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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-09

rt,a.Ncur, o> rms lssAs Rrsrs
,,rtnNs hr Nusln State ! tines, OF the
l2lh la.t, SAYS
N,of Neighbour. has been IN San Anto
M, t,r som. Two weeks lie is IA com,
mun,esr,ra ws,h the Indian agent under
~. supervision
\ shof, uma past portion OF >ha"sc"
Ls.d came ia t. ascertain the situation ol
.d,ne. aud t. lrafo If the, would b" re-
cetyrd ~ settlers upon reservation. apt
BAYLOR took every pa'n. to satisfy them "'
the ptapri-n Of the course ihet went
back with a s.vut,bl. aus"et To iheu hi"i
h, tins nn,. hr aud his whole Ia ~"
At Ia. Clear Fork k~.erV-
III. Isasnchrs h-ve, With assistance
fr,n, the uhit-s hfuk up tw" hundred
ACRE. of land Seeds II vAuau, HI 'is nav
been dist ,hu,ed among theW. ihrN
ayinre a disposition To continue acquiring
I'M. L,l.,. ni the Witt. tnsu. hN hrc"nu"g
stationary. ~vluvstu,s the sod AND "".i"g
n,nnariX ih., srp ssn~h 81 sad witt pro
b,tly. Nv. htd- r,,uhlr To- the sg"ois
O., D~c~mha ~ capt Ro-. 'rpof''d
everything quiet 90 the lower Reserve
ia. weather va. iutrnsel, cold and th'
| .d,,ns N.rc AL within doors.
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The Boston tnuflaf saws II - very i'nr
A.,,,t,t-o.v-t may he the ipttuur- 81 the
,.tnru.t. th.tt iauuli.. are the rrrl
.nf frr. ia ev"f, p''t1'n when '''- ''' W
,,,,, "A 1T aud tout r"dnf"o''". ! ne ''''
e,m reception Nhrcn k'''nih eNp''rrnced
-, ,h. 1 ,n,rd Stat : hat o." SONNET iassrd
J.. man ,in. scene tp hlm and h- "ns
ahmed n 4 The ,NpsIrlst"d family were
compel 4 ~ SIX '"' TIE means ed bare
-, n a,>u,h htsn-.ll lSss ~ london
an p. h. .dij- the lpudou Arla- his two
..l ,.,ats f.naiu 10 thl- couutf' thr'
~ with n variety OF yfristude- of
iortun- then lot has been nara one. ne
.i.,,rs are now atrd h' death, the
.,,,,,, .otoslui and suffering fingers
here
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tllA llON.
Inn SrArr oI TEXAS,
County Of fpshnr,
Charles Mchinney. rs. George Mathews.

r. any in"fid clicer NJ ,ad C,,a'D greeting
" NLREA>, Charles Mckinney. h,. hhd
W "a NV office bl- ahlsvtt -soWu.r that
Grorg. Mathews. latr Il All COUNTY /. ma,
indebted II nm m M" 'um ct nj zen dollars.
due nv ~" - account for u ack smith work don.
and p.rio.med by The laid Mck anrr. m the
year 1898 AID whcrcns, the -aid snnnt fur.
Tier SAYS. thar the -td Nthev. -rcr,.ie, him.
s,'i 80 that the ORDINARY process # law rannoi
he served upon HIM wherefore he prt- pc.
e.' bs publication OF tins citation. You are
therefore, hereby commanded to summon III.
sad Mathews hy publication If TIN, citation
for three surcr~-iyr week, IN som. n.e -pltrf
IN the State To BE- ami Appear before mr. NJ m,
ol'irr IA hllm"r, nu ia. hr- SATURDAY IA March.
1916 within the tmt ptr~ctibcd hi law
Here" iilI u'i, and due return make Of TIM
writ a, ~ lsw required
Gwen under uA hand, the 5th day of Fol
ruary, A b., 1896.
ARf,J,P
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IA, \l,ins AN Pnus,iA Both III"
!. .nrn aui Eugl-h Ptpris m"fr than 'nt''
,.,,. III th. strongest terms lhst Y us>h =
n .,i hr,ng csllrd Ia severe account, not
49,, u,u,railt,. but tor h-' want Of II (;
.,,i lnr hrr rrin ins 4" aid III" \'lir'' hni
-, h.r rnv~uly ..ims th"lr opponents
r.. London Mornlng Post says 60 this
..,.t ,nn ,hail have M end.
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NOTICE.

