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"CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE"
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Furniture,
and the three Lots upon which the Hotel stands.
No. 60, 90 and Gi Chestnut street.
Also, the Three Lots opposite said Hotel No.
80, 81 and G3, Chestnut street. giving front of
over GOO feet on Chestnut street and running
back $50 feet to other streets.
Also. Lots Nos and 3, on Carter street, each
fronting 100 feet on said street, running back
same width $50 feet to other streets.
Also, Lots Nos. and I, on Market street.
fronting 81 feet on Market street, and running
back same width 200 feet to Rail Road street.
The Hotel property is too rell known through
out the Union, to require an elaborate description.
1t is the best paying prolSr,y in the Southern
states, situated rs it is il>~tin.cly at the large
joint Passenger Depot of the four Rail Roads now
running and terminating here. The Nashville
and Chattanooga, Memphis and Charleston. East
Tennessee and Georgia, and Western and Atlnnt-
ic Rail Roads are now cOmpletc and the Wills
Valley and North East and South West Alabama
Rail Road will he completed and terminate here
in n year or two more. great portion of the
grading being now complete. and u portion of the
| iron having been purchased over twenty miles of
it will he laid ana running this winter, and other
contemplated Roads. among them the Road con
| Meeting Chattanooga with Cincinnati (Chattan0o-
ga and Kentucky Centrally The House has been
doing steady, heavy and increasing business
without opposition. since October 1850, and its
PruSlcclS LOT u continued increase, are very great.
Lots Nos. 3D. 81 and 63, Chestnut street. and
Lots Nos. 2 and 3 Carter street. very valua-
| BILE, being situated so near the Depot.
Lots Nos. and I, Market street. are fine bust
ness Lots, being situated cqui distant between
| the business portion of town and river, and have
now erected upon them two large and commodi-
Gus brick Store Rooms, admirably adapted to n
heavy Produce and Grocery Trade.
There will also be sold at time the joint
M II c. H o Il .,
among whom, arc Cooks. House Servants, IRON
crs. Washers, &C., &C., all of whom are very val
| liable.
TERMS OF SALE, Except as to the Negroes.
| which will he sold for cash. one third Cash.
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among whom. are Cooks. House Servants, Iron
crs. Washers, &C., &c, all of whom are very val
liable.
TERMS OF SALE, Except as to the Negroes
which will he sold for cash. one third Cash.
The balance in six, scm-annunl payments, with
6 per cent added, the purchaser giving notes with
approved security. TOM CRUTClIFIELD.
Oct. 10, lEG0-td-G30
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including everything usually brought to this mar
kct. which they arc offering iop dorm for Cash,
Produce, and to prompt dealers on time. We
will tako in exchange for Goods, Dried Fruit,
Stock Peas, White Beans, Feathers, Beeswax and
in short, almost everything that may be offered,
at the highest market price. Give us call.
Oct. 1n.l RORES0N & KNOX
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TIE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE
At Chattanooga, Tennessee.

At ChatCahOOga, IGnneSsee.
II q R - n Il u.
Tn CONSEQUENCE OF TIE DEATH OF
Il my brother-in-law. and partner, the late John
II. Lumphin, of Georgia. all the real and personal
estate owned by us jointly in the State of Tonnes
see, will he sold to the highest bidder, on
"Wednesday, 2sh doy If NoremJer, 1850.
The Property consists of the well known
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John s. Long,


G. T. Brane and W. Deano.
TNHE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
cause will be taken at the Clerk and Masters
office in Benton, on the SOh day of October 1860
The parties can attend with their proof
J. IL. ALEXANDER, c. d. w.
Oct. 49, 1S6O-3t-prs fee $500.
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Edward t. Oats,
G. 7. Braine and W. Delano.
TNHE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
Il cause, will be taken ut the Clerk and Master
office in Benton, on the 3Oth day of October, 1860.
The parties can attend with their proof
j. ii. ALEXANDER, C. C. H.
Oct. 10, 1S6O-St-prs fee S2-63s
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
robson & KNOX,
Seasonable Goods

A 7 TIE STORE FORMERLY Occupied
| IA by Robcson, Rice & Co., are now in receipt
/ Of large and well selected stock OF
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Thousands of Cases

