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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

tor while we admire an authors sentiments,
it leads us TO cultivate our own more care
fully. Our Grammatical taste is improved;
we are disposed to act as critics to ques-
tion the propriety &C this phrase, or of that
sentence for we are unwilling to allow
single faul, n the author to pass unno,iced.
Reading wonderfully improves the under
standing we may meet with word we do
not quite comprehend we consult our
dictionary, (the companion, Of course, of
our reading hours,) and the simple expo
sition Of one word often leads us on in
train OF ideas to some important truth we
never dreamed ofbefore. A proper taste
for Reading should be encouraged as one
af the most important means of self-cul-
tare and, consequently, formation Of char
actor. The opinion of,he authors themselves
will have great influence over our own, what
pure and generous sentiments, for instance,
can We find in The infatuated novel readerl
The volumes with which he has 50 much
enraptured have given him false views of
tie world and Of his own heart they
have made life a fairy ta'e {; they have
painted in glowing colors, imaginary sor-
rows aid ina Linary beauties ; and no won
der he is dissatisfied with all around him
when he awakes fro n his day dream, and
finds himself surrounded by Reality /; the
ideal world, in which he has lived so long,
has given noth, e substantial, nothing sat
isfyine. How i'm ortani then, that we Sc
lcct such books only as will improve and
elevate the mind, and such, too, as will
give us righ. views of the World and Of
ourselves That reading improves our con-
versational powers, 10 one will deny. If
then, We desire the society of the learned
and intelligent community, We must prove
it by seeking improvement, and that unlver-
sal Improvement which will lead US to
express our own thoughts with beauty and
ease. BY pursuing method in reading
of course, it becomes task but, by no
means, an irkscme one. Dawning beau
! ty will appear by degrees on every page
and in every line, aad il will seem not a
task, but pleasure.
In conc usiou, we have only to say ,lal
! the Excrc scs throughout have been d! a
very crrdliable order, rejecting muchpraise
! upon the School Committee ard the Teach
crs, the latter of whom are necessarily de
voted to their honorable aud important pro-
| fcsson. No man in this community has
ever deyutci himself with such asslduous
and disin,eres,cd energy 10 the cause of
Education as the Rev. A. III. Dumont /;
being gentleman Of leisure and learning.
and feeling a deep interes, in the mattel,
he labors Increasingly fer the welfare OF the
rising generation and for this the whole
community owe him a large debt of graf
ti,ude. We hope that the Committee will
contrivc to have these public examinations
at the close of every Term, on a more ex-
tended scale, because they serve TO increase c
| the amb tiOn Of the children, and TO arouse
deeper inteies, on the part of our citizens
in behalf of Education.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

CONNECTICUT ELEcTloN. The Hartford
Courani, of Tuesday morning, contains
few more returns of the election on Mon
day. The State, we fear, has gone agains,
us, although it is not yet certain. There
has been no choice of State officers, by
the people, and ii is rot possible yet, to say
which of the candidates will lead. The
Democrats are nearly certain OF haylng
carried a majority OF the Senators. The
character of the House is yet undecided
( Thus far, the Wings gain sixteen meni-
bers. and the Locos gain seventeen. Net
Wing loss, ,NE. In a great many towns
there vas no choice, on the first day -
Election were held in those towns yester-
day AMI as plurality elects on the second
day, all Of the vacancies III probably he
filed. When they are filed the character
of the House will be fxed.-BoSton AiiaS
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REA DING.

READING is a recreation which We may
enjoy without interfering with the pursuits
Of others. It's alwayseasy to takca book,
and retire from the cares of the world al
Tor ling ourselves endless pleasure in its
pages, without obliging any one to partic-
ipa,e. Still. can conceive no happier EN-
ployment than two n,elligen, minds perus.
inp the same volume, marking the same
passages Of st king beauty, and drawing
deIieh, snd Improvement from the same
well-spring Reading IN company with a
friend has, also, the eilec, Of harmonislng
the feelings, and of blending discordan,
tastes, or a,snug aNdy scldsh prcIudccs {,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

