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ZIP ELECTION IN MAINE.

Ii seems there is s.:' snre dou5. about the rs-rt
of the, Congressional eec.,.: IN Maine. A private
despatch reo.iy ed at Washington, csno he election
Of Bradbury, Democrat. over Foster republican, in
tie Glib district, and of johnson, Democrat, over
French, republican, in the Sd district Another dis
"a ch, dated Bangor, 20th instant GAYS:
lhs vote for Congress 10 the sixth district, is very
,.i.. So far ss is known, Foster. republican, has
Az ,nsi5r,ty in Hancock and 22O in Wr-hir g-on
,,..,,.s while the Democrats claim for Bradbury
,a.o naorty in Aroostock. and 43 IN Waldo. whi' h
+biy correct. THE allows F"erer A. m-iur'y.
a.. .-rr u Il, .g-d however, 10 the footing 81 Hat
....s o.. Washington, IN t-Tnr "i hrndhur., "a hat
IT,. n. i, count can only determine lhv r-eult.
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alCKOn,S kEY -rONE CIDER MILL
MANtrArTrlEn ~ TIE EAGLE WORKS.,

iIAnnIrBURC, PA
'His sterling machine mas within the p.st year. been
putto.cyere Actuui tests aud been very much I'M
'e b =" addition OF Il - inch hywhecl new gear
i-nt bor. ana other minor improvements. and Is
oacred 10 the pubic with the certainty that 1t Is
very tesi manner, and that will grind ana
and faster than any other Mill in the market
=', sud others supp led on LIBERAL terms
% ardcr direct.
:. haze now ready for exhibition and sale. the best
.!a- IN tn. world ior preparing Com Stalk Fodder
'iy. and in II sup erior manner. Address
w. . ulCkOk,
Agent Eagle Works, Harrisburg, Pa.
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IGlpIERs WANTED The following persons.
n VINO were Regular Soldiers in the War OF lel2, or
w .s or til. He OF sny other listed Soldiers, will
Washington City, d. c.
,,rs.H Kin, =. II. ShsnklinC John radock, w. Tay.
| ;.,.r.. Rryan John Harein. Davii Ray, Nathaniel
=. wm sykes. Renj. Elliott James Johnson, David
.,s Wa. Moss Jos Bogue, John Mis. Peter Barnett,
f. K.r. scott Martin Wyatt, Wilkinson, AdUniram
tr., peer winn, George Bell Jeremiah Fal!on, Ro
T. ,o1.l-. Thomns Rohannan. Hugh K, Orr, Jacob
G. J5hu Haunsh Dickinson Terry. VIM Boce, Rem
ISL: James nissan. WIN. Stansonr' Jas Dnhoins,
i.-, = Icy M!cha, Cahi Allen Wilkerson, Thomas
r1; Johu Franks, Paschal Roberts. Gideon H. Ma
G,5r.e T. Curtis john Clark William Moore, Tho
1. .a.r. John Mansfield, John HUFF Caleb Robertson.
IN Rice Samuel Heater, Johnson Thomas, Cor .
~. schard Harold, John Workman Moses $ Baker
+. .n-v, jam. K Brown, John Campbell, William
lie. Francis Rass Henry Cri,tend"n, Josiah Porter,
I: 7, Nartn Richard Morris, Daniel Muse, m Han
! Viii, Ovrrtun, WIN. Robinson. Samuel hornty,
rg.. WIN iiyhre VIM. G. Evans, WIN Bryant,
!gae. Geo Aungs,, John Mckenny Nicholas Wat
a n.nry Fountain, Jacob Ellnger. James Williams,
90 HEeedler, Wa. Wyatt Francis Springer: ROBERT
~: W,n. L. Richards Solomon Sides. Peter Wheeler.
7. l.v!:son Francis Nichols, Jesse Eason John Pol
I, D.gii Morrow, Miles Wells Josiah tiosc, John
Il. Is.hus Ov.rton III. Morris ehadrach Britt, En-
~ .re., Walter P. Druevaut, John Marks, George
