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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23


REMARKABLE CASE OF CoNFLTcTING Tssrrao-
NY.--Ihe trial OF the celebrated COW case be-
tween Messrs. E. c, Wore and J. NJ Byers. of
this city was resumed on Thursday last, and did
not termlnaIe till Saturday evening when the
Jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant
Byers, tor eighteen dollars damages Messrs.
Vance and Cooper for the plaintff and Me,srs.
Deano Sapp for the defendant. We need
hardly add, after naming the attorneys, that the
chs' was conducted with zeal and much ability
on both sil.s.
This, we presume, is the most extraordinary
case OF the kind that ever occurred in Ohio. Al
the commenc ment of this replrvian silt, for
such 1T was, each party had the most entire con.
tdence that he would be able to adduce such an
array OF un'quivocal testimony in his favor as
would establish shis right 10 the COW and emf
III dispute beyond any reasonable doubt And
certain It Is that the plaintiff did produce most
formidable array of testimony. So clear and
strong was the evidence produced by the plain
till, that wh'n he rested the Case there was ap-
parently little chance of success for the def.n-
dant.
N addition to his own positive testimony, he
produced some Eighteen other witnesses who
identified the COW as his. Among those wit
ness was Mr.. Thomas Boyle, of whom tho
plaintiff said he purchased the COW in question
Also he wife OF Mr.. Boyle AMI several Others
oi the family Aud also Mr. iona ihnn Hunt
VINO raised the COW purchased by plaintiff. Also.
plaintiffs mother im-Iaw, Mrs. Rowley, who hal
nllk-d ;he COW for SOM time. On the other
htni the defendant testified positively to the
cpw rs his aud praduc'd snne TWENTY-FIVE 9th
'r wi who identified the animal as his
Among these witnesses were DR.. Vibration. nf
whom the COW was purchas.d d for defendant:
VI Jd'kson. whl purchased for defendant, and
| WIN. Robinson. who was with Jackson wlp,r
h" made the par hast. Also, Brni. S. Lib, nf
whom DR.. Wheaton p'rrh srA the COW. Also
MIS- Jackson viii" Of II. Jackson who had The
COW IN Possession for some two years Also,
| y rsnnS who knew the row on the farm of ~
| tan.Iant. Will ia possession Of JJckson Alsn,
! prisons VIII ku'w ih- COW whilr uwnrd hv DR..
/ lrie. Also, the mpthrr anil daughter Of leCrm-
dant and A. Blyi who took car. Of the COW
some time IA this city.
tn" trial ldst-d no; much less than $ davs, ,dH.
ring which tim not much less than onr hun.
'lr'l Win,-S's were sworn and examin d.-M,
| Vernon R.ppJlican.
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Speaker of the House OF representatives.
THOMAS IL FORD,
Dated Aprii 81, 1851.
ANFNDNENT 40. III.

AMENDMENr 40. III.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the Safe
of Ohio .hree ffhs Of The members elected To each
branch, yoncurring therein, hat 1t be ard hereby
is Proposed to the electors Uf The State to vote on
the second Tuesday Of Oct0her next, to approve
or reject the 70 lpwInk amendment as suOstltGt
for The second aud Ihrd sections the twelfth
article of Lhe cOasti ulion
Al property, personal aud r,al shall be suhjec,
taxarIon but unit rm rule At he true value there
of IN money, by such deductions ON credlJs may
be allowed as the General As 'mbly may d EN- X
pedieut; Provided, hat burying ground, public
school houses, and all puhlc property, and all III
stitu'ions of purel, Puhllc arly, and all houses
used exclusively for pubic worship. shall be ex'
empt from taxation; aud it tn rOtal value of the
personal properly OF any person shat cot exceed
fifty dollars. the same may he exempt from taNa.
tion all proper,y employed in banking shall
always bear a burden of tax ,ton equal tu that i'm
posed Oh the property of Individ Ial1.
II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
tn MAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
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AdministTatoFs sale of Real Estate.