1t not only relieves the child from pain, hut
invigoratcs the stomach and bowels corrects
acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
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A0cW.
JonY D. GRAY, Proprietor, Graysville. Ga.
Graysvillc is on the Western and Atlantic II. r.
| miles from Chattanooga, and 10 miles from
Tunnel HILL
Oct. ). lSG0-Gm-G2S
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EANEOItE>'S
CATHAIlTIC PILLS,

Compounded ON Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
put up III glass cases. air tight, and viii Keep IN any
al
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Long Lost, but Now Found !
Farm for S.ssa

VHE subscriber oftrs for sale his Farm NJ
ABOUT nlnety-eisht acres, situate in Rnvenna.
vie inrnpke and adjoining the corporate ,imits ~
seventy acres OF improved land under h.h state Of
ana te whole pleasantly located, watered by neyer
a,IIg stfeam7 suitable for grain or stock farm.
ennt o the one nundred rods of the present
few hundred feet of the contemplated Union 1snm.
h9 Gleveand ana ptsburg and Atlantic and Greo.
snG ndroaas me Dwelling House is arss
with well Of pure soft water, large orchayI ~
ghn, gh.eG fr ana choice aptcs aid general variety Of
e., a,' rGes' lnefe large ard commodious
oafn, ana other out'budngs in good repar-makiS0
y Fo one ol me most desirable in Northern obio
or soTs Rns ana particulars, reference may be had 10
or to the subscriber. VI NJ y. Utnetwlses
Ravenna, April IA, 1859. ooN"1hANs
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Legal Notice.

Joshua HATCHER, OF the State of
d Iowa, will take notice that William Detthon did
on the 2Sth day of March, d., leo file his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas in and for the county
of Portage and State Of Ohio, against the said Joshua
Hatcher defendant setting forth that on the lst day
of April, A. D., 1885, said Hatcher executed his pro
missory note, and delivered the same to Rachel
Detchon, and thereby romssed to pay her bearer
the sum Of Two hundred and fifty dollars on demand,
with interest annually; and that on the 9Th day of
April, A. H., 1856, said Hatcher made his other GER
tain promisory note and delivered the to Viii
liam Hatcher for $5CG, payable one year after date;
that said notes have been sold and transferred to said
plaintiff, William DetchoG, who is now their owner;
and plaintiff, ia his suil petition, asks Judgment
against said Joshua Hatcher Tor the money d le on
said notes and the interest thereon.
Said Joshua Hatcher will further take notice that
at the instance Of said plaintiff an order of attach.
ment has been issued y said Court against the goods
and effects Of said Hatcher now in Portage county
And said Hatcher, defendant, is notified that he isre
quired to appear and answer said petition or by
the third Saturday after the 9th day of May, 1860.
J. G. MORSS and ALPHONSO HART,
April 4, Is60-6w. Auy's for Plaintiff.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