,.. Griffin Thompson jess. Mallory. Daniel Hold
i ..c Pea,uet. Henry ManheIi, James Hilton John b.
1.ya. ',coh Recsman VIM Il. Daniels, Arc','d DAVIS,
=. Casters. pnu'i Lane, Chas. Floyd John MnScc,
r. Ds1n, Wm. Revel-. John Gibson. Robert Pollard
L. >:.nn.-. Sath' Barnshill, Nathan Gamlnell, VIM
lsers Wm Williams. John Spauldins. Chas, Barr,
Io WIDE, Ben, D PAYNE Dan'l Keith Jno Puy. John
h, rio. Moore, JOS Crowder, Absaon Melton, Mich.
j Z Clcke. Simeon Tasker. John Phillips, stephen
l..h.m, Henry Chance, James Love, Jasper Ward
4 Coos. Peter Langsei, Tim. Largael. Ed "ahsr'
i +: Wife. Cnas Way, Jamcs Reed, solomon Brad
lx Eh Dsys, Ben Hardy, Joel Hardy. James Wright,
ia wrieh' lsaac Oaborn Nirnrod West, David Caiia,
~. Woopsnks Zacharish Harris, William Kosher
! Lee Wm. Foley, Jacob Whtton Robert hston
b.. Alexander, Wiley Hearty, Tho's T. Taylor, Danl
4 8 Wm. Gouidiu, $50,
y 3-Pcr.pus having Missouri, Arkansas or Illinois
ilry Land Titles, by purchase or otherwise or inor'
BIO. concerning same, have tneW oo!o OF pros
l.-. o, tne bes, terms by addressing the above.
tia. 2f-c-t
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against S3 so via Richmond The distance from
Charleston to New York is shout 600 mes, and from
Richmond to New York via Norfolk about 440 miles
The charges per mile about the same from either
place.
The advantage which we possess over Charleston
for the trade of the West lies in the fact that great
part of route is ny water. We have but 33i miles
of rail road against their 4i6. By rail We could not
compete with them, since the distance by rail from
Chattanooga to Richmond is 5sl milea, or 1873 miles
further than tc Charleston. But whom We consider
that 200 miles of this distancs is by water and nearly
half of that by river, which the charges are not
onehrd as high as by rail, find the advantage on
our side after all.
The question here is to the cotton of Alabama, or
al to the South West of Chattanooga. We do not
t.r the trade of Knoxville, and all this side since
add no miles 10 the Charleston route and lessen
our own the same amount. From Knoxville TO
Charleston lie 500 miles by rail road, and from Knox.
vile to Lynchbnrg is only 33i miles by rail road From
the ce it is lac miles by water to Richmond, upon
which the charges only in proportion of one to
two compared with rail road transportation
Therefore, the distance, in effect, s but 4O7 against
soy, or the real distance is 4SU against $40.
1t will be seen, however, by the rates Of charges
that on 334 mies of rail road between Knoxville and
Lynchburg the charges are higher than on 5O9 mite
between the same place and Charleston. We pay
81 80 per barrel for four on 33i miles, they psy$l Is
on 5O9 miles. The James River canal, however, car
res -four l46 miles tor 25 cents. And yet there
those who indulge in the delusion that rail roads
better for than canals. But if We had water car
rage from Knoxville to Richmond would there be
any comparison We have more to say on this sub
ject
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,oVlMEWN PKOTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,

