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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
Sherif'S sale.

DY virtue of writ of Lev. Fa. to me
ID directed and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Portage county, Ohio.
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court house in the town Of Ravenna ou
Monday the l7th day Of September msst,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. M. and
four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day the follow
ing described lands and tenem eEts, 10 wit:
"Sltu tie in the township Of Nelson. in the
county of Portage and is known by being
part of lot number one and is a certain will
age lot in the village of GarrettsvIlle and is
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit, it
being the east part Of Il certain lot purchased
by Martin McC Iintoek of Edwin Atwood g.
wife, the land intended to be conveyed is
twenty feet front, and running from the road
leading from Garre.tsvile to Cleveland 10
the center Of the Mill pond, the line running
at right angles with said road, commencing
at post standing at the north west corner
of land sold by Evan Jones to Benjamin
Specs and Marcus Morris and reserving
what land the water overfowed being raised
to any height"
Taken on decree wherein [ emuel Wick
was Complainant and Alonzo Lale g. ais.
were Respondents.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Shenff.
Sheriff s Office, Portage CO.
August IS, 1919. { ...- .....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
Sheriff,s sale.

TN obedience to the command of writ of
l. 5th Plu. Vendi Ex. to me directed and
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas
of Portage conntv, Ohio, shall expose to
sale at public vendue at the court house in
the town of Ravenna on
Monday the l7th day Of September nest,
between the hours OF ten oclock, A. M. and
four O'Clock. P. M. of said day the follow
ing described lands and tenemenrs, to wit: 4
"Stuate in the township of Franklin,
County OF Portage and State of Ohio, and
is bounded os follows, that is to say, Begin
n'ng on the North bank of the Cuyahoga
River in the west line of Lots number fifty
seven and seventy, thence north Q degrees,
west es chains, thence east degrees north
aIne chains and thirty four links, thence
south degrees east twenty FIVE chains and
fifty links to the said RIVER. thence west-
wardly along the bank of the river to the
place of beginning containing twenty five
acres of land.'
Taken in execution as the property of
Benjamin F. Hopkins at the suit of Henry
Welmore 8. ais.
Appraised at $250,o0.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sherif''s office, Portage Co.
August is, '849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
Sherif'S sale

DY virtue of writ of AL. Vendi. Ex. to
ID me directed and delivered from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Portage county,
Ohio, | shall expose to sale at public vendue
at the Court house in the town of Ravenna
Monday the l7h day Of September neat,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. aud
four o'clock P M. of SAID day the equitable
interest of Richard B. Campbell in and to
the following described lands and teneiEents,
to wit:
"Situate in said Portage county, Ohio, de-
scribed as follows. viz: Part of lot one in
Charlestown and part of lot one in Edin-
burgh and is bounded as follows, north by
the north line of Lot No. one CharIestown,
east by forty two 7s 100 acres of land apart
ed to John F. Campbell in The partition Of
the estate of John Campbell, decd south by
the Cleveland and WellEville turnpike, and
west by nineteen (19) and thirty one huns
dredths of an acre Of land aparted to Robert
L. Campbell in tie partition of said Estate
which SAID twenty five 79l0O acres of land
above bounded and described is the same
piece or tract which was aparted and set off
t. SAID r chard B. Campbell in the partition
of the Estate Of his father John Campbell
as recorded in the records Of the Court of
common pleas of SAID Codnty of Portage
for which for greater certainty reference is
hereto made, excepting village lots two (s)
seven ~ and eleven (iD in Campbellsport,
together with one 86 100 acres now owned
BY NJ. & G. w. Allison (which interest the
Court find to be reversjonary interest in said
land after the expiration of the Dover Es-
tate of Sarah CampbeH.)
Taken on decree wherein Glenn Tirgley
q. al. were Complainants and Richard B.
Campbell was Respondent.
JOHN GILLTS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage co.
August 49, i849.
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THE GRAND PURGATIVE.
DIR. CLICK.NER'S

