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Just Received,
$500 pounds pure White Lead
$50 gallons Lamp oil
$50 " I.nsccd Oil
15 :: Spirits Turpcniine
900 pounds Sal .Eratus
100 " Black Pepper
- Colgates Starch
II dozen Sands Sarsaprilla
bale Hops
In conformity with the times, tho above articles, with all
the Goods in store will be sold lower than they have ever
been in Ills market f. l.. ZEMP.
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Just received Ladies black and white French
Kid Gloves, Thread and Cotton Edgings very
cheap, Superior Black Bombazine, Heavy Scotch
Hollands, Clear Lawn Handkerchefs, Skirting
Cloths, Linen Cambrics. Worsted Yarns, Beads e.
Purse Trimmings, Irish Linens very low, York
Mills Long Cloths. f. w. BONNEi.
Dec Il ~
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
80 Os 0e %

Sta Os 0o ga
Kershaw Lodge e. N I'm b er 9
The Regular Meeting OF this Lodge will he held
at their new Hall OIL Friday evening next, at
o'clock.
A. ROBERTSON. Secretary.
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Jan 3.
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Tie Subscriber offers his services 10 the public
as Surveyor; those wishing to Palronize him,
will find him at his residence near Lynchwood
Post Office. p. II. YOUNG.
Jan 10 3t
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Rode Island early seed Potatoes, selected ex.
pressly for planting--also Stone lime for salehy
F. w RONNEY
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NTiet, Luccrnc, Canary and Hemp Seed
GThe subscriber being in the habit Of proving
his Seed, before vending, is enabled 10 reconsrsnd
them with confidence. F 49, ,s4r. u.
Dec. 20 J. r. MekaIN.
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Town Taxes. .3, Fl ..2,''es, .s :.
The Town Taxes will be due on first day Of
January next. All Licenses will expire on that
day, as well as communication for Road Work.
The undersigned; will open the Books on the
first day of January, to receive the same. aad viii
keep them open until the first day Of February.
after which time, delinquents will be returned 10
Council, to be dealt with according 10 Law.
By order Of Council, .-,..-e a5-.9 -
L. w. BALLAD. -,
Town Recorder.
December Oath 1e4S IF So r
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Notice.

All persons i"dcbted to the subscriber will
please call and settle the same without delay.
Ian. 2l. JAS McEWEN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

Readers! we do not wish to inflict upon you too
constant notices Of what is to be found in our ad-
vertising columns, worthy of your attention.
nor do we wish you to believe we are always paid
for putting an article into notice. We are not now
putting Vaughn Lithontriptic, for in justice to
the medicine We must say that it stands so high
that our puff would never give it a greater alti-
tude-ifit rises any higher it must be its own in
trinsic merit it is already above any other Pana-
cea of the age. While upon the subject we will
give an extract forom letter dated
New London, Conn !, Sept. II, 1876
MIR. G. c. Vaughn have the pleasure to
write for more Lithontriptic, and will inform
you that have made it my purpose to learn the
result of the trial of every bottle sold 1t has far
exceeded my most sanguine expectations 1t is a
great article A man Of my acquaintance has been
under medical care fora long time, confined to
his bed with gravel-he is now able to attend to
his business. Such has been its effects in all
kinds OF fconplainta-it will have great sale,
&c. &c Yours, F.. L. ALLEN.
Reader, get a samphlet and read about it, the
Agent has them to give away. Look into our
columns for 'Vaughns sLithontriptic-:th Great
American Remedy ,es 1weOO
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
RAVENNA
SELECT INSTITUTE.