ALEXANDRIA, "a.
'Frtrsd Jy the Legislature Of tbs State IN 1851.
CArITAL OVER 100000.
= : Company offers may advantages by insurance
~:,n without premium note Theappllcant may
,ae whole premium in each for one or two years
=" LATER term, he saves oneeishth OF ihe amoAh
's.i on snnua policies. Or BY giving premium
:, De- brcOE.ce member Of the ompauy, and mas
r In It. regulation. besides saving nearly one:ha th'
sa' ordinarily charged By Insurance Companies.
ff"'rnr.- in The settlement Of losses, under Cur oye
. II" f".erahlc 10 ar'''r"inn.
DIRECTORS.
y THoMAs, Fairfax, SmRIsr'R NEALE, AlcN'dria,
Il STABIEE AlsxaU,.ria, X. r. LzsrgR Petersburg,
j lvRNER, kinr Wm I STUART, Fa!rtaS.
r SoBHprsoy, AleA'ra, 7 ID lIPscoaB, Pr. William
. Massey. SILAs BIGI a, pomattox
HskrER K II. CARTER. Fauquier,
!iLL. JAMES 7 CLOSE. Alex dria,
>yGsrER A. r. ELAHEY. Madison.
" lHnrAS President: ". u. MASSEY. IrsHs'r.
SoRENrsoS = Pr..t: I. SAS0sTER. Secretary.
JAMES I. CLOSE, Actu"ry sni Gen Agent
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AN g. CHURCH WILLIAM Il. FLEMING,
f,tIt..1fs
WgsTrKy unTrI EIycAsT,,E VA

"ESfkRN HOTEL, FlNCASTbE, VA
II MS Hotel 10 one OF the most pleasantly situated
aoIsrs III the Valley OF V!rsnia, aud 10 now ready
"e reception oi v-lIers who may wish 10 spend their
lF IN the mountains Persons going to and from the
s' VII hnd THE delightful retreat tor several days
torcior has h,;ed up his sulphur Spring, one mile
u fincastle, and parties will fnd this n delightful
% W. walk, o. r"n b" furnished with comfortable
D. !recrs TO aud iron The Spring The proprietor
III saying tina, house In Virginia, furnish
accommodations than this, situated as it is, iu u
Oh plenty. and surrounded by scenery Of the most
rsa'acent character.
.,, rms &c address the undersigned at Fncsstle.
" H-of F. WOLTZ.
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The Hi.v.., -. N.ASCE, FRoa TIE EAKLix-1
PERIOD TO THE pREsEST TINE. itos. Wright

Mr.. Perry, Of : : .'tj the enterprsing Agent Of
the London Printing aud Publishing Company, hae
again con,ribut ID 20 our qualification by laying on
our table numosrs I9 and 20 of this vs.zabe and
interesting work. The embellishments are very fae
being steel engrsvngs of the Burghsrs of Calas be-
tore Edward King Of England, and the Throne Room.
ai,f,io
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M:Lit.aY VIsIToRs.-The Norfolk Bues, Captain
Corpr-" ,nemplate visiting Petersburg on tbs lsh
IT Octvo-l cext,
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A!.siAG> INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
~ Al InE STORE OF CHRISTIAN & LATIl-
MOP No

q T1HT q
.,x, hOP, No. 99, MAIN STREET,
" Nv 'itHE depOstcs VIII br received, which an In.
'isss OF rper cent. will be paid on all sum
*, as on deposite six months longer aat nyeIe
rsoal !, yr shorter period.
,i'l'tliion has been In existence thirty-onc yr rs
=, ,ne: ten millions o dollars has NJ su,pr,
"A. never lost dollar failed pAy anyc f.
due JEO. THOMPSON, President.
nts .,, WIN n. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
-en '|-ei2mos JAMES H. GARDNER Secretary
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,,nI.E COTTON LANDS FOR SALE IN
~. lnpI AND ARkAASAS

