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By the use of winchestsr's Genuine Preparation
OF DR.. j. T. Churhills Compound Of the
II Y p OP II o 8 p HITES!

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COWS UNPT i0Ni
The use Of the Hypophosphitss in Consump
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remedy. = Out Of twenty two
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10 Price 81 per bottle. or three bottles for g.
with full directions for use Write for Circulars
which will give reliable information, and save
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at the lowest discount for cash, al the Sole Gen
eral Depot in the United States, byJ. WINCHES-
TER, American and Foreign Agency, 20 John
street, New York. Also Of
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Agent tor the States Of Mass, n. a., and VT, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
Boston, June !, 1859. SLY
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MOUNTAIN STAG

Thia line makes connection with the Bethel
Stage at Hancock. passing through East Middle
bury and Ripton. Leaves the Middlebury House
Tuesday, Thursday ant Saturday Immediately
after the arrival Of the morning train FROM Rut-
land Leaves Hancock for lliddlebury at seven
o'clock Of the alternate days. Excursion parties
to the Hat Crown House or points on the noun
tain win find this an economical and pleasant
conveyance
l2;sw LORENZO CUTTER.
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
d ID ID n ]
6ISGzV~N
Fire Proof Safes In the World

ARE THE MARYLAND PATENT.
CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, ~ coMPApIsos
WITH OTHER SAFES.
Grafton, December I'd 1858.
Siessrs. Sheuvin ond Burgess, Agents for Mar.
lands Patent ire Proof Safe-Gemtiemen IL
have examined the Msrland's Patent Safe in
your store and so far as am able to judge OIL Its
Fire Proof Qualities, believe the principles mp.
Oh which 1t is bu IT, the most reiail In resisting
heat, of sny Fire Proof safe, that has come IN.
der my observation, and particularly recommend
1t to the attention Of our Probate Districts, that
are now supplying themselves. for the preserva.
ton of their Records. BENZ. ". DEAN,
See. of Stnte.
Brattlebsro, December Sd, 1865.
This may certify that we have ex mined the
Marland's Patent Fire Pho If Safe, exhibited TO rs
by Mr Arson Hardy, aud that In our opinion,
Marland'. safe won be reliable one 10 pur.
chase for the use Of the Probate Courts
( F eAo Ds'aD. 'SSa ass:, Ct
MiddIebury, April 27th, 1853.
The Legislature Of Vermont at Its last session,
passed law making it the duty Of the County
Judges 10 procure Fire Proof Safes, in which 10
deposit Probate Records. In discharge Of that
duty we have spent some time IN examining a
number of Sdfes-Me have come to the conc u.
sion that the Mari ni's safe msnrise trred BY NJ.
b. Bigslow and An,on Hardy Of Boston, Mass, 10
superior to any other We have examined, for Its
that description for the New Haven Probat Dis.
triet, and are well satisfied with the workman.
ship, apparent st ength and dursbil ty.
y. W. Y. WRl1Ar, Asst. Judges o! Ad
H. y. SMITH. Id on County Court.
NJ. B. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprletors,
81 School street, opposite City Hal, Boston Mass.
a.. SHELDON, OF Mddlebury, A.,
County treasury. Hs'n'
~. pusKLrk, Burlington, A,..
J.& A. LASpoS, Rutland Agents
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TO County Superintendents
Town Agents in Vermont.
Pure Wines and LIQUORS.

CRARLEs BAcEMAA, SO Front Street, New York.
has made large and extensive sales of she best
descriptions Of Pure VINES and Liquors to Town
Agents in this 5 ate, and win continue to furnish
the same, on reasonable terms on application a.
abb I've, TO CHARLES BACKMAN,
or W W. DREW, lr..,,,
W. Tssr Hsv Els lA,s1s'''''
Reference may be made, IA regard to the char
acter and standing Of the House, and to the su.
perior quality Of the Liquors, to
Edward liungerord, Prof. of Chemistry In
the University Of Vermont.
s.W. Thayer, NJ. D, Dean of the Medical
Faculty, U. V NJ.
". Carpenter, NJ. D., Prof. &c. in same.
J. 8. Pierce, Commissioner, Chttendsn Co.
Dsa. James Mitche ], Agent. Burlington.
Chas: DAVIS, Commissioner, Caledonia Co.
W. Fl. H. Bingham, Lamollle
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ESTRAY.

