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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18
LyachaaEg wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY coRRrcrkp sr
4. d. RUG Err,
WHOLESALE A.vD RETAIL GROCER AND
mission MERCHANT.

OPPOSITE BANK OF VIRGINIA. LYNCHBURG, VA.
APPLEsDried Appes Offering Dried Peaches, peaed
$4,ss Unpraled fz,n.
BAooN-IIog round f1Gs11k; Sides, Cincinnati 11l1lk;
Home Cured I20lz1; Hams l2GDlz4 ecnts
BurTERPicniy at 12s so cents-nttcr for ANAL parcels
fresh.
CoRS.--tiood supply ats3cCDt100
CoRS MEAL-snpIly good at 9Jc041,m
FLouRsupy good New $500 Suerne &c so for Extru
400 for Family.
FEaTILIzEns.-Peruvian Guano sc00e062,50
FsLMaekerel No. $1,000 Cpt Nova Scotia Herring No.
1, $500.
FLAxsEED.-$f, s0Ghf 81
GRASS SEED-Cio,er sd25G50 Timothy t2,25 $50 Or
chard ~ $50 80, Randall Grass u 900 TO 70
IRoN AND NAiIs--MountaIn t1o9SA Rolled 4750A9O Old
Dominion Nails LIS 10 40.
LARp-scarce and 10 demand at 13Qt14 cents
Lsr.-Thomasiown u 5OG6 10, Mountain u ,0001,10
OATs.-40GI5c. 49,.
PIAsrER-Loose 1900, Packed el1,00. y sfs
PoTAroEs-75c1s1,0 90 for New Irish MI.
WmEAr-New White 81 75tbi ,86 New Red 81 POOL 20
WooI.-rnwashcd rs, Washed 856D3S cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18
Bakers Premium Bitters

bakers Premium BitterS.
n We hope the citizens generally will . ever mindful
f5S ct This all-important Family Medcne-onc that is
"balc IN all climates and in all that has per
ori more remarkable any other ever
one M can he taken by all conditions with perfect
sait "n one that stands unriyalcd for
Colds an' Coughs, Choc Nervous Affections General DebtY
As' an Fever and Nervous Headache. Bakera celebrated
ERfNlt TEss have been manufactured in Richmond Vn
nor years nS and are highly recommended by Physicians and
"l r. r Their great virtue They composed entirely of
cIrthht susiances and therefore, free from NIL mine
f '"h' When all other remedies have failed, single bot
M has b.t:i hhown TO cure the of Dyspepsia as certified
tn by ;he lat" Ro r. Newcs and fvpr ia at,sirl h, VIZ,
H. 'fery Of ienrco, and ohcrs-and cocs and darrhpa
" hTris n' our Citizens assert, with greai sue
c- during me- prevalence OF the Cholera Richmond and
when immediately checked and uprootcd al! the ,I,, m
thai hrfad disease by The Bakers PRENu BirrFps
r We doubt " there has been discovered tonic of 81,
l""cru' ana y"l 81, soothing these ters which
are c'sl'tl! administered children W in IN, han. r..i
hc Proprietor OF these Bters have Them know
'%h'" h country, and for this in lt then, n,
! merchants and others by the wholesale, at such pr,t,
a. '' III! 10 please All are invited Try the Bicis ana
loJhi=c Tor themselves of their merits ''
y; "' "i al druggists in lynchburg and here in
JI! 2J,i&cts Iichni,,nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18
Moor'd In the riftcd rock,
Proofio She tempest shock,
ftrmcr he roots him the r,ioer IL blow

bold sweeping, and swelling rs the noble bavs
and rivers of our middle scction Yes, We ran
trust II in every emergency; mud should the time
ever arrive anticipated by the Columbia Guardian.
our natural 'perversity of character" will prove
bulwark OF defense against the madness of the
hour. and all efforts to dissolve the Union will be
crushed beneath the nigh, of national indisna.
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18
SPECIAL NOElGES.
The Virpinian Job Office.