DANIEL WEBSTER AT lloME.-A
letter has been addressed to Daniel
Webster, by about eight hundred cit
,zens of Boston and vicinity, including
some from every class of society, aud
among others Il. II Perkins. William
Appleton, Rufus Choate, Josiah GUM
cy, Jr, Judge Jackson, the President
of Harvard University, DIR. Woods and
Professors Stuart and Emerson OF An
dover, &c; expressing their entire
concurrence in the sentiments of h's
speech OH the subject of slavery and
the Union, aud their heartfelt thanks
Tor the ines,imable aid 1t has afforded
towards the preservation aud perpetua.
ton Of the Union
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u-IsThe Philadelphia North American o

r,SThe Philadelphia North American of
Wednesday conia ms long and exceeding
" able article denounring the Verdict
against Professor Webster. 1t is written
with calmness, and, after reviewing the
whole matter, concludes, as every reason
able and sensible man must, that the ver-
dicl is monstrous and inhuman, and in di-
rec, violation of all law and all rules regu-
la,ing the credibility OF Witnesses and the
benefit of all doubts which the accused is
entitled To. The press, far and near, with
two or three exceptions, are strong, very
s'rong in their denunciations Of this Yer
dict in a few days there will be demand
for the interference Of the Executive in this
matter which cannot be trined with. HUI
manity demands it, law demands il, justice
demands it, and every mans safety de-
mands IT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

C1- We are ind bted to Mr. Glen, editor
of the Boston Herald, for copy OF the
admirable report of the Webster trial, is
sued from that Office, in pamphlet form
1t is the best which has been published,
and is illustrated with engravnes of DR..
Webster, DR.. Palkman, Littlefeld, the Ie-
mains of DR.. p, the Laboratory of Proles-
sor Webster, his cell in Jail. &c, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

0j.The annual meeting Of the Assocla-
ito Of Mechanics and Manufacturers was
holden at u g Town Hall, on Monday ev-
enine. The following officers wero cleo
ted Walter Nichols, President Will
liam Browncll, Vice President Benjamin
II. Stevens, Secretary William S. Mich
ols, Treasurer. :,
We are happy to say that this valuable
Society is rapidly increasing, and that
many new members have recently Joined
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Washington, Monday, April |, 1850. -
Pursuant to adjournment, the Court met
this morning at the Capitol. Present ::
Hon. X. b. Taney, Chief Justice, Hon.
John Mclean, James NJ. Wayne, John
Catron, Samuel Nelson, and Levi Wool
bury, Associate Justices.
The announcement of the death Of MIR
Calhoun was made, and the Court adjourn
ed until I | o'clock Wednesday morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

o. Benjamin S, Cotrell, Esq was cleo
ted Representative in jamestown, in the
Place of Isaac Rowland, Esq, declined
Andrew +. Potter, Esq, was reelected
Senator.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

G5-Will our friend Godey please send u,
the number Of his Book containing the por-
trait OF charming Grace Greenwood also
the number for March, both of which We
have lost. We intend to keep the swee,
face of Grace hanging in front OF our desk
as a means of inspiration.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 30.

pThe Examination of the Senior De.
partmen's of the Public Schools, in this
town. closed on Tuesday evening. The
Hall was crowded to its Utmost capacity
by ladies and grn,lemen. all Of whom
were delighted with the peiforma nces,
which far exceeded their anticipa'ione.
There was but one thing 10 mar the har-
mony and quietude Of the occasion, and we
refer to this with regret, Inasmuch as it
proceeded from females but II was If such
an indecent character as positively to re-
quire public rebuke. Previous to com
mencing, the President of,he School Com
miitec, the Rev. A. ii. Dumont stated that
he was glad to find such an interest arous-
ed in the cause Of Education, and that he
regretted the House was not larger 80 that
all might be accommodated with seats had
they anticipated hat so many would have
attended, they would have procured house
sufficiently commodious for all Rc then
requested that the utmos, silence might be
preserved, as the voices of the children
were no, sufficiently strong 10 be heard
throughout the Hall, unless all were
quiet. Notwithstanding these kind re
marks and this earnest request, the pro-
ceedi. gs "ere interrupted several times
during the ensuing fifteen minutes, by
females who were laughing and chatting
at one of the doors. and this indeccncy
was continued, Notwithstanding three ap-
peals were made to them, until threat
was made to obtain their names, and pub
! lish them TO the commu ity This had the
desired effect. We regret that there are
any in our midst so lost TO sense of pro-
prie,y on such an occasion, and we hope
never 10 witness such an exhibition of i'll
breeding agap, in a public audience, es-
pccially on the part Of females.
The exercises consisted of Singing by
Miss Roberts Scholars, reading OF Compo-
si,ions by Mr.. Beans and Miss Roberts
Scholars, and Declamati1n by MIR. Bean S
DCUO tuC Nblbpoohi'uo "'iS "'i
well-wrtten, and some of them were even
beautiful they were read by the Scholars
in distinct and audible tone. The senti-
men,. indicated good moral as well as in
tellectual culture, and the style was mod
est and correct.
The Dec'amatory Exercises Of the hoys
belonging to Mr.. Beans School interested
US exceedingly. The Iieces, generally,
were well committed to memory, and were
spoken mos. unders,andinely. The TN
phasis was good, in some instances very
fine, the gestures were graceful and appro-
pirate, and, in several cases, we were per-
fectly charmed by the appearance and man
= rer of The little orators.
The Scholars of Miss Roberts School
have published a little paper, in NJ S S,
during the term. called "The Regulator. "
II wa. very neatly write /, and the articles
were all composed by the girls In order to
give an idea of the character Of the com
positions, we select two articles from it,
which are very creditable to the authors -
PASSING AWAY.
I have gathered this beautiful blooming boquet
In the light and the smiles Of soft summer day /;
And vet on its rose -coored blossoms trace
The mystical sentence fiin would efface,-
=" Passing Away ~
have gaized on the rainbow of various hue,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