THIS INSTITUTE will commence its oper-
atoms on the 18th day of April, 1S49,
under the direction of B. ROGERS and G. S.
BkAGG.
The most improved and efectual system
of teaching will be adopted and instruc>
tons will be given in the different branches
of Mathematics and all the Natural Sciences
on principles OF thorough Philosophical re-
search. .
The analysis Of the English Language
in connection with the science of Rhetoric
and EIocution will occupy very prominent
place in the course of study.
The course in the classical departm ment will
be the most critical and thorough and those
desiring to prepare themselves for College
will have extra attention.
TUITION:
Common English branches, $500
Higher English branches, 400
Languages, SEQ
" arrangements have been made for
board IN respectable families at red~"7u reed~"7u
prices,
Ravenna, March eth, la49.
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about lac, 900 strong, but are split up with
divisions. 1t is difficult to ascertain the
state of the war. -@
The Austrians are still pushing hostilities
J with Hungary, but are not unmindful of
Italian affairs. They have marched a
body of troops into Ferrara, seized the city,
and levied contribution upon the citizens,
which has given to the Pope.
TUSCANY.
The revolution is complete, and a Re-
publican Government established.
Leghorn, Florence and Central Italy
have formed republics. The Grand Duke
protests against these new governments, and
calls upon the European powers not to re-
cognize them. Prince Canine has been
elected Vice President of the Republic of
Rome.
It is confidently stated that Spain is
about to send 10000 men to aid in re-
storing the Pope, who has also asked aid
from Austria
Z TURIN.
s. The news from Turin represents every
thing in distracted state.
Genoa seems ripe for Republican Gov
ernment. Altogether the elements Of dis
cord were scarcely more ripe in Italy than
at the present moment.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
Things In Canada-Annexation. sc

The Canadian Journals are busy dis
enssing the question brought up by the ag
iiation now going on their side of the line.
'Fhe7Toronto Examiner, Mt the close OF
long article on annexation, says.
.sThe public mind as excited by this
question, appears 10 be in that state Of in
decision when very slight circumstance
turns the scale and decides the most mo.
menuous questions. Many, looking at our
position geographical and political, assure
themselves that destiny has in fact rem
dered Inevitable consumation which the
speeches of orators, the arguments of wri-
tiers, OF: even the volition oflhe public mind
cannot prevent long delay. For our part,
we pretend not 10 the gift of prophecy, and
can only await the ful6lment Of our poiti-
cal destiny, without dogmatically predicting
to what goal il will lead"
With regard TO annexation, the Colonist,
Of the 9Th inst, makes the following an
nouncement:
.sNow as the North. American colonies
are at present situated, they are on the eve
OF making new commercial connections,
which must necessarily be followed by new
polItlcai connections also.
We have no longer, it may be
said, any interest in continuing, a connec-
ton, which, in. time of peace offers no pre-
ceptable advantage. and in the event Of
war would expose US cruelty to the belige-
rent Operations Of our neighbors. y !.
circumstances now betoken that it will not
be long before commercial preference on
the one hand, and colonial and imperial
differences on the other, will carry into ef-
feet what has been so solemnly predicted.
We shall have no cause to regret
that change, whenever it shall take place,
be it sooner or later''
In the speech made by J. G.. Vansttart,
Esq, at public dinner given him in HAM
ilton, we find the following sentence, as re.
ported by the Hamilton Gazette:
"Petitions should at once be sent, not
only to the Governor General, but to our
most gracious Queen, against the Repre-
sentation bill, which would give US into the
hands of the French when there would be
nothing left us but to conquer the French
race again, or to seek o more friendly gov
ernment.
The Montreal correspondent, ol ING ~
ronto Patriot says;
''The only 'on dit Of the day worthy Of
crsdit-you must not give any TO those
mentioned in the newspapers refers to the
sunder current leaning of the Anglo-Sax
ons here towards an annexation with theil
brethren of the United States, unjustly anc
nntruly attributed to them by Lord Dur
ham in he's time, but true as the gospe
7fote.
The Montreal Witness has an article II
which the advantages and disadvantages o
annexation are stated,
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Dfatbs.


In this village, on the 31st ult., Mr.. OTIS
COLLINS aged 81 years
In this village, on the Sd inst, PHEBE JANE
daughter of Cyrenius and Rachael Jackson,
in the 18th year of her age.
In Aurora on the oath ult., B. D. lNSLEY
SHELDON, youngest son of A. R. and Cornelia
Sheldon, aged years and months.
''God looked among his cherub band,
And one was wanting there,
To swell along his holy land
The hymns of praise and prayer
One little soul, that long had been
Half way tween earth and sky,
Untempted in world of sin,
He watched with guardian eye.
1t was too promising flower
To bloom upon the earth,
When God could give it angel power
And bright celestial birth.
The world was all too bleak and cold
To yield it quiet rest;
He called it to the shepherds fold,
And laid it on his breast.
There, mother, in its Savior's hands,
Forever undefled,
Among the little cherub band,
Is thy beloved child" [CoM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
TO al.Cl,ecse Manufacturers.

