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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
A Bloodless Victorye
EXTERNAL REMEDY
CALLED
HUNTS LlNIMENT.


rs sustaining no. oricty unequal ed by any
similar rentdy. III requires no putting 10
give it n reputation il has been for some lime,
silently and surely securing 1t, aud now when
its beneficial effects have been expcr crinnced by
SO many, the expressi ons of gratitude ure cor.
tinually appearing, and those who have becn
made whole, by its means, are d, s1rous that tho
afflicted should no longer rcmain ignorant Of
It's invaluable and infallIbic fiicacy. ...
Mr.. Geo. L. Stanton, The Proprietor il con.
santly receiving Testimonials of ben, fit received
from its use. aud mrny of The cures il has eff.
fected almost exceed belief. In one case a child
had bcsn cripple for eight years having
wrenched the spine when at the age of two
years by fall from char. Mediral treat
ment failed, but four bottles oftho Lininent re-
stored him 10 strength, and lie now Joins with
his playmales in their youthful ganbols, as ro.
bust as The healthiest OF them, and ony Y q small
hump on his back to remind dim Of his early
suf; rings.
4 case Of PA Il iLSlS; completely cured and
The patient restored to Tcr!ect health and
strength by tie nse Of that uuly great Remedy
HUNTS s LINIhENT
BErnLEHEm TOWNSHIP, Hunerdon CO. MI
August %, 1916.
George e. Stanton, Esq Ma: Having been
restored TO perfect health from Puralytic Al.
tt
it duty incumbent upon me to inform you of
This fact. was attacked with the Ery siielas
and took very severe Geld and confined 10 my
bed for three weeks, perfectly helpless. was
not able to move my limbs The slightest not
even my finger. The phys clan gave Inc up as
hopeless case, and ono. for which they cou'd
do nothing. AS last resort my friends pro,
cured your Linlnent, and the first appication
restored animation at once and by the use Of
three bottles, am enjoying my health and
strength. believe that Hunts Linimen. saved
my lif' and am very dcsirous that every one
should know he value oflhs wonderful Medi.
cine. My whole neighborhood will attest the
truth Of the statement. Yours respectfully
ELIzAEATH MILLlGAs,
Remember this Lrument is sold al the oytre-
ordinary low price uf25 cents bottle, Who
would lIesitatc when certain relief is to be had
for smlll sum?
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Mor>
chant throughout the country.
GEORGE Z. STANTON, Proprietor,
Sing Sing, Westchcrtcr Co. N. Y.
G~Agents in Portage Co:-Edward Par
sons, Brimfeld; Charles Ii. Kent, Franklin:
A.V. llorr, Shalersville; Harmons & Co
Aurora; ]. w. Foster, Mantua; Calvin
White, Mantua: VIM. NJ Richardson, Gar
rettsvle; N. D. Dodge, Randolph; Alden g.
Brush, Atwater, Allen Williamson, Deerfeld
and ISAA AC SWIFT, Ravenna 1mI6s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
GREAT ATTRACTION

UhEAl Al Al1hACllON
AT THE
Ravcnna Furnishing Emp pOriam.
FRESH ARRIVALS s. GREAT BARGAINS.
fTHE undersigned are receiving and shall
Il continue to receive large supplies o;
everything in their line, consisting in part of
Cass, TaS lur and Van Buren, BATS and Caps
Of every style and quality, Clooks, Over,
Sack aad Frock Goats. Cashmere, Cloth and
Satlinet Pants, Satin. Cnssimere, Cloth and
Common Vests, Fine and common Shirts,
Drawers ard Wrappers. Neck and Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Mittens. Suspen.
ders, Carpet bags, Umbrellas, &c, &c. All
of which are offered for cash at lower prices
than have ever been sold in Forage county.
Good Winter Pants for 81, and lined at that,
and other articles too low to mention. Don't
mistake the place f you want good bargains
All No. 6, East st. TYLER & ELY.
Ravenna, Sept. lS48.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
Qfice-ot the Pitts. Rail Road
Ravenna, Sept. 6, 1sl8.
TdE Annual Meeiing of the Cleveland &.
IL Pittsburgh Rail Road Company will be
held at the Office of the Company in Ra-
venna on the third NJ onday (isth) of Octo>
Der next at ten o'clock, A. NJ. at which time
and place twelve directors are to be elected
TO serve the ensuing year.
SAM'L. FOLJAMBE, Sec'y.
4wl7O
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

