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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-31

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cite. 8ierp fincet Montass ben 1lten
Nopsmber fat. Siebe Sefanntma6uns in si
ner anbern GpaIte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-31
Oie 9yennIplpanilebe a.sabl.

g8ir fino nun i'm Stanoe. Die Uouianbise, cffisi
eue S'imme fur Staatsbcamtsu uno bas 1menrr
ment Der @on0tution Don allen @aunties Su eeben
,pie oies in fOI9snber Isabelle aefbiebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-31
TaIrebc s,Oten auf bic eaueostsr s,auf:

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Ter &clirfnoten auf ole eoneaitr Sanf iid i'm Tim.
laufe befinoen. Sa5 @rapiren Der glosn fpn sien1,
lid gut aus9efnbrt. uno cas- Qnfsben Der Nctsn
uberbaupt febr gut fen. ousaenonimen eas Qapier,
welhes aushebt als Ub eS nit StrniB nter,oaen ND.
re. Nsan fam iecodb Die falitben Noten lridt pa.
ran srfennen, oo6 en9e Der 9u6Gfabrn in benz
gScrt ,.Ganeaifer cen Rrans berhbren, rpelder pas
Sur etnfen Der St9nette befncIite Merauion UNI
grbt. no bnaeaen In Den dobten 9loten iieb Elm be-.
trdttliter Hanm beftncet SwiIten allen 8utaa.
ben uno eem WCpauion. Uub iino Die Sudtjiaben
in ZEN Namen Der 9rapirer in ren falf6en Notsu
nitt aae pon Der nimliten 9r6se.
~ Der 1btb. SaIsnn 8eif Ieetberiaer Spres
der ees Senots Der mdbreno oen Iesten nsun Wos
natsn iebr 9rob pom Der 9ofofcfopreis 0einr eises
nsn partei) bebanpclt puroe. noem ie ibn ols Wers
rather etc fempeten. Weil er nbt eeraoe 70 tanSte
we lie pffen, war tti Der neuIidben @abI Gin rsis
wiut9er @anoicat fur Senator. aeasn ben reesImds
| ia ernannten e0fofofo Sanoioat 8udaIeu. uno er.
belt innerbaIb 5 MeiIen um Oanpile berum. irti
Ieiner Ssimatb l445 Stimmen pdbreno fein Seq.
nsr nur Ia ebie /! Columbia Gauntp CAB ieood.
cine Su ltarfe Mebrbeit sesen ibn, Inn ibn bu srs
pablen.
Rine pertr nt-gin 4 Sabre dItes
Mdotsn ces 6rn. MibasI Discr pOn pinesrope,
Shurlfiu @auntp, Fam am Steu October. Su sinem
traurigen SOoe. Safielbe fpieIte nit fsnen @es
fmiitern auf Dem Selee in Der Gdhe eines BREMEN.
Den &obIsnbaufeus aIs feline Rsicsr in Seur ae.
rstbsn. uno oaS fIens Spfer 70 febr uerbrannte,
caB es nod an csmfeben Qbsno untsr prn farG-
taIi6hen eeeen farb.
Surfifde @iuilifation.-Sr. 8rOwn, bsr
umeritaniIde Dro9cman Su GOnfanncpel. Der isst
nit Gmin 8ep ourd Die Ser. Staaten rsfst, er'
sdblt, ba6 bic f66nsn Gireafiiernnsn fOrtwdbrsno
nuf Dem SfIapenmatfts Su @onifantincpsI fsbr aes
fudt fino. Der prsiS IN 9sw6bnb jwif6sn 600
unb 10000 SboIer, ie nob oem alter, Der Sb6n'
belt uno ben GsiSsn Der SPlauinnen.
3uridgefebrt. = Sobn 6cu9b Don Buds
@auntp Der pOri9eS Sribiabr mad Californian snss
Fam Dor einaen g8oben Suriif uno III uoneOmmer
Sufrieoen, oa er ,,oen elephant eefebsn bat." Gr
6iI0ert Die bOrtissu Oin9e uIs irssno stwas. auesr
oerfpre6eno fur oieienaen. weIdbe eripaIten, ibr
9Iud bort nit esidtiserit uno gsqusmIl6tsIt iu
maden.
alabama Rdrmor.-Sn alabama IL cine
Marmor Sorte sniOrdt weIdbe aue bisber eiesiets
pes Oceans auf9efuuoenen hbertrifft. Sn tiuem
gruhe 500 garos lang uno 30 SUE brett, fno
pierSis pcf6ispsns Scrten @armcr snter6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-31

