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BYF COTTON. Aucuoaesr

Bi = IULTON, AucuUnoaT
TINS DAY. TUESDAY, Al % beesman and - Am
i a. ol oclock Invoice u nes and second nari
ruur- comprising sofas dyans French beGslesds dfr-s
and plain BUREAUS, aud card tsbles mafbleDp wasi
stands wsrdr0bes office desks tapestry Brussels ard 10
sr carpets. o cloths feather sed, hair Mattresses l0oA
ng ,s.es chamber and kichen furniture, ke Also -"
era hundred yards u Ingram carpss enufoly aew sss
oo.itly. rain or shine mis IL
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a NESHfN Ascassae-r
! QE HANGS. PLAfr 4 20. Stor~ - Broafvty
I'D Psr1ca - siirnuon <Fsa 4 q Prvsie Lthfs
- Cash a.vSrcrs MAZE W5-e l>sr~d
FlFrY FrEsr REeCLN Ma Tosk TsAps ssIE-
C.slore. q %. extersre sac b - ernm-oeea
"a TIKI RsDkY MORNING. hsrvA q. ar- zoe rraiy sof
lriogrou the rsds Aaenuca psFucesriy rssasssrd
d, ~ ese1-os Of tAs canalogae ais
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GENERAL NOTICES.

p Ralph Waldo Emerson vt ec,ure Tuesday
evening. iFa .-s- e. HOPE Chsp~. - Brosd~s s1'-
iect- Ec-ralce~ le-'l-e l1 c1lre-cc a. =. c'-1-s
Tcse,s 81 frances a. C-osrrs ooos-0r-s and a. .e
dor- --s Co.
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cocYrnrEls NEW ROMANCE.


Now REAUY-rse Steward romance n real .i.e
y bv Henry Cockicr slitor of - Vaccine OK cy
.--fer Souri &c a.. par D. price 3 g..
r.is8a. 10 Long BROTHER - Ann-s-
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4 lERICAN MI.ICAI. FTNp sOrIErN.

The brsr- ui Directors ~ ire sht We >orr beg res
pscv noun Subscribers and he public m ger
ts
MRS. FRANCIS ArNr xrnrs1r.
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- Mr. LORDS LectuTe-.-hr Lasl ~cnl -
spscl' announce .hal re- ul repesi "a ecur- J- H.
os1rsle.~ 10 ,a@ Hone Ctap-, W@aoss1ay evening
Hsrrn 2 T.cEets % csrts -ls 2is'
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PETER PARKS, Aaeuoness
HOUSEHOLD FURSfT

FEIFH FtKhSl AucuDhtsf.
nEsIHABLE HOUSEHOLD FuhSiTukL -
~ On WEDNESDAY eo;h inst al 10 ocloek A N 81 ils
Henryst Of Jefferson eli Ibs furniture In said house
consisting Of psTl0r add bed room furniture well WORTH
tho attention u house keepers-mshossDy chairs sofa "a
tension table cap-s oil cloths, beds. bedding he and .
variety Of sihen furniture, with which the ssIs " con
mis "
STANDARD ROSES At AUCTIONS hUL-
- LEK, AneuOneef, corner OF Wal and New ss WI
81. on To ESDAY March 49, 81 lo4 O'clock. splended o.
ecuOn of koses, Tea. NossIe., Bourbon, Psrpeoei
Roses. IN beautiful order mis- IL
n CORPORATION SAIL OF REAL ESTATE
y The Commissioners 1T he SINKING Fund % he Guy OF
New York viii o6ef FOR pubic suction, Tuesday
tho oh day u Mach 1850 Al the Merchants Ia
change In The Cfy u New YOft, SIX HUsDstD AND Toz
~ Toua lot. u ground Ocssd principally 10 the upper
part Ciy For particulars and terms Of sale s>e 81
gersemeDt Ia ths Evening Post, Commercial AdS~use
3 press and Evening Mirror LdtbozrsDhie Dsps ~
said property BE- nbalaed a. TIE Comprnlers Once
JOSEPH TAYLOR, Comptroller
March IL IaW lrl3sl ofihe fuv II Asw.YOTk
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re- Farmingdaie yiilag,