4
This establishment has Just been supPled Win
R<Y large assor,ment Of NEW CUTS and FANCY TYPE,
AMI q better prepared Than ever do FANCY and oRNA.
MENTAL PRINTING, 81 every description.
beautiful article u Bank: Checks DrafA Crt nlaa BUS.
nes. or Visiting Cards &c be executed 81 the shortest
n.u.. Terms tno.Iorate aug lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18
Grover Il B9ker,s

Grover IL Bakers,
NJ CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING NACAIxrs 40, p,o.,
49, way, Ssw YORK and Isl Baltimore Street Baimorr
nj w =, ~ Lh-fEICE $Jo-!iEMMEES $5 EXTRA
rus h'chne sews from two spols us purchased nom H.
"S Iairng 10 rev hiding OF thread Ii liens Fe Gah
e an" tohcs IN superior style, finishing eacI s,am Nv H.
own ofann without 10 the hand n.s a. ~ aS
af,' ., other machines Ii will do better and ahae, w.
hour N "oiAs iof one cent an
n,, IL -, a circular 1T. DAVIS Il Co
yaptaV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18

NUtGhern Assurance Company.
M"rgate street, London, Tor FIRE AND LIFE As
IAN 4, nj Home and Abroad Established in 1876
an am ~ ineor i"faed by Special Acl Of Parliament
ne "c,vs oi his Company are not only uaraItceJ b,
vi 'eaIiy 1000 shareholders. 'i"'
june s-lly .c.n, T.. . a IN:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18

1872 PLY bALl--To come of the Bedford a,,,n
au@ idti?aug p Et'ns,u : % ,i iSSt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18

4 IME AND PLAsTER-5OO casks Thomaston Lime; IN
- tons Lump Plaster, ahoat and daily expected for sale
arrive by .- A. 8. LEE,
Is-i2w Richmond Va
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Notice to Railroad G Contractors.
taHMN dk 1asE

proposals will be received at the Office Of the yir
~ gina ken.cky Railroad Company in tbe osn ~ ,,na
@ uuh u o'clock on the 9Th OF September next for the
sn. aI ,sonry upon the frs 50 miles of the road ex.
river. ~ N'''~iee ~est OF Inc Cilnch
prices. " "''e a"fo secuons-at cash
rans Specifications and all necessary information 10,
nm opos,ng 70 DO for this work. be- Obtained AZ the
once OF the Engineer of the Company -,''u - "''
, tor me present the above letting postponed Due
noIce Of the date Of the letting will be given ker.ss,as
BY order Of the Board s "e'e..'er
,,v 90 W. BEvERHoUT THOMPSON
- eps ------ CAtef Engineer
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RHODES Observation-Disclosures:

nave Just Received fesh lot very valuable fer
& ules Those Of our friends who have used this article
speak very highly OF IL We think II only need he usd To gn,
thAt "''iI-i; which it emiheniy deserves Pamnhir
e1ht ndmper If certificates from the most pro,inent
farmers al the country! may be had ny applying 10
"a, Il, NJ uOLl-l2'S & CO., Sole Agents.
"'A' ''-o'S Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18
NJ Il. I}OIANNAN,
Ganaral G. q. lIar>Ac,r IA

For L"ncbtur5 AMI he County Of Tonp5eil
GiE ncd late Legal and General Land Agent for
The Va ienn X r. Company respectfully his ser
vices to the citizens of Lynr'bug and public general as
C"ect" of Claims within the city and the counties bordering
the line of the Virginia Tennessee ailr0ad together
with claims upon the East Tennessee Virginia Road
As NOTARY PrBiIc he will attend TO the taking DEPOSIT
lions and TO any other business aperaininx the Office
lie viii attend 10 the Hiring Of Negrocs-securing to them
hirers
Having set out with firm discrimination TO please ALL he
hopes To merit the patronage Of the people
aag2-l N. Il. BOHANNAN
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oFrIcE SOUTn-SiDE RAILROAD Co.,


