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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-19
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WoULn YOU a AVE lENITUI
.r. WOuLb YOU ftNTEcuMFuRrT
WOrLD YUC HAVE uEAUTY1
Would yOu intead lf dsc1stt runs urcrrBl wef1t
iatd au ioiti s6ue hrcNh havr3ir ain, ,bqhyYH sweet
breath, ooiln and 1lcan'in 'iness-ges rse you' ieeh
ta'aA ShOuss IEr4s lie way it
Tender bs pr60 onHi trtviess tn the people of TiNa
And vicinity nnd V fails pan1rcd 10 io.rH hu iest ud
most beaffui ~ incufrupiihr tUeth om a.
iuil daiA, hngolf, sHtur nt ,iait Pcfchi.I ..L
His hllings Rri nni a ui sat tponY 'cNrre which n
stead Of heaaiiying pb,elueh uiFo and de,roy Tie
teeth thu, ircasd But ara pffcdy solid. beautifully
polished ado win cHeclunly pr'scwe tio teeth lofyeatS
Teeth ceqned n the hesi mgnner, without pain. MS
enscd gums TusioTsd 0heannn az Operations prfinFnel
with akand care The hest references and spccilnent
hs work NAY be hi all prY at his ohce, 10 Tomb
Block. over White X liros, Store.
Tinn, Nov. ~ so. A.
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WILLIAM HOWITTo the ceIebfated
" English author, writes fur The Saturday
Evening Post, TALESotTTN, or the SAuatIcr's s
Home. See Prospeelus in another place. +,
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LIST OF LANDS

p on County seneosin The state OF Ohio
deu. BY GEoaoE Treasarot Of said County win the
s Penalty thereon for che year A. D. 1902 ana % p~
fsres for the year A. D. 1853
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POR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FAllN Of two hundred and twery
n odd AGRA nfnnd ono hundred and my acres, lcafnto
bo balanca we'll tiuhcfcji o whole tract under nn admod
,le nte of lrncinf With ne,ct.hng stream OF wuet
hrr,nn;-a rnul tyo.stoty farm house and rcllnt sah
mud hatn upwards Of one hundfei be-f fu trees o ihe
bo.t yerrdcs-h beautifully locnled ono Of the
mnsipihft tofpurhhfss w the cuuAiy tive miles west
N bt ciN or Tlan on iho road cadlngto fosotia' aud
,or milo nnrth nr to Iinin and Fort Wayne Railroad
bo,o Faunis we'll nlnptcdto the production OF grain
I'M, from ,ts liberal supply ufthc pntst sork water wen
nurd 10 srisnr or dairing. One hali OF the purchase
t An nl the halnneo IN aunuai pay ymonis of tive hum
tir,l lnl1rs cneh Viii tnkoas pnyneuf on tho above
., trh estate suaated oct my fe,drnce, as my oh,
tt ,, ,y riFstis noro together. For particular en-.
i r.i.asd two aud half miles souiheaI NJ
E,Wn wy "re,..tf r. HORACE uuDER
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DEACON q PETERSON,
No. 66 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
s gJ-Sample Numbers sent gFatia 70 any one,
when requested.
To Rdltars--E Editors who give tho aboYe one
Insertion, or condense the material portions OF
h. (the nOhces Of new contributions and our
terms, for their EDiromAh COLUMNS, shall ho en-
Cited 10 an exchange 10y sending NAKED cory
of the paper containing che adxenisemout or.no.
tice.- NA
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-19
Monumental DaguerreOtyPe Cases.