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pals.
If,HESE celebrated Pills have o5taned an
L enviable notoriety in the United States
as curative for giddihess, dyspepsia, sour
stomach, head-ache, fevers, piles, costIve-
ness, coughs, heart>burn, liver complaint
scurry, sore throat, inward weakness, pal>
pitation of the heart, indigestion. and va
rlety of other diseases to which flesh is
heir to-, as medicine for the 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 a Vermifuge and general med
icine for children, they are unrlvalled. Be-
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them; they neither gripe nor
nauseate; are gentle but thorough in their
operation. For adults by Increasing the
dose, they are equally beneficial AS an
.4nti- Bilious PiHthey will be fusnd without
a superior; ask any one among the thousands
who use them, and au unqualified approval
will be the certain result.
Remember Or. c. v. CIickner is the orig
inal inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that
nothing of the sort was ever heard of, until
he introduced them in June, 1a45. 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 IS cents per Lor.
DR.. Clickner'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 Ire the duly appointed Agents:
LEFFINGW EEL & Co. Ravenna; Chas. H.
Kent, Franklin Mills; Dow g. Co. Cuyahoga
Falls; Jas. G. Calender, Newton Falls:J. IL.
c. Johnson. Warren;G. N Abbey & Co.Akron
January lst, ls49. ly.
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DoctOring i'm GaIena.

Mr.. SLoAN:--Dear sir: About three years
ago was severely injured in one of my legs BY
the falling Of pile Of wood which occasioned
large runing ulcers. Nearly every doctor in
Galena tried TO euro them; but tried in vain,
until from sympathy and improper treatment
nv other leg became as bad as the one orig,na>
ly wounded despaired fever being wei a.
gain--but in order that l might neglect no
means within my reach, purchased OF your q
can iudge of INV surprise ard gratitude batter
than can express It. TO fad myself entirely
we'll before had finished using tile second box.
These facts make known that othrs nfiict.
ed may believe and not delay using 50 valuable
an Ointment as yours has proved to be. Re-
spectfllly your grateful friend, EVAN DAVE
'Galena, i'll, Dec I9, lS4S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13

April l3, 1e45. Four miles north Of ChieagS
{on the road to Milwaukee, Cook County, Ills
nois. Mr. Sloon-Dear Sir: One Of my horses
had large bony tumor on his breast bone. i'm.
and rendered his services of very little value.
| faithfully applied scrcra' bottles Of Dr. Tay.
lor's Nerve and Bone Liniment, without the
least benefit. then procured Wiider's CelebraL
ted Horse Ointment, and used that until be-
came fully satisfied that il would never relieve
the animal Finally obtained box of yolr
truly valuable Ointment, and in less than go
days from the first application The lnmor entire.
ly disappeared, and the horse was well,
Yours FDwARD RusrRoN6
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Minnesota.

The Minnesota Register speaks en,husi'
sslically of the corn and potato crops. The
latter yield from $50 10 800 bushels per
acre. Whole fields ofwheat and oats have
been destroyed by the army worm, but a
large crop is nevertheless anticipated =
DR.. Shernard, U. S. Geologisf, has com.
ple,ed his survey of the Snake and Kettle
rivers, and has passed on to the Mississippi
and St, Croix, between Saltwater and Ga.
lena. The Winnebago Indians have at.
tackled several persons on the plea that
they Kept whiskey about their establish.
ments. One man, named Collins, was
stripped and beaten so badly that he could
not get to settlement for two days. The
Register, however, thinks this castigation
was brought on by his own conduct.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
SDeciA

=. The total amount of specie, says the N
1s,,Herald, imported from foreign countries
for the half year ending the 3Oth of June,
BY the various lines of royal mail steamers
arriving at Southampton was very large
The steamer for the six months in question,
carried to Souths mpton the enormous a.
mount of gold and silver, in dust, bars,
coin. SC, to the value of SIC, $40, ,655, Tor
iay in sterling. S2,114,133} the product
Of the mines in Mexico, California, Chill,
Peru, Bolivia and other Southern Ameri.
can States. or this amount $950,0O0
havs been received from California, either
direct or oi.a Valparaiso, Lama, &c. at
,uhich ports the dust had been melted in
to 55ars. The Peninsula and Orienial
steamers have brought from Alexandra,
during the same six months, gold and silver
coin value G49e, ,59l sterling, the majority
Of which has been specie remittances from
India, for account OF the East India Com
pany. The Constantinople steamers have
brought within the same time, gold and
silver coin valued at f540,O00 sterling,
and the steamers from Spain and Portugal
specie value f360 900 sterling; so that the
total amount of specie received at South
ampton, by the several lines Of steamers
from all parts Of the world, from the LIST OF
January to 30th June, l849. inclusive,
reaches f3,5l2, ,724 sterling, over ST.
(lG0 600; an amount which. if consisting
entirely ofsilver, would weigh upwards OF
four hundred tons, and in gold would weigh
nearly thirty-fve tons. The importations
OF specie from South America, are expect
ed to increase very greatly, rather than d.
minish, as large sums of gold from Cali
fornia will, no doubt, henceforth be receiv.
ed by each packe, from the Isthmus OF Pa
mama. On the other hand, remittances in
coin, from Cons,antinople and India, may
be expected to decrease, bu. only in small
u1aasIIre
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
let szs TIE rf'oslss zcszosU the eC0as-
aerfsst efficacy of
Dr. Duucan'S EXpectorant Remedy.


