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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
DIR. H. TUBBs,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN

ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
M7lLL be in attendance at his Room,
w as follows:
R.yBvNA-Prentiss House, from Fr;dav
9 O'Clock, P. Nj until Monday noon, sIst
Jan. l, and Sd OF Feb.
WARREN-Paltzgro House, Wednesday
and Thursday sslh and Soih Jsn.
AKRoN-Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 9TH and 5th Of FEB.
CLEvELAND-American House, Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, s!h, 10th and iith
of February.
Those affected with disease of the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen or Kidneys, Infamstiohs.
Rheumatism, Asthma, 81 ortness of breath,
or difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia, Drepsy,
loss of appetite, c Constipation, arrangements
White Swelling, Cancer, Scrofuls, Ulcers.
Impurities of the blood, or any Chronic or
long standing disease are invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
Dr.. T. neither Gieeds nor bhsters-nor 10
he Homeopathist-he never uses Mercury.
.4ntimony, Arsenic nor any other Mineral as
medical agent-nor is he 7honsonian, he
neither Steams nor gives Emefics! His
theory of disease differs from all others that
have been adopted; but not more 70 than
does his system Of treatment! He does not
make SICK 10 make ueH nor tear doyn to build
up dgain-nor allay nervous irritation BY
patching up with anodynes.
E..Visits to the above appoint ments will be
continued once in four or FIVE weeks.
Fruits of Reform.
A FEW OF THE MANY CASES sUKtD IN
NORTHERN OgIo.-A new testimonial will
appear with each months change Of fxppoint-
ments. They will be selected srcissiyely
from our present circuit that all may know
their accuracy:
EVIDENCE AT HOME.
DR. TUBBs-SIR:-HaviDg employed your
treatment fer some time, ! send you the re.
sui, which you are at liberty to publish for
the benefit of others. ! was taken with o
shock Of paralysis on the first Monday Of
Feb. IS4s. 1t only affected mysaEm and
voice at first. but by OVERRIDING, thesrain IN
nv arm which followed the shock secoms
more severe and extended over my systeui.
After The shock | was still able to walk
bout, but the limbs were weak and st times
ute numb and my general strength con.
tinued to decline, Itook advice with eeyeral
PhTsicians--ihe AlloPaths,s recommended
Calomel and Bleeding, which ! dare not try.
employed the Homeoeathists. but receiv.
ed no relief-my health was very poor when
l applied TO you in Feb. last aud though
you gave but little encourageDe ent at tie
time obtained medicine and commenced
its USE For the first two weeks I fsll
slightly worse after which began to i'm.
prove ahd az continued to take il ieontin-
ued to improve until my health is 10 far re.
stored ss to be able to work 1.-Two thirds OF
the time, and now feel like new man.
CAD CASE.
Roatstown, Dee. a7th, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
New YoRK Dec 9.

JENNY LIND SAFE.-The Charleston
papers annouNce the arrival Of Jenny Lind
and suite late on Monday night nlter q
tempestuous voyage.
The fugitive slave case was continued
to day, and adjourned over till to morrow.
Mr.. Jones, the counsel for The prisoner,
stated in the course of his remarks, that he
believed the law 10 be unconstitutional. land
should endeavor to bring it before the Su.
preme Cour, and Court of Appeals.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
SHOOTING MATCH.

A MOTHER SHO OTING MATCH will take
IA place at Peter Cackler'sf fa m, former
iy known az the Fred Moore Farm in
Bfimfeld. on Friday he srd day Of January
next. A GOOD PAT OK, (wcishing about
fifteen hundred pounds,) will be one ofihs
prizes.
The "Sha'r r Shooters" In Brimfe,d tuns
the county and say tbey are "eood for 10
boards against the conuty." Come on and
give them trial.
PETER CACKLER.
Brim6eld, Dec. so. 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

HAyTI-Solouque was to have been
crowned Emperor Of all lloyti on Christ.
mns day. His crown and other insignia
of loyalty were received from France.
The FIRST of February has been fixed for
him to march to capture that portion Of
the island which does not acknowledge his
sway. Three men from Aux Cages were
publicly shot for political offences about
the 18th oflasl month. The paper money
Of the Island was at the rate of ten dollars
for one of silver.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
Another Project.

