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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
Sc Legal Notice.

TDWhRD BACEUS, a nonresident oil
Ia this State, is hereby notified, that on the e?th day
ofJune, A. D. 1857 Harry Ward flied his petition In the
tCuTtof Common Pleas within and for the County OF
Porage&ahd State of Ohio, against the said Edward
Rackns and one Nicholas Deuber, and witch petition
is still pending therea Getting forth in substance.
:hat op tie 7th day of September, 1885, said plaintiff
the punctual payment Of the consideration money to
convey t. the said Backus, ipts No. 81 Gnd %, eas
parn large lot No 6E in the township and yillase
RaYenna, County of Portage and tate Of Ohio, Ind
that In consideration thcreor the said agreed
and bound dhmseli,to pay said plaintiff the sum of
$3.50, in munRer following: S5% on the 7th day.
Sept, 1855: $50 the fret of March, 1856; Sl2S on
the first of march, 1857 and l25 on the fystof March,
1885, with annual Interest," and that said Backus OF
the 9th day of October 1885, said Backus assigned
his interest in saJ contract to one Nicholas Douber
and that said Doubpr the 2fth day of October 1856
paid the same s2I, and on the 9th day of Decem
ber, 1856, the furtog sum If SO, and that there
now due and unpaid on said contract the sum of
$I6l,50, and interes, thereon from the Goth day Of
June, 1857. and th 'n the first day of March, 1855
there will also beeo due same contract the fur
thersnn Of 1872, OF prhcpal and Interest. The pe-
ises during the time shf defendants haze occupied
the same since the execution of said contract has been
and Is of greater va.e than the aforesaid amount
paid upon said cont ~. Plaintiff asks judgment
against said defendant f,rthe amount due on said
contract and the sale of property to pay the same
or that said contract mi'' IL fully cancelled.
The said Backus Is iiOl led. that ne is compelled
TO answer said pettc IN or before the s5th day OF
& n. c. RKNNEY,
July 3oth, lss7-ts,
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GEOEltlI HALLS


M IL. HALL has opened room on Chest
Ill nut street, few doors north of RObin<or, King
& Co.'s Banking Office, where will be kept f,r rxhi
biton and sale. samples OF Instruments and fixture.
in his line, from the most reliable manufactures IL
tho Union
omitting me nsual mr:hod g! puttnS ara blowing
~ Mr. i1a, WISHES ssaE'2 ms f,onus and 'he PHD!'c
onat ne nopes y! rA'h DhA Ii w - meet their mos
sang suIne eAptttalioI' Ios1 hI9lic"I 1h ana more
% aIi 'o s sit e""a @ !" 1""s9 eil
eay VI m Le'u' .et, "nn noi'1 VIII Ot Nuo"'
iHsy Ooag91 or nIIiNS ohTrII o, SefIT rex qSa,'y,
~ ,. - - DhLn'
70 iNl'! mathnsou W t"u -"'' 5a'
siaeaio!l VI tle PutclIso' hFttl instrument S",a al
tha @ a"uo ocne! F"ts SEQ Tor
tuI % Putposo ~ ls !" ''lott %dteE. Ever aso
aole person Is Wiling 10 pay FAIR PRICE for GOOD
an nwinc fo .bA oor,n,,o,t, .,,,,x, ~ ,,, :,
strnmaas nn}bims ~ Eont "t'Heo u, IN,
ssiu'nnis' .o',hS Is nPHS1G IN Mhrh people are
more ,Inie '" TH eeeu, o. some one
hanra thnn, o io iI AZ 4soue9ns pi may eA'
"se no NJ a.? sS "i'n ". u, e"I' '2r luo 'Fle
y pgArS pTArSH S9 utt1,enfI ~ 'tG P"tGHasG lIrlrrS
DIAL ZEN Ol Leo Or MAlODEONS d
All In neat rosewood cases, varying in prlcc from
$35 to $3.50. 1.,+.'
Particular attention is CGlled II the Octave Nelode
on, which as handsome any $500 Piano, and much
better for families generally in the country for .he
practice of music. :.
&ORGAN NELODECHS, -
For churches, which are much preferable to opy
common Organ, furnished at liberal GIsccrn,-.