Trees, Grapes and GOOSbeygseS,
MAY BE HADsat the subscribers Nur-
w sery In the village Of Ravenna, a choice
variety of
FR UT EES,
consisting Of Apples, Pears, Plums. Cherries
and Ounces, Isabella and Cataba Grapes.
Goosberries and Raspberries of the choicest
kinds, all of which will be sold at very low
prices.
Orders from distance promptly answered.
ISAAC BRAYTt N.
Sept. 81, lS4s. q. .-.... 172.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
Notice to Teachers,

Notice to Teachers.
EyHE Fall quarterly examination of School
n Teachers will be held ut the Court
liouse. on Saturday, the / 4th day of DC O.
Der, 164s, at o'clock, A. NJ. All who de-
8 gn to leach during next winter, are request
ed TO attend the Institute, which commences
on the end cf October next.
LYMAN w. HALL, } Board
JOB CLARK of
FRAs. w. TApPAN. Examiners i.
Dated Ravenna Sent o. lS48
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

PHOTOGEsAPHY.
WIZ. IL. NsATTH EWS, DAGUARIAN,
II ATE FROM PLUMB S DAGUARIAN
IL GALLERY, NEw YoKK, will open
Rooms ID AiLen's Buildings Tor shor, time.
Likenesses finely and beautifully executed.
GFPlease cell and see specimens.E0
WM. b. MATTHEW'S.
Ravenna, August 8, 184s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
w VANI'ED.

6ES NNN pouncF Of Bufler TOR which
AeD,OOO The Highest market price
will BE- paid in Cash by
l.. r. DRAKE.
ALSO, 100000 pounds of Pearla,h for
which the Pittsburgh market price will be
paid less the transportation.
Ravenna, August 22, l3l3.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
RE We CLOTHED.

TUST received and for sale splendid
y stock of Clothing, which Will be sold low
for Cash and Ready Pay. Also, Broad
cloths, Cassimeres and 'estings. Those
IN want of garments ready made or made to
order, will do we'll 10 call on Main street OPP
poste the Post Office, where bargains are to
be had.
N. B. Cutting and Custom work done on
the shortest notice. ]. AI.CORN.
SOMETHING NEW.-N afle Irons an en-
~ tirely new Liad-warranted to please
every person who like Waffle cake. for sale
August 81. at GILLETT'S,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
FIRE INSURANCE..

FFHE subscribe: has been appointed Agent
L for the .Etna and Protection Fire In
surance Companies of Hartford, Connecticut,
md is prepared 10 insure dwelling Houses,
Bans, Mills, &c. in any part of the County,
on my reasonable terms.
The long standing. large capital and
in the sett ement of all claims,
against these Companies is too well known
to re.luire comment. Apply to
JOHN NJ. HOOD, Agent for
the Companies.
Ravenna, August 90, 1S48. 1863 f.
A 7 COST.-We will sell about 100 pieces
IA Of Prints at cost varying frcm TO 10
cents-now is the time to prepare fer cold
weather.
S. A. GILLETT g. Co.
August 81. l2i2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

A FRESH supply of Iron & Nails warrant.
n ed equal to any in this market: Just re-
ceived at GIkLETT'S.
August 81.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
Brick for Sa,

DUTTER WANTED. so, 600 lbs. Of Good
ID Butter for which will be paid 10 cts. per
Id. in Goods OF Cash
ang. %. at DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

1n Thousand Of first rate Brick fer sule
~ by FL. B. RICHARDSON 3 co.
Rootsown, SEPT. 60.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

Ravcnna, Sept. 90, 1913. 3m17s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
SsserifE,s Sale,