There is still another project on foot to
dismember this county, for the benefit of
village lot spectators. 1t is to take off
the townships of Hiram and Nelson, and
perhaps some others, and territory from &C.
auga and Trumbull counties, to form ne W
county on the north east of US with Park
man as the county seat. We do not know
the exact limits of this proposed new coun-
ty, never having seen their petitions or no.
tice; but we know that they propose the
dismemberment of this county, an act a.
gainst which every citizen should solemnly
protest. The limits of our county are al
ready sufficiently reduced, and we can con-
ceiye of no advantage that will be derived
by any portion of our people that can in
duce them to give countenarce to this pro-
ject. We are told that its get,ers up arc
doire all they can for its success working
necessarily, sparing neither time or money
determined that, if it is among the pos
pibilities, the PROJECT shall succeed. Let
the people Of Portage meet their efforts, as
well as those of all others seeking the dis
mem berment of this county, with deter.
mined opposition. Let remonstrances be
circulated in every section of the county,
and that without delay, and be forwarded
as soon as possible, to our Representative,
in Columbus.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26

RHETT.. benton 1T is asserted that
Mr.. Rhe,t, will after he takes his seat in
the Senate, submit proposition requiring
of the General Government TO enter into
negotiations with Great Britain for the ex
tradition and surrender Of Fugitive Slaves
having sought refuge in Canada.
An effor: is being made in this city for
raising funds for the establishment Of a
newspaper to advocate Senator Benton's
election TO the next Presidency.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
Carriers Address.

Our faithful Carrier boy intends to be
on hand bright and early New-Year's NOR
ming to serve his patrons with an excellent
Address written for the occasion; and it
is hoped that, in return they will be ready
with their
Dimes and quarters quarters and dimes.
For an empty pockets the worst of crimes,
And our sDevs' had that o couple of times!'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
ToRoNTo, Dec, 81,

The Inspector General, Kinks, left here
today, for Washington, on business con-
nected with the reciprocity question. 1t is
stated, by an opposition journal, and not
denied by the Government organ, that the
finance Minister is proposing tariff Of de.
ierental duties in favor OF the ST. Law
renee, with view of retaliation on Con-
gress if it continues 10 refuse reciprocity.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

Reported loss Of the Charleston Steam
sr Nth Jenny Lind on board!!!-rhe
rumored loss oi the Willmington and
Charleston Steamer with jenny Lind and
suite on bonrd, has ere this reached New
York. The Wilmington papers Of Tues.
day, announce the departure from that
place for Charleston on Sunday p. NJ. con.
sequently she should have reached there on
N onday morning but had not arrived
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
JACKSON, Dec, 81

The Fishomingo Mississippi Democrat
snys, that dlsunian, secassions, qualifications
and al, kindred measures, fird but small
favor in Fishomingo. The masses are dl.
recrly opposed 10 them, one and all. IL
the State seceeds it Will have to bid fare
we'll to Fishomingo for it will not 90 out
with it.
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Ohio Convention.
CINCINNATI, Dec, 2

