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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A <A~~ FHHE stesmer GREEK SLAVE will
SAtI hereafter run through 10 Galeua.
= the distractions In Fever River hav
lag been removed and connect reg
ut2tly with the Minnesota Packets.
TseSetsc be procured a. the hotels Ia Rock IL
land and Davenport and Of the ander On ed. Hack
t.aYs Rock Island and Davenport ate O'Clock A. NJ
rONAks Il CO., Asents
Rock Island aug g div
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ddlEuL, o0dlS " oOChCLL,
Leather haI factarsrers and Wholesale Dealers 10
Lsaiherof all kinds, saddles, Sstdisry Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Shoe Find
ings, hides, C., DC.
yNTE have now on hand one ofthe largest and best
w selected sseortInents OF
Leather aud Saddlery Hard ware
ever one red In the west. Compiling IL part
Sole and Harness Leather,
bob Oak and Hsmloek,
Collar Leather,
French. American & Patent Calf skin.,
kips and Upper Leather,
Of every variety.
Linin9s Rosns, Morocco, Binding, Patent and
Fain skifting, Da sh and Euamelled Leather, Lasts
Findings, &c.
Saddlery Hardware, JapEDBed, Brass and Silver
Plated, from the best manufacturers. self-sdJust
ing, Gig and psd Roller. Horse Shoe and Spring
Tongued Buckles, and eyeIy article the HARNESS ma
ksr sadiieT can Wish.
Carriage and Uroeers Bows, Top Props stump
joints, Coach Laees, Bands, EnaIntlied Cloths War
gu Hubs. spokas, Bent Fellows, CsTraiaxe SLsns
Carriage Bolt, Wagon Springs, ASsi., HORSE col.
lars, Horse Blani sts Fly Nets. &c; Bolt Leather
Machine Stretched aud Rubber Beliinx, Belt kivet.
kS., &c.
Cash Paid for Hides
We invite The attention OF purchasers feeling sstI
hsd Ne can lease All 10 regard 10 quality aud price
HAIGhf, SEARS e. BECKETT,
"a Street, u door above Perry
aug <5ou Davenport, Iosa.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, etc

nvEar- now offering 81 our rev store, No "a p,s
w ~ ST., neat door 70 the Post once, .pIsndid
assortment Of
CnoT HING.
consisting Of al qualities, N ads up in q workman
like manner, ana The latest style OF
DRY GOODS,
consisting 10 part Of French and English MernoGs.
lain and figured Alpaca, black, plain nd eolored
DeiRiBes, ali wool CGshmeres, GlBkhAms &C sllcos
White Goods, EmBTOiderios, shawls, Cloaks, DO
meslic GoOds Ia all their branches.
Hats and Caps ~ wholesale Esd retail, Hnd
great many other aItItes too BumeI1usf 10 men
Won, AL Of HEIch We VIII so low Is Ii sy can be
bought nyrhere ~e,l Of Ne rrk.
county merchants are part aI4ry invited to eX
anime our stock before aAkinr h cir purchases.
We sfAll a. u times DO happg 10 show our goods
doubt not but we enabled suit the closest a.
well az the most fastidious buyer
aug ~ sc dsu STRAUSS d oBEREDoERFER.
Valuable Property for Sale In East Davenport.
I cGOOD building Lots, also L two story Frame
lD House and two Lott overlooking The Mississb
Vi ryer. Apply 70 sAh'L. GUY, "a East DaVep-
port, ortO JAo. A. GUY Or JAS. JORDAN, ia Day-
export. aukgTdtf
DISSOLUTION.
THE cope rthsrship heretofore existing under the
j name and style Of Hull, Allen d Co 10 this day
dissolved eY mutual consent, X. l.. Hull retiring
rom tie concern r. l.. HULL,
SaIThALBESs
Dsrsnp0H.ss4. .CHITTEsDEs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