AUIHIHIsITdIOT's sHIt OF IttHI BstHUts
David McClung Administrator of James Hill deceased
Nancy Hill. widow, and others.
DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court in and
Dior the county Of Hancock, Ohio will on the Goth
day of August A. d., 1857, at one o'clock in the
afternoon the latd residence of James illdeceas
ed, in Washington township Hancock County Ohio, offer
for sale the highest bidder the following real
the property of James Hill deceased, to wit The
north west quarter of section one in township two
north, of range twelve EAST except 50 acres sold
thercfrOm to cemetery association and heretofore
conveyed to them by deed Also the southwest quar-
ter of section thirty SIX in township three north,
range twelve East. Appraised at 81 ,l30.
Terms :-Onethrd of the purchase money in hand
the day Of sale and residue thereof in and
years thereafter with interest from the day of sale
be secured by mortgage said premises.
DAVID McCLUNG Admir- of
James Hill deceased.
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n-A very felicitous way to "pop the question: you

70 very felictous way to "POp the question you
will all confess after reading this:
love You. II spoke untenderly
This morning nv beloved. pardon Il;
And comprehend me that love you so
set you a level with my soul
And Overwashed you with the bitter brine
Ofsome habtual thoughts. Henceforth my flower
De planted out Of reach Of any SUCH
And lean the side You please, with all your leaves!
Write womans verses and dream woman's dreamss
But let me feel your perfume in m home,
To make my Sabbath after working days;
Bloom out your youth beside me-be my wife,
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times but if you don't stop that nonsense, I
will"
"Qnite valient in defence Of your lalyloye.--
Well, Tom. will confess that she is lovely
girl, aud tomorrow | will call and learn your
success. So, good morning
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Dated April 80, 1851.


A MENDMENT so. II.
esllye1 by the General assembly OF the State OF
Ohio rhrce.iifths of the members elected to each
House conrurring therein that it be, and herehy Is
to the electors Of this state to vote on the
second Tuesday OF October next upon the approval
-or rejection of the following amendment, as suisti-
siute for the h and sixth sections OF the fourth article
OF the Constitutions viz Sec. 5. District Court shall
he held in each county least in each year. by
on or more District Judges elected by the electors ot
separate districts be prescribed by law who shall
'ld heirdtCe for five years and during their con
tinu in Office shall reside in the district Tor when
the, are elected. The provisions of the fourteenth
se.tion of this article shall apply TO District Judges
The General Assembly may by law authorize the juig
es of the District Court. and of the courts OF common
pleas TO fix the times of holding their respective
courts Until district Judges shall have been elected
and qualified, District Courts shall he held by the
Judges Of the supreme Court and OF the Court oi
Common Pleas as now authorized. Sec g. The dis
ltrc court shall have may be pro-
yided by law, and the judges thereof shall have an
exercise such power and jurisdiction at chamber ami
may required sit judges of the courts OF Com
mou Pleas rs shall be directed by law
n H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House OF representatives..
THOMAS ii FORD,
.r,r,t Of n .nufa
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Cash for Rags.

T wilpay cash for rags delivered at my Book Store
/ IN Perrysburg. Iwillalsofurnishd dealers with wrap
ping paper at thelowest Wholesale figures.
JAW Is, 1856 JOHN POWERS,
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Ebenezer NJ. Fowler, Guardian vs. Peter z. Fowler,
CT. al
ON the 3oth day Of July 1857 between the hours OF
" and o'clock T. " the door of the Court
house. in the town Of Perryshurs Wood county, O,o.
will ee sold to the highest bidder the following real
estate the properly OF PeterZ Foweret al: The undi-
vded halt OF the nOrt-west quarter section 2j
Iurt range u east, ood county Ollie appraised at
s.. Terms Of ,Rle--une- -thirdin hand oue-tlrd in
three months, and third m six months, with inter
est; secur,d by Mortgage on said prem
EBENEZER NJ. FOWLER
Guardian of Peter T. Fowler ct al
jane 2I. 1S57--7w5.;3 81
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He who checks child with terror.
Stops its play and stills its song,
Rot alone commits an error
But grieyous moral wrong.
Give It play. and never fear it,
Active life is no defect;
Never, never break its spirit,
Curb it only to direct.
Would you stop the flowing river,
Thinkin it would cease to fowg
Onward must it flow forever;
Better teach il where to gol
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Deal Gently with the Little Ones.

child when asked why certain tree grew crook
ed, replied, somebody rod upon it suppose when it
was little"
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Guardjan,s Sale.