CINcINNATI, Dec. %
A memorial from Dr.. Drake, in refer.
ence TO the future ingress Of both fugitive
and free blacks into this State, was read and
laid on the table:-n motion to print being
lost. A few petitions were referred and
reports agreed to.
A resolution was passed rendering to
Hop. John P. Hale, seat within the bar
Of the Convention during his stay in this
city.
A communication from B. S,orer, invi.-
ing the members OF Convention to attend
the examination Of Common Schools, was
accepted.
The thinks Of tho Convention was tend.
cred the City Council for presentation of
copies Of the city ordinances.
communication from Mr.. Chapman,
President, Of the Maryland Constitutional
Convention inclosing part of their pro.
ceedings was ordered to be printed.
The legislative report was taken up
the question recurring on Mr.. Reemelin'
amendment, TO the 25,h section.
The afternoon session was occupied in
considering several sections Of the legisla'
tive report.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.
The Convention adopted section that
private property shall be inviolate, and nc
property shall be taken for public use, un.
less the public good impera.ively demands
it.
A report Of the committee on the Legis.
la,ure vas under consideration this after
noon.
\ section was reported thar no bank
President, Director or other officer shall be
eligible to seat in the Legislature. Sew
eral amendments were offered. but pend
ing their consideration the Convention ae
journed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

~If there are any townships that are
no, supplied with "Reminiscences against
the proposed new county Of Alliance and
tho dismemberment of this county, they
can be supplied BY calling at this Office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
LOST,

E1THER in this village or beiween this
IL and ! miles north. on Sa'arday las,.
pretty large ,sized Sa' 'chell. cors.derably
worn: Had ina steel bend purse, contains
ing $5 bill and two 81 bills. besides soue
specie, and an order for 81 in favor Of
Louis Day on VIM. Carver, besides othar
articles. Any pea.on fnd.g The sanc wile
confer favor b, leavirg the esme Al this
Office, b. so doing th,y shall be rsasonsbiy
rewarded. p. w. BARD.
Dec. e., 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

WHAT DO THEY MEAN.-We under
stand that the sbarpers who are seeking the
erection of the county of Alliance, have
made tue boast that they have the money
to secure the success Of their project, and
should do it, There is meaning to this,
and what is it? Do they think to be a.
BILE to bribe the Legislature to carry through h
their project7 or do they think to be able
to buy up one on two influential men in
each township or neighborhood who will
control the action Of the people in regard to
it? They must mean one or the otner, or
how else is that money to be used!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
New ORLEANS. Dec.

The steamer South America, from this
city, bound for Cincinnati, was burned a.
bout 80 miles up the coast. 1t is supposed
that 26 persons were burnt and drowned,
including some U. S. soldiers for Texas
The boat and cargo is total loss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
New York, Dec. 26

The schooner Argas, of Frankfort, from
Machias, Me-, to New York went ashore
Another lost and all hands on board. The
Gree, of Bristol. Me-, also a wreck, all
hands probably lost Fears are entertain
cd for three hallibut fishing vessels from
Gloucester, which were out in the storm.
The Propeller Ogonty is safe,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

DREADFUL Loss OF LlFE.-The New
Orleans Picayune learns from passengers
that the barque Emily, from San Francisco
for Realgo and Panama, was lost on the
20th of September, on the Pacific coast
Of 200 passengers bu, two we're saved.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

@lt is remarkable that the three dole.
gates 10 the Nashville Convention from
the central part of Mississippi have, ,togeth.
or, but ono negro slave, and she has fits. -
So saws southern Union paper,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
fsy REorsr II
Hymn Of Brotherhood.

NJ BROTHER OF Hca,Niry CIRCLE,
Wsamingson, Dtl.
Behold hsw good and haw pleasant it "a for
6retAreuto dwsll tossthss in un;tsa-lPsal'ns
W.. ist
BsAold hsw good Ii 10 to sex.
A band Of Brothers meet,
Ia holy love and unity.
And held commuaion s~eet
We comei with one accord we cor.e.
Il Union to proclaim,
Tie right Of all to land and home,
Through Heavens eternal name.
To bind the broken hearted mp.
To give the sick relief;
To swesten sorrows bitter cup,
70 heal the heart ofgrief.
To ape ths prison doors and free
The captive from his chains,
To preach the news Of liberty
Wlsere how oppression reigns.
Uaitsd with one heart and mind.
Oar aim and object one,
The fric..ds NE are Of oil mankind,
Tue enemies of nonc.
Love Is the bond that binds Us tight,
ksd U! may it be long
Our ssa,chswerd and our beacon light.
The theme Of every song.
Gsd speed the Brotherhood! God speed
5As&- -Sheer rs ON -nui Mays--
UniS Ne shaII obtain the need,
Pr which we toll and pray.
And when we end Cur work Of love,
And natures ties are riren,
The Circle may we join above,
Tbs Brotherhood Of Heaven.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
Marriaaes.