A IL. Persons are hereby forew armed from
~ trading for two certain promi-ori notes,
drawn hy the undersigned IN tavor OF iiand.
dridpe Mo-ely the fret for five hundred dot
lars, made payable the ist of January, $50
TIA. amount Of the other not rccoliectvd. made
pa,ah. the lsl OF Janu,ry 1886 Both Of
said notes were given for Gao acres OF land
known a. the residence of Dan dride. Mo-eey
while living IN tins county. A. the ran~idcra'
ton inr which said nDte- were gwen has failed
I will not pay the same unless compelled by
law. MILDRED BENTLEY
u9t--tt
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NEW ADvERTisEMcvTs,
CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEN,S.
COUNTY ~ IpspuR.
y l.. Neel, 4 &c. u.s. " 6. Cannon.

Ioq7a iarJH ,fco 4 ,am county greeting
WI hHEAS, u |. N,cl. J. VI Griffin. and
W NJ Smith, nirfehnu,- aud ~. 4rrfs in
Trade. doing hgsinrss 10 ,ud county under tie
iifm rainr # ID J.. N.el q Go. ,a,r flied in
my "i'i'r en aceuuut against William g Can.
non, Tor good, and mvrrhau 70 sold hv .aid
hrm to -i'd t1n1un And Nh~rea. the sad
) VI Smith, ha, made affidavit ~ o. the iu-.
thee ~ said claim, nd stating further, that the
said aunOn j. non resident of q state. and
80 ,ecrtes himself that the urdiGa ~ process OF
la" cannot le served upon bin wherefore
he a.k, l,r IN aitarIm,ut, aud that tie said
Game be- cll'd hy pubiict on.
You Hc iitfelor commanded to Summon
the -ad W ullm g cannon. los publication of
tn citation, tor three successive weeks. in
,"m- ne" -papef III reNa- To- BE- and 8prrur
before me ~ uB office. ti.mcr on ths first
SATURDAY ln March 4 H. ls5C, within the
hour 81 loo'elork \ v and : o'clock T. w.
.u aa-v rr 10 p|aluuii demand
He To- tail npi ,nd due crtufn hereof make
Witness my hand and scrai ior seal, Feb.
rulr 9th, sos
q arr
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p,.,,jc. say. he wishes h. could say rs
a. la all h,. readers. and We -, til.
., To our. hose ~ arrears need moi
Il thi. - PioJgUns.
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NEW ADV .RTISEuCNTS.


INibIiiii'tiS FERRY, tfprpey at lar.
Marshall, Texas, Will practicr IN the Court,
OF the 9TH lndrial District Business cnirns,.
ed 10 his care, will meet with prompt attention.
Feb . 1896
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-09

J,r.>,.. Cusrou The Japanese
-. no, so ienoran, aud be"'shied after att
'Ts., 4, NO, punish prisoner Tor attempt"
90, ~, to escape. II ret"se" believing every
VIZ natural right to Hibernate himself
v !, 'aa..ibl.--but those through whose ne
,,.e, the escape is effected are visited se'
yer,y.
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Nck i.\ZlE INSTITUTE
MALE oErAET.1rfsr.

: r,y,- ,.sr,rvr,
] ~ -
MALE OEvANT.1EtT.
..
HhN. w. y sigkhNZll. Vrne'Pa'
~ y lsse llA!---.
TX
> hL.,NLDl
y u iitNs..i-L.
r--rsr~ orrnr-,-r,-
1TAtargs:
KI,E " =. aeRF.AgiT
SMITH RAt,SDtTE
MARTHA l.. RAt,soAIH
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TrAcHEFs:
REV. : ". p. MINNIE rfne'ga'
sMiTH RAG Dali.
Is !! FULLER
J. 4. kL.NEDY
} :. .. lliNS.EE.
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TcQ, A. II AMY. Clerk Of Tho
District Court OF Upsbur county
With tie sea- Of the .rmr herein
Impressed, at Gumcf. On the 4ts
of january, 4 p 1850.
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ili'sn AID Elz-hoih Ifa'd, administrator
snt aimni.irstr,. -. E.nb.uy Can uou
81 no. ~.
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A the POStOliiCe.