Clergymen also favored with discount.
PIANO-FORTES
oftor rg,ra,t str,os ,nrri,, T., ,'r;oo e,, so.- ;,
slO00. danrn, nricinav IN tie s,ri of tn S" =.
Gew n1 pahn ] onofea 1'E less lnan SsS condemns It.
S"rnaw "' "''' ''' 'A"o 'A e"'""''sl
i0' "'"' C1-,,r,Do
.uCi ans.
William Hall Sons celebrated Am >rcan iitar;
three styles--$l9, S25 and $3J, Including II neal
case. Every lady who loves sweet SOUNDS should
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DsriocRA1IC MELCEGs.-Are we: going
to have any Democratic meetings in Portage
county this fall! Tfi5 is question askc !
Us almost every day. We have not the
management Of these matters, and cannot
tell There ought to be. There is only
about six weeks now, till the canvass closes
and the result of the battle will be told
Democrats ought to be awake, active, ener.
getic and nnlirpg. Dr.. ]. G. WILLIS, IS
Chairman of the Democratic Central Com
niittee, and Gen. e. B. Tyler is the State
Central Committeeman for this Congression.
al District. We presume they will have
Programme of the meetings and the mode
OF conducting the canvass, whereby the
county will be THOROUGHLY organized, and
efficient and able speakers furnished to every
locality where the people may desire it. i
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HARVEST HonE PIc-NIo.-The Harvest
Home Celebration aud Picnic came of,
according to announcement on Saturday
last. Ample arrangements were made by
those having il in charge, and had the wealth
er been favorable, the company would have
had joyous time. The dinner-wkich by
the way, was quite credtable to the getters
up--was just over when we arrived, so we
wended our way to the platform, where the
dancing had commenced, and after fumbling
in our pockets among lot of keys, buttons,
railroad passes, nails and matches, succeeded
in finding two quarters which we. designed
spending for the benefit the musicians and
ourself in particular. How that coin itched
in our fingers as we waited for the conclusion
of the figure, that we might 60 in ! But
alas for human expectations Before The
figure was finished, the rain commenced fall
ing snd the company commenced running
--hither, thither, every. where--to find a
place of shelter. The scene was amusing
babies squalling, women shrieking, men
swearing and laughing by turns--and to
make the picture complete the usual accom-
pnoments ofythunder and lightning were on
hand. Wemanaged 10 crouch under one Of
the eiables, from large opening in the top
which, the rain eonuived to make a curved
stream, having for its inlet the back of our
neck, and its outlet the tops of our Shoes
After some twenty. minutes, or more, we
emerged from our beth, to survey the wreck
Of clothes, bonnets, hats, etc.; ard such q
crowd of drowned looking men and women
we never saw before, - !
The company started for home, after ha7.
iGg good lpugh at each other, with we:
clothes and happy hearts.
We understand that, at tho request of
some of the compony, the dancing will be
repeated on Thursday next, at IL O'Clock,
NJ. Invitations are extended to oil.
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SUMMER STUFF 5 for gentIemen's wear
~ in variety offorns, such as cashmarCt, cruinet
Kentucky iears, colt ,naes Iin0n drills brown linen
plaid and figured Narseles, fac assortment Uf Mar
settles vestngs, black AMI drJb Farmers aHL'n for
coats, pants and vests, and variety of rther nds Of
goods suitable for the season too nuiG"rnus to mem
tion, at the new store of COFFIN x PlNNEY,
May u, 1857 No. | FhUriX sleek
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A. BELDING, M. D. c. $. LEONARD, M. D.
BELDING g. LEONARD,

Physicians and Surgeons. ofice-west end Of Phoenix
Block, one door north Of Coffin h Pinney's store-
Calls promptly attended TO at all hours both day and
night Dr.. Belongs residence north east Of ofce
on Cedar street. DR.. Leonard's residence Collins
House. tAugust 8, '57-ly
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IMPROVEMENTS ABOUT ToYB.-We be-
lieVe that Ravennd as q villinge has never
been in more prosperous condition, than at
present. improvements are going on in
every direction. Since the fret Of March,
Messrs. COFFIN g. PIREEY, eRterprsing
merchants, have opened new Store in the
west end of Phenix Block, and are doing
good business. The RAvEEEA GLASS Con-.