In Randolph, on the 25th inst, BY Ssmusl
Austin, Esq, JOHN BRADFEILD Of New
Baltimore, Stark Co, and ELIZA UPsoN, .,
the former place.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

70 This week closes the publication
of the list Of delinquent lands, which will
enable US to devote more Of our space to
matter Of more interest to our readers here
after.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY-Wehave not unfrequently called attea-
tiOn to this article in ths columns Of oar paPer,
and we have done 90 With the fall ecuddsuest that
It was good enc, and deserving The patronage
Of the public We have lad o6sheetc witness
its effect upon soma II Rfrieada Ntieh IN nd
di.ion to the high sapnisnsp spas1ej spss u hy
eur brethren Of The peeea % In peSd pees bvt
in honest candid staEemeota, iron lasing 5efis.
de q benefit Themselves, nakea ~ daeisoss lad
vising all those who have ocossios 10 fssort fe
remedy for pulmonary affection, 70 avail them
selves Of 1t. We have too much oonfdesea 10
the proprietors to believe they would thurst this
or any other medicine upon the community, un-
less they had full faith in It's effiacy-in con.
6rmasion Of which the proprietors oE.g mass
oftestimouy from the most unquestfonabla sonr-
ces. Neither would they be undesstocf 10 ny
ing that this will always cure consumption afser
it is seated, although II seldom fails to rslisv
the worst cases-but all this season Of the year
almost every body is liable to o. cold, which IL
neglected, will lead to fatal results-by taking
this medicine, we doubt not many Hires may be
saved England Wasaiagfonian, Bossca,
Jan 2, 1s47.
z-s5ee advertisement
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

= G~ The Legislature have adjourned
oter till January I'd. So say Columbus
Id d..o.s. Plain Dealer, Dec. H..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

C. The people Of Akron have on foot a
project for building Rail Road from that
place to Hudson: and also to Massillon or
Canton. A meeting Of the citizens was no.
tilted to be held in Akron on the 9th inst,
at which Proi. Twlning and Hon. V. R.
Humphrey were to be present and address
them upon the subject.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

day, not, however, without renewed objec-
tions on the Fart of Mr.. Green, who stout
ly maintained the justice and the sacred,
ness Of his bargain.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30

o. Hon. John Crowell has our thank
for bound copy Of the Patent Office Re-
port for l849-50.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-12-30
r A VEN MA, OHIO:

nj @ n d ay, Dec. 80. I . o.
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Jan. & Feb. Appointments.

