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Ravensa, O., March
Legal NoiIce.

Legal NoiIce.
IIENRY A. CLARK. resident of the state OF
Ohio late of Portage County. win take notice thai
the 30th day March A D. 1868 Joseph D. Horton,
Adliaistrator de b0Ris Nth TIE sou of Bar
her Clark, commenced in tn Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Portage and State of Ohio,
civil ion, wherein said Horton, administrator
aforesaid is plaintiff, and said Henry Clark defend
ant, and on said day filed in said court in said scon
petition setting forth that the 18th y of January
1852 said Henry A. Clark executed said Rarber Clark
Chen ave) pronssory note of that dale for the
Of S59S5 due in year from the date thereof
interest at which is still unpaid
The brit and prayer of said petition is OF
said Defendant the amount due said note, wit =
1893 S. and interest thereon from January 1852 at
per cent Said defendant Henry A. Clark is required
TO appear and said petition before the
day OF May, A. d. 1858. JOSEPH D. horton,
Administrator de bonis non
with the will annexed, of Bar, Clark.
April /, 1868. 6w
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GEN. E. B. TYLER, has been released from
arrest, and assigned to active duty. Every
charge fell to the ground save one, and that
was merely technical-his having made re-
port of battle to Gov. Curtin, and signing in
his official capacity, instead of reporting to
his immediate superior.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

THE junior EXHIBITION of the Western
Reserve College, will take place Wednesday,
April 9Th, commencing at IL A. NJ.
In the evening the Junior Glass will give
a vocal and instrumental concert. Lelanis
Band and Orchestra, and fine vocal talent
have been secured for the occasion.
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Farm for Sale.

rwI,.L sell my farm, contsinine about 100 acres,
] .5t,iste on lots 53 and IS in Windham, Portage
con,tx Ohio verv cheap. and upon terms that cannot
fsii to suit is pleasantly tuated with
in two miles of the viisge OF Garrettsviile, q ex
80 s;nelvs we'll wooded and watered-has good soil,
GOOD buildings and excellent bearing trees ol
fl rfnds Those wishing 10 buy viii do well TO eau
mon me before uakiag pnr chase - -. -
upon ~ ss',s,9 WILLIAM wooDWoR1H 8
windhsm, Feb ,is6s. ism
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Coz. HIRAM w BnIsToL has res

Col. HIRAM w. BRISTOL has resigned his
commission in the army, owing to long con-
tinued and debilitating indisposition. By his
withdrawal, the service loses a gallant officer,
who greatly distinguished himself on several
hard fought fields. He is now improving in
health and strength, but very slowly.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

IT'S affirmed by those who are competent
to judge, that the new Paper Hangings, the
new Borders, and the new Window Curtain
Paper, just opened at the Ravenna Book
Store, are very beautiful, and very cheap for
these times.
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SAW MILL BURNED.-The Steam Saw
MIL belonging to Lansing Kellogg, in the
northwest part of the township, was burned
on Saturday morning last. The fire was dis
covered about a. M, at which time the roof
was falling in. Considerable lumber was al
so burned. Loss, S., 200.
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. Or Single Papers Of this toeeks issue Of THE
Democrat may be obtained at the counter Of the
Rauesaa Book Store, for 4 cents each, or 5 cents
in a0rappers for mailing.
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THERE will be services on Sabbath next, in
the Catholic Church, at the usual hours. Rev.
H. Irown will oficiate as
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

AMONG the beautiful Paper Window Shades
to be found at the Ravenna Book Store, is
a new article, a handsome imitation of lace
curtains. This is thought to be very nice.
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u. p. FLYNN.
~ ]. r. ELNNNs l5ll
M Practical Tailor and Cutter

Opp0sfIe IOtEFF k1aII, HAV6IHaag
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Ravenna and VII
eiuty he has commenced the Tailoring business
in ali It's branches Having had practical experience
in cutting and making up of men and boys ciotn1ng
in Eastern and Western cities of the United Statee
be feels In assuring the public thai ne
cut and make up garments IL as good manner ana
as fashionable stsIe can be done In any ofner,
pIace aud hopes by strict attention TO the wants OF
his customers to mcrit liberal share OF public pat
rouage.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