hours ride from N-w-York. by he Long Island Rs road
20 lois vcf lou SIC e0 for right 10 draw oae oftp
houses with TIE lot or acre lots At $40 For terms sP
oily u New Wlafn-si junction ~ Chatham, stairs
mlgi.- J. l. SMITH. OF %. J.ANFORD, les B0wrry
~ The Huntington (.aIIeryu ro~ open a. The
ArI'0 Buildings ~ Broadway rom AN rl boz P.i
Ihec1ecor embraces he Communion Of te +. Nercyf
Draarr, fhGsuaua and Children. Henry ihe s'slt LAT
Jae Grcy ne Tower Roman Peniienf- Christian Prison
re- and more than i0N other worss scg'e sdmissiu0
ra e .-rs
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HbAhNJ " NenqR"f sn1 FF0P0ri0F' JUN VhF.f'-'
WOOD Dr. Assistant Manage ) 1lendf frrfn nai'~- -
b. Afternoon ~ b o'clock ara Evening a. "a o.- och -
d 4. rra slccess which f=- attended the engagement 40
hose f.rf pros ei~s KATE AND ELLEN bAEFMAN
s.l LODI . farsaf Ok ttrrs les Induced the N n1srr "
rr gage one ~eeS more, which , pos.'f~l .i
--. Ire, appear week chafd lii. Mrfcian' e.
Sen ..- ,'ac-.-. spoiled Child swiss Cotiscc g..
AI-s..or % 'tr Museum add Performance, p cents
81. '..... -.-.t.- b. ....r. 4. a cents mia
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THE oaOCERD

YIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OHee No 10 Wal, cOrnsT u Pssriu n
CAPITAL s1o,Sc
rI,HIs COMPANY having usif cspiLsi 81 psid m, "a
! cash are prepared " Insure Buildings hsfehsodiss,
Hgussh0d FuninHs, Vessels in port mir Csr9o~s, ~
.sans -. W damage by fro sso he ksss u Inland
H4yfgsiOa .ns Tr1Dspor4tiOn, ~ ne me- sY0rsbis
f~rlas A Gsses promptly NJ usiet and paid
DIRECTORS.
aIFUs SrOEY moss IAsLos, bsHSsos Aoosk,
Pgfsa AAETts GECsGg ELDEs, Gas BUsssALrEs,
vases sEfDDY HSsEY EDEY Ass !. FosrEs,
Is 3 Wmsos ALkk ". GsAsr, VIZ kosrss,
BGs saga~As AAEsssL PEYoos, Isaac G. TArLos-
SANPsOS MOORE, President
J. NmTOs ssfTg. Secretary. Hns
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
ROARD. AT SIS BROADwAYa-Tyo room, Q,
D'e trs eoor, communicating, WIN ioidiny do"r' az
oeni ies viii be vAcafed lie irsl Of May Aey VIII D.
with without Board 10 physician of family. Also
9srors and bedroomsos th- d ard - stories vim 'hs'
rooms, on or before ihe 81 % de- ms lrl.
DOARD.-O1e or Two single gentlemen, or genie
ID nan ard ns ele can be comfortably arcOmuoiaisi
sh blsr1 .n De house rf private family tY applying o.
% W..E-r.-r l-sr Broadway References requr"t
BOARD 4 e-p,smsn and BIZ. .e. TWO Or hire.
D.ur-s -rtt efu-l can rsrc very '-assl sPar--n''
w..- fII or gsrla to-rd tv applying a. = Had.l1-si
References given So feql-lef ~
DERMANENT BOARD -Gealemsn sut lhsf
L wives. m .ng.- g~rtenl-n, may - ts.dsou-ey se
-r.rnodaed VIII lu board or ofeskfsst sad i-a ~iu
urs- 20 unflruslet ro3as p'rnsn~n-f, ~ Apf jnf
81 % Wesi Wsshsyton-psc- House win ash- sid 20
tklfes 10 = 80
DFR,rANENT BOARD WANTED Df = srasr
i family 90 rr refsprsi rTc firrsted '-cfp--'' .l
own n f1.s- provided v.l hsfh pr1fefrrd Afifesf
3. E. Irlgnr Ol-~. -''.lf r.n- ~, .
SUITE oF2D--TORY ROOMS WANTED
.. = 1ssr b. sleaY. N.a pf Fi'fo'i ros'e y fi.r
..- r-ll1. ilfal.i AL r-rse. j. o9sr. given, yr
r. -i e r-cl-el Hol-- ls. ~ reai s-lf a1i .s.sa
Preference gwen o. aaf 81 rcri children. Aflf
WIZ .rrHs sad larlc-lais A 4n1a1e oi-ee. 49,
-4-r' sEc1sneec -, -
NIr-IC.-Awel .lueaed Young gentleman from h
vi -oDe 10 PrOie-sQf ~ ~ fsro-i9e fislrs "A
1rrsu board 10 a grrler. Arrfcbn iaio-f 1-7' '- |
-.rr 1r vicinity 20 wticc b. woud gTe insif cLn Di
above lrsfrltlr1t Aso. ts~ pup.s sanf~d efms
--r .-s--r-inr-- .--syns weesT. Aair'ss Irtct ff
.r. oFc- Satisfactory references .f-n % required
uIt laf
CLINTON ADMINISTRATIONS A. ISL s.bRJOh
l LiA--hasrl vs--ed r. 1rff- a. p % en-
-.r u ...--s. . t-ss-flfE 9L -l~r " Co. slIf- &c
rr.. IL -r- a.l-r.-ef 20 Pc rc- 70 ~ faf-'
80 1ccl oz.9ls So .-rrs Berrrte,' s'rl s1
rec. .rrc -
TXTGNTED-P-rmsssst7 Iy a ~ IL gsaueasas. 5oafc
W i rrfva-s fsnilr A-cress b Ifsgns Orce- -
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BOD BE- t.e sJlih-CaroI1a univ .un b1t addition has f-
Gently been inside sec erce OF Toe eNiraCrdnag ok
o. and ctespucss Of JoNEss boots Il-se row
generally lie S0uil and iu fact hs orderboos ID
directory to the principal towns 10 al the States Of th'
U1ion. Cal ai Il Aun-st and iesl the fact
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>. rON IAN FHANCI-CO, clLi

re FOR IAN BHANGf-CO, CALiFOh
LiETk MA VI. STRAITS OF MAGELLAN AND
'-1A<>N~ PAkAMA STOPPING Ar kiO JASkIHO
AID VALPARAISO Tbs new eld elegant stsslnst
REPUBLIC vii be dispatched shove On ho1i-y
Mach IS az 5 o'clock IS from hs pier 81 fDot u Wa
rer-.t North River. GDr M Pacific Ocean
Il-f aons are unsurpassed by an ssssfn-f
as0s having double Oscllsng enginss VI great p0~sf
mi .lrerb sorEmsnsalp hsf harden 70 10 mns AL
~ Is * p-cl.d Ia n9AAs hs Psnsms in 70 days
FDr passage and other ntormanon, sppy lmm.dlAsiy "
ma ~. ~ q ROBERTA ne Vests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

Posr-OFrler, Nrw-YoHk March is lSs
c. Bremen Niai,s.-The regular Ms iof 49, 49,
ard ire Comment Will he made up A. thls ot'VT ." wv
uss5 az. The 2Ngb inst closing A. NJ
m,sa VIM V BRApY, Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

~ Elecu0 fsJchotosys-FIOi ~. - 49,
Dc tfst Lecture o. Us rev cJ1rse q Cl1ior hs- Ls
ever. % - :. o'clock
TIE Prof VII organize ,rvsts as fof Lailes ~
WecoescEy morrow morning. a. ~ oeocE 81 C4non
HsL The private ass f1r G~lteruer VI - orEsnixe1
a. ise evening ne sane place I-s rraT - - "a
evening nc1 30 Prot ~ .-s--Ict 70 - city lt'
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MENDFLS,oHNS MUSIC

