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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29
Sheriff's Sale.

sherEff's Sale.
DY virtue OF a writ of Plu. .Vend .Ex. to me
Ddirected and delivered from the court of
common pleas of Portage county, Ohio, shall
expose 10 sale al public vendue at the court
house in the town of Ravenpa on
Mondayth 18Th day Of May msst,
between the hours Of ten clock, A. M. and
four o'clock. P. M .=of said day the follows
ing described lands and tenements to wit:
"Situate in the township oil Rooistown in
the county of Portage and State of Ohio and
is known by parts of Lots number 10 and 80
and is bounded as follows, beginning at the
centre Of post standing in the centre of the
Stale road leading from Canton in Stark
county to Painesviiie in the county of Lake
twenty one chains and fifty links north one
degree west of where said road crosses the
south line of said lot nineteen, thence south
forty FIVE minutes, East twenty one chains
and fifty links to the south line of said lot
number nineteen, thence west thirty six
chains and twenty lhreelinks to post, thence
north thirty minutes west twenty one chains
and fifty links to post, thence west forty
one chains and eighty SIX links to the west
line of Lot No thirty aforesaid, thence north
thirty minutes west ten chains to a post
thence east forty two chains and thirty six
links to a post, thence south thirty minutes
east ten chains to a post, thence east thirty
five chains and seventy three links to the
place of beginning containing one hundred
and twenty acres and twenty four hundredths
of an acre oflaud be the same more or less. 81
Taken in execution as the property ol
Perry II. Babcock & al at the suit Of Alonzo
T. Herrick Appraised at $lS25 90.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Portage Co.
April 9th. 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29

Look out for Donkeys
I'm MEMS CLOTHING!!!!H!!!!!!!!!!
K NOW ALL MEN, that am buying and
IN will pay the highest market prices
for all kinds of
ss4 Shipping Fzsrs,
Now boys, bring on the Furs. sand don't
let other folks make you believe that they
are EVERYBODY, but call and see"
ABEL FOWLER.
Ravenna. Feb. 4, 1850. "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29

SAWS. AT HORR'S, ville.-Row-
- lande Mill Saw, warranted, English
Cast steel p do, Rowlande German steel
% do, hand saws, wood saws, 6.c.s SELL
ing very low: [nov. "a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29

CHOES! SHOES!!.1O cases of Ladies'
y Misses and Childrens Shoes of every
description, just reed and selling at reduced
prices by g. PRENTlSS.
Oct. 1st. 1912 rf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29

nNE HUNDRED OF. Quinine,
" 1913 Dracbms Sup. Morphine,
80 OF. Iodide De Potasse,
"a OF. Iodine,
July 9. /. SWIFT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29
TO THE SICK.

Ravenna, Nov. 10, 1849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29

THEAP CALICOES- V. HoRK is SELL
" ing good CaIcoes, fast colors, at six
pence. Stop and look at them.
Shalersville. Oct. 1s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29

XK7ANTED-5o 900 Pounds of Butter,
w for which we will pay Isa cents per
pound in Goods at lowest cash prices.
RowELL d. Co.
Ravenna, Oct. %, 1s4e.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29

DROWN SHEETING-Thlr Bales (twen-
- ty four thousand yards) of brown sheet
ing on fand and ready for delivery at cts
and upwards by ,.- -.,.
nov17 C. PRENTIss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-29
Sheriff S sale.

Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
ApriI Ist 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
Supreme Court of Indiana, May Term, 1850.
Reported for the State Sentinel