IENTLEME\ wishing the British Review"
u Harper ,iutuam's OF Gfaham'- Magazine
with The southern Reviews, Cooley or Frank
Leslie. Ladies' Book viii hnd them at the
Pos, office Also pep-, In1 and letter paper,
Fool.cap. plaza aud fame, Note, paper Cards
Music Poetry. komance-, 81.
Inst. but not lea.t.--\ tine article Of Chew
ing Tahaceo. and Cigars always to b. had al
the Post OGicc Test them for yourselves.
~ Parents, Teachers, Guardians, ard En-
ploy.c- 81, requested 60 kser their teo}oa
old" ho, 5 a, home untl the mai is oPcnei.
feb 4 j 1. MOII J. VI
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4 II AB\El Cas-
Receqed office, January 9il. a l,5G.
and esrcuird BIS -endng tue same /. tl, e.i.
ter Of The lr,a, HepsbHeaU, a HeNsp par
published a The town Of Marshal. H,rr,-aa
county, 1rtas Ih- January 18TH 4, - ] ST
G.. u. MEDLlN. san.
Jan 10 1880 o.
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cREss2A

.r~v,-,, llFRfiy f1i moi 10 execute and
90 return, n- me aw G.fects Test.
2A6H II. AbucN Clerk Of the y =
sD trcf tau1 70 and fYr said county.
0Ifu the seal - tie same herrnn stamped o.
It'mer, ta, The 1911 day 81 Jaauat,, 4 D
1856
A II ABNEl, Dist CHI
Received la Office, January tn. 1886. md
executed b} senduc the -nue TO toe editor OF
Texas Republican, lor publication, ncw-pa.
per publisher boo the town Of Marshall TIM,
January 18th Is.6
q y. MEDllN, Sheriff
January l9ih, 1896. no y ~
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NOTICE.

Vl'AkEN up by " II Stokes, and posted be
j tor, John y Morgan. Esq, one stray
horse. sorrel, blaze ~ the face. right hind foot
white, about IA, hands high, or years old
worth 500 Posted on the I'D January SOC
O. ilENDnICk, Crk
February oh, 1896. No 2l-3t
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THE STATE OF TEXTS.
toU,, 81 trsit Il.
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i*ee3 Angus, s,h, 1883
4 II. AH\EN, Cha

sma p haua s,ia, aat .sael sad forward
ID 30 tae rkieT II Size frra. Eepuhacat i's
Publication, ih.s Argus, IN lsah
q 4 M&HIN. Ntr
laansr I 4ih $3.50 NIL.
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salt! SALT! SAITH!

I'lif undersigned Is Jus, IN receipt Of one
j hundred sacks OF salt which are nov 10
store and Tor sale
h. n MARTIN
Benton, Feb Q, SIS st
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Game to hand sausc day l-uc4s .-
ed. fot publication, to tie edI.et, t.e ictas
Republican, tins January 10Th, 1880
G. y. MEDLiN, sh'U {,
Jan 70 1885 a.
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IL large invoicejust received, consisting of Ging'm
and double Brocha's and Cashmeres ofnew and beau
uful STYLES, also fine assortmento of heavy wool Long
Shawls combining warmth and beauty. All as cheap
as can be desired
Sent. "a, PRENTISS, HOPKINS & CO,
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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED,

