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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-29

A day or two since we visited LIrrLE'i
ware house near the Depot, and had an Cd.
Portunity to examine the immense piles o.
furs, lately shipped to and deposited there, BY
Gen. E. B. TYLER, agent Of the American
Fur Company. We were we'll paid for OUT
visit But little idea OF the amount of the
furs brought together can be given. They
are estimated not by dozens and hun.
dreds, but BY tens Of thousands. They
were purchased by Gen. Tyler and are OBJ.
tanned in Virginia, Kentucky. Tennessee
and North Carolina. The skins Of almost
every animal that runs Wild are to be found
among them.
This Is BY far the largest supply ever OBJ
tanned in one winter. After being dressed
and prepared for it. they will be re.shipped
to New York, from thence TO Europe, and
finally manufactured into articles OF use and
ornament. Considering the depth of snow
on the mountains and the extreme severity
of the weather last winter, the Iabors per.
formed by Gen. TYLER must have been Her.
culean indeed. 1t is matter of wonder
that even man of bis strength and energy
could endure the dangers and hardships to
which he was necessarily exposed,
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The Bank Law.

A considerable portion Of the Sentinel is
occupied with the law "To Incorporate the
State Bank Of Ohio" of which the first par,
was published last week. II will DC seen
that the people Of Ohio, are called upon to
vote upon ii at the October election. Read
it carefully and preserve the papers contain.
ing Il, that you may vote intelligentIy when
the time comes.
Nor ourselves, we expect to vote against
It. GIBSON, the fusion State Treasurer, was
right for once, when he said:
"The highways are lined with the defuuct
remains of banks once quickened bv the life.
giving genius Of Alfred Kelley, and shall
be disappointed if another pestitence don't
overtake them soon. The banks that have
defied the taxing powers Of the State. aud
trampled upon the demands of common ius.
tice, shared little of my respect. / wouLp
COMPEL THEM To SURRENDER To THE Law,
or dIVest them of their privileges, ii could,
Regarding all banks US to be tolerated only
from considerations Of commercial necessiry,
my regard for them is about equal to my in
teregt in them" 4
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u
HARPER Tor June, Is on our table. Among
the leading articles are: "Sulpher Spring,
OF New York" "As,ronon,ical Observa
tories in the United States" The &c ca,
Epidemics," THE Rise of the Dutch Re.
public" Little Dorrit," g., &c. For able,
sound and substantial articles, such as con.
'vey important Information and give charac.
Acr and tone to the literary taste Of tine coung.
lry, HARPER stands in the front rank oi
honthiy publications. The present num-
be1is the commencement OF new volume
ia good time to subscribe. The Magazine
pan Be obtained either for the year or by sin.
Els numbers at the Rayenna Book Store.
Cali andVetiA
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0FWe have received from the publisher
book entitled the "Seven Poor Travellers -
by CHARLES Dickens, with the request,
"Pleuse Notice" No Notice is needed Of
this or any other work written by this emi-
nent author. His works are familiar to ey.
ry body, and the simple announcement of
his name as the author of work is sufficient
TO insure an immense sale. The book above
named is one Of his best. Get il.
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The COUcert Of the Ravemma Giee
Club.

The Concert given last Wednesday nigh
week, by the Ravenna Quartette Club, con
sisting Of Messrs. 7. GREEN, F. B. PLIMP.
TON, N. L. JEFFRIEs, and J. C. PRESTrss
assisted by Miss HATrfE FoteER and Mrs.
N. L. JEFFRIEs, was well attended. II was
one Of the finest musical enter tainments OF
the Season.
The programme was we'll selected and
arr anged, and the pieces admirably execu,
ted. The "Hero Of the Arcticn ut the re-
quest of the audience was sung by Mr..
PLIMPToN The words as well as the
music of this souI.stirring song are his
own composition 1t is in memory of the
brave young COLLINS, who perished while
nob!y performing his duty on the iIl.fated
Arctic. While all was horror and dismav
around him, when strong men left their
posts, and brave men grew pale; with Ger.
tain death before him, the high sonled boy
stood by the signal gun undaunted, until the
waves carried both ship and boy down to
the ocean depths. A glorious theme for
song!
The bridge # Sighs,;' "The Old Sax.
ton, "Away with Care and SORROW" aid
"What are the Wild Waves saying,'' were
sung with excellent effect, and made fine
impression. The gentlemen who compose
the Club are all possessed of superior fhusi
cal talents and we hope to see them togr,h.J
er again.
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80 Post Masters and the Public
{SQNne.LElV