BY ALERT G.. PORTER, ESQ.
e. MONDAY. June 3, 1850.
Williams, Admir-, &c. V. Sharp, Admir-, &c. Error to
the Madison G.. c.
SMITH, Jon the trial of an action upon promis-
sorry note executed for land purchased by the maker,
administrators sale of real estate defects alleged to
exist the proceedings OF the Probate Court under
which the land was sold cannot be set up defence
the action if enough appears in the record to show
that the Probate Court had jurisdiction order and
confirm the zale. affirmed.
DeUelin V. Wood q OtiU@. Appeal from the Fayette
c. C.
SMITH 1.-The entitled g an act require the
Bank to continue specie payments and to enable it to
maintain them" approved Feb. 18th, 1S43 not
pealed by the 59th chapter of the II. s. lS43.
Upon note executed in 1916, made payable without
any relief the valuation laws of the State part
of the consideration of which shown have arisen
before June LIST, 1874 judgment for the amount Of
the note rendered without relief from valuation ap-
praisemen laws, is that account Objectionable.
promissory note containing agreement to paw it
without relief from the stay laws Of the State does
authorize the rendition of judgment without relief
from such stay laws.
Reversed, to that part preventing a stay of execu-
ton. The residue of the Judgment affirmed.
Wahropv Clark ct al Error to the Vanderburg c. c.
Per CURIAM-Bill to foreclose a mortgage The
mortgage bears date in 1S41, and given secure
debt payable by instamens the last Of which did not
fall due until 1916. The bill filed in 1S45, being
before the last payment secured by the mortgage be-
came due. For this the bill demurrcd and
dismissed.
Held That this was wrong. The statute in force at
the time this bill was fled authorized it. and that stat
ute governed the Doe V. Woodward, 1849. Re
UerSed.
Rudman V. Baldrp. Error to the Franklin c. C.
PERKINS, ITO action of assumpsit upon the
common counts by A. against B.. B. claimed OF
sum of money paid by him to c. to discharge incum.
branccs upon boat sold by A. to B., which A. war.
ranted be free from incumbrances The membranes
were created by d. prior to AS ownership The
evidence contained in the record did show that the
action was brought, in whole in part the
price of the boat.
Held That, without such evidence, the claim alleged
by way of set-of was inadmssibe. Affirmed.
Please ct al.v. Weber ct al. Appeal from the Frank
lin C. C..
PERKINS, J-Where the records from the court be-
low, in abiding the evidence given the trial of
cause, merely states that the following evidence was
given hut does not state that other evidence
also given, and expression tending exclude
the conclusion that other given the Supreme Court
will presume that the record contains the whole
evidence.
1t is the duty of the Court instruct the jury upor
questions of law and not of fact. Affirmed
Crawford V. The State Error to the Wayne c. C.
BLACKBOARD, Jan Indictment for usury, charging
that illegal interest usmiously taken is not under
statute, bad for emitting thot takeI
corrupfLy. Affirmed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

NEW HARDWARE sTORE-Nelr Firm and Nstr Goods =,
The subscribers have just opened entire New Stock
Hardware comprising the latest styles and most approved pat
OF house trimmings every description will
please do them the favor call examine quality prices
Farmers also be furnished with every agricultural
implement such shoves spades hoes, and scythes
(waanted to cut without whiskey hay forks grain cradles
sickles, &c &c.
Carpenters Joiners Coopers Masons Carriage and Cabinet
Makers Black White and all other Smiths either by
nsme and the nvta. extended entire alphabet
the city and surrounding ts
the GILT ELEPHA Cook Washington
street. opposite D. Taghead and examine goods prices and
form acquaintance with the occupants of the firm being
in this community DESTROYS become
ed with the citiscs residents Marion adjoining
counties.
In addition TO the above they will keep for sale good stock
of assorted iron Steel and nails Also continue
ture and sheet iron and do all Job
work IN their line TO 0r and lastly they do not Intend being
outoe in the selection Of the approved Kinds Of Cooking
Stoves warranted to please sale Being well acquainted
with tho latest improved patterns in York ennsyl
yaa ard Ohio and having lad twenty practical expert
In the sale OF stoves and other merchandise in the hard
trade they hope t. please who vrr ih with
a & WAINWRIGHT
Indsnapolis July G. ls5n-yy - ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
From the Knic,serbockcr MagazineI
Song: The Old Farmers EIegy.