MRS. FRANCES ANN EEN18LE,
80 most Ain 'g vo .-rrei t0 r .al >tssesrerrs
MIDST MINER NIGHTS DREAM
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~ DR.. Wistnr's Bai,am Of Wild Cherry

n Ladies' Third Annual Land Reform Bar
aGrt ee held Al Military al on "Wednesday eveniat
Nnch - 1850. Tickets - cents rls II
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I-areG

"a - 49, Lons.1L - glLaLN -. =
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80 THROCGH line PoR SAN FaAN

nip PHILADELPHIA vii call from Pes &
for Ch.sfss Thursday March -, az o'eio>s pre-
(. sely -. -.
Passengers viii place Lhsif baggage on board IN Ssy
previous For freight or psssses spp'y "
ROWLAND kSPiNWALL,
ia. .es "a .ua ~ syufh-si
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U spring .tyle Of .:entIemen,s Hat.-B-s

regular ll-.i be ~ % .c a. he aep0.o-y -i Broad
war. On his csv TIE suHI-rt for 1.-rlssc-
N dew-i.s cause ard refa-cg7 some seecs Az pE1-s
/ ~. be dlstrlblir1. MS IT.
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NAMES

NNANTEn-A partner ar sgeuL % conduct The mef
w camille department Of Trspectahls mAnufscfurr
business. sireaGy established a leTson Who could a.
ysnce from 5 900 20 5000 10 extend The sane Will have
he control az his advarCes The above would su por
aiesd, engaged IN business such st store grocer
shD chsr or persul rrgas cd fl stfprg husilfs
tu~ lower pert ~ D. city This of-rs rare oi PORN
rfN r~ business uaG with WutVraie capita in engage
.f' frd prol,sb, concern. Address Manufsctlrer.
i .H.s aff.Ce stating where az lnierveN may 10 hsf
mac jfetf-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

' new Gallery Of The Academy. 66f Broadway, oPPos"
BOndst ready for the reception OF Pictures Tor lhe
twenty dfh Annual Exhibition. Artists requested a.
,.nd the usuA lot Of their ~uks before no ION o.
March order that they may De sen Tor from The ION u
he 21,h u March ncusiv. Ry order ~ the Council
no lnes ; H. sHEGOGUE. Secy. = A
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P0sT-OFFIcE. Nrw-YosE March is I1
~ Hes,eru Wall Arrauaemfnrs-Navig

