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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

(EDlA nv Eso-Ou IOONDN
~ FREE-N cents PER pound excess-FOur hours from
by Panama Railroad No expenses Meals
sthmus for seesge Through for Cali
EDrna Panama Railroad The United Mail Steamship
Company will dispsieh for Aspnwal WEDNESDAY, FEB.
~ At o'clock m precisely from Pier foot Of Wsrrenst,
North River the weknow and last steamship GEORGE
LAW Capt VIM /. Horndon, L. ;. n
pssscnrer and Mails will be Arded by Panama RAILROAD
and connect 81 Panana with the Pacific Nal Steamship CoDP4
nys magnificent steamship JOHN L. SIEfhENS, h n
Person commander, which " be N Iesdess Ala Ies's TN
FnedAiely Tor san Ff.ncisco. d, -, -.
M nslr are Informed that the P. NJ. Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying AZ Panama ready
Or sea to avoid any possible detention Of passengers OF mans
For rassaso srply 10 W RAYMOND st the only once OF
Ge ConpAnies No III W~sst Warren St Net" ora
7hrouh Freizht San Francisco now De contracted LOT
very low res Panama BY the steamer oregon N
March ATply a. shove.
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n PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County q SewYork notice hereby gyen 20 al
Terssus having claims against CORNELIUS \. = hANb'
late q the City q SeYork deceased 20 present me
with vouchers thereof the subscriber AZ the ONCE OF y
En- bIee No 81 Wallet; Ia the City q New York on OF De-
fore the 9Th day q January BeIDAed New tas ID
CAY of JAY. 1885 SALLY l.. KANE,
n Administering.
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II ofFARFS-NFW.YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP LINE under the direction Of C. Vanderbilt for
he Accessory Transit Company of Nesrssns pIope'oTs
"a OF beggsg, free 10 per ID Days Of sailing
CHANGED TO oh Of each month through in advance Of
fe Nas-yOO miles than other route The spon-
dA double epgine steamship NORTHERN Ll0hr $50 uns
burden Capt Tinklepaugh will leave Pier Nc Norm kvst
At O'Clock y m, for Puns Arenas MONDAY, feb -,
ecns with the steamship Une Sam, 2o tnns BURDEN
NcsTsgus Transit route, having but u miles OF .Hna
trrrrcraton The propIesoTs can nA"
public that the political troubles IA Neaagua hSs
oea the sghts interruption in the Iant between me
Oceans 30 apgeaenJed foE Information or passage p
ply TO JAMES M; CkOSS,
~ the only Office Of the Line, No. owing green
Stamped Letters taken al q cents each
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the County Of NswYork notice hereby given 70 AL per
having claims against JOHN c. TH"lSG late Of me ~
Of NewYork deceased 10 present with vouchers
hereo the subscribers 81 the Office 4 c. p v ThWlNG
No Wal,t IA the CITY of NowYork before the tn
dsv Of Arr DeI-Dated Newly the l lay Of October
1885 SGBARLEEs T5\SISG ,s,,,,,.,,,,o,.
% iavsuTu' WILLIAM THWlSG.
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Clothing.
Ocean 6teamers, &f.