NX7E have on hand and for sale "Keltogg's
w Improved Elliptic Spring Cheese
Press" an entirely new Press having been
Patented during the past Winter. 1t has
been considered by those who have exams
ined it to be superior to any thing of the
kind ever before offered 1t is so construct
ed that in the application of the Power in
pressing cheese, you may obviate the diff,
Guilty of forcing out the Viii G Whey "a too
common and serious objection to all cheese
Presses now in use) thereby retaining no
inconsderable amount of weight IN every
cheese as we'll as preserving one of the es-
sental properties in giving all cheese fine
favor.
1t takes up but little room and is easily
managed by any person. We would cheer.
fully recommend it 10 all for examination in
this age of Improvement and positively war
ranted to give satisfaction or no sale.
s. A. g. R. A. GILLETT,
RayenDa, April 9, I249.
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nlnrrianrs.

In Randolph, on the 22d of March, by James
Collins. Esq, Mr.. LEWIS HINE ard Miss
CLARlNTINE BOSTWlCK, all of Randolph
In Edinburgh, on the 9th of March, by VIM.
D Davis, Esq, Mr. EDWARD DAVIS to Miss
ELIZABETH GROSS, both of Edinburgh.
In Ravenna, on the 2sth of March, by Rev
John Balm, Mr.. GEORGE BRIGDEN to Miss
NANCY A. CARR, both of Edinburgh.
At the same time and place, by the same, Mr.
WILLIAM E. BEARDSLEY, of Edinburgh
to Miss ABIGAIL N. WHITE, of Deerfeld.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
THE WIFE'S FRIEND.
Important 10 those about to be
come Mothers!

Professor ALEXIS T. PAULITAN, CT Che
PARIS LYING IN HosPfTAL, member of the Medi-
cal Academy of France Corresponding Secre-
tary of the Paris Pharmaceutical College, re-
spectfuIy begs leave to announce 10 the Ladies
of America, that he has appointed DIR. JEROME
Y.C. RorENHURTY, of New York, his sole Amer
lean Agent, for the sale Of his wonderful med
icine, known IN France as the Wife's Friend,
or liother's Assistant, the most extraordinary
medical discovery the world has ever seen. It's
province is to lessen the pains Of Childbirth,
and promote SAFE, EASY. AND SPEEDY DE-
LIVERY, which it does by assisting nature
II is perfectly HARMLESS, EFFICACIyUs, pleasant
tothe taste, and never fails TO promote an easy
and safe deliUery, and improves the general
health of both mother and child. 1t has been
tested for years in all the principal Lying In
Hospitals Of Europe, and receives the sanction
of nearly all the prominent Colleges and Med.
lcal men nfthe old world. 1t is the GREAT
EST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD; as all
will admit that medicine must be that will
lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on
Childbirth. Tkere is no mistake about this
medicine doing all that is sa id of it.
IT NEVER FAILS. 1t is IN the form Of
fine, light powder, to be made into drink, and
used for few weeks previous TO the expected
event, and its price is SO low as 10 bring ii
within the reach of all, Surely no humane
husband will suffer his wife to endure pain, when
it can be SO easily and cheaply avoided. For
the small SUN of only Sl.00 sent post paid to
Dr.. JEROME Y. C. RopENHuRTY, New York
Post Office, a package will be sent by retarn
mail, it being so light that it can be sent any,
where by mail, at a very trifing cost. ONO
unpaid letters taken from the office. G5To
prevent imposition, the U. S. Agent, Dr. Re-
penhurty will write his name in full on tho
outside label ofeach package. No other genu-
inc. Remember this. 6ml96,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
ImDOrtaut N0fica

VIM. GARY formerly of Paris, but who
now resides in Williamsport, Stark Co.,
Ohio, JONATHAN JAMES & SAMUEL
GREENEMYER, of Brimfeld; S. B.
HAMLIN, of Garrettsville, H. G. TUT
TIE, of Campbell's Port; LESTER
MCINTYRE, of Suffeld; JOHN HULL,
JOHN LAYMAN & WILLIAM HAZEL.
of Mogadre, Summit County; and o.
ALLEN, of Limaville, Stark Co. will learn
something to their advantage by calling
soon at this Office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
LOUISVILLE, March 27-I2M.