Gepii n.-Sur Die Gbdnberun9 Der GonIfi.
tuticn fino l44 57S Stimmsn eiueeeeben woreen,
uno III 932 bage9sn; fOI9Ii in Die Don Der Gefss,
asbuns uUreeftld9sne SsrbefIeruns pom SOIf an.
SenOmmen woreen. Ndbfss Spdtiabr, bel Der aa.
9emenen @abl. i'm October, baben mir aIfO unfers
Suoaes ,u erwdbIen, Die Damn i'm fcI9enoen Sscsm.
ber ibr Qmt antreten peroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-31
Sine sSeimatb umIOnft ~ befomnen.

Wlan bistst ieet i'm Staat Maine 8ausrsien um.
fOnf an. Gin 9siee 1T bsSbalb bel Der Gsfeeae
buns pa6irt bas Ginger @eriOn pon 100 bis 200
Nfsr 9isbt Sabbar in Swsi Ocer rrei Sabren an 4r.
belt an Der eaupftraGe. Su Dem Nomiuelwertb BON
SO Gents ben Qder; Sum ,9ro6sn 8OrtbeI fur Den
&dufer oIS ben Staat. Ser Bauer mu6 ieoob in
rem, uno Elm @obubaus erribten-peer in anoern
Borten, sr mu6 an bic Qrbett seben. feline 9auerei
Uerbeiisrn uno ie Sur toematb MAIDEN. 8ie Don
tem Sanoe weI6eS Settlers anssbCtsn, Iiest in
Qrcontcoe Gauntp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-31

QGabam Mdrmor.-Sn Alabama IL sine
Marmor Sorte snerdt. pel6e aue btsber oiesieits
bes Oceans aufaefuuoensn hbertrifft. Sn einsm
8rude, 500 garos lang uno 80 SUE BRETT fno
pier,ia perf6isbsns Scrtsn @armcr sntbsdt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-31
g 0uGe unb Sir 0 {.
setba Gauntp gdbullebrer. ssereiu.

9eesbener dnSei9e 9emdB perfamnlste tid Der
,eedha Sauntp Sbullebrer. Serein" am lesten Sanl'
flag. Den 26 Oftobr, i'm gourthaufe Su Quentaun
Sn Der Ubwefenbeit oes prdlpenten nabm Der
8ieeprdficsnt osn SOriis elm.
Die 8srbanblunsen Ger Spsi UOrissn 8erfamm-
luneen Uuroen perIefen uno an9enommen.
Die COMMITTEE uber pbonotppie uno pbono9rapbts
ernattste einen 8eridt. wslber anaenommsn wuroe.
Sie COMMITTEE ubsr Hedsnbhder beridhtete. eaB
OauieS' arithmetic uno SidnOr's Columbian Gal
eulator bic beffen Rehenbuhsr fur uniere S6uIen
fesn. Siefsr Seritt wuroe an9enOmmen. ieoOdb Der
Committee ben Quftras 9e9eben. bei Der ndbfen
8erfammIuna bes Sereins ausfubrIidter iiber bic
8srfdieosnbst uno 8OrSuse Der Ssdenbuter Su
bsridten.
Sr. Moss las sinen 1uffas ilber bic Gintbeiluns
Der SbhIsr in SIaiien; !Sr. g8 alton sinen iber
Photographic uno eefsn. Siefe bsiosn 4uffdee
| IoIlen i'm Druid erIbeinen.
@ine Miubsluns pom ,.Grawforb Gauntp Shul,
lsbrer Serein" muroe erbaten. uno Der corrsfponoi
rsnbe Ssfrstdr beauftrast. cine @OrrsIpOnosnS nit
befaatem Serein Su peranfoten.
Yfauer 8rcb Il. Der Soriesr Der @ommittse iber
ben 3utfano Der Shulen. wuroe anesfsat. Die Shu
len in 9eta Gauntp auf Ruffen ees Yereins ,u be
fuhen UNI su srabrsn. pie oisfeIben eebaen meresn.
mas fur Buber barin einasfubrt fino, u I. Numb
cann bel Der ndd(ten SsrfammIuns ces Ssrsins tu
beittten.
Da ciss Die idbrIife Ssriammuna par 70 fano
Die @abl fur 8eamtsn ftatt, uno oas Refutat in
ME ol9t:-Sonatban Geibaro. prdloent; Saccb
SIemmsr &iee prdfnent; g. Mcss prctcfolIiren-
Der Sefretdr; Yfr. Re6ler eorrefponoirsnosr Ssfre
tar; pfr Srobit. Sdaemeiifsr; Stsbence @om
mittes: R. 6. ebancIer, g. Sterner, &. &taros.
Die Committee. um Gsaenfdnee eur Sefprsbune
Dor ben 8ersin su brinsen uno 8epnsr ;u befOmmsn
bsfebt aus pfr. 8e6Ir, 6. Qree unc 8. Slemmer
Die nitifs SerfommIuns ces 8ersins foGl am
Iseten Samfa9 i'm December Su anentaun ffattfn
ben. =. Moss, SGc.
g. 9. g9sacn bss unsdniaen Mctrs uno Der aGwrrnhsit
bs outIhu 8sonsrs purbe ole MISUNDERSTANDING au unbss
Itmmte 3Cit ptrbctcr.
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
Young Lewis CaSS.

