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EHOICE TEAS!-A further supply of supc-
~ rior Green and Black f recently received.
which added to our former stock makes our usual
variety.
Ie1 drinkers may confidently rely on getting
good Green and Black Teas Of a.
oct 10 &c. SCHOOLFIELD & co.
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SEABOARD AND ROANOKE
RAIL ROAD.
REDUCTION OF FARE

REDUCTION OF FARE.
nm and after Thursday, the 18Th instant, the
the rate OF fare on the Scaboard andRoanokc
rates:
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ERENCH TOILETTE POWDER-We
have received a very superior French roll
ErTE POWDER, highly scented a In mile Ge,yss
with a beautiful lot Of Puffs and Boxes. Cali and
"xamine !. {. S~CHOOLFJELD & co
Oct L.
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EALL DRY GOODS.-JNO. COOKE & co
IL most respectfully beg leave to inform the cii''
zcns of Portsmouth and its vicinity. tbat tbey have
hnlsoed receiying their Fail supply Of DRY
consists in part as follows w
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimercs: ST..
PER Fancy French Cloths aud Cassi .nores. v, ~.
cha, and Swansdown v~estings; Black. Blue, La.
ycndcr' Steel Mixed, and other colors S,ttjnotis
Twccd5 for Sack Coats, Kerscvss FLANNEL M
kets C3Pd; Domcstics, Brown and Blcacbed do.
Cord. and White Caution FlauncIs. Calicoes If 90
cry quality, CashrDercs, Mousalin D,Laincs S,ncr
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian do HI1ct
A!paca5 ana Bombazines, Bleached and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers, Russia and Birds
Eye 40 H9Gkerback %Iowling, Table Napkins. Sus-
penders, CoPd. and Black SILK Cravats and Sca,G,
Collars, Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dimity. Cotton and
SIX Hosiery, Cashmere Blanket, Wooden Nett
and other style Shawls Also a large sseo-,n uess
Of BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpeting, Passage and
Stair do, 4 4 and s 4 Floor Oil Cloths. Carmel Bind.
iDgs, Cotton Bookings, and MANY otbcr article.
which cannot be named in an advertisement. Ali
VIC ask is that our friends and the public ocneraIg
will give us a call before pu~rchasin9Io or obiccy,
being to sell cheap for cash. 49,
JOHN COOKE g. co,
High street.
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W Just received a full supply of the following
valuable and genuine Preparations. We warrant
every article sold by us to be the genuine, and di-
rect from the hands of the Proprietors =
Sands Sarsa pariIla, BristoTs Sarsapariua
Hungarian Balsam Life Rull's Sarsaparilla
Syrup Tar aud Naphtha DR.. Jayne's Preparations
Tarrant's Aperiert Doctor Swayne's Svrun
Sugar Coated Pills Wild Cherry
All-Hcallng Ointment Crimson letter Wash
Indian Vegetable Pills Lucina Cordial
Dandciion and Tomato Swaim's Panacea
Panacca Fahnestock's Vcrmifuge
Houck's Panacea Briackcrhof's Medicine
Sure Cure Ague and Fee Barnes Pile Lotion
yer Pills Hays Linilnentfor Piles
Wlstar's Baisam Wild q. Gardeners Liniment,
Cherry &c,&c.
With a general assortment of Pure and Genuine
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS CLASS
&c, &c, which will be sold at the vety lowest nri.
ces. CRAS. IL. HEINFrSH, Agent,
Member of the Philadelphia College of
Octl Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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THOMAS TATEM,