S,myed from the enclosure Of the subscriber,
en tue 2ad ult,, THEE gearing heifers, two Of
them dark red Tone with white strip on one hip)
The other light red. with brockle iacs. Whoever
will nnd said cattle, or give Information where
they may be found, will be literally rewarded.
EDWARD FULLER.
JIidisbury, July i3, 1863. l4tf
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WRAPPING PAPERS.

Over 1000 lbs Wrapping Paper, just received
including Manila. Hemp, Rag and Straw, all
sizes and weights, TO which the attention Of mer-
chants and consumers is invited. We intend TO
make this prominent branch of our business.
and Merchants may depend upon finding l.rgs
stock, oil Of which will be sold at Loo Pricea
Please call and examine.
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A Chance for all to get Rich
Money Wanted at 80 per cen. Interest.
THE SECURITY BEYOND QUESTION.
The investment to be made III
STEWARDS
iz,2rovsd Faet Saving aRd Comfort. P@odzeiao
rNNr%rHYSS dmN--t

COOklNG STOVE!
tits the only true economist among Cooking
Stoves.
1t will pay for itself in saving fuel every three
years.
1t has the very best fues ever made.
It bakes perfectly Oh top and in oven both at
once.
1t does all sorts of cooking stthe same time.
1t gives you also plenty Of hot water and
Alarming closet without cost.
1t hos stood the test for twenty years and
game constantly in public favor.
1t was invented and perfected by a veteran
Stove maker
1t is the only perfect Cooking Stove In the
country or the world.
Iii. capable of doing twice the work of any
other Stove in existence.
It the sure source Of comioIt, happiness and
peace In every househ I'D.
!: costs but little more than q common Stove,
and will last you twenty years.
1t is warranted for three months, and may
then be returned; so you run no kind of risk In
trying it.
FvLLER, WARREN s. Co., Manufacturer,
J. W. DORSEY, Agent, Benson, Vt.
Small descriptive pamphlets furn' shed without
charge. Sc
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STEW ARTS STOVES.
For sale By J. DAVENPORT.
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.
Also Pianos Tuned.

xaIsV Iuuus I uHtus
Tie undersigned Can and WIN sell Pianos from
sny all the principal makers in o.ton, New
York and Albany, Tor less than can be found any
where else north Of the city Of Troy. They iu-
vte any one about to purchase to call and exam
me ior theIpselves. Every instrument fully
warranted aud Kept in tune one year free Of
charge. Mr. A y. Powers viii continue TO tune
Pianos ia Nj idlsbur,, Cornwall an brdport,
three times a ysar until further notice is given.
Next regular tlme Of tuning at Middiebury, first
week IN .rsust. PA8TEIpor & Powers.
burlington, Judy ., 1869. lSily
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MARRIED..

in Salisbury, July 4th, by Rev. 5. W. Bidrell,
Dir. DA-Ip LENo, of Salisbury, to Miss Lucy J,
BAILEY, of Rip,on.
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w A T Err G URE E.
LAWRENCE WATER CURE,
BRATTLEB0RO, w.,
possessing the utmost advantages which per-
fectly healthy climate, unexceptiopable location
and perfect arrangement Of Its various depart
ments, can furnish, together with an abundant
supply of
PURE SOFT WATER,
at all seasons of the year, and being conducted.in
every particular, with special reference to the
WANTS OF THE INVALID
has become widely celebrated as popular resort
for those who are
SEEKING HEALTH !
1t is a matter of satisfaction to US that we are
daily receiving evidence Of the fact that our
Physicians possess tho entire
CONFIDENCE OF PATIENTS.
who have placed themselves under our care, and
we are able to guarantee cure, In al cxrable
easss, while such as are not considered durable
are not advised to remain
In the treatment of the varied forms Of
RHEUMATISM.
PARALYSIS. and
FEMALE DISEASES
we have had the most abundant success, and the
ssme Is true of
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, and
CHRONIC DISEASES. generally.
We do not confns all our pstletns to the same
diet, neither do We suffer any to indulge In inju'
rious or pernicous habits, such as the rss Of To.
bscco, in any shape, or indulgence in spirituous
Liquors, or any others, the influence Of which
could only be to weaken and dsstro y the vitality
hence
THE SICK GET CURED,
not only of their ailments, but also Of their bad
habits.
With every variety Of Gymnastic Appsrstu,
at our command, both for pleasure and profit;
with thorough knowleag. and experience to di.
rect the CalistL enio and other exercises; with
more than Forty 'fIerent forms Of Baths; with
the E'sc,rie-chernica Baths, and the system of
Electricity, which has produced such wondrous
results 1t might be thought sufficient for all pui-
poses but we have still more increased cur facl-
tiles, by the addition of special department for
the practice of
THE MOVEMENT CURE
which will be under the immediate supervision,
Of Dr.. VIM. W. wier, who is eminently qualified
for the duties involved.
It will thus be seen that we have combined sd.
Manages of every agency which can promote
health, or restore it, when lost, and We invite
those who are sick to isit lis, if they would re.
gain health.
Physicians and Clergymen or any others who
may be interested in knowing full particulars,
will receive every attention by calling on Us, OF
we will send Circular to any addre,. on ep-
plication.
JOSEPH DAWSON,
PRorRIETos.
PRoF. c. B. BLAKALL,M MIDI
WI. w. WEIR, NJ. D., I Phvneiaas.
4;3m
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Goods at Cost.

