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SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.

GREAT SUCCESS is always the most
VI conclusive proof Of great mert. judged by this
test there is labor saving chine before the pub
iic comparable with Singers Sewing Machines
After establishing the highest reputation In the United
States they were exhibited at the late "Exposition
Universele'' in France, where they carried of the
highest premiums; and great mandatory in which
to make them has been built in Paris.
- IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
In which sewing is to be done these machines cam ..
used with immense profit As the speed Of the Rail-
way train is TO travelling on foot, so is sewing vita
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage trimmer
sadder, halter, etc., etc. should be without one The
fair profit Of using one of these machines regularly
cmplo! ed,is
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
In all private fami les where there is much sewing
to be done, these machines are invaluable assis
tanee. Planters and hotel Keepers find them partcu
larry convenient and profitable. These machines ar,
pie in their construction and very strong and du
rable being the only kind Of Sewing Machine eve
made by witch every sort Of work, coarse fine, car
be perfectly executed. Thousands Of inferior ant
! worthless Sewing Machines have been and sol,
under various names, but Singers Machines alont
have been found everywhere TO satisfy the wants o
the public. ~.
Piah printed Instructions for using are sent witt
each machine, from which any one readily acquire
the art Of managing them. The machines are packed
securely to go to any part OF the world To all per
sons desiring more particular information we will, oil
application by letter at either OF our offices forward
copy of |. NJ. Singer ~ Co.'s Gazette, paper wncH
devoted to the Sewing Machine Interest.
/ I. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
Principal Office, No. 3s3 y roadway, New YORK.
BRANCH OFFICES.
No. d FanoT0r street, Boston,
No. 81 Chapel street, New Haven, CT
GlOversvie, n. Y.
No. 274 Broad street, Newark. N. J.
No. l42 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
4 No. l05 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
No.S2 Westminster street. Providence, R. l.
Il No. 8 East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
No. 65 North Fourth street. st. Louis.
No. 81 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
No. 90 Dauphin street, Mobile.
,hnr1 1 "
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AMENDMENT NO. 3.

Pesolrsd5y tie General Assembly of the State Of
Ohio, Three Tffths IL the members elected 10 each
branch noicuring therein that IL be and hereby Is
proposed 10 the electors of the State, to vote on the
second Teesday OF UctGber next to approve or reject
the following amendment MS substitute tor the
eud and ,h:rl sections Of the ty ellh article of the
CQRstitutio1.
fupropesy rsonal and real, shall be subject to
by uniform rule, at the true value thereof
III nfonoy, but such deductions from credits muy be al
lowed as The General Assembly may deem expcdient;
Provided; that buryIng grounds, public schoel hous-
cs and all other pubic property and all institution
Of purely public charity, andull houses used cXea-
sivcy for public worhp, shall be exempt from taxa
tom; and i! The total value of the personal property
of any rersoh shall not exceed fifty dollars. the samo
may be exempt from taxation. All property employ
ed in bpnking shall always bear burden OF t&alio
e. ua to that imposed on the property OF individuals.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of RepreseHtatiueS.
THOMAS Ii FORU,
President Of the Senate.
Dntn1 Anri 1871
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE subscriber having taken the old stand
L ofDurham Il Gardner, two doors east ofthe brick
jlock lin Rayenna intends to continue the ooT SHOE
and LEATHER business in all its branches.
He keep on hand, to meet the wants ofhis Gus.
TONERS "A general in the Boot nd Shoe line
ofal Kinds ofboth eastern and home made work and
most Kinds 0t Leather. Innings, Findings. Lasts &c.
AllhoRie made work III be the be bcstmatcraIthat
can be procured; and having engaged the services
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter In some OF tho best establishments in the
country, he nattershimsolfhe can furnishhs custom
with any arcleip the Boo and Shoeline, that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
| made, either east or west. ,
Cash, Veal sknsand mostkinds ofproducc takcnir
| payment.-March 14.l655-39-tf. JOHN GILLlS.
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Dated April 3, 1857.