New and choice literature may be found at
the Ravenna Book Store,su as mo Name,"
by Wilkie Collins Darlington, by Charles
Lever; Aurora Floyd, Mistress and Maid, &c,
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SALE AND EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
Real estate naoves with considerable activity
in Ravenna this spring. DR.. D. R. Jennings,
has exchanged his residence on Elm street,
for that of Mr.. Joel Caris', on Main street.
Mr.. James Norton, has exchanged his resi-
dence en- Walnut street, for that of Mr.. j. P.
Griffin on Oak, between Prospect and Wal
nut Streets Mr.. John Fletcher, has brought
Mr.. E. Lords residence on the corner of Main
street, and the Freedom road leading to the
Fair Grounds. Mr. E. Lord has brought Rev.
7. G. Hartshorn's Formerly Rev. j. H. Eb-
berts) residence on Chestnut, north of Main
street. J. D. Horton, Esq, has bought the
late residence of Col. E. B. Taylor, on Bow
cry street, west of Meridian.
A. & G. w. R. R.-Business is active, and
daily increasing on this road. Trains have
| been running every other day, but on Mon
day last trains commenced daily trips, so that
passengers will not have to lie over one day,
at Ravenna, as was often the case before. A
large number of passengers leave the c. &
P. R. R., to take the cars of the Broad Guage
going East. At present the walk between
the two Depots for such passengers is 'incon-
venient, but in time that difficulty will be
obviated. Large transhipments of freight to
and from the G. & P. R. R., are daily occur
ring, and the A. & G. W. R. R. to accommo-
date this line of business, are erecting tran
shipment Depot building, some 80 or 100 feet
in length between the two roads, and contig-
uous to the track of each. All is life and ac-
tivity on the Depot grounds, and every thing
gives evidence of the most prompt and am
pie preparations for the great and growing
business of the Road. es~1'
We noticed at the Freight Depot on Sat
urday morning large quantity of freight
direct from New York, for several of oul
Portage County Merchants.
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a Slsssas cold, Cossgz.,

Egy3SA sa SIsgSsE Gold, Cough,
EeA ~aEaneaeness, or Sore
E2s!S s!5sI4 SOhsonf, lufsich might Be
l5y ohecaed IOith a simple REM
lsk~ edy, if neglected, often ter
nssaases seriously. Fsto are oauore Of
the irsportancs Of stopping a gollah or
SIiahf RaLd in its first stage; that
,ubioh IN the begus,sing r0oaSld yield to
o mid remedy, if not attended TO, soon
ottacacs the lungs.
Rso1s.,n's RxoachiaI >Oxoches
,osre first introduced esevers years ago.
It has been proved that they are the best
article before the public for /goMahs,
folds, Bronchitis, 1astlhnan,
kofnttjz, the Haekaeg Cough in fan
sus,al lhfin,l, and rsssnlerosis affections Of
tbs 1Sjzfonf, gtutng irsnssdidte relief
xsssDIsc Speakers assd Stssgers.
,yiu find them et77sctlsai for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in
.MedioMe, at 25 cents per boz
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UNITED STATES
Express Company.

TNHE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY hav.
J. ing madn arrangements with the Atlantic 4 Great
Western Railway, by which they have the exclusive
privilege of forwarding Express Goods Express Pas
sengar Trains they able to offer the residents of Ra
VIENNA and vicinity better facilities for the forwarding
Express Good so far as regards time in transit and
i'll rates, than have ever been offered before
This Cmpany have agents at all the principal stations
on the Atlantic Greni Western Railway, Erie Railwa
aud connecting Branch Rail Roads, all the citie
aud towns in the Western States, by their
tions with other Express Companies in New York City
they are enabled to forward Goods to all points tn,
Easte IN States
Notes. Drafts and Accounts collected; Money, Jewelry
and other valuable packages forwarded with dispatch
Shippers of Butter, Cheese and Eggs will find it IL
their advantage to patronize this line
For rates of charges, apply to ANDREW POE, Agent
Office in the Store of Poe & Brother.
CHAS. A. DEWITT,
Gen'l Supt.
Ravenna, April j, 1863. mt
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NOTICE is hershy given that the subscriber becr
IN appointed and qualified Adnini<tratrix on tbs
estnie of the late Lyman w Trssk of Hiram Portage
Co.. deceased All persons indebted said estate are
requested to call aud settle Immediately
-.-e CHAs. W. TRASK.
Hiram o., March 24. 1868 apri.3w
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Notices
Township Election.
Union Meeting.