\AjILL pra' ticc in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts oil Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
scnlond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk. He
will attend 10 business when desired in any other
County Portsmouth. April 7-OD
NOCAL MUSIC. III. HEWITT, Professor
of Music, respectfully Informs the citizcns of
Portsmouth and its vicinity, that lie will commence
a Series of Lectures ON Vocal Music at Mrs. Young's
Por smouth Female Seminary, az soon as a sufi-
clent numNcr of Pupil shall be obtained. His sys.
ten Of instruction is peculiar to himself alone, and
has met with extensive favor in New York, Balti-
moro and Washington.
For further particulars, apply at the Seminary.
Aug 90
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SUNDRIES.-2O bbls fillmore WuIsKrv
- 10 bbls Old MonongAheld d.
do Old Apple Brandy, (purc)
~ boxes superior Soap
10 bags Iaguyra and Rio Coffee
10 bikes Gun Powder Tea
500 bushels heavy Shorts
$50 Pads Cotton Yarn
Candles, Flour, Nails, Brooms, Painted R,cko,s
Baskets Cheese, &c, &c, for sale wholesale and
retail, On accommodating terms, by
oct Io-5t E w. GRICE.
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WHISK EY.-S75 Eblso of New York, Pennsvl.
~ yanIa and New Orleans Rcctifcd and Raw
WHISKEY, including very superior old Monntoin
pew and Monongahela, in store and on tho wav
rom New Orleans, for sale low by
OC' 10 j. Wills
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DAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, &C..
Il kept constantly on hand, and will be sold on
the most reasonable terms, BY
octl5 LC. S~CHooLFIELD & co.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-20

NAILS.-500 kegs Richmond NAILS, ASSORTED
Oct6 j. WILLS.
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FOR "

A number of desirable Tencments Sit
ATwA uatcd on Crawford, North, Glasgow. Mid
ksIshX die, Court, Diuwiddjc aud Bart streets
.s,2a Possession given the LIST of January, '47.
G-s-kf8 For terms apply to
oct 3-3w THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-20

NEW BRhNDY-5O bbls New Apple Bran
IN dy 5 bbs New Peach Brandy, per Rail Boad,
and for sale by WILLS & co.
Oct 8
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DAINTED BUCK ETS.-4O doz Painted q n,
Il Fancy colorcd BUCKETS, tor sale by
Oct II I Wits
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
New LrsBoN, July ss. Ia4e-

T n
TO DR.. Greco, Western Agent for Mazoni's
I Dear Sir--From sense of dut y / owe to the
public, as well as to yourself, make the
following statement Of my case, hoping ii may
be- the means Of doing some good to Others
who may be similarly afflicted by Inducing
them to Try the same invaluable remedy with :
out delay ] have had a pain in my breast
and side attended with harrassfng cough for
more than three years, during which time
expectorated large quantities Of matter and
last spring my cough became SO bad that one
blood vessel after another gave way in my
lungs, which, together with the general vast.
Tag away of my general system, reduced me
to that condition, that ! was unable TO attend
to any business whatever, AND gave up all
hopes Of ever beng better. MY case was
pronounced hopeless and incurable by physlc-
ians and despaired Of BY every one that knew
my condition. ! was at this time coughing
almost constantly, and losing an alarming
quantity d. blood from my lungs daily I: and
such was my debiitated condition that could
not walk but p few steps without becoming
exhausted; and no one who has taken the
trouble of. acquainting themselves Of my real
condition would for moment consider that 1t
WAS UnOES uOptiut Auuu MU WOIoS vases Vi
generally. have now; taken,
s bottles Of the truly wonderful aSicilian
Syrup. The bleeding Of the lungs was stop>
ped before l had taken half of the first bottle.
MY cough has abated, the pain has left my
breast and side, and my former health and
strength have SO far returned that am al work
every day, and i feel that | am a new man.
And i am satisfied that consumption may be
and has been cured by the use of Or. Maxom's
Siclian Syrup, and earnestly recommend all
that suffer as Il have done to try this justly
celebrated Syrup without delay, for do think
it the greatest discovery that ever graced the
medical profession. With the highest con.
siderations Of fespectI subscribe myself your
very much obliged friend, JOHN ROSS.
This is to certify tina, we, the undersigned,
have been acquainted with John Ross for a
number Of years and cheerfully testify to the
correctness Of the statement above made of
his case, and we do consider him new man
compared with what he Wasthree months ago
and confidently accord the credit of hts cure to
the use Of the truly celebrated Sicilian Syrup.
Witness our hands and seals this esd of
July. 1916. J-.' La.a1 .iDf.
WILLIAM lELLISON, Sheriff of Col. Co.
GIDEON GAYER, Deputy Sheriff.
J. s. Lefingwe!l Agent for Portage coun-
.u 81, ,|,rl .t.tT eHr gj-.. ... s..H. Qw72
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14