ResOlred By The General assembly 0ftAs State Of
Ohio, Tbrle-fflhs of tho members elected TO each
House concurring therein, that 1t be and hereby Is
proposed to the electors Of this State 10 vote, on The
second Tuesday of October neXt,upCn the approval
rejection of the following amendmenment as ar
additional section 10 article eleven of the COEsttu
ton. Every county which now is, or may hereafter
be entitled to than Senator. or Representa-
tive for the residue of the present decennal period,
pr for all. Orhny portion Of subsequent decen-
nal period shall be divided into us maIy Senatorial
md Representative districts there may be Senator's
Representatives elective in any of the present,
or any subsequent decennial period which districts
shall be of contiguous territory, and each district
shall contain nearly ratio for Senator Repre-
sentative is attainable, without violating the rule
herein given as TO contiguiy OF territory, and with
nut dividing any township, election precinct, or ward
II any Representatives. or Senatorial district, com
Iosed of two more counties shall by of any
:Xccss ofpopuaton over ratio, be entitled TO ad.
ional Representatives or Senators for any portion
nfthe present or any subsequent decennial period,
the district shall be dvdedinto two districts, for each
rtion of such deccnnial period, which shall be
contiguous territory, and each shall contain near
Ifbyreason ofthe annexation Of one Senatorial dis
tric 10 another there shall be any of popu-
Iation over SenatorialTato; which shall be entitled
to additional neutrality-suspicious. for any por-
ton of any decennia period. each district, as now
constituted, shall electone Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by the coun
ty commissioners such other board of oil cleo
tive and resident in the proper county may be pro-
vided by law. Al lenst four mounths prior to the
general election in 1883 the counties entitled 10 more
than one member of either house shall be divided in
districts for the residue of the present decennial
PEI od and at least four months prior to the general
election in the first yoar of each subsequen decen-
NAL erod, the counties entitled to more than one
i memb for ALL any portion of such decennia
iod, in either both houses, rhall he divided into
districts for the whole of the deeennal period.
description Of the district of each county shall be
published as may be directed by the commissioner
N. H. VAN WORRIES.
Sneaker Of the House of Representatiees.
THOMAS H. FORD.
4 President cfthe Ssnats.
Datad Anvil al 1877
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AMENDMENT NO. 4.

Dated April 3D., 1851.
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RcSoIDed By the General assembly of the State Of
ohio, Three h!hs of the meGbers elected to each
house concurrng therein, That it be and hereby 10
proposed to tho electors of the Sate on the second
Tuesday Of October next to approve or reject the fol-
lowing amendment as substitute for the first and
second sections of the thirteenth article of the Con-
sttution. Viz: Corporations of every description
shall be c-cated, aud corporate powers granted only
10y general laws which shall define the powers, privi.
leges and mmnnities and prescribe the duties and
labltiesb class descriptions of corporations,
but the General Assembly may enact special lawsfor
The relief of corporations in peculiar cases. and may
make special provisions in regard to corporations In
caaes whcrerom the peculiar location or interests
such special Provisions are required, aud may from
time to time ;]ler repeal all such laws, as are au-
thUrized by this scttlon.>,
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthc House of KeprestntGtires
THOMAS h. FORD,
President of the Senate.
al Anril
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND

~E FORD, Artisf, would take this,
gRH method to return his most sincereS|
- hanks 10 his numerous friends and patrOt,
E,Nfor their very liberal patronage, aud wouldD
-say that he has recently reihited and arranged =
. his rooms in the most extensive and conVe-C,
-Lient style, making IL one OF the pleasaniest
aud best arranged galleries 10 Mort. ern =,
- Ohio, and having secured all the latesti m =
provements pertaining 10 tire PHoT0GRA -
= ,PHIC ART, he is better tnan ever prepared -
Ito furnish the people Of Portage county with ~
- the best Of every style OF likeness known toiTt
Othe art. ,,,,,o-,
NSof all sizes, from the common Deguerroo- :
- Aabrotypes or DaguerTeotypes, and eolor,d -
-in oil or water colOrs.
AMBRoTYPES. -
Nothing need be said In regard 10 FoTd's
"eommon sized AmbrOtypes. as his large In q
Ierease of custom shows that they are duly ap-IE
%Ipreciated by the lovers of the Fine Arts. ~
But having purchased new instrun ent and appa-
ratus Of the largest sizebeing four times large
as any other instrument in the cou5y-he is enabled
10 make AmbrUtypes and Photographs, cabinet size,
from small Daguerreotyp,s or Ambrotypes, which
for depth Of tone beauty of finish aud durability can
not be equailed by any other process.
The instrument beirg new and patented, Ford has
secured the exclusive patent right for this county,
Therefore, having no csmpetitlon in mugnihed Am
brotypes, he will furnish them to all for small con
sideratou--not more than has been usually charged
for likenesscs one fourth the size.
DAGUERREOTYPES.
The chemicals aud apparatus in ibis department
are always Kept In working and all who preie
this style of likeness, can have them on the shorles
nC tice.
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Augusta Lynch, et ais.
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate CouSt of
Stark County, Ohio, made on the Goth day of May,
1857 the undersigned will offer for sale at the Wind
ham Depot, (near TIE premises in Portage County,
Ohio, on Thursday the 9th day OF August 1857, the
following described real estate OF said decedent to
wit: Lot number 4 in the six range of townshipsi
the Connecticut estern Reserve, and IS Known as
part CT lot 6t beginning at the orthwest corner
Of said lot G at the post at the intersection of lots
g., Gs, II, 7s thence easterly along the ncrth line of
the lot $500 feet to the northeast corner of said lot
and centre Of the north and south road; thence south
eriy along the the centre of said road 1881 feet to
stake in said road; thence westerly along the centre
Of tn east and west road 25l4 feet to stake in the
centre of said east and westr road, and in the west
line OF said lott CS thence n0rthe-ly along said west
line of said lot 9os feet to the place Of beginning
containing as narr surveyed So an 351G0 acres. Also
the southeast corner of lot n, bounded follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of said lot n
feet; thence norhcry along the east line Of said lot
1873 feet to stake; thence westerly 10l5 feet to
stake; thence southerv 1878 feet tc otake in the
south line of said lot II; thence easte'ly along said
lot line 1919 leet TO the place of beginning, eohtan-
ing 81 and l61GO acres. Also part of lots 20 ana 20
bounded as follows: Beginning at Il stake in the
centre of the Warreu and Cleveland road, and the
east lire OF lot 79 north 81 deg. West 693 feet
10 stake in centre of said road; thence north deg
east about 1900 feet to the centre oi Eagle Creek;
thence easterIy down the centre of said Creek, and