Brim6eld, Dec. so. 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

physician, and person of acknowledge
skill and ability in his profession. He shall
not attend to any other business, nor en-
gage in the practice Of his profession, out
of the institution. He shall not be subpn-
ned in any criminal case, unless the court,
or in vacation judge thereof, shall make
special order that subpoena issue; and, in
such sase, memo andum of such order
shall be endorsed upon the subpoena.
Sec. 10. All persons employed in the
asy lum while SO employed, shall be exempt
from serving on juries, from working on
the highways, and, in time of peace, from
serving in the militia; and the certificate of
the superintendent, under his official seal,
shall be sufficient evidence of such employ
ment.
Sec. IL. The salaries of officers of the
asylum, fixed by law, shall be paid quar-
terly out of the State treasury, upon the
warrant of the auditor of state.
II. admission Of Pay Patients &c.
Sec IL. Before any person shall be re-
ceived into the institution as pay patient,
there sail be produced to the superintend-
ent-
l. The treasurer's receipt for the pay
ment of at least one months charge in ad-
vance.
II. A sufficient obligation, conditioned
as hereinafter required.
III. A certificate from some respectable
ply scian, setting forth
l. That the patient is free from any in
infectious disease, and from vermin.
2. The age of the patient, and concise
history of the case.
8. The duration of the disease, dating
from the first symptoms.
4. The supposed exciting cause Of the
disease.
5. Whether the disease is hereditary.
6. Whether the patient has been SUBJECT
to epilepsy.
7. Whether the patient has made any
attempt to commit any violence upon him
self, or others.
8. The medical treatment pursued in the
case and any other circumstances known to
the physician tending to throw further ligh
upon the subject.
No other proceedings shall be necessary
for the admission Of pay patients
The obligation above mentioned shall be
substantially as follows:
Whereas, -, an insane person of =,
in the county If, has this day been ad-
mitted as patient into the Onio Lunalic
Asylum: Now we, - of the county oil
II, in the State of Ohio, do jointly and
severally promise the superintendent of the
said asy um. and his successor in Office,
that we will faithfully maintain said -.
and find - in sufficient and suitable cloth
ing, while - may remain III the said asy.
lun; that we will monthly, hereafter, pay
in advance all charges of said asylum a.
gainsl said patient We also ngree to re.
move said patient from the asylum when
required; to defray reasonable charges in
case Of - elopemenl, and to reimburse (u-
neral expenses in case of - death.
Witness our hands and seals, this - da y
Of, A. D. ls-.
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I l.. S. |

Sec. 13. If there shall be balance in
the treasury oil the institution TO the credit
of patient removed from the asylum,
the treasurer shall pay tito the person au.
thorized TO receive the same.
Sec. IA. 1.-THE clerk of the court of
common pleas Of the proper county shall
transmit to the superintendent certificate,
under his official seal, setting forth that
any patient in the asylum is in needy cir
cumstances, within the meaning of this
act, upon the receipt Of such certificate by
the superintendent, such person shall be
state patient.
III. admission Of State Patients, &c.
Sec. Is. For The admission of Stale
patients, the following proceedings shall
be had: Some citizen residing in the prop.
er county, shall file with a justice of the
peace of such county, statement, in wri-
ting, which shall be substantially as fol-
lows:
State of Ohio, - county, ss.
The undersigned, a citizen of the state
of Ohio, residing in the said county, here
by states rs follows: - naming the per.
son is insane His insanity is of less than
two years duration, or, his being at large
is dangerous to the safety of the commu-
nifty; he is in needy circumstances, and
has legal settlement in - township, in
this county, and an inhabitant of the state
of Ohio. These facts can be proved by
-, and -, naming at least two persons,
one of whom shall be respectable physi-
II dow &c
-, \. b.
2. The justice shall thcrel'pon issue
subpenas for the persons named as witness
es and such other persons named as he may
think proper, commanding them to appear
before him at specified time, to testify
concerning the facts set forth in said state
ment. Subpenas may also be issued for
witnesses in behalfof the person alleged to
be insane.
3. Before the time specified for the ap-
pearance Of the Witnesses, the justice, with
some other justice of the vicinity and of
the same county, shall visit the person al
legged to be insane.
4. At the time appointed, (unless the
investigation shall be adjourned over to
some other time,) the said justice shall pro-
ceed to examine the witnesses in attend
ance. AT least one Of the witnesses ex-
amiDed shall be q respectable physician.
Sec. 16. If, after such visit and in
quest, the justices shall be satisfied of the
truth of tho facts set forth in the statement,
they shall require the medical witness
forthwith to make out q certificate, such
as is required for pay patients by the
twelfth section Of this ac;; they shall like
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

A girl who had become tired of single
blessedness, thus wrote to her intended.
DEER JIM:-Cum rite off if your cura-
min atall, as Silas Homes is insistin' that
lshall have him, and he hugs and kisses
me 90 continually that | kant hold out
much longer.