Holloways Pills startling Truth.
Those who die when the means oil cure are Al hs nd
commit constructive saieide ard ssihese onderfa
Piis eradicate all complaints Of the digestive and
secrelvs organs, sufferers from these malades, Who
neg leei take lhem inca fearful responsibility
Sold At the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York add ga strand London, aud By all druggists, Al
use, ssle and q per box. aug &c dwiw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

lisa luild IL live, tonic and
slim aaui ani is Recommended 10 the public, relying
apoa lis iatfiase sOra ia tae care OF the following
complaints sill Bilious arrangements Sick Headache
Dyspepsia HsbitaAi Costiyeness, Chronic Disrrh@s.
cnaic Paia a Ia $50 aAc9 and R3vas, enerai De.
bity, Female Neakae,s, sc. For sale By Druggists
generally, and Cbas. 4, Webb, Davenport; also by
San ford q Co., ". City. iMehl9-dSwIy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

is9. Out Lot No. 9 70 thelowu Of wsleotl co nCs,n
tnsS acres, price $500.
isa. Also Town Lot, No 6 and7 2, BlsoE 20 10 Wal
cotti price SEQ each.
iei. Farm oil 6yn acres In sgcltous 81 ia A. Oh
Twp -, East, 25b Hcres broke $40 acre, undo,
fence, 70 scTes Ia Wheat, 10 acres in On, ,So
es, Two springs and stream Of running bktgT LtIrI
school house Oh tbs land, price see
ISo' a isfm Of GU acres In zee 20, Twpsr K East
s""' "Ane mouse 1rooms, well he price yI7.
'''' 20 % - IN D9ran' o" Tho n N HR,sls5
4, y . :" " r.
"s :" Il :, :. - S
No faHn 81 20 acres IN sec o, 7 r., Il East II
",ss s"hth a. tplon DEPOT House. uew; price iadi
sa25. S'"a'resi Pr's'
ioL-A Farm vi $50 acres With running water don't
10 ros house price it6 viii b sold in one OF pieces,
az Cd stock farm.
Nv An improved farm In sec. II + 50 II = .as, 40
"7' o. uInL.f house feat square price 81 per acre
lt5-i farm uf hGarFez miles from town ON tbr t.l
graph road ner frame house, ssbis hci prics ti
acre. -
Ia farta Of 20 acres near Fulton all Improved,
hou,s, static &C. price TOO " less for ash
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Bill Posting

pILLS posted, Programmes and Circulars distrib
ID ated On shorI notice by h. J. FLINT,
aug 30 dim at Gazette OHes
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

,.a 80 tfia q 40 acres sec and 10, M M
IVY per acre agood stock farm a''ohi pFio,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

EAvE opened and selling u splendid stock OF
Ii nAofaWMre at loser figures than any ether
Ia the city OF Davenport our stock complete
aud farnish al kinds Of Builders Materials, Ne
Tools and Manners implements Of the beat man
utactars, Give US call you cAnuot 50 away without
buying. No. Main street, Davenport,
LIVINGSTON Il LOCKWOOD.
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Fillmore in Davenport.

For fdsG4zette
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
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1lJlf0.

In Orange Sept 3Oh Mrs ELLEN X. GODFREY, only child
of SANFORD and Betsy Baldwin, aged 90 years. months and
20 days
III this village, the 9TH inst, Mrs. HASSAH DANA, in
her SD year. 4
In Middlesex Sept Goth, Of consumption, MARY ELLEN,
wife Of Edwin Wright and daughter OF zeha and Betsey
X. Smith, aged q years and months
Printers in N. H., Mass, and Wisconsin, please copy
In Morctown Sept g. IDA L0TIsA youngeschid of Eras-
tus and Margaret Nj. Foster aged year and y days
In Barre, GSoRGE H. BATES, aged 10 years
Papers in blaine, Penn, aud Ill., please notice.
In Johnson Sept 13th Mr. JosnrA PUTNAM aged So years.
10 months and IL days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16