the several corners tn reof until it crosses the east
line of lot So thence southery along the said east
line of SO and 9 about 1910 feet TO the centre of the
| highway and place Of beginning-contaning "a and
e6-l00 acree of land.
| Reserving and excepting however, strip of land
of 100 feet in width said VT go, commencing
! on the centre line Of the Cleveland and Mahoning
| Kali Road at station $50 and Az thence taking a
width of so feet each side OF said contre line,
staked out and marked, distance 6 SO feet to the
east line of said lot 50, and at station 9G7 ard H.
Said lands together with the dover estate OF Frances
Lynch, in the will be sold on said day Sale tc
commence at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Terms of sale. Cne-ihird in hand one-thrd in 81,
months, and one-hird in one y, ar, with interest OF
the deferred payments. . -
| LAWRENCE ALEXANDER,
ARNOLD LYNCH,
Administrator of Arnold Ll achs deceased.
| July lG, lSJ7-5w.
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- FAD THE FOLLOWINE, which we
IL found one day when grinding Sugar. 10 The
sugar Mill we are probably Indebted fer tue rest Of
'ur advertisement.
70 write Of all VIC nave TO sell,
Would take 100 7onG by far to tells
But while We lame Il few things O'er,
Imagine that we've many more.
Our shelves re lined with finest Cloths,
ALI free from cotton and the moths;
recommend that we should say,
All cannot give in town TO day.
Speaking Of Cloths, Just look Sou here,
We have the cheapest Cashmere;
While stuGs for Vests we have plenty,
From one short shilling up to twenty.
Dress Goohsin silks aI4 STELLA Shawl,
And Nu3lins fac from salmon Falls.
Hosiery, Gloves and Mills 10 sell,
All well engage will fit yoI we'll. ..,
Collars, l,0ces, Undcrslccves aIa Crdpo,
Fine Irish Linen, Crash and Tape.
Noodles, Pins. Ihreat, good Hooks and Eyes,
Rercge for wells of various dyes.
Ribbons for ANY kind Of Bonnet,
CTood themes for any merchants sonnet.
But mark you, here's our lovely Lawns,
Aud yet 80 cheap; the sun meier ,awnS
On finer goods then como and buy;
They'll suit the most tuStidious eye.
Wc'ye Linen Drills and Cot,ouades,
Bleachcd Muslins. too, OF many grades,
And rs for shirts, no one need lack
The stuff to cover any back.
Ladies, behold our whalchOne skirts,
No more the only grace Of firs,
But worn by mntron, mail AMI child,
Cooi as Il cucumber, and az mild.
Each man and boy remember that
This sumrreryca wttt'uesd a hat;
The place for '"h 8GsT&yra to T"y f';l:sv HsArsrvs
Bouts and Shoes. ladies Ga'ters7
Chidren's Cacks, ladies' Lacers;
CarPet-bags, CrocKery ware,
Combs for dressing ladi .s' hair.
Working Cottom-French of COURSE
Flouncing brought from ,v'ry source.
Woo!en Carpets, Carpet Chain,
Umbrellas to shed the rain;
Parasols of ev'ry hRe,
From ivory black to azure blue;
Cheap. assuredly, ev'fy one,
They'll shield you from the scorchng sun.
Splendid Brilliants. Dotted Swiss,
Suitable for any miss.
Chales lovely, pafe as air,
Anxious to adOrn s0me fair
Maiden. who, should she try them.
Could not, would not, fail To buy them.
Before we close, plci don't forget,
We've Crockery by the piece or set;
And those who feel themselves quite able
Cab splendidly adorn their table.
The time has come for MS to close,
Yet one thing more Q would propose
All those who would in this life thrive,
Sh Iuld buy their goods at NUMBER FIVE.
BOSTWICK " BEATTY,
May Z, 1857 No. 5 Phoenix Block
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BOSTWiCK & BEATTY'S ADv'S
FOR THE SPRING OF 1857.

