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The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Leave saint Paul Tuesday at @ m,
Arriye al Chippewa nexl day by m,
Leave Chippewa Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Saint Paul next day by pm.
Piopooas TO end at Sunrise City invited; also
for three times week service
1851 From Saint Paul. by Saint Francis and Princeton to
Parkers, - miles and back, once week.
Bidders will state distance, and name schedule of
departures and arrivals.
I35l2 From Saint Paul, by White Bear Lake. Fo,esi Lake
and Chnso City, to Sunrise City, 4s miles and
back, once week.
Leave Saint Paul Monday at m;
Arrive at Sunrise City next day BY IL IN;
Leave Sunrise City Tuesday at p m,
Arrive at Saint Paul next day by M
1888 From Saint Paul Cambridge so miles and back
a week
Leave st. Paul Monday at 9 a m;
Arrive at u dhbdge next day by s m;
Leave Cambridge "Wednesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at 81, Paulnext day by pm
1854 From Saint Paul, by Lakeland 10 Hudson, (Wis }
l6 miles and back, once a week
Leave Saint Paul Friday ut m;
Arrive a Hudson same day by ii a m;
Leave Hudson Friday at N,
Arrive at Saint Paul same day by 8 M
1865 From ST. Paul, by Fort Benton IN t. Fort Union
and tho Da'Ies, 20. To 10 Puget Sound. (W.T }
1000 miles and back, once month n
Bidders may propose schedule OF departures and ar-
rivals
Proposals are invited to end at the Dalles. 20. T.o
1876 From Falls of ST. Anthony to Minneapolis, mile and
back, six tines week.
Leave Falls of Saint Anthony daiy except Sunday
at l2m;
Arrive at Minneapolis by l23 p m;
Leave Minneapolis at p m;
Arrive at Falls Of Saint Anthony by l8pm.
1857 From Falls OF Saint Anthony, by Mnneapos
rsburg, Champlain, Dayton, Eor,hvood, Osego,
Manhattan, Monlicslo Ypsiant. Silver Creek,
Clear Water, and Neenah. to Saint Cloud, "a
miles and back. twice week.
Leave Falls ofSt. Anthony Monday and Thursday at
Sam;
Arrive at Saint Cloud Wednesday and Saturday by 6
m
Leave Saint Cloud Monday ard Thursday at 6 M,
Arrive at Falls of Saint Anthony Wednesday and
Saturday by pm. e
Proposals for tI weekly service are invited 81
1858 From Fails OF ST. Anthony by Minne,onka Excel
sor, Chamhassen, Bovan's Greek, Highlands
Creek, Walkers I.andiog, lessen Land. and Big
Hill, to Henderson, 80 miles and hack, once o
week. s
Leave Falls Of ST. Anthony Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Henderson by 9 pm;
Leave Henderson THURSDAY at 6 a m.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

fEXff Il: E TT y
bttue16NG4 lt.dt PjIda0 heRhHt skl p6lttS at nnie
arrival of Central ohio rrains from Wheeling and
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panmpond y yht Aucet 4ppypyed SYLvIc
- tittS 'fE,bNG IA strs atp
md hest port e light now in use It's safe H8ass
free from all properties. It IS because THE
cost p'T hour prn beet
he sna est lamp wlI hr Nv aue for
EE3'tvF Prs n 4cient
any r9m: ihe
ttp tnhlc favdr. HlIfi53 ~ II ~ .itsis III
EoTses Wholesale. amt ST the Fltpishnr
ifn 5zH;:ioE siieaii S ii
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on the healthy action of tn;
ance offs tunctior4SNITent hJ
! aEetata12RlF, and the wi0l,!
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Il tqlopa {, s.st3. 4t Is. al and 1854 PM.
Returning leave washington "A, NJ. and = p u.
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sAeEt t.I1ts LstiE E1ad! .i4 a,tE.nY a.J sEniamAl
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h. e.triai,tn,,,, ilJAi& lin V7BEab4I9I nj ,In1t5
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IN 9 TSnsstFy. 96d BT6SS6TT II1-
sHicf live
fRtseSsesN" - 10. HARROBREI
i ape No. 148 Main st.
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aarj sI .sgo HG4EJF Eff:sd8 - u E3d.4j ia g,t
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kitIGThslargeyt 4ui hest Outps Mats syerRnbhs6. 20
lSANDER'S FEVaREADERS, .NIIlSpS'S HISTORIES. 60
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h0N taRstaleanltla Enrt NlOtio.sEJ 9fle69 III
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IS U9M NtasR9llN " IoiAsN '3iB.NaE N3rl