Il
On green grassy knoll, by the banks Of the brook
That so long and so often has watered his flock,
The old farmer rests in his long and last sleep,
While the water a low, iapsing lullaby keeps
He has plGughed his last urrow has reaped his last grain
No morn shall awake him to labor again.
The blue-bird sings sweet on the gay maple bough,
Its warblng oft cheered him while holding the plough
And the robins above him hop light on the mould
For he fed them with crumbs when the cold
He has poughed his last urrow has reaped his last grain
No morn shall awake him to labor again
Yon tree that with fragrance is filling the air,
SO rich with its blossoms, so thrifty and fair
BY his own hand was planted and well did he say
1t would live when its planter had mouldered away:
He has ploughed his last rrow has reaped his last grain
No morn shall awake him to labor again.
There's the well that he dug with its water so cold
With its wet dripping bucket messy and old,
No more from its depths by the patriarch drawn,
For 'the pitcher is broken'-the old man is gone!
He has ploughed his last rrow has reaped his last grain
No morn shall awake him to labor again
And the seat where he sat by his own cottage door,
In the still summer ewes, when his labors were oer
With his eve on the moon and his pipe in his hand,
Dispensing his truths like sage OF the land:
Heha poughed his last urrow has reapcd his last grain
No morn shall awake him to labor again.
IT was gloom-g giving day when the old farmer died
The stout hearted mourned, the afectionate cried,
And the prayers of the Just for his did ascend,
For they all lost BROTHER, MAN, and FRIEND
He has poughed his last urro has rcaped his last grain
No morn shall awake him to labor again.
VII.
For upright and honest the old farmer was;
His GoD he revered, he respected the laws;
Though fameesss he lived he has gone where his wort
Will outshne like gold all the dross this earth
He has pouged his last rrow has reaped his last grain
No morn shall awake him to labor again.
Gill Mass IN C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
rhe peacon,s Hrmn BOOB.

Old Deacon II. was one of the best men we ever
knew. He had been deacon in the church for many
years, and, unless prevented by sickness very bad
weather, never allowed his seat to remain vacant.
His wife had been dead for years, and he was left
with two boys-Joe and Sam--who at the time we
speak Of were respectively fourteen and sixteen and
ripe for any kind of mischief They were in all sorts
of ugly scrapes and kept the good old father in
tinual trouble. Believing firmly in that passage of
Proverbs which says-'sSpare not the rod and spoil
the child,' he never failed to lay it thick, but
without effect; for notwithstanding these oft repeated
fagellaiions, they acknowledged TO be the worst
boys in all the village. Among other things, Joe
was very fond of practical joking, and loved partic-
ularly to play off his Jokes the old In these
affairs he was always assisted by Sam; and Joe would
in a majority of cases, manage to get the young
scamp between him and the consequences
For years the deacon had wore a black cloth coat
TO church every Sunday, and in the pocket of said
coat there regularly kept hymn book, which,
after being used on the Sabbath, was allowed to
main in the pocket during the week. This was well
known to Joe who resolved to have joke at his
fathers expense. The coat hung on peg behind
the door, and he took occasion one day, during the
old mans absence, to remove the hymn book and
place in its stead pack of cards which were about
the same size. Now it happened that Deacon H. was
the only man in the whole congregation who could
raise the tunes, and he the oldest deacon, he
had seat Immediately under the pulpit, in plain view
Of the congregation.
The next Sunday he put on his coat, felt the hymn
book Gas he thought) all safe, went to the church
and took his usual seat. The minister arose. gave
out the hymn, and dead pause ensued. The whole
congregation turned their eyes on the deacon to see
why he did not start the tune What was their sur
prise to see in his hands, instead of his hymn book
pack Of cards! The young ones laughed, the ole
ones looked grave, while or two maiden ladie,
exclaimed in rather loud tone, ''who'd though
IT," But how acted the deacon! Poor mana.
much confused any one-he dropped the cards
seized his hat, and rushed from the house fast az
his legs could carry him.
The next day he was called before the church tc
have the matter satisfactorily explained. Joe go
thoroughly drubbed, Che couldn't get Sam into tina
scrape,) and never after did the good old deacon
start to church until he certain that it was hi
hymn book, and not pack of cards, he carried il
his pocket
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

NEwsPAPERs.-A man that eats up pound of
sugar and the pleasure he has enjoyed is ended; but
the information he gets from newspaper is treasured
up in the mind to be used whenever occasion or in
clinaton calls for it. A newspaper is not the
wisdom of one man or two men; il is the wisdom Of
the age, of past ages too A family without news
paper is always half an age behind the times, in
general information; besides they think much
find much to think about And there the little
ones growing up in ignorance without taste for
reading
Besides all these evils there's the wife, whom when
her work is done, has to sit down with her hands in
her Zap, and nothing 10 her mind from the tolls
and cares of the domestic circle. Who then would
be without newspaper BENZ franklin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