-. ,,ai, ar. IN the Mississippi Valley, and are
-....G N icrii.i.y. and are IN the best latitude
.t,If &c That portion ot the land in Arkansas and
~. c1.u'e, IS wei! adapted to stock raising bein.
.ns,.-oi aud part prsire land, well set In hne
thousands OF cattle sheep and horses can be-
.. .,,. 5ut ii,t expense or trouble. The sol pro
49,. w1rs: cora aud cotton, aud 10 near White
xr,cn = nayi.ao,. At all tiines for steamboats,
rp..se; can be found st New Orleans and Mem
,.,,. y;hius produced Ia Tins portion ot The coun.
f.. Sirnpnl. AMI Little Rock Railroad Is low
.h.,i from Memphis II the 81 Francis river tIc
.a .s.ic, OF the road, VIII be put under contract
~ Tin. rohG Will run my land IN Crittcnden, -
.~r. ,i. Prairie counties.
-. ;.r,g. any, been made portion OF the land.
- ISL, .. ic. 5 r burning Oh N February or March,
> sa;.,-lpo o: corn can re planted next spring
gp .... '!c>. !smis cncsp, ana, where the purcha-
e.ire- =. Sc -. woUd take par; pay in nesroes or
,.. =, i es' .;', -; is'r vsiu a!ion
x,I'i,aSsy pleasure n corresponding with parties III
,,-, 70 ,..y lands nm: would - 10 the coun'ry with
- ,sk. ~ ,iniustion- al any time called oa NJ Men'
Their I. "a dolly Steamboat nsviy"t IN 70 WI Mia &c
:, r.. Of all "a. and which can be reac.ec within q
;f-s"..
s. maps and farther descriptions can be seen 81
r.. %: my agcn,a, Messr, God iin 4 arp rson Rich
- IA J. e GkiftlNG,
H.. qI-c..w',n Memphis, Tenn.
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NUMBER 3S.

s'a 'oanda'ion Of knowledge s raised graceful ar,
Pef'"ru'ture of feminine accomplishments.
Mics i'egram s particularly fortunate in her selcc-
'Ion OF The lady who pre.des over the French D.,
p'r'u'eh'' Madame Bsraud is eminently qualified p
'-acn 'ne French language, aud her pronuncsoufs E
ire pnrest f"r'slan French. Thst which now al L
'hen passes current In our schools is ludicrousv Ae
that OF Chaucsrs Prioress, to whom the French }
Paris "was unknown and who INDUCED in = dis,..
ycept French, but which would be unreco o,n-st II.
the metropolis of France.
We wish Miss Pegram God speed in her lsbo-.,
not only for her own sake but for tbs. OF III. con
muniiy At large.
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TIL Ell j. i j. iil.il ] 3 8

= III ~ sssss
e Is H00tsg s Ia sss - 3
Hops on kegs, and ~ 's53s e 9
"a HoOpsOn boxes, tubs and i6aIess seg .
- Are articles Indispensable; 20 q
But hoops as they puff out SE0mans dress,
En.MakIngs the sO0AaGN seOm so much le8Bla -sgls
80 are things most ssassl
Hoops. when their sturdy clasp confines q :!
ssv1DfbfoWn Dltl,caSks the richest Wines 4lasH
81 =. Are objects Of admiration; sasl s3sg
But hoops as part of vTomaf1's baggage ls.ssz-
Are like.the Whoops of q. painted savage
IT, a vile 96omination. n ssji@ss s. sss.ia
= Hoops nal "a useful, pretty toys - Z -
For activelittle girls and boys; ,ai ysss zt-H,
~, But hoops on women gentley 5,s,5,ssy ,,5s
q Ara things TO sneer at aud to, SCOT, Ls-e
Af1dliketie @hoop Of a whocpfng cough e.
Neither usefulnoE orUSmental.
., s9t For while dear woman bones her skirts, 5las
ss2And with q skcleton faunts and airts g .i.e
She has soppeh te,caygH,, e. 70 :,
MAD fRds It hard With her TO tai 7st.s,i s4R
Stand harder stiIlto sit orfgvaIlsi titg lzss
But hntdest Of all to ii, Il a. g,s
For when sldillE Zen wretch has seen,
/ Among the lost in cTinoline, ss1as tds7se
The one his heart holds deareT, 8 80
~ Ohl5Vhat a chill to ardent passion,
= TO feel that through this hollow ftshiop d
He never can be neaTerl III 32S21.
That-ipstead OF lmId1tty drawing near,
And pouring into the thrilling ear = "a
The flood of his souls devotion, so ssa
He must stand and below in thunder tones,
Across a half acre ofskirts and bones, - !.
bzia. As ifhailing ship on tho .oceants s
And ifby chance the maid ofhis choice g
Shonld family hear her lovers voice, i.fa7 y
+--tts' m smile hnF
Whyhe captures mass ofhoops and rings,
Skeletons, bones, and other things,
1ss Too horrible to mention -. III 3s .i=5s.l
Thus lovely woman hoops to folly,
And drives poor man t6shneiancholy
a a, By her great ftigid zones; 20 x 10y
Then let her hear warning. voice si.lsss
Betweenh her hoops and hopes make choice,
=. And give the dogs her bones '4- 90
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mhlS-Iy Sfi's .5-1ti Brooke Countv,'iVa.
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This route passes through N. Lexington, Lancaster Cir
elevie, Washington, Wilmington and richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio. Isf1s =
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J FARE as Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

