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TRANsxLvANIA UNIvkRsITX.

TINHE 32d Session will open the fst Monday in No
Il vsmber next under the direction OF the following
Faculty, viz:
Benz. W. Dudley, NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice OF Surgery.
Robert Peter, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
James NJ. Bush. N. D., Professor OfspeeiaI and sur
gical Anatomy.
SAM. AMMAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Prae-
tice Of Medicine.
Ethebert l. Dudley ". D.. Professor of Ce neTal and
Psthologlea al Anatomy and Physiology.
Henry NJ. BulIt. NJ. d., Professor Of Materis Medica
and Therapeutics.
Vim. NJ. Boiling. NJ. D., Prof. OF Obstetrics and the
Diseases of fWOmen and ChildreA.
h. NJ. Skllman, N. d, Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The full course is S1O5 invariably In advance.
The Matroulton and Library uoket is S5. The Dis
seetlng tcketsl0 The Graduation Fee Is $25. Board.
ing and Iodging from % OO Z q % Psrweck.
| ROBERT PETER. NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
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SORE THROAT.

aDlloW1ng Is exrraet from leuer received mn.
Mrs. Bevaa, who had been aictsd seveTA years uita
sSTOfglOaS Uaeers DysPePsAs &S, and recently an al
e, ion Of the throat and Chest
Y. n
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MessTs. .SANDs--6Ent.cuen-lc consider q. taf a. -
Of Justice you 70 stale TIE foOwIug > IN eferec
20 the great benefit have received iu curr U an -
Sfnate CASczAoUs ULcKH On my bIelst
was attended eighteen mOnlhs 5y are slzrsu ssllil
YsciAn, assisted By the sdviCe and Colus~ of o.
our most able and experienced surgeons a. ho,lt -
least benefit whatever. Althe varOas ~ Cftrraf
ing were reSOTteu 10, for nve ns4csesi
M breast vas burned vita caustC three tmesa day a.
acid, and the cavity OF internal ulcer Ia-Es tnaf
held over ounce Of the solgfion. The doctor prs-
the ulcer and examined tie bone, szId te is-.s.
advancing TSEiiy u the lungs, and h id not -
speedy Tehef by uie,Cne or 5y operation ne reslr
would be fatal. / ADVISED 70 have ne bre.sr 80
open tie bones eIamlnei nut fulInz 10 reef rrr
what had been done and feeling vas rapiiy -ertir-
worse almost despalTcd Of recover and cousser-
my ease nearly hopeless
seeing VARIOUS Testimonials AM CerIfC Catss q can. IN
the Use Sands SarsapaTllia In sInliar - A. -
conc uded 10 Try few bottles, severa 0l which uere
used but, nom the long, deep seated cazract-r 81 r. ,
disease, produced very decided Cban-r. 0orie ~ !
this as the only probable cure for NJ case persevsr
disease entirely cured 10 nov over--.
en- months since the cure vas COMPLETED there not -
slightest appearance OF a return iae1.or- -
mysef SeII zl& ne 1@s srliTey sscs,E - SASuss 1,
iEg .s nHas oGs lslE< q. lGue llSsl zly flee
Please excuse this long deferred &C knors Iet
which thizk my duty 70 male YOgE vaI1a5.e So,
pSrla cured me, with ne bieSslus Dlvnc Provign-
when nothing else Could; and eel myself 1nler - a.
Obligations tc you can say many thEgs eannot rI-r
anu do most respectfully invite ladies aCLet a. nsV.
been, cal apOn me, and VII saisly then av 81 -
Truth stated above, and many OtAeT thns serer-
10 The
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.1essrs. A. h. & ID. SAsDss-BeiOre I coanmrnred
az your SaTsaparliA, NV suferInss Anosr gast
e0 pTessiOn my throa; Uas completely gCsTatet -
dreadful Cough, and hcrc were eQ1eny luErth-
er thai could not speak above lsPeT; and h.iies
the inflammation uom ms throat extsnled u my aeal
So that my hearing was very maCh Impzired. Afrr y.
king the SarSapaTilaa ShOTt time ny heath 1npToged
ana my throat Is well; am tree rom cosza -
ughtneSS OF the chest ever waS hear 1sItr
distinctly Ny throat has been about IhTce maaAs
the OF which has been effected entTey ~ ne uss Oi
your SaIsseartlA.
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a.. H- BARALEN,
COLLECTOR AND GESKRlL kGxxT,
LsxingtsR. ks-
MILL attend prompcy 70 any BUSINESS entrusted a
wv hm-win act Agent fOTtAe codes ts q u mo1~t
s NJ accounts, &e. dc. Charges moderate
Aprn I, lok6
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ONE MONTH LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
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. he W esiern Journal OF Medicine and Surgery.
Fitted by InnsFoTd p ysndel M N p,ofesso,
80 -
iPeio'osS anu ra'"o'os'oa anatomy In me
:, VI '"u A"eooo'e o oeh'
,,.,,s0, :, ~" ,o "IO., ~ 's" 'ouinai was puo'
80, '1'' "e "e 'o'''"''e "'e 'ne ooh'eh'S
- '"'' "~'aUo naDcI," "
v.s ~ 800
Apr. I-prae,i,sI M.dicir. ana s,,g,rv RvT a
Bell. ND, Of ofLouisviile, Kentucky.
REVIEWS
min w nnI,.g iSs neataenl II Anegnsn by se}a
Iransylyania University.
hons. K,rt. a,.is,,9 SU G n m' e,,rn, zen
on General Anatomy and Physiology. at St. Bsriholo.
a", : n'p"H.
Ca..s sv.,oI. ana v.e,,ns Pa N.ro',. .c,,o,
ofthe Uterus onthe treatment of Percandis especial.
ease Hnss,bs,a from tse local af ahspo u
igrm On sanguineo PersPra'ion. Pirebotomy in
ON large doses Of sub nitrate Of snuth in
rnal affections Clinical reports Oftwenty OF Ste
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moulded logs;
2 flush tablet rosewood 6OCtaye Piano FOrtes with
moulded legs;
plain square rosewood 8 octave Piano Fortes, with
moulded legs;
finely finished mahogany octave Piano Forte;
1 plain square do 6 do do.
These Piano Fortes sold at New York manufsetIt
TerS' prices and warranted.
%SeeOnd hand Pianos bought, exchanged. and re-
paired.
~ always on hand Wholesale and retaiD Musics'
Instruments OF all kinds, Music Books. and the largest
assortment Of sheet Music TO be found In the West.
PETERS, WEBB 81 CO.,
Music and BOOK Dealen,
July TT Next Bank Of Louisville.
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DIANO-FORTEs.-we have Just received an in
L voice Of Pano-POrtes new and beautiful patterns
which in addition 10 our former sock. renders
sOrtme nj one Of the most complete and varied
feTed 10 the Western public We have in store
magnhce Mt carved o0d octave Piano Forte
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IN QUART BOTTLES.


IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD OR
HABIT or THE SYSTEM, VIZ:
SeTehxLa. Kings EgiI, RhS.In1tlsm, O6sf.
nate CEfaRso1s ErEPtisns, Pinplss, o. Pc
tElss on the Face, Bl0tchSs, BiISs, CAT0aie So
Eyes, Ring Worm OF letter, Seald Head, Z
LGTgsRssnf and Pam Of tAs Bones and -0inis.
Sszb60TR Ulcers, Syphilltic Symptoms, SeiGtie. 4
or Lluabag0: and Diseases GTisiGg from IN -
diei0Es uss Ct MsTe1Ty, AeititSs OF DT0psy, Z
P0slIs OF iiapTHdsAes N life; GLs0, CtT0AIs
constitutional DlsoTdsys, dc.
THIs Medicine has acquired a Very extended an e..
tSblshed reputation WheTevsrt h.s been uSsd. base
entirely its merits which IL superior sS.Cy b.
alone sustained The unfoTt- nAfe victim Of heTsdItar
disease, with sxOlen glands, Contracted sness, an
bones naf eaTos has been restored heath Vsor
The sCr0ful0us patient covered with slrsrs, iOa-hsou
10 himself and MS attendants, has been made whole
Iunireds Of persons, Who had sTOansd hOPelsssiEfo
ears under and g4ndulsr disorders. chr0u
rheumatism, ard many other com plants sPnnglns Toh
jer4ngementO Oi the secTeave Organs an ths cirCls
uJh have been raised were from The rack u dls
-ss, and now with TsseneTstsd tutoas slsy
8 the efficacy Of tins ineSums5s PrePaIauoU. Tts
tstlhaOny Of those WHO have been cgrrl b. - sse VIII
teIr residences has been Published iron ~ tile
and II desirable, Oi tie mosJ OvcI~ 1zlniE
testimony could be brought forward proving uost
cusivelyits insstimabe value The afcted And those
vho not Used this medicine, Invissd maze
tral Of its virtues. and aPPrOPus u themselves he
benshts which Il alone Can bestOW.
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ocnsnts which u alone can oestou-
TRUTH Is STRANGER THAN FICTION