CINCINNATI, Monday, April |.
Private advices from New Orleans
state that tie Cholera has again broken
out in that city, and it was feared it
would assume an epidemic form.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

ILPThe vote in New shoreham stood
for Anthony, 4 for Harris. IA. Samuel
Duna, Esq, was chosen Senator. and Siio-
con Bsbcock, Esq Representative thee
sre the old members.
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FAmericans in Havana were SO
numerous at the latest accounts, that
the hotels could scarcely accomodat e
them.
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WHOLE NO. 1886.

The very short time allowed to the Com
miltee for an interchange of views on this
subject. prevents much detail in tlis Re-
port hut the views above expressed in
duce the undersigned to recommend such
change as the Vote seems to contem-
plate and that Committee be appointed
to prepare and present 10 the General As
seubly Bill for an Ac, adapted to carry
into effect the proposed ,hange.
GEORGE TURNER, . c,
&. g. PERRY. Cohe
Newport, April 3, 1850.
' The Report was received and adop,ej,
and the Delegation in the General Assem-
bly, were Instructed TO draft Bill agreeable
to the above Report, and procure tic pas
sage through the General Assembly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

u~S The steamer Europa arrived at Hal
flax "Wednesday small portion only of
her news came over the wires, and is of no
interest whatever
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

G1-The annual election of State off ,ers
took place yesterday. The Meeting IN
this town was opened at 10 o'clock, Hon.
Henry Y. Cranston, Moderator.
Seth w. Macy and John Alfred Hazard
were nominated as candidates for Senator,
and the polls were kept open during the
day. The f'llowing gentlemen were elcc-
ted Representatives, without opposition, -
Messrs. Henry Y. Cranston, Christopher
G. Perry, Joseph Anthony, Benjamin
Finch and Joseph b. Weaver. At the
close of the polls the vote for General Off
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

uTElc,cn Camels were imported into
Baltimore las, week from tho Canary Is
lands They arc intended for the Far
West, to test whether they eau be raised
drL dC,lna.,d
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Whole No Of votes, 323
For Anthony, 29l
Harris. "a
Scattering, lS
Whole No. of votes for Senator, 1884
Necessary for choice, 1913
For Seth w. Macy, (Whig) 257
" John A Hazard, Qnd'D 1877
Majority for Macy, 1870
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

AM8x4nnN6o wen O1xEbs
sHE ss5ssrlbef hssing psrchased shs
= right to make, use and vend to be used
lngrsham's CAST Iron friction wheel for
drawing vatex from Wells, would take this
opportanity TO inform The iahabitents 81
Portage sosHty, that be is now faanulsctur.
ing the above named earbs in the yjllsos Sof
Ravenna, and yould be happy 10 furnishss m
who may want. ~ - ..',sS
The above machine has been used ana -.
ahmed BY many in tho State Of New Yorl
and Ohio and is said to be one Of the bs.t
! machines for drawing wafer from Wells nov
in sse. 1t is simple and durable, 4 cisiid
FIVE years old can draw and empty ! Buckes
Of water without putting hand lothe buck.
ct. The above machine is now In use s.
the village of Ravenna and some other viii,
ages in The County and can be seen at any
time. Call and see them before you huy
pump Of any kind. ~
All orders for The above Cub win s. Il,
tended to Immediately. q =. -
I GFShop back Of r !. w. Seymoufs 4stors,
JOHN B. ROBINSON
Rayenna, March lst. 1850. 34s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