A letter from Italy, in the N. Y. Com
nercial Advertiser of Saturday, states
that Mr.. Cass our Charge at Rome, on
paying his congratulatory visit to Plus TX,
ut the Vatican, did not kneel and kiss the
Pope's slipper, as was done by the other
foreign ministers. To remonstrance
from his brother diplomatists against this
breach of etiquette, he replied that, as
Representative ofa republican government,
he could not kneel to any monarch on earth;
and, as Protestant, he certainly could not
perform such an act of homage to the Pa
pacy.
Good! A chip of the old block. We
are glad to find one true representative Of
our Republican character, abroad. Here
is young Republican who could not bend
his back to kiss the Pope's big toe or even
his slipper. Let the servile representatives
of Kingly power, crouch and creep to the
majesty Of Royalty. 1t is unbecoming
people whose political independence was
founded ON the declaration that, "by the
grace of God all men nre created free and
equal" to be seen kneeling to any power
less than tho Almighty.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

The NAuyoo TEMPLE AGAIN DESTROY
ED.-A fatality seems TO attend the Tenn
pie at Nauvoo. 1t was finished by the
Mormons in ls45, was nearly destroyed
by fire in l84S, and on the 9th of May,
a tremendous hurricane demolished the
walls. The Icarian community of Social
lists, under CADET, had purchased it, and
were engaged in repairing it, with view
to- fitting it up for schools, studying and
meeting halls, and a great refractory, for
thousand persons. The workmen were
engaged on it when the storm burst forth
with such violence, that the walls came
tumbling down, and the workmen had to
fly for their lives. Those walls that re-
manned standing had to be pulled down.
The surrounding buildings were also de-
molished, and in the wash-house, where six
lcarian women were washing, there was
SO sudden ON inundation from the rising
creek, that the women had 10 escape
through the windows. The community
are going 10 undertake an erection Of an-
other large and fine building.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
Faction makes Strange Bed-fellows.

We see new proofs of this every day.
In the United States Senate, lately, mo-
ton was made to strike out Of the Com
promise Bill the section which provides for
the settlement of the boundary between
Texas and New Mexico. The object of
this was 10 leave that question unsettled,
and thus virtually surrender two-thirds of
the Territory of New Mexico to the do
minion Of Texas and slavery-to give up
an extent of free territory nearly as large
as New England TO be converted into slave
territory. This is the result certain to
follow the neglect oc Congress to settle this
boundary question. And yet, in favor of
this motion, in favor Of leaving this ques-
ton unsettled and thus extending slavery
over two-thirds of New Mexico, we find
recorded the votes of John P. Hale, Chase,
of Ohio, and Seward. Of New York, the
ultra free soil members; and by the side Of
them are the names of Yulee Of Florida,
Davis of Miss, Mason of Va, Turney of
Tenn, and other ultra slavery extension
ISIS! Here we see the extremes met-the
lion of slavery and the lamb Of freesoiism
laid down together. Truly faction makes
strange bed.iellows. But fortunately, fac
tion did not succeed in its object. Detroit
Free Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