Generality.
We wish to remind Postmas,ers of th
comfy Of "A fact or two concerning the post
age on county papers. 1t may be possibl,
that some of our friends are not cognizan,
of the fact that on every county paper sen,
TO their offices, they are allowed by govern
ment two mills, and that their labor in dis.
tribuslng to subscribers their county papers,
Is not gratuitous. For instance they are al.
lowed on newspapers, published as below
stated, as follows:
On county papers, they are allowed BY
government, Q mills on each number. or 10
! ! cents and 4 milIs per annum.
On papers published in the State, bu: out
OF the county, their per centuge is less than
on county papers, being but I cents and 8
mills. On papers published out OF the Stute
they are allowed 80 per cent or 10 cents per
aDnnm.
We call the attention of pos' masters to
this statement, hoping that they will realize
that it is their interest as well as duty. to
give their county papers the preference, ~ hen
using their influence to build up newspaper
subscription lists. The time Is coming-in
some instances has comc-when publishers
OF country papers must enter the field in
seii.deleDce, or soon expect to yield tn"
whole ground to the encroachments of cbeap
city prints In those communities where
nelghbors and business men stand shoulder
to shoulder, and all feel willing to contrib.
ute to the common pros perty, the home pa,
per is cherished and liberrally sustained dcs |
pite the uhtsidn pressure OF foreign journals
hut 1t too often happens, we fear. that be.
cause city contemporary may offer greater
number Of SQUARE inches Of printed matter
at but two mills profit on. the paper-th
county paper OF less amplitude and humber
pretehsIons, is rejected as ''not worth tax.
ing Yet, how often do this very class of
people find it very convenient to use the col.
nmns of the home paper, when ally gratuit
ous printing is to be done! When public
meeting is to be called, an obituary and mar.
r'age hutice to be published; compliment
.ary mention made of their wares, their fine
arms or splendid stock Will the public
h'nk OF these things aud be more grateful
\ the printer !-7'amhaA democrat.
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DecFfeId Politics.
DEERFIEID Nav %

DEERFTELD May %, 1856.
Mr.. EDTToR:-In the Portage Democra
OF May 2lst, there is a letter headed "Deer
Held again." slsned C. BRnwN. He saw
That am quite sensitive because he correct
cd an error which appeared in the Sentine
OF April 18th in reference to the Deer6ek
Election. Now we will see how he correct
ed the error. In a letter of April 18th. he
says that with the exception of Assessor the
Democrats had from three h nine majority -
In another letter of May 9th, he SAYS the
record shows the figures to be from three
to floelUe, leaving the Assessor out of the
question:" Here ID contradiction in his
own statements, and his own published let.
ters make him out a fasifef.
Again he snys the test was rot between
the candidatesfor Assessor. ri know auv
thing about it, both PARTIES generally select
their best men as Candidates for that office,
because it is considered by farmers as the
most responsible uhe in the township. Mr..
BRowN further affirms that Mr.. POWELL
had "a votes, and his opponent had SO votes,
giving Mr.. PowKELL majority OF 35 instead
OF 36. He says shall have to refer to the
record agn'n. did refer to the record. It
shows that Mr.. PowsE1t had THlRrY.srx
majority for Assessor. Here Mr. Brown is
agai" convicted Of M error. Now all have
to say is this: Mr. Brown as an honorable
man, is bound to correct his olunders. Bv
the time he gives few more statements he
may get il right. He has quibbled about
mine, and now viii he have the .audacitv' 10
correct his own false assertions! I shall
hold him responsible for them, until he !
does.
Mr. BROWN has considerable to say about
'Sinon otrc Democracy" in n sneeriDs
way. Nov The difference bctWeen bemoc.
rucy and Know Nothing fusioh. republican
ism, in my judgement is this: The Democ.
racy say let the people govern their own do.
nestle cotcerns-let the people rule. Mr..
Brown says 1.-THE people are incom petent to
govern themselves and the time for revou.
ion has come. There are men in Kansas
vho differ with us, we tt,dst take the law /,
nto our ON II hands. Sharpe rifles will bfinq
hem to REPENTANCE" ! SUPPOSE this is"Sl.
non pure" republicanism. Great u rnan!I
In regard TO the one vote for constable,
let it pass as aspecimen Of fusion iheaI.
less. Yours.
j. v. NELL.
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Band Concert.