Union Meeting.
There will bs meeting of the voters of the Unto
Organic ition held at the Fown Hall in Ravenna. on
Friday EOeni'lg Ap,ll Sd, 1868,
to c"mmenee at7 O'Clock, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating candidates for township and corporation on
Gers, be supported ut the elect to be held No
day, April 9th.
SAM'L D. HARRIS, Jr
L. DODGE,
Township Com mittes
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For interesting letters from Minnesota, Co
lumbus and the Camp see first page. See
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S ARTFmUs WARD, &C. F. Browne) the Sim
mortal' Snowman, has left his wife Betsy
at home, and is around speaking his piece"
We will give his side-spliting lecture, Sixty
Minutes in Africa" at Days Hall next Sat-
urday night. He will have acrowded house.
No reserved seats. Go early, and secure a
seat. 1t will be the most joyous entertain
ment of the season. As sess gs6
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SoLDIERs CLAMs-I am authorizad and
prepared to prosecute and collect all soldiers claims
for Bounty, arrears of pay, &c. By the law of Con-
gress Of the past winter, all soldiers discharged by
reason of wounds received in battle are entitled to
one hundred dollars bounty.
am prepared to attend to the collection of all such
claims.
satisfactory.
Soldiers, now is the time to get your money.
J.D.HoRroy.
RAvESSA, March "a, 1889. 25-4w
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-s>s

PERSONS WISHING to renovate their rooms
ment of Wall Paper at the Ravenna Book
Store, from which to select, The price Of
all Paper Fabrics has greatly increased, but
these Paper Hangings are afforded at such
prices, that in some cases it will cost but a
few cents, and in no case but few shillings
more than formerlyeto. paper room, so that
none need refrain from papering new, or re-
papering old rooms. At any rate, call and
see ethese papers, quality and prices. ..qs.s,s
We DESIRE to call the attention Of the pub
lie to the advertisement of E. A. STEIN, Pho
tographer, in another column.
Mrs. has the new process for Photograph
ing now SO perfect, and every facility for get
ting up Photographs Of any size, as to defy
competition in the State for good work
Il unnecessary to comment to our towns
people, for they have abundant proof of the
quality of his work, but to our friends in the
neighboring towns and country, We would say,
for No. work, at reasonable prices, in Pho
! tographs, or any other style Of Picture, 60 t.
STEMS Photograph Rooms They have
also on hand a large assortment of Gilt ant
Rosewood Frames, Photographic Albums
and large variety of Cases and other mate
rails, to which we invite the attention of all
Particular attention paid to Enlarging Pho
tographs from small pictures of deceased o
absent friends.
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Local Notices

S coUPosa.-We will nay the highes
premium for U. $. COUPONS dua in AtriI and May
or win collect the same at 2 law rate.
ROBINSON, KING & CO.
Ravenna, March 20, 1868. 25-2x
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GENTS FURNISHING cooDsI

ever exhibited in this market, may be seen at
GREEN'S.
These goods were bought with the ss ready - and
will be sold as low can be purchased elsewhere
West Of New York.
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Administrators Notice.

April / 1863, 1w "
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1t is Safe and Sure.
E M o V a L