Royal Decrse-In the Washington Re-
public, the organ Of the President, par ex-
celIence, we find the following official bull
letin, addressed to both sexes who visit the
President:
Without meaning to be critical, I'VE would
suggest to those who converse with him,
that neither his qualification nor the just
expectation Of those who desire to be intro
duced, will admit of protracted interviews.
Since this Royal ukase has been issued,
the visitors understand how to approach
this official dignitary. The following are
the standing salutstions and answers:
tGood evening, Mr.. President
The President. sHow do you do sir
happy to see you
Warm weather. Mr.. President
Mr.. President Fine weather; it'll fetch
forred the garden sass very fast
Here the Interview ends.-Free Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE

The Township committees which were appoint
ed to raise funds for the purpose of procuring and
improving necessary grounds, for the annual ex-
hbition Of the Society, are requested to report as
soon as convenient Those who have money in
their hands, are particularly requested to forward
it to the Treasurer, as grounds have been procured
and the Board are anxious to complete the neces-
sary arrangementsin time for the coming Fair and
Cattle Show.
If any of the committees have not completed
their labors, it is desirable that they inform the
Board of the amount already subscribed in their
respective townships, and it is hoped that they
will lose as little time possible in urging the inn
portance of the matter upon the friends of the 80
ciety If any who feel interested in the welfare
of our Society, should have no opportunity of con-
tributing to the committees, they may hand such
amount they wish to give, directly to the Treas
urer
Much injustice has heretofore been done to
members, owing to the want of such regulations as
would insure the correct action of awarding COM
mittees. Several cases of which came to the
knowledge of the Board, at their last meeting, for
instance: Hopson Hurd at the exhibition for
l849, presented pair of yearling steers, which
beyond question, were entitled to the first premium
for that year, but entirely overlooked by the
committee, not by any fault on the part of the
committee however. The Board corrected this
mistake as far as they were able. But nothing
can prevent the frequent recurrence of like mis-
takes, to the injury and final destruction of the
Society, but the speedy completion of the contenl
plated improve ement.
BY order of the Board.
Z. B. TAYLOR, Secy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
Surgical Operation Mesmerism.

DR.. Goats, of Batavia, performed sur.
gical operation on Tuesday, the llth inst,
at Barre Centre, upon Mrs. Royal P. Hib.
bard, removing almost the entire right
breast. Mrs. II. was mes,nerized several
days in succession, by J. d. Buckland, Esq.
ofthat place, preparatory to the operation.
She was not informed Of the day when it
would take place. On the day Of the oper
alton she was mesmerised as usual by Mr..
Buckland without any knowledge that the
operation was then to be performed. Mrs
Hibbard was entirely unconscious during
the space of three hours, the operation last
ing about one hour, during which time, and
while the blood vessels we're being taken
up, she seemed to faint or swoon for time,
but soon recovered and remained as before.
She arose and walked to the bed after the
operation, and lay under the mesmeric in
huence for about an hour; during which
time the organ Of tune being excited, she
sang q verse of the "Grave Of Washing
ton," with Mr.. Buckland, which she could
not have done in the natural state, for
want Of familiarity with the piece. On
being awoke, she pleasantly remark ed to
her sister who was present, show foolish |
always feel when come out of the mes
meric state," and not until she saw her
friends about her was she conscious of
what had taken place. On being asked if
she had any knowledge or suffered any
pain during the operation, she remarked
that she .'had no knowledge Of anything
that had taken place since she took her
seat 10 be mesmerized." ."-Orleans Repub-
5sooD
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
SkeHiGG,S SAIp