Y - ssa i.
% er sgust Ist two passenger III be
oh me nouthside Railroad, leaving Lyucbburp as r,ow
Mil Train daily II, A. M 40 'o"o"''
Ie.pnu ram dai,, except Sundays at 1O.30. p NJ
i,otn these traiiis connect Rcpm.nd n.nyi,.
srS t' hichnond and the Morrill, The sreoI IRAN cnnt
"' esfsonrs "h The trains 10 Norfolk and Is ,ld,,
mess trains also with hre. t-w..IIy line. of
I,',isniis ron cay Point 70 New York Phiaslpbia and
Ai"rc AZ magnificent Seamers with tic bes ac,n,mnr.
daiy Steam Packets to Ba tInHpre " oo'"ee's wiz"
/ Ia agent oi The I:nilroad r.
AN, i's" '! 'fu.f iior'aiion respecting ihese Inca
- ''-.s H. ID. bIkIt <ieu'i Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18

nN hand and constantly sccivins FANCY CASHMERE
INSULTS, Of all grades and patterns
june l-tiis. DttRROfJGIJS SUAFER CO
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WOULD call fine attention c the public
-AEf$A -, to the fact that IN connection o is
t-gyy-T s. 800 CAfPESTEEiNG, hcy prepared
t--AO TO manufacture SASH BLISD Doors,
and such G,lr Shop Work would he builders
Also +, match FLOORING t.IISe, &c.end q
cmncni' adapted to the Flaming Of Boa Plank would
share :" the Of those who may Boxes made
or Plaak lianct Box Lining, &c, sawed to order.
may p dom Respectfully, L. SNEAD h SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-18

- G. LICDnICE-.1 g c Mass Licorice one of the
N b, 81 brands imported, for sale ~
ang Il dis EDMOND. DAVENPORT CO., Richmond.
V)TRE CIDER vINEaAR.--Just 10 hand, small lot q
Pure cider Vinegar The Indies eau RELY uuon this vim
aug sdts j. II. THOMPSON Druggist.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-10-12
wisconsin Overrun with Bears

The Wisconsin papers come to US freight.
ed with the terrible accounts Of the fright
caused to the inhabitants in all parts OF that
State by wild and savage black bears. In
many of the more sparsely settled parts Of
the State, they are 50 numerous that even
the inhabitants are alarmed for their safety,
while sheep, hogs, poultry and vegetables
are carried off by them with degree OF bold
ness unparalleled in the experience OF iron.
tier lille. They approach tarm houses. says
one paper, sin broad day, sometimes two or
three coming together, and manifest not the
slightest fear at the sight OF human beings,
while dogs are seized in their fatal hug and
carried off to their lairs, when more desirable
provender cannot be found" They even
venture into villages in search Of prey. So
numerous and troublesome are the bears,
and so great the ravages they are producing,
thut committee Of citizens was about to be
appointed to wait upon the honorable Mr..
Grant Berkey, (who, it will be remembered
came over from England with large pack
CT dogs TO hunt buffuloes,) and entreat hi:
aid in their exterminstiun. MIR. Berkely ant
his dogs are still somewhere in the West
and the field of haz Irdous adventure which
is open for them among the swarms oil beari
! in Wisconsin is such one as the noble
hunter will probably rejoice to find. Large
numbers of the sportsmen and crack shot
OF our city are preparing for hunting incur
sion TO our neighboring State Chicago
Times, Sept. 30M.
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6TThe old city of Antwerp, whose forti-
fication seems to create so much excitement
In France, is the capital Of the province Of
the same name in Belgium. 1t is situated
sixty miles from the sea, on the right bank
Of the river Schelt, being twenty.seven miles
from Brussels, and nearly two hundred and
sixty miles from PariR. 1t is still the cen.
ire of the foreign trade of Belgium, and has
a population OF ninety thousand inhabitants;
but in the sixteenth century it was the Lon
don of Europe, surprising all other cities in
wealth aud commerce, and containing two
hundred thousand inhabitants. 1t has al
wsys been fortified strongly, and regarded as
q place of much military importance. II
was taken by the Spaniards 10 1916 and
1856, and by the French in l794. Napole'
on greatly improved its harbor by construct
ing two large basins, in which ships can an
cAor in the river opposite the city, in from
thirty.two to forty feet Of water at ebb tide
1t hss many Aourishing manufactures. and
the architectural beauty of its churches and
public 6uildings makes it very attractive tc
the tourist
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suicide of a New York Merchant.

