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The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15

JNIIS esab'ishm.nt has been enlarged and ia
l. proved ani sapp iri With the larsc.i aud
h"st ret"il Stock in the Niy. prime paly ofs own
menuflcar.. Sith = choice assor ~.ept foIn the
besI Esi -tn N rk='s; erhrns ns /. dies Gsu'.
na hi irens Doors, SnoIs AND AAITass of
every description. sy'e AMI surlty. embracing
the hes y es and au iities in tbs any Ot!er
market This stock c mot be eAcc.lsl for Quail
ri. STYLE A%D GREATNESS.
Each Article - iharkc pt the very lowest posi-
BE p,iee, from which 10 i .iat on ri be made
No u rNGgut statements will be nee ,sd. and
none Is to elect 81 y.
Good 20 n :. ,ain> IN all VAR stes Pure Gums
SO -'%rcs III the market. NV v on hand.
The nahl are re pec,fulIy invited to call
VI luh l2u ls,t-l ly
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15
MORE NEWSI

VIE largest AID most f, h enable and tho hest
's ofti"ent OF mems womcrs and child ems
NJ Foot' md shoes in Gee rornty is
h% I" he found mt the suh criher's ROOT
EJsSG3eN lnl %IipE STORE. opposite the
m Court House Flkton Md
ne sn"srr Der woul respc 'truily INFORM his
eh', an' m pubic gen va lv. that he has rur-
chasei OF his hroher FL o.h rrouchA his entire
stock of Ladies'. Misses mi Children's
BOOTS AVID SHOES.
AMI h commenced manuf cturine Lad., cboo,
AMI ev'ry description lie IS now pr n,rcd to
'renmm1ir'r nli who may flv,r him with :, ali
wL'h WI wen : Women AMI Ch'llre"'s Boots and
9hoeS oi the best sort at ve"y low prizes
THOMAS &. CROTCH
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15
Fine EiaIana Cigars,

Nf the choicest growths of the Nuelt'-ALaio. A
arge assortment of which re k 'p: constantly on
han l. un for sale at small adv nee on the cos
Of import ,tion
-vr rJonsignments respectfully solicited. on which
liberal advances will be made when dsrel.
n. B.-Sp ci i attention given to orders fo
purchase on commission of Tobacco. Il. also nv.ry
4 scription of NJ rch ndise. for account of parties
lisit: at II distance from this market.
Jan -. 'ji--ly.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15

VICTOR PARLnR.-1he great extent Of il,
' dating hues under this stove IA very efficient
the kind for use in par,ors halls stores or Office.
For stle by STAPLES 4 CAyrwrII
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15
4 a NC Z C % DS.

FAN obs.
TNllE subscriber would respectfully call e.
l. the "ttcntion of his patrons and tn A., y
pub ic to his increased fac tiles for obtain ssxS
ing the finest goo lis in hs line direct from / urop
til rough the agency Of jobbcrs 20 the tr Il
alone However great may b. the effort Of 9th RS
t" appro tch 10 ''oGr impo>S bid ties. VIC are re
solved that no dealer shall cxc.l our stock in ANY
particular. determined th't we will civ. fui!
satisfaction to all which is no-in our view of the
Sc-impuSsbc. Respectfully then We ask your
attention To our
ssnl. Eix0ia's Celebrated LonIon Watches
Ih"se accura'e time keepers supported by tn
British Admiralty. stan, alone us tn best Watches
IN the wor Il. Each Wa ch is accompanied by
\ genuine ccrlfca from the manufacturers which
guarantees ii "ro KEEP TINE TO TUE SATISrArTIo>
"f THE rrECnAsEn,' or the watch 10 be r, urnc
through the agent TO the manufacturer. Also the
only GENUINE
Joseph johnson L,rarpool IFmfches.
The very cclcb,atel watches direct from .hc
aLutdctnres Of
X. +. CowJeroy. London. T. +. Cooper London
'ivo. & John Bold Live. john Bold Sr Li, cr.
p""l, pool % jew Is.
Henry Taylor Liverpool John lie bury 4 Co
James Graham l.nerpooi
,ioorge Cha iwick. North John Iunghton Liver.
ampton Squ re, pool.
Wynn rk. lunion. NJ j Tobias & Co
VIM. Read & son, Liver Liverpool
pool, VIM. Robinson Liver
pool. &c. &c
We have the ChroDomet r. Dup eX anil Icvel
Watches of all the above celebrated makers cascl
in IA the latest 5 yies We lso to order nd
hay. emgravc on the ca-es a design fu: n she
s. withot any ad itioral cost. We wou,d IL SC
respectful ly ask the attention of the Ladies' tc
our stock of fine
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15

