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Of S,s u s
habitual constipation. without using either purgave
Sc
from smiaent physicians and other persons Of disnct
perg.. Of this treatise fail dispe all doubt.
III.
land and the Continent with its remarkable Iesults s
called ETsena~. vegetable fsrins-ia sOms respects n
The Treatise and the Erv.lenta he latter in u packets
81 eaeh CONSTANTLY on hand At The National Depot Of
Granite Building. as Broadway corner ofChsmbsr );
MEvEG ssI. GoFAIv1Am.4I CaIsa
composed entirely OF root;-no bal sms no merc1ry
sssIs and . sp ns f
in few days II the medicine is taten as direcsed his
he S ss
81 BTo,dwsy Bowe1y corner Of Spring street, Bowe.e
q spax Houston .!.:ss iss Divis;on street.
s'Sa $751; Monroe srsss 50 mo
Badger Newark Pearson, Railway. and Williams Willie;
N (member Of the Royal CoIlege Of Surgeons. Londo
be p:ees r sns S.s q
enable. Dr. 70 cure the wor. form Of his d.eA
debility So.e
Dr. Ia. eil Il. =
by certain mushroom dentist Remember IL Duane SIRE
next door tn DR.. Jshnsons dii irsrS
DOCTOR YOUKsE LF.-1h he tune has arrived nd I, a..
- PATIENTS afflicted with private diseases need meSe M
% on
s1%Rsss tie sss
IN b 10 CO s
di.es:ss fully explains hs cure q aSai sSa.
impotence Or sexual debility, seminal ws.kpess. bssi.
en9meTate The public piais. Sold By Dr. @ as abs
and at The faowiag Drug siores-?o Fulton street; A.
H. Ring, 1872 Broadway; eeks Anderson, So Bowery;
Sands Co.. II East broadway; DR.. A. w. White l6 ,iA
ancy street; aud both corners of Broadway and Chsu
street. d5 mos ~
nn. JynNsON, y Duane street, asaf Cha.en stree
York the treatment OF delicate disesses The pocti
existed for years Is prsemnent. elect sncturs ulc
upon the body, the throat IL the head
ness brought on By secret habit INDUCED in by youns
causing lasivous dreams and nightly emissions, POSITIVE
cured Recent crses cured IN -four days without IeIca
letters, containing fee Of g. attended Don't be dece
ed, Dr. johnson is in no way connected with Nushro
Dentist or his Colleg.. r5a ms
& SIl(l CHALLEN0E-vsliefs French P,iis--1h his "a
ROOO rivaed remedy for diseases Of a private nsty
spostive and speedy cure without resctoa OF diet or
French pills possess over bassm copev;ae, capsuIs
other mixtures ,cnnnot fail 20 give them
preference Besides being the most eectua aad speedy 81
SMELL not affect the breah or sicken the stomach
least aud may be taken any time, the pr.
selves, w,hont the fear picon discovery They
equally ehectuai Tor either sex. IN all copiants sucf
sss ssSs rs
cured hundreds Of these troublesome nplants rer
other remedy has failed. They have been extensively
universal the propretors challenge any
duce remedy Of equal certainty der forfeiture Of M
Liberty d29 ims
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cH SINO CHALLEN0E-ValiefsF French Pliis--1 his
ASJyUJ yivalied far dt<e Al n
LUCINA CORDIAL.