The community was startled yesterday
morning by the intelligence that Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Leupp, a leading leather merchant in
"the Scamp" and one of our most respected
and esteemed fellow citizens, had perished
by his own act. The melancholy event oc.
Cured al his splendid residence at the cor.
ner of Twenty fifth street and Madison ave.
nue., on Wednesday evening, at about half
past six O'Clock. Mr.. Leupp was man OF
nervous and excitable temperament, and for
several months past has been subject to in.
tervals of great mental depression. To his
intimate friends he had once or twice ex.
pressed his apprehension that he was beoom-
ing insane. These attacks became more and
more frequent and severe, and within the
past five or six weeks they have been attend.
ed with strange hallucinations, as for in
stance that his house was in danger of falling
down, that he was the object Of some mystic
rous conspiracy, and that lie was watched
by policemen. His friends had becom so
much alarmed by these manifestations that
measures were about to be taken for placing
him for time under restraint.
On Wednesday, from nine in the morning
until four in the afternoon, Mr.. Leupp was
at his counting. room, at No. % Ferry street,
engaged in business. Thence he went home
aud took dinner, at the usual hour, with his
two daughters. During the meal Mr.. VIM.
F. Cook, of Geneva, an acquaintance and
! friend, called at the house and sat down at
| the table with the family. Mr.. Cook notic-
ed a singular wildness and strangeness Of
manner on the part of his host, and being
several times urged to remain over night, al
last decided that it would be best to accept
| the invitation.
Soon alter dinner Mr.. Leupp went to his
room and changed his coat. Not long after.
wards he came into the room where MIR. q.
and the ladies' were in conversation, kissed
his daughters with unusual lervor, and then
returned to his own apartments. In about
| five minutes the report of gun was heard.
and upon hurrying to his apartments the un-
fortunate man was found lying on his back
stone dead, and the weapon with which he
had slain himself lying across his body. The
weapon was double barrelled towing piece
which he had been in the habit OF keeping
in the house loaded with shot. He appear:
to have sat down in chair, opened his vest
and placed the muzzIe OF the gun against hi
breast, and then pulled the trigger by means
of the ramrod which was found by his side
p the greater part oil the charge entering the
heart and causing instantaneous deuth.
physician was Immediately summoned, ,bu
of course nothing could be done, except tt
notify the Coroner and the relations and i'm
mediate friends Of the deceased.-N. Y. Her
aid, Of Friday.
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DIED.,

In Hiram, on the 18th of September, 1859,
Mrs. MARGET Moor, consort OF JOHN Moor,
deceased, aged II years.
She was born in New Jersey, and cane
to Warren, Trumbull county, O., in the
wear 1900. She was the first white unmar-
ried lady in Warren. With few families
she endured the privations of vast wilder
ness around them. She united with the
Presbyterian church at the age OF 22' living
many years in the consultations OF the Cos
pei, and died believing in the blessed Sa'
viour. But the turmoils Of this life are over
and she has gone, we trust, to that place o.
rest prepared for the people of God. She
has lett numerous friends TO mourn her de-
parture.
Farewell, dear mother,
May We meet again,
On Canaans happy shore,
To part no more. COM
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Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings,
Administrators Sale.