We understand that the Rsyenna Brss.
Band, under the lead Of Mr. E. Hull. who
has devoted his time. for two or three years
past, TO the teaching Of Bands, designs to
give Concert In this place in the course ol
three or four weeks. We bespeak for them,
thus in advance, liberal patronage.
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Boot shoe and Leather Store.
NEARLY OPPOSITE TfE EANK. RAYEnNA. O

ena THE subscriber has just receiv-r7.
RNlV L ed II fresh stock of Gentlemen's La EiNI
W. dies IL Children's Summer SHOES, viz: Y "
Gents Congress Cutters,
do C0berg Shoes. gill. ..'
Several varieties Ladies' and Misses Caters,
no az do do Buskins,
tents French and common Calf Boots, t
Boys Boots and Shoes.
AZ Kindsof work in our line done to order Re.
pairing done on short notice. Also good assortment
OF Leather aud Shoe Findings, Mems and Women's
morocco. French and common Calf Skins, Spayish
ana slaughter S0ieleather. Oak Tan do Lasts Pegs
ihrrnd, Shoe Nails Bristles. Tacks. &C. dc. We es-
PcP'ay invite Shoemakers in the cuun'ry TO call and
e:aihhc our stock of Leather AMI Findings and all
VINO want Boots or Shoes come and get well shod
b.--High"st maj rket price will be paid in ca ali
ior beel Hides. Cali. ins and sheep pets.
hdNelnn. MAY Otth, l2J6 31-Y |. W. EN0S
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LEO! for CiMcLnnnfi!

The Cleveland. Columbus and CIncnua.
si Railroad Co.. viii scll tickets to persons
attending the National Democratic Con.
vention TO be held at Cincinnati, on the Cd
Of June, at half rates, or one fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold at Cleve.
land, Grafton. Shelby, Crestli1e, and Gal
lion to be good two days after the adjourn.
ment Of the Convention.
Let every body 20 who can. It will be q
pleasant and profitable trip.
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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED.