~ Be particplar and ss for tickets VIA the CIV e.
Short Line Railroad fs - ~
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/ TRAINS. LEAVE zANKsYLLE As PoILoWS:
At 1215a 1140Pl Cincinnati and points ~ ABOVE
arriYalof Central Ohio 1rans and the
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FPisnos SIelodeop4, every Kind of l1nstru
uebts tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted at this establishments. nov6
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIERi3oADy

= u u
ETIHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the AtIanss
tic cities Western, North SoGth.E
Western States bya continuous RoilHay direct. Ths;road
at Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers to
A ports Western Rivers, and Cleveland San
dusty with Steamers to all the
Lakes making the mott direct cheapest and relfq6l6
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For THROUGH tickets and other Information ,sndni
street, Wheeling, Va. +. - = Y =
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In eonnectioh With the above, keep every kind OF mi
and musical generally.
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= 8 sNo.pl15 M;

SHEET MUSIC. s..
Thelatgest stock of sheet music, works &c. TO-
IN the Western country. ssf - -
~ Music sent to any address, postage free. ID
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LIVE i. q o Rz d R &

+ LIVER r. ElfVsTG Or OR I
W g PREPARED BY DR.5sANF6RD, 4e sasa 2
Compounded Entirely lfromgGUnd5y :
TsSONEE OF THE BEST PURGAFIVE ANDLIVER ME-
easier SSa sSy
known Il g not only a IiSsr remedy
and ss u asR az
;s any
q y the system at time
strengthen and build 1t Eint9
meL is one Of the principal aters Of The
RSSS sRs wasP q s VEL
g almost entirely dependent the healthy action
system sof 0tRanthe LIVER
gan, one Of the made lthissdy An
practice 81 tonh some remedy
counseract many to which
9S zfR any as
has ou. to try q bottle, certain
ia healthy
lFu3AfH1NH TIE BLOOD tone ms
whole machinery, removing the cause the
fl saEP86 1geafa are cured Am wF1T
tns occasional use of TIE
One dose Rcent to relieve the stomach
and sF5eAeps the food trom-rstng and SQUIRTING. IL
ony one dose taken before retiring prevents NIGHT
Only dose taken at night lbosansi the bowel,
GENTLY, and cures G0Selg 1T8BEss o.
Cue lose taSe1 after EACH I'M cure DYsPEPSIA,
~ 81 g 94s SIS tea spaoasal rsisve
One Tie
ohis iasnsdiasalS rsl is 6DElS wine
S9s s9ss 35sfa @ o4Ee e ohER
'ysss@ 6 Sc sI'
lognssi nom he
9ss SIs2ss
RIGA "a aG n Is SIs Torss &
BOWEL complaints yteldzz to he drst DOSE.
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Z. dRsT, iPtest, W. NJ. BAYIEY, Act. SUIT.
Cincinnati. k.9.s5 ~ GAINESVILLE, o.
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And there oHANGR and take those Of the O. q
Short Line
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AT Collars and Sleeves, and Collars in sett,
41 White aud FIgureds very Cheap and very prettv.
sept PAYNE& Co., "a Monroe st. Z
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-, FRUIT JARS.
NXsimple and perfectly secured tops which is far spe
rtoFEo tin can now in use, (
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Hours Of departure Ct sRieh- IN si5sg
Retprnfng leave WRshingto a. n. and p. d.
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F'RESTI ARRIVAI5
AT3THE NEW YORK; ISTORR