RY virtue OF an order of sale issued from
- the Probate CoIrt of Portage County, Ohio, we
Jacob II VanOcken and Delos Go ddard, A dminisra-
sell at public auction on the premises,
On the 2Sh day of October, A. D. 1859,
TIE following described r3a estate subject TO the dow
estate of Sarah Vanocken One tract of lanS stu-
in the township of Shaersville, county of Portage
and stat of Ohio being parts of Lots, No. 13 and 6a,
and bounded as follows: That part OF said land stu.
ate in Lot i3, is bounded by beginning at the south
west of said Lot ami running thence east on
the south line thereof 35 chains to the bank Of the
Cuyahoga river; thence along the bank Of said river
the east line of said Lot thence north on said east
line chains and rs links to the Of land in said
Lot, SOLD to NJ Morey: thence west 40 chaus and 65
links to the west line of said Lot; thence south Oh said
west line 20 chains and GO links to the place of begin
ming, containing ninety-two and thirty-sevon one
hundredths acres of land. That part situate in said
Lot No. 9S is bounded by beginning at the northeast
chain to the Cuyahoea rivers thence sOutherly along
the bank Of said river to the west line of said Lot
thence north said west line chains and IS links to
the place of beginning, containing one and one-half
of land. Also one tract or parcel of land lying
in the part of Lot No. IS, beginning at the
north west corner of said Lot; thence south on the
W. st line thereof 10 chains and so links; thence east
chains and so links to the centre of the Cuyahoga rv-
thence up the stream in the centre thereof to the
north line of said Lot; thence west on said north line
"a chains the place of beginning, containing twen-
tyfour and fifty one-hundredths Of an acre OF
land.
Said land Will be sold on deferred payments not ex-
eeedng two years. JACOB h. VANOCkEN,
| DELOS GODDARD.
Administrators as aforesaid.
BY STRAwDER & HART, their Attorneys.
Sept. 90, le59-4w.
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MARRIED.,

In Ravcnna, on the 4th inst, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. j..
c. Hnrt, Rev. JAMES MCLEAN, of Thomas
town, Me-, and Miss HELEN Z. THOMPSON
OF R1vennA.
In this village, on the 9th ult. by Rev.
J. c.. Hart, M. WILLIAM Fl. GIBSON, OF
Youngstown, and Miss NANCEY G. FOWLER,
OF Ravenna.
At the residence Of the brides mother, in
Windham, on the 10Th inst, by Rev Hiram
Bingham, Rev. C. B. STEVENS, OF Marquette
Mich, and Miss JENNIE E. WASHINGTON.
In Wiudham, on the 4,h inst, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, by Rev. MIR.
Wilson, L. D. WooDwoRTH, Esq, OF ia
VIENNA, and Miss CELIA A. CLARK, Of the
former place.
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DR.. DELLENBAUGH'S

nR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully in
u forms the citizens Of Portage, Stark and Trumbu
counties and the surrounding country, that he will
remain in the following places All persons affected
with any complaint Of Chronic nature are invited
to call for grAtuit0us consultation.
CUYAHoGA Cos-At his residence, In East Cleye.
land, Spangler Avenue, between
Main and Euclid Streets, list, Cd,
Sd, 4th, 5th, 9Th, 7th, 9Th, 9th, 10th,
lIth, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 10th,
18th.
PORTAGE Co.-GaTrettsville, Norton House, 9 A.
M, to 2 p. NJ, 3lst.
Ravenna, Collins House, 18th.
STARK COUNTY-Canton City, StoVer House, Goth.
TUsCARAWAS.-New Philadelphia, Combs House,
UrichsvilIe, Commercial Hall,
23d.
HARRISON co. -Cadiz, American House, Path.
COLUMBIANA co 0.--Bayard Station, from A. M.
to3P. NJ .2Ist.
Sallneve, Goth.
BEAVER.CO., O., PA.-Rochesier, Pavilion Hotel, 9th
Enon Valley, 2Sth.
JEFFERSON Co,-Steubenville, U. $. House, ,25th.
DR.. Dellenbaugh natters himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints of tue oldest and most obstinate
character. He uses no murcurial preparations, and
only medicines that are purely vegetable.
DR.. D., of Cleveland, is the son of the celebrated
DR.. Dellenbaugh, late of ofGeorgetown, who so sue
cessuly treated and prescribed for 267OOO patients
during 26 years practice In this State.
All diseases nertaining 70 Women and Children
treated with glest rccess by DR.. DelleRbaugh;
Where DR.. d. pressribes for patients, his charge;
will be satisfactory. There is no enc in George
How practicing on the Dellenbaugh system.
n. B. DR.. d. speaks the German language.
Abouttwo years ago my general health became 81
much impaired, and in short time there was al
eruption made it's appearance on my face and bod!
assuming the very worst type ofsktn disease ESQ call
ed by the Drs.) My husband being physician, trie
different remedies, but avaled nothing. l then ap
piled to other eminent physicians but got no relief
By this time my head and face was mass cf sores
heard o: DR.. DIS great success In treating chroni
diseases of the skin. applied to him, and IN les
than three months he had the eruption removed an
my general health improved under his treatment 5
that now enjoy good health. In conclusion woui
say these suffering from like diseases should apply
| DR.. Dele nbaugh. MkS. p tOGEE'
| Cleveland, April Ist 1853
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N VlrSerY.