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III .IhyS &5eYtpt thus! iill&ASGEf1 SCtO4SI
sIIPS, time before the LIST day SeIt.,per an,
completing thorough of
keeping and its lucrative
plOymentin Commercial orl king Houses Accouatts
kB5thibstJr+ 1tHs suite otL tN N}
be ndrmpir.l the full amount nj the paid
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t9h90'S sattend q 'G6m3nes5Sri11 f.7iee1:s 't
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Ga1Ud3 .gt,'; sPRATEbE&s.sI t.i. o.i ~ 81
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23
Ravenna Book Store.
ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE m

Two successive annual reduction sales of
Books having been received with marked
favor and liberal patronage, VIC have been
induced to present larger and much more
GENERAL AND DESIRABLE
assortment for the third sale, than we have
been able to offer at any preceding one.
The assortment Of Books presented at this
time, are, for the most part, new publica-
tions, embracing works in nearly every de-
partment Of literature, handsomely bound,
and of intrinsic vulue to persons desiring in.
struction and entertainment of mental
nature.
Many of the Books are offered al hall
price, some at less, and all at a large discount
from retail prices. The price that each
iIbook will be sold for, will be plainly marked
in it, in figures. and each book is guaranteed
to be richly worth the money that will buy
| it, or more. ,, H. 80 sa.- ...'eu. 5a'
During the time the sale continues, many
works OF History, Travels, and Science, will
be offered, and as we'll as the cream Of the
Popular works, published during the lOs,
two years. ,.,...., g-,,,..... -
We have few shelf.worn and soiled
books, that will be sold "dog- g-cheap," with.
out regard to cost. &; 71C45
No better opportunity was ever offered tc
"get your money back" US an investigation
Of the stock will amply attest, but don't take
our work for it, but call, eramine and bu,,
| for yourselpes, at the
ss.,s f. RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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FURs-FURs- -FURs-FURs !
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. FL. TUBBS.

viii Sc h at.endahee asfollows:
RAvENNA, Prentiss House, Wednesday, Jan. 5c.
Akron, Empire House, Tuesday, Jan. y;
Cleveland, American HouSe, Jah. 8 and 7.
For consultation upon ali diseases of the Tfroat,
Lungs. Heart, Liver, stomach. Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheu tsm, eivops.
neos, Debility Dyspepsia. Femaie Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities Of the Blood, Erupions, Can
GERS, Ulcers and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints, both OxteTBaland internal. 49,,
For sorre. .tgp Seard Dr. T. has devoted his entire
time 10 chronic diseases, treating thousands annual.
~, many OF whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach IN.ro ease are minsrai or ets:
- dSss ak :fS to %Sa:
can be taken Pilh safety by the most delicate, and
patients me! remain arfhome, and continue with
prudence their otdinary diet and exercise Hundreds
have recovered Under the treatment aer friends aud
physicians had given up all hope the mdisputabc
da, however reduced OF desnairng; are invited 10
be given or expense incurred, Without correspond.
Ing prospect of recovery.
fRAVESHA, o., Now, 1883,
Dr.. II. TUDDs-5ir: tam glad 10 add my testmo.
to the number of those yon r,csiviug. 1t was
after much perSna sion that onsplted YOU, Perhaps
this may influence some other hesitatjpS invalid Ia
seek f'r reefat your hands. During lie Winter al
1885, was so reduced as to DO unable when strong
eat, to sit at the table, affection was said to be
dlsease of the left lung, heart and stomach. The
cough was very severe, attended with siorthcss Of
breath, night sweats, and swelling Of the fact and an.
ese than cracker during the Winter, and for two sue.
cessve weeks, subsistcd on rice water or gum arabic
water alone. Sinking Turns came on nearly every
day ssd @ !" gSS day ds2E,ns
tation was distressing. The heart appeared to stop
ut times, causing death ike sensation though The
sreath was gone and the circulation srreste. Thu,
sninring ndescribaby, and to all appearance baanc
ing between life and death, fingered until relief wa
! obtained under your treatment. was at that time
residing In Northheld, Summit Co., where the circum
stances here gwen wore known generally. am now
Onto ing comfortable health. and though not rs vgor
ous as many, am able to perform household duties
without Inconvenience, and have walked over two
miles, with suffering nothing than fatigue at the
time The great beneft derived from your treatment
aud the interest you have manfested for me, shall
ever be held In groatful remembrance.
Respectfully, Yours, e..
Nov. 10. Mrs. MARY A. BATEMAN.
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Eeks1I NStfce.