MACGKEGOR GAS BURNLK.-Just received
I.La lot OF Macgregor celebrated Gas Burners
They are superior Par,or Stove
N'' Fh STAPtrs T. C.NrUtrI
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15

SbLf ,HEAllNG SMOOTHING IRON.-!hey
y combine economy and convenience saving ~
labor nentn.ss and despatch; IN article which
sho Id be in the hands of every fnmily Orc cents
worth OF charcoal is ample fuel for u days ironing
For lie by SrApLrsS a C,r,wrI,
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15

DIAN NED W WARE.-Just ecei,e ed is store a
i beautiful assortment of Plaui.h.d Wa. cn,,.
prisins in part, Coffee and Tea Pots Cha6I =
Dishes, Flnd l. mps. &c Also. A,bata Tin nnd
Table Spoons For sale by
Oct ith SrArtrs g c,x-ur
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15
EPslOLSTERING.

I EFI F. BOULDEN. h,vine remox.d >,
- his old stand in ELKTON, is now nr.,
pared to manufacture Feather Bed,. Ho;,
hnsh ad Sfraw Mattresses. ofall dcsrriptiops
us cheap as they can be bou.ht in the cities.
ana IN the most substantial and durable man
ncr. he Will also make to order Cashions
for Chairs. srttees, &c., and attend to any
other business in his line
EJREPAlRlNG done with neatness and
despatch.
Nj-Orders received through the mail will
be promptly attended to. fmay II. .56.
SIoNES Tho subscr bcrs h.. lately received
upwards .t fifty superior Cooking STOW of all
kinds from the p All est to the elaborate at all
kinds of Par or. Office Hall Store and K - Eoan,s
vi very imprey emer of value They can be
sc n mt he E'kton Stove Ious. ~
Oct ith STAPLES & rANTWrIJ
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15

MIR. KENNEDY, of Rox bury, has
L'A discovered ii one of our common pasture
weeds remedy that cures
The Cecil Whig., 1856-11-15

VIOLET AlR-TlGllT.-We invite your at en-.
' ton to he beauty and eIcpan fn;,h Of th.
Nio'et Alright Wood Stove tits n orn ment
to ny par'or 1t has large wood CRATE MI tho
shap, of the plates are such as 10 afford great
security az inst or cking. We have two kind,
W open and c'ose front For lie by
'ci''h. STAPLES & "ANrwE1I
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
RnrRInrY nnd Arson.

About three o'clock A. N. of the 18th
inst, the Post Office at Hiram in the brick
building, owned BY A. UBALL and occupied
'by him for Book Store, and by King &
Rudolph as dry goods srOre, was discover
>sd to be on fire. The alarm was given, and
by the activity and energy Of the citizens,
the progress Of the flames was Immediately
arrested; when it was discovered that burg
lars had entered through the back win dow
by breaking the glass and sash, ritied the
Post Office, ofall its letters and change,
taking the money and change in the store
(amounting to fifteen or twenty dollars)
iewlery and notions amounting to thirty OF
forty dollars, set FIRE to the building and
left.
q Damsgeto to building aud goods by FIRE,
about 400 dollars.
Two young men are under arrest await.
ing an examination.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