men and acquaintance are readily n
among the crowd of persons in the sre =. n ~
signs can be read the same as if you keSn the
city, as all are FAITHFULLY represell Id anon
this painiug-pubIic and private professions,
military companies, frenen and@their dngines.
bands of music, &C., &c " hile fhe P9nora,na
moves bsfore the spectator, over 700 hurbes and
carriages pass in view, and more than I'D 900 of
the people of the City at their daily business
1t is impossible to state all that is u,
on this moving painting. Persons in WI
can hardly pursuade themselves that 81 are
not actually in the city among its busl y and
hustle viewing the ctizsas and strange& 5sthey
really are in every day life at their akaas<ens,
and persons unacquaiBled in New Ciy,
will get better view, aud gain more iIpaSplation
of the city, and It's people by once stkinEalhs
Panunama than the would to aciuallyVe!sit The
city and wax its streets and thorougRtares, Tor
ten days, as thousands of persons have testified
AT each exhibition of the Panorama, as it pas
SEES before the spectator, an explanatory lecture
is given by Mr.. GEORGE DOEL, ore Of the
FProprietors, or Mr.. ALBERT NORTON, illus
tralive of New York City, lis statistics kknsiness
and resources, its people, their go-aheadsV Eeness;
aud much valuable knowledge of great impor
tducc W d stranger, dnH Vi 96neFiisdHu Flstrucl-
i've information to EVERYBODY.
Admission 95 cents, Children, haf-prEe, five
persons, $l 90
The Pittsbarg Chronicle says Of it: ~
We know from The crowded houses draws,
at each exhibition, as well as from the remarks
we hear at every corner, that it gives universal
satisfaction
The time occupied in the exhibition was two
hours; and we do not hesitate in sayilgathat a
specta or would learn more of the ctvin that
time. in viewing thasP Panorama lsash u zsn to.
the explanations given. than he would ID spere-
grinating its streets for an entire week,
No one attending the exhibition of the PIANO.
rama will ever be heard to wish he had his money
back. Indeed he will have but little curiosity
to visit the city itself as he viii be perfectly IA
miliar with its appearance.
There ia nothing c>nneced with the Panorama
which is in the least immoral or indecent, which
makes, it the lavorte of all classes. But on the
contrary it is highly instructive and useful in i'm
parting useful information to persons wishing 10
visit the city. Read the advertisement in this
paper, and take your family to see New York
Citv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
Billiards. Panorama of N. Y. City

OulIdI u dhOx anna OF IN. Z. CIJY
This Work of Art will be exhibited at Water
bury Center in the Methodist Church, Thursday
Afternoon and Evening, Oct l6. At ;, aterbury
Village in the Methodist Church. Friday Afer-
noon and Eeynng Oct. II. At Mddesex Viii
lagein The Church, Saturday Afternoon and Eve
ming Oct. l8. At Montpelier 10 the Free Church,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thursday
Evenings Oci. 90, 81, % and 81, and Wednes-
day and Thursday Afternoons, Oct 90 and 90,
at three O'Clock.
| The Panorama moves before the Audience To-
nearly two hours, and takes the spectator over
six MILES through the streets of New York
City, in the midst of the busiuess--in places and
through streets which to a stranger would be of
most interest, and he would be most likely "a
visit and while he is apparently passing along
he has extended perspective views Of the buildings
on both sid of upwards Of FIFTY STREETS.
which, collectively, being about forty miles o
buildings, gives him view of the " city aud lis
people, as it would appear to him if he were
TO go there, and walk through the streets among
the hustle and confusion of THE EMPIRE
CITY. He will have faithful and exact view
of the magnificent Churches public and private
buildings tho shipping and steamboats,, hurseI
and carriages, omnibuses and railroad cars, an,
the THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE who dali,
,hrong the streets ii New Yo,k. Distinguished
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
1florrie0. !