A msthod has long been sought for, 20 iasers
Ia a Dur ahle manuer, Daguerreoyps Lihenssses
10 Head stones and Monuments, J have been.
manufacturing thsss casss i0s the ias1 wo ySam,
and ea n warrant lhem 10 secure the picture Tor q
long number Of year.. .. ,,1 Ia
The outside esse Is made Of Parian Marble ana
thSbot which encloses she pciufe and Keeps 4 10
state OF great preservation for long ngmoef OF
4 verv nost lob on Head Stone or Mon ument
They are used ia Gresnwo0A Cemetery, Mqunt
Auburn, Laurel fill, aad many Other Semeirlo' 10
the United states.
liberal di.eouat made 70 Marble psalsg. % "a1 sS
L A circular N engravings will be seat 70 any al
dress. free, with price list. Address
4. ;B,ALpwlNi Ass ~ sss sg'slso% gso.g,I,,g Dag
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w ~ M TT3TTFT

IN si' ".tA' i"r Fm7hy, CinFeranl Eltr Fssa.. n,a
prcf ai le paid Y" "eefN Wa'trt
, t"t o. ifVF t'e nat, one donr utrk fNsnetateru
roo,s,.,n N,.sIgi s''AP i'esA', Yg-y Sssa ssdOH5.
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rHNuI, ,patiucrshp horctocro existing between w, A.
II Scott taddt 1irlrNcusn h,s bveb dl,oNvd N hbtnd
|dts,htta fNI 70 '.U.H. If. w 4 rGOTft
Nds etg -. it.d.i u utGHWARUiNsI
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1-Fln addition to tho above list Of oontrbu-
ions, we design continuing the usual amount Of
foreign letters, original sketches, choice sPlGc-
tons from al SOURCES, agricultural articles gon-
eral news, humorous ane cdOtes, We've the pro-
duee and stock markets, the Philadelphia retail
markets. hank note list, editorials, q q. 6es our
object being 70 give a complete fncbrl, us Tar as
our limits Willadmit, Of the Great w Orld 'at '
ENqnaYtN0s. - In the way Of eRgragings, we
generally present two weekly--one OF an ipst true
'dVe, and the other OF humorous ohaatiers =
The Postage on the Post ~ any part of the ~.
ST. pud quarterly or yearly in advance Attic Of
fee where it Ia received, is only 26 cents ayear.
TERMS (cash 10 advance Single copy saa year
copies, .tlsst aIai ~ $500 year,
10 9(Ani 4 to the getter up of the eluhlsl0 I"
20 % dS dSr SSo DO DO so"
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WALKER & lnRAMnIS

'Bs,i HBnsiP S'olS ai, We ars amer BARGAINS. a.
at q a tsper yuni." - - " ~ ~-duet P'i
gA w y9Ii' uo, hmsins, rom Ito fa ,,.,A
49, pioned lnshus. uhrafe ihini ssH ~ I6utht
AMI KY 5@iNe Ng,l oi NgN Nofk, an kiads oi tl,lsrt
yard. 6s,lop sni fagsk ,aad ,ps 'tua aslO
in,io FnWnsi so' goi Fanlel' alao are III of hose
10" largest and best seeccdstock nf 'N ''--ss'tf-
phi. p4bb0ih5l ih5ShiE6ES, We iTiaSS.
an f'i -NN seifet feAungs CassihvJes, sattinoita
"nd Jeans, west Of the Mountaius 7i fffi' NHf4hH@
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AuproR's OrrrcE, StzI.cA CoUN7T.
City of Tifin Decomhnr XII A ID 14ko


~ --, City Of Iihn, December 9TH, A, D. 1861 rs
Agoeby the pvionse 40 act entitled IAN net pre-
scrbng duties f County Auditors passed February heroby
Of land lots partaoot contained
much thereof will the taxes.
sold the Court House ia the
A. D. 1851 (beng the 18th day q
taxes, interest aud penalty be paid before that time -
't O -frIII erITII JAMESNI. STEVENS, Audtot.
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Money / Monoyl Money