II IL Ia r L. Il
EOR the sure and seedy cure OF incipept Consumps
y Barenne I, slmpo,sncy Lneo;Ih@a Or Whites: q
Of no "a ,ns %
Of the system m liter whether the result q inhers
e5sS Of tbs n ns.p%aSie Cordial. i BOTH Rems sherss
sufficient for its rick aud positive sacceu in
be surpIing than nviso,atins effects the hr
frame Persons all wesknsss and lass.iude before t.k
Il immeeatey counte the of the fe
frame which IS the only cause Of h.rrenness aud which
quickly removes the impedments BY physical Prostra
which fequeny deter men from getting married. Lsnf
which is regard ed by IN. heads OF The faculy. ia 40
the world q the mos, important n,edcss
ii1 Greeswich stree; sonet Of Lbsr;s des Inv
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE ThEMSELvii
Il I; 9 ass q j.
# lat s the s:; %ha s
possible 70 mssn.css the sense DESTROYER Of
a. n s 1S he .. and .Sspi than
,hsrsfsre wh9 ve.ess themselves q IT,,
S :.d Ss:s s.s wE f.s ss.
1 sos :.s the "fSessse and retail and
ali mr. ie2 Broadway. conner IL Joha sire
MONEY LENT
vJviiE highest prices advanced in large and small
gold and silver watches diamonds, plate. jcseIsy
o n bxv VII ssspSs g
%s N street, ,ss. near ,ss Diane rsF0n' received y
PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPING,
No. 80 Cedar street.
MR. q; MARSH, Aeeoratant. suthor 81 ths /" sci
IA Of pcsC1 s1, ecat ia
Course q asruetionThe paolie is respectfully inf
ing e his impoitns branch . truly course Of P-se,
keeping b99k rather Than coqrss oalsssgrs. ON ss III
books consttutina set, and person OF goSd capacity
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r.
BY the arrival of the bark Morgan Dix Capt Hamil
ton, this morning, placed in possession Of impor
ant and interesting but disastrous from squad
ron The brig somers, the most efficient OF all the yes
sells in the blockading squadron is LOST together with
thrtyseven The full particulars have been given
in extra OF the Pieayune which is Just issued from
that establishment, and which enclose the re-
liable version OF tho affair be had What unsortu
nate succession Of disasters poor little navy has su
fered II Is consoling however, to perceive by the &C.
counts that officers and men acted with the most
perfect cooness and bravery in their terrible situation
and another convincing proof that the only de-
sres opportunity Of displaying their courage in any
position. Ii is matter OF deep regret, that the brave
passed midshipman iIynson, who behaved SO galanty
IN the little exploit sgainst tho Creole Of those
lost faint hope excited that he may be of the
fifteen who reported to have hosted ashore hen
coops and taken prisoners business has opened this
morning with prospect Of continuance through the
week The sales in cotton have not been large yet,
but prices firm No change in -four that can hear
Of yet The weather Is cold and cloudy and storm il
brewing.
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BALrInonk. Dec. 30. 1916.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 30, 1916.
Remains Of Senator Meeting Of the Lesislsfvs
-Escort TO Lieut.. Coehrans Remains-7 neotrieais-
Markets, &c.
The remains of the Hon. Alexander Barrow were con-
veyed to Washington last evening" attended by large
number Of members Of the House and Senate, who had
fastened TO the city hearing Of his dangerous cond
ton A post mortcm examination was had yesterday
when Il was ascertaned that there seated organic
disease Of long Standing which had been aggravated by
a cold, which thus produced death He was &C,
comPancdto Washington BY a about twelve years
OF age leaving wife and large family Of children in
Louisiana.
The Legislature of Maryland organized yesterday. by
the election of the Hon. John r. Kennedy Speaker Of
the House. The Governors Message h very long
document and he advocates On early resumption Of the
payment of the interest on tho state debt
The remains OF the gallant Lieut. Cochrsne yes
eriay conveyed from the vessel in which they arrived
under excellent military escort, to the armory Of the
Esgie Artersts. where they will remain until remov
ed by his friends and relatives from Columbia, Pa.
The theatres continue to be well attended, and
Madame Augusta draws the close Of her engagement
she Is greeted with crowded no sss nightly
Tho friends Of ireland, Monday night made
grand move towards the relief Of the fanishng millions
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Domestic Imp0rtations.
FRANKLIN Ls-Schr Expedite-9s hhds sugar 04 bbls
lasses d sayre. A
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AR' sIi - ss 8 = ss. siS Z. ls
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE ThEMSELV.
,, en- IFIOm ,ss ES9 Is s,YN rs'td} F RINGS

lhOlvE L<L<Vl
TIVE highest prices advanced in large and small
gold and silver watches, diamonds, plate. JcseIry
goods urnitpre clothing and every description OF ped
property JOHN NJ DAWES. Licensed pawabrokef
William street, near Duane. rerpons received 10 ~
Offices by ringing the bell dz3 linz
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10
. A touch Of the Tory spirit.