Almira Holeomb aud Ebenezer N. Messenger nom
residents Of the Stale OF ohio hereby notified that
Noble n. Merwin and Able Merwin, on the I7th day
Of August, 1885, filed Id the court Of common pleas,
Of Portage County, Ohio, their bill in ehancery a
gainst them and Luther N. Patterson and Nathan H.
Messenger, which Is still pending in said court charg
ing amongst other things, that Calvin Holcomb jr,
deceased, late Of the county of Portage, was
indebted 70 complanants on a Judgment obtained a.
gainst himin his life time, before George Hartzel,
Justice Of the Peace, within and for said county,
the 18th day OF August l645 In the sum OF @4 dam
ages, and 95 costs of suit: and also on certain pro-
missory note and due bill, executed by said Calvin
Hacomb Jr., deceased, In his life imc In the Of
91,77; that subsequently said Calvin Holcomb IT,,
died intestate. that said Almra Holcomb and Ebene
ger N. Messenger, were duly appointed AdmiDistTa-
tors on his estate and on the 25h day Sept ls4o
bonds for the faithful performance Of their duty,
with Luther Patterson and Nathan H. Messenger as
suretics, that said claims against the estate pre-
sented to, and allowed by the said as
Just claims against said estate, but that said Admns-
traitors wrongfulIy and in violation of Law, finally
settled up said estate without paying said claims, al
though payment Of the same was frequently demand
ed by cemplalnants. The bill therefore prays that
the official Bond of said Administrators may be de.
clarcd forfeited and that final hearing, decree in
said cause may be entered accordingly and for gener
al relief. j. L. & II. C. RANNEY,
Au'ys. for Compainants.
nao on e,r
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC--Dr. A. s..
Al CRAFTS would respectfully inform bis friends
and the public generally, that his health has far n
proved that hes prepared to attend to all calls in the
iine Of his profession. y
Truly grateful for tho liberal patronage bestowed
upon him, no hopes to merit and receive coniinu-
ance of public favor.
Having made arrangements with DR.. Willis Of Raw
emma, he Is also prepared to perform all operations In
Dentistry In neat and substantial manner. All work
will be warranted. ti&'1
ONCE as formerly, at Shaiersyllle. q
Dec. Is, 1655-lO-3m. jay DR.. A. S. CRAFTS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
Eighth Of january Festival at the
Neil House.
reported for the Ohio Statesman

reported for the Ohio Statcsman)
Some three or four hundred Democrats
net around the festive board Of our host,
dr. Failing, on Tuesday night, to do hon.
u to the memory of him who, next to
Washington, occupies the highest place in
he hearts Of his countrymen, ANDREW JACK.
bon.
The repast was sumptous, all the luxuries
every senson being on the table, and af-
er the guests had done ample Justice 10 the
lands, the President Of the evening, Mr..
amuel Medary, began the feast of reason
y referring to the many years that he had
het the Democracy of Ohio on this happy
ecasion. In the course Of almost quar-
!. OF century, on the anniversary Of this oc.
Esion he had met them at the festive board,
nd though the party had suffered defeat and
disasters, yet he saw them here now, with
Unchanged faith in their great principles,
md and unfaltering determination to con-
auer in the coming struggle. The Col.
Closed with 4 beautiful tribute to the veter-
ans who had fought side by side with him in
he dark daysof the party. They had pass
I'd away. In the mary friends around him
ae saw but one Gov. Wood who in those
Eisys had been an active participant. Atthe
;lose Of his speech Col. Medary read amid
great applause, The first regular toast.
1st Tas annipersary eftks Battle Of NsS Orleans
ts recurrence bfshtens the patriotism Of evory Dem
bcYat. II. s,ssas + s,lg asa
Hon. ]. wv. Taylor responded in most
graceful and eloquent speech. The name
f Jackson, and his glorious deeds were
household words. Hespoke Of the destiny
f,he American people and the moral effect
aat the battle Of New Orleans will have up.
q the future, Of what would some day Be
10 great NORTH AMERICAN REPUBLIc. He
aid beautiful tribute to the memory OF the
allsnt eight, who had fallen on this ami.
ersary. He slept on the SOL which theiI
sood had hallowed, and what more glorious
sting place could have been found for the
yhes Of heroes, than the battle. fields Of q
spublic, Mr.. Taylor closed by reciting
ose beautiful lines Of Collins:
aHox sleep me bravs Who sink 70 rest, 4.
The second regular toast was then read
bl. Medary reading 1t one end Of the hall
d Mr.. Valandigham. Of Dayton, at the 9th,
the band interspersing its pusic, and gen.
men responding in the following or
d. .andrss Jasksea--The Hero and statssman who
ed the measure ofhis eounsry's glory. II
Dr.. G.. ". Dorsey rose, and In classical
d ccholarly style rendered his tribute ID
memory or the ilIustrious hero Hi
was beautiful and brilliant, and, like the
briOus sun, III the decline Of HIS day, while
king to his rest, fairer and larger grew
k~f-.tk II ~. - H. s{ees.as s,n1.i - ShaS
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
Senate Standing Committee.