PANT have also opened Store in Days
Stone building, on. the,south side of Main
street, and are moving aleng in the midst Of
a successful trade. The Glass Factory star
ted and carried on by this Company is rap,
idly and surely rising towards its completion.
A few weeks, and this Factory will be in
full operation. 1t win furnish employment
to large number of hands and necessarily
bring to our village as permanent residents a
large number of fGmilies. This will aid
every other kind of business carried on
amongst US. F.. A. CURTIS g. Co., have
opened Hardware Store in PLunix Block,
and are prepared, by course Of honorable
and upright trade TO build up a reliable and
lucrative business. We have now two good
hardware establishments in the village
aVAUTRoRT & BROTHER have located them.
selves in the large and commodious rooms,
just west of the Collins House and opened an
extensive assortment of Jewelry. The Raw
EMMA CARRIAGE COMPANY is enlarging its
business to meet the demands of trade
Just so with numerous other esta blshments,
which we cannot now mention for want Of
room. The grading of the streets has added
greatly to the convenience and beauty OF
the place. The clearing away and preparing
the grounds south of the Court House, for a
public pleasure resort, is going on rapidly,
and very soon instead OF hi1eoas novels, and
nntrid mire holes, we shall behold beauti.
fully graded park. In few months the
Union School building will Je in process of
construction. We are told that next srm.
mer large Machine Shop and Foundry,
will be built and put into operation. The
A. & G. w. R. R. is going forward as fast
as money and strong arms can Gerry it,
In year or so the Iron Horse will come
laundering along, Girect from st. Louis, and
be ready to to take on passengers for New
York or Boston.
The skies are bright. Let US labor for the
advancement of HOME INTERES and
prosperity and plenty, viii crown every eff.
ort.
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THE SENATORIAL CONVENTION. The De.
mocracy Of the several townships should
not fail to meet on Saturday evening, the
29th inst, and choose delegates to the Sen.
atorial Convention, which meets at Franklin
Mills. in this county, on Tuesday, the lst day
of September.
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TIE UNION SCHOOL HoUsE.-We learn
that the Boar4 of Education OF Ravenno,
have nearly concluded tolocate the new
Union School building upon the groand
where the old brick and frame school h,us.
es lust nor k.ecst 0f Phenix Block now stand.
The let is enc Of the finest in the village. -
They propose to annex to his, if the sama
can be consistently done, the lotoi Iuud lust
east of the school houses, und now owned
by Mr.. Lawrence CooLMAn. The object
is, to get as much room as possible. Tbs
is right. Children and youth need breathing
space; and a good and pleasant play ground
is about as essential us convenient aud
pleasant school room, TIE work towards
preparing for the construction of the Cd fee
is to be begin by about the middle Of Sep.
:rmber. Il is intended that the hoase shall
be fully co1lp!e.ed tom top to bottom and
every room put into the choicest order, by
the first Of Scptem5er, 1853. The size Of
the structure will bo lol feet long including
the wings, and 60 feet deep. The arrange.
ment und plan ofthe rooms it is thought, will
be found highly ildiciouS and satisfactory.
We hope our citizens will not be Aisap.
pointed. A building ike the one new COZ.
will not only be an advantage, but
an honor to the town.
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RAVENNA SUMMIT MILLs-A few weeks
since, we announced the fact that Messrs.
VIM. WADswoRTH and JOHN WHITT1EsEY,
had become the purchasers of the steam
Flouring Mill formerly owned by PARMr
LEE & Sow. It is one of the largest estab.
lishmcnts of the kind in Northern Ohio -
AL: the machinery in and about it is neV or
nearly so, and in excellent order. Every
improvement that good judgment and expert
ence can suggest HIS been added by the
present proPrietors. One OF these is that of
"custom bolt" 1t is the invention of
John WhItlesey, and in the opinion of the
best judges in this vicinity, after careful ex
animation, it is pronounced amirable in de-
sign and highly beneficial and practical ii!
use. The "custom bolt'' is intended for the
sole benefit Of patrons here at home, who
may brns,!hei? grain to the Mil. This is
the kind Of trade Mcssrs. Wadsworth &;
Whittle9ey prefer to do. They are deter.
mined to spare no pains or expense, to fur
rish aA article of -four which cannot be SIR.
passed in quality, ohd rPjn terms entirely
satisfactory to every body, We have oh
taihed frcm them qnuntity OF -Four ard can
speak from actual knowledge that it is an
article OF choice and superior qnaliy.