The attention Sf the reader Is cd = he iouOslns
astonishing cure. sscts The ase o. sands --aDs-
Mia:
Ihisis tOeei tfy that nave cOsofei woman =. - -.
been aiheted or the 4s hys years With scrOdlIa ar
the remedies used had No effect IN auesiluz -hs are
sTeSS Of the Complaint; on the Contrary she const-
grew worse; and after expendEg between seventh a.
eighty dollars with Ph yxe4ns besides using Olhsr pou
remedies without Success III The 1lsease - -st~
away the Cartilage Of her made Is appcsrauce On
varOus parts Of her body and had MALI CONNIE nc
rzvages in ths roof OF heT mOgth.
IA TINS dreadful situation, win he prospect I-ar.
staring her IN the face, statei her Dr. sos1a.
the agent Tor sands SsTsaPaTL a, H. Ne~hera y C. L,
whom was advised 10 thai article, snd d uy -
Prise and tha- Oi my neshoOIs, 10 ShouI Eercase a.
known, after using lOgr and hall h0ttts xaAresfr
ell perfect heath. u taat m the space 0ttEcs
aui able 70 work IN two weeks from the tu- -
commenced -akingit-
In Vi the tTuih u tas encui AVE acr-
unto afixed Iay name tins 19th day VI SEPT. lSf7
JOSEPH NeCOTTEh. y. r
MOUfh OF Eeuse River, Craven Co., Nc.
ULCER CURED OF SEVEN YEARS STANDING
ThIs efected IN July, tSai, ihers havs nses
10 symptoms u return, and her hs4Ia slH Couun.~
good, July, 1Sis.
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Naples ana sicily.

TIE voleace Of the Government was on the in-
crease. Il was reported that the Regieide essoci-
ation had been discovered, in which are implicated
- GO persons 10 arrest Prince Giacome. This
Produced such an impression on Naples, hat the
stoIes s shul their doors, and the city Was desert
"a. A special commission selected from the
ja6ges Of The various tribunals, has been appoint
81 70 lTy he handreis and thousands Of political
offenders, with whom the prisons sre now filled
The American tIigate Independence and Cumber.
land, were in poTl under Com. Morgan.
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Audby
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ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.

ARr. I.-Praoteal Medicine and Surgery. By1
Bell, NJ. ID. , OF Louisville, Kentucky.
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
Free Banking-New CobstitutioH,

The most important subject, connected
with that Of Constitutional Reform, is that
of BANklNa. We y,that this subject is
the most Important, because those who
control The money, control oil industrial
and commercial pursuits. They fix The
pricesof labor. produce, and all other COM
modifies.- and by direct and indirect means
regulate political affairs. How can sys-
tenn Of banking be adopted in. Ohio that
will be free from the evils and disasters,
that have attended all previous systems
The true course seems TO US plain enough.
Open the business Of banking to free COM
petition, and compel those aoho issue their
promises to pay, to dsposite security avith
the state dollar for dollar, an the stock Of
the state Of Ohio. You will thus secure
the certain payment and the redemption of
the notes issued, and by destroying monop-
oily, and insecurity, remove most,i not all,
of the objects to paper money. At all 9.
vents. every man can see, and viii admit
such system is vastly superior to any
other, ard the only one that is even toler-
abie.-1oledo Republican
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
NOTICE,