The steamers from New Orleans have
tiie Cholera very prevalent among their
passengers. The stermer Bride has had
IA deaths, and there are many more sick
with the n,alady. The George W ashing-
ton had Is deaths previous to her arrival
at Memphis, and the Belle Creole has had
three deaths. z- .a,.at-.-
The weather at New Orleans is report
ed as being very wet and sullry. There
is great deal of sickness there among en-
igrants. Pittsburgh Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
Great Times in Washington.

A telegraphic despatch in the New York
Herald gives the following as the proceed
ings of Cabinet Coupcil at Washington
on Thursday night:
.The question of prescription was for
mally considered; and after most inter-
esting debate, the question was put, apd
the decision was against prescription, by the
following vote: r
For Proscription-Mr. Ewing and Mr..
Collamer. g1a
Against 1.-THE President, Mr.. Mere.
dith, Mr.. Crawford, Mr. Preston and Mr..
johnson.
- Mr.. Clayton was unavoidably absent;
but his views were considered with those of
The majority. Mr.. Meredith made cour.
teous, firm, manly and decided stand a.
galnst the minority; and the President HIM
self declared he would stand by his pledges.
Whether MIR. Ewing or Mr.. Collamer will
remain in the Cabinet, is to be seen. It is
thought they will not resign. Mr. Fillmore
is on their side, and is a warm advocate for
prescription; but the question is now set.
tied"
We learn from source entitled 10 the
highest credit, that the present Cabinet Of
Old Zach is about being dissolved-at the
least considerably modified 1t is said that
Mr.. Coliamer, the Post Master General, is
an ultra proscriptonist, even worse than
Tom Ewing. His manners are said to be
coarse and undignifed; and almost every
gentleman who has business 10 transact a.
the Department feels aggrieved and insult.
ed before leaving! Col. Collier, of Steu-
sbenyille, received outrageous treatment
from The Vermonter lately, ond the story
goes. that the gallant Colonel, without much
ceremony, compelled the Cabinet officer to
make full apology for the gross insult re,
ceived at bis hands! Good for the Colonel!
But this is only the beginning of the end
Pittsburgh Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
Portage County Teachers Institute.

The next session of the T Teachers' Insti-
,tute will be held at the Court House in Ra-
VIENNA, commencing on Monday the 9th
day Of Apral, for one week only.
1t is highly important that all the Teach
ers in Portage County should be present at
this session. The new impulse that the
cause of Common Schools has received Of
late, warrants full attendance and profit
able season. The public interest imperi-
ously demand that the Teachers should be
assembled semmi annually for mutual i'm.
provement. nt.-that they establish such an
uniformity in their mode of teaching as
shall secure the most benefit.
The Committee have made every prepa-
ration in their power to render the session
interesting and instructive.
T. +. soGGR5i s. GGBBARp. Com ni''ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
A G E mt S.

GEO. PRATT, No. ISL Nassau street. New
York, is authorized to procure subscription, and
prepare and forward advertisements for this pa
per-
Z. w. CARR, Sun Building, N. e. cor Of Third
and Dock ST., Philadelphia, is our authorized
Agent to collect subscription and forward ad-
vertisements from the city of Philadelphia, for
his paper .--..-s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
EsENHDV Al.

rH1HE subscriber has removed his office 10
room in Seymour's building over the
Post Office, formerl ly occupied Sby DR.. Judd
and now byJ. G. WILLIS, Dentist, in con
sequence of which arrangement one Of them
will be found in the office both day and night.
All persons indebted to the firm of LEE &
CAME, whether by Note or book account
will please cs2at bis office and settle the
same before the first day OF May or they will
be left with the proper persons for collec
ton. All settlements in his absence may be
made with J. q. Willis.
WILLIAM GAME.
Ravenna, March II, 1919. 197tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

