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Important TO Everybody.

EOR the last three years, have been en-
l. gagged in a business known only to myself, and, /,
comparativ ely, few Others whom have instructed
for the sum of $500 EACH which has averaged me at
the rate of 50 600 to $4,000 per annum; and having
made ar angements to go to Europe rext spring, TO
engage in the same business, willing to give full
Instructions in the art to any person in the UnAed
States or Canatas, who will remit me the sum of 81.
am induced, from the suctess have been favored
with. and the many thankful acknoW Judgments have
received from those whom have instructed and who
are making frcm S5 to SIS per day at it, to give any
person an opportunity to engage In this business,
which Is easy pleasant and very prostable at small
cost. There is positively No HuMBuG in the matter.
References OF the best class be given regards
It's character, and can refer to persons whom have
instructed who will testify that they are max irg from
s. to $l5 per day at the same. It s business in
which either ladies gentlemen engage and with
perfect case make very handsome income. Several
ladies' in various paris of New York, Pennsylvania
aud Maryland, whom have instructed, are now max
Jag from 50 to So per day at it. 1t is GENERAL
NESS and but few shiings required to start ii.
Upon receipt of 81, will Immediately send to the ap
picant printed circular containing full iBstructions
i'll the art, which can be perfectly understood at once.
All letters must be addressed 10 A. 7. PARSONS;
335 Broadway, New York.
Scpsember II, lS5G-4t
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p pERsoMAL.--We had the pleasure We ste

p pEEsoNAL.--We had the pleasure yester.
day ofa call from our friend ADAMS, Of the
Western Reserve Oh, onicie. He was in
good health, and none the worse Tor the
we"r and tear of the campaign. Save and
aside from his politics, (Which are retched)
we know of no better fellow or more accom-
plished editor in this region of country. The
Chronicle office enjoys an extensive patron
age. May prosperity continue to crown the
labors ofits proprietors.
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.IPFBvER and AGUB cured without using Qui.
nine, Arsenic, Mercury, Opium, any Of the poison
Gus drugs or dangerous compounds generally resorIed
10 W sufferers from this long drawn, HcliEg and
annoying fall dseasee by resoring 10 CarteTs Span
sh Mixture, which contains Of the above delete
rous substances, but eHeetuAlly and fully by
acting specifically the Liver and Skin, purifying
the Blood, and expelling the remains Of old medi-
eines with which the has been clOgged opening
the pores Of the body, and allowing nature 10 assist
itself In breating up the disease md reeuperang
energies.
See The cure Of Mr.. John Longion, of VAL he had
nxed and chronic Fever and Ague chills twice day
toT three years. Nothing permanently cured him until
he tried earters Spanish Mixturei three bottles Of
which perfectly restored him 20 health has he had
chill since Heis only out OF thousand who has
experienced the life renewing effects OF this valuable
puriher Of ibo blood.
For sale by l. Swift and q. Hatch, Rayenna; waun
Wilson, Deerfeld; u. Bostwiek, Edinburgh, J. w D..
Cone, franklin Mills; @. d G.. X. Harmon, AuForu;
U. b. Drake, FreedomI Parsons & Root, Windham.
and dealers in medielnes eYerYMheEe.
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A SECTIONAL PARTY.--Hon. Geo. w
4 Julian, Fremont orator at Greenville, Sep
tember is, 1856, said sit is no use to deny
it any longer. Our Republican party is Q
sectional party" His language Isl:
~ :" tell soa zoe are a sectional party. III,
. not alone a fight bet,Oeen The North and Soatl
Iii Is a tight bet,oeen freedom and SLAVERY, be-
q tsoesn Ged and the devii, .bet,oesa] Hea0es ana
!, ,keH.'' II. l4a..ls 45% ,t'.s .@~. "
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NEW GOODS,