FNHE qualified electors Of Portage Coun-
L ty, are hereby required, at the annual
election; on the second Tuesday of October
next, to vote for or against authorizing the
Commissioners Of Portage County, to sub
scribe TO the capital stock of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Rail Road Company, One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, in conformity
with the provisions of an act passed Febru-
ary 18th, 1s4S, authorizing certain County
Commissioners to subscribe to the capital
stock of Rail R cad companies.
The ballots should be endorsed "for sub
scrption," or s.againt subscription" and coun-
ted and returned by the Judges and Clerks
of Elections, to the county clerk. as in oth~
er cases. Local Laws, Vol. 46, Page 1871.
WIN. R. KELSO, } Comm'rs.
ORSAMUS L.DRAKEl of
CARNOT MASON. Portage Co.
County Com'rs. Office, Portage Co.
Ravenna, Sept. a, lB49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01

We have published more evidence of the
value of Vaughns Great American Remedy,
the vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture, in our col
umns the past months than we have ever pub
lished in as many years Of any other preparation
1t will stand higher, and perhaps does at the
present moment, than any advertised or unadver-
tised medicine in the whole catalogue of nostrums
The article is cure for everything; to prove it,
look over our columns and see evidence of the
cure of Dropsy, Rheumatism, Gravel, Scrofula,
and fifty other and various complaints, and from
people of truth too, names, dates &c. given
Read the pamphlet in the Agents hands The
is in our columns under the
"Great American Remedy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
THE GRAND PURGATIVE.-
UR ET,TCKNER5S


Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pals.
TNHESE celebrated Pills have obtained an
i enviable notoriety in the United States
as curative for giddness, dyspepsia, sour
stomach, headache, fevfrs, piles, costive-
ness, coughs, heartburn. liver complaint.
scurvy, sore throat, inward weakness, pal>
pitation of the heart indigestion, aud va
rlety of other diseases to which flesh is
heir to, as a medicine for tile million. In
all seasons of the year, spring, summer, fall
and winter, and under all circumstances,
they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. AS Vermfuge and general med
icine for children, they are unrivaIed Be-
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them; they Meth, gripe nor
nnuseate; are gentle but thorough in their
operation. For adults by increasing the
dose, they are equally beneficial As an
.4nti- Bilious PiHthey will be found without
a superior; ask any one among the thousands
who use them. and all unqualified approval
will be the certain result.
Remember DR.. c. V. Clickneris the orig-
inal inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that
nothing of the sort was ever heard of, until
le introduced them in June, 1843. Purcha~
sers sh nuld. therefore, always ask for Click
ner's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the vic>
Tins Of a fraud. Price 25 cents per bor.
DR.. Clicknet's principal office for the sale
of Pills, is &c Vesey street, New York.
WIN. JACKSON, SO Liberty st., head of
Wood St.. Pittsburgh, Pa. General Agent for
Pennsylvania. Northern Ohio, and the river
counties of Virginia.
The following are the duly appointed Agents;
LEFFINGWE EEL & Co. Ravenna; Chas FL.
Kent, franklin Mills; Dow & Co. Cnyaboga
Falls: Jas. G. Calender, Newton Fals:J. II,
C. johnson. Warren; G, Abbey & Co,Akron
January Isl, le49. 1y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
Fire in OWego.
: New YoRK. Sent. q.

New YoRk, Sept. 90.
The New York Tribune has the follow
ing in relation to a fire in Owego New
York, on the 9th ult. Our village is in
ruins. The fire occurred this morning at
o'eloch, in the second story of Worley's
Brick Block, occupied by the Order of
Sons of Temperance-and ragged till this
hour, 10 A. Al. The loss is immense
variously estimated from S500.0O0, to
1000, 900, including two Hotels, the
building owned by the Bank Of Owego: the
Post Office, the Telegraph Office, the
bridge across the Susquehanna, and some
100 buildings, nearly the whole Of the busi-
ness portion of the village. By great ex-
ertions, the owego Academy, Clerks
Office, Canal House and Baptist Church
were saved
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
Deatbs.