MOAADy AAOAACJ I'D. ~'e'SAAA j =
VASRY Be WTWoUTMONsY when !, i' just as
w oAsy ior any one 70 be atound With porkct
w mli a. not Il they only think 90. have
got new article, from whith FROM Eve TO tWany
dollars can be made, either by mHle or temale-
lis highly respectable business, aud an article
which 4 wanted in every faulty In the United
states. Enclose me Nv dollars BY miil, at my
risk, and will forwar,lby return mail alcircu1
lar. with fill inRfuciion4 10 the arls The bust
ness {. very easy -zTrY t. i(you ags out OF emi
ploy yment, aud ou will ueyer rrgretit Tor Il wtll
be butter'ior you 70 pay the above cum, nnn in1
sure a good business, than to pay twenty-five cts'
for spurious advertisements This Is no hph'
bug. Try q! Try W Try W address your
DWIGHT MONROE, New York. I
sent one Of my circulars to an Editor 10 Goor.
gia, aud he gave me a notice 10 his paper like The
folio ing; tu
"Mr. Monroe sout me one ofhis Ciroulsra, and
" I'm Just say to MY readers that whoever Of yop
are out OF employ nient that Mr.. Monrou's bust
ness is good business, AID money eau beumdP
out OF il by any one who engsgestn It; for 4, Y
no humbuE." f..r deel%-Yn
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WI 81

'A ne wv nnd az moseeclinglr laa i1iiess
IL a heavy stocks on swi,s sifled barfi ana ,iIr NJ
np'' A'o .upffiur u, of Diniiy and IlrlHautss;
LfesS tri'anlpgS and buttons of an I;sSs
40 Asa general pssoument Of RnIIoNst J. 49, ltr,t
~ Nealetf' aHoaF which isa- ,tfriu,as % Iisse, Al
M NvVpn, Wool Md. hn'l iuih and aft qlatsl 1
al prices, There Z no snd 90 lho as,ortuisht "a ~
H Hna sis ha9al rhieh a lsfge s,oek ofFsshie
lTens Hoods, flcks miiis, 30 Measibos = si -, =
hat. nnd elps ~ al ainas. lI ~ -" se't a
BEBEs BEST SILK HATS FOR A4
Nv e1ss,neaisni boy boo,s Of a superior gusls,
'ad other kindsof shoes These ,bees e-.t tlP
a,,ssy inieae VIII be sold 90 psr cent ls.sr ma a
i' iouss VI ioNn The same 4 appiieabls a. or1
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N-lAdiaEnI.I

we hayr " afs'sl aqd most ,sni v.s6l1ent ofl,t,
hhd rlnid AlIliosA, beaihs C6htfys lff"' " P'''h
tOPLfNS, HOIAER DP RPc1,sr
gel ulo9rl o. ti cry also thp Colafl un. s,.
Sieve Nl,e, laiN Yhnlf OF 'f'''
LACk FANCY DRESS SILKS
- g11s"iy so'eeed prors an extensive tot of
p f.tcF P0d TyUrsd SilA VSl8ets.
n ns largest 'ofmsp, Of Benoha Stella Ca,imsIt and
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Cast Nincl = fn, sqnFfr ln tln
and a fill assortment of ah
sizes OF nat, runh sqaars hnd
------ -.
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a. rraa Iar r.v.o .O
siaiis pdilg lia
rsePr rAt r1lr u
SON va fEMft ta e-t
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,pisaolntion Notiee.

orplv toI.H purtvdru'
lion I 20. Tilin, Nlin. n
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION "A large num-
Der Of the Teachers of Fort 'ge County, and
the friends of education generally, held II
convention on the Fair Grounds in this vii
lage, on Saturday last. The object Of the
convention, we believe, was TO consider the
project Of holding an Educational Fair some-
time during the coming fall. After free
interchange of sentiment on the subject,
committee was appontedto make suitable
arrangements to that effect. The exerci.
ses of the day passed off harmonious'y, and
with pleasure to all concerned, if we except
the needless introduction Of resolution oi
u quasi political character, and the remarks
made thereon, by a gentleman connected
with the Hiram Institute. We make all
necessary allowances for this gentleman,
ms we understand, "freedom shrieEing" has
become mono. mania with him, and he
cannot refrain from riding on his favorite
hobby, whether it be at the grave, the church
or the school room. We have been assur-
ed by members Of the convention that both
the resolution and his remarks received tha,
condemnation which they deserved, and that
the Educational Association IS not in any
degree affiliated with or under the control Of
any political party, as are some other asso
Citations in this region.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