| O ND''h
| Tr1u ,.CDD ON 1v,,,~nvo
lHH MoDE VI EAAMlNA IlON
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth is very simple and entire.
ly new and by it disease Of any of the nte nj vital
organs is in very fow minutes detected with facility
and certainty without skiing the nntinnt a nuestion
or having the least breyious Enowedor ftha rasa
Among tho Diseases treated with peri ct re-
SCROFULh
And all diseases of Scrofulous origin: Ulcers, tn.
mors Enlarged Glands or Joints hin Disease Swej-
! led Neck or Goittr, Scroiulous Sors Ewes, Scald
Head, Ernpton> Oh the face or Other parts Cancer
Fistula, S,inal Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gravel limo.
tence, Structure, st. Vius Dance, Epilepsy Pheunq.
tiom, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague nd Fever, Neuralgia
&e.
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes, ThroIt Lungs, Heart,
Stomach Liver SpIcen 'Klncys SEin nr o,bnr r, ~
gans.
Those suffering from Chronic Diseases, of any de-
scription, may be assured that their ses Win be
treated ftrlv and candilly and they Will not he an
ycurugel t, take medicine without !; corresnondlny
prospect Of benefit. Dr.. W. has visited Cleveland
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Il. BRONSON having been so far redu.
~ eed by consumption as to be considered beyond
all hope of recovery by the most eminent of the med
ical and also by hlmsef-a regular Bhysi.
clan Of twenty Years practice-as last resort con.
ceiVed the idea Of AHALYZING THE BLOOD, ahd
applying the subject of physiology 10 the more imme.
diae connection, and effect of the state Of the blood
upon the health and system. The result has been te
production of this "BLOoD F0OD,n from the nae a.
which DR.. Bronson was restored to perfect health-
Within six months after its intr oduction over two
thousand consumptives efectualIy cured by Ii:
If you have any complaint of a consumptye tenden-
cy, CoUGH, CoLD, HEADACHE, PALPITATIoN OF TEE
HEART, Loss OF APPETITE, OR PAIN THE SIZE, logo
no time in procuring bottle Of the BLOOD P0ob.
you are suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, or youf
seep broken and disturbed If your spirits are De-
pressed, or your organs relaxed you will find in tkta
an unialing remedy, by commencing with TEN drops.
your LIVER lie torpid, or diseased in any manner
WnateVerl ONE OR TWO BOTTLES will be sure to Wig.
9ra!e, and orlng 1t into lively and heathful action
In tne most inveterate cases of DYSPEPSIA the patient
can mere ma the most efficient and grateful relief
oenent Is always experienced after taking ONLY
ONE BOTTLE. In MALE OR FEMALE CoMPLAINTs AND
WEAKNEssEs, the sufferer after trying other RENE.
dies IN vain, may rest assured that certain cure will
result from TWO OR THREE BOTTLES. The UBLOOD
FooD" Is efectual In all cases of ERUPrIoNs, SALT
KHEuM, ScRoTULOs and other like complaints, Pale
ana emacl ated children and adults are Immediately
Denehtted by ITS use. 1t gives sIelgh to the bodv
ana color and beauty to the skin. Physicians Of ali
| schools are using with wonderful success
For lull directions, see circulars. Price 8f bvr
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The Great Benefactor of the Household! I!
STEW ARTS
FUEL SAVING AND COMFORT PRODUCING
COOKING STOVE, +,
FoR wooD AND BrruMryous Coat. With or without
Hot Water Reservoir and Warming Closet
80
g
!
/ Improved 1859, with new and extra large Flues.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only true Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
Operates to perfection with Bitumnous Coal.
THE STEWART STOVE
viii pay for itselrin saving of fuel every years.
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all sorts of Cooking at the same time, and gives
you also plenty of hol water, and u warming closet
THE STEW6RT STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge ofa veteran inventor
of 2j years experience.
Bakes perfectly on top and in oven, and roasts In
front, all at the same time
THE STEWART STOVE
viii do twice the work Of any other Stove with the
THE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without mpartng
the favor of one TO the other.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will last twenty years. Many are now in use that
were purchased fifteen and twenty years ago. AL
though costing at rst it is in the end eaper
than any Common Stove.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the article suited to every famiyit will aid in pro-
noting luxury with economy. While it will be found
Invaluable servant in the houses of the wealthy it
will also prove Good Samaritan in securing comfort
aud tappness 10 the families of the poor. 70 those
In moderate circum stances make itself indispensi
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be re-
| turned, so you run hO kind Of risk in tryiugit.
A. w. BECKLEY,
Sole Agent for Portage County.
Small descriptive PhampIcs sent by Mail, without
charge,
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climate.
The FAMILY CATnA, lRTlC PILL is gentle
but active CuthartiG, that's ht proprietor has used
in his practice more than - twenty years.
Tic constantly incrcas - ling demand from those
who have long used the PILLS, an the sutisfac
ton which all express in - regard to their use, has
Induced me to put them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession we'll Know that different Cath
artics act on dif1erentH portions of the bowels.
Tie FAMILY CATHAI hTlC PILL has, with due
reference 10 this we'll es'Co tabished fact, been
pounded from variety - of the purest Vegetable
Extracts, Which act alike every part of the ali
If rentary canal, aid areeN good and safe in ali cases
where Cathartc is need - Ied, such as DERAEGE
MENr OF THE STOMACH, F% iSLEErlNGss, COSTUMES,
PAINS IN THE BACK ANDsG Ih01Ns, PAIN AND SORE
NESS OVER WHOLE, :, lBoDY, from .dden cold,
which frequently. il neg ~ lected, end In long
course Of Fever, Loss off,. appetite, q Creeping
Sens ,tion of Cold overs The Body, RestlesSness,
Headache, or Weight in e the Head, all lngamma-
tory Diseases, Worms,1o IN children or Adults,
kheumatisn 4 great Pu! Elder of the Blood, and
many diseases to " lch flesh is heir too numerous to
mention in this advertisement. Dose to 3.
PRICE 30 CENTS.
The Liver Tnygorator and Fa'oily Cathartic Pills
are retaed by Druggists generally, and scd whole
sale by the Trade in ali the large towns.
s. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
33j broadway, New York.
January 1S, !8j0-Iy
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
The Whistler's Tune.