In Waterbury, Aug 1st he Rev. Mr.. Miller, Mr. 1sIAu
BUNKgg Of Waterbury, and Miss CAROLINE AGN of Dux-
bury.
In Milwaukee, Sept %, at st paus Church, by the Rev.
Dr. Arnio ROBERT MCMILLAN, Esq., of Franklin, Lou, and
Miss HELEN W.BAYLiFs, recently Of this village.
In Mortified, Sept. 81 by Rev Il. A. Rice, Mr. JAMES T.
lRtD and Miss EMILY s LYyDs both Of Br,okaoll
Sept 24 by the same, Mr. Geo IL PIKE Of Waitsfeld and
Miss CYNTHIA LATHAM, OF NorthheId.
In New Haven, Ct 81 u.t., by Rev. Geo FLANDERS, Mr.
AUGUSTUS s. KsELER, Of tn firm Of s. H. Keer Son, and
Miss EMMA FRANCES STEyESi, OF Montpelier, VI,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16

TO YOUNG WEIN---pIEAsANr AND PuoF,rABlE
EMBODIMENT Young men IN everv neighbour cd may oh
tain heathfil, pleasant and profitable employment, by en-
easn. in The sal. Of useful ,t popular Backs, and
canvassing for our valuable Journals. For terms and par
tcuars address, post paid
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
Cotest Menus.
Pennsylvania. Election.
By Telegraph 10 The Freeman.
PHILADELpHrA, Tuesday Oct. ID

II o'clock, (mldnight.l
Returns from the Eastern part ofthe State.
received up to the present hour show that the
(B'ack) Democrats are largely ahead, and the
indications arc that they have carried the
State. The details cannot bow DO given, but
(Black) Democratic gains are shown in a
large proportion Of the cities and towns heard
from.
p The above is from the Eastern portion and
is poor indication Of the great Western
part Of tho State. However, this item Of
news will give new life to the sinking hearts
Of the Black Democracy. The Indications
are that there must be Il desperate fight be-
fore November.
No returns from Ohio aud Indiana.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
DR.. CIouxb.s Columbian Pills.

Dr. CLOUSh-s COIumD4Nh FIIis'
This remedy for Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint Cost
venes Nervousness Headache is claiming Che attention
the public, and from reliable testimony shown cures af
fcted by use, the claim is not high The hsN Of all
Pits for Family II any person afflicted wikuse them
faithfully rapid cure will be effected at less cs and with
certainty you never dreamd Of Try them and get health
Use them and keep good health. See advertisement.
The reason Physicians speak high of " BACIS AMER
loan C0MP0VND, is that they do not consider it patent
medicine. Its ingredients made known to them They
use the aud know its real worth. Ses ala r smnt in
another columii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
Liberation Notice.

fpHIS certi.s thai have gwen my Cerel G. Grssett
l. his time during the remainder of his minority shall
not hold myself responsible for any debts Of his cona,ng
nor claim his wages from this date. his
JOHN ID GRISSETT,
RANSOM JoNEs, Witness. mark.
Rolton, Oct. 4, 1853 4SwS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
Court--Mau Term. 4. D. 1855