DowAG1Ac, Mich, March u, 1856.
J. A. RHODES, Esq dear Sir-As l took your
medicine tp sell consignment, "no cure no pay,'l
take pleasure in stating its effects reported to me by
three brothers who live in this place, and their es
mony is u fair specimen of all have received
w S CoNKLIN told mel had taken nine bottles oil
Chrstie's Ague Basam, and coptinuay run down
while using it until my lungs and liver were Conges
ed to that degree that blood discharged from my mouth
and bowels, so that all thought it mpossblo for meto
live through another chilli The doctors too did all
they could for me, but thought must die. Nothing
did me ATTY good 1nil | got Rhodes Fever and Ague
Cure, which at relieved me of the distress and
nausea at my stomach and pain in my head and bow
els, aud produced permanent cure in short time
Ii NJ CONKLIN says: ~ had been taking mcdic cine
OF as good doctor have in county, and ta-
ken any quantity of quiDine ard specifics without any
good result, from 2jth Of August to 18th December
a bottle Of RHODES FEVER AND aGUE CURE,
which effected permanent cure by usigg two thirds
of Il bottle.n
NJ CONKLIN was not here, but both the other
brothers say his the same II MS. sold
the medicine to both the day and the
speedy from the same small quantity. and might so
The above speaks for Itself Good proof as il is,
IL of better tenor than the vast number of Ike
tifcatcs have already bshed I'd the still greater
| amount that is continually pouring in to me.
One thug more. Last year had occasion to eau.
ton the Public In these words %.
81 notice firm Dho hare taken one of my general
circulars. substituted tie name of their a0stru f0y
my medicine and then NTH apudeRce send tkti'
pamphlet with the e1ciamation Let TIE proprietor Of
any other medtctRe say as mueh " ne adTeS, - &c.
NowI take pleasure in saying Nat the Caution re-
erred to the same 'Dr Chrstie's Ague BalsaLl" thai
| Is mentioned in the above certificate. .-. q.
There several other industrious people who are
applying TO their poisonous trash all that publish
bout my Fever and Ague Cureor Antidote to Malaria
except the certificates Of cures and the certificate
| the celebrated Chemist, DR. James Chiffon, of Y
| in favor of its perfectly HARMLESS CHARACTER
which is attached to every bottle. These will Away
serve TO distinguish my medicine from limitations.
| JAS RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, R. |
| Wholesale Agents, st Louis, II BLAKSLEY' 'hiea
| go, BARCLAY BROS; Ravenna, A BELDINN, ant
Curt, Hutch And for sale by Druggists generally.
April ~, 1885, 37-3m .,.
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HATS, HATS and examine our
IL stock of Hats just reed before purchasing else
where. We have all kinds and descriptions at almos
all prceS. Also large stock offayOTite style ofCaps
Sent u. Ia55 PRENTLSS. HOPKINS d co.
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COME ONE-COME ALL!
IRIS r. ~ RICHARDSON is sill on hand


M with fine assortment of Spring and Summer
MILLINERY GOODS, which she is receiving direct
from New York, and would invite all Of her patrons
and friends 10 give her call and she viii endeavor to
suit them to price and quality. She has every va
riety Of neutrality-suspicious. Soft Straw, Silk and
Grape Hats. Dunstabe Satin, Straw and Pedal toRe-
the with fine of Fro nch Flowers and Rib
hon The goods havc been selected with great care
especiay for this market and cannot fail to suit the
taste and fancy of the most fastdious She Will sell
on the principle Of the price system, and by ad
herring strictly this rule, she hopes to merit share
! of public patronage.
| n B. DRESSMAKlNG will be attended to- and
all kinds of BOnncts will be cleaned and pressed al
reasonable prices. Rooms in PheniX Block, No. 6,
ND stairs-Ravenua. April l6, 1856. 31i
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FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
MA will sell reasonab 10 ter mshs farm and Steam
4EA Saw Mill. situate about three quarters ofa mi g
South West Of the village of RavenDa. The land is
Of excellent quality, and we'll watered There is al
young orchard on the same. JOHN ABELL.
Ravenna, March 90, IS5G-36tf
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OPERATIVE SURGERY.
t"r AND +ff
EYE AND EAR iNFIRMARY,