CPECIAL NOTICE. PACIFIC EMPRESS
- COMPANY No l24 Broadway-Gfeaier Reduction IN N
Prices-Freghts CafUrnia only 20 cents & oIhis Is tne
only Company who have their own Agents on the ISM
mus expressly attend the forwarding OF their egh ana
frequent Of complaint made by sppe
having their freight le behind lost or DAMAGED IL s
from ship ship. Our next express for Csorna So9th
Sandwich Islands, and China VIII Dc d
patched by the United States Mail steamer George Law VIA
Panama on WEDNESDAY, the Goth Inst in charge OF q
speea MESSENGER through destination. Freghs received
iii II o'clock Small parcels and letters anil u p m day OF
sailing No connection with banking business or with any
sther e1rress WIN. II. HALL Agent No ia Broadway.
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Of the County Of York notice is hereby given 20 all
rersons having claims against WILLIAM HUGO; late OF
he Cy Of NewYok Livery Stable keeper deceeed 70 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof the subsnber at tho
flee of DAVID J. CHATFIELD, No. - Welst IN tic
civ q New before the 18th dAy Of March next
Dated Newly orb the 9TH day Of August. 1851
sn99 1tvtuTu HARRIET VI. HUGO. AdmnisiTsiriK
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-JAMES
~ /. ADAMS against The UNION BANK OF sANDU -
KY CITY ore for money demand on contract
the Defendants: hereby summoned and required 70
answer the complaint in this action which vii be NED IN me
Hall the Cry Newlok aid 70 serve acopy OF your a
the the subcnbe az he once, No ~
Wlss IN said city within twenty days after the service OF
tbs sun you exclusive Of the day o. such service and
you tail answer the said complaint within the time aiore
said the siun will take Judgment Tor the sum OF i've Ihoa-
sand Doar with interest from tie seventeenth DAY OF march,
one thoufand eight hundred and hhye, besides the costs Oh
this action. Dated December y, 1873 -
L. W. GODDARD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The said eopsut was fled the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Cx and County NewYo January ID. $50 " law0wIu
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hnd ERIE RAILROAD-On

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On aud after
MONDAY, Jan. p 1856 the Trans will leave Chambers
Station follows: Express Tram connecting with
Sorther and Western Train Through Way Tram u tx
press Train p For PouEhseepsie and ~ p H.
For Peekski $3.50 p. IN. For sIg SING, p. The sing
Sing Pe.kfk Trains stop The WAY Stations Passeusers
taken Chambers CsIs Christopher AID SIS ste SUNDAY
NAIL TRAIN al from Cana for Albany AID Troy,
stopping ct al Mail Stations -
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Cnrniture.
Jnaia- Rubber GOODS.

INDA-RUBBER GLOVES, for CHAPPED
Il HANDS SALT RIIEUM 6c.-They an excellent pro-
lection in sweeping and of coal fires Lined Gloves and
Hitens for cold and weather; Farmers and Oyster'1s
Nisns heavy Gloves o Tanners Workers in Acids For
sale BY all Rubber Dealers, and at
GOODYEARS GLOVE Co., No 81 John-st. up stairA
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Steamboats an6 Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
" to1 PHILADELPHIA-Wl until farther notice leave
Pier No. n R. at 10 o'clock q. Fare - p The b
N. and p m. Lines are discontinued EmITsnt Lines 81
md o'clock p. ss usual. ihA bLioS went
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ WORK TO ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, a1d
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, aud, In con
uectcn with the BuAso ConinE and New York and New FORK
and Railroads forms direct route from NewioTk 10
Rochester. III, ,.
The drecness Of this route together with the superior com
fort afforded the wide renders BY IA the most desa
DE between the above nam ed cties
Tickets be procured at the New o1k and Enc hsoad
Ticket Oce foot OF Dusues and No 1913 Broadway sso IN
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through. -
Frsghts W III be trans ported between Sewforb and Roc e.
ter with dispatch Any niOma desired IN regard therein
can he obtained by calling General Freight Agent Of the
New York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings OF G. IAPPAN
ENpress Freight Agent, No. 1913 Broadway
No the Buffalo Corning and New ork haHoed on
Sunday. J. A htDtItLD' superintendent
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI Travellers for HlCAGO, ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, and
and ell information concerning routes fare &C, he t ne
NFW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD OF NEW.fOhk
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application at the Company vi
fee No 1888 Broadway, corner pey-st
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-(Sunda ex-
YsphAnk 10 g. m and Saturday Is for fsrnnsiAe
and Syosset 10 and 5:+5 for Hampstead 10 a. m
IS and for Jamaica, 10 a. M IL H. u -
and so m. Leave GTeenpor for BTooklyn 10 M zap
hank. II SS Mondays, g. 10 M Lakeland, X 70 p
n on MONDAYS 6:S8 g. u FaIniDsiAle 1880 ~ aud p
m Syos.et 1 SIS a and p Hampstead, 655 IN and
$3.50 p Jamaica $40, 7io and $40 g. M and 1;io and
4:40
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IN PURSUANCE of an orde, of the Surrogate

