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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-13
DIED..

In Shaletsvlle, on the lst Of Oct, 1858,
at the house Of her son-in.luw, Mr.. Samuel
Ledgard, MARY PIERCE, in the full triumphs
Of faith, at the advanced age OF 80 years and
6 months,
The subject Of this notice was born in
Cornwall, Conn.,, where she spent the earlier
years OF her life. From thence she remov.
ed to the State Of New York thence to Ca.
nada, thence she removed with her family
to Susquehanna CO., Pa, where she spent
some years, and about twenty-nine years
ago she came to Ohio, while this part OF the
State was comparatively wilderness.-
Here she has lived, surrounded by her chill
dren and friends, until the time OF her death,
and had the consolation of being watched
over in her last sickness by her daughters.
Mrs. Ledgard. at whose house she died, and
Mrs. Thompson, who resided near.
At an early age she experienced religion
and united with the NJ. E. Church, and con.
tinued an active and energetic member oI
the same until her decease. She was fol.
lowed to the grave by large coHcourse o.
weeping friends, where she rests in hope o
glorious resurrection unto eternal life.
| COM.
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday morning, the 18th inst.
by Rev C.. C. Foote, Mr.. OLIVER B. SAN.
FORD, Of Watertown. Wis, and LOUISA
A., daughter of Mr.. Hiram Collins, Of Ra.
VIENNA.
In Freedom, on the ll,h inst, by S. e
NJ. Kneeland Esq., Mr.. LAFAYETTE Min
YOUNG Of Paris, 10 Miss LYDIA PuFFER oI
Hiram.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. III. TUBBS.

VIII be In attendance as follows:
RAyENNA, Prentiss House, Wednesday, Jan. &C.
Akron, Empire House, Tuesday, Jan. rs.
Warren, National House, Friday, Jan. %.
Cleveland, American House, Jan. and 2.
For consultation upon all diseases of tho Throat
Lungs Heart, Liver, Sto mach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen also, Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous.
ness Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities of the Blood, Erupons, Can
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties of long standing
complaints, both externaland Internal.
For some ton years DR.. I. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases treating thousands annual
ly, many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach In no case are mineral or oth'
er poisons employed nor does Ne make sick to make
psH or tear dorn to build up Ggain. The medicines
can be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue WITH
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise. Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope, the indlspuGbie
evidence of which can always be furnished. lnVa-
lids however reduced or despairing, are invited 10
call and may be assured that no encouragement will
bo given or expense incurred, without correspond
Ing prospect OF recovery
RAvEKRA, O., Nov, 1859.
Dr.. II. TuBps-Sir: am glad to add my testimo-
nv to the number of those you r5ceving. 1t was
after m ch persuason that consulted you, Perhaps
this may Influence some other hesitating invalid to
seek for reliefat your hands. During the Winter of
1855, was so reduced to be unable, when strong
ost, to sit at the table. affection was said to bc 3
disease of the left lung, heart and stomach The
cough was very severe, attended with shortness OF
Mes Dgr son was SO feeble, that could cat little
else than cracker during the Winter, and for two
tessvo weeks subssted on rice water or gum arabic
water 9lone. Sinking turns came on nearly every
day, and occasionally several in one day depriviDg
me Of speech, and sometimes of sight. Also, Palpi:
tation was distressing. The heart appeared to stop
at tmes causing death sensation, as though the
gnfurirg n3e8croaby, nhi 10 all appearance balanc-
ing between life and DEATH fingered Until relief was
| obtained under your treatment. was at that time
residing in Norhneld, Summit Co., where the circum
J stances here gwen were known generally. ! am now
pnio,ing comfortable health, ane though not vigor
without Inconvenience, and have walked over two
miles with suffering nothing than fatigue at tn
time. The great benefit derived from your treatment
and the inte! you have manifested for me, Shal
ever he hsld in greatful remembrance.
| Respectfully, Yours,
Nov. 10. MRS. MAKl A. Ba1EMAN.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

embracing Mems, Boys and Youth. Calf, Kip and )
Stoga Boots Ladies, Misses and Children's Gaiters
KID, Morocco and Calf Bootees, Nurkins, Slips &o
Also, good assortment of Mems Shoes, Caters
Rubbers, &C., all OF which will be sold 1T prices to
suit the times.
We can safely say that we have not only one The
largest but of the best stocks ofhome-made WORK
now on hand, we ever had al any one time before.
As usual, we shall at all times, keep general as
sortment of Leather, Shoe Findings, Lasts, &C., con.
stantly hand which will be sold at low figures for
cash or ready pay only.
for HIDEs, CALF SKINS AND SHEER PELTs, in cash or
goods as may be wanted. GlLLIS DU RHAM.
RavennH, September 30, 1S5S-6m
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PittSbMTS Market