>Sar On Tuesday morning of last week the
sWay-bill from w ooster was endorsed with
afew words of tory consolation, stating that
Gen. Taylor with 400 of his men had
been taken prisoners, and a large quantity
Of stores, ammunition, sc. had fallen into
the hands'of the enemy. This intelligence,
lthoagh, It contained not q word Of truth,
,wasitheD cause sof,open manifestations Of
great joy among the tories. One Of these
,ccountry-loving chaps, on hearing the news
gave evidence of his, joy something after
this sort:---sG Good!.- --that's the best news
4 have heard in a month"; hope they
viii march up and take possession of the
country to the Ohio" About six feet 'oI
the Kentucky staple would be an excel.
lent remedy for that fellows disorder. II
will. not be many months before these same
men will be heard vaunting over their pat.
riotismi and love Of country. Let them be
. remembered. 5se.'1@ g>d 49, Ha-aY ~ 4
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,ai.--.n8 fis3A.s HH -.git.
/, "What will Il Cost ?"

- That's the question. These afe the
notes sounded by the federal tories when
the rights Of our country are at hazard.
"What will it cost'' to maintain our rights?
aWhat will II COST 10 extend the protect
ing arm Of the government over our citi-
izensa "What will it cost" to repell foreign
invasion sosatW fat will it cost to maintain
the honor of our country and protect the
tastar sSpangled Banner, from pollution
'"What will it costY b Why, what though
:, it costs ever SO large amount ofour nations
treasure--shall we therefore permit the
bloody Footprints Of an inhuman an barbar'
. Gus invader toidefame our sofia 2 Shall the
people Syer whom the ''stars and a stripes
wave" and to whom the faith of the nation
has been pledged for their protection, be
sacrificed ,Ohyno. Let the motto ofeve
iry American be;."I Will STAND IA p, Br ouD
+" COUNTRY AT WHATEVER, cosT. ''as'suaF'
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For the Portags Sentinel ,

Al meeting Of the officers Of the Por-
tage County Agricultural Society. on the
Sd of June inst. the following gentlemen
were appointed a Committee to examine
Crops-Enoch Johnson, John B. King, @.
B. Curtiss, All persons wishing 10 avail
themselves of the services Of said Com
mittee in Examination of the Rye crop
are requested to make application between
the goth and 3Oth Of June inst. Also the
the several township Committees are re.
quested to forward all the names procured
in order that the board may know who the
members of the society are 10 making ou'
and appointing the awarding Committees.
R. J. THOMPSON, Pres.
A. SERvoss, Sec'y. ,af..,.... Ed. r. w.
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..5..a From the Warren Chronicle.
Terrible Calamity the business part Of tht
% Town of Warren in ashes.

1t becomes our painfal duty to announce
the destruction by fire Of part Of our town.
The fire broke out about half past eleven o.
clock, in room under Bolleymyer's ware
room, used by A. Day,a a kitchens Jon market
street, and spread with fearful rapidity.
Soon the grocery Of Fred. Bolleymyer, the
Hat shop Of D. McClerry, and the. drug
store Of Daniel Jagger, were enveloped in
flames; the two brick walls on either side
ofthese buildings, seemed for a moment to
stay the progress of the flames on either
side, while at the same time the work Of
destruction was going on on the east side o.
Main street; the Post Office, Thornton &
King, J. w. Collins tin shop, E. P. Jenni
sons tin shop; Patch & Allison's Saddlery
shop, the Democrat Office, Austin's grocery,
Days Barber shop and grocery, ]. NJ. Mil
leyan's shoe shop, were oil consumed; the
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The NeOphytes Of Portage.
.r.s.s a-t "What If thou withdraw,
Unheeded by the living and no PEN
Take notice ofthy departure" yt