We have no doub', but the Mill under their
management, will dcscrved,y enjoy an cx
ten}iye p-tronage.
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MEssRs. EDiToRs:-Please announce the
name Of OrIs REED, Esq, of Rootstown, as
candidate for County Treasurer, subject to
the decision Of the County Nominating
Convention. Mr. Reed is a true Democrat
and competent and honest man.
,.s ROOTSTOWN.
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INCEST AND RAPE-THE. CASE OF EzER
II. CoNANT. 1t will be remem bered, tn at a
few weeks since, EBER nj. CoNAHT, of Wind.
ham, was arrested on charge OF Incest, the
crime beng committed against his own
daughters. He was, in default of bail, i'm
prisoned in the county Jail, to await his trial
at the next term of the Common Pleas -
Since then, he succeeded in procuring bail,
and was released from confinement. On
Monday last, he was again arrested, on charge
of Rape, growing out of the same transac.
ton. He was brought before Justice ENos,
of Bavenna, on Tuesday and his trial on the
latter charge began. Messrs. TAYLOR &
JEFFRIEs, for Prosecution. Messrs. Brown,
STRONG & CoNAnT, for Defendant.
One of his daughters, girl of thirteen
years old, is the principal witness against
him. On her examination in chief, she tes.
tilted clearly and distinctly to the charge of
Incest and Rape. The ss.examination
was expressly INTENDED TO embarrass and
confuse the witness, and coa consequence,
was continued for great length of time
longer than the cause Of justice required.--
The girl, at length, borne down and over.
come by the excessive excitement, she
was attacked with spasms, and taken to
the Prent;ss House and physician cali
ed in. During the night she was quiet
and seemed to rest tolerably we'll. Yester-
day morning howerer, she became deranged
end was for several hours in this unhap.
py condition. No wonder Ii is enough to
derange the head and bre ak the heart of any
girl OF thirteen years, to be placed in such
awful circumstances as those which now sur.
round her. Compelled to stand up in a
public audience and testify, to the fact that
her own father has been repeatedly guilty Of
violating her person, compelled to go through
H;searching cross examination from counsel
whose only hope of making defence, lies
in a: mere technical,ty and having been for
ced to fly from her own hrme and take ref
uge with q neighbor, to avQi 'he persecution
of her mother, we say hs JOnder that her
strength and reason are gone.
If the facts, as they; have been reported
to us, are true, Eber M. CoDant, is guilty Of
the most unnatural cruel and revolting
crime, known to therecords of the county.
He deserves to suffer the severest pains and
penalties. He has placed himself beyond
the pale of sympathy and ought to be placed
beyond the reach Of Mercy, this side of the
grave.
I RTSee advertisement Of E. T. RICHARD
son, 10 another column.
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W ORE NEW COODS.-At the new
IL store OF CoTFIN P.NNEy, consisting Of chalies,
bcrC@eS bcrese de lanes chalti de iues, lawns, ac-
0ncttJ print mu5iES, TISSUES, EHHcnr cloths. pon.
nS, poplin tissues figured AID plant Swiss and book
rnUsns, piaa, colorcd aud priatsd hrinI IS, uud il
variety of other kinds of Sumnrr Uluss Goods too
~Hnncrous to merton. Ladies' In want or any OF the
above kinds Of Ercss Goods, viii do well to look in
at y o. Phrliv Block before pdreh4sing elsewhere
RnyAnnn. My Il, ISaf
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lLROCERIES!--A good stock OF Groce.
~ rios such as rct. Cors1, whts and brown Sugar,
Motsses. Soap, Starch, SaoratUs, etc., etc, wiir
we are selling 1t very snl profits, can be fJuLd ut
the ''Cash and Ready pey store of
COFFIN & PlNNEY,
April 81 iET. 81 M. Phonix Blnck.