| p,,o ne sDowAetAc, Mich., March II, ,1es8
=; a. hHQDES, Esq -.Uear Sir AS / tonk @ysnp
medicine 70 sell on col eisnmeLt bn cn,s ~ @ ~,
tKe pleasure In st.hgits effects as reported 10 me by
tnree oroinefs %ho live IN this place. and their tes.
"9ny Is ~ { specimen Of all have received e <
w tosELiE toldme-.'tt lad taken nine bottieso(
Snri des Ague Rasa IN, and CONTINUALLY run down
vale 9sing Until my lungs and liver were Congess-
70 thai degree that blood discharged from my mouth
ahd bowels; SO that all Thought It Impossible foy me IA
I'VE tnrensh another chill. The doctors TOO did aIf
sasy did me ssaia iSs%s aG es hSaEhi must do EOhE
Cure whieh at oHec relieved me OF tho distress ard
naasen y. stonlafh and pain In my head and bows
wy ana prnIuced permanent cure In short tina
II NJ CoNKLlN says: ~ had been takins medssSrr
o. as good doctor rs we have IN our coilnty ana MI
i sea anS af 9ninine and speeches Sihoat any
bqt seeing how nicely toperacd ON nv II ~
bottle of lRHoDES' FkvER AND AGUE ti;fsEs
wnlch eaeeted permanent By uaiBg two.thirdS
sM CpNKLfN was net here, but bern ,he othAy
orothers Say his case was the same as ii Mte isaii
speedy o@ the Dgan s"ms .hs sae dy @
f aboss ssps speak. mh ss ss'Rssi .s
tiaeates hays already published nd he ,ti,l sresss
amount p - that Is continually pouring in to nc.
on Sa sg more; Last year had eeeaon 10 eau.
aot,ce one ffm Uko hare taken are ef =, sr., n
e'reptars substituted the sams ~ Their assf,r ~,
.s;h apudeaes send fktiy
any other medieinc say muei II hs dsyss 81 -
srrea 70 t tsss Psssdse c saying that HE csuen IL
Is mentioned In the above cesfislratss sAas
Iherear several otacf fndnslrio,f hebyJs ia \.
ppyng ,s % .neIr cisonous Trash a ika bA6iirl 4
,xcert of sd Ansa0is ~ e
ne |. es.cbraaed Chemist Df Jalnes Chiffon. n i y
Il Il haS IayGr .f its perfectly AB8tfra,
'erEe g distingnish ny medicine nom iTOiiaii6ns
wnois!. yas 4. RRaoDEs Ptopristos rssldsnes r a
%, BARCLAY BROS: Ravepha HI II y ShssA
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PIeTURESl PICTURESII

w M. u. MATTHEWSh has opened Room
al Aliens Block (at the sign Of Seotf's head,
ve. balrd's Jewelry Store, where every variety 81
nikenesses can be taken that desired. Photogrsnh,
ie size; and olored up in olI paintG am now Ia
& amoIotypes eolored in oil paints; the finest IN
hs 1esluisl OF all pictures on glass. Ladies can
hair and eyes. This Art is lust diseoyered ana nv
IRE ihe only ones Northern Ohio that ha We The
mn, m, Inc Am6roYPes in Oil Paints are beautiful, and
tographs in OIL Paints iIfe size mice from sss h, ss.
pMo,osspes MoT Sgp is IN Oil Paints from " to $40 90
NAY -, 1855. 1Itf
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New Rnnks.

HArcH is receiving a new and large sup.
ply Of Books PoPer and Stationery of all
Kinds and varieties; also a large lot Of
Drugs and Medicines. He stands ready to
wait upon customers with just the article
they want and at asreasOnabIe price. See
advertisement.
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" II has OF last been decided that the
Female Seminary of which mention bas
been made in former papers, il to be located
at q Painesville. It isa matter Of regre, thu,
Ravefffa was not selected, and we ca,f l,ara.
" see what reason should induce the CON.
mittee to reject the superior claims and ad-
vantsges Of our village.
Let the citizens u Ravenna and vicinity
Ouild Seminary for themselves and then
they viii be sure to have, one. s,s N ss5
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VI The card Of Drs. BELbIHc and tEos.
ARD, appears in t0-days paper. The fornef
OF these gentlemen is already we'll known
as successful practitioner. DR. LEONARD
is young man Of ability, and we predict
Tor him successful career in the profession
he has chosen.
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E' =; HS M G

One copy for the campaign. 4 O.
eHc"lies for the campaign to one address S 81
Twenty do do. do do 10 a
Subscriptions 70 be pnid invariably in advar &c -
The person sending club of 20. ether with the mo.
ney for the same. will be titln to copy gratis
Send in your orders by the 18th Of June. All com.
municatiOns addressed to A. fIuIt, Rn yer na Ohio
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tT GoDEY for June is one of tho best
numbers of this best of Magazines for the Ia
dies. Ii is full of the choicest reading nat.
ter. The fashion plates are fine, and the
engruvings of themselves worth the sub.
scriPtion price for the year.
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The Coming Sic.xncSs.