June Goth. 1s57-sw4*.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-16
[Adyertlseinent.1;

OPENING AND REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT -
The great sewing machine inventors and
manufacturers, l. NJ. Singer & Co., will, on
Thursday, July I'd, open their new marble
building Oh the corner ,sof BrcddW aud
Grand streets, for inspection fand business.
This establishment 10 the largest Of the kind
ipthe world, and equals 10 splendorof fitting
up,tany 'hasiness house on the continent
Our citizens will find it of interest to visit
and to the stranger visiting the city, it will
be among the foremost Of the many city at.
fractions. None should fail TO go there
rbefofe leaving New York, swhS have the
least curiosity to know how sewing machines
are operated, and what can be- earned by
them. The firms announcement will be
found in our columns.-B Brooklyn Times.
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Ds. j. Hayes

M OUl.D respectfully announce that his
w establishment for the relief and cure of throni,
diseases, is now in successful operations and patients
are daily experiencing the most harny results NJ
labor or expense has been neglected. to make it, truly
home for invaids: nc Is is situated On d high crn
e9ee In one oFthe MIDST pleasant silages I'M Norths,
Ohio; exemp.frOm miasmatic influence, and srppIi ed
with an abundance Of soft spring watel. Tho batha
are second to none in the country The m odern gal
vanc and electrical batteries are IN use for su ch
as require them. 1t Is lamentable fact that many
useful and influential members of community are find
Ing prematuregfaves in consequence of some form OF
chronic disease preyihg upon their vital organs; un.
checked, not So much for want of scientific prescrIp-
Nons, withdrawal from the perpe kites and har.
fairs, under which trey might recoSer with the
best OF attention. To the Iemale sufferers who NAV
think OF resortDg to our establishment with view Of re
ceiving medical treatment, positively aver that
Miss Nancy L. Hinekly has not her superior in the
Stale as an accomplished, inteigentund Experienced
nurse. -. ~
The well known Dentist DR.. L, Patch, has made
arfangementsto visit th9 the thirfues,
day ofevery month";. at which tine he will
those who may require anythngn his line OF business
In the most scientific and gentlelnanly manner. :.
lWish TO announce to my patrons in this vicinity
that,C. M. Chafant, M D., Recommended to me BY
Professors Kirkland Il Deamater, sen Ihas associated
himself with me In the actice Of medicine ana sur.
gery and hope % fetafh the confidence 6f those no
mag beapeased to- favor us with SontiIuutiop. of
their patronage Those desiring certificates of cures
performed la The establishment, or circular defining
ourPoslton, will be mptly attended to by address
ing the proprietor. ~ - a."
Shalersyllc, June 25, 1s57-tf.i s~t' Il,
GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Ambro.
" tyes,, etc., Of sfAFFER &c 60. Rooms over
Bard's Jewelry Store, Ravenna O. .l'
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.iAdfejrtisemrenI:f