Of the County Of New-York notice hereby gvea % al
person. having olsins .esinst WILLIAM JANEWAt VAN
ZANT late q the City SewYork. deceased % present
the with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. her resi-
denee No s. Third avenue in The Cry q YORK on or BE-
fore the sixth day q June ueXt-Daied Newfork the 2h
day Of November, lass SOPHIA VAN LANDT, EIeeatfI
"a lawtETu
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III LIVERPOOI,-The PERSIA, c. II. Z. Judkins Com
mander will ssl from the stream with the mails and pas
eeDsers for Europe on WEDNESDAY 10th inst o.,
steamer will eave the Company dock a. Jersey City VIE
the rassen gers for the Persia at ia ?.
The boat with the mails will leave at Il m Prs'issy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

n NJ Hunp Nc. q VALE. EEre,Fosr -arVes lSA
p.1ty TsIFVaE 81 g oIoek
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y IUhNU ANIL OF hI OTUtT UI IHt 9UIIVsuVu
of the County Of NeYcrk notice hereby gwen 10 al
rerous having claims against MEYER ROSENBAUM late 81
lie CITY of New York deceased present the with
vouchers thereof subscriber the Office ot MOSES h.
MACLAY Efq No 81 Lbertys III The City Of Ne' York on
or before the 10Th day Of June ue1Daed New tho th
an lav6uoTu NAFTALI X ROSENFELD Admir-
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TNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
4 STATES MAIL STEAMERS ships ornposing this

liz are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Eldrdge
BALTIC. Capt. C0mstock ADRIATlC
These ships having been built by contract expressly for the
Government service has been taken IN their con.
Tuco sO in their engines 10 insure strength and speed
and their passengers uDequaed for ee
Fance and Price of passage from New YORK 10 Liver
pool frstclss cabin 1907 In second do t75; exclusive
nse of exrssize saerooms $685. from Liverpool 70 New
York and ~ uiuea An experienced Surgeon attached TO
each chip No berth secured until paid FOR.
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DATRIOIIC LINE-New Line of NETWORK
L and LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-This Inc will be
Josed Of the following and speI aid ships, viz:
CALHOUN......,2ct0 tans hudeL. Capt ID r. Truman
H. CLAY....l 900 tuns burden. Capt David CaulknS
WI BsTRR tC0 tzs burden. Capt j. j. Lawrence
Orient ........2 goo tuDs burden. aJt Geo > HUI.
vessels have teen recently built and the ars
e and most substantial in the tfaf
They COMMANDED by Of experience aud aly Inc
and every exeron will he
the comfort fpaseneers ana the convent 'nce
Of shiIting For Ere git or Passage apply TO
SPOFFORD, TILESTOS Co, No p Brostvsy
Agents in LyerIOo-T GRlMSHAW Co No. 10 core
Piazza.
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pOAn of NEW-JFPSEY

~ IN connection with the LEIilGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened MaBoh Chunk-N inter Arrangement commencing
Nov 49, 1855 New York for Msuch Chunk and inter
edse rlsres from Pier No. North River al 80 m for
Boston $50 and 81 IS for Somerville a. 7:B and
lC:45 NJ 35 and 30 p The above trains connect At
Fzaieh with rains the NewJesey Rarosd leaving New.
York from foot Of Courtlsudts $50 aud II snd q
JOHN o. sIEhNS, superintendent
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Hlierell