The Whistlers tune.
supper was over, the boy went out,
he passed through the yard and over the stile,
The big dog barked as he went aleng BY,
And followed him nearly mile,
And he sat him down on hickory log,
And whistIed lively tune, this boy,
Which took the ear of tho barking dog,
And he wagged his tail for joy
The beetle stopped fron pinehing the N.Y.
And the toad In his hole stood still,
And the tom-tit heard with a tear In his eye,
And fishing worm in his bill,
And tie grasshopper said, 81 know that air,
But cannot whistle 1t So
The tune of the man with no hair on his head,
Where the hair ever ought to grow"
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THE PLACE to have your Prescriptions
= properly prepared is at SWlFT'S.
Sent, q, l9T9.
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BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE,

~1-4~AS AA4 " ~ AAaO SO1MCVAG4 ADLEs
NO ONE can view n Park. Cemetery,
~ Lawn OF Avenue, which is tasefully ornamen.
tea win vigorous hlaple, Fir, Elm, Spruce, Horse
Ash, Willow, Arbor Vtm, Birch and Labarnum
trees without realizing something Of the magnia.
cence of nature Whoever owns house with pats
before and behind it. may have life long pleasure by
the outlay ofn very few dollars thereon in the plant
Ing OF Fruit and Ornamental trees. The Spring Is
good time to transplant Peach Pear, Apple, Cherry
Quuce and Evergreen trees; also Currant, Goose.
berry, Black berry, Raspberry, Grapes, c., &c. In
Cleyeiand, haze large stock Of all the foregoing
as also everything in the Nursery and Floral lne ali
OF winch Is reared on the eminent nursery soil of
The lake shore All orders for the delivery of Fruit
ana Ornamental Trees, or for the mapping out and
ornamentlng of Fair Grounds, Cemeteries, Church
farus, Lawns, Avenues, &c. promptly attended to.
, RANSOM II. CLARK.
Rootstown, February 8, IeGO-2m
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DIED.