VIseRiN'THE WAR.-rWe are glad to
perceive thatithe feeling Of the country in
favor ofthe most energetic and effective
war measures in the present posture Of bur
Mexican affairs y fsst 4 bseogming almost d.
0ur gosstntSept, W. are we'll i assured, is
fully resolved 70 second to the utmost these
patriotic wishes,o s,of the people, sapd to spare
no s6orts rto urge ON the various lines o. of
our army, till satisfactory and permanent
peace lisiwon. The attemps ofuMexico to
procrastinats and gain time by prolonging
negotiations, will bs met on odf part BY
increased yigor.K We have exhausted the
resources of Cancellation. We have shown
ourselves from the, ,beginning, friends and
seekers Of peace, ifs peace can be had with
JUSTICES Il No mediation is needed to place
our government, towards Mexico in an at
titud6.which must command the favorable
Judgment of the world. No mediation can
avail - shape our purposes and our policy
in the wdr. These are fixed upon grounds
Of right MOTTO be shaken. II only remains
for usathen, to carry through what we have
oo6uus 1nu utiu6 OuF uVStilitLcS " u pToHlpt
andlsignnl issue. This course is demand,
ed BY the justice Of Dur cause. and the rous-
ed spirit Of our people. The war must be-
carried on in such a spirit as to teach at
once the Mexican government and the Mex
lean people that the blessing Of peace are
not to be lightly sacrificed, The Mexican
government must be made to feel that de-
laH andaltemporizingg policy in negocia.
ton, are as ruinous to It, al, they are 1inju-
rinus to us.o We are told that the Mexican
government cannot consider nor make
propositions Of peace till the Mexican Con-
gress meets: II is fit that Mexico should
know at once the whole cost of such re-
solve. II is well for her. to understand at
opce,i If the question Of peace is not to be
eptertaiRsd till December, that the interven-
ipgsmontha viii witness the rapid and vic
tqriopsiprogress Of our arms into the heart of
the country, and that our arms will bristle up
On its strong holds, while our squadrons be-
Lacquer and threaten ia coast, and that all
this will be done in the spirit and purpose
ofeffectual and invasive war.- Washington
Un;on.sIs a7essfs s'at la1is - w - R
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
Highly Important.
Arrival Of the Great Western,


John Bull in a pinch-Brother Jonathan send.
ing out acres Of Wheat and Corn to feed
his staroiag miRions-Breud stufs haze
taken riz-Grea tumbing do,on in the
prices ofGoods-- Iinnicum all awake again.
TN he excitement among Produce dealers,
L and while the Farmers are reaping rich
harvest for their past labors by getting high
prices for sheir produce, which will make good
times and plenty of it. .'yoI
The subscribers would respectfully an
noulce to all persons in this and surrounding
towns, the cheering news that the prices of
mos, kinds Of Goods have fallen off from 10
to 95 per cent. 10 the Eastern cities since last
spring, " Which has enabled them to purchase
goods very low. consequently will sell them
at great reduction, giving 10 the Farmers
great advantage by way of making money.
cling produce high and buying goods cheap
is the doctrine Of the times. We are now re.
ceiving direc, from New York very large
and we'll selected stock Of goods, well adapt
ed to this market, and will be sold for ready
pay tone price only at Q very small advance
from cost, as we are determined to sell goods
for ready pay, having taken all things INTO
consideration and chalked them down tod
and newt to ]ow-wa,er mark, they are deter>
mined to sell them 'swhether or no. If you
want to get the worth of your money, come
to the "Cash and Ready Pay Store" where
greater inducements are to be found for pay-
Ing out your cash than at any other establish
ment in the country. Bring along your butter,
cheese, dried apples, tallow, pork beans. bees
wax, feathers, rags, ffax seed, and most kinds
Of grain; also, little cash to sweeten it, and
an extra team to carry home the goods you
get in exchange for your produce. .-.
Ravenna, Oct. l846. GlLLETT g. Co.
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PRICES COMING DOWN,

~ ID. CT II R X n C o.,
EEP constantly on hand and are pra-
~ pared to sell carriages of ali Kinds
cheaper than any other establishment THIS
side Of Mason's and Dixon's line. They are
also prepared to do all kinds Of custom work
with despatch. '1.i ~ !, y a,ahF+ sal .. DsaFs
For One Dollar i'm Cash 81
'you can have your horse shod up new, and
that too, with the best Of Old Junietta iron,
with steel corks. '- 3a'1 sIH
They will sell springs made Of the best ol
Eastern Steel for Isl cents per pound fcash)
aud warranted. An other work as low in
proportion for ready cash. Mallabla wrench-
es, nut washers. sc. kept constantly on hand.
All work warranted. - 'sf74 % A.''le e2
n. B., They will make difference between
cash up and cash down. u',t'a,y 90 IA
Raveuna, Oct. 90, 184a. aa 9ltf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
Alarriagcs.