RAIL D.-23O guintals BRAZIL
I'D WOOD lin bond or duty psid,) for sale by
SPOFFORD, TILESTON a Co, No. q broadway
CtITY LAUNDRY, No. 9 CANAL STREET.
WaAhr called for aud returned part Of the Cities Of
NEW-YORK AND BKOOkLHN,
SIX sHILLIKGs PER DOZEN.
ELFCTROTYPING and STEREOTYPiNG.-
u VINCENT DILL Elecrotyper and Stereotyper Nos q
and 81 N Y At the above establishment every
description Books Circulars Checks Labels also tngravng'
Of ali kinds Eecroyped stereoyped in the bestsyie OF the
ar reasonable rates
OTTIcE OF THK GOVERNORS OT THE AIMS HOUSE,
Feb IS. l3j6. !
DROPOSALS.--TO COMPREHENSIVE
Proposals. will be received by the Governors Of the Aims,
House at their Office Rotunda Park until o'clock 2 N OF
IN. 2s, inst f Flooring with II inch narrow yellow Georgia
Zine PLANK The Hall and Recesses Of the Lunatc Ay
INN ON Backwes Island For further information IN relation
10 tie work, PARTIES wishing TO estimate vail apply 10 j. <
RUTHERFORD GEO., a. the Asylum
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TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
sEwYoRK LIVERPOOL
Nhief CABIN Passage
Second CABIN Passage IS
IRON sosIos TO LIVERPOOL.
Nhlef ChDgn Passage
Second Cabin Passage. Observation-Disclosures. 90
The ships from Boston coll az Halifax
PERSIA, Capt Judkins CANADA Capt. Lsng.
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone AMERICA, Capt Shannon.
ASIA Capt Z. g. Lott NIAGARA, Capt Ryne.
These vessels clear white light head
stsrbosrd-boW red Oh pOTtSow.
AFRICA, shannon. leaves ~ York Wednesday Feb g. 1855
ARABIA Stone. Boston Wednesday, FEB 49, 1855.
PERSIA Judkus. leaves ~ YorE Wednesday FEB 90 1850.
CANADA Lang. leaves Boston "Wednesday, FEB n 1876
ASIA LO........esves \. York Wednesday NH s. 1885.
AMERICA yrie leaves Boston Wednesdsy n H. 1853.
AFRICA, Shannon leaves N York "wednesday Nh 49, 1856
Bsrhs not scared until paid for.
~ experienced surgeon Oh board
The Of these ships will be accountable for Gold,
Silver Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious Stones Metals
lees bills Of sdns sned therefor and the value thereof
therein eXpressed-
For freigh, Passage apply 20
Z. CUNARD, No Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

COPARTEERsHIP.Th subscribers have his day formed
Cor aruership, under the firm Of GORDON FELLOWS,
Tor he transaction Of the WHOLESALE GROCERY and
COMMISSION business at Nos Il and IS Besyers.-New
York Feb / lgJ6 WIN GORDON
GEO A. FELLOWS.
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LOR INTERCOLLEGIATE DlSfAlCH.-
Il PATRIOTIC LINE.-The favonte and eonmodious
,acket ship HENRY CLAY Capt ID. Ceulsns, Will sail Is
For freight passage having very superior .ecomno
isons apply board Pier No ~ r. OF 70 the office OF
sPOfFORD, TILESTON Co, No. y Broadway
HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESION.-
500 tuns HEAVY FREIGHT for the above port may be
had by imme date application to the office Of
SPOFFORO, TlLESTON a Co, No. p Broadway
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H. COpARTNERSWIP

DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership hereto
i foae existing under the firm Of YELNERION VEL
LOWS, expires this day by its own Limitation.
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TyVE FIRM of COOK & sIMONsON has IL

day been DISSOLVED BY mutual consent. TIE Business
Of The firm will be settled by the undersigned EBEN COOK
who authorized TO sign the Of the Firm in hqu
dalton. EBtN. { OCh,.
Dated New-Yoik, Jan 90. 1896. JOSEPH SIMONSON,JR.
Tie undersigned will continue the DRY GOODS business as
heretofore at No. $50 Greeuwich-st EBEN. COOK.
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goparinfrship Notices.

rOpARTNFRsHIP.-Tbe subscribers have his day formed
Cor,Ttrerslip and will eoniinne the STOVE, RANCE
n0YIAIR FURNACE, and GENERAL FOUNDRY BUS
Fss As heretofore conducted respectively by Johnson
Gov Ieslev Co and Richardson Boynton under the hn
sfCoX RICHARDSON BOYNTON
DAVID b. cox,
HENRY A. RGCHARDSON,
Hev-York Feb T. 1880. NATHANIEL A. BOfNION
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-25

g., FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
MMHA wilsell on reasonable termshs farm and steam
x1 Saw Mill, situate about three quarters ofa mi
South West of the village of Ravenna, The land ia
OF excellent quality, and we'll watered There is al
SO young orchard on the same JOHN ABRI,L~
Ravenna, March 90, I85G-36tf
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COME ONE-COME ALL!