" The Plain Dealer Of the 21st has
the following item:-"On Monday, little
sIoop set sail frcm this por; for St. Joseph's,
on the Eastern shore Of Lake Michigan.-
She was called the "Ravenna," was built
at Ravenna, Portage county, by her owner
and commander, freighted with his house.
hold furniture. his wife, three children, halt
dozen pigs, and dozen chickens, launch.
ed into the Ohio g. Pennsylvania Canal
and thence came through the Ohio Canal to
Cleveland, where the rigging Of the little
vessel was completed. She was of twenty.
eight tons burthep, and contained the
family and goods, furniture, farming imple.
ments of Buckeye farmer bound on u voy.
age of nearly thousand miles Of lake navi.
CATION through lakes Erie, Huron and Michi.
gan; rivers Detroit and st. Clair, and the
Straits Mackinac. A little yawl,boat was
towed astern, filled with rocking chairs and
other Yankee ouse-keeping notions. The
severe blow of Tuesday, has occasioned
much anxiety for the safety of the adven.
turous family. We bespeak for them the
most favoring winds and gentle seas. "The
Gods protect the brave ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

A FUSION FIzzLE.-The Fusionists have
been making extensive prcparations for the
Massilou Fremont meeting. An rXcursio n
train was chartered, and half fare tickets
issued. Our citizens expected an immense
crowd of passengers when the train came
along, and many gathered at the Depot to
witness the sight. The train came. There
were thirteen passenger cars and about forty
passengers -! We are in formed that only
Iorty-tive tickets were sold between here
and Cleveland. Thirteen cars, and only
one nct dcd! What enthusinsm! We notice
this straw, to show that Fremont is going
down. His hume meets no cordial response
IRON the people. They love the Union and
hate Il traitor.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

A VALUABLE CITIZEN HAS LEFT US
Can't Frederick COFFIN left Ravenna yeE-
terduv, with his family for the. east, from
whence he is to 90 out as Commander, upon
a whaling voyage to the Pacific oce"" to
be absent four years. The Captain during
the earlier part of his life and until within
few years, was engaged mainly in the
whaling business and made his home upon
the sea. While engaged therein, he bore
the reputation of an able officer. About
seven or eight years ago, he came to Raven
ma and took up his residence here. Since
coming to reside amongst US. he has ever
been regarded as one OF our most substan'
tial and upright citizens, and both he and his
family have deserved and enjoyed the gen
eral favor and confidence of our community.
Their numerous friends part from them with
regret and wherever their lot may be cast
whether on sea or land, they will carry with
them the cordial good wishes Of all our cti
zens.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

A New CEET.-Every body will be glad
to learn, says the Philadelphia Sun, that a
new cent is to be coined, The old copper
head, which has so long represented the
the smallest fractional division of our deci.
NAL money in use, is too cumbrous and
large for the little value it represents, and
the subs ttution for it Of new coin, readily
distingtishable from all others in circula-
tion, will be considered by all great i'm
provement. 1t is therefore proposed by the
director Of the mint that the new cent shall
be eighty eight parts copper and twelve
parts nickel. This will make coin of a
dark reddish color. 1t is to weigh u grains
less than half the present cent, which is
l6S grains.
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Caucus in Ravenna.

DClnOCEuNAC Ou0Cuo IN hAoNCnnAs
Pursuant to the published notice Of the
Democratic Executive Committee, the De-
mocracy Of Ravenna met at the Buchanan
Club Rooms, on Thursday, at 8 o'clock, p.
NJ, and organized by choosing WILLIAM
COLEMAN, President, and ANDREW JACKSON,
Secretary. The following delegates to the
several Democratic Nominating Conyen-
tons were appointed
To the Congressional Convention to be
held at Alliance, August soth.-W:lliam
Colemani alternate, H. C. Ranney.
To the Judicial Convention to be held at
Newton Falls, August 30th. Andrew Jack
son, ]. L. Ranney and N. L. Jefifies.
To the County Conveniently s. Bris.
tol, s. D. Stebbins, H. H. Stevens, Charles
B. Thompson, ]. G. Willis, Alva Hartle
and E. B. Tyler.
The delegates to the County Convention
were authorized to fill such vacancies as
might occur in their number, upon tho con-
currence Of a majority Of said delegates ::
Provided, That such substitution shall in all
cases be made from residents of the town
ship. WIN. COLEMAN, Chairman.
ANDREW JACKSON, Sec'y.
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AWARDING COMMITTEES.