Ravenna Aug. 1s 1913.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28

TROOPS FOR SANTA FI IND NEW MExi
Go During the past week several hun
jred new recruits for The Missouri ant
Illinois Regiments, which have heen as
,embled al jefferson Barracks under III.
Command of Capt. Korpany, have left TO,
For, Leavenworth.
On Tuesday last, one hundred mounte ed
men under the command of Capt. Tour
nell, Of Co. A. 81 Reg ment Mo. Volnn,
/ eers, lef' on board the steamer Kansas.
On Saturday following, one hundred
men, cavalry, under the command o
Lieut.. Hawking and Dillon, ofthe 81 Re
giment left on board the Ct. Joseph.
Fifty men. cavalry, under the comman
Of Lieutenant Madison, aud ninety three
men, recruited by Lieut. Allen, of,he l.,
infantry, for the Missouri Regiment, lef,
on board the Alton
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Notice

rs hereby given, to the inbs hitant o.
u WyanGut county, that there will be a
petition presented to the Commissioners
|of said county at their next June session.
|pra, lug for the location Of county road
|comnaDciI G at hrnoh's bridge ou Isy-
mochtee creek; thence north between
idow Oggs and Arnolds farm TO a GER
ain county road; thence west eighy rods
to the township line; thence north along
hownship line Til it reaches the base Iiue
between Wyandoi and Seneca couosies
March 20 18iS-29-4i.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Road Notice

NoTIcE is hereby given, TO tie inhahi'
~ tants Of Wyandot comfy. Ohio, that
there will be a petition presented to the
Commissioners of Wy yandot county, al
their next June session, praying for a
|connty road to commence in the village
|of Cary. Crawford township, Wyandot
county, Ohio in Vance street where Find.
lay street crosses il; thence north along
Vance street TO The north side of Gary;
thence east along The north side Of Cary
o the section line between sections six
teen and seventeen; thence north along
said section line until il intersec,s the
base line road leading from McCutcheu.
willie to Nj. blanchard.
April rs, lS46. -26-4;
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Democratic Convention,

In compliance with the call Of the Demo.
cratic Central Committee Of Wyandot county
large number Of the Democracy assembled
IN the Court house in Upper Sandusky, on the
evening Of the 25th instant, and organized BY
calling ]. e. JAMES, Of Crawford township
to the chair, and appointing SAMUEL Hupsos,
of Sycamore and HENRY SwARTs, Of Mflin
Vice Presidents, and B. P. Smith and W.T.
Giles, Secretaries.
c. R. Mott being called upon, stat ed the
object Of the meeting to be to appoint dele
gates to attend the State Convention to be
held in Columbus on the 10Th day of May.
On motion of p. A. Tyler,
committee of one from each townsh,p
was appointed to report the names of dele
gates.
The committee absented themselves for q
few moments, returned and reported severa
names, to which u number more were added
and then the report was adoptad, and is as fol
lows:
A. Lyle, R McKelly, Isaac 1acqueth, Jacob
Harsburger, Daniel Straw, Ezekiel Bogard
John Thompson, P. A. Tyler, w. T. Giles
Spencer st. John, B s. Smith, George Harper
George L. Burson, John McCafity, Thoma.
Baird.
Several speeches we're made, some of which
were to the point and decidedly Democratic
and right.
The following resolutions were offered ant
unanimously adopted;
Resotprd, That this meeting recommend
to the Democracy OF Wyandot county, the
policy of holding club meetings in each town
ship in the county, and the discussion of the
political questions at issue between the par
ties.
Resotped. That the present, is necessary
and defensive war on the part of the Ameri
can people; that the Democracy now as ever
are in favor of its speedy prosecution, eithe
by treaty, or force of arms, til an honorabl,
peace is established
Resoired, That the sentiments of Thoma.
Corwin, are considered by the Democratic
party as Tory, and at ariance with the bes
interests of our country; particularly in tims
Of war.
On motion of B. P. Smith,
Resoived That we approve of the course
pursued by Michael Brackley, our Represen
tative in the Ohio Legislature of las. winter
On motion Of G. II. Frees,
Resotced, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the officers, and pub
lsheJ in the Democratic Pioneer.
]. E. JAMES. Pres
sanuxL H.ser sn,e'. muDsoS' Vice Presidents.
". Y, i i. st:'Ie' Giie., Secretaries.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Road Notice.