WoMEN.-The Court of Exchequer, England,
have recently decided that the savings of wife out
of her allowance for separate maintenance are the
property of her husband. Thus, if woman be
forced by brutal husband to whom she trusted her
happiness and fortune, 10 take legal refuge under
separate maintenance, perhaps from her own pro-
perry, and wishes to save something for the future
out Of that portion Of her own, il belongs to the rob
Der and oppressor The americans defend women
by giving them entire control over their own pro
perry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

uUDSONS STAvE-DRESSER. - This Machine. which
81 LETTERS PATENT granted the first of May S47
of the most important improvements of the age
the perfect manner. ana chal-
with other machine put even
drawing of the Cooper Ii the advantage Of fol-
lowing the grain Of the wood leave the full strength Of The
timber on winding crooked well the straight Inspected
Of $40 houwhch fast as an
and properly place
chnemakng good work save that should properly be
worked into a BARREL reducing all to uniform thickness
accompanied JoINrER of an entire new con-
produces perfect preparing
without refg of sizes varying from half barrel to hos-
head that when set up will be found perfectly ar-ugh
recommended with confidence TO the attention
Cooperage business either for their
mills the manufacture of cooperage-ware for the market
The Machinery most of large seaport Cities Also
at st Louis Mo- and Urana Ohio and driven by water steam
power Where used with boiler properly set the
fuel than of ID horse power
will require. ~, -.
Machines and Rights FOR the counties in the States OF Oho ln1
ana or Illinois application the undersigned Ur
balaO Ohio Machinery successful operation
&. g. SHEFFIELD.
Urbana, Ohio, Sept. 1, 1872 jmel-ywlam
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
COMBINATION AIR-TIGHT.


GRATEFUL for all past fav"rS and still DESTROYS for more
would make known lie Keep iu supply OF
the above
Together with quantity much celebrated Reliance and
Premium Cook Stoves the Eureka Pains Double Oven and
the Buckley Rotary all warranted for year.
and work who may purchase No better
the following among the nny
thousands who testify their unrivaled QUALITIES
Marion CoHatV-Samuel Merrill iervey Bates, Rev T. X CTes-
Hannah MctSure Jesse Jones, ID ; Ward,
j Dunlop GodsIey, John w Hamilton Daniel Ringer
Chas Robinson Arthur Vance, Thos T. IIolbrook A. A. ouden
Robert Browning Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Insane Asylum John
C. Holiday j. Jonsol and number Of other
could be given
Hendricks CoKny-James Dugsn Joseph Morris, Asa Balar
s Mailock Charles Reynolds g. &. Waierhouse Curtis Barnet
Downward Henry Rogers Joseph Mendnhal and William
Little
Hancock Couny-Chas G. Aiheon, Jesse Allen, William Aur
lex Samuel Shockley ] DYE, ]. Deany, &c.
Cotay-Pllp Dean Isaac Voorhees, Jesse Hughes
Robert Lyons, &c.
Hamilton Counfy-Azarah Dining, 8 Howard, j. Williams, j.
Davis Barnaby Newly, James Tresier
SbeIJD CopHfy-Robert Houch ID. Smith
Counfy-Heny NJ. Marvin, ]. Rumly H. Miller j. Spen-
GER Smith, Shoemaker Jacob JOHNS Jonathan Scott
Hosrard County-Joseph d. Sharp, sheriff
COuny-lsaac Lawrence, j. smith, T. Straner u AL
]. Davis, John Savage
TIN AND COPPER
Business still as noisy as Tin gutter and spoumg made TO
order nj short notice good assortment OF TIN Ware
constantly on hand. wholesale and retail.
HENRY s. KELLOGG,
une1 Sign of The Big PndlOnk aud Cook Store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

(sHoLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURATIvE.-This vsu-
~ able preparation has proved itself decidedly the efca-
cous preventive and curative Of cholera land every other form
species dah has yet been discovered Dniery cordial
particularly
children Warm drops alay irritation Of the stomach and
vomiting Bathing drops give and the SKIN
All of which confidently recommended preventive and
il taken seasonaby and according 10 directions
In addition former received
Phoenix laboratory ample supply Of fresh and genuine Botanic
Medicines all of be had redseed prices the Drug
and Variety store ef june1 A. POPE SON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

0ETUnder all circumstances, laugh dull care
away 20 Don't be in hurry to get of the world
it is very good world, considering the creatures
who inhab it, and is about as full OF fun as il can be-
You never a cut his throat with broad
grin on his face; it is good preventive against
suicide
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