PITTsBUG, Jan. 10, 1859.
Flour-'fhe sules TO. day have been quite
dul amounting TO about 400 bbls., all from
store, at $5,lS@5,l5 fof GGpernne, $b35@
$40 for extra do. and 5,62@6,75 for eAtrs
family, with some choice lots rarging high:
er. Cheese-Sales 40 boxes w. r. at 10
cents. Gruih--Sales of 600 bush. Oats
from whurf at 6lc; log bush. DO. from ttotc
at 5Sc. Hny-Sales l3 loads from scales
at $l3.
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
Margaret Krotzer ct al. Plaintiff,
vs.
Anthony Krotzer, ct al, Defendants.
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 Dousel, his wife !;
Wsryctta Hanchett, Heman A. Hanchett, Charles G.
Kroizer, Reuben KrotSer, Amos krotzer, Aaron
Krotzer Isaac Krotzer, Harriet Krotzer, John hroI
zer and isaac Culp non-Iesdents are hereby notned
that on the 9Ist day Of December, 1883, Margaret
Krotzer ed her petition asanst them and oi9es,, IN
deceased to be endowed OF the third part OF the real
estate which tho said Jacob died ssssd being about ~
in Brianeld, in said county, and more particularly
in said petion' which said real estate De-
zer deceased Said persons are made defe fendants In
said petition and required TO answer the same Gy
reOdared Sgainst them, MICHAEL STUART.
ncc. 53. isSs-6w. PlainLins' Atty.
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STEATOR, DAILY g. COMPANY

TAKE pleasure III announcing to their
old friends and customers that they arc now in receipt
Of the largest and most splendid stock of Fall and
Winter DRY GOODS ever offered in Old Portage at
prices competing with any establishment on the Wes-
torn Reserve, viz:
Prints, of all popular brands;
De LANES, of the very choicest styles;
French Merinoes, plain and figured, u: astonishing
low prices,
Cashmercs, plain and fguredI
Irish Poplins, Opera De Lainesj
Coburg Robes, Robes q Qulej
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts and Vss.tngs;
Tweeds, Jeans, Linseys aud FiannelG
Brown Shoetings, Bieached Nu'lins, Tickin gs etc;
Ladies' Magic Shawls, Bay State, Broche, etc;
Cloaks, Talmas, Chenille Scarfs, etc;
Hoop Skirts, OF approved makes;
French work Collars, UndersleevSs,I nd all kinds
Of fembrodery.
Also, large lot of White Bed Blankets at 80 per
cent. below last years prices.
Dress Trimmings ofeyery descriptton,to to match all
kinds of Dress Goods.
Balmoral Skirts for ladies; new and very neces'
sary article for the season, at very low price,
! White Brlans, at from l2i cedts to 81 cents per
yard. sE..
READT-MADE' 'CLoTHING.-A very large stock
ofeyery Find ofmen's wear, al extremely low prices
Gentlemen, do not fail to give our stock an examia
tion. The price Is marked on each garment and eau
not be changed for LOVE or GOLD.
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New York Market.
NEtT York, Jan

ELw YORK, Jan 10, 1889.
Flour bouyant, with sales Of 1000 bbIs.
southern at $5,l0@$5, 40. Wheat bouy-
ant; sales of $4,000 bush; white $l,lS@
$l,45. Corn has advanced with sales OF a.
600 buGhi
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Sale Of RcaI Es
tate aud Equitable Interest.

DY virtue OF on order of sale Issued by the
ID Probate Court Of Portage County, Ohio, on the
gath day Of January, A. D. 1885, at ono O'Clock IN the
All grnoon OF said day the premises will be offered
for SALE the following real estate to wit; Situate In
the nshp Of Pars County ofPortags aid state OF
OHIO, and known being parts and parcels OF Lot!
No. B and 10 in said township bounded and described
as follows Beginning at stake standing II the road
leading from the center of Paris to Harrsvile thence
running south n degrees 40 minutes, west IS chains
70 links 10 land owned by Thomas B. Seley; aenSe &c
north IS minutes, east along said seiby'a iand IL
chains SS links; thence north S8a, west along sad
soIbys land 90 chains links to the north and south
center road thence along said road north degrees
I50 minutes II chains Al links thence south 81 de.
erees 54 minutes, east "a chains q links; thence
80 nth chain 81 links; thenc' south W degrees
minutes. east 10 chains - links; thence south
minGtes west 20 chains link to the place OF begin
nhg containing according TO the survey ~ amd ny w
be sold az the land belonging 20 tho Estate OF Evan
Evans deceased, and the Equitabls interest OF owen
~ LUTHER L. BROWN, ADMIT
Deee pnber 3O-4w, OfOwen b. Owens, dec.
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BY RETURNING THE LAMP.


