest Spanish authorities accompanies the book.
CONTENTS:
Preliminary Essay comprising Population.
scomplete view Of the Terri Slavery.
torial Political, Industrial, Races.
and Social Relations Of the Sugar Culture.
leland. Agriculture
General Views Commerce
Physical Aspect Internal 'omniHhiea'ob@
Climate Revenue.
Geosrnthy A Trip to Trinidad.
This excellent work has been presented IN Enghsh
and will be welcomed with pleasure by many thousands VINO
lose u ayaiBg Themselves OF as source OF n
subject growing interest and importance N
will enriched by considerable additions written by the trans
lsor which put the reader in possession Of knowledge OF
the present social financial and political condition Of the Gu
hans The which Mr. Thraher has Of Cuba from
long from his having voted years 70
study of m condition and relation the mother country
and United States emnenty qualities him for the pepara-
ton such Ofhe merits Of the original no doubt can
be Wherever science is cultivated the name Of
Humboldt Justly hon0red We shall await the appearance OF
this work TO extended comments" IN o. Courier
DERBY & JACKSON, Publishers, New.fork
Can lie ordered through any Bookseller
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MACAULAYs HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
Vl (Buter's Editionsl
undersigned have lately published two Editions OF the
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leratim from the London Editions Of Messrs. Longman
Co. original Orthography preserved, and with esbo
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Cost an6 foun6.

EUR TIPPIT LOST-S10 REWARD.-AF Eur
yICTORINE Of American Sable was lost on saturday ias
the Of Broadway and Canal or ons" re-
" " 81 q W. COCK 4 Co, No. ss Cedar-st.
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Amusements.

OONCFRT for the BENEFIT of the GOLD
~ LADIES HOME" or GRAHAM INSTITUTE, Brook
lynVaous Choirs and Amateurs of Brooklyn and
have in aid of the above lnstitute,a
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Al Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, on THURSDAY EVENING,
M,cS 90 Selections from various Oraorios will be
ssns OF Solos Duets Tos Qusrtettes and Chonses The
whole to be accompanied by
GRAND ORCHESTRA
OF forty from the Philharmonic Society OF New
York The choruse will be rendered by at least eighty
formers under the direction Of NJ HAGER The orchestra
will also perform GRAND OVERTURE under the direction
Of J. w. PERKINS.
Door. open at o'clock Concert at u O'Clock
rrecey Tickets 50 cents be had at the Music Stores OF h.
sandiord No % Courst Max Braun, No 24S Fultonst,
BROOKLYN, and at the door
ON account Of the request persons sPubc Rehearsal
Of viii take place Plymouth Church on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March l9, commencing At
O'Clock precisely Children and Schools admitted the RE-
HEARSAL hafprice Tickets 10 be obtained as above.
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DAINTY

RoGERss TABLE-IALk-A TABIGdx DAlNlf
D. APPLEToNa COMPANY, Nos SIS and SIS BrO'd"ay'
F'sEt;a 'ssEEcol1rerioSs Teriio S''
TABLE-rALK OF SAMUEL ROGERS,
TO WHICH IS ADDED
p o r o NJ A n A.
Edited BY the Rev. ALEXANDER DYcs.
VIC w. From The London Literary Gazette.
The EGSms may Be ssTdst isasy ssssy STs ws, s al.
We have every be satisfied with the manner In which
consists Of reeoec;ions Of the notable men pss and
literature with whom Rogers his long life .sscated
Anecdotes related Of than 6ye hundred distinguished
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Be.rsn' Be.Gia Jssfs1 ,ahS Lord siaions. SsG Mrs.
Broushan, qord) Josephine, Empress Smith, Adam
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Bvros svTos, Mison, M.sn''0' stssi sSsIf Madame de
Canning. Melbourne, Lord swim,
Conovs, Molere, raleyrsnd,
Chanry, Murst, Tooke,
Colerdre Murphy, Turner,
Curran Nelson Lord Vernon,
Rr'liHs,' ''-D Hst William W.is., PRICE
Fls,man, Poole, Washington,
Fox Charles James Pope, Webb,
George the Third Pnor, Wesley, Rev. John
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With Portraits. > vols. l2mo. Cloth, So
These volumes afford deeper insight into the man and his
motives action than biography yet written In these let
he lives and speaks for himself"