Senate Standing Committee.
On Finance- Messrs. Kelly, Taylor of
Mahoning, Holmes, Buckland and Marsh.
Privileges and Elections-Messrs. Gard
ner, Beatty and Phelps. ..,
(. Militia-Messrs. Hyer, Warfl and Will
ford.
Common Schools and School Lands
Messrs. Garfield, Hardyand and Marsh.
( Nep Counties Messrs. Cattel, Taylor OF
Mahoning, and Hardy. .5..... XXI
Earollment-Messrs. Hawley, Hardy and
Burnet.
Public Benevolent Institutions-M Messrs.
Heaton, Cattell and Spencer.
Psnitentiary Messrs. Taylor Of Geauga,
Kirk and Musgrave.
Salaries and Fees Of Publ;c Officers
Messrs. Bundy, Hamilton and Heaten.
Roads and High,Oays-M -Messrs. Beatty
Wilford and Lewis. -
State Buildings Messrs. Rush, Kelly
and Lawrence. .'
Currency .-Messrs. Brazee, Kelley and
Griswold.
Librar;es--Messrs Lawder, Lawrence
and Taylor Of Geauga. III
Federal Relations-M -Messrs. Brown, Phelps
and Garfield, NM,
Pablic Works and Pablic Lands Messrs.
Spencer, Rush and Phe lps.
Judiciary -Messrs. GTiswold, Spencer,
Matthews, Brown and Brazee.
Railroads and Tarnpikss Messrs. Brand,
Brace and Bundy. @
Medical Societies and Colsges--M Messrs,
Kirk, Brand and Lunt. "a
Uniuersities Colleges and Academies
Messrs. Taylor Of Mahoning, Hawley and
Matthews.
ton and Converse. s,i5
Agriculiurs- Messrs. Luns Gardner ant
Griswoid.
Claims--M -Messrs. Musgrass, Waril ant
Beatty.
Corporations other tsda Municipal
Messfs. Buckland. Baird and Converse.
MHnicipaI Corporations -Messrs. Marsh
| IGriswold and Matthews. ss
Retrsnckment- -Messrs. Baird, Wartil aht
| Gardner. ssqs \.
Mdnsfaciarss and Commsres- Messrs
Bsahet, Holmes and Hysr. Y
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

GT HERar GILEs, who was to have lee.
Hursd atthe Town Hall last Monday evening
failed to meet Fhis appointment. We sup
pose It was on Gccount of the detention oil
the train by the saow, and therefore was no
fault Of his. We regret il, for our citizens
have thereby lost rich intellectual treat.
O. E. DAGGETr is appointed to be here on
the 2bth inst. We trust he will not fail.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
I,SWlET'S ADV'S.