+ At Garrcttsyi1e, on the LIST INST, by the Rev
Mr.. Winans. MIR, ]. II. BAYLEY, of Medini
Co. to Mas ADALINE A. PHELPS, of th'
fornhcr place. i" ha.s.N '9'
In. Shalersville on the 9Th Of Oct. by Rev. s
u. THOMAS Of ,Ravenna, Mr.. WILLIAM +.
WILLIAMS, of Mogadore to Miss A. D. HIM
of the former place. Il -ts e
In tho public highway in Randolph on the
3rd inst. by James Collins, Esq Mr.. BEN!A'
MIN F. SEBRELL, 10 Miss ELIZABETH
MINER, BOTH of Randolph. ,.. asaa. p
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
ATWATER ACADEMY.

THE subscriber would give notice to the
J. public that be has recently made arrange
ments to take charge of this institp ton at the
commencement of The next term. The build
ing is nearly new, and very conveniently ar
ranged; being sufficiently large to accomino-
date $50 students. The location is exceed.
ingly pleasant: and as to health and moral in
huence is not surpassed on the Western Re-
serve. Mrs. BpRToN will take charge Of the
Female Depar tment. The next term will
commence on Monday, Nov. end aud contin-
ue II weeks. Tuition will be the same ms
heretofore in this institution.
For the common English branches, $2, so
A Algebra, Geometry, Philosophy & Chem
istry, -i-,A 500
Higher branches Of Mathematics and
Languages. aaio OIL 10 asao 55i 400
Incidental expenses, O,25
The branches taught, will be the same as
those usually taught in similar institutions,
together with SUCH other higher branches OF
collegiate studies as any student may wish TO
pursue. Tuition for each term to be paid by
the middle of the term. Such text books
as will be needed can. be had;in Atvater as
low as at any other book store in the state.
Good board can be obtained In private fami
lies, for any number Of students, at $I,OQ to
$l,25 per week, t@. la
jsr s. NJ BURTON. :
Aiwater, Oct. 5, tsas '''' :. Il.
Mr.. s. M. Burton is graduate of Western
Reserve College, and also of the Theological
department of the same College. From per.
sonal knowledge of his character and acquire
ments, we can cheerfully recommend hlln as
a man well qualified to take charge of such
an institution as the Atwater Academy.
GEoRes E. PIERCE,
President Of ". r. College.
E. P. BARRows, JR.,
Professor Of Sacred Literature, ". r. Coll.
Henry N. DAY,
..r Professor Of Sacred Rhotoric.
,...... c. LoNa, .....
... ...u Prof. Of Ch. Theology.
I'D Aas SAMUEL ST. JoHN,
Prof. Of Chemistry q. Nat. History.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
NEW GROCERY STORE