-raE.2.E n--. "What IT thou withdraw,
rs i1 Unheeded by the living and no PEN
% Take notice ofthy departure" .a
All! there's the rub-to be forgotten is
not to be endured. No matter by what
means the aspiring tyro emerges from OBJ
security; no matter into what gulf he pre-
clpitates his character, the thought that he
is fameless, haunts him like an evil genius,
and ambition, reckless, uncomfortable am
bition becomes the ascendant. Fascinated
by the brilliant career of men of solid mer-
its, he forgets his own vacuity, vainly i'm
agining, that the pinions Of a snipe can
bear him upward where the eagle delights
to soar. As he casts his far visioned eye
into the unrevealed future, he thinks he
discovers presages' ofhis own immortal re-
nown. This, ,then,is the handspring which
moves the whole enginery of his nefarious
designs. l am opposed to individuals, who
voluntarily disgrace and degrade the sta
tions to which they have been promoted by
a con6ding people. | dislike the endless
shiftings and turnings to catch the popular
favor. Sentiments which AMERICANS should
spurn with contempt, have been promul'
gated in our country; traitors have been
among us, scattering the elements of dis
sension and violence under the mask of a
purer and holier religion; press, which
age has not bettered, has tacitly defended
the disorganizers, and some Of the prose
lytes to the system are attempting to re-
duce their principles to practice. That is
what like. The sooner they show the
scales, and spots, and forked tongue, the
better. | do not like snakes at all, but a.
bove all, despise those which remain con-
cealed until the ''inevitabe laws of popula-
tion'' have made them numerous, and con.
sequently bold. d. K. MAXWELL.
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American House.

TyHE BRICK TAVERN in Hudson on
1 the Cleveland road opposite Kent &
Brewsters Store. 'e,-ss- e. r.rr
T. f. BoTsroRD having taken this well
known establishment and reftted it is pre- =.
pared TO receive and entertain the travelling
public and parties of pleasure in manner
unsurpassed in the Western Country. No
exertions will be spared to make the stay OF
his guests agreeable and pleasant. His table
will be constantly furnished with the choicest
viands the market affords. sw ,@
His stable Is large and attended by careful
sober and experienced Ostlers who will per
form their duties ina manner satisfactory tt
the public. He assures the communitystha
strict and personal devotion to the comfor
of his visitors will at all times be bis aim ant
he solicits share of public patronage.
| The above establishment will be conduct
ed on Temperance principles .....t.
| III T. E. BOTSFORD.
! Hudson, May 18, 1846. .,...
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