NRTUM MPH OF THE CASH AND
L READY.PAY SYSTEM!-It Is no longer an
EXPERIMENT with us. W, satisfied that II is tic
only true "ny to do safe and satisfactory business
win tu determination to continue the Ready
Pay sySten We solicit all. iwho " ish to buy goods
cheap, ana have the purchase settled The SPOT in
stead ofa long bill to pay for consumed goods at che
end Of one or two years tn give US their patronage.
We haveNcarly everything the people want, and 40
one need leave our counters without being supplied.
GROCERlES-he most important of "a llhousehold
wuhs-wo are weH supplied with. Don't purchase
them of the Grocery Stores when you cun buy them
cheaper Of us. HOSIWICK d BEATTY.
Raycnns Nav
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L. V. Stafer & Co.,
PHOTOGRAPH.
AMBROTYPE
AND

aMbROlfPE
AND
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
(ROOms ouer Baird's Jersiry Store, ALIENS Block.
A RE prepared to take every known kind
N of Likeness in the most superior st lc.
PH0IOGRAPHSf-Fr From the smallest. suitable tG
send by matt, 10 the splendid lie and cabinet size
colored in oil or water cOlOrs, Large and Efe-like
Pbotoe raj lbs made from the AmbrOtYpes and Oagugr
REQ ypes of deceased persons. We have the bes'
process for enhrging that has ever been invented
(putent or otherwise } ,.,,l
NAMBROINPES !--Beautifuliy clear and brilliant.
resembling in soitnoss and depth OF tone an ivory
painting, and put up in tue only durable st! lie, viz
without black varnsh. Our work oftIis class needs
no comments. The fact that We received the fr>t
premium on them at The last county fair, In coinpe
ition with the other artist this place. SPEAKS Cor it,
self In addition 20 the above. we take Daguerreo
types, AmbroG!uphs, Sphcrcotypes, etc.
Cali and examine oar specimens. learn our price:
and YOU will see that this is THE PLACE TO get yOul
pictures. IrF'Remember the Rooms-oVer baird''
Jewelry store, Main street.
Rayenuu, May II, 1857
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70 The Fashionable.
A. OU CHI E

aF1o HAS again commenced Bootand Shoe R(7ln
EVlV manufacturing, one door south of the BNlV
VS RAVENNA HOUSE. He Is thankful forF tS
pasfav ors, and hopes for a continuance of public
patronage. Having been foreman in several Of the
best shops in different cities in the Union, he feels
warranted in pledging himself to give entire salts
faction to his customers.
REPAIRING on short notice, in good or
der. Particular, attention paid TO cash customers.
Ravenna, April 16-1y.
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THE DRED SCOTT CASE DECIDED.

i And like all other dec slons of great import
ance, there seems to be difference of opinion in
gard to the correctness Of it, but think there CAN
be difference of opinion in regard to The BIO stock
PRErrlEsr aid CHEAPEST in town. Persons in want of
of the article, will please call and see ii we are right
In the matter, and if not, ''we 81, nd corrected,
May :, 1857 PRENTISS, HOPKINS q CO.
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DICTURE FRAMES.--A large assort-
J. ment, gilt, rosewood, maho gany, ETC.. on ha nd
and made tnorder at short notice. La J. J.VANCE,
Ma" "A, 1857 No. Pheuix Block
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IA INDOW CORNICE, Cords and has.
w sells, Rollers and Ro!lerunds Curtain Trim
mngs of every description at ID J. VANCE'S
May IA, 1857 Furniture Depot
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Spring arrangements for 1857