ELISHA GARRETT, non-fesident Of
ID the State CT Ohio, 10 hereby notified that on the
25tA day Of October, Al; D} 1885, DanBi Thomas hsd
hs petition in the Court Of Common Pleas OF the
county OF Portage and state of Ohio, against the said
Elisha Garrett, which is still pending shetein, the OBJ
;ect and prayer Of which petition is 70 recover from
;he said Garrett The amonDt due ave seyevai pro-
missory notes. executed BY The said Gafret and now
ma property Of the said plaintiff 10 wits One for the
ann oS S55.5I executed TO Davis Il Thomas, Jan. q
1850. and due al date; one for the sum Of $500 ex
scvscd 10 Henry April 1855, end due q datei
ona 70 Davis & Thomas for go, Sept. 1855 pay
AHA in nine months om date, with interest; one 10
r. Minvoune for rs, Sept lesS, and due at date
Sntfone 10 Days 4 Thomas, March ", 1855, icI 1tIo,
T5:d AZ data, an Vf which said notes are due ahS
Gpii8. TKe plSiniin asks the sait
Earrstf fcf s6BS6 and the interest on said sewers
sums from the maturity Of said notes, and that q
order 81 attachment was At The same time issued u
said cause against said Garrett.
The said Garrett u also further notified that he !
reqpirsd 10 apswer said petition on OF bsiore the S
Gay ol'aou4s e'''' u. IN, O.. RANEEY,
Dee. 4, IsSe-Sw. Atty'B for ilainti6.
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GTThe Jackson (Miss.) Eagle says that
several years ago, veritable Egyptian sil.
yer coin worth about thirty cents of our cur.
rency, was, in digging we'll near Tollaho.
ma, in that State, found embedded in the
earth about thirty fee under ground.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

0TA bill has passed the House of Re.
presentutives of Georgia, by vote of fifty.
six TO fifty two. prohibiting the intermnrriase &c
of first cousins, under severe penalty, and
cutting Of the inheritance of issue.
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or The State Of Mississippi tas pdssed a
bill prohibiting, after the lst Of January next
the circulation in the State of all bank notes
of the denomination of $40 and under.
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Sept, 1855
. NEW GOODS
FOR FALL AND WINTER IRA DE-
AT The
ShalersriNe Cheap Store.
SFEAT6R. Daily & COMPANY