NUME UNE-IUME AID!
MRS. E. II. RICARDSON,is lis still on hand
IiL with fine assortment of Spring and Summer
.NLLLENERY GOODS, which she is receiving direct
from New York, and would invite all of her patrons
andfriends to give her call and she will cndeavOr tc
suithem as to price and quality She has every va.
riety of BONNETS-Neapolit Soft Straw. Six and
Grape Hats, Dunstabe Satin. Straw and Pedal. toge
ther with fine assortment of French Flowersand Rib.
bon. The goods have been selected with great care
especially for this market, and cannot fail to suit the
taste and fancy of the most fastidious She will sell
on the principle Of the price system, and by adj
herring strictly to this rule, she hortst merit share
Of public patronage.
n. B. DRESSMAKING will be attended to- apf
all kinds of Bonnets will be cleaned and pressed al
reasonable prices. Rooms in Phenix Block, No, 6
up sairs.-RaveDna, April Is, 1856. 3rf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

THE subscriber having taken the old stand
i of Durham IL Gardner. two doors east ofthe brick
block in Raveuna, intends to ontinue the BooT SBor
and LEATHER business in all its branches.
He will keep on hand, to meet the wants of his Gus
TONER'S general assortment in the Boot nd Shoe line
ofall kinds ofboth eastern and home made work and
most Kinds Of Leather, Innings. Findings Lasts, de-
All home made work i'll be OF the that
can be procured; and having engaged the services
Mr. SHAW to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter in some ot-th3 best establishments in the
country he fatters him he can furnish his custom
with any article in the Boot and Shoe line that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
| made, either east west.
Cash, Veal skins and most kinds ofproduc &c taken in
| payment.-March IA, le55-32-tf. jOHNGI
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Root shoe and Leather store.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK, RAYEHEA, o.
m. THE subscriber has Just receiv- mn.
bVlV j. ed fresh stock of Gentlemen's La EVV
~ dies & Children's Summer SHOES, Viz;r ~
Gents Congress Callers,
do CobeFg Shoes. r. lTalH
Several varieties Ladies' and Misses Caters,
do do do do Buskins,
Gents French and common Calf Boots, --.g
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 Woment
Morocco, French and common Cali Skins, SpaEisl
and slaughter SoleleatheT, Oak Tan do, Lasts Pegs
Thread, Shoe Nails, Bristles, Taeks, DC, DE. We
peetally invite ShoemakeTs In the country TO call and
examine our stock Of Leather and Findings, and al
N. B.--Highest ma rket price will be paid in casf
Tor Beef hides, Calf-skins and sheep pelts.
LRavennA, May 9th. 1855 9a-Y u. w. ENOS.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
nouncc to the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity.
that he has been receiving during the past week gem
era and complete assortment 10 ITS and Shoes, suit
able for the spring trade, comprisngth various kinds
and cOlors of Ladies' and Gentlemen, Boys and Youths
Misses and children's CATERS Enameed Pat Leather
and Calfskn Congress Caters, Bootes and Buskins,
Kid and enam eed Patent Leather. Also few pair of
Ladesand Gents ra5bors, justto supply the present
demand.
The public are respectfully Invited to call and exam
inc for themselves, they may be assured of finding
article that will suit with prices corresponding with
he times. maBl9 '55 WIN GARDNER.
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DENTS T TRY.
IN q UrhIIIn