RAW. BOOK STORE
DIARIES FOR 1869.
FoURTEEN DIFFERENT VARIETIES
zoe. 25c. 3lc. s5c. 4oc. EOc. Sec. 75c. ST.,
Sl,25.
BUY BEFORE THE NEW YEAR
BEGINS.
THE LADIES ALMANAC;
The Gem OF the Season. Price, IS cents.
Keture and Supernatural --.Btshnel1.
The Courtship Of Miles Standish,
BY HENRY wApswoRTH LoEGFELLow.
WGrfen's Criminal Law and Forms.
FOR JUSTICES, coEsrABLEs, &c.
Bitter r-wect-- by DR.. Holland,
AUTHOR OF "TrMoTnY rITcoMB's LETTERS"
Stevens History Of Methodism.
VOLUME !. ....
The Christin Family Almanac.
The Methodist Almanac,
1859.
FARMERS ALMANAC.
HOUSEKEEEpER'S ALMANAC.
COMIC ALMANAC.
n ewS Depot
q, the RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
Diaries--Diaries, 1859.
CHESS MEN--CHESS MENU!
Chess Boards and Cannon Bords.
TRUE TO THE LAsT--by A. s. Roe.
TIMOTHY TlTcoMB's LETTERS.
A woMAN's THoUoHTs ABott i ToGAK--B!
author Of Jno. Halifax.
SEA STORIES.
BAKED HEAD.
MODERN STORY TELLER.
SURGEONS GEMS.
SURGEONS LIFE AND MINISTRY.
CRUISE OF THE BETsY--By Hugh Miller.
MEMOIR OF sroDDARo--A Minister to tn
HISTORIANS.
THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID.
FRESH LEAvEs-By Fanny Fern, in Blu
and Gold.
ALL THE PoETs-in Blue and Gold.
SIX YEARS IN INDIA.
TEXT BOOK OF MODERN CARPENTRY, WIT
PLA-Es--A valuable and cheap work.
TOY BOOKS AND PRIMERS.
CHRISTIAN HYMN DooKs--A new supply.
SCHOOL BOOKS-SCHOOL BOOK
at tho RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
Nov. 25, 1858.
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WEsTERN RRsERVE HORSE BREEDERS
ssocIATIoN.--Th Executive Committee
of the Western Reserve Horse Breeders
Association, at 10 meeting held on the 4tt
inst. declared a dividend Of 20 per cent
upon the capital stock now paid in, and also
extended the same dividend to all stock pai'
in before April ], 1859. ,a ..
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GREAT YIELD OF CoRN. From three
grains Of corn, planted in the spring Of 1857,
by Mr.. JOHN PLuMsER, or Edinburg, the
yield has been forty seven bushels.
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A1tncIll,lent A Notice.

Jacob W. Foster, Plaintiff, Seiore A. :. squire, /,
against lJustce oil Lne Feace
ReDjamn Jones, Defendant. Of Mantua Township hip
nm the 26th day of November, 1858, said
| " Justice issued an order Of Attachment In the
shoye action for the su oftwenty dollars and eighty.
seven cents. JACob W. FVelGh'
December 10th lsSs-3W".
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YOUNo PEOPLEs' LIrRRART Association.
H. H. WILLARD, Esq, will address the
members Of the Young Peoples Literary
Association, at the Town Hall, on tO.mOr.
row (Friday) evening. Mr.. willard has
chosen for his subject that very cOnprshen..
siVe ONE Mad" Il is one in which both
the taste and intellect can end ample field
for exercise and enjoyment, and we have no
doubt will be treated BY the lecturer in q
manner caIcula lated to please and instruct bis
hearers. ..-. ......- ... .....
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Notice.
Notice.
TLISHA GARRETT and Nancy E, Gar