DT virtue of Vendi. Elk. to me directed
Id delivered from the Court of common
pleas of Portage county, Ohio: | shall ex-
pose to sale at public vendue at the door OF
the courl house in the town of Ravenna on
Monday the 29th day Of July next,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock, P. Nj. OF said day the following
described lands and tenementS, to wit:
"Situa.e IN the township of Nelson on lot
number one anl is also village lots No. 81
and 81 according TO pla. of the village of
Garrettsyile recorded in tie records of
Portage County June 9lst, 1888 saving and
excepting SO much of said premises as has
been re leased to one Henry Beecher. Also
one other piece of land situate in the town
ship of Hiram, in the County of Portage and
State of Ohio, and is known as being part
of lot number forty-six in said township,
and bounded and described as follows, CONS
mencing en- the nor h line of said lot num-
Der 46 at the point where the road leading
from near GaTretisvills in the township of
Nelson to the road leading from brakes
burgh in Freedom to the center of Hiram
crosses the north line of SAID lot from thence
run south line parallel with the east line
of said lot forty six, to land on the same
lot formerly decided by the Auditor O.
Portage County 10 Lcman Ferry, thence
west TO land now owned by Charles A.
White, thence north line parallel with the
east line to the center Of said highway,
thence eastward along the center Of SAID
highway to the place Of begluning, supposed
to contain ten acres Of land"
Taken on execution as the pr perty Of
Harvey White & al. at the suit of Mace
Luther,
lst piece appraised at S2ss,oO.
I'd IS 4" $1,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Forage Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
LARGE TUMOR.
WASHINGTON, Iowa, Jul

WAsuINGToN, Iowa, June ., 1919.
DR.. w. B. .SLoAN-Dear SRI had horse
which was unable to use for about two years,
on accoun, of very largo tumor produced by
the collar. 1t was sore and painful that ho
would not allow common martingal around his
neck. tried all the linments in the country
which thought might be of any service, but
they all appeared to aggravate the disorder. L
had lost all hope of his recovering, and turned
him out to die. Several of my neighbors ad-
vised ME to try your Ointment and Condition
Powders, but told them thought IT of use,
as I Ind tried various Ointments and Linl-
mcnts without benefit; moreover the horse np-
peared TO be otherwise declining IN health.
However upon their recommendation. l ap~
piled tho Ointment and gave the Powders as di,
rectcd. lie began TO improve very soon, ana
in the course Of four weeks was as well as any
horse in the neighborbood. have worked HIM
since, and there is up to this time no appear
ance of return Of the tumor. l can there's
fore confidently recommend your medicine IN
preference TO any others in existence, serd on
plenty off hore, I am sure you can mud saio
for large quantity. .-
Yours sin ccrely,
3na55 w w McrFAT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
DR.. H. TU BIS.
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAl

ANAL lllCAL I'll YS1CIAN,
IAN be consulted at his room, Ravenna,
" Prentss House, Thursday and Friday,
the 4th and 5th of July; at Akron, Cobb's
Exchange, Monday and Tuesday. 9Th and
9th of July.
Those afflicted with disease OF the Lungs,
Liver OF Kidneys, Infamatohs. Dropsy.
Rheumatism, Asthma, Shortness of breath,
or difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia, weak
ness or nervous debility, restlesness, loss
of appetite, Consumption, arrangement OF
the stomach, bilious affections, Gravel, &C.,
are invited TO call.
No Charge for Consultation.
Reference to individuals restored after be-
ing pronounced hopeless by attending ply
siclans, can at all times be given to illus
trate the efficacy Of the Analytical practice.
DR.. T. will continue his visits once in four
or FIVE weeks.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
THE BEST BOOK
OF THE KIND EVER PUBLISHED!
w. B. SLOA MS
COMPLETE
HORSE FARRIER
AND
CA TITLE DOCT TOR.
THIRD EDITION. ENHANCED.
PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake st. Chicago, III.
FAMILY MEDICINE,