THE attention of the public is called to
L the fact that we prepared to l all orders feI
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs, Roses, Flowers, Green House and Building
Out Plants, which we have commenced tho cqltiva
tion Of both at Cleveland and our farm at Roo1s
town.
TPParticular attention given to mapping out ant
ornamenting Fair Grounds, Parks, Cemeteries, AV'
enues, Lawns, Public Grounds, ETC., etc.
r. H. CLARK e. SON.
Rootstown, October I2, ls50-3w
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SIT A w g
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
IXOOLEN GOODS.

Overcoatings, Ky. jeans, Kennebec, fancy plaid
do, check, plain aud mixed Iweeds. oxford, Cadet,
Union striped side band, check md plain cassmeres
plain and mixed twilled coating, curduroy, plain,
plad striped blue black and grey satinetts, In fact
everything in woolens desirable. We always keep
the biggest pile of them to be found whore, and we
offer this year superior inducem ents to anything
heretofore. Black doeskin and fancy cassimeres.
Black broad cloths of any quality that can be desr-
Persons who buy these goods of already fully
convinced that they make from Is to 90 per cent by
so doing, In addition you will find full stocks Of
queens sware, hardware, Yankee notions, perfumery,
fancy baskets, oil cloths, gents travelling bag, dye
sus, paints, oils, patent medicines, books and sta
tionery, nails, iron and glass. Also, .assware OF
| fancY sYles at surprisnglY low prices.
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RIaCIksmlItIling.

THE undersigned would announce .'I,..! &C. TO the
tatan the Rlacksmith Shop, few rods north OF the
Prentiss House, where be win be pleased to attend
To ali those wanting work in his line. Particular
attention will be paid to HORSE SHoRING, repaif-
inc and ironing buggies and wagons. Having had
twenty years. experience In the business, no
feels confident that he can give Satisfaction TO those
h strict attention to business and moderate charges
to entitle himself to q liberal shsfe ofpatronags.
II, FREDERICK CARIBsf
Raysnna, october S, IsSe-am
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THE COPPER TOE
CDEHJAI N0TTHE

THF subscribers would in form merchants
j and the public generally that there is now Ex-
elusive RIGHT held BY any party to deal in Nit heiPs
Patout Metallic Tipped boots, in the county Of For
tage Ohio but the territory is open, and free pr an
TO deal in these Shoes, which never wear out at the
toe Iust on the average, for children and youth
three times long the old style, while the cost
but u trle Dealers may OBTAIN these goods ol
CHASE, M'KINNEY & CO,
Ros,on Oct H. laJ9-6W Owners of the Patent
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
LOCAL AND Personal.
,., .,n nv,,.rrpr op MAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart at 5,31 A. N. Mail close at 500 A. Ne
DAILY-Going South via Railroad ns
Depart at j, 30. A. N. Mall close al IOTox, A. +"
TRI.WEBKLY-Enon Valley. ,,o a,
Arrive Tuesday thursday and Saturday at u: M
Depart Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al Il, 80
Nail closes at 70, M.
SRMI.WEEKLY-Newton Falls.
Arrive every Monday and Friday BY 10, NJ. De
part same days at 100, P. M. Mail closes at l9,
80, Pm.
sEMT.WEEKLY-Chafdon
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. BY 4, Pm
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at z, A. M
PosT OFFICE AT RAvENNA-
s-OPEN at 7,3O, A. M. CLOSE at 8 P. NJ Dsiliy
Sundays excepted. R. A. GILLETTE, r. M