TAKE pieassdHrree in announcing to their
oil friends and customers that they are now in receipt
Of the largest ahd most splendid stock Of Fall and
Winter DRY GOODS eYsr offered In Old Portage at
prices compe'ng with any Establishment ON the Wes
Prints, Of all popular b!a9Ss;'
DE LANES, of the very choicest styles;
French Merinoes, plain aud figured, at astonishing.
low prices,
Cashmeres, plain and figured; d:
Irish Poplins, Opera De Laines;
COburg Robes, Robes Guile; -,
cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts and VesNn9s;
'rweeds, Jeans, Linseys and FiaIneIs; a..
Brown Sheetings, Bleached Musins, Tlckingr, etc;
Ladies' Magic Shawls, Bay State, Broche, etc;
Cloaks, Talmas, Chenille Scarfs, etc;
Hoop Skirts, OF approved makes;
French. work Coilars, undersieeves, and all kinds
of embroidery. o.
Also, a large lot of White Bed Blankets at 30 per
cent. below last years prices.
Dress Trimmings ofevery description, to match EIl
kinds of Dress Goods.
Balmoral Skirts for ladies; q new and very neces'
sary article for the season, at a very low price.
White Brillians, at from l2a cents TO 81 cents per
yard. slss.
ofevery kind of mems wear, at extremely low prices.
Gentlemen, do not fail to give our stock an examina-
tion. The price Is marked on each garment and can
not be changed for LOVE- or GoLD.
October Z, 1855. STREAroR, DAILY g. CO.
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EaElll- for snIe.

THE undersigned now offers his farm ldr
sale. which is situated In the north part Of Bfn.
aeld township, Portage county, ana and contains contains lIS
IN ,Se townShfb, aid is we'll Matefed win springs S
weIs. There arc 25 acres Of timber pRon y, mostly
oak, q 80 and 10 feet barn, 2 coRioI,aeie frame
rSt. The 10 cation 10 pleasant and heaby convent'
AMI 10 rood schools, and but miles rom FRANKLIN
Mills, which 10 considered % good Wnest as
Akron. Price, $50 per aero. ,.t "
Ruoulre Of John B1shoDg nea he place, or Of the
.nhscribar one mile south OF the centre Of Tallmadge,
snm nil county. CYRUS ADAMS.
November 4, le5o-3m gte Il, h
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Masonic ELECTION. the annual com.
municatien Of Unity Lodge, No. u, of An.
cient Free and Accepted MOsons, an elsc.
tion was held for officers to serve during the
ensuing year, which resulted as follows -
e. T. RtcHARpsON, w. Master; ANDREW
JACKSON, 8. Warden; THOMAS E. BATEMAN
J. Wardeni JAMES w. SoMERvrLLE, Secre
tary, CHARLES GREENFIELDER, Treasurer
Edwin TWIrr. s. Deacon; A. 8. BALDWIN
]. Deacon; ORANGE KNArP, Tyler.
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6TThe grape crop Of the Irnian Islands.
has tufhed out poorly this year, the disease
having done much damage. The currun
harvest at CephoIohia and zante was very
good:
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What, Everybody Wants T!
A IR-TlGRT FRUIT CANS. at whole
July ., 1855. E4TRNAK GLASS 90. sToKE.
RnlRlKsoN..- ) KING 4 COZ

BAxKERs, Ravenna, o. DealeFsin Exchange, ,Polu
ana silver Coin, Business Paper and Bank Not6s.-
CoIleciions made and remitled for, on dSS Of pay.
fent, without charge beyond the current rate Of ex'
clihore Drafts On England, Ireland and all other
counties Of Enfepe Money, inheFitanccA and eyeIy
otfiSf 6laif c6Iected Id any part Of kpTope. Fas-
sage ticko u from Liverpool 10 New York. ts.
OctobeF-14, IS5e-Iy.
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GTlt is confidently expected that the
mammoth steam ship. the Great Eastern,
will make her first trip to this county about
the middle Of next summer.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATlER !!

THE undersigned. at their old stand. woNla
i respectfully call the attention Of thels numerous
customers and the public at large TO their unusually
largo sorLMent OF homo manufactured EE3F p
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

ELEcrloN In SHALERsytttE. On Satur-
day last, an election was held III Shalers-
vile for Justice of the PeaGsj %hiGh result.
ed in the reelection OF E. n. CRANE, Re:
publican. E. D. BArcocx was the Demd.
cratic candidate.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

GFAn effort is being made in the South
Carolina Legislature to repeal the usury
laws. #
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DIED.