on HAND large assnrtment OF pure old
" Brendis3s Wines, Gins and whistles for medicinal
,porposeaic CHARLRS w. GRATIAAI,
aug4 So rel SIS No. 90, Centre Whe elinQ,.
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s.s3 III /,
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BANANA The greatest variety OF Papapla Hats
1ulyRs,f 4rra ~ BLISS &gAStPBELL,sis :.
sfAsi' No az Malta
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sr1NWAce DAILY, Sunday night excepted Rich
mend and CITY via and Alex.
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gleeegE6fgeto a - g a
NJ ~ Is. V
eSessssa 6 oEasf, FsfersA giTS6.S
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e i.-.4ssa ss;D@ Nysa' oR3ssA xIy pF,iA&pssslSY
ttfssa7sa gEu1T1oNi ssw datsasi'
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qWheat DrllsafoFl sale 0t
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-08-05
Notice to Bridge Builders.

TiIHE Commissioners of Portage county,
will receive at their Office in Ravenna, until the
27th day of July, A. D. 1858, sealed proposals for the
construction OF bridges and culverts ut the following
places, to wit: Ore bridge near Lazarus Mill III
Deereld, in Franklin, west Of the upper village
over Fish Creek, two in Mantua, the one over the
Cuyahoga east Of the centre, tho other northeast
from tho centre Nays Saw Mil, one In Nelson,
near the house Of Alanson johnson, two in Wind
ham, the one between the r. r. Depot and the north
line of the township, the other near the dwsling of
Mr.. Woodwork, north west from the centre of
tow nshp. one in Paris near the dwelling Of 4. +.
Evans, Two ia Ravenna, one ear Kelloggs Saw Mill
on the diagonal road to Freedom, the Olher the
dwelling Of Charles D. Thompson over the Mahoning
River, one in Randolph near the dwelling of j. q.
Honey one culveTt in Hiram, near John Mason's,
! one arched stone bridge 40 feet chord over Eagle
Creek In the village Of Garrettsville, one arched
| bridge 70 feet chord over the Chagrin Creek, one
mile east of the centre Of Aurora, olso bridge OF
! Cleveland Oh the Albert Sheldon farm. Plans and
specifications for the above mentioned arched bridg
! es, may be seen at this office. ....... ..,
4 Contractors will make their proposals, estimating
by the perch, OF twenty-five feet per perch for the
stone work. including In the price per perch all nee
essary excavations for, and timbers for the founda
tons, and the wood work by the foot, estimating b.
| the length Of the bridges. att
Separate bids for the stone and wood work are SO
licited.
county, for the last FIVE years. -
Contractors will be requested to give bonds for th
faithful performance Of their contracts.
By order Of the County Commissioners.
| H. L. CARTER, Auditor.
| Auditors ONCE, July g., lS5e-2w.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-08-05
HARDWARE HARDWARE!
THE LARGEST
Best and choicest collection of "Hardpare''
ever opened in Portage county, Just
received al the Ne,o Hardtoare
Store, RaUenn0, Ohio.

Thankful for the liberal patronage receive
L ed the past year, and hoping for q continuance,
the latest Improvements and beat styles known the
trade, and can now offer TO their customers, friends,
and all who may give them call, as good colec-
tion Of Hardware TO CHOSE from, as can be found in
anY retail store In Ohio, and will sell the same
lew and cheap, a. any other Firm can, or will, for
cash and ready pay. F.. A. CURTIS g. 90.
July 1855. No. Phoenix Block. 9