,.yWoeD's HAIR REsToRAT1vE.-We refer
the reader to the advertisement of this pop.
ular remedy. tits highly Recommended by
all who have used it, and has effected won
derful results by it's magic influence. We
know of gentlemen n thisceuntry who have
been almost bdfd for years, had their hair
entirely restoredto'its former luxuriance and
beauty, by the nse IF Woods Hair Restora.
tiye.-Lagrange Bulletin. June 4, 1857 q
Sold here by all the Druggists. u.,A, :. :
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CLEVELAND. & PlTTsBURG RA1LRoAD.-
Another new Fine Table took effect on this
road on Monday last. The trains now run
as follows:--The mail train leaves Cleve.
land at 6.o'clock, AM; arrives at Ravenna
at 1885 M, and reaches Pittsburg at u: 80
Pm. The mail train leaves Pittsburg at $40
MI, arrives at Ruvennn!ai at a:25 II, and
reaches Cleveland at 4:O5 Pm. The express
train leaves Cleyeland Ct 2 o'clock ? M; ar.
riIes at Ravenna at S:24 M, and reaches
Pittsburg at tai Pm. The express train
leaves Pittsburg at $3.50 P M; arrives ut Ra.
VIENNA at S:l2 P M, and reaches Cleveland
at a:s5:. Ms. The, accommodation train
leaves Ravenna fer Cleveland at O'Clock,
A n, and arrives in Cleveland at lo:45 M.
Returning, it leaves the latter place at 4 As
? M, and arrives at Ravenna at 6:Is PM.
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HITCH YOUR HoRsEs.-JAREs Mason, 70
lad living with our firm democratic friend
ABNER HARRIS, of Hiram, left a horse at.
E!
tached to a buggy unhitched in pasture
field south of the house, while he went to a
spring to get drink of water. The horse
ran and smashed up the carriage against the
sthmPs. The price of the carriage might
have been saved BY taking time to hitch the
horse. ..
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/. Singers Sewing EKachines.

70 all who sew or use Sewing Machines.
: The superb now Marble Building of
1. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
No. 456 Broadway, corner Of Grand Street,
New York,
VIII bc opened for inspection and tho transaction OF
business, on Thursday, July Cd, 1867. Citizens and
strangers visiting the city, respectfully invited 10
call ard examine the establishment and the vari-
July 0, '57-m,i - SINGER l. Co., ass Broadway,
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POETRY UPON sELEc1

I'D (WALLy PAPER '5s+sssa caa
' f8@9 Bare and dingy walls, ~
Long and gloomy halls, n
4 Kitchens dark from smoke and vapor,
All cry out for clean new. paper. er
w Bed rooms very rusty,
SOY Paflor walls are dusty, &E
All such things now need reviewing; .F
t@ Altsnclf things nov need renew Ing. Il
atig Come, then ,Ibuy our papaf. ~ ~" ~ sa
..|AE None have styles thatik later; $50 v.H
ltBg,, 'Tis pFettys neat, we scarce needtell is15
ltlii There's none In town will hang so WE'LL.
. Afl0 Rolls Just opened and for sale by
CSNIUU ag39s 20 BoSTWlCk & BEATTY.
egss May =, 1857 9egi No. S Phocnix Block.
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GTHon. GEO. +. PueH has Sent US a copy
Of Howards Report id the Dred Scott case.
1t contains statement of the cause and the
opinion of the Court delivered by Chief JUS.
-tice Tanney and also the dissenting opinions
Of Judges M Lame and Curtiss. II is a VAL
liable document and our thanks are cordial
ly rendered to the donor. s.r ,
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GRANGER'S
AND MATHEMATICAL
IN STITUTE,