MAJOR THOMAS J. MoRGAN-By a
private letter from Washington, Pa, we
learn that Telegraphic despatch to his
relatives at that place, announced that our
old friend Major Thomas j. Morgan, Sec
retary of Legation to Brazil, arrived at
New York, direct from Rio Janeiro, on
Friday last He is the bearer of despatch
es from Col. Tod, our Minister at Brazil,
to the Secretary of State.
The numerous friends of Major Morgan,
in Ohio, will greet him with a warm well
come Statesman, March 30.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

NOTICE is hereby given Petition ill
IN be presented to the don. Board OF
Commissioners of Portage County, at their
June session 1S49, to vacate so much of the
Road known as the Phineas S. Ha'ch Road
running from the State Road IN Hiram south
to Freedom south line, as lies between the
Diagonal Road and the south line of Free
dom not vacated by Law.
N. B.-Sald Hatch road was laid out in
1925 and Recorded Book A. Page $50.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
THE GRAND PURGATIVE.
DIR. CLICKNEE'S,

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills.
fssIESE celebrated Pills have obtained an
= envlable notoriety in the United States
as curative for giddiLess, dyspepsia, sour
stomach, headache, fevers, piles, coslive-
ness, coughs, heartburn, liver complaint.
seurvy, sore throat, inward weakness. pal.
pltation OF the heart, Indigestion, and va,
riety of other diseases to which fesh is
heir to, medicine for the million. II
all seasons of the year, spring, summer, fall
and winter, and under all crcuf 81 aaee,.
they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. AS a Vermifuge and general med
lclne for children, they are unriUaUed. Be-
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them; they neither gripe nor
nauseate; are gentle but thorough in th ,ir
operation. For adults by increasing the
dose. they are equally beneficial. AS an
.4nH Bilious PHI Hthey will be 70 4nd without
a superior; ask arg one among The thousands
who use them, and an uIqIalied approval
Willie the certain result.
Remember DR.. C. V. Clickner 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, 1843. Pu cha>
sers should. therefore, always ask for Click
ner's Sugar Coaied Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the vic>
Tins Of a fraud. Price 25 cents per bor.
DR.. Clickuef's principal office for the sale
of Pills, is 66 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
LEFFINGWEEL < &c. Ravcnna; Chas H.
Kent, franklin Mills; Dow & Co. Cuyahcga
Falls; Jas. G. Calender, Newton FaIls:J Fl.
c. Johnson, Warren;G. N Abbey & Co. Akron
January lst, lS49. 1v.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
Strayed or Stolen.

EROM the subscriber, in the village. of
Il Ravenna, on the evening of the 26!h
inst, a light sorrel geldlng, supposed to be
nine years old, about Is hands high, with
some white spots on the shoulders caused by
the collar. When he trots he breathes rath-
er loud, and persons would take HIM for
wind broken horse. A reasonable reward
will be paid to any person who will return
said horse, or give information where he
may be found. s. S. ALLEN.
RayeDna, March a. 1919. 2w*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

Gen. John Mason died at Cermont,
Fairfax county, Va, on the 18th inst, in
his S3d year. He was the personal and
intimate friend and associate of Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe; and during the ad-
ministration OF the two last, filled Offices Of
trust and honor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

g A Telegraphic Despatah to the Bal
timore Sun contradicts the reports in rela-
ton to meeting of the Cabinet upon the
subject of prescription, and the rumors of
dissensions and change in the Cabinet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
Valuable Property
FOR, SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale at bar
Il gain, his property situate in Campbelps
Port, about three miles from the village of
Ravenna. The property consists of about
three, feurths of an acre of land, well water
ed, with good story and a half frame house,
an out-shop and good barn thereon. The
location is a'good one for Shoemaker, Tails
or or most any other mechanic. For par
ticulars enquire at this office, or Of the subs
scriber on. the premises.
Campbell's Port, Jan. 8, l849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

u Judge Embree, whig nominee for
Governor of Indiana, declined the nomina-
ton, and a convention TO make another
nomination was to be held at Indianapolis
on the Both ult. .-...