LamoiIIe County Court--Afay Term, A. D. 1855
JOSEPH II. BURNETT Whereas Joseph II. Burnett, Of
US. Stowe, in the County OF LAmoiue,
LYsANDER LUCE. Shas commenced his action of Book
Account against Lysander Luce of Fsirew, in the County
Of Aemakee in the state Of Iowa, demanding the sum Of
three hundred dollars damages and thu same having been
duly entered upon docket Of this Court at the said tem
and appearing the said Court that the said Luce, De-
ndant absent from the State of Vermont so that notice
the penlency Of this action could not be given o service
In The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Court order that the sai
cause continued the next stated term OF the SAID Court
and that notice be given said Defendant by publication OF
the nature aud substance Of said action, together with ms
order three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Free
man newspaper published at Monpeie VERMONT the asv
o which publications be least three weeks prior 10 the
FIRST Tuesday December 1850 And at the December term
OF said Court 1855 appearing to said Court that tne saa
order last mentioned had been complied WITH the SAID
cue was again continued to the next stated term OF sad
Court and the said Court ordered the publeaon OF the same
notice in the same newspaper together with this ORDER as
aforesaid the Of which to be at least three weeks before
The las Tuesday Of May 1885, And at the said last mem
TONED term of said Court appearing that said last mem
toned order had complied with the said cause
again continued by said Court and the said Court ordered
that notice given the said Defendant by publication of the
nature and substance Of the said action together with this
and the other said orders of said Court In the said newpa
per- weeks successfully the last of which publications
70 be least three weeks prior 10 the FIRST Tuesday of De-
cembcr, A. D. 1856.
Dated Hydepark, this ah day Of October, A. D. 1865.
t. B. SAWYER, Clerk
Gao WILKINS Atty. 4Sw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
Grand Exhibition of zEerses
ny THE
Boston Agricultural ASSoc;alien,

The first Exhibition OF the Boston agricultural Association
will be held at Boston, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, October 81 %, 3D. "a and 25
Premiums from twenty-five to One Thousand Dollars,
amounting in the aggregate Eight Thousand Dollars have
been offered, open for competition horses from all parts of
the Union, as well as the Canadas.
Committee composed Of citizens of Boston and vicinity,
has been appointed cooperate with the officers Of the So'
cety in peecting arrangements for the Exhibition large
fund has been guaranteed to meet eSpenses This maera
ad taken in connection with the excellence Of the location
being the grounds occupied last year by the T. Agri
cultural Society," and the large Amount of premiums offered
induces the expectation that this Exhibition will be of supe-
r0r character.
seats for six Thousand persons have been prepared also
sniauh WIN female attendants,
dies = ~
stalls for the accommodation of four hundred horses have
been prepared upon the grounds.
Favorable arrangements with various railroads. for the
raasporati OF stock, in progress the terms of which
WI pt gwen on application at the 06ict.
the following noises will he upon the ground and have sig
mined their intention to enter ard contend for premiums offered
for speed, viz Ethan Acn Hiram Drew Flora Temple Ian
Ct racony, Grey Eddy, Pocahonts and others Of well
known reputation
me Premium List, with the Regulations and Programme
OF the Exhibition, will be furnished application to the Sec
rotary at Boston. NJ P WILDER PresI
Ed WlNSLOW, Sec'y. A2w3
lo5 state St, Boston. Oct. 8, 1856.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28
Boot Shoe and leather store.

EEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK, RAyEHEA, o.
m, THE subscriber has Just receiv- ama
BtV i cd fresh stock OF Gentlemen's La HNV
v ~ dies d Children's Summer SHOES, yiE;F ~.
Gents Congress Caters,
do Coberg Shoes. lrtge
do do do e. do Buskins,
Gents French and common Calf Boots,
Boys Boots and Shoes.
Ali kinds Of work In our line done 10 order Re
pairing done on short notice. Also good assortment
of Leather and Shoe Findings, Mems and Women'i
Morocco, French and cOmmon Calf skins, SpaEisl
and slaughter Soleleather Oak Tan do, Lasts, Pegs
Thread, Shoe Nails, Bristles, Taeks, DC, sc. We es
peeially invite Shoemakers in the country TO call ant
examine stock of Leather and Findings, and al
who want Boots or Shoes come and get well shod.
N. B.-Highest ma rket price will be paid In casl
for Beef hides. Calf-skins and sheep pelis. -
Ravenna, Nav 9th, 1855 3g-y /. w. ENOS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28
COME ONE-COME ALL!
BOOT AND SHOE STORE