q Vt, II = y TON az CO.,
Manufacturers of Friction Matches have removed from
Union street. to their large buidi X recently erected
Nos. 90, "a, So, SO, 100 ~ I02 Friead ST.
Being the largest and olde mpnufctrers Of Friction
Matches in this country deacr shippers sea captains
and CONSUMERS, can always good article and
every climate.
=" Always on hand and pacicd at short notice for
shipment, Gard, Block, ptrlor Or Water-Proof Wood
and Paper Box dBd the celebrated b am Matches.
& 0rESSes.
In cousequencs Of the high reputation our Matches
have obtthed numbers per-ops selling an ~ t'cle
OF Interior quality, ana even BSsE EEOUGH to use our
trade marks In order to avoid occurrence Of the
kmd hereafter AL of our Matches will have printed on
the wrappers, "Mauulacturel bv.
BYAM4 CARLTON d CO."
At wholesale in Worcester by DRAPER " CLARK.
Boston, Nov. x, 1863 d3m NIP
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Rev. William Henry Claiming, chaplain
elect of the house of representatives, is wide
ly known in this country and England as an
eloquent preacher, able writer, and earnest
philanthropist. Heis the nephew and biogra-
pher of William Elery Claiming.
Congress will probably take its holiday re-
cess from Tuesday or Wednesday the 23d,
for two weeks.
Reports had been received at Havana that
over 300 of the st. Domingo insurgents have
delivered themselves up to the Spanish au-
thorities. Kaias and two other leaders in the
rebellion are reported captured at Hayti, and
are at the disposal of the Spanish govern
ment.
Fifteen highway robbers have been arrested
near Havana, and one executed.
In the battle of Irish Bend, when the 9lst
New York charged the rebels, they were join
ed by the pet dog of one of the soldiers,
which led them some distance. He made for
one of the enemy, whom he seized by his
clothes, and there held him until member of
the 9lst came up and secured him.
great fire in Amboy, H., on the 10th,
burned the city hall and many other buildings.
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UNION VICTORY IN MISSISSIPPI.
Advices from Memphis state that rebel
force, estimated at 1900, under Lee and Chal-
mers, entered Moscow Miss, on the Sd inst,
and captured two negroes, who were standing
picket duty, whom they hung at once.
They made desperate charge on Col.
Hatcll's force, who were guarding the Wolf
River Bridge, when, with the 9th, 18th and
9th Illinois, and the I'd Iowa cavalry, one
l2-pound howizer, and 700 negro troops, a
desperate fight ensued and continued four
hours, when the enemy were repulsed with a
heavy loss in killed and wouuded. Among
their killed were several officers of high rank.
Col Hatch was seriously wounded in the
right lung. The 9th Illinois cavalry suffered
the heaviest loss. A large number of their
horses were captured. Co. b. came out with
only nine men and one lieutenant The ne
gro troops fought with desperation.
THE POTOMAC ARMY.
The Worlds army of the Potomac dispatch
es say it is the intention to- keep the army in
its present position, unless unforeseen cir
cumstances arise. The long continuance of
clear weather before New Years is said to be,
generally, precursor of storms and rains,
and TIE men are busily engaged in building
comfortable winter quarters.
A rumor prevailed in the army Yesterday
that Lee had, under flag of truce, forwarded
a request to Cen Meade for an armistice of
three months duration.
The Herald's special states, from reliable
authority, that Lees army occupies the fol-
lowing positions: Hills corps is around
Orange Court House, where Lee has his
headquarters Early'S division is near the
Summerville roads, at Morton's, and Tobac-
co fords; Johnston's division is at Mitchel's,
Browns and GernanIa fOrds. From the dense
volumes OF smoke arising from the woods and
batteries south of RacCoon and Morton fords,
it is evident that the enemy are also in force
there.
Rebel authorities say that Lee had over
10000 men in the late campaign, and was
certain of victory had we had the rashness to
attack him in his strong position. 1t is sta ed
That enemy are building winter quarters.
Mosby's guerriias have Just made raid on
the government farms near "Lewinsville, u
captured one man and six horses. They were
finally driven off by our reserved pickets with
the loss Of one man killed and one prisoner.
Three rebel spies were caught between
Washington aud Bladensburg on Wednesday
night.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
lie gunboat Acacia which left Boston on
" wednesday, in pursuit of the Chesapeake,
put INTO Portland the next day in sinking
condition.
The frauds in the quartermaster's depart
ment at Alexandria will foot up millions
Ihey nave been in progress seven months
| Other arrests are to be made
The Memphis Bulletin saws Gen. Beacl
and staff were busy mastering volunteer com
panies into the service. Seven full comoa
MES were mustered in on the 9TH, and as m an,
more would be on the next day. Gen. Beatci
had extended the day of grace to the 18th.
The Louisville journal says that the rebe
Gen. Morgan was in Cumberland County, Ky.
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WORCESTER

onathe morning of the 9TH, in company with
five of his officers, proceeding towards the
south.
Blockade running into Savannah river, Ga.
is closed by the destruction of the steamer
Laura by the federal gunboat Union.
Gen. Banks and staff arrived in New Or
leans on the Sd inst, from Brazos, Texas.
Cen Hamilton, military governor of Texas,
reached Brazos on the Cd and was to imme-
diately enter upon the duties of his office.
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Hon. James Russell of CAMBRIDGE. who
for several years was member of the lepis-
lature, both as representative and senator.
and held other positions Of trust and influ-
ence, died on the 9th, after a short illness.
He graduated at Harvard College in 1911.
Charles Billiard arrested for passing $500
counterfeit bill on the HaVerhill bank, has
been sent to Lowell for trial.
The Lexington House in Lexington was
sold on the 10th inst for $4,000.
An experimental trip was made over the
Lowell horse railroad on the 10Th. The cars
will commence to run regularly on the 14th.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The republicans ofNewbu"yport have NOM
mated Mr.. Charles II. Coffin for mayor.
Ipswich has raised its quota of SO, and the
selectmen have informed Gov. Andrew that
they can obtain Il few more if the town will
be credited for them on future quota.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Gen. Elias Cook, prominent citizen OF
Bellingham died Oh the I'd, aged 90.
fire broke out on the 10th in house and
mandatory belonging to Mr. Belcher OF
East Randolph. A house and barn belonging
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lBy T.. b. LAMs0N Il SOM
BLOOD STOCK AND FARMING