| The germs OF prstience are haiching il
the elements, Everything points to the ap
proach Of a sickly summer and autumn
1t should, therefore, be the care of ever,
person TO preserve the several functions O
the body in their full tone. Disease fall,
first upon the those whose organism is al.
ready disordercd through their own neglect
Guard we'll constipation und its opposite
Eat nothing indigcslible. Avoid all green
and half matured vegetables and fruits
Pay strict attention to the cleanliness OF The
surface Of your bodies, and, above all, begin
the work of publication about your Yards
and and in your houses early, and thorough
~ Clean illness, simple dict, and regular
habits will form the strongest protection
against the coming epidemic. AS no man
can tell where the arrow Of death may fall
first, he is the wisest who puts his house in
order.-Hunter's Medical Specialist
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nlNY
oe Us ter. complaints emf
tephc and other 0ts coughs consumption In It's early
Stages sore throat, bronchitis fever and agu asthma
low spirits, sexual incapucy, feminine weak ness,
p'ic9ing Of the skin, symptomac of paralysis rheu-
matSm. neuralgia. tumOr, cancer, diabetes lasstue
and debility. darrhoea. ard all other d senses of the
organs of respiration the liver the Kidneys the slom
ach The nerves, tho muscular fibre are unerrneJy
cured by this preparation, II to the naeries srJi
OF seeos OF disease what an slka is To acid; ii
lne same tine regulates the secretions removes oh
ar9etons from the bowels, creates Appetite Tenews
Douy Vigor' aud regenerates every animal function
such the nature, snch are The effects of Dr.
famous hcAsDIsAyiAN BLooD PURIFIER, which, take !
~ connection with his BLOOD Pitts, will not only
yoincIale le the most painful diseases, but prevent
their resurrection, and Lenethcn life beyond its ort
nary SPAN.
10 eventimposltion pnfcIiasc only OF respectable
uIsRiss, e1e' Of regular agents, OF Of DR.. Roback
sole proprietor and manufacturer, Cincinnati
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ZONE ONE-COME ALI!

IFT -. II = IOHILUEUN,I5s slIII on hand
" with hne assortment of Spring and Suumsv
.hiLLLNERY q G00DSs which she is feceiyinr direct-
from New York, and would invite all Of her putrons
ani friends to give her call and she viii endeayor 10
rely of BoNNETS-Ne eapoltoh, Soft Straw Silk and
Grape hats, Dnnstabr, Satin, Straw and Pedal tore.
n9r WIN fne assortment of French Flowers aid Rib.
non. me goods have been selected with great care
especially for this market and cunnot fail 10 sut ho
taste ana iancy Of the most fasdious. She will sell
on me principle OF the one price system ana by nd
of public patronage. 4 rH-eF
\. B; hREssAAKlNG win. be attended TO. and
all Kinds OF Bcnnets Will be cleaned and pressed at
reasonhpte prices ROomsi In Phenix Block, No g.
up stairs -Rayenna Anril M 1870 .es-'S so..S 80 ~
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GF There is, in a countfy Church Yard
in Hartford, Connecticut, stone, upon which
is engraved the following expressive epi.
taphi
Z Hsfe fettse babies, % dead as aits;
De Lord ne kilt dem miths ague fits,
When dey was ton good to live nit me,
He took dem up to nit He,
40 he did.
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MORE Books HALsEt HALL of the Ra.
VIENNA Book Stores has just returned from
New York, Where He has Purchased large
assortment Of Books and Stationery. Reud
the advertisement in another column.
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4 Or traveller in a rather slow coach
enqnired OF his next neighbor it's name. who
replied II think sir, il is called the Regu.
lator, for observe all other coaches 60 BY
k.D ~
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DISEASES VANQUISHFD
By Dr.. ROBack's Scandina6ian Remsdie,
4 FTER ye,Fsofn nd,