COLUMBUS, ofiIO.
Splendid inducements TO those aCho wiM "a
Z, So aall5nd d Commsrcias College. -.
stTUATIuNs GUARANTEED, OR TUITION FREE.
SUMMER ARIeANCEN1E.NT b.
TO THOSE who enter my institute, ojj
4 y =, remit mo $50. and thus s'cure GUARANTEE
SCHOLARS II, any time before ths Ist day o next
Septem Der, cas-, dnph completing thorou g coarsc
OF Double Entry Book keeping and It's Collateral
Branches, secure lucrative employ ncnt in Gem
merciai or, Banking ouses ar AceoGhtnnts within
ninety their raduaton, esn they will be
tndemnifed to the ful amount df the sum paid for
tuition, and thus realize 3. !
FREE TUITION, OR LUcRkfIYE SITUATIONS.
Graduates from ;tais Institbioh gre no W filling
responsible anti fucfatfee POSITIONS as Cashiers,
BOOK Keepers and Railroad Oface Clerks, IN difer.
ent tions the country, and are beng preferred
hy busIhess mon 70 Graduates ofdny other Mertan-
TIE College. Herfe theslboSe uGparallGluttinduee-
ments which nothing but tho great superiority Of my
business life would warrant,
The Principal of tbs Institution has been prac-
tcal accountant for longer period thai any ttLer
Teacher in the Western county.
Address tiie nndet signed fof further particulars
May ID Pj7a artSept1. WIN. W. CHANGER.
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"A MoHsTEE:-In our ramb!es round the
country, We often4 meet with curiosties
which, did we hear the accounts from others
we would be inclined to discredit. A few
weeks since, we noticed on the farm of w.
B. HAzEN, ESQ.,. of Atwater, a. grape. vine,
which at height Of. Eve feet from the
ground, measured twenty nine and half in
ches. Who can beat it! ,.'-.x
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TEE GovEEaoRsuIf,-.GEN. N. EaGLEs-
TON, Of Aurora, has written us letter udvoca-
ting the nom ination of Henry B. PAYNE,
for /, Governor. Mr. Payne, II nominated,
will no doubt, prove to be noble standard
bearer, and will draw to his support, hosts
Of warm supporters from every portion of the
Buckeye State. - ''.t. p
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MARRIED.

In North Charlestown, N. h. on the 9Th
uit., by.Bishop Ghases JAMES CARNAHAE, OF
Ravepna, and Miss c. H.. RAND, Of the for.
-mer place. ,,4t., 7,
At the Paris House, in Paris, on the 12th
ult., BY Brainerd Selby, Esq, .Mr. Richaad
L. Farmer, of Freedom, and Miss Jane e.
Hudson, Of Paris. 4. l..tq
In Ravenna, July 9, by l. w. Enos, Esq !,
Lewis e.. Merrill and Julia O.. Stoddard,
BOTH Of FRANKLIN Mills. !, Jul. -
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x s3N3aNitli4#f 5,- n-sJaiy i, 1854. e III
AZ special. hssesideof The Board Of Directors Of
sod Company ,held this day, AtmOn Wood Esq. late
Of Keehe, H. was appointed superintendent Of te
Manufacturing Department. In the place of James M.
Weiis, removed, ATTEsT; SETH DAY,
July 9, ieS7-3w. g Secretary.
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fAROCERIES!--A good stock of Groce-
~ ries, sucRas Tea, Cofje, white and brown Sugar,
M2asses, Soap Starch, Saleratus, ETC., etc which
w@are selling at very small profits, be found at
COFFIN 4 PINNEY,
April %, 1857 ,3, No. Phoenix Block.
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Legal N0alEe..

YHQMASs q. JOHNSON. a nps,residen,
.of the State Of Ohio, Is hereby k6 aes that ON tbe
9thday Of April, a. D., 1857, Mason B. Tilden filed ir
Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the count,
OF Heritage and state. Of Qhio,l his petition again
tne said Johnspn, defendent, which Is still penii
theren the object and prayer Of which s 70 obtain
Judgment against the said Johnson, toindemify the
said as surety for the said johnson ia the sum
.0 $sl0 W, ana interest heEeon from the Ist ay a.
iApril ldS6 on two prontss0ry notes that day made
executed and delivered by the said Johnson as princ
pal and the said Tilde - surety. 10 y G. Gooeil of
said county OF Portage, which notes are still ontstad
ing aeans the said 1ilden, unpaid and ansatlsHel.
said Johnson Is notified that be s required q appeaf
and snswer said petition on or before the nd div of
Aucusts AL, leST. ]. L, ~ H.C. RANNEY M
July ., Ie5sl6w ATTORNEYS for T,ar,s.
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MORE NEW GOODS.-At the new
Ill store of CorFIN & PNNfY, consisting of challies
bere9es berege de aines, cha de lsTnes lawns lac.
onetts, printed musls, tissues Eugcnie cloths pop
Inns, popin tissues. figured aad plaid Ssss and book
muslins, plain, c0lored and printed br lIhts, and
variety of other kinds Of Spmpier Dress Goods too
numerous to mention. ladies in want Of aiy 'of ihe
above kinds of Dress Goods, will do wen 70 look III
aeNo: Phoenix Block before purchasing elsewhere.
.'Ravenna, May IA, 1857 /!
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0NE PRICE. CASH AND READY PAY