Al The Edinburgh one price, Rcady:pay Store.
HAVING received our full assortment OF
Ill Fall and Winter Goods, we are offering induce.
ments to those wishing to purchase, as follows:
Fine Debage l23e; Alpaccas fCoburgs, Merinos,
Canton cloth, &C., ftom IS upward; good Coburgs
for Csc; Printed pcaines aid Casnmeres beautiful
styles for Bic TO 3s good plain Deanss for l0e, bes
Lnscy plaids ever offered for the price, first rate for Is;
striped Shifting for lc and Is per yard; Canton Flan
mel, b6ached and unbeached from He to Isl red and
white Flannel, all qualities, low; best shilling TicK
ing in the county, mems Wrappers and Drawers. very
heavy; mems WOODEN Pants and Goats Goods, al
prices and qualities, rana ing from 2Oe to 81 40 good
Ky Jean for 20c Ladies' Shawls dong and square,
Bay State, Basket. Cashmere, Merino, Brocha. " G.
from s. % 70 $l5; black Silk Lustrene and Gro dc
Rhine from Zoe to 81 40. f~"G r.. G,a@ ~ '
White goods, full assortment prices always suit
Embroidered curtain Muslin, fg'd 1ac; splendid Rib
bons for winter furnishing, ladies remember cat
sut you. Linen, Lawn and Cambria handkerchief
cheap; Linen Handkerchiefs from &c to IS; Cambria
and Lawn Handkerchiefs plain and embroidered from
ljc to Us; beautiful assortments of dress Trimmings;
shilling Calico at lie. Bear in mind sell the bes
styles of Prints at llc-no humbug init-those doub
ing will please call and examine. '~ 7.' fs.''
Our clothing comprises aifmil assortmentof winter
wear and selling at figures that astouish those whc
are posted. To-. Az .5., ... .....
Beaver cloth Over costs for 81; beaver cloth Mon.
key buckets, 50 25; lion skin over coats Sc; Pete
shams mixed and plain Calsmeres, different prices
from S5 to SO IS: first rate double over coats Sl2
wooden puots from Sc to $3.50; being complete Sc
styles raaging from 81 so to $40, very low; Vests
all Kinds, plush, silk, satin and cashmere.
BOOTS AND SHOES
in, and Notwithstanding the advance in leather
we continue to sell them low. Mems heavy double
soted Boots, 81 a5; fine half do SO 25; calf skin boot
$S GU; Women's enameled boots 81 &c; Women.
wear of all kinds, enameled goat, calf and kip boot,
and buskins, kid and other fancy styles Uaiking.-
Childrens boots and shoes, every thing that can be
wished for. Hats. Caps and Mittens, Comforts, &c.
such as all will want when they are seen.
.- GROCERIES,, r..
usual lower than can be bought elsewhere. Sugar
l0c per b.; Rice 64c Cofec Sugar I2Ar; crushed do
Is; and everything inpfoportien. These things are
neither gas poetry, and for demo straton the
fact all that is needed is 10 call and examine oui
goods and VIC feel satisfied that everything will be
found lower than bebought elsewhere. The trade
In Edinburgh has rgelysincreased under admin
stration, and must bya continuance of our former
efforts continue to receive liberal share of public
patronage. We have been called by some Of our
neighbors "the one-hoT concern In Edinburgn. y
Az that we have to say inreply is that good single
horse pulls very good load. g,sIg3ts = s,,g.. I
. 0et2 3 - tH aayis DANIEL w GOSS & BROS,
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, RURE GRIT.--When you do find Buch.
anan lady, remarks the EImira Gazette, she's
Of pure grit. One of these fell in company
with Fremont crowd day or two since
when che was told that the Buchanan men
would all be sent up Salt River this fall
"Then," ssid she, ''rather than starve In
such crowd as there'll be left, I'll 60 up
q and cook for 'em." That's the way to talh
It.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale, on favof--
able terms, the farm known as the "WiiIis Cannon
Farm" situate on lot No. 30, In Aurora, Portage,
county, Ohio, containing lS0 acres This farm 10
Gated tits, on the Hnds6h road only II miles from
the centre of Aurora, with good soil subsantialaid
nent Bull dings, under good state of citivaE
ton, fruit and ornamental trees In abundance we'll
timbered and watcred, makes it a desirable l6uatoH
for farm and family residence E8# @A 6f
The farm is divided by the road; on one side l0Q
and the other 80 aeres and will be sold either
entire divided by the road to suit purchasers.
For further particulars enquire attle Portage Co.
Branch Bank, in Ravenna, ut the Summit county
Bank, Cuyuhoaa Falls, or Of l.. w. Cochrans near
the promises. in. Aurora,
Sept. ls, lS56.-4w- J. L. RAENET. n
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KANsAs.--A letter from Kansas. dated
October Sd, says that large companies o.
emgrants are coming into Kansas unmolest
ed, and another. dated September 2sth, says
that Governor GeaFy has granted writs fol
the arrest of DR.. Stringfellow. Governor
Reid, and other pro-slavery men, but none
had as yet been arrested.
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C. g. p. r. R.-CHAEGE OF TINE. A
new Time Table went into operation on the
Cleveland g. Pittsburgh Rail Road Oh Thurs.
day last. Trains now leave Ravenna as fol-
lows: For CLEVELAND
Accumulation Trcia frcm Alliance 7,l7
A. NJ.
Mail Train from Pittsburgh, 1898 P. M
Erpress Train from Pittsburgh, 7,4o P
M.
FROM CLEVELAND
Trains arrive at Ra,en as follows:
Mail Train to Pittsburgh, SIT A. NJ.
Express Train to Pittsburgh, 4,l7 P. NJ
Accommodation Train to Alliance, ll,o5
P.. N.
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THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE
Rn0other perfect cure If EPitspsyAy DR.. HaRse's

THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE
AnOother perfect cure If Epilepsy by DR.. Hanse'
EpHePtic Pills. %.
DuRNANTs, PERoUIMAN's CO., Oct 1st, 1855.
Dr. Hance--Dear SiI: Having afflicted with falling
fits for years past. determined TO give your
pills trial advertisement of which saw in some
of the papers.I and continued to them tor some
months, until was entirely cured. believe them
to be first rate article; and since have used them
have not had one attack, and now in the enjoy
ment of good health.
l am very. respectfully. yours, &C.,
JOSATHANJ. JACOBS.
p. s. The pills were recommended TO me by Mr..
Nathan Newby, of this county, to whose address yon
sent them.
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, specific
for all notifications of nervous disease. Price 81
per box; two boxes for S5; twelve boxes for SEA
Persons enclosing remittance will have the ills
sent them through the mail its receipt. For sale
by Seth $. Hance, No. IG3 BALTIMORE street, Md, to
whom all orders from all part of the Union must
be addressed. sept. 1s-lm
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AnlbrOtypes and Da-
guerreOtypeS. ,'.
V. STAFFER g. CO., respectfully in.

v. SIAFFEh " CO., respectfully in
LIZ vitc the public to call at their rooms over Bair,s
Jawelry Store, Aliens Block, Ravenna, and examine
their specimens upon which they received the frat pre-
MUM at tho last county fair We offer the following
reasons why produce better pictures than can
be obtained elsewhere in this county. We have the
largest and most powerful camera in this section of
the state Our ligtisso arranged not only to give
life like expression TO the features but also dyapery
OF the utmost beauty and richness. (rhe want Of
which is great iautin the work of some operators.
We the genuine chemicals, regardle Of EXPENSE
and having had ten years of experience in the art
know that produce better results than the
mere tyro of few months practice. Those wishing
good pictures OF Il emscves friends will find it to
their advantage to cali at and be convinced
that this is the place to geta perfect likeness Prices
as low as in any rooms OF good repute In Northern
Ohio. Ghidren's likenesses taken in one or two
seconds. We seldom fail 10 get good likeness of the
most restless. .r....
DAauERREoTyPRs,-As there are some who still
prefer this style, would say that at all times
prepared to take them.
CAurtoN.-The public are cautioned against Am
brotypes backed up with black paint or yasnish, as
the backing will crack eventually and the picture be-
comes worthless. All good operators have discarded
this process, have not used for many months aid
all persons having pictures putup by in that way,
are invited to call and when they become cracked aud
have them made good. Such pictures ca1f bc known
by their having glass the mating, the position
OF the setter being reversed and having duh apDeaf
ance at arms length ~GH5 .fsf f.T
Remember the place, over Rairl's Jewe'ry Store.
Oct. I6, 1855. >'HS I.V. STAFFER e. co.
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CLYDE, o., July 81. 1885. :
DR.. Teams, Sir.-I have delayed writing until severa
months have elapsed Eipce my wife discontinued the
use of your medicine am happy 10 say that she Is
again restored to health Her condition was perfectly
distressing,and that will not attempt to describe.
her greatest suGerings proceeded from disease Of
her throat and lur dorered state OF the liver
vous and debility. Her health has
been declining for several years, until she redu-
ced 10 mere skeleton, and her life despaired of by
her friehds- The best physicians in the county (old
sehooD were employed, to little or no purpose, and
they told US she must die Hearing ofyou, she desired
to make Que more effort, and we did SO. On reeeiy-
ing your first prescriptions se was able to sit up part
| ofthe day.
The change grcatandtruly gratifying 10 us both.
She applied for medicine buttwce after obtaining tho
first, aud we happy to state that by the blessingof
God, through your insrumcntaiity, She now enjoys
better health than she has for the last fifteen years
She endures more hardship with less fati. ne. You
can dispose of this statement you sec proper, for
! your own benefit and the cause of humanity.
Yours, respectfully, J. y. FORBES,
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Great Care of Plies.