HAVE taken the store adjoining R., e.
- Campbell's, opposite the Court House,
ana are now opening az baa.1 saGHtn.
New and complete stock of Gro
ceries 4tits Moa3 p3l
recently purchased on the most advanta geous
terms in New York, which they offer al very
low prices for CASH or in exchange FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE. 5a 44
The attention Of purchasers is invited par
ticuarly to their stock OF '9 llA s,lnaaa'au-
Family Groc riess wv
which will be found at all times complete
and consists in part of ,.,.S,... ~ ..'
Green and Black Tea. f
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young>Hyson, Ming
yong, Oolong, Soucheng t1a 5,l- y
Java, Rio, and Laguira CosyBE. j,a.. a.
st. Croix, Porto Rico, Havana, and New
Orleans SueAR. - ,i.. $50 .. =.
Rice, Spices Of all kinds, Pearl Barley, I'll.
pioca Citron, Olive Oil, Snuff; Almonds, ,Corks.
Tar, Pipes.
TOb a eco. u.r.
"Langhorn's" Cavendish of fine flavor; also,
pound, quarter, and eighth Jumps, various
qualities; also, Mrs G. B. Miler's fiue cut
eho"ihS ""u summing, bo'
Havana Sugars Of approved brands.
Sperm and Whale OIL, Pat. Cord, and plain
Sperm candles. r'
. Onondaga fine Salt in bbls. and bags Of 2:
lbs.; Also, a few sacks of
sAshtOM's' Liverpool Salt,
a superior article FOR DAIRY USE. Goldfish
smoked Herring, Mackerel, Sporting Powder
in Kegs and Csnisters, Drop and Buck Shot,
Lead, Percussion caps, Fish Hooks & Lines,
Corn brooms, Cedar ond Painted Tabs, Can.
pals and Boxes ~ NESTS, painted Pals, Tube
Mats, Hemp and Manila Cords. A''"
"Berrian's' Whi,ewash, busting, Scrub,
Shoe and Horse BRusHEs. "Russel O. Co.'s"
Butcher and Shoe Knives, "Ames" Shovels
and Spades, "CoIlns & Co.'S" cast steel Axes
and Hatchets-a complete assortment, "Agu
wan g. Co.'S" cut Nails I'D. to led. Hay
forks, Hoes and Carpenters Hammers. lot
Doc. SUPERIOR WH!rE FRENpH CHrNA Soup
Dinner, Dessert. and Tea plates, and gene
eral assortment of Crockery and Glass ware.
Ravenna, August ~, 1848. 4w7O
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14

y AN ExcELLENT cOU UNTERFEIT DETEcTQR.
The best edition extant Of a counterfeit
detector, ,is vial Of nitric acid; apply it
to allIsofts ofnioney, and you are sure not
70 be imposed supons Had; this test been
made upon the issues Of St. Clair, River
Raisen, and Oakland oar citizens would not
not have suffered aNdollar Of loss. !, Every
Democrat should keep an edition Of this
work in his pocket, and applyit upon all
doubtful looking money - Cieusland PIain
DeGlersa au1i1a h~~.i5f a4tH = %s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
OctoberI9. Is4e.

JUST received, by G,Ilett 8. Co. =
- 20 chests Y. II. Tea at doc. por ID. p
rs Boxes Raisins. s5'1a s.ah
20 Bags Java and Rio Coffee. },}1k@fl
500 lbs W. w. Loaf Sagar, ,W4
290 doz' Hunts & Simmpns' Axes, ssa.a
70 baies Bro. Shirtings, some at 81 pr. I'd,
40 dcz: Mems and Boys Caps from 2s TO 1873
70 Mufis, various qualities, from SIS to $6,
and various other articles, all of which will
be sold at reduced price for ready pay. a5'J
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14

Uf 1t is our belief. notwithstanding tho ten
thousand medicines now before the would, that
DR.. vaughns Lithontriptic mixture, stands pre-
eminent. The stories in circulation are most
wonderfql--f one half VIC hear is true, il has done
more to relieve suffering humanity than any other
article known. See our advertising columns-go
10 Agents and get Pamphlets. # .... Il.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
N E w G. 0 o D S.!
MARVIN KENT

rs now opening at the old stand Off. Kent
i an entire new stock OF 9- .,.-
FNIl 0ssd !Vsaster Goods.
The old stock having been greatly reduced,
we are prepared to offer an almost entire new
stock and at small advance from the present
great falling off ofprices in the Eastern cities.
Taking all things into consideration, we ex.
pect to give entire satisfaction as far as pric.
es are concerned. All kinds Of produce TAX
en- in exchange for goods as usual.
Ravenna, Oct. I2, 1848. M. KENT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14