The entire stock OF my good, shall offer at
cost and !ess without reserve, consist & Of a
large stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCK.
cry, SALT, PAINTS, GLASS, STONE
WARE, &c, &c,
All OF which hall sell ut cost TO any who may
wish 20 purchase, as am determined to close up
nv business in this place between row and fall.
Cash or good tub butter taken in exchange for
goods.
Now Is the TINE to get bHrsa!ns and nc mis-
take, as there is no humbug IN this offer.
Nm. H. REASEN.
July il, 1858. i3i4w
CATERS CATERS CATERS
For rs cents pair at WlLCoAs.
STEW ARTS STOVES.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, July IA, 1893,
At market, 46o Beeves 80 Stores, 1000 Sheep
and Lambs, 700
PsrcEs- Market Beef--Extra, So 50a0, 100; FIRST
quality, sS,l $4,000; second do, $500; third do,
$500.
borkia9 0rer-S90, 100, Sis so 100.
Mich Cbcs-s4o e as common do. SCI, a22.
T,ro Years Old-S22 a 20.
Three Years Oid-S2s So
Hides-7 S-4ss Lac per ID.
Cht Skins-ls q lao per ID.
7aitose Sales at TAT LIE, rough.
Sheep aud Lambs-sxtra, sl,6oa2,e0; Extra,
500 q 600.
P.hs-sl.6o Sl,76.
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Human Body, it. liability to disease, Sc.
0utnoress Of Book, rhe rus Family Herbal"
dedicated expressly to her sex. She comes
highly recommended by the press and many dis
:ingnshsd individuals.
sHLgdies and gentleman who wish to consult
Msdsme Young, will find her at the Addison
Houee. Room No. le,-snlrance north door,
from Saturday until Wednesday, July 9th. Ad.
vice gratis.
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800 Reward.

lie above reward viii be paid by the unesr.
signed for the detection Of the infamous scoun-
irel who tnaliciously cut and defacel the car
rage Of Adams Brothers, at the Lake Dunrnore
House on the evening of the 4th of July Inst
Similar out,rges have been perpetrsted before,
and we inv, Ike the aid Of al go cd citizsnss in
exposing their base cowardly ond indignant
author.
n. T. Barbour, lohn ". stewart
Geo. c. Chairman, J. W. Conroe,
Dn,ah. Stewart, Ira Allen,
q. G; Wilcox, Calvin Goodno,
Valentine " Clay, H. ". Fits,
FIR CLAW. A. q. Copeland,
Sathanlel HurIis, H. W. Brewster,
CALVIN Hill. ]. H. Summons,
!, p. Rockwell. ] B. Copeland,
J. Davenport, A. Chapman,
" We'ch. VIM. Latimer
II. Dean. Y. H. Rowe,
G. ii. Tilden, d NJ. Lord,
Louis Hope, W.. P. Russell,
Jacob Dewey, c. G. Cadyi
Horace Crane y. d. Earl,
5. NJ Brooks, Homer Sheldon,
WIN. H. R,rnsen Harmon sheldon.
C:L. Porter, B. S. Beckwith,
]. G. Wellington VIM. Nash
Jo-eph Warner,
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Rice

600 lbs. choice Whole Rice, for sale hy <,
E. vALtETpfs
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FREE LECTU RE.