... DIED. .....
In Roots'oHn, on the 9Th inst, ABRAHAM
OLMsTEAD, Esq, aged sixty years.
In Rootstown, on the 18th inst., Mr.. QEo.
MoULToN, aged sixty two years.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

embracing Mems, Boys and Yoptbs' Calf, Kip and
Kid, Morocco aud Calf Bootsss Narkins, Slips, 90.
Also, good ass ,rtment OF Mems shoss, Caters,
Rub6ers &C., all Of which will be sold Vt prices to
suit the times. ...s.
We can safely say that we have not only one cfths
largest but one of the best stocks OF Wofk
now on hand, we ever had at any one time befores
sortm ent Of Leather Shoe Findings, LASTS c, con.
stantly hand which will be sold At low ngures iof
cash or ready pay only. tEt.t.. i.
for FIIpRs CALF SKINS AND EREEp PELTs, In cash Or
goods az may ba wanted. GILbIS DURHAM !.
Ravenna, September 80, 1658-6m y a.ss.,s
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TRUE TO THE LAsT--by A. s. Roe.
TIMOTHY TITcoMH's LETTERS.
A wohiAK's TAot6H+s ABOUT A woNAN-By
author of Juo. Halifax.
SEA STORIES:
BAKED HEAD:
MorRRN STORY TELLER.
SURGEONS GEMS.
SURGEONS LIFE AND MINISTRY. IN
CRUISE OF THE BETsY--By Hugh Miller, =,
MEMOIR OF sTopDARo--A Minister To Tie
HISTORIANS.
THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF pAvTE. ,
FRESH LEAvEs-By Fanny Ferb, in Blue
and Gold.
ALL THE PoETs-in Blue and Gold.
SIX YEARS IN INDIA.
TEXT BOOK OF MODERN CARPENTRY, WITH
PLA-Es--A valuable and cheap work.
TOY BOOKS AND PRIMERS.
CHRISTIAN HYMN BooKs--A new supply.
SCHOOL BOOKS-SCHOOL BOOKS
at the RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
NOV.21 iolas ts
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q OMETHINts NEW Those carbon oil
- lamps. They are pretty, snd the beet light IN
use Kiso, de new patent nud lamp globes, shades,
viets etc.,N loet7, BAIRD 4 WAITE,
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MEDrcaE APforKTM EKrs.A Attention u
directed 10 oihsldgcrtisemenuo Dr.. DELLEN.
slrcH, ia smother columa, sas s'aefy4s.
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BLEACHED SHEETINGl
w E hear great Dragging on Bieached
w Goods. We Will sell you the best 12t you ever
aaw all other qualities In proportion, 90 per cent lees
than you can buy elsewhere.
October 7, 1853, G06s & BROTHER.
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BURGLARY IN DERR1TELD.-On Tuesday
night Of last week, the house Of CHRIsTO.
fHER MERwlN, a tanner, living at the center
OF Deerfeld, was entered by a rObber, and
two silver watches and $40 in money stolen.
The entrance 10 the house was effected by
removing a pane Of glass froh a window,
enabling the party on the outside to take
out the sash. In the early part Of the hight.
some one was heard about the house. md
Merwin vent to the door and found a msu
there, who asked him for directions to some
place in that vicinity. At this time the
watch dog belonging to the family was lei
out Of the hOuse--aha the robber must By
some means have madc friends with him
or the burglary could not have been com
mitted. By boot tracks and the taking o
the money from place where a strange
thief would not have found it, II is though
some clue is given to the perpetrators Of th
crime. Democrat.
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I ..'RlAYENNis CARNAGE COMPANY