~ Western Mail Arrangements.-Navigs gator
having been resumed he Northern Lakes, ne following
vii be the genen FOR he forwarding o. INST matter
during lie sumner ard ull Otherwise recied
Msi|s fr Chicago and ihe uOr1rrn par ui Tie sac o
il0Ds-io Tor NsUkee snd the STATE u W.sc0rs'n-a o
lo.ya Ierrorvai 81 Michigan ard he Comics '0 ln
dir1a b1rfeuog on Mich gan-Toieco- 1uskTC eye
and and he Comics - Ono ,soerf 10 Las~ IRE
y close 40 { a and 10 Sent A hsr- z-i Blfr'1
rnI4- WH r. BRADY. P0sfmasfer.
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WANTED Permanent, ty a.ia Z : fsllrt-..' 20
" 1 prva-s fanly- A-cfess b 4flsahs Or-c-- -4
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~ TO ET-The dei gsuui colngry residence snoNi'
~. ~ " ootlsNr. ,uscl ne iu~r az New windsor,
- Orsng - Go ril-- from N-wburgh The place con
rIrs 81 sNreieuf snd. snd i 81 he nusi
1~suufu, Snd desirable susu"ns he Hudson River
ucuue u L FAlChkR. Esq 81 Nasssn-si y Y
orof FULLERTON 4 FOWLER, Newburgh
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"a ANTfD-A person Who - fllusr.0us And per-"
~ verng with 500 io extend established, protfat
business That viii pay 1V per Any individual having
mat amount ready cash 10 operate with vii Ind MS
good opportunity INTO business that 10 perfectly
safe and can make 81 500 year n Sienuve 10 business
Reference and security given Address a. this Once
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lNMBROlDEkEk>N ANTI ~ - r. --e'
To such srscy enplosmeut WI Re E.Ttn 40 NAllrl
/. f-ss tsrds - ear i-.F POI
TCO UATTERs.-WASTED- carer Il ALN Old
4 \ BANCkkR>. 10 Bo~esy y S-s-s1y emp
-seni 20 : good hAnd. = -t
i psT-On Frtsy afternoon. III D. Assons 1lrct-
~rrker-st Or u Broadway % ne s-ure-- q
qu-.- Of s.se teEas cor A7nS s. r twc tLs sre -
cnsnee ard tvo keTs Tr- 6secr VII Be l1erty r- A.
- oy issvirE o a. ihs cftcs Do -
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ATf sntr ...lai-d Long Island, nesf ihr o'e7n, W H
49, passed adFHrlafes ss i1 RIDING na.ln- ei'hf
srI fsh-na House new culmldOUs and neatly tn.shfd
srrrs of excellent anf. llF cultivated, snd s'ofsrd
lir most choice varieties az fff trees ln bearing roe
vines warden .hrhs &c. Olf holdings uumerors-at
t.ur. foni New. York ty Railroad ard SleambOsi daily
Rent very low o. careful responsible tenant Apply A.
49, milf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18

u 80 ar~-1o-oocor~o oeA,Loe5ccr cr-~.o@eo
In Ravenna, on the 18th inst, of Erysipelas,
Mr.. PHILIP CLINE, aged "a years. =.
: In this township, on the 18th of September
last, Of Consumption, BETSEY NJ, daughter of
John and Sally Cutler, aged IS years and nine
months. 81, -.=.s-s~ r. s.
Could friends have stayed the dart Of death,
While watching BY thy side, =
Could love recall life's feeting breath,
Thou woulds not sure have died.
But thou vast hurried to the tomb
In all the flush of beauties bloom,
In all thy youthful prids,
Ambition powsrless to save, r-=-..ssfst
Can only weep above thy grave. ,.ss, .
Fame plants no iaurels Ger the tomb, Hss
! Where thou do'st calmly sleep.
But gentle memory, round it blooms,
Aud love there bends to- weop, s
) Thou vert of those the world knows not,
- Thou art Of those the unforgot, s-nzs
Who in our hearts we keep, -...=. F
A Mothers love, o! more than fame,
A. Mothers tears, embalm thy name. :, A.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18


In Mantua, ON the 22d day of Octobers by
George Sheldon, Esq. Mr.. HENRYA GREG
DRY and CHARLOTTE NJ MASON.
In edinburgh, on tho morning of the 18th
iuse, by the Rev. Mr.. Burr, Mr. ROYAL ].
FUTILE, and Miss SUSAN MARILLA
HULL, all Of Edinburgh. .-.,-......
In Brimfeld, on the 9th inst. by eUriah Saw
YER Jr. Esq, Mr. JOHN L. EATlNGER, and
Miss FANNY COY, both OF Brimfeld.
AtCampbells Port on the 14th inst, by VIM.
D. Davis, Esq MIR. Russell WARD, of Ed
inbdrgh, and Miss ANN MARIA MAFFITT,
ofsPennsylvania. <sz*55 3ai 7t&s
. In this village, at the Prentiss House, on the
18th inst, by N. D. Clark, Esq, RICHARD F.
RANDOLPH, Esq, of Middietown, Columbi-
ana Co Ohio, and ELIZABETH HARTZEL,
Of Deerfeld. = - r.-,--.5-.-.. .
In Wadsworth, Medina county, en- the 29th
ult., by the Rev. T. Thompson, Mr.. C.
DERTHICK, Of Shalersville, and Miss NAN
CY L HOWELL, ofSharon, Medina county,
Ohio =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
The Tail of the comet