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DRINTS ! PRINTS! !.--2, 600 remnants
L best Calico. E. 1t c0i0rs. for cents per lari. L.
No. 9 PEoniX SiorE. May 2ll ii. h bay.
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RLACK SILKS.--2A, 26. %, 80, SO, .
- and So inch Black silk rs cheap us ever offered
IN this market, at No. 9 PhUlry Block.
Mny 81, 1857 II. Il. DAY. -
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GRAWGER'S
AND MATHEMATICAL
IN STIT u TIE,

SPtendtd Inducements 10 those aUhO UiSh 10
attend a Commercial COLLEGE.
sITUATiuNs GUARANTEED, OR TUITION FREE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
TO THOSE who enter my Institute, or
l. remit mo $50, and thus stcure GUARANTEES
CHoLARS lip, any time before :he 1st day next
september. can. upon comlleirg II thorough course
or Double Entr? Book keel,iNg and its Collateral
Branches, secure lucrative employment in Con-
Inercial or Banking Houses as Accountants within
nlnetydays after their e. radiation, else they will be
Undermined TO the lul amount Ofthe sum paid for
tuition, and thus realize
FREE TUITION, or LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS.
Graduates from this Institution are now filling
responsible and lucrative positions as Cashiers,
Book Keepers aud Railroad 0ffce Clerks, in differ
ent sections the country, ana arc being preferred
by business men TO Graduates of any other Merca,:
tile College. Hence the above unparalleled induce
menls which nothing bat the superiority of my
Instruction and thorough training of my students for
business life wrud warrant,
No Prihcipai of this Institution las heen prae-
tieal accountant for lorger crod iian any otLcr
Teacher In tho Western country.
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
May %, '57.-tSeptl. = VIM. w. GRANGER.
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GI Esc2g.oie @ @
New slore s.,,d New u .ol.s.


THE subscribers have tie pleasure Of in
l. forming the cti2eus ci Portage county, that they
have received, aud are u" opening, large and we'll
selected stuck Of 81 4 PHI AND FANCY DHE GOODS,
Groceries, Ladies' aud tnkrGn's shoes, &c., NC,
witch will be usfei at prices Mat caHn Al - con-
vince the inst skcpttcal tha' oar Cash ana Ready
Pay tpt4 Is Lds pttoe 10 buy all or ANY U the above
mentioned goods, ut very 10" figure.
CGFFlN q PlNNEY,
April D. isi1 No. Phoenix biock,
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ONE PRICE. CASH AID READY PAY

.0NE PRICE, CASH AND READY PAY
" SIOEh.--jhatopeu"G, h"nu mi lnt - plain
aud .rfiWsai 7l~Hs, plain ami T. iHisd 1J@c0n~''s,
pair and pl-' Har 'Sos, fan'laer I"uiihs aHd tIs-
gucs, p.in, c2ofrd and pt.Et- hrltaEis, etc, etc.
hrsy, strntd. plaid ana fiiu Dress silks, ct the
tSt sly les Otrpor aud pattern; large lot OF choice
atd pFii.tcd Cashmere ;tuG black siN ShaWis; long
and SQUARE, plain nul embroidered White Grape
ShuMla. PLATA and CruryI CtI!cs-snmU now pat
terms Spring styles al lie liiHtS, Ut prices from TO
) SliiinLS. Alu, Il rich iIsso otnelt Of Dress Trim
IuL;Ss and Bonnet Ribbons, aEU IN i,ct all the Ger
cit ei,Is Of goods that be tDuht ;t any store in
this county. -flhrnGug ~ do Atriclig tush and
ng"dy Fay business, u 9 have -marEed orr Goods ac
arrdingly, and ut tower HsHrr8 tlHI We any OAa
else coui do Obliged H. give long credits on
our stock. Ladies' aud a.,:utltHeh in wan! W any
kind of nry Goods or Groceries, Will Dad they can
Ea"c mOac! by calling al Not h7'nN boc&.
CUtFih ~ pINNKY.