A PETITION was filed in the office ot
the County Comssioners Of W,andol
county. Ohio. at their last regular session
and will be for hearing on the second day
of their next stated meeting. PRAYING for
at alteration in the direction Of the Stale
road leading fem Bellefon,aine TO Upper
|Sandusky, commencing al some suitable
point between where the Radnor road in.
rersects said state road and the north end
IF tie west half Of the South west quarter
of Section 3, ia township 3sou,h, Of range
IA east; running thence in nor,heas,ly
derection SO as 10 in'erscct the state road
leading from Little Sandusky to Upper
South of Carrots fraction, al
or near where the old road was made to
intersec, by Mathew Walker.
April Goth, lS4S pod.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
DIR MEETING.

The speech of. Plants, Esqr. VAS eloquent,
able, lucid and decidedly the most convincing
Of any thing Of the kind we have heard for a
long time. The apportionment bill, Tariff and
war question were all ably discussed. He
did not, like Scott and Gibson, make broad
assertions without the least proof, but sustain
ed his remarks by facts and figures. We hope
the Democracy Of this section will have the
very great pleasure Of hearing him several
times during the present campaign.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
FROM the Ohio Statesman.
TO THE PEOPLE OF OHIO.
D. Ayres, secrs,.r;as

BY an act unleard ofin the annals @
legislatiun--by the reckless act OF law
less majority IN the last leg gisIature, a bill
lclaimed by the wings TO be law) 10 Il
be fuisled upon the people of Ohio TO ap
portion the Representatives among th,
different counties of this State got ~
solely with view 10 partisan supremac,
so unequal in its provisions and unjust il
its general features, that even the major
ity could not defend it upon the principle,
oil justice.
This bill; unconstitutional and unjus,
as il is-acted upon by the House, while
II was in possession of the Sena,e--taken
from the table of the Senate, when that
body had not constitutional quorum
without authority oflsw and 10 defiance
Of the rules and time honoTed usages OF
Legislative Assemblies-an to cap tht
climax, signed by the Speakers; while
the same lime a motion was pending il
the Senate in relation TO some of its pro
visiobs-tbis biil, thus acted upon, IS now
claimed, By the whig members Of the Leg
lslatnre. ip be a las. Will such conduct d
be quietly acqu,esced isl
Freemen OF Ohio, yonr rights are in.
vaded. your laws disregarded. and the
constitutions Of Jour beloved State tramp j
LED under foot!
Will Jon sill snpineiy aud witDes. the
desecratien of the constitution of you,
State ~ the halls Of Leg,sistion. by Il
reckless majority representing a minorit,
uf the ireemen OF Uhi.!
Will ,su endofse the sentiment tla.
practically set forth. that the will Of snI
accidental tnajprity ~ hepeefortb TO be
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Pursuant to notice large meeting of tn,
Democracy assembled in the Court house, il
Upper Sandusky, on the evening of the 27tl
instant, and organized by choosing James
Harper, President, and Anthony Arnold, Vic,
President, and appointing David Ayres an'
w. I. Giles, Secretaries.
On motion OF r. McKelly,
Josiah Plants, Esqr., Of Bucyrus addressed
the meeting, showing the falIacy of the Whis
promises, and iulGments. ILL.,.
speech was able, lucid and convincing. He
showed,he war as jurtifable OIL the part Of the
American people; that if it was occasoned by
the annexation of Texas, and "damnabe
and unholIy war" that the wings are charga-
BILE with the " hole sin; for by them as Texas
annexed. He showed some of the many in
equalties OF the Apportionment Bill.
On motion, it was,
Itesoived, That the thanks of this meeting
be returned to Josiah Plants, Esqr. for his very
able and lucid Democratic speech.
On motion, adjourned.
JAMES L. HARPER, Pres.
ANTHONY AnNoLD, Y. Pres.
p. ?; Ay'ss1 4, s,'s,, Secretaries.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
OBITUARY..