is forty degrees in length, but SO thin in SUBJ
stance that stars are visible through it. The
marvellous tales of some nostrum-mongcrs are
nearly as long, and quite as easily seen through.
Thesproprietors of DR.. Guysotps Extract ef
Yelleao Dock and Sdrsaparild, however, has no
occasion to resort to such tales IN order to at
tract public attention. SIS SO
g The actual cures performed by the article,
wherever it is introduced, is the basis upon
which the reputation Of this remedy is founded,
as the hundreds of certificates ofrenewed hopes
health and life, that are continually flowing
in upon, will prove 'sssfa ~-sA. g.
pHumbugs may flourish for time, but o
remedy must possess rare medicinal virtues, to
establish the reputation that Dr.. Guysott's yell
low Dock and Sarsaparilla has established where
ever it has been used. =
y+See eadyertisement nsgy ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
MEraonrsrs.-The s,a,is,lcs made up

MErHonIsrs.-'Fhe statistics made up
from statements returned to the Annual
Conferences Of this denominations, show
that there are in the United States ,exclu-
sive of the Methodist Conferences which
seeded few years since at the South,
$50, ,652 members Of the Methodist Chur-
ches, 5, 420 local and 4, 1873 travelling prea.
chers.
As compared with last year, these re-
turns show an increase Of .l45 travelling
preachers. 266 local preachers, and q, 1857
members. zer-.,. r..as E= sze=
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
Novcmbcr AppotGimcnls.
DR.. H. TUBBS.
ANALYTCAL 4 PHYSICIAN, y


MILL be in narencsuce at his Room,
w as follows: Vs'9''f '
R,vg<sA--Prentiss House, Friday offer.
noon and Saiprd,v, Ssd ald Esd of Nov.
MAssILLoN--Auerican- House, Monday
and Tuesday, 4th and 3th oi: Nov. ~
CArTos-Ms ers Hotel, Th6Itdsy and Ffi-
day, 7tk and 9Th Of Nov. ssfz
NBw LisBoN-Wstson's IfoieI, SaturGa,
and Monday, 5sh and nth Of Nov. &c.
CANHELD--Eagle Hotel, Saturday, 18th OF
Mansion sHnuse, Monda,
and Tuesday. 18Th and Islh oi.Noy. .e5,
WARREr-Paiizg,of Ins.e, Wednesday
and Thursday, a0,h and sl.tie Of Nov. 4gtec
AKRoN-C ibis Exchange. Monday ind
Tuesday 23l b and 60 h Of Nov. fg.v, s-se.
CuYAHnaA FALts-Staee e House, lYednes
day. eth of Nov. ess54 - 60 80 :
ggCLEyRLAND--Amer House, r riday,
Saturday and Monday, 2s h, sy und 3oth
Of November and 2nd of Dec.sa@S s,ssaas
MfDINA-ChIdester iIous-. W ednesdav at
aid Thursday, furruoon. 4 b aud 5th OF Dec
WOosrER-American llou-e, Friday and
Saturday, 9Th and 9Th of De Il gas
Those affected with disease IF the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen a, Kidneys, I.h.matlon ons,
ism, Asthma, ~ ertnees Of breath,
or difficulty of bfeath hing, d. Dyspep<ia, Dropey,
weakness or nervous debility, restlesness,
loss Of appel lie, Consiip ion, arrangements
Of the st mach, bilious affscti.,ns, Gfavel,
White Swelling, Cancer, Scrofnla, Ulcers.
imprri,ics Of the blood, or any Chrome or
'ong Standing disease are invited I" call.
No Charge for. Gonsuifafion.
DR.. 7 neither Lietds nor ttisers-nor is
he a Homeopathist --e never usse Mercury.
.amtimony .arssnic nor sny other M,arral as
medical ageni-norsis he q bonsomina, he
neither SfeGms nor gives Emefics! Ills
theory Of disease d,i1efs from III others that
have been adopted but rot n,.'re so than
does hissysteIn of treatment! lie does not
makes ek 10 make rrii nor tar do,rn to build
up again -nor allay nervous irritation BY
patching up with anodynes s.- a. -
BY calling, persons unaeq,ained with
this pracfice. may obtain names of lndlvdu
ais residing ut II near the several appoint
ments who hove been stored to. PERFECT
HEALTH oy Analy'Ical treatment after all
other n"ahs bad failed. Among lie cures
performed in Northern Ohio. since iutro.
ducng the Analytical system may be found
almost every variety of d,eease known in
tn Latitude H any Of which were of years
standing and had been pronounced utte.ly
ineu able by attendant physicisns. All let.
ters must be directed to DE-. H. Tabbs,
Cleveland, d. PnsT PAID. 55 aea - f77sE;fG
Visits to the above sppoin 'ments will be
continued once in four or FIVE weeks
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18