F1vOR the cure OF Consumption and the symp-
H. toms indicating ''golng into Decline"
Dr. Dancap--Dedr sir: The unde rsgned a
patient under my care for the last 8 months,
who has been Ia boring with Phthisic PuJmona-
lis. or pulmonary consumption, and finding that
no medicine l could prescribe would afford
him apv relief, was therefore determined to
I test your ExPEcToRANT REMEDY, at the same
time having no confidence in the medicine set
forth 10 cure consumption; but 10 please the
patient, allowed him to send to your agent in
Wooster, Dr. P Coulter, for the medicine,
which he did, and used It according TO the di
rcctions accompanying the bottles, and truly to
my astonish hment, found my patient fast inn
proving, which he continued until he became
PERFECTLY we'll. Ibelieve he used only bottles
By his request. write you these lines, hoping
your expectorant medicine will continue to do
for the consumptives generally, rs in the above
case. Yours Respectfully,
DR. JAMES r. RIcKEY.
Iwillngly subscribe my name TO the above
as being solemn and sincere fact. l hope those
afflicted with that dreadful disease, consump
ton. will find out your medicine in time, and
be cured. WM. FL. WILKINS, Wayne CO. o
More cares performed by DR. Duncan S
Erpectorant Remedy.
DR. Duncan-Deur Sir: You NAV perha ps
remember that consulted with you at your Of.
flee IN Cincinnati, in June last, when you exam.
ined my lungs and informed me that there was
small cavity forming in the lobe of my lef,
lung, with sllgh ht alterations and advised me to
take few bottles Of no Ezpectorant Remedy,
which bought of you (6 bottles) have used
4 of them, aud feel as well as ever did in my
life. My cough disappeared after using the first
bottle, the pain in my breast also left me, my
strength increased, and also my appetite. The
medicine caused me to exrectorate large guam
titles of foul matter after this was all thrown
up. felt relief at once. I think that the whole
world should know something about the good
effects of your s ''ErpectOrant Remedy" for the
removal of The first symptoms leading to Con-
sumption. Please Inform me if you think it
advisable for me to The medicine any longer.
Yours truly and ever grateful,
Horace BlNN, Near Humilton, Ohie.
DR.. Duncaa's Western Office, l50 Sycamore
st. Cincinnati, where his Medicines are fer sale
in future wholesale aud by the single bottle.
CHRONIC Diseases treated and cures per.
formed. when in the power oi skill and medicine.
0J-A fresh supply just received and fer sale
by DR. ISAAC SWIFT, Ravcnna. who is the
only authorized agent for Portage CO. 6m206
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
The Suffering Child.

hereby certify that one Of my children.
when naked, fell into Lar ge FIRE Of live couls.
and was burned severely from head to feet,
The best of medical aid and attention was giv>
en- to the child for four or Eve days without
any relief-each days suffering Increased tiif
his groars could be heard al great distancs.
at which critical period one Of my noighbors
recommended and presented ID me u box Of
Sloan's Ointment. and in less than fifteen
minutes after the application Of I, ho Ofn tmedt
to the aggravtcd sores of the suffering child. the
pain ceased entirely, and be speedily began 10
recover. My residence is in Her Township,
Vermilion county, and State of fndianS-
,THEoDoRE L. TXYLoR.
naicd nj Cb;coro Auuusi Cd ISd8
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Dfatbs.

~"O-S0O0~0-SSNoOOo>oo
lnCAarlestown, In on the sth inst, infant son of
George and Martiette Willcutt, aged weeks.
Sweet little cherab, forced to yield
And bow to conquering death,
Its sentence could not be repealed
Nor love prolong its breath.-CoM
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
Excellent OinITaent.