AS trade se ems nov % Be feviving fFnna
A ia long prostfation. shb panS take pleasure
IN saylne 70 Sheif fsienas end e public eAneTalIp
lhai they have nor on hand epIeedid ssaoEtmqnkQt
ssspi NJ Il lCARkLA GEGs BUS GIEs,E ssts
sssstal snd LhnSot yFsgnrt, ke,, u made Il lks
beat posSIBIs mahnos and Warranted. UnE lAciitee
Il 10 the interest 81 any Ii want OF articles 1nf ee,
10 call aud examine our stack before puFoAAsinesA
We are also prepared % do sny .meant ef .usIsse
mann on aud ON fsaS0nAbl9 terms.
\ Jaf,s 10, less saRIFFfN, Secretary.
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n Legal Notice.
Margaret Krotzer ct al. Plaintiff,

Anthony Krotzer, ct al, Defendants. la.-
IN the Court of Common Pleas OF, Portage county
and State of Ohio. Petition for Dover.
A ARON AYERS and Margaret Ayers,
II his Wife, Benjamin Tyler and Mary Ann Tyler his
wife; Jacob Donsel and Sevilla Donsel, his wife !;
Msrgetta Hanchett, Heman A. Hanchett; Charles G.
Krotzef, Reuben Krotzer, Amos KfotEer, Aaron
Krotzer Isaac Krozer, Harriet Krotzer, John Krot.
ger and Isaac Cup, non-Tesdents, are hereby notiHe
that on the 21yt day Of Dscembers 1858, Margaret
Krotzer fled her petition aganst them and others. in
said Court, asking, as the widow of Jacob Erotaer
deceased to bs endowed W the third part of the real
estate Of which Che said Jaeo dsd seized, being about
two hundred and seven aereG Of land In lots 2G and 81
in Brimheld, in said county, and more particularly
described In said peon, Which said real estate bs.
longs said defendants as hefrso of safd jacob Kro
zer deceased. Said persons made defe ndants In
said petition, and are required to answer the by
the sixth day Of February, 1872 4r Judgment will be
rendered agaibst them. lMICHAEh STUART.
| Dec, So, lSSs-6w. =. Plainhhs' Atty.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

RlvExEA TRISTAN Scc1ErY.--We are
requested to say that the members Of The
Ravenna Thespian Society will give an en-
trrtainment at the Town Hall, on to NOR
rcv friday evening, when they will pre-
sent the three act Drama Of "Slill Waters
Run Deep" and the Farce of "The Siam
eses T%lna.2 The Ravenna Brass Band
will be present. and discourse music adapt.
cd to the occasion. gt.5,a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23
& Two-horse Wagons

Tor SALE.--Georae BostwIck has Tor
l. sale ave new and.hishiy finished two.hcrae was.
saIiakfe rotea. Rnuuira Of George Bosswiok, cs ~
Inv 'Iss iasB. r BOsTWICK q BEATTYiasa
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

stEposr 0FFIcEi AT RAvENKA@A ,.4 ~
-OHEE,pt 7,3O, A. N. CLOSE at 9 p. ~. Daily
u, sundays excepted. .R.A. M
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

....YRpEn,EE,as The The q g. w. R. r.
Wewefe shown 4 few days ago, by Chief
EsginesroD. G. CoOLtAH, 4 profile of the
EasAsrn Division Of the Atlantic G. Great
WeaeTn RpiIroad. which he is now ,prepar-
ing for exsaiIna,ioh in Englapd: Ii isneat-
ly stft svsatately gotten up, and reflects
preat credit On the skill Of Mr.. o. and bis
..Lsss sEa s.Egsava TN 9Esfs&t8a
ebeIbtuuh' 80 ,.-.E.s n AZ r
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

K OSTWICK g. BEAMTY are again on
~ hand with an assortment of Hats and Caps which,
ike every thing else, will be sold In accordsnce with
She tiffyAa.. n e r..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

a beautiful assortment ef rev Carpets jus,
II received which will be sold cheap for CASH, at
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-23

DOSTWICK g. BEATTY have too many
ID Goods to advertise them al!
Oct. Z, 1858. BoSi" lCh q bEAlli'