Tricopherous and Balm Of Columbia for
restoring the hair. Pure Cod Liver Oil BY
The gallon or bottle Chloride Of Lime III
bottles. Clove .4nodyne and Paraguay Rour
..eer,ain cures'' for The Toothache. Cunthn-
ridat Coliodion new article for vcstcatioa.
Heffman's .4doayne. .Indide Mercury Spon-
ges, of every description. Canary Seed.
Sand Paper, Tarnssh White Lead, dc. G.c.
Received and for sale by
l. SWIFT.
July 8, 1850. en-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

DOOTS AND SHOES-A. v Horr has
ID jusi received large assortment Of
Ladies' Boots and Shoes, Misses Boots and
Shoes, Mems Boots coarse and fne, Boys
Boots and ckildrens Shocs. They are OF
the best quality and will be sold at very
small profits,-stop andtook at them.
Oct. 90. ss ~ gsssgsl ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
The $25OO stock & Boston Cloth.
ing store $25OO better.

NOTWITHSTANDING The extraordinary
IN stock rf *s5oo of .Nep Clothing al our
neighber's, the Public are capable of decid>
ing who has the OLD CLOTHING, and would
say that have no desire to drive, and
much less disposition to be driven BY any
$500 stock from any quarter, and those in
want of Clothing can assure that an exam-
ination of.lny Stock will satisfy them as to
style, make and durability as well as that
thev are as new % some stock that require
BRaGGlHG. r B.. GRISWOLD.
Ravenna, Sept. "a. 1850 I78tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
81 40, ONCE MOHE.
THAT CLOTHING HAS GOMEZ
BY RAIL ROAD EXPRESS.

Saturday, Nay oth, 1S49.
p ECElVED q largo lot Of Rsady RsSs
III Clothing troin the extensive Eslabi.sk,
ment Quincy Hall, Boston, every ssris,y u
Summer Coals, entire Eew styie, e1usisiise
of Olive and Brown Saeks, Mohsirs Cr.tss
Cloth, Drabett. CoGdngton, Csshnareti.
Twceds, Jeanr, and Bro. Linsn c.ats frsn
to i5dolIais.
PANTS s. VESTS an sndlsss ysristy. Il
is probably unnecessary 70 say that yau !, .
find the largest and best assortment, a. we'll
us The cheapest at the Stone Store, that Ga n
he found in the County, II you dos Z ssliess
Il just call and take a Took, at
May 5th, Is49. DAYy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
Great Excitement,
Great Excitement.
The grand Mass Meeting adj journ.
ed to Halch's Store! Having
learned from reliable sources
that that was the place to get
their money back.
BOOTS AND SHOES!
DRJnS AND MEDJCINES


TURTIs HATCH has just received from
" the most fashionable and best shops in
he East, large assortment of BOOTS &
SHOES, Of every quality. size and de-
scription, from the course stogy ssthat fea rs
neither wind nor weather." to the fine,
fashionable boot "that would honor the
feet of fairy" And this is not all-his
arrangements are such that he is enabled to
sell them PEG cheaper than any other es-
adjustment this side Of Campbell's port on
he east. or this side of Break Neck on the
west. In addition to this he has a large
stock Of thvse celebrated METALLIC RUB
GERS, end he is quite anxious that all of
his friends should call and get pair before
they are all gone.
His supply of DRUGS g. MEDICINES
have also been p!entifully replenshed this
Fall. and he keeps all articles in this line
that the public require. Allthe best Patent
Medicines Of the day can be found at his
Store in Seymour's Block.
Ravenna, Sept. go, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
Boston Clothing Store.

Boston Clothing Store.
AT THE OLD STAND OF TYLER & ELY.
R. B. GRISWOLD,
rs now opening one Of The largest stocks
l. of READY MADE CLOTHING, ever
offered in Portage county. consisting in
part of Over, Fine Dress, Frock, Sack and
Jockey Coats, Silk, Satin, Cloth and Com>
mon Vests, Cashmere, Corduroy, Fustian
and Fancy Pants. Handkerchefs and Cra>
watts, Neck Ties, Stocks and Comfo-ters,
large assortment of Shirts, Under Shirts,
Drawers and Over Alls, Mole Skin, Silk and
Fur Hats, Glazed, Cloth, Plush and Fur
Caps, and an endless variety of other nrti>
cles in the furnishing line, all of which are
brought here to sell, and he would say that
he will not be undersold by any on e this side
of California.
r. B. GRIsWOLD.
Raveana, July 1859. 269lf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

FLATS! HATS!!-Gents Silk, Nutna, blk.
IL Union, .Kosruth.' Canvass and Tay lor
Hats. Just received and ceiling very low at
Oct. 18th. 1850. PRRNTIss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

First arrival of New Goods, 1850.
GEVEN BOXES just received, and more
- coming. The subscriber IS now receive
ing his stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
comprising all the varieties necessary to
meet the wants Of tkis market.
We do not deem 1t necessary to make a
large and tcindy advertisement, OF to emu.
merate all the articles bought, how low hey
were ought Or how toic they will be sold,
but simply say to ALL in want of Goods,
Come and see and Judge for yourselves.
CYRUS PRENTISS.
Rayenna. Sept. 4fh. 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
$500 Dollars
OF Ready Made Clothing.