NOUGH REMEDIES.-Hali's Balsam,
" Wistars Wild Cherry. Duneans Expectoraht,
Jaynes do, Sellers cough syrup, Locoeks Pumonic
Waters, Wyncoops Iceland Peetoral, Brnnts Pulmo-
nary Baisanl, MitchelIs Syrup lpecac, hves Syrup,
Cough candies, Ayers Cherry Pecsoral,, Swaynes
Rogers Lyefwors and Tar, Faulkners Elixir, Denigs
cough Balsam, Foleers olosorain, Cod Liver OIL,
JaeEsons Syrup, &c, DE-, ut
Nov. II, 1855. swift's Drug Store.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

OF We occupy considerable space, with
the Governors Message Next week. we
hope to give greater variety Of news and
Miscellany. We hope the Message may
|be thoroughly read.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
DOings in COIEEn bus--Big Bank
Projecs-COnstitWtion to be a.
Notwithstanding nlittccs,
I&R r.# ..s .-a
SENATE.
COLUMBUS. January IL. 1856

COLUMBUS, January IL, 1856.
After the presentation of petitions, ~.
Mr.. Brace introduced bill concerning
Bills Of Exchange and Promissory Notes.
Mr.. Marsh moved to instruct the Judiciary
Committee to report bill for abolishing
capital punishment, which was lost.
A standing committee of three was ap.
pointed on Temperance, consisting OF Messrs
Hamilton, Brown and Lewis.
Mfr. Bundy introduced the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Resolued, That the Standing Committee
on Banks and the Currency, be instructed
to inquire into the expediency of amending
the &c. incorporating the State Bank Of Ohio
and other banking companies, SO that the
capital stock may be increased to $40 ,0oO,.
0e0, and to report bill Incorporating a
Northern and Southern Bank Of Ohio, each,
with capital Of $l5,000.00O.
Mr.. Buckland introduced bill for cedng
jurisdiction to certain lands in Toledo and
Sandusay. to the United States as sites for
Custom Houses.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

Mrs DRMMIHe's CoScRRr--Mrs.. L. L.
DsMmnc, gave Concert at Days Hall, las,
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The
faudienee we're delighted. Her execution oil
: operate pieces was pronounced most excel.
:ient. Her songs and glees were charming.
I" Mary in Heaven" piece of her own com.
saesitea. is one of the sweetest and mos,
fteusiiieg songs we have ever heard.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

or We would call attention to the ad-
yertisement Of JOHN M. TILDRN. He has
Foundry which he will sell at bargain.--
The advertisement should have appeared two
weeks ago, but by some uaaccountable
|means, II was mislaid.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

or A terrible accident occurred on the
Hudson River Railroad few days since, by
which three persons were killed and sixteen
naimed. 1t twas caused by tn. breaking of
rail.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

sDoNkTses VIsrT.-The friends of Rev. J.
C.HAag,'afs invited to Donation Visit. at
hisraiihsnos. next Friday afternoon and
evening".
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

The Seneca AdUcrsisef says that over a.
dozen young men in that city have been pro-
posed to, by young ladies', since the inaug.
|urstions Of Leap Year! Wonder If ARM.
STRONG isone OF the dozens
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

or Since our last issue there has been
an immense fall of snow. The weather has
moderated somewhat,b but is still cold enough.
Moonlight nights and glorious sleighing.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that an application will be
made to His Excal'y. s.. P. Chase, Governor Of the
State Of Ohio, for the pardon of Henry johnson,
who convicted Of Burglary, at the October term,
Of the Court OF Common Pleas, of Portage County,
Ohio, A. D. 1854, and at tho term sentenced TO
the Pententary of this State for the period of4 years
from and after Oct. IL, 1854. w. M.SHOOK.
January IA IR56. .04-3w. q. CAS-.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

Is now offered all those having unsettled accounts to
call and setle have The time and disposition to
attend to them promptly. We hope all viii feel per-
feetIy free to come, shall attend to those who
have balance against with much pleas rs II
the " Boot was II the other f0ot.'
PRENTlss, HOPKINS & co.
N. D. tsInterests allowedon dcposits' and charged
on all accounts of over one years standing.
Ian TX Ia5R -aa.a'i Fe.7 . % ..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