*.*Au Kinds Of ftrm produce taken in exchange
r,r goods al The hiSteSt uir' ct Prices.
PaTehl'iI. \ prH 3, 1857
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MEssRs. EDIToRs:--Please announce the
name of WILLIAM PAULUs, Esq, of Suifield,
as candidate for Treasurer subject to the
decision OF the Democratic County Conven,
tion. E SIJFFIEID
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SUMMER STUFFS.--New York E:i!I;
~ CottOnad 5. EtIu!lkill nl;idp. Sot,ho lads,
Farmers Dis, deans, iruin,s ctc..ctt., at lowe:
igures than ever Ut No. . PIwAiX ElGcf.
May 9l 1857 -. II. l.. HAV.
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| .ANiES' SNOES.--Just opening, u new
~ and splendid Stock of Ladies' Shoes ana Caters,
% ail the yaiOus sty les. Aso choice assortment
Of Misses aud Chlrca's Shoes, which We Offer 1T
prices tdwe' than ever, nt the iush aud Ready Pay
store Of COFFIN ~ rINNEY,
Anri 20. ISL No. ! nL.lX hlnrk.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs:--Please announce the
name Of Hon. L. L. Brown, of Cnarlestown,
as candidate for Probate Judge, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con.
Vention. DEMOCRACV
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wantAdss
10000
good SEASONED. OAK Silt
s 3 % M 'E s. !

TO make into those "Ol.D 'FksH,anrp
Il WHEELs,' = which ehose who make the new 5I,ls
from Saved aud Tutned spoke feel e nBsN wOIi,d
about us will be seen BY their advenlse newt, uhirh
all are invited ie read lQnaeKiract from
70 GtFe enIser ey 70 thelr sawed and INN.
bong articles have spsasp In t,s oimns IN -. -
ziaes and newspapers, .spuHBg'f D nCnnrass No.
han. aud M1tieaulis have had isir day, and SleuE.
has can a .ssss, ss palnse os02 spPs.Ess
far distant when uls Saw 81 ana Turr5d5 Bioko-s,
humeug viii be epssed amoBH IN Ilnes ihn1 Tera u
is no easy maiten To make iHteieenl meps believe
that machine made boos nd shoes cl0thbg. wooden
nutmcgs, horn gun 1nts, bnsswood epcufnber seeds,
&es are good as the ''old a., Kind; even
the magazines not dothaf; nor win fhet try The
job this latter day buihbug when the people hays
had little experience in the matter. hut ihsT
cd. Now, why arc they afr ID TO e the thing q
II s, Vlz that they splil thto npus5t nStd
iriG proper size and then turned. - .--sff
They invite all Ia want ofCarraEes 10 give them
call. BY all means give them call, and be sure and
examine the manner In which sbeir spoke7 ara sawed
and turned, and PCT up, and then come and examine
ours, which they rdicueas being old fashioned, and
then purchase here interest later Our work must
speak for i!scf thas done for more than twenty.
four years past. Wewantit understood that we dont
around begging the people TO donate to us bf fak
log stock purchasing of us agains st their iutrah
hat we shall always take pleasure in shqting eastar
mers our CARRIAGES. ssrgsll al. he natsriaia 81
are put t0g ether. p S.i.s
Ausicl is made TO ssma.iness In businsss;r AZ
some other time. briefchapter lnder ihst hesd may
not be nfaterestiRFt0the lEolir,bptfor llse3ruekt
we will barely tae taat never haSihg 1aen R 5usiness
East We caaDos give any lessons in the manly aoI ~
lquda.ing LoH5 bills with ssoRT money; neither do
we unde the NanT PRocFss fpreparingspoke
Tor wheel. lrSserg, Nor yet are we VeTsed in tho
agreeable 1ad gcltleBanly business ofExTERDIKo ouR
CREDIT AZ aANR and prtsDg onr property beyond the
reach Of the long arm Of the law. N';f
II desired, tae opinions ofthe best Carriage makers
IN Northern Ohio can te had qs to the utility Of those
"Sawed and turned Spokts? and SONG very excellent
and interesting samples or lleeame exhibited. q
II. d. CLARK & co.