ELISHA GARRETT and Nancy E. Gar
l. rett, of the State of Missouri, will take notice,
that John Mohensmth did on the 18th day of Decem-
Der A. d. 1858, Gle his petition In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county Of Portage, In
the State of Ohio, against the said Elisha Garrett,
and Nancy E. Garrett, setting forth that the said
Mohensmith on certain lands and water privileges In
the township Nelson, in the said county Of Portage,
as the rist and Saw Mill propc rty and the Clothing
Works property of said Elisha Garrett, in said town
ship, to secure the payment Of $3.50 according TO
that said Elisha Garrett may pay 5000 with interest at
per cent. from April /, 1885, that said premises
may be sold to ay the same and also $l27O with In:
teres from faid April lst 1858 at 7per cent And said
Elisha and Nancy 4. Garret notified that they are
required to appear and answer said Pollution on or
before the third Saturday after the 9Th day OF jan
Hary next. JOHN MON HENSMlih,
! Dec, a ls5S-Gw, IL. Fuller, his Atty.
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B OTIS, SHOES And LEATHER /!

HE undersigned, at their old stand, would
ro.nec,sul,v call the attention Of their numerous
TONER'S and the public at large, to their unusually
90 assortmont OF home manufactured
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Notice..
NUthCC.
GARRETT ard Nnnru E Gar.

FLISHA GARRETT and Nancy E. Gar
Ia raA, of the State Of Missouri, will take notice
that Thomas Campbell did on the nth day of Deem
ber A. D., 1885, hle his petition In the court Of Com"
mon Pleas, within and for the county of Portage, in
he State of Ohio against the sid Elisha Garrett and
Nancy e. Garrett, setting forth that tho said Elisha
and Nancy E. gave mortgage to said Thomas Camp"
eges and machinery, in the township In said
county of Portage being part Of lot No. g In said
village Of Newport to secure tue payment Of four
teen hundred dollars to said Thomas Campbell, ac-
cordng certain notes referred TO in said mortgage,
and pray that said Elisha Garrett may pay S46666
with ineres at ten per cent from May 22d, 1857, and
an nua In erest ten per from said date on the
balance of said of sl4O0, or that said premises
may be sold TO pay the same, and also the sum OF
$685., "a to become due stated In said petition.
And said Elisha and Nancy E. Garrett are notified
that they required to appear and said Pc
ttun before the LIST Saturday after the 9th day
January A. D., 1859. l. L.. Lick,
December, 23 la56-8w. PUTS Au'y'
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THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA MARKET-JANUARY Is

CONNECTED WEEKLY pY wHIrrLEsEY AND wADswoRT
AND OTHER DEALERS IN THE ARTICLES NAHEp.
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How TO DEfEcr COUNTERFEIT NoTEs -
The Bank Note Reporter Of Mcssrs. lmly
u Bickneil, Civ s the following instructions
Tor the detection Of counterfeit bank notes.
it etSs that there IRE Gle or more human
feures on every bank note. Examipe one
cI these carefully and fully take notice OF
the hair, the face, the eyes, The nose, the
hands, the clothing then, by comparing
these different features in the geneuine note
with the same 10 the counterfeit, and noting
the difference, you will perceive thai. in the
genuine the hair will resemble that OF well
dressed head-in the counterfeit it will looE
"as though it couldn't help it = the "eyes'
will be eyes "that speak" in the one case
and "two clumsy dots" in the other. hftel
one full comparison OF this kind Is made
you can distinguish the difference between
genuine and counterfeit note almost as ca
ely as you can tell black man from whit
one.
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ATLANTIC q GHHAr wEsTEan RArLnoAD
I'VE understand that the Directors of the
A.&G. w. r. R., At their meeting In Mius.
field, Or the 4th inst, decided upon removing
the Offices Of Treasurer and Secretary from
Mansfield to RaVenns. Rooms, suitable for
the Offices, have been secured In the third
story Of the west end Of Ph0nix Block, and
it 10 presumed they will be occupied In a few
days. The Treasurer iS our tOwnsman, E.
P. BRAIuARD. Esq. the Secretary, J. N.
WARD /; the Clerk to both officers. J. s.
GRoUr.
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OLElGH SHOES for Sleds, Bobs, and
- Cutters, at F.A. CURTIS Coz
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AXES-AXES-AXES.
QEST quality manufactured, for sale cheap
- and warranted, at
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Opposite the SAINT Otalr hoVoiS
na,,y. except Sundays. for CoNsuMPTIoN, AsTHNA,
RRoScHIT1s and all other CHRONIC CoMrLAINTs, com"
pIcated with or causing Pulmonary Disease tnclud-
Inc Catarrh Heart Disease, Affections OF the Liver,
Dyspepsia. Gastritis, Female Complaints, etc.
DRS. FITCH AND SYKES would state that thelr
treatment of Consumption is based upon the Jaet tAos
tks eziss IN tAs blood and system at 1Tgs,
both before and durnG its dsusloPmsnt tH tAS
and they therefore employ MeehAnical HYGIENE and
Medicinal remedies to purity !ne oiooo She
fNHsIHLiTioNs, which they value highly, but only
ss PGiatiuss, (having no curative eject when usee
alone and inSads are earnestly cautioned again Of
wasting The precious time Of durability on any treat
ment based upon the but false Idea that the
itseat Of the disease can be reached In direct man
ner by iuha lation - for before stated, the seat
dseass is in the EIOod, and Its cfssts oHtv In 'hs
Il gs.
PNo charge for consultation.
lst Of ouestions will be sent to those wishing 10
Ct suit US BY letter. lsept. 80, 1s5s-lyoK. Z
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LcgNI Notice.