II, L. & r. DAY,
HAVE just receiyedt The largest and best
IL assortment of Ready Made Clothing
ever offered in this Market consisting Of
Ouer Coats Of eucry style, Dress s. Frock
Coats, Sacks & Frockeffess, Panfa-
looms & Vests, an endless varisty.
SHIRTS, UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
All of which is entirely new and of the
latest fashions, and bot within The last 4
Weeks mith nett cash, and as we do not calcu.
late to be run off the track at present By any
Old Clothes Establishment from Cleveland
or any where else, we would say TO all in
want of Clothing, call and examine for
yourselves
H. L. & R. DAY. {
Ravenna, Sept. 2o.1s5O.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30


Roots a. shoes.
1CnA PRS. consisting Of
lOOOGents Calf Peg'd & ssw'd Bssis.
do Kips de-
do Course d
do Congress- Gaitcrs,
do KIP Brogans,
do Fine Ca.f do
Ladies' Blk & Cold Caters,
do Congress de
do Half Do
do R.R Buskius,
10 Kid Welt, do
do do do half Bosts.
do California Ties,
do Pat. Excelsiors,s
do Kip and Seal Slips.
Misses Mo. Bootees,
dc Kid Welt Buskins.
do Seal Slips.
Chlldrens Shoes in any quantity. just fs-
ceiyed and selling rery low At s
May is, 1850. -.
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rALF BoOTS-Prlces in proportion t
" the Stcgas. at

r AIDES l. GENTLEMENS MOROCCO
IL POLKAS-A splendid Article, just re.
cerved at BROWN u HUKLBUTS.
CANTA ANNA g. TAYLOR BUSKINS,
- Mica bocker, Buskius and Excelsors Ut
high cut, 25 FER cent better for our custo>
mers Than any other article ever before of
fered in this market. Als0-an endless va
rle'y OF Ladies, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Cacks Boots add SHOES too numerous to
mention, at BROWN 81 HURLBUTS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
A grand Mass Meeting
BOOTS AND SHOES,

At the Nesv Boot and Shoe Store Of
BROWN q HURLBUT'S
Sign ofths GOLDEN BOOT, at the Old
Stand Of Wns. Gardner & Co.
A STOCK from all parts of the East as
n well as at hume, is about being organ
ized on our popular platform of LARGE SALES
wITh SMALL PROFITS, now in store and dal-
ly receiving from the haods of shoemakers,
the most approved assortment Of Boots and
Shoes ever offered in this market. We fiat
ter ourselves that can furnish az neat and
cheap an article cf Boot. Shoe, Cater or
Slipper, as can be furnished by any estab-
lishment northof Mason and Dixon's line,
sole leather, lid and goat lining and bind>
ing skins, shoe pegs. shoe thread, also most
kinds of shoenlaker's findings in general.
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine qualities and prices ana Judge
for themselves whether there is any in
ducement for them to trade with US.
stogy Boots $3.50 per pair.
at BROWN &. HUkLBU1'S.
Ravennn, Sept. 95, 1850. 279tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

NOTICE-The subscriber will pay the
In highest market price for seventy Eve
Bushel Of good meshannuck Potatoes if de-
livered soon. G. PREkTfss.
Oct. l2, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

r INSEED OIL for sale by The Bbl. OF
IL gallon. G. HATCH.
Rayenna, July e2, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
Ravenna, Sept. 20. 1850.

SHIRTS-Just received q new lot Of Gents
~ fine Shirts, Under Shirts and Drawers o
every style and quality. Suspenders, Cloves,
and Mittens at the new store of
Oct. IS. II. L. 4 K DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
I SWIFT has jus received a
L.. general assortment of
Drugs, Dyes, Groceries,
PAINTS, BRUSHES,
Glass Ware, &c.

Those wishing articles in this
line are invited to call at the
s;ru of tho C,,Ytyon M rf0y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

School Taxes included in
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

Il List Of Lands and YOsUn Lots in Portage County
Ohio, returned delinquent by the Treasurer O
said County for the gear lS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

certify correct List of Lands and Town o denq
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