MADAME YouNG, the celebrated
Lecturer and Physiologi.t will
deliver Il Free Lectu,e to the
LADIES ONLY, Of Niddlsbury.
and vicinity, on Saturday After
noun, July 2'd, at 8 Q clock pre-
cisely, at the Union Hall, on the
atruotur. spd forp,utinn of the
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Last Arrival of Seeds

For the season thi. day received
TIMOTHY, RED AND WHITE CIovEE,
Vetchss, Psss. Garden Seeds, &c. fersaislb5
May 25. E. vALLHTTEAe
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LEGAL NOtice.
/. - LekslJ NUttCe'
DIMES OF HOLDING COURTS

DIMES OF HOLDING COURTS 10
i the ninth judicial District Of Ohio. ior the YEAR
a. D., 1860, nXsd and ordered BY the Judges Of the
Bn il xed and ordered that the District Court, for
the 9Th Judicial District OF Ohio shall be held for the
year $780, iu the several counties In said District bo-
ginning at the times following, TO wit:
In the county Of STARK, TUESDAY, May LIST.
In the county Of fColumbiana, Tuesday May 10th.
In the county of Carroll. Mcdnesday, May 1914.
IN the county Of Portage, Tuesday, September 9Th.
In the county Of Lake, Monday, September 10TH
In the county of Geauga, Wednesday, Sept 18Th.
In the county Of Ashtabula, Monday, Sept. 18th.
In the county ofTrumbull, Saturday, Sert. 99d,
In the county OF Mahoning, Wednesday, Oct. ID,
And that the rourts OF Common Pleas shall be held
in said cousnes for the year A. D. IeGO beginning at
In the county Of Carroll, February I3th, May 2rst
and October 10th.
In the comfy of Stark, February 9Th, June 9Th
and October 22d.
In the county of Mahoning, February Islh, May 2Iss
an d October 10th.
In the county of Columbiana, March 5th, June 4th
ana October Goth.
In the county of Portage, February 18th, May 2Ist
and October 10Th.
In the county of Trumbull March sth, June 4th and
October Goth.
In the county of Lake, February 18th, Msy I4ih and
October 1st.
In the county of GOaugu, March 5th, May 2sth and
October 22d.
In the county of AshtabuIa, March Goth, June IIth
and November 18th.
Tho Clerks of SAID Courts of said several counter
are ordered 10 enter these times aud this order On the
Journal of District and Common Pleas Courts, and
publish the same as required by law enacted April
9th, 1859.
Fixed and ordered by us at Canneld, Mahonins
county, October 5th, 1859, as witness our hands.
b. F. HOFFMAN, Judges Of the Courtl
L. w. POTTER, of Common Pleas fol
JOHN w. CHURCH, (the 9th judicial Dis
HORACE WILDER, J trict Of Ohio.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is trul taken
and copied from the original order now hle In the
Clerks office. 4. ROSTWlCk,
| November 90, ls59-4w Clerk.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
BY EtERy STEVENS, F. X. S OF Edinburgh, aud the
late J. p. NoRTON, Professor of ScieHti1c Agricul-
Octave. 1904 pages, and numerous EngraVings.
This is, confessedy, the most complete work on
tAgricnliure published, and in order TO give it
wider circulation the publishers have resolved to rec
duce the price to
FIVE ,LLARs FOR TIE TWO VOLUMES =!
When sent by mail (post tpuid) to California and
Oregon the price will be 81 To every other part OF
the Union, and to Canada (post-paid) SIS. CPThs
work is NOT the old ''book of the Farm"
Remittauces tor any of the above publications
should always be addressed, lost paid, 10 the Pub
fishers, LEONARD SCOTT " co.
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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MARRIED.,

NANNIEDI
In this village, on the l lth inst, by Rev,
J. c, Hart, Mr.. ROYAL GURLEY, OF Roots.
town, and Miss HENRIETTA III. BUTLER, of
Ravenna.
At the Prentiss House, on the 9th inst,
BY Rev. l.. J. L Baker, Mr.. WILLIAM F.
BOYD and Miss EMMA DARLING, both .!
Streets boro'.
In Rootstown, on the 2Oth ult., by Rev.
l.. w. Ely, Mr.. ]. s. MARVIN, q Il VIENNA,
oDd Ms, SARAH III. WooDRU7g, OF the for.
mer place.
On Butternut Hill, Randolph, on the Goth
ut, by Robert NJ. Hamilton E>q, Mr.. A.
R. DAMON, of New Baltimore, Stark Co.
nnd Miss ELIZA ENDLY, OF DeerGeid.
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Money rent in the State where issued will be re-
ceived ut par.
CLUBBING.
discount of twenty ave per cent. from the above
prices will be aowel to CLUBS ordering four or ore
copies Of any one or more Ofthe above works. Thus
Four copies o. Black wood If one Review will be
sc, TO address for $0 four col les of tho four
Reviews and DlacSwood for $50; and so on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Towns these works
will be delivered EkEE OF POSTAGE. When sent
by MALL the PosrAoE to any part of the United States
will be but TWEEN Y.FoUR CENTS ye1r for 'Black-
wood" and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each of
the Reviews.
N. .B,--rhe price in Great Britain of Ahe five PERI
adcals acove named is $3l per annum.
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Attachment NOticc.