INSANITY OF SPENCER THE MURDERER
OF HIS WIEE,--As specimen of testimo.
ny which has been introduced on this trial,
taaproYe this murderer insane, we give the
following from the Iribune's report:
SrENCER's TRIAL, BERGEN IN. J.-
Yestefdsy, Edward Pierpont, lawyer of
this city, who resided in Columbus, Ohio,
in lS43, testified that Spencer was in that
city in the summer of t'43 for ten days;
that he made very strange whig speech,
ipceherent in language and ideas; that it
was remarked that. he would do the whig
cause no good; that in conversation he said
he was better on Irish repeal or Temper
ance, buthis forte laysin Mesmerism. He
vqs made thebutt Of laughter without SEEM
ing TO be aware of it.
w recollect that speech well. And we
Facollsct 1t was highly applauded by the
crowd, and extrayagantly pulled by the
newspapers. It had no marks Of insanity
to distinguish It above all other whig speech
&c, Of the late campaign. But if it did ex-
hihit insanity in Spencer, then were all the
whig speakers We listened to insane all of
whom wereS'strange. and all ofwhom were
'incoherent in language and ideas'-and all
of whom did the whig cause no good.'
We are inclined to doubt whether Mr.,
pierpont himsel6 a most willing witness, is
any more sane than Spencer, who, itmust
Bs seid, was d most logical reasoner in de-
fence Of his 1favoriteis,n and withal never
suspected Of insanity Or lnnacy ether be-
fore he comitted the horrible deed, = Gin
,Adveytiser as}il lsrSgsass BAR Gaafn}5 &
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
Dfatbs.

Suddenly, of Conges,ivo fever, in this village,
on the 7,h inst, MRS. JENNET LEWIS, wife
of the Editor of tho Ohio Star, w.,
In Sufficld on tho 30Lh ult. Mr.. Sc TIL DUS
TIN, in the 55th year Of his age. ''
In. Palmyra, on the 9th inst, after OH illness
of So hours. Of Bilious Cramp, WILLIAM :
WILLIAMS, aged so years. % Is ro,. .f.n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
NEW GOODS
1T THE STONE STORE.

C DAY is now receiving his Stock O.
-. FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Among them will be found many entirely
neio stytes, and hewill SCH them as.lowa a
any concern in this or any other county, in
Ohio for cash or produce. Call and see.
Ravenna, Oct. 5, 1848.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14

A LPACAS-A full assortment of all pric>
~ es from Is Cd up to OIL per syd. 80.
Oet' 10, ls46. ta46 52al. is M. KENT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14
,4GREATh MUSICAL NOVELTY.
.tllllT THE cELEBR 4TED BAND OF
S WISSO p Eli LpELNG e r S

Whose .noyol and extraordinary ,pefforrners have
bssn hailed with ! enthusiastic appreciation
thruughcpts Europe ard. the aFincpal cities Of
Americs, respectfully inform, the citizens Of Ra.
vsnas. ths. vHsy Viii sivs g ''o'F7a8G
s,,o TWO. GRAND CONCERTS.
.a'TTaATI IMAsON'Sa HALLoia ~
an TAsrsdsy, sad Friday Ereaings
re- gS., ,..,, psFasss 18th, and 10Th; ;,a 4
~ Tisfsts 2s csnas. Positively M half price.
- front -ssats- reserved for the Ladies'. Doors
s'iopsIlst m le'eleck. -Goncetf commences at
EYareseh ssoning. sl9sss ssaagil aSi4 1sg w
d,Yall tpartieulArs IN lPtegramne. l.fu 3f6
a,aN RTAis islhs prigiRsl Band thst ., c,csted
iho Tsbsrnasis. IN is44. and ths only band nov
EA4eunG. aAaI 81 s..llL
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HATS q GAPS

T ARD put up in kegs of so pounds, ex-
L pressly for home Consumption. War-
ranted first rats for sale by -iL ,csr...- -..!.,
april 81. ID, . CYRUS lPRENTISS. ,c
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SHAWLS-A large assortment Of Spring
- and Summer Shawls, just received and
for sale cheap al DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14

MAILS g. &GLASS.-NuiIs and Glass, any
l Y quantity for sale low at DAYS.,
ENIFTY CENT TEA.-Betler cannot be
IL found than at the store OF h'7A +"1
may28, I845. Ea M. KENT h Co.
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a..,. West Third at. Cincinnati q
No lSQ Sycamore ST, neal Fifth.
c. Reearef~land call for the above Nj cd
icine at the Drugstore offs WITT b HATCH
Ravenna, Ohio who are the only agents ii
Portage county, oaGi "a b iaio39a Ia
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BUFFALO ROBES al VIZ as.s
ID .ra..~ .sa.. PRENTISS'.