THE sub, criber would respectfully an
l nounce y the citizens of Rayenna ana vicinity.
that he has beet receiving during the past week, gen.
erai and complete assortment 30 hts and Shoes, suit
able for spring trade comprising the various kinds
and col0rs Of Ladies' and Gentlemen, Boys and Youths,
Misses and chiIdren's Caters, Enamcod Pat Leather
and Calfskin Congress Caters. BOOtcs and Buskns,
Kid and cnameed Patent Leather. Also few pair of
adiesa Gents rVbbers, Just 10 supply the present
demand.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
inc for themselves. they may be assured of finding
an article that will suit with prices corresponding with
the Times. mnrl0 30 MM GARDNER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

DY virtue of an order Of Sale. to me di
ID rected and delivered from the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Portage county, Ohio, shall EXPOSE 10 sale
at Public Vcndue the door Of the Court House in
the town of Raycnna on Monday. tho 25h day Of Au-
gust next. between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. M ,and
four 'coik P. NJ OF said day, the following described
lands and tenrmcnts, To wit: The one equal undiv.
ded half of the following premises situate IN the town
ship Of Randolph county OF Portage and State Of Ohio,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the
northwest corner of the Roman Catholic BuryiEg
Ground in lot No. 66theDee running north 2s IN. east
IL chains 93 links to post, thence north ~ deg east
10 chains GO links TO a ost. thence south N. 10 IN
west chains 60 links tn post thence south d. IN.
west chi ins links to post thence south ~ 30 M
east cha 60 links to post, thence south S6 d. 3Om
west 5 chains Q links along the highway to q post,
thence north 20 chniDs 16 Is links to the place
Of beginning, containing I3 aud 6l-l00 acres of land.
Taken on order OF sale as the property of Peter
limerick and others in certain petition in civil
ton lately pending in said court wherein The Board
of Directors of County InHrmary Of Portage County
was Plaintiff and Peter limerick and Others Defend
ants Appraised at three hundred and twenty dollars.
FERRIS COUCH. Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Ravenna, July 23d, 1856, 50-5w
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28
ENTIS TRY.
nR, ]. q. WILLIS. DFNTfsT. re,


~ ihformsthe people OF Portage county, that he has
opened office over Rowel & Writer'S store, in the
west end ofthe brick block. He win insert h0ls sets
ofteeth on the atmospheric pressure principle and
al setsn the same way in suitable cases. PVottee
inserted so as to be serviceable and durable. Teeth
ned with gold and tin foil to preserve them from
future decay, from fifteen to twenty years. All oTk
done by him will be warranted to do good service and
will be finished in the aighest stle ofthe art He will
also, pay particular attention TO correcting rregulari
hesin teeth and will treat successfully the
various diseases peculiar to the mouth.
Extracting done with utmost care and with the least
painpossible. Chloroform giveniu suitable cases II
required and with perfect safety. References will be
give to individuals who have worn whole and partial
sets ofteeh put up by him for years and with complete
Also to those who have now In their mouths
pvotteeth inserted by him six years ago, and which
have not required the least repairs He win also
to persons who have teeth perfectly sound, which
were 1ed by him from four TO six years ago. He in.
ves all who may require the services ofa Dentist 10
give him a call before engaging work; and ensures
those who may favor him with their patronage
that mis- charges Will be reasonable and his work
ranted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most kinds OF
farm produce taxi in exchange iorwork. Specimens
ofhis work may be seen at his office.
March Z. ls55-3l-tf. ..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

DROCHA LONG AND SQUARE SnAWLs.-
ID A large assortmentCf Brocha Long and square
Shawls entirely patterns, selling cheap an" ,,I
ast Call soon ifyou want good one and Tor ut'ie
money. May II n-D-I-- = DH-
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
in the north east corner oi >lryetsburOG2h Itsuu.
tgins Gu acres of Eaud here is -, ,5unlai quantity
ofeycelgeut water and tnJcr-.Iod orchard we'll graf
ted good dwelling house anu u,r.,s. 1t vii. BE- sold
for SJU per acre one nalf Gown. aud the balance III
one. two and thrpe wears. JAMES \ PALMER.
Slrarishotuucl. AnTli y. lSIj-%c-Gin