CALIFoRNIA IA correspondent Of the
New York Tribune 3. asmitb,) writes
from Middle Fork, Cal, Sept. 26lh, as
follows: 81 have heard from two differen,
persons, JUS, arrived from the place, .ha,
there are, By close esliEate. l5, 600 per.
sons congregated a, Nevada City and Vi
cinisy Of Yuba and Deer Creek diggings;
that not half are doing anything and of
the othsr half q moiety only are paying
thsir way; tina. mos. Of this number have
nosmeans to eaable them to move away.
AL who possess the means are quitting
these diegings and making their way home.
ward. The solo ambition Of every one /
meet 10 sosacquire money enough 10 get
homo. go .t.stsa.. .-.s .s-,.zl. ..-s-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
New and Fashionable JeWelry.
: ? :. ,R. A. BAIRD, go.

DEALER IN CLOCKS WATCHES JEW
II ELRY, SILVER WARE T. YANKEE
NOTIONS. wonidS respectfully announce to
the citizeas Of Rarenna and vicinity that he
will keep at alI tInles a good assortment OF
Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons,
Gold. Silver and Plated Spectacles. Gold
Lockets and Chains, fine Jewelry and Cut
lery, Plated Spoons, and variety Of small
articles usually. kept, in a Jewelry Store.
All persons des;rous Of purchasing are re-
questedfo call Jas my mo.tois Good Goods,
Quick Sales and Small Profis.
SGFRooms in Aliens Block, few doors
East Of the Public Square and opposite
Brown f. Huribut's Boot and Shoe Store.
TAli goods warranted as recommend.
ed. s8sS "A E Iy2S5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
YOUNG MEN LOOK OUT!

TN our village last week, a young couple
! appeared, TO enter into an interesting
co. partnership. While waiting for squire
NJ to stitch them together, a loud scream
and q fall attracted general attention. The
intended bride tainted Proper res,oratives
being applied, she soon recovered--ordered
her carriage-would not be married until
the cause other present Misery would get a
pair Of Malcwney's French Calf Stitched
Boots to stand up in. Good for the Lady!
Ravenns, Nov. Q. 1880.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
Ravenna Prices Current.
CONNECTED WEEKLY.
AgrIcuIturai Notice.

There will be meeting of the Board of Gov
ernment of the Portage County Agricultural So
ciety, at the Office of the Secretary; on the goth
Nov 1850, at 1s o'clock, A NJ. 4S
At a meeting of the Board, Oct 18th, 1880,
it was Resolved, That the Treasurer of the So
ciety, Enos P. Brainard, be empowered and re-
quired TO collect as soon as possible, the annual
dues Of members who. are in arrears
Attest 81 EZRA B. TAYLOR, ses'y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18

10 The Tsinsburgh plank road is now
completed, so that the entire distance from
this city to the former place can be travel
ed upon the plank. Two or three miles Of
ihe Chagrin Falls road remain to be finish.
ed.-P!ain Dealer. .