DR. ]. G.. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ informs the people Of Portage county that he hss
opened an once over Rowel Witter's store, in the
west end ofthe brick block He will insert pkoEe sets
ofteeth on the atmospheric pressure principles and
tal sets the way n suitable Pivotteeth
inserted so as to be seryiceabe and durable Teeth
nlled with gold and tin foil as to preserve them from
future decay, from fteen to twenty years. All ork
done by him will be warranted to good Service and
will be finished In the aigheststye oftbe art. He wil
also particular to correcting rreguari
ties ehdren's teeth and will treat successfully the
various diseases peculiar to the mouth
Extracting done with utmost care and with the lea
pain possible. Chloroform aiyeHin suitable cuses If
required, and with perfect safety References will be
give to individuals who have worn whole and martial
sets ofeeth put up by him for years and with
success Also to those who have now In their months
pivot inserted by him six years ago, and which
have not required the least repairs will also refer
to who have teeth perfectly sound which
were filed by him from four TO six years ago He in
yites all who may require the services Ofa Dentist
give him call before engaging work; and ensures
those may favor him with their
that mis- charges VIII be reasonable and his work war
rantcd to be perfectly satisfactory. Most kinds of
farm produce TAX en- in eXchangetorwork. Specimens
ofhis work may be at his office.
March 2, 1855-9I-tf
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Poland, Mahonihg County, O.
EEER EN CES
NEWS FOR THE MILLION
'fE ROAD TO FORTINE MADE EASI'

7 is an old but very true saying, that
4 ttmonCy SGUcd is mOney made''--and in this money
making age, every man makes it his business to see
where he can buy the eStgoOdS for the LEAST MON
EY. The subscriber takes this m thod of informing
the DEAR of Portage County. that it is univer-
EiR'S is the place to get what you want in the way
Of CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods of all descrp
tions. My entire stock of Men and Boys Clothing was
purchased under the most faDora6ie circumstances
whic will enable TO offer AIMS that will AS
ToNlsH THE NATIvEs!! Asit does not cost any thing
to examine the ascertain the prces all those
who wish to satisfy themselves where they certain
ly make the best bargains requested to call and
judge for themselves.
"A word to the wise is suficientr
Deeming it unnecessary to say any thing more than
that My Goons ARE FOR SALE, and am bound to sell
them as Low as MONEY CAN BUY THEM ANY
WHERE. Persons friendly to the cause. drop in al
No. 3, ,Phenix Block. G.. GREENFIELDER
Ravenna, May Is, 1856.
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AnlbfOtypes! A |!

4 MBROTYPES taken by SrAFFER &
II SrEDMAN, at their Rooms over Baird's Jewelry
Store, Aliens Block, Ravenna o., for sEvENrY-TIvE
faned Ambrotypes inserted in breast pins and lock
Sts Whole size kenesses for $5 and s8-farmer price
SO and $l2 Particular attention paid to taking the
hight impressions taken in from three to ave seconds
Our kenesses are all positive and not reversed Aj
work warranted UFLikenesses taken either In sIear
August 81, I655-ty
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PRENTlSS, HOPKINS & co.
"Senteneed GO be Hungl!!"

A FTER the above announcement, the
n question naturally arises, "Who and Wherein
and In order TO LET the people OF Portage know that
at length boen decided by all good judges that
we, PRBNTlsS, HOPKINS q co., have just receiv-
ed a stock OF Wall paper and Bordering, that un-
doubty deserve Hanging; and TO avoid the confusion
that naturally follows HaHgiRg 0eeasiOas, we have
received them some what earlier than usual In order
TO give all a good chance. And We would merely
say 10 all who want to try their IHek In Hanging that
we can give them the Largest, Prsttfsst aRd Cheap
est assortment ofPaper and Bordering, ever brought
into the County. Our Paper has all been iurehas-
ed this Spring direct from the RaHNJaetHTer thereby
saving the profit of Jobber. We are szrs we
suit all, both in quality, styls and price, our prices
range from ct to so centsper roll, Bordering from
20 SO cents per yard Call and see them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
March s5th, 1885. ..I...