"a L LEN years OF per-
II dy.analysis and eSs
iment, DR.. Robaek, the
eminentSwedish Physician
succeeded IN producinl 2 a
medicine from the noun
tain herbs ofhis native land,
which acts directly upon
the causes Of disease 10 the
blood, and by restoring the
corrupted fJuntain of lie
TO a condition Of health aud
purity, expel. disease from
the system wherever II may
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. No 376 Broadway,
between Abigail and Woodward streets.
Cincinnati, Ohio

n ~ a, a Cincinnati, December 2e, 1855.
Dr'G. w; RonAcK-UcarSir: This win certify that
cai.eu on Dr, HnbacE last March, and got some OF
bis Scandinavian Blood Purj6nr which r. ",,ii
cured me OF complaint OF hinn months duration: am;
aIter trying other lhyscians without effect AS last
,eSo",c'' called on the above named Dr. Rohack and
Nv teiieysu me of the Ncaralgia together with weak
ness III inc back In the Of three weeks f. ON
III. t'ne hrst applied to him was able to get up and
uoh, 70 business, an, can saIy say that from tir,,
tmo nave enjoyed the best Of health, Those who
arc suffering from any Illness ,uld do well to call on
Ut. hoBAoK' 1t his establishment, No East Fourth
e'ee'' II. G.. STEWART.
sSN0. II Chestnut street.
n PURIFIER 81 OO pef bottle. bottles for 81 co.
rus 20 CENTS per box, 5OOxss for $500.
For sale BY Curtis Hatch, Rayenna; a. &C. r. Har.
n"n' m' aurora; Il. Sprague. Carrctsviile Parson IL
no0t, "ibdham; W. J, Dickinson, Randolph: Wnnn
wilson, Deerfcld; Spauldlug & Co., Palmyra.
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AdlninistraIOr,s Safe.

BY virtue Of an order of sale to me djrect.d b ,b
Hon. Probate Court of Portage county, sbnIj ey
pose to sale at Public Auction on the premises ~, ~
Zls dy o juno. ID. 1855, betw cen the hours of t.,
O'Clock a. NJ. and four o'coek 2. M of said INV tb
following described Real estc to wit: situntc a,6 h
ing in tho town of Ruvenns, in the county of
ina Sthte OF oio, and is known by being part of n
NO. u III the south division of lots in Rayenua mn r.
pounded as follows, 10 wit beginning at post staudine
IN Tue oid state road ut the south west corner of Ian
he'Htoiore owned by Joseph Bradshaw, deceased.
thence north g. deg 10m west chains so luks nion%
Ine centre OF the old State road post thence
> dta east chains % links TO u Ost thence sontb
0o deg ~ IN. east chains so links to post thence
sohth deg west chains Is links to the place of be
ginning, containing six acres and Is 100 of M, rre
oe the same more or less IDcumbere with the dower
estate OF Lydia willard. Appraised subject to said
do~er estate ut SiNty-one Dollars aid SO leo
Also the equitable INTEREST IN one ether uace nd
situate in the township of RaTehi. ,inthe county or
rortage ONO, being part Of LOT No IL in The sout d.
VISION OF lots IN Ravenia, and Bounded as hllows.
hegihhg at the South west corner of said lo thence
norm s,g lOn east II chains Sc links along the wni
he OF said lot to post; thence south sTdeg I0m ems,
cha ms AZ INKS TO post; thence south ideg oam
west ]" chalS e9 links 10 post; thence south 9Jry
ioh west chains 30 links to post; thence sopfh so
ues l9m vest chains Az links TO the place of be@is
~ mmhg' containing II S5-HO acres; incunbered with
ome.'eai, and appraised subject to said Homestead
" Tg4. 20 SaM property to be sold upon the petition
or VIM. j. Sniif0rd administration of Jobn WiIiinsd
subject to tfn dover estate and iiol sad
Oelore neutloned. TerUis 'ash at day of sale
VIM. J. SANFORD, administr.to,
RavAnna. Max en- lPEc. Ai.1u '''S -
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1886. SPRING TRADE. 1856,
FARM FOR SALE.

/ t .S.1 1 '"0! WI SeII ITS IuTIHi BIlHdIbu
tans 100 acres ot land. There Is nn abunda NJ na,tiy
% excellent water apd tnbcrgood orcha I'd wef rsf
teda good dwelling house and barns II win Be soId
or $50 per acre, one half down. and the balance In
one, two and three years. JAMES A PALMER ag
Streetsbofou2h, April 81, ls56-3s-Gm >s-- =