~ TOOLS AT AUCTiON-Wil be sold At Public
Auction, IN the south part VI Shrewsbury, on TUES
DAY, Dec Is. 1869, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on The place
known as the Isaac Harrington Farm aud occupied
by Levi Richardson. woke Durham Oxen, Z wears
OLD well broke; one full blooded Ayrshire Cow years
OLD next spring. one fun blooded Devon Cow, years
old; one native breed cow years old; one do ears
odi one OK Wagon. one OK Cart. one Horse Wagon,
and alot of Farming owls
Conditions atsae. JAMES pURTNTON.
Il. d. LAMSON, AuctiOnetr
kQtg 4is "a
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or +. b. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
Worcester, Dec. Z, 1863 dts
A DMlNISTKAT0R'S SALE-By Ii.
IMPORTANT SALE or REAL ESTATE.

VIII be sold at Public Auction, at the Old "Beaman
Tavern 50 called, In West BOylston, on WEDNEs-
DAY, Dec 10Th, 1863, at o'clock in the morning, the
HOME FAEeAg,
Lately owned and occupied b. Ezra Neaman late OF
West Boyiston deceased. the Home Farm contains
one hundred and ATTY eight acres OF Valuable Land,
nearly all Of whehs Intervals living butt sides of
the beautiful Nashut River. The House Is arRe, an
Gent construction, AVID has been known century Is
the BEAMAN TAVERN. There are two Barns each
100 feet long, good Tenement House. cider MIL sheds
ana other onlbuldngs; there Is an AQueduot which
has brought water to the house and for over y
years without interruption. The Home Farmis situated
In the village Of West BOyston, churches schools
ana stores and in the Immediate neighb0rho0d Of the
large Cotton Mills Of The "Beaman Manufacturing Com
panY, ami the house Is about 100 rods from tho West
Boylston Station on the Worcester and Nashua Kali.
rod This opportunity Is believed worthy the attention
Of persons wishing for sendii Farm as there are nut
rev arms IN Worcester County equal to this For any
iuriler Information, apply personally by letter to
LEVI GOSS, west Boylston, who will show persons
the premises when desired, to f. Il. LAWSON, Wor-
ceser.
Possession VIII be RiyOu the first day of April next
Terms Of sale-One-lOurth to be paid on delivery Of
Deed, and the remainder in year the nrst day
Of next January. LEVI GOSS for the Heirs
II, LAMSON, AuetiOneer.
West Boylston, Nov. 90 1868 dts az
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IL THE DAILY srT;-one square" three fourths OF
an nehl first insertion, sl each subsequent Insertion
70 cents; one week, s2i two weeks, s2T5; month
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the price VIII DO three ouhs OF tho price OF square
inside Advertisements and Special Notices, extra prices
In WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square, each sub
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eE All transient Advertisements must be paid adj
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cS-No grafuitous Adperiisenents No report reso-
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association, and no communication designed TO call nt-
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% Tho Publishers will not hold themselves respans-
bic for that may occur. bsyOn the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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q a AUCTION SALE.-Wil be sold
N It'll at Public Auction, MONDAY, Dec I4th at Ten
a $3.50 clock A. that valuable Real Estate Nos 100
Of Earl d Jones. S
No. 100 Is thorough built two.story BRICK HOUSE,
OF eleven rooms ard basement conveniently arranged
Tor Two tenements. No. 1922 a BRICK COTTAGE OF
Store ~ - - ''NeiS
Both houses are In thorough repair about six hundred
dollars having been expended the during the
past year together or separate as purchasers
desire. Terms at sale, For particulars inquire OF
r. n, ROGERS.
or f. b. LAMSON Auctioneer.