CAMDEN, N. j., March I2, 1855.
Dear Sir-ll Is with much pleasure that take thi.
opportunity OF informing You of the great benefit
have received from the Of few bottles OF sHoof
lands German Biters.n For a numbhr OF years
have been sorey and severely afflicted with pain in the
stomaeh attended with attacks of the Piles foI
which tried great many remedies, bat without af
fOrdng me any relief. Being advised TO use the Ger
man Bi!ters, did so, using in connection, for the
Piles your SpikeBard Ointment, and now inform
you that they have entirely cnred and restored me
your valuable medicines Yours, &C.,
MARGARET REPSHER,
No. 45 Plum street, Camden, NJ.
See advertisement,
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Farm For S,ase,

THE subscriber being about to remove
L fom town, Offers his farm, containing AZ acres
and situated two miles south from the centre of Roots
town, for SALE lthas a good house with four finished
rooms, with a good cellar under the whole: also,
good barn with underground stables, and can be ex
amned at any time by calling the sub: criber the
premises. Oct. Is, l3J6-4w JOSIAH C. LONG. ,
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DIED.

: y \ I'm f15 5-7AD0 ! :
In this village on the 10th inst., after q
lingering illness Of ten weeks. Sabrina c.,
only daughter Of Orrin and Camilla Har-
mon, aged IL years aud o months. .s-a
In Charlestown, on tile goth inst,. Of dys.
entery, Hopkins, son of J. B. and Cynthia
C. Catlin, aged three years. gise s..,I, X !,
~ bud, 70 bloom IN Hsaven,'s ylsss'9
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Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that hqve been
~ appointed trustee and assignee Of l.. Rice 3D. of
Mantua township, Portage CO., y. All persons hav-
ing claims against the late firm oRice d. Wilcox, also
claims against l.. Rice, Cd, will please forward the
same to me at said township of Mantua.
Oct. l6, ls56-4w. T. G. Brady,
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qgl Or The Court OF Common Pleas is in
session. We understand the amount OF
business before the Court is not large.
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Franklin Mills.

The Democracy of Franklin will celebrate
the recent Democratic victories in Pennsyl'
vania and Indiana, and the gain of eight Con-
gressmen In our own Buckeye State, on
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ~.
ALrHoNso HART will address the people
on the occasion, at the Town Hall, at 6 o.
clock, Immediately after which, there will
be grund Torch light Procession and illu-
mination. . .1 ~.
Our friends in The neighboring townsh FPS
are cordially invited TO Participate with us
on this occasion.
Come one, come all.
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~ Dr.TUBBs viii be atlhe PrentIss House,
w. Thursday and Friday, until 4 O'Clock,
p. N. l4th and I5th Of November.
See advertis ment in another column.
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LADIES 'FEsrTvAL.--R Remember the Ladies
Festival this evening, ct the new Methodist
Church. s ,ss
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TAPPAEi FEMALE SEMINARY.

RAVENNA. OHIO.
JOHN Il. STEELE, JR., A. M.,( Principals and
WILLIAM w. HAGEMAN, { Proprietors.
Assisted by Mrs. J.B. Steele and Mrs.W w. Hageman.
1'HE first term of this Institution will com. :.
l. menee on Monday, the Sd Of November.
TERMS:
Board, English tuition, Latin and Greek, Fur
nishcd rooms, Fuel, Lights and Washing, per
annum, $500
Day scholars, for the whole English course, per
term, 7
English course, including Latin, Greek and Sur
V"ylng> per term, 10
4#Circulars can be obtained of the Principal or at
thc RaVehna Book Store. Oct. %, 1856 W
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pnse por.oye OF 70 o"so' Application for pardon.
Notceis hereby given. that application will be
made so soon may be practicable, to the Governor
Of the State of Ohio, for pardon Of Shem Lewis, now
in confinement in the Ohio Penitcntary, under
tence Of the court ofcommon pleas of saiu county
at the February term said court 1856, foran As-
satut with intent to kili and that notice hereof has
been served upon the Prosecuting Attorney.
RIP SPALBING,
( Oct 0, 1856 tr,sr-I A.tys for Petitioner
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Ntcas.

9n0 Beef Hides; 500 Calf Skins and 900
cUU Sheep Peits, for which will pay the highest
market price In cash, Boots and Shoes at my Boot
& Shoe Store in Rayenno, where have now on hand
large assortment of Doors, SHOES, RuBBERs, &c,
suitable for the season, with general assortment Of
Sole Leather, Lining Skins and Shoemakers Findings
constantly hand; all ofwhch will be sold at small
profit for ash or ready pay. JOHN GlLLlS.
Oct. 9. 1855.
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MARRIED.

g AT the Freedom House, in Drakesburgh
on the lath: inst, by @. 4. Drake, ESD.
Mr. EIiJAEs JSS.1 SEILToH. Of Raven1a, to
Miss ELizA WILeuTT, of Charlestewn- wv
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N office.