In Edinburgh, on the 9th ult,, of Dysentery,
MARIBY, daughter of Jewell and Emily Dick
inson, aged years.
In Shalersvile, on the sth Sept, THERZA,
wife of Edwin Crocker, and daughter of James
Derthick aged 25 years.
We are not often called upon to record more
painful dispensation The deceased has left a
husband and four small children to mourn her
loss; as well as large circle Of relatives and
friends. She drank deep Of the cup of affliotion
,before she terminated her mortal career, but she
now finds an asylum where the weary are at rest
her body finds repose in the grave and her
spirit is at peace in Heaven.
Ye dust lie gently on her breast,
And thou grave worm don't break her rest,
But let her gently lie,
Till the last trump shall rend the skies
And bid the sleeping dead arise,
To meet her God on high. ... 2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01

York Precinct. Du Page Co. Ill. Dec. 81, 1s4S.
Mr. w. B. Sloan sn: Last summer one lof
my children was badly Bitten BY raltlesnake.
We applied your Ointment ffeely and the
child was healcd.' ...
Also, had horse wounded in the stific
joint, IN which he took COLI and became ar
much swollen and distressed, that the horee was
supposed worthless but by free uso Of YOUR
Ointment, was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in great ma
ny other cases, with equal success
WALTER WHrTbEcsH
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
THE GOLDEN REGIONS.

Everybody is talking about the Golden Region,
and many in Northern Wisconsin are preparing
to go. We would advise those who go by land
to purchase half u dozen boxes of S!oan's Horse
Medicine, and a lot of his Family Ointment.
We know several instances in this vicinity where
this medicine has effected miraculous cures; and
we therefore advise all who take the overland
routs to be well provided with this article. There
no humbus about it.-Wisconsin Republican.
EgSee Agents names at the head of Sloan's
Column. For further particulars and testimo-
malls, get Pamphlets of agents
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
FIVE LARGE DEEP ULCERS.
Shebergan, Wis. March 9 IsAo,

Dr, W. B. SLoan-Dcar sin: In my opinion =,
the greatest cures effected are those that have
longest resisted tie skill ofihe Medical Faculfy,
Admitting that TO be fact. / have a case in
point, to wit: Mr. James Hantord, Of Sao5t yeap
rdIts' was crippled two years with .fDe Ergs
deep ulcers, just above the aA.le The leg VAS
SO much swollen he could not get on Bout.
Nearly all the most popular Physicians in va.
rlons places. have treated his case without any
beneficial effect. Last August Mt. Hanford
solicited my advice. succeeded in reducing
the swelling and healed two of the sores The
other three labored at till The fl ST of Febrpa.
ry, without much ifany benefit, when + eaysc
him box Of Sloan's Ointmeht and in three
weeks ne was well. Respecly. yours,
g. b. -OsTRANDER NJ r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
BURNfP TO CLNDERsE.

W. b, Sloan:-Dcar sir! Justice demands
mat l shculd return 10 you my unieigned
thanks for your unparalleled Ointment. T'hrec
weeks ago my daughters clothes caught fire,
ana before the fumes could be extinguishcd,
'hey were all burnt 10 cin,lers, the child was
so badly burned that death seemed inevitable
IN less than twenty-four hours. Your Oistmens
was recommended, and used with success-is
gave perfect rclivf! II is needless 10 add that
| he child is now well End about her business.
The medicine is all and more than il is recon-.
nended to be. Every family and person should
have il in their possession
iecl indebted to you for my chi1d's life. nna'
anything that can do for you or your medieiHs
l am ready and.wiiIing 10 perform.
Your humble servant,
JoHN Fl. CRANg~
Flint Cree k, Lake Co., Illi Feb. 2S, Is49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
Let ali the It'OrfA kssO7U the aeon.
derfsy7 efficacy of
DR.. DunCan'S EXDeCt0rant Remedy.