fTHE Inconvenience that has hitherto at
i tended the treatment of patients who visit phys
clans for reefby surgical operation or general sur
g1ca has suggested the propriety OF making
arrangements by which they may secure the comfort oi
home, and at the time be under the most faVOrE
able Circumstances for efficient surgical attendance
and management.
Suitable rooms, good board experienced attendants
and everything necessary TO the comfort and cure Of
those who favor with their patronage, will be FUR
nshed at expense much less than can be at
similar Institutions In larger places.
We are prepared 10 operate Tor stonen the bladder
rupture, aneurysm, dropsy, wry neck, elubf foot en
arged tonsils diseases Of the bones and oips,
deformty from. burns, polypus, eleft palate,
eyes, cataract petrygum, artificial Pupls,extirpaon
OF the eye, deformiiy Of tho eye lids, deafness,
durable by surgical operation. lnhamAtiOn and dis.
OF the eye, Joints, &c, not requiring opera
ton will be treated by appropriate remedies. Artin.
cial human eyes furnished and inserted.
Patients unable TO visit Poland can have their cases
attend at ut their homes.
Letters Of Inquiry promptly answered.
TERMS.-For Board, washing, furnished apart
ments, fire, lights, nursing and medical treatment,
charges will range from FIVE to ten dollars per week.
For surgical operations separate charges will be made.
Payments must be made secured before leaving
home.
The undersigned is happy to refer to the following
operations, and Vouch for his experience and skin
in the operative department Of surgery.
G. N. FOWLER. NJ. D.,
Poland, Mahoning County,o,
REFEREN CES.
Hon. Joseph Truesdale NJ. D., Poland; Eli Mygatt,
bridge, NJ D., Youngstown; l. collins, M d, RayennaS
Bedding, NJ ID, Ravenna; A Seaton, M ID, Niles.
town; d Coffin, NJ d, Petersburgb; H NJ McWatty5
d, Petersburgh; Crow, NJ ID New Franklinf
w Brooks, NJ d, Ellsworth; w NJ Prentice NJ De
Cleveland. April IL, IS56~37-6m~ t'''
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MRS. MERRITT invites the attention O

l the Ladies' OF RavcnDa and vicinity to her stock
Of SPRING GOODS; consisting of Silk and Straw
Bonnctts aud Trimmings, Embroideries, Dress Trim
mugs, COrsets Gloves Paras0ls, Fans, Paper Col
lars, Fancy Baskets, Head Dresses, Dress Buttons.
Combs Thread, Needles ard Hosiery. Also, Ladies'
and Childrcn's Shoes, Rubbcrs DC.
Every variety Of Straw and fancy Bonnets altered
To fashionable shapes cieansed pressed and trimmed
in the latest styles All orders will receive prompt
attention.
Store in her dwelling opposite the Town Hall.
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AN ACT

lNo. 4s.l AN ACT
To amend act passed February 60 1856, entNcdttan
actto establish code Of civil procedure,' passed
March II, 1853.
SEC. l. Bet enacted By the General Assrmblu ofthe
stte Of Ohio, That section three hundred and thir-
teen ofan act entitled San act to es.ab Sh a code of
civil procedure" passed March II, 1853. as a.
monded by said act passed February 10, 1856. be so
amended as 70 read as follows: Section 3l3 No par
ty shall be alowedo testify by virtue OF the provis
sions OF section three hundred and where the ad
verse party is the executor administration of de-
ceased person the guardian ofthe child or children
OF deceased person, when the facts to be proven
tansplred fore the death Of such deceased person.
and are not testified to by said child children
to testify to the validity of books of account of not
more than eighteen months standing. The deposition
of party shall not be used in his own behalf, unless
the legal notice required in the where deposi
lions to be takeu shall also spe y that the depo
son TO be taken is that of the party. Provided, that
II the deposition OF party be taken in any pending
snt and such party shall die before the trial thereof
shall be lawful for the opposite party to testify TO
atmatters contained in said deposition, if the
be offered in evidence.
SEC. .: This act shall be applicable to all civil ac
items and proceedings now pending and undecided
which have been commenced since the taking effect of
an act entitled act to establish code OF civil pro-
oedure. passed March IL, 1853.
SEe. 3. That nothing in section 3l3 shall be con-
strued to prevent party testityng when the ad
verse party isan administrator, guardian,
Hhek the testimony OF person is taken by deposi
non or otherwlse, VINO was partner o the deceased
ut the time the subj matter in controversy ranspi-
Bed,anu was originally interested therein.
SIG. 4. That the act passed February 90, 1856, en-
titled san act 70 amend an act entitled an act TO estab
lsh code OF civil procedure" passed March l. 1853
be, and the same Is hereby repealed.
SEC. s. This act to take effect and be in forco from
and sfses its passage.
&.-F. {e, N. H. VAN WORRIES,
hyg spsaEE Of the House Of Reprsssnta,ipss.
~, t,ke LESTER TAYLOR,
so President Of the Senate pro sem.
April nth, 1856.
AUDITORS 0FFfeE, RAvExEA,
PoRTAGE Co. o., June 10Th 1861
thereby certify that the foregoing is true copy o
tho original acts as died in my office,
,3ifs -4sae,ssa, THOS. w. BRO WNIEG,
.dEditor of Portage Co unity.
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Furniture
D T. N I'll S r r Y.