N Office is hereby given to the Clerks of
~ the several townships. that the last asses snen of
the district school library books s ready for dis
tibuon at the auditors office. The clerks viii please
call, or send for them immediately. ,-r
THOS. w. BRO NNING. Auditor.
Auditors Ofice, Ravenna, Oet. l6, lss6.
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Ravenial Seminary.

IHE Committee appointed by the citizens
L of Ravenna, TO make arrangements for the estab-
hshment of Seminary upon the Hood Properiy'' In
RaVCnna have the satisfaction of informing our citi
zens that Pref. s. S. NoRToN highly popu lar teacher
from Oneida county, New York, upon The strength Of
the Inducements held out to him by our citizens, has
ing his school early this fall. The Committee In max
Ing this announcement also take this opportunity to
say that she fund required Of RavenRa 70 not yet quite
balance of the funds should be sui scrbed forthwith
and the whole amount paid / to Il. Y. Beebe, ESQ.,,
that tn, Committee may honorably redeem their
pledge to Mr.. Norton. and enable him to open his
school at the earliest possible moment.
Z. SPAULDiNti,
-..,.. CHAS. LAWRENCE,
II. l.. DAY, - I.
September II, 185G-tf COMMITTEES.
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY order of the Court of Probate, on the
ID 2Gth day of October, A. D., 1855, between tho
hours of 70 NJ and 4P. NJ. .ofsaid day, the premt-
ses, will be sold TO the highest bidder, the following
minor, 10 wit About Srx ACRES of land, situate inr
the township of Freedom, in the county Of Portage.
Ohio, known as being part of lot No. So; bounded or
the north by lands set Off TO William B. Nichols and
his wife by partition, OH the west by lot line, the
by highway and running south to lands set of by
said proceedings in partition to Flemming and wife 7
l erms made known on the day of sale.
:. WILLIAM B. NICHOLAS, Guardian,
Sept. c5, lS5G-4t by s. STRAwUER, Atty.
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A PERFUMED BREA1H-Wh hat lady oil
gentleman would remain under The curse of dis
agreeable breath when by using the "BALH OF TEoU
SAND Flowers as dentfrce. would not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white rs aabaster Many
persons do not know their breath is bad and the sub
feet Is so delicate their friends will never mention it,
Poura single drop OF" Bam' on your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle
will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the BALM A THOUSAND FLOWERS.
1t will pjmples and freckes from the skin
leaving 1t of soft and roseate hue. Wet Il towel,
pour on two three drops and wash the face night
and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush In either warm or 60 Id water pour on two or
three drops of BALM THOUSAND Flowers, rub the
beard we'll, and it will make beautiful soft lather,
much facilitating the operation of shaving Price only
so cents. Beware ofcounterfeits. None genuine un-
less signed by W. T.. FETRlDGE CO.,
Oct 2-6m Franklin Square, New York.
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fremont. THE MUSTANG CANpiDATE.--
If Col. Fremont had as many friends as the
Mustang Liniment, the opposition could
not draw a corporal's guard. Mr.. Fremont
remarked, in his dispatches TO President
Fillmore, while transporting horses and cat
tie over the plains Of Mexico" That # the
GobefnaAeat ,oould send on hber0t supply of
Mustang Lsniment, 1t Doald SAGE 25 per cent
of his losses" This is very important for
all Farmers and Liverymen to know. The
Mustang Eminent is wonderful article for
man OF BEAST II should always be used for
Sores, Sweliings, Stiff Joints. Burns, Brnis-
es, Rheumatic Pains, &C., and for Galds,
Sprains, bpovins,, Ringbone, &c, upon hor-
ses. BeUarsof imitdtions. The Mustang
is sold by all respectable dealers every
where. BARNES g. PARK,
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THE VERY LATESl NEWS!
y AND LATEST ARRIVAL !

wv u III 7 I1O n II NJ ' n ID J 7
We arc now receiving o very large (and We think
our customers will lind ~ desirable stock of Fall and
Winter Goods Since the opening of the Fail trade,
us Is often the case, many kinds of goods declined
Ia price, aud purchasing later than usual We can offer
Inducements as prices not possessed by those pur.
chasing eerlier. We intend 10 sell goods for produce,
good credit, or even cash low they be bought
IN Northern Ohio and feel eondcpt that We can mai
II Tor se interest ofa, who in these hard times wish
to make the most OF their mems TO give us call be
fore purchasing. PRLNTISS, HOPKINS & co.
Ravcnna, Oct. Q, 1855.