ONE PRICE, CASH AND READY PAY
~ SToRE.-Just opened, beautiful lot OF pIuin
and printed lawns, plain aud printed Jaeeonctts,
plain and plaid Bereges. Snmner ,P0plins nd ~.
sueSf piain r0H9red and printed Brilialss etc. ETC.
Alsn, striped, plait and plain Dress silks, OF the
latest styles ofc0lor aud pattern; large lot Of choice
black Silk--snine YerS cheap. Broehe, Stella, plain
| and printed Cashmere aI&y black six sbuwIs long
Eana square Ptata., ard cr6rO'1eied White Crane
Shawls. Plain and ftured Challies--some newbst.
Terms spring styles Of De laines, at prices from 10
shlllings- Also, rich assortment OF Dress Trim
mings and Bonnet RibIoAs, and in fact all the differ.
ent kinds of goods that be found at any store in
Ready Pay business, wehavG marked our goods nc.
corfnely, apd at lower figures thar @e or any ono
else coeld dc,&ere we Obliged to give long credits c
k.Dd of Dry Goods OF Groceries, Will fnd they cai
save money By calling at No. Phtrnx Block.
COFFIN & PINNEY.
+*FAI kinds Of farm produce .takeh III excha,pe
for goods at The highest inatket prices, !, ( -.
Rayenna. April 90, 1857 4
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SHAWLS J, sHAWLs !'!44-Now is the
~ iinc for the ladies tobuy a Shawl cheaper than
ever before. offered in this AaTket, pdany one ID
want o! M! Kind of ono, II They viii cuA aud ex-
anime our stock, we tbink cannot ia to be suited
in style and ptic6. Call and look nj them. if You
please, aud We hare 70 doubt You viii find them all
right at the Cash and Ready Pay stnrenof
I. .A-. -.-... COFFIN M PINNEY,
April 90, 1857 No / Phpnix Block.
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A NARROW EscAPE.-A few days, since,
HOMER Task, son Of pr. Trask, of Hiram,
had his life put in great peril, while descend
ing the Hiram Hilla little east Of the centre,
by the breaking of thill.strup and belly
band. His horse ran aid threw him out ol
the buggy; but he fortunately escaped with
no worse injury than violent conclusion oil
the head, from which he is rapidly recover
ing. Look well to your harnesses in time
TO prevent accidents.
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ss,lyvtTg, PiahtDg. and Lumber
z5tfse.sf4 r : DftSSing.f =, ~I

! Dressing y "a
4fHE undersigned having pnrch Used Stcsm
i Planning and Lumber Dressing Maeh ne, Is pre-.
pared TO plane and dress all kinds of Lumber, botl
proved manner. 80 =
Flooring dressed for from SIS 70 $40 per ti,ousand.
seryeiBg lumber for barn boards for from 50 70 So
so per thousand, according to timber; battans ten
cents per hundred feet, and all other lumber ON
equally reasOnahle1 terms. Persons through the
county @lshipg lumber dressed andt matched Il
building. can rely having Il done in faftful and
pfompfmn RnsfTut tt;s ~ g,s -,s5, %Tgi Z. n ~
For further narticula larss eail onyfe subscriber nj
i. GU6TAVUS LANES CABINET SHOP.
Near N. d. CIaTk's Carriage Manafactory.
Rasenna, June 4, 1887 .-6m,g Al. BARBER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-16

sPARASOLS.--A handsome stock of TIE
l. above articles just opened, and for sale at low
rates at the new store of COFFIN d PINNEY,
May ID, 1857 No. Phebix Block