Nancy Everetsl ..,,,o +, nvor.
VS.. Fetluoh III Di'oTCe"
Asa Everett. f@."
THE defendant will take notice that the
Plaintiff filed her petition in the Court Of Com.
pleas of Portage County Ohio, on the 9th day of
December, A. D. 1858, praying for divorce from the
defendant, for cause aledges: more than three years
wful absence, gross neglect ofduty prays for the
Ses ossession. STRAWDER & HART,
Dac. a. Is5s-4w,& Atty's for petitioner.
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n UEENSWARE, Glassware, Liverpool
VI ware, Stoneware, Hardware, Groceries, Drugs,
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Buffalo Robes. Buck
skin Mittens and Gloves, Tar, Carpeting, Looking
Glass es, etc., etc., for sale cheap at
Oct. !, 1855. STREATOR, DAILY & cos.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-An endless va.
ID risty and of the yery best of material and work
manehip, Just received and for sale cheap by
Oct ober 7, 1858. STREATOR, DAILY " co.
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Hunters Of Portage County.

THE highest market price will be paid in
j Cash or Goods for FuTs at J. T. GREENg.
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q O0O lbs. snow white Zinc, also ground
A,OUUzne or White Lead, French ochre, Paris
Green Re, at 6WIFTs'
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10. O. F.--On Wednesday evening. the
9th inst, the following gentlemen were in.
stalled ss officers Of Ravenna Lodge, No. IS,
10. OF: B.J. WELLS, N. g.; SAMUEL
MILLER, v. G.j WILLIAM WAEp, Term
Sec; J. G. Wins, Per. Sec; J. I. CAT.
lin, Treas.
The sessions OF the Akron Encampment,
No. lS, I. o. o. F., will hereafter be held
in Ravenna, on the first and third Fridays oi
each month. The officers are J. G. VIII.
LIS. G. p. H. Y. BEEBE, H. p. WILLIAM
WARD; 8. w. w. L. HoLDEN,J. w.; J.
T. GREEN, Scribe; GEO. HERIFF, Treas
urer.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On Saturday after
noon last, Mr. GEORGE E. SMITH, one o
the proprietors Of tho Tow Mill, in Edin
burg, while working about one of the ma
chimes used in the mill, had his right han'
and arm caught in what is called the toy
devil, which, before assistance could be rem
dered him, were so shockingly lacerated tha
amputalion was deemed necessary. Tn
arm was amputated obout three inches be
low the elbow, on Saturday night, by Drs
COLLINS and Willis, and, we understand
the patient is now doing well.
RELIGIOUS ID wine service, according
the liturgy of the Protestant Episcop
Church. and conducted by Rev. DR.. CuA
HfHcs. of MsssillOn. will be held in the Un
vefssIist church In this village, on Sunds.
the 23d inst. The service in the mornin
will commence at lOA o'clock; that in th
afternoon at O'Clock.
ThE CosTINEHrALy.--This popular CON
pany Of vocal and instrumental musician
will give one Of their concerts at Dsy's Hal
on Thursday evening, the goth inst. Sc
sdtartiaement
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HATS AND GAPS for men and boys, OF
IL the latest styles and for sale at very low prices
by [Oct7] sTREAToR, DAILY Co.
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0IL CLOTHS, A, 5-4, GA and S-4, oi
" the very besi quality just opened.
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A LARGE assortment of Ready Made
n Clothing, now opened for inspection, and to be
sold low for the DIMES.
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Eighty Years Ago.

% ae"on"os s' to .Aeir is , patrons. and the
public generally, In Ravenna and Vicinity, one Con-
cart only. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09

The total receipts OF all stock at all the yards for the
~-,ocl iaat week wore "a fotjnwc.-