J. TRAINS connect with Baltimore.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS.
THE MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger S:ation
every morning, Sunday excepted0 ut O'Clock,
PitsbuIg time stopping at all regular satels, uld
arriving in Philude lphia ut midnight.
THE FAST LINE leaves Pittsburg daily, Sunday
excerted.) at 800 O'Clock, p. NJ. Stopping only at
Greensburg, Latrobe, Blaiisvie Int, New Flor
ence, Johnstown, Summerhill, Wilmore. Gal!izin,
Altoona, &C., arriving in Philadelphia next morn
| THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the station every
evening at 9:30 O'Clock. Stopping only at Green's
burg, Latrobe, Lockrort, Johnstown, Summerhill
rsourg with the Train direct for Baltimore, and ar
rivhg in PHILADELPHIA or Baltimore at l:tO P. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
l. -HEINDIANA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
daily tSuuday excepted.I at $3.50 O'Clock, +. NJ
Stopping at all stations, and running as far lnd-
FIRST ACroMMoDATIo TRAIN for Turtle
Creek leaves daily Sunday excepted) at II 4. M.
! SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle
Creek, leaves daily; Sunday eXGepted) at 4:2C r.
nelsviile, and Way Stations Oh the Pittsburg and
Conn uelsvil!e Railroad. ......-
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle
Creek. leaves daily, Sunday excepted at ESQ z. NJ
! RETURNING TRAINS arrive IN Pittsburg as fol-
lows; 'ExPreas,9:lo, p. NJ; Mall, :00 \ Nj Fast
Line, 7:20, A. M. Indiana Accommodation, and Con-
nesville. 0 A. M; Second hccon mediation $50, A.
M; SecOhd Accommodation, 1850, p. M; Third Ac-
fcommodation, G:lO, P. NJ. with Connelsville Ac-
Ecommodation. .-....s....
IL lTdNeuHS pHUfic Will oItts W lhclT
Interest, in goirg East or West, 10 travel by tbs
Pennsylvania Railroad, as the Accommodations now
offered cannot be surpassed on any other route
As the Road is balasted with stone and is entirely
| free from dust, We can promise safety, speed and
comfort to all who may favor this Road with their
patronage. -FARE.-.
| To New York $ljG0 To Baltimore Sa.50
| :. Philadelphia, 900 Lancaster f,lj
To Harrisburg, So 90,
| Baggage checked to all the Stations on the Penn
sy!vania Railroad, and to Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
n. B. 7 ne Excelsior Omnibus Line has been en-.
pl ynd convey passengers and ba ggage to and from
tt Dep Vt, alta charge not TO exceed Is cents ioi
g Oh p9 :songer, and Is cents for each trunk. Pas
| I nger having Through Tick cts, will receive Om-
| ibus ticket from the Conductor, which entities
! hem oride from one depot to the other free.
| Fo' tickets apply to J. STEWARr. Agent
| N %. Al the 2. z. Z. PASSENGER StatiOn.
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I OUKING GLASS PLATES. French
IL glass and franklin glass, cut to any desired pat
tern for hlling frames, at |. d J.VANCE'S
May II, 1857 Furniture Depot.
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. SUN 7 I HINU NEW W
PICTURES ON PATENT LEATHER.
Just the thir to send by ymail-acknowledged by
ali 10 the best thing for that purpose known. Cal
and get dozen for Your friends.
Finally, you went arst best likeness OF amy size
description, cal! at Fords Rooms and examine his
large collection OF spec mems, and learn his prices
before srcufing them elsewhere, and you will be
vinccd that it isl he plHce TO s.
''Secure the shadow ete The substance fades.n
Rooms in Seymour's Block. north side Of PunliS
SQUARE. [Rayenna, June 4. 1857
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A Card

A Card.
I TAKE PLEASURE in commencing to
l. the confidence of the public and my business
riends, Messrs. PoE " BROTHER as gentlemen OF
ctl"tegrity and prudence, and have good
from long acquaintance with them as clerks. TO be-
eve that they will never betray trust cOnGded in
them. L, w. SEYMOUR,
RsVenua, March le, is57-tf
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! OOKING GLASSES OF. every size and
- device Imaginable, from 10 cents TO $50, at
May IA, 1857 LIS J. VANCE'S,
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POE & BROTHER.
New Firm.

THE undersigned, having purchased OF F.
l. W. SEYMOUR his entire stock Of Goods, would
say ~ their friends and the public generally that they
shall conduct the business as formerly by adhering
strictly 10 the PRIuR ystem-belleVRg Il 10 be the
only true way OF doing business. We shall endeavoT
to keep on hand at all times good assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS e. SHOES,
&C., &C., &C., &C.,
at the old stand, where you will always find ready
10 supply your wants the most reasonable terms,
Andrew Poe has added his stock OF READY.MADE
CLOTHING, consisting of every variety Of Gentle
mems wear to thetbusiness, which yI sell ut re-
duced prices. POE & BROTHER.
Ravenna, March 10, 1857.
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AGnlialissraIOr's sale,
Augusta Lynch, ct. ais.

Lawrence Alexander and Frances Lynch, Admins.
traitors &C., CT Arnold Lynch, deceased,