Mr. Sloan--Dear sir: For a considerable
length Of time l was seriously afflicted with
the Rheumatic complaint. and applied freelyihe
various lininents. pain-kIllels, &c, without oh.
tanning any relief. After which your Agent
at this place Influenced me to try your Oint>
ment, and within two weeks froih' the time I
comenced using it, the pain csased, and was
effectuaIIy cured, and shall recommend all who
are similarly afflicted with the distressing com.
plant, to procure your excellent ofntnaent with
out delay. 0scAR r. Morr.
Prn cevi1fe, Peorin CO... MAY l, I84s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
Popular opinion. /.

1fpopular opinion is any criterion Of tho
worth ofan article, we invite the inered1lous
to read at least a few Of the many voluntary
certificates that appear in cur colu INNS respects
ing the great variety of remarkable cures eE.
fected by the use of '.Sloans Colebra cd Oiht-
menl and Condition Powdcrs,n These reris-
dies no longer remain amoa Iii ioosse of doubtful
utility, they have psssed frcm the tide Uf ex.
pertinent, and now stand higher in reputation
and are becoming moie extensively used than
all other articles of the kind-MicH City NetDs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
Sherifs sale.

I'm obedience to the command of writ OF
Lev, Fa to me directed and delivered
from the court OF common p.e:s of Portage
county. Ohio, shall expose to sale public
yendue at the court house in the town of
Ravenna on
Monday the l7th day Of September next,
between the hours of 10 o'cluck, A. NJ. and
4 o'clock, P. NJ. of said day the folio wing
described lands and teuements, to wit:
"Situate III the township of Edinburgh in
the county ofPortage and State of Ohio and
known by being part of Lot No. one IN
said township and bousded as follows, COM
mencing at post standing near the N. E.
corner of said Lot No. one in the E. line of
said .ot No, one, where the road crosses
said line, thence with the lot line south
eight chains and fifty links, thence with land
set off to AsaheI Kent, Jr. west seven chains
and fifty links, thence north six chains to
the road. thence with land set off to William
Frazer and H. Nj. Campbell north seventy
four deg rees, east seven chains and eighty
seven links to the place of beginning con-
tanning five acres and forty two hundredths
of an acre Of land, being one Of the parcels
of land set TO Edwin Campbell by pro-
ceedings in partition among the heirs Of the
lale John Campbell, deceased, as appears FIN
the Records of the court of common pleas
for Portage county be the same more or less,
but subject to all legal highways"
Taken on a decree wherein Richard B
Campbell for the use of Adhah H. Bostwlck
was Complainant and Charles w. Newton
g. al. were Respondents.
Appraised at $l52,00.
JOHN GILLIs, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
August 18th, lS4s. {
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OLD ZACK ARRESTED

by the people for not doing as he agreed.
J. ALCORN & C. C. SHARP
"AVE entered into copar,nershlp for the
LII purpose of carrying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
We would say to the gentlemen of Portage
county that we will fill all orders iii our line
in the most fashionable style. Gentlemen
wanting fashionable clothing made will do
well to give US call.
Mr.. Sharp has had long experience in
Cutting, having been engaged in teaching
cI'al cities in the United States.
Cutting done to order on the shortest no.
tice. and warranted TO fit If rightly made up.
TShop in Mason's Block, directly over
the store of Rowe1 & Co.
N. B. Mr.: Sharp has OF hand some cop
les Of his Rule. ANY Tai'ors wanting a
correct system for eating garments can be
accommodated
June 90 lS49. ~, 2I2lf.
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Grauklilt advertisements.
once more in lhe Field
With any quantity of New Goods

With any quantity Of New Goods.
HNHE undersigned would respectfully in>
l. form the public that they have formed
20. Partnership IN business under the firm
Of KENT, GRENELL & co and have loca>
ted themselves at the famous ssBrick Build
ings" kno IN more recently
"As Franklin near the Bridge"
Where they have fitted up the largest and
most commodious store room to be found in
the Western country and what is still more
desirable 1t will be filled with the cHEA PEST
AND BEST assortment of Goods ever before
offered In Portage county.
Our motto aciH be "SyM.ALL PROFITS
AND QUICK RETURNrS,"-and we
shall endeavor to convince those who may
feel disposed to give US a Call that nothing
will be lost either in time, horse hire, or
shoe leather.
GFAli kinds Of produce will be purchased
on as favorable terms as it can be disposed
of at any point in this vicinity.
GFThe highest price paid for WOOL,
with as much cash as is offered at other places
MARVIN KENT,
GEO w WELLS,
CHARLES H. KENT,
HENRY M GRENELL.
Franklin Mills, May go, 1919.
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Aarriaqes.