Or Hon. B.. F. Letter, has sent us a
copy Of the Presidents Message in p,mph-
let form, for which we are obliged.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
William PauIus, Adca.)
ve. J
Seth Meachani, ct. al,

The abSve named Seth Mcasham. who resides In the
State Of IncIss hereby notified that &dministra-
Tor has ed ID sid Court his petition, settlnR birth thai
Uh the z1tk Ay 0f February, 1885, Russell Meaehan ID
hhis liSsfis snisFed into wFittsh eaEgs
and Ck6glea for the uae 0f certain real ee
III said reittun described, being 80 aerea ID iaf
No. u In SaIed ID said county aud that said George
aad Charles have eoupiod n an thingp ssid eon
tract Ind are entitled deed FOR said breEaises
md praying thatsaid be authorised
made defendant ID said petition, ore OF
the heifAak law 81 said ussli Meacfam. anauhessho
appear q the February tsrm Of taid Court and ssaw
lSkSn, - Is s s.ss-f MiCHAEf SMART
SlGysnna, Jsnss, isss. ATTY t0x essllsesf.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

or Hon. GEo. E. PUsH, has our thanks
FOR Congressional fsvors.
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RccuEsTER, Pa.-Jan.9, ssStT ~ sgY
.lsati Sid
DR.. HARDMAN treats Consu.pp ptionl Bfsnehitsss
Asthma Laryngitis and all diseases OF the throat ans
Lungs by Medcated inhalation The great poiRt - The
ease in direct manner. All medcineg are estimetes
by their action upon the Organ TeqpifinE reeft ~
Is the important fact upon which Iakaistes y
fthe stomach is diseased, wetake medicine directly
into the stomach 1.-THE luHss are diseqaed breahe of
inhae medicated vapors directly into the lungs. III
reason why consumption and other diseAsre Of the
lungs resisted all treatment has been
because they have never been approached In dFefS
manhcrGJ medicine. They were fnsended 70 aft NPcE
acb! Their action &as Intended 10 bs Qsal SRays =.
they AdmAf tered theY only aeteon
stitutionally spending theif imIIedas assion gpss
the lungs we're unabated! ~ e'f -
IsHlIATioN brings the medicine In direct sohiSsl
with tne disease, without The dsadyanaee of any ss<
lent action. lis application is simple. 10 ky -
used by tho youngest infaptand feebiest Invalid. -
does notderanse Che stomach interfere N the lease
with ~ strength, comfort ana business otsss
CONSUMPTION CUREp Eps--CAEk on Nhs. Hz4s.
THoLoMRw. Statement OF DR.. A. Mo0kEs
Vienna, TrumbulI GO. o., NOV. -, 1855
ness Of her sister, who died OF pulmonary eontqipp
ton Feb. 20, le5s Mrs. Bartholomew, about W 1E4
OF March last, had dangerous attack q Iss
yer, from which at the end of four Weeka abe kseeA
gradually to recover "a slight cough, come enaSas
ton, hectic fever alternating with ebis, Win syPpZ
toms & lassi,ads snS TIa sss sEgss.se
coming Complicated, hoysFkfs auriik NJ psoe5ssss
with inflammation of NE pulmonary tlssue ilmit99 e
were resoTted %. AS6u5 sSs isss prii -
about Sa,a as sssss sss 81. a,uls ssss
daily febrile par0xysn Tie respifaiipn g
gas much oppressed, he pulse ffeeuen. ard tfeaes
die of May the symptoms Of ihe caSe Indicated esa
favorable issue. The amendment va cf abort 4Af4S
ton and We Iormsr 9 s,s
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VIM. SAWYER'S ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified administrator, the es-
hte Of William Sawyer, late OF Brimneld. Portage
County deceasedn< WILLIAM H. K EhS0s
Brmfeld, Dee. %, 1655-20-3w.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

Notice is hereby given, that Levona Hunt, has
been duly appointed and qualified, rs Administrative
on the estate of J. L. Hunt, deceased late Of Gar
rettsy lille, In the Comfy Of Portage. Dec o. 1855.