DIED.-In New Lisbon, Ohio, on Sunda
Hmornlng the 10Th instant, ALFRED COR
SBETT, aged % years.
b AT this early period in life the fatal diseas
Eof consumption has taken from society, a fine
Eand pleasant associate; one that not only rela
8tves will miss, but friends will grieve for, ant
Sregret that his place cannot he filed How
Esoem a duty it is to record the death of an
associate, so young, and wheo just about rising
into manhood.
s In Upper Sandusky, on Thursday night, a
kl0 o'clocock and minutes, Col. PURDY
&McELVAIN, aged 4S years.
Col. McElvain was born in the town Frank.
&lin, Franklin county, Ohio, in The year 1900
*and has been resident of this place several
&years. He was man of very strong consti
tuition, and looked upon as one able to endure
almost every toll and hardship that this life is
taxed with. But with all his strength-with
all his vigor, and at no very extraordinary age,
9the God that rules supremely, sent the death
salarm and he had to respond.
Z Col. M. has always been man that was
admired, for during his whole life he had
Friends who were ever ready to lend him their
aid IN all his undertakings. He was one OF
/ the favored, in whom the people had conf
kdence, as his life in public service plainly
sshowed. For years he held office under our|
government, and at the time of his death he|
was acting in the capacity of Receiver of
Public Moneys in the Land office, at this!
place.
To the public the death of this person is a;
Fgreat calamity-one that will be severely felt,
land much regretted. But his family and rela
|tives only know how to grieve and lament hisa
death. The loss of kind wife affectionated3
|children, and lamenting relatives, is his eter
NAL gain. His pains, toll, sorrow and difficult
ties are at an end, and his spirit has returned
TO its original element.
|'How shall we mourn thee? with lofty trust
Our Life's immortal birhright from above!
With glad faith, whose eye, TO track the just
Through shades and mysteries, lifts glance
of love,
And yet can weep! for nature thus deplores
The friend that leaves us for happier shoresr
In Salem townships, Wyandot county, Ohio
on Friday the ed instant, ISAAC MAN
aged about s. years.
This person was in a perfect state of health,
and ca iig some dried venison was suddenly
cut of from relatives and friends The seni-
son got into his throat and choaked him to-
death. AL attempts to ex'rieate the meat
from Che spot where il had lodged vsre 10
ssin.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The meeting Of the Democracy was toler-
ably well attended, and very good one. II
was good in consequence Of the number of old
and tried Democrats that we're in attendance.
When we see the old gray haired veterans Of
past times assembling in council and advis,
ing, 1t renews our energy and zeal in the great
good cause of Democracy. The remarks OF
our old friend Hudson Of Sycamore, were in
deed cheering. May he long live to fight on
in the great cause of freedom and equality
and against special privileges and coporations
The people are awakening to the performance
of their duty, and will not much longer sub
nit TO the robbing and swindling carried on
by bankers.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Notice..

Is hereby given, that petition will be
presented to the Comissloners Of w,
andot county. Ohio, at their next June
session, aging for the location of a couu.
~ road, commencing at print on the
Utbana state road where said road eros.
ses the south line Of section No. twenty
hree, in township No. three sonih, FRANCE
Ne. thirteen eas'; thence west along sand
line to the T,mochiee creek.
April %. ]S4S ls43 --29-4t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the nn.
dersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrative in the VIII an
|neXed of the estate OF Joal Lee, late o
|Wyandot county, Ohio, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are
required TO make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same
pay mont.
JANE LEE
April 9Th, 1S4S.-2s-4t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28

ST. LOUIS, April %, 194S.
Santa Fe dates to the 18Th Of Marc
have been received.
Nothing Of important has transpiret
The rumor that Gen. Urea as marching
sg ainst the Americans is upfounded.
The troops are In good healh. FIneel
hundred of them are at FL Passc.
Col, Rolls has resigned in consequence,
of i'll health
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER

This is the title of a new and beautiful pa
per started in the county of Morrow, edited
and published by John Dumble, Esqr, former
ly of the Marion Mirror. Its editorials are
spirited and Democratic, which should be sutfi-
clent to insure him good living support, one
that will give him energy and make his paper
interesting.