RISING from impaired weakened unhealthy state he
results which have achieved by disco
very OF the mysterious OF alvsnm and Magnetism, has
the thousands suffering beyond The reach Of relief may
become paTakers Of acknowledged benefits and be restored %
the enjoyment OF health and happiness.
DR. CHRIsTTE'S GALFANTC BELT
Europe and the Tn s 90 e e sSs sa s 9Sa IN
rey Of me age II is beautiful instance Of aiding
produce the highest beneficial results and believed that few
Eeuons have ever been perfected and entirely successful
1t used perfect and certain success in an cases of general
debility from whaiessr may strengthening the
acute or ehic e %e BODY sss; cramps rheumatism
dyspepsia tremOrs stiffness of JOINTS Tapiaion e he apo
pexy neuralgia pains IN he ehes and side kSer complaint dis
eases Of the kidneys spinal complaint and curvature OF the
pie canse-a arrangement OF the nervous system. =
No drug has have any effect them except increase
v,aizins infueiics csvaSisI health
solely by the outward application Of Dr. Chsies syanc Bi
Inc peculiarly and great beauty Of Chrse Gaanc and Mag
application OF the rual mode Of dragging and pscs the
patent ll exhausted nature snks under te infection.
saesps snes 3si noGn No Ss s
dies Of all classes have been tie recipients o Their benefits
DR. CHRIsTTE's GALVJNIc NECKLACES
inflammation Of the iRoaI hesisehe dS ss d head sny
cns neuralgia IN The face buzzng or roaring the deafness
which nervous lchen The injured always cured
TIC DOLOREUx
No case OF this distressing complaint has failed be Perma
neDly relieved by the use Of Chstes Galvalic articles
s ann @ "a sae are applied 70 ihe wrists OF an
strains OF the hands or any nervous complain Affecting the
legs or arms One ankle and the magnetic
hu appd the part particularly affected thus a caei
iralon the influence the desired spot
NERVOUS SPASuS
The following an extract from letter received from MesSrs
Mosely and Tucker well known druggists, Mobile Alabama
There DR. IIartxell doctor Divinity
curing spasmodc affection Of the hands and Upon
the least excitement either mental physical ms became
violent notion, winch perfectly uncomfortable He
Gavanc Bracelets, with lie magnetic fluid success
thai since that tine -four months agoD he has bad se attack
although be has travelled Cincinnati and there took active part
m Tine exciting of Baptist Convention Through
with good success. Truly yours
Mobile Ala, Sept % 1917. MOSEIY & TUCKER
failed, when used according the null directions which
accompany them Ii absolutely impossible thai they do the
slightest harm
NO Inconvenience whatever attends their use, and tey nay
be worn by the most delicate with the perfect and
In fact the sensation attending iher highly Ieasuae
PRICES.
The Galvanic Belt
l'e ''aivanc Necklace each
Tue IaiNallc bracelets, pair
The Magnetic fiud. bOtue
CAUTION.
Beware of spurious limitations
All business communications should he addressed TO
d. c. MOREHEAD NJ D.,
... 1s2 Byoadlray. Neic York.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
/ TODD & KING. Agents ~ Danvle.
DAVID CRAsCIEAD ID ugg:si, Indianapolis.
H. G MAYNARD, Aadisn a. wem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

1TPassion is a keen observer bun wretched
reaSoner. 1t is like the telescope whose field is
clearer, the more concentrated ii is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

G%Universal love is like glove tvithom fingers
which fits all hands alike and none closely but true
affection is like glove tcith fingers which fits
hand only and sits close to that one.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

0ETConycrsation is the daughter of reasoning, the
breadth Of the soul, the commerce of hearts, the
bond OF friendship and The nourishment of content
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

A PRoPHEcY.-" When am dead,' said Ma
poleon, "my soul will return to France, and dwell
in the hearts of the French people, like thunder
the clouds of Heaven and throb with ceaseless strife
in new revolutions"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

0ETA gentle heart is like ripe fruit which bends
SO low that it is at the mercy Of every ono who
chooses to pluck it, while the harder fruit keeps out
of reach.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

0-0pen your heart to sympathy, but close il to
dependency. The flower which opens to receive
the .Rw shuts against the rain