EsSS DR. A. A. HARRIS, Dentist,
uTfYyXYA ~ Office in the Phenix Block over E
AIII T Richardson's Hardware Store.
Begs most respectfully to return his sincere thanks
the inhabitants of RavenDa and its vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the past
year and trusts by to be favored
with the continued support of his friends, and assures
them that 1t will ever be his constant cndeavorsto give
satisfaction in all work entrusted to him. All work
Marrantcd Feb q. lSJ5-30-tf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE subscriber having taken the old stand
l. of Durham& & Gardner, two doors east ofthe brick
block, in Ravenna intends to continue the BooT, SnoE
and LEATHER business in all its branches.
He willkeep on hand TO meet the wants ofhis cus-
omers, general assortment in the Boot nd Shoe line
ofall Kinds ofboth eastern and home made work, and
most kinds Of Leather, Innings. Findings, Lasts, DC.
Allhome made work will be of the best material that
can be procured and having engaged the services OF
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
cutter in some of the best establishments IN the
country, he 1aters himself be furnish his custom
with any article in the Boot and Shoe lin that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west.
Cash. Veal sk ms and most kinds ofproduce take in
payment March IA. l85j-32-tf JOHN GlLLlS.
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GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
THE pHEEIX BOOK STORE bos the

tHHE PHENlX BOOK STORE has the
L vanity TO think that the wind" is to be TAX
''out" ofthe sails Of ' Nep Book Sore Prsteaders -
prices of the father of this boy ahd then showing that
thistsfast young MANI sells at trfe more then our
former prices which ever, and are at a lower
figure Than any other establishmcntin the county.
w think the spopuarity'' ofhe proprietors of the
Pbeux Book Store, wholly inadequate to accomplish
their object Our rents, fuel rk hire and other In
cdenta expenses not Increased In consequence OF
the Book and Stationery business.
We can therefore compete with any establishment Q
the kind Portage county. Onr circum stances are
such that sail very quietly and safely with but
little Weneither fear deep water or sand bars
Then come one, come all, and be convinced tbs
although you divide "humbug" that tits thumbug''
still, and that the place to get the article you want
little cheaper than any where else, isat ''"i
HATcH's Book STORE
Oct. 81, 1sJJ-lJ IN Rayenna
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
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r. ]. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ Informs the people of Portage county, that he hal
opened office over Rowel 4 Witer's store, in the
west end ofthe brick block. He will insert phole sets
ofteeth on the atmospheric pressure principle aud par
tal setsin the way i'm suitable Pivotteeh
inserted TO be serviceable ard durable. Teeth
filed with gold and tin foil preserve them from
future decay, from fifteen to twenty years. All ork
done by him will be warranted to do good service md
will be finished in the aghest style ofthe art He will
also, pay particular attention to correcting irregulari
ties in chidrens teeth, and will treat successfully the
various diseases peculiar TO the mouth.
Extracting done with utmost and with the lea 81
pain possible. Chloroform given in suitable cases. il
required, and with perfect safety. References will be
give to individuals who have whole and partial
sets ofteeth put by him for years and with
success Also to those who havcAow in their mouths
pvotteeth inserted by him six years ago, and which
have not required the least repairs He will also
to persons who have teeth perfectly sound which
were filed by him from four to six years ago. He in
vtes al who may require the services Of Dentist
give him a call before engaging work; and ensures
those persons who may favor him with their pat
that his charges Will be reasonable and his work war
| ranted to be perfectly satisfactory Most kinds O
armproduce takeni in exchange torwork. Specimens
fhis work may be seen at his office,
March7, 16J5-3l-tf. ,.H.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
FARM FOR SALE,

THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
il the north cast of StreetsbOrough. ltcon.
tans 100 of land. There is m abundant quantity
of excellent water and ttmbergoOd orchard well graf
ted-a good dwelling house and Larus. 1t will be sold
for $50 per acre, one half down, and the balance in
one tw O and three years JAMES A PALMER.
STRAIGHTFORWARD, 4 pril 81. l55G-3e-6m