"HE subscriber tenders his thanks to the
i citizens Of Ravenna and vicinity for the
very liberal patronage he has received from
them during the past few years, and would
take this opportunity tolinform them that he
has associated with him LEVI M. MILE
as partner. for the manufacturing ofall XII nds
of articles usually found in his line, consist
ing in part of Harness, Saddles, Brides, Mar
tingales, Trunks. valises, Carpet bags, &c.,
&C., made well and of good materials, which
viii be esold low for cash, country produce,
beef hides &c., &c. E. B. HOWE.
N. B. Repairing and cleaning harness and
saddles done on short notice. n
~ j ah a, HOWE 9. MILLER.
Ravenna June 1, lS46. 54tf.
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: RANK TREAsoN.-The last Ashtabula
Sentinel, the leading whig paper in the
'east end'' Of this Congressional District,
and the crgan Of our distinguished Repres-
entative J. R. Giddings, thus speaks of the
battle at Matamoros. ..'.... .'... =.
"This is war of the Executive of the
United States, Independent even of our
hair-brained Congress; against every princi-
pie of right. All the responsibility rests on
the President and his abettors; as to him
and them the loss Of every man slain,
whether American or Mexican, is murder
and the burning of Matamoros is arson.''
That is plain enough! Which is the
Tory party ?-Piain Dealer. - Fs
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flames then commenced their havoc upon
Van Gorder's brick and the corner brick
block occupied by Messrs. Smith g. Nc
Combs, MIR. Rupp, the Herald Office, and Q
number of lawyers Offices and the work
of destruction went rapidly on until the
whole were destroyed.
Vangorder's block was occupied by
Messrs. C. Morse & Co. and l.. Reinhart
merchants; Capt. A. w. Bliss hat shop
G. M. Patch tailor; M. Graham iron deal
er, and the family of Mr.. Vangorder.
From thence the fire proceeded to the
store of Kibbie 81 Mosier, and having once
seized upon the old wooden buildings on
Market St, the raging ofthe destructive el-
ement was truly terrific. The whole range
of buildings on Market street from Main to
Liberty is mass of ruins The persons
who occupied them, in addition to those a.
bove named, were A. Bartholomew, Nor
gan & Steele, Lot & Freeman, L. S. Kib.
bee q Son, and Iddings g. Best, merchants,
each Of whom had heavy stocks of goods on
hand; A. F. Hunt, goldsmith; d. g. c.
Westcott's tailor shop; County Treasurer
and Trumbull' Mutual Insurance Offices
Zalmon Fitch, timer; Levi Nichols, A.
Luke, and Caleb Peck, grocers; and the
shoe shop of A. Luke & Co. also the gro.
Gerry of John R. Williams.
Others there undoubtedly were on Mar
ket st., that we cannot in the moment of
confusion call to mind. The dwelling of
the widow Smith on Main, and the chair
shop of Mr.. Chapman on Liberty, street,
are amongst the ruins. -.a., E..
The west side of main st. opposite the
burning mass, was saved with difficulty;
though frequently on fire, the perseverance
Of those on the spot saved the combustible
buildings on that side.
When the flames reached Gilbert's block,
on the corner of Market and High streets,
hopes were entertained by some that the
brick walls and the height of the building
above those that surrounded it, would so
far protect it as to prevent its destruction.
But vain the hope!-Soon the roof is envel-
oped, and now the whole of the north
and east side of the town depends for safety
upon staying the progress okthe flames at
tho corner.
By unwearied exertions this was done;
and hope began again to revive in those
who but few minutes before gave up ev-
erything as lost, and looked upon the des.
truction of halfthe town as inevitable. .
While the fire ragged most fercely, the
north side Of the square was in imminent
danger from the falling fire, which literal
ly filled the air in every direction.
We cannot even guess the loss; but it
must be severe indeed. Most of the mer-
chants stock we believe, were insured; they
were not entirely burned, but at the time
we write the space is strewn with them,
and much loss must accrue from the confu.
sion incident to their removal.
The calamity is an awful one to oul
town, and will be severely felt by very ma
ny of the sufferers. In the excitement un
der which we labor we can do no more
than state the extent of the ravages, and
leave the details to a clearer moment.
P. S. We learn that journeyman tin
ner, named Frederick Kane,perished in Mr..
Jemison's shop G
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Grim Death already knocking at the doors
of the Thieving Shops, and demanding
If sHOME CURRENCY is Withinl