BURNBAM-On Saturday evening, Sept a. at $40 O'Clock,
G,cg, Bunham eldesison Of the late william Buruham,
The relatives and friends fsr v respectfully invited
,teDo the funeral Tuesday the th inst at O'clock
from BIZ ate residence Seventy sAd
wsy, without fuItbeI invitation
BRIDGE Brookl1n Monday Sept. a. Of consumption
Mi. maIsae hr ond daughter Of the late Rev James
Bridge Cf sUg'n cloy Ireland;
The fnes the family sie Invited to attend her fanrl rom
D. o'clock p. IN.
E8BFTs-Up Monday morning Sept "a, Edward N Ebbets
The friend, md lsts,s the family respectfully invited
T' eth steet Tuesday at o'clock p III without further
notice.
GIB oN-on Monday mon Ing Sept "a, Margaret, wife Of
Wood Gibson IN toe cd yea q her
The relatives and fiends of the andy are invited to her
o. ednstcs1 afternoon at o'clock.
GLyNNOn Saturday Sept g. at the residence Of her parents,
IN the 2rh year Of her ago
HgETTNGIA. }a%s5, LGDr nS On on Sunday moIu,;
Hunting, Sgd Is ,esis mont snd Ia days
HEYBOURNE- In this city, Sunday Sept 30 Sarah wife
OF James H'ybouIn sgeo 40 years
HoOKIu Brooklyn, Sunday, Sept %, Anne Leyin infant
dsr glitter Of Benz, n 10 and AnLe Mara Hook
MCCARTHY - In this city. on Sunday morning, Sect 49,
Margaret ~e Of Chas bcCArhy 10 the Ssh ysr Of her sgs
PATTERSON In this city Saturday, Sept o. Joseph H.
Patterson In the s2d year Of his age
REEDln this city Sunday Sept 20, Sarah Reed aged 70
RicHAB DsONIn Brooklyn On Sunday Sept a. Mrs Sarah
{ HctardsoD, in the 65th year Of her age.
sUTTOE-At Harlem Sunday Sept o. Benjamin Sutton,
II resyes friends o. the family respectfully invited
attend be f1nt TLesdsy Sept IS at
reside his sonn law, Dr. Hl Ont hundred aud twenty
n th iue,t
sKIPPoN-on Sunday morning Sept 20 at the residence of hi,
father In BrooLlyb, ateT ~ II and ilne John
SliIpon IT,. IN The 46tb year Of biz
IT, funeral services will te place II Sands street Church,
Brooklyr Wednetdsy Afternoon at oco H. His friends,
md hieuds iamy repeatedly iayited attend
WAREERon Monday, Sept a. Of consaI ton, Ann MAZDA
WTBeT.
Her nj ds an9 those Of her brother Alexander aud sister are
uy ed attend her late home No 50 Fir.t
Get Williams bufgh, ednesday, 26.h inst o'clock
without further noiice.
wAsAY- In this city, On Sunday Sept 81 congestion Of tho
bren May e. wife Of George "asay ased % cans ou;Ls
ard a. days
WILSON In this city Saturday morning Sept a. Mrs
Annie Wilson, formerly Of Boston, Mass
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met last evening at tue usaal hour, the
f,ssidsnt MoR0AS JoSKs efq., in tbs Chair.
Resolutions were referred-to build q sewer In
Fi0tty-orst street from Second TO Third avenue; 10
set curb and gutter, and flag sidewalks in TTelfth
st,eft bet Seen SIKH and Seventh ayenues aiso, in
r,ss3wich avenue. between Perry aud Hammond
streets; also in Seventh avenue, between Eleventh
I'D T,1efb streets; slso IN HsmmoDd street. between
G,eepygich avenue AID Waverley place.
An ordinance was laid over, amending the Ordnsuee
An Tcsnse csTtmep by fixing the license fee at ~ "
instead of 81 so as at present. .,.-.o
The Corporation Council communicated ~ TesP2Iso e
20 inouires relative the laying Of Tie ne" Ooton
MN n Fourth avenue without contract, his opinion
.ha, he ork cannot legally be done without CONTRACT
The sxpense exceeding $3.50. Ordered 10 be printed.
TIE Board consufred with the Aldermen 70 sen9
hack 70 bs Fire Commissioners reports saFpendlng qua
exEeniug members Of Hook ana LsddeI - n
sixth street, from Tenth avenue TO the Aads0a
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River; also Thirteenth street, between Fret av'n1e
and avenue A; slso Teeth avenue from FoYty-folrth
10 Fifty 9Th street.; 10 have q prison and lo7g'ng
house built on Of the Twenty sscoGd ecinc. Sa
to- .House.
TIE report Of the Committee on Assessments IN favor
of d, mating to the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum on
Fifth az eDue bet Fifty fret and FIT. -se,oDd
sure IT, 1873 II, smtuit sufficient 10 pay the Gen.
tIal Park snessn ent against it, care up.
MIR. PlScKSEY protested sgsioss this whole
sat sy stem o. don alton. lie eul gzed the Obj Of
the Asy um, Int did not think that when neDs
positively benef ted he property The II sh oud
was first dorated 10 the ntitutiops by the city, they
had bsd tax upon tax Of one kind and another RENTED
and here it was proposed TO give them 81, i23 II.
The report, however, was finally adopted, Mr..
PircFpey only dissenting.
Re ports were adopted n fix the salary Of the Ss'opd
AssitaIt Auditor of tbs Finance Depsr meUt al 81 500
per AM to pernit tle tnebria;es Home 20 erect
flagstaff; oobcuJIing 10 build in Fifth avenue
from Forty th ttrs OF u Forty srseti
in favor of psying George w. Morton, ex-City To-
spsetor $64l SO for services City Iospecor 70 June
Is 1852 md of legal expsOses alec SO %
cost Of &C ion in satisfaction Of judgment against nun
10 contestre biz claim IN th- Office; appropr ing 500
to tit up din rom over Jefferson Market, for l2th and
70 Reg merits jncr asiUg the sslJres OF IN. tlrs,
Csrb TO CORPORATION Attorney to 81 600 and S',ond
lss also ioeI easDg the salaries of Charles Gray,
Alex. V. Davidson and Daniel Donovan, attachses IN
The Chief Eugiot Office from COO to 81 800 each,
to take ecL from date Of passage OF resolution; TO
tuid sewer in Oak street between James and ROose.
Welt stIetts.
The Bosrd adjourned until Tbursday, leaving some
fifty papers, ready for final action, undisposed of.