~>->~>~>~N~~N~-NoONCO NCOooOGNooooc~oo-N
In Freedom on the Sd inst, by o. L. Drake
Esq Mr.. VALENTINE MUsSER, to Mrs
LoCENIA BARBER, both of Freedom
In Elyria, on the Goth ult., by Rev. w. B.
Disbro, Mr.. D. M. sOMMERvILLE, of Ra-
VIENNA, to Miss H. L. ROOD, of the former
place
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.ShafersutYle High School,

ShagersUtlle High School.
TIIE FALL TERM of the above named
l. School will Commence on "Wednesday,
Aug. eth, to continue eleven weeks.
RATES OF TUITION.
For Com. English Branches, $500
" Natural Sciences, $50
IS Mathematics and Latin, 400
Board can be obtained at eight to ten
shilliDgs per week with conting encies.
C. d. WlLBER, Principal.
July so, f849. SWARM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13

F Chaeles w. Fenton, who was COM
PEELED to suspend the publication of his whig
paper at Washington, IN consequence of the
appearance Of the Republic, has been re-
warded therefor with the appointment of Con-
sui to Cowes. Mr.. F., was recently jour
newman printer in the Office of the Phila-
dstphia Sentinel N. Y. Globe.
O. Wehave frequently heard of poll
ticians being up for *Cowes and a market,
and we had generally supposed they found
the latter at some price, but this is the first
time we have heard Of ones finding BOTH
--Psnnsylranian.
We cannot say much about Gen. Tay-
1or's consul to Co,ues, but from the fuss
making over old Whitley, we think the @sec.
ond Washington" will stand in need Of a
consul to oHorses!-StateSnaan.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
The Difference.

Tine ordinrry ontments and hniments it 10
well known. are severe and partial in their
operation. Sloan's Ointment is mild yet thor.
ongh-lt reaches and removes the cause. he nee
il gives real and permanent relief For purity,
mIldness, safety, certainty, and thoroughness'
SLoAN's Ointment exceIs, and IS rapidly super.
ceding all other O:nments and Liniments now.
in
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The Six Months Fruits Of Taylorism

- By the article from the Savanna Georgi-
an, extra, in another column, it WI be seen
that Gen. Taylor's great name,-the imbe-
cility which marks every act of the new
Administration, Except in the repudiation
ef pledges and the hurling Of Democrats
from office or some other cause has rous-
ed the Florida Indians, and they have a.
gain commenced their hostilities, and that
the war has again commenced.
The abduction of Spaniard by the
Spanish Consul and others, is likely to in
volve the United States in a conflict with
that power.
The difficulty growing out Of the assump-
tion of Great Britain, in consequence of its
attempt to assert the supremacy of the Mus
quito King for the purpose Of preventing
American citizens from exercising the right
secured them by the government of Nicara-
ragua for ship canal from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, is one that will require wisdom
and frmness in our national councils land
we are sorry to say we have neither) to
settle with honor and thus avoid a collis-
ion between England and the United Sta ties
The Cammanche Indians, on our Texan
frontier, in consequence qf the frontier set
tiers Of that State being left without gov
ernment protection, are committing their
murders, and the inha btants are exposed
to the tomah hawk and scalping knife of those
merciless sava ges.
Ii the prospect Of the Indian wars. and
collision with both England and Spain are
the faults of the first six months reign of
whiggery, what are we to expect at the end
of the four years during which time Tay-
lorism, by the constitution is destined to
rule over the destinies of this nation? This
is serious question, and we address it,
not to the whis leaders, but to the honest
and rejecting portion of that party
Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
John Evans Estate.

John Evans Estate.
NJOTICE is hereby given that the subs
~ scriber have been appointed and quaI-
fed as Executrix on the Estate of John
Evans, late of Portage County, deceased.
Dated at Paris, this S0th day of April,
1849.
ELIZABETH EVANS, Exeeutrix.
Sw218*b.
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Bissc,t Austin.s Estate.

0HSSC1t <AuSGHha IotaAHCs
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri>
L y Der has been appointed and qualified
as Executor on the estate of BisseIl Austin,
late of Randolph, poitage county, Ohio,
decd.
Dated at Randolph this 7th day of August,
A. D. 1919.
SAMUEL AUSTIN, Ex'r.
Sw2l9%h.