If HOME CURRENCY is within!
Let the editor of the State Journal, and
others equally base and mendacious, who
have given currency to a report that the
River Rasin Bank was loco foco concern
read the following from the scene of the
swindling operations Of that concern. We
copy from the Rochester American:
:. MoNRoE, Mich. May Is, 1916.
Dear Sir-The Bank of River Rasin,
owned by PRENrrss Dow, of Ohio, located
at this place, made an assignment this af-
ternoon-a very bad failurs-some $780,
900 or $4,000 in circulation, principal
|ly in Ohio, but ultogether too much in our
little city. Thinking it possible that some
of the trash may be, in circulation among
you, las it has heretofore been redeemed in
New York, this will enable you and your
friends to be upon your guard.
Respectfully, w. WADSWORTH, JR.
| g Prentiss Dow, it is we'll known, is one oil
the. most prominent whig bankers in the
state, and the principal, if not entire, own
er of the Merchants Bank Of Cleveland, q
BRANCH of the STATE BANK OF ONO! and
refuses to redeem the notes Of the River
Rasin Bank, because by so doing he would
exhaust the means of the Merchants Bank
and consequently produce FAILURE OF
A BRANCH OF THE STATE BANK!
Unless Auditor Woods can construe it in 6
different light, we should think this wa.
: treading hard upon the heels Of the Home
CURRENCY
\ But the Home Currency is still farther
connected with the swindling wildcat af
fair. River Raisin money received o cred
it in this, region, by being redeemed by thu
Mechanics Savings Institution Of this city
, now known as the City Bank, another 0
, Kelley's batch Of wildcats! An institution
that upholds and gives credit and characte
To concern known TO be fraudulent, j
morally bound to redeem its rags. If any 0
our citizens, therefore, have any Of tn
4 River Rasin money, let them present it t
fthe City Bank for redemption. I
It is almost time for general crash
and, we would warn our friends abroad nc
70 so 70 sleep with too, much Ohio none
in their, pockets. We have, the very bee
reason for believing that majority Of tn
s banks are now playing black mail to .
!: large amount, in order to keep up few /
] the more ricketty thieving shops until afte
t election! Again we say, beware-they ar
' now tottering to their fall;sand when on
D gives way, they win all be pretty certai
Z % gothroopsgh BY day light - Statesmen.
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Dfntbs..

In this village, on the 4th inst, Mr.. ASAHEL
W. TYLER, aged 90 years. 3,t tr
The parents and relatives Of the deceased take
this opportunity to express their grateful ac'
acknowledgements to the citizens Of Ravenna in
general, and the YOUNG people in particular, for
their kind attention to deceased during his pro-
tracted and distressing sickness. 2$G
In Brimfield on the 2lst uIt., of inflammation
of the stomach and bowels, Mr.. JOHN v. R,
Gardner, aged 81 years. rtaet3 $50
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DR. E CASPARI takes this method oi
- informing his friends and the public in
general that he is soon to leave on journey
10 the west, and is happy in recommendingte te
the numerous friends of Homeopathy tina,
DRs. LEE q. GAME will be his successors in
whom he can place much confidence as hon
orabIe Practitioners and feels assured thai
they will give entire satisfaction to the pub
lie. ..,-sg s3,5 a. .
DR. C. LEE would announce to the public
generally that he will also attend to the va
rious operations of Dental Surgery, during
any leisure Office hours. t1R 4. NJ
Ravenna, May 26, 1876. s NJ 5atf.l
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Reader areyou consumptive7 do you suffer from
diseased Liver7 are your digestive organs out Of
order9 have you the scroiala, or any disease OF
the blood? are you dropsical7 do you feel debili
ty, or weakness Of the system? do you have the
sick headache7 Have you any complaint. no matter
what. if you have, buy vaughns Vegetable Lit
onthriptic Mixture-and if relief does not follow
set us down as bad advisers. We knop what we
are recommending. See advertisement. Get q
pamphlet of agents, who give them away.
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II AILO RING.

VNHE subscriber would respectfully an
- nounce to the citizens Of Ravenna and
vicinity, that he has again returned and taken
the shop which he formerly occupied. in MAJ
sons Block, and is fully prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line of business;s and be
hopes by prompt attention to business to 70
ceive share Of public patronage.
style. E. hi. CLARK.
Ravenna, March II, 1848. aft