Attachment Notice.
Isaac wilson, PlT.. Deerfed township, Pof.
VS., John Oswald, Deft.> tage Lounty, ohio.
ON the 18th day OF November, A. D. 1859,
" said Justice issued order of attachment in the
above action for the sun OF Twent Dollars and nine
ty.one cents: Said cause will be FOR hearing on the
3lst day of December, at one O'Clock, P. Nj, 1859.
i. w. GRAY, agent for Isaac wilson.
DeerHeld, November 90, le59-3w.f
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CHRISTMAS BALL.-By advertisement in
enother column, it will be seen that the vo.
taries of Terpsichore intend paying their
devotions at the shrine of the nimble .fcote d
goddess on Friday night, the 231 inst.
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To THE SIcx.-Remember Dr.. DEltEN.
BAUGH will be at his rooms, Rnvenna, Col.
Inns House, December 10Th GarrettsvilIe,
Norton House, 3Oth. 2w.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
LocAE:AND Personal.

DEMocRATIe CouNrY CoHvEHTIoE.-Pur.
su1ntso a7cail Of the Democratic Executive
Committee, the delegates selected by the
Democracy of the different townships oi
Portage county to represent them in Coun.
ty Convention, held for the purpose of elect.
ing four delegates to represent said county
in the State Convention, to be held at Co.
lumbus, on the 9th Of January next, met at
Ihe Town Hall, in Ravenns, on Saturday,
the 10th inst, and organized by appointing
E. 8. HARMON, of Aurora, President. and
WIN. PAULUs, Of Sufield, and E. A. PAR.
SONS, of Brimfeld, Secretaries. ...
On motion, MICHAEL STUART, OTIs REED,
and EBENEzER RAwsoN were appointed a
committee on Credeptials.
On motion, q committee on Resolutions,
consisting OF ALPHoNso HART, JOHN HAR.
MON, OTrs REED, c. s. FITCH and HARVEY
BALDWIN, was appointed.
: The names Of the following gentlemen
were then announced as candidates for the
position Of delegaies to Columbus
WIN. PuuIus. E. spalding. Luther Day,
H. C. Ranney, ]. H. Nichols, s. J. Ward,
RIA. Gillette, Otis Reed, R. N. Avery, N.
Eggleston, J. H. Clerk, Lydia Underwood,
w. R. Hallock.
. The Convention then adjourned until l
o'clock, P. N. .
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LUTHER DAY, Of Ravenns, VIM. PAULUs,
Of SuffieId, REUBEN N. AVERY, of Aurora,
and JAMES H. NICHOLS, Of Shaletsvtlle, h,v.
ing each received majority Of all the votes
cast, were declared the delegates to represen,
Portage County in the State Convention.
E. SPALDIEG rendered to the Convention,
his resignation as member of the Demo,
cratic Central Executive COmmllee, which
was accepted. On motion, the Convention
appointed JAMES w. SoMERvILLE to fill the
vacancy.
On motion, it wss ordered that the pro.
ccedngs of this meeting be published in the
Portage Sentinel, Cleveland Plain DeaIsr
and Cleveland Democrat.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
die.
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Pictures! Presents!! Prices!!!
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING, and
l. what present can b, more .rized by friend, rsia-
tive or lover than one Of tURD'S
Superb Ambrotypes or Photographs
Time flies swiftly! D MT wait, but cad without de.
lay at Fra Fords Photographic Gallery of Art, and
get from one to a dozen lik for your friends.
Tell your neighbor tell everybody that until after
the Holidays they can get Likeness in case, or
Melalnotpye, to send ny mail, for
. > @ e n t S.
Don't all come at once, but can wait on from
a97 to 379 every day. and the pictures are warranted
to be us coed as any ever manufactured in Portage
county, except Photographs.
Ravenna, November 90, le59-aw
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FIRE IN NELsoN.-We regret to learn
that on Monday evening last, the Hotel at
Nelson Ledge, known as the "Grotto Pal.
ace," was burned to the ground. The FIRE
originated from the burning Of SCOT in q
stove pipe ascending from one Of the wings,
aud which being communicated to the cor
nice of the main building spread so rapidly
that all attempts to save it were useless
The greater part Of the household goods Of
the proprietor, Mr.. ZENAs s. THOMPSON,
were saved. On the building there was no
insurance.