On WOOL. C. Prentiss, Horace Reed, L. T. Hine
On Gardens-Wm. Frazer, A. B. Griffin, Dr.. Beld
On Horses Robert King, J. G. Stevens, of Twins
burgh, Wilson Messenger, Conrad Fowler. and Jane.
Francis.
bull county, Myron Barber, James Catlin, Harvey
Hotchkiss and Milman Brown.
On Mich Cows-Chauncey Fuller, J. w. Dawson
of Bedford Cuyahoga county, Ethan Aling, of Twins
burgh.
On Trains of Working Oxen and Horses William
Warl. Willis Strickland and II. H. Morse.
On sheep-Fine Wool-Joseph Angel, Alva Udall
Carlton G0Odale. Long Wool-HeIry Chapman, l.
Phelps, Roger n. Hitler.
on Mules and swine-Lewis Pope, Mr.. Hultt and
Thomas Douthitt.
On Cloths an.I other Household Manufactured r.i.
ces- Glass An. II. Streator, John F. Bostwick
Mrs. George F. bailey. Mrs. Erasmus Needham aud
Mrs. F. d. Parnele, Clasj B-Evan T. Jones, A. w.
Loomis, Miss E. A. Douthllt, Mrs Daniel Cults and
Mrs. Harvey Baldwin.
On Butter, Cheese, Sugar and Flour-S. X. Free
man, F. d. Parmele, Mrs. Horace Reed, Mrs. James
Crane and Mrs. John Wadsworth.
On Fruits and Fowers-Dr. Collins, D. J. Boards
ley, Mrs. Mary Ann B. Skinner, Mrs. David Smith
and Miss j.. pnney.
On Grains and Vegetables-John Wcbber, Avery
Cross and Henry Powell.
On Miscellaneous Manufactured ArticIcs-Philip
Boosfnger, H. Burrows, Charles Green, Robert Wit
ter and w williamson.
orville Blake, z. F. Jaeger and H. S. Johnson.
On Plowing-B. Selby, Jr., Lorin Higley and Geo
w. Barclay.
On Mowers-.Wm. Goldman, Sherman Blake, w
Strickland. Thomas Hough and Asa Hawley.
On Fowls-Peter Ewing, K w. Shepherd and Geo
Garfield.
On Sweepstakes-B. F. Waters, of Pennington, Mr.
Ashmun, Of Ta'madgc, Lydia Underwood, J. c. Hal
and Hiram Eweii.
On Farms-L. Norton, G. Keene and s. Rcdield.
On Crops-The Board Of Government.
Discretionary Committee William Goodman, Theo
dore Clark, D. w. Jennings, Erastus Carter, Jr,
J. B. King.
August 90, 1856
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SAMUEL STRAWDER
will address the Democracy Of
CHARLESTOWN,
On Friday evening, August 29th, 1856.

A New ENrERPRIsE.-.In accordance with
notice given by handbills, a large and sPiri.
ted meeting of our citizens was held at the
Town Hall on Saturday evening, to take in
to consideration the propriety and practical
bility of establishing a machine chop, on the
joint stock principle, in our village. A pro-
position was made by the representative of n
firm in Canton to erect and carry on an ex.
tensivc establishment of this kind provided
sufficient encouragement be extended to
warrant its success; and capital stock OF fif-
teen thousand dollars, he said, would be re.
uuired to DO this. The advantages which
our town would derive from such an estab-
lishment, having been presented in very
strong light by c. PRENTIss and R. p.
SPAULDIEG, Esqrs., a committee Of five, cor
ssting OF Messrs. Spouding Prentiss, Law
renee, Hazen and Beebe, was appointed TO
devise ways and means to carry out the
wishes Of the meeting, with instructions to
report on next Saturday evening. We hope
something will be done to give our town an
impetus in way of progression, for it must
be evident to every one that it is, at pre-
sent, rather in the decline. The enterprise
has our best wishes for success.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT.--We would
advise onr readers to be particularly careful
OF what they eat at this season of the year.
Cholera morbus, darrocha aud dysentery
stare US in the face in the shupe Of green
apples, corn, cucumbers and me ions. Wind
shaken or green fruit, or sun ripencd vcge.
tables are unfit to cat, aud great caution
should be exercised to prevent such articles
falling into the hands Of children. Eat only
what you hn0w to be ripe ripened By ma.
ture, and not by artificial means.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