AN)R the cure of Consumption and the symp-
L. toms indicating 'going into decline."
DIR. Dancan--Dedr sir: The undersigned, a
patient und, my care for the last months,
who has been la boring with Phfhisic Pulmona-
lis, pulmonary consumption, and finding that
medicine l could prescribe would afford
him any relief, | was therefore determined to
test your ExrEcToRANT REMEDY, al the same
time having 10 confidence IN the medicine set
forth 10 cure consnmptiou; but to please the
patient, | allowed him TO send TO your agent in
Wooster, DIR. Coulter, for the medicine,
which he did, and used It according 10 the di
rccl ions accompanying the bottles, and truly to
my establishment, found my patient fast im-
proving, which he Continued until he became
perfectly we'll. believe he used only 7 bottles.
By his request. write you these lines, hoping
your expect ,rant medicine will continue to do
for the consumptivcs generally, as in the above
case. Yours Respectfully.
t... DR. JAMES r. RIcKEY.
Willingly subscribe my name to the above
as being solemn and sincere fact. hope those
afflicted with that dreadful disease, consump
ton. will find out your medicine in time, and
be cured. WIN. Fl. WILKINS. Wayne co., o
More cares performed by DR. Duncan S
Espectorant Remedy.
DR. Duncan-Deur Sir: You n,uy perhaps
remember that | consulted with you al your Of
flee IN Cincinnati, in June last, when you exam
incd my luugs and iufur ned inc that there was
small cavity forming in the lobe of my left
lung, with slight ulccrdlions, AMI advised me to
take few bottles flhe Erpeciordat Remedy,
which bought of you &c botlles.) have used
4 of them, and feel as we'll as ever did in my
life. My cough disappeared aftt + using the first
bottle, the pain in my Lreast also left me, my
strength increased and also my appetite. The
medicine cansed me to expectorate large quaE-
titles of foul mat r; after this was all thrown
up, felt relief al once. think that tile whole
world shoulj know something about the good
fleets of your .'Erpectorant Remedy" fer the
removal of the first symptoms leading to Con-
sumption. Please Inform me if you thnk it
advisabls for me to use the medicine any longer.
Yours truly and ever grateful,
Horace BNN, Near Hamilton, Ohir.
DR.. Duncan's Western Office, I50 Sycamore
ST. Cincinnati. VIII, Re his Medicines are fer sale
in future wholesale aud by The single bottle.
CHRONIC Diseases treated and cures per-
formed. when in the power OF skill and medicine.
lSA fresh supply inst received and for sale
by DR. ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna. who is the
only authorized agent for Portage co. 6m206
NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented 10 the Honorable
Board Of County Commissioners of Portage
county at their December Session, 1849, to
vacate that part of the County Road laid out
IN DeerfeId from near Mr. Laughlin's Mills
Southwestery to the County line on the
petition of Stephen Mason and others which
passes through David Nc Coney's land in Lot
No. 36 in said township.
Sept. g, 1919. 4ws23*b.
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nlarriaqc5.


In Shalersville, on the 10th ult., by the Rev.
Mr. Belding, Mr.. WHITING CARTER to
Miss EMILY A. JENNINGS, daughter of
Daniel w. Jennings, Esq.
In Shalersvlle on the goth ult., by F. A.
Crane, Esq. Mr.. JARED CACKLER of Frank
lin. to Miss sCARoLlNE ANN CROSBY of the
former place.
In Shalerville. on the 25th ult, by F. A.
Crane, Esq, Mr.. JOHN MILLER to Miss
AMELIA HOPKINS, all of Shalersville.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01
OYSI,E RS.

COME AND TRY THEM.
T1AYLOR (not Old Zack) would inform
Il the eating public, that the fall and
winter campaign has commenced, and that
he is ready to serve up Oysters at all hours,
in a style to suit the palate of the most
dainty, at his SALOON, just 'taround the cor
ner'' of the Court House. Also, CLAIMS,
Lobsters. Sardincs, Chickens, Sweet Pota-
toes, ard, in fact, almost everything in the
eating line that can be desired. A general
assortment Of Groceries kept constantly on
hand and for sale low
,Ravenna. Sept. "a 1349.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-01

BURGLARY AND BAD SHooTING.-We
learn from the Guernsey GO. Tefsrsonsan,
that store in that county being robbed,
and the goods having been discovered hid
in wood, gard we'll armed was placed
near to keep watch, in expectation that
the thief would some aud remove them. In
the early part df- the succeeding night a
person came TO remove them. He was
fired upon in an attempt to flee; he escaped
unhnrt, but one Of the shots took effect in
the back ofone ofthe pursuers, DR.. Camp
bell, and dangerously wounded him
Strong hopes are entertained of his recove-
ry though the chances are doubtful