SHALERsvILLE ARoUsED.-We learn that
an election for Justice of the Peace, was
held in Shaersville on last Thursday, and
of seventy seven votes polled, JAS. c. THoM-
SON, the Democratic. candidate, received
seventy.two. BY reference to another col
umn it will be seen that the Democracy
have organized themselves into Club, and
intend doing yeomen's service for the Demo
cratic nominees-County, State and Nation
al-during the present campaign. Hurrah
for the Democracy Of Shalersvile! They
are."men who know their rights, and know
inc. dare maintain them"
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Democratic Keystone Club.
SHALERsvGLLE, Aug. 25, 1856.

oHALEkSNiLLEi aug 20, 1000.
In pursuance of a call from the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, the Democrats
Of ShaIersvilIe assembled at the Town Hall
on the evening Of the 2lst inst. On mo-
ton, SAMUEL LEDYARD was chosen Chair
man, and S. G. ELDREDGE, Secretary. The
meeting then proceeded to appoint delegates
to attend the Nominating Conventions to be
held at Newton Falls, Rnvenra and AIIi-
ance. After appointing delegates, the meet
ing organized itself iHto an association,
called the "DEMocRATIC KEY. Stone CLUB
OF SHALERsvILLE," and appointed the fol,
lowing officers E. B. BabcoCk, President
Daniel Ladu, Vice President; Jas. N. Stir
ling, Secretary; Andrew Nichols, Treasu.
rer; james Fl. Nichols, VIM. Smith, Dr.. A.
S. Gratis, E. d. Babcock, A. w. Hanks,
George Willard uni Henry D. Sturdevant,
Financial and Vigilant Committee; Samuel
Ledyard, DR.. A. S. Crafts and L. B. Bab-
cock, Committee to form Constitution and
Bylaws. The association then adjourned
TO meet next Thursday evening, at the Town
Hall. SAML LEDYARD, Chr'n.
SAM'L G. ELDREpGE, Sec.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

RAvENNA LIGHT ARTILLERY. - We are
glad to know that this military corps is in
a fair way Of becoming permanent " insti-
tuition" in our village. The members OF the
company meet frequently for drill, and under
the well.known skill of their instructor
Gen. Tyler, have become quite proficient
in their evoutions We understand con
tract has been made with one of our cIo-
thiers to furnish their unform-which by the
way is exceedingly neat and appropriate
at an early period, and We look forward to
the day when they shall make their appear,
ance in public, keeping step to the notes oi
the ''soul-strring drum and the ear-piercing
fife"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

HARPER FOR SEPTEMBER. - There is NO
one of the monthly magazines published in
the country, to the reading of which, we
look forward W tn greater pleasure than to
HARPER. The September number has been
laid upon cur table. Go and get it. The
evenings are getting longer. You need
something to furnish you means for an
agreeable profitable employment of your
time. The articles are written in that easy
every day ,and yet elegant style (which makes
every read1r feel at home. For sale al The
Rauenna Book Store.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

CLOTHING I'VE are pleased to learn that
ANDREW PoE, has opened large and
elegant Clothing establishment in Ravennp.
in the room lately occupied by Harmon's
Grocery Store. Mr.. Poe is "a gentleman o!
energy and thoroughly acquainted with his
business Those who can't be suited at his
establishment, will find it difficult to sui.
themselves any where. See Advertise.
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