Sloan's Ointment is now universally ack-
now lodged to be an infallIble remedy, in every
casc where it has been faithfully applied on the
human system, for promoting Insensible Fer~
spiration, drawing out the flammation from a
wound, relieving pain Of every kind, and in It's
healing qualities The world does not pr roGuee iis
equal, and the public pronounce il the cheapest
and best Fam, ,ly Ointment that has ever been
used. All diseases Of the Flesh, Obstinate Ul-
GERS, Old sores, Chilblains, Sore Throat. Burns,
Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Nipples, Sore
Breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Ague in the face,
side, back. and the other parts of the system,
Bois. Ulcers, ,scald Head, Bruises, Fresh wounds,
and every kind of sore containing the least
particle Of Inflammation, are permanently cured
by this great remedy. w. B SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 40 Lake st. Chicago, Ill.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

DEATH OF HIGH CONSTABLE HAYS, for
many years High Constable of New York
City, died Of old age at his residence in
Lispenard street, on Friday. He was
one Of the notables of New York, having
been in office, under the munipal govern
mont, for more than fifty years. he was
when in his prime, the most noted thief ta-
ker in the country, and one of the best in
the world. No complications OF knavery
seemed to be too deep for him to unravel.
The name Of "Old Hays is known from
one end Of the country to the other.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

Warlike Neaos from Havana.-The
schooner Lamar, four days from Havana,
arrived at Savannah yesterday. The [city
is represented as being quiet, though the
citizens are drilled daily. Though they
60 to their occupations with muskets on
their shoulder, believing another enemy is
coming to attack the Island. The Ameri-
cans, recently captured as part of the Lo-
pez expedition, are still imprisoned. Two
clerks were imprisoned by the Government
officers, for making some incautious remarks
in regard to Gen. Lopez.-Post, June %.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
SIleriG'S sale.

DY virtue of writ of Lev. Fa. to me
ID directed and delivered from the Court of
common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio. !
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court house in the town of Ravenna on
Monday the 5M day Of august nsst,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock, P. NJ y. of said day the follow.
ing described lands and ienements, 10 wit:
"Situate in the township Of Ravenna in
the County of Portage and State OF Ohio
and is known by being village Lot number
eighty four and the west half Of village lot
number eighty three in the village of Ra-
VIENNA as the same are distinguished in the
plat of said village which is recorded in
Portage County Records excepting forty
five feet of the west side of Lot number
eighty ,four) including the Brick Store and
ali other buildings on said premises"
Taken on decree wherein Isaac Swift
was Complainant and Charles Clapp & al.
were Respondents.
Appraised at 100000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
July LIST, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
DENTISTRY.

Rooms IN Seynaour's Block, over Post OBIce
DR. B I. SPELMAN, DENTIST, would
- announce to the people of Ravenna
and vicinity, that: he has located perma-
nenlly in this place, and is prepared to at
tend to every call in his professional line.
Since the introduction Of carved work by
the Boston Dentist, by which they are ena-
bled to insert teeth that are VERY MUCH
more sERvIcEABLE and durable than the old
kind, and by which they are enabled to i'm
itate nature so exactly that the most careful
observer cannot detect the mechanical
denture, the profession has entered on new
era, SO that the old practice, in every de-
partment, is either greatly improved or
wholly abandoned.
DR.. s. is in possession of all these I'M
provements, and is prepared to WARRANT his
work, either on the Improved or old plan,
equal to that of the Boston Dentists.
June 10, 1850. 262tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Columbus, June 26, 1850.

Columbus, June 26, 1850.
The Convention laid the resolution to ad-
journ to Cleveland on the table-probably
the final fate Of the proposition. The vote
against an adjournment to October, though
small, is by no means conclusive. During
yesterdays debate, gentlemen of much en-
lnence, and of different parties, Stated the
opinion that it was impossible to finish the
draft Of a Constitution, so as to present it to
the people in October. do not concur in
the opinion that continuous session during
July and August would not suffice for the
consummation of our labors. 1t is evident,
however, that since the tabling of the Cleve-
land proposition, the current of an adjourn
ment over is on the increase.
| was mistaken in supposing that parti-
san feelings would control the matter. Judge
Kennon, Of Belmont, "a democrat,) pro-
duced by his remarks decided impression
that it is impracticable to close the session
by the lst September. However it may be
decided, the responsibility will rest alike
with Wings and Democrats.
The cholera is not violently epidemic in
Cincinnati and l do not believe that it will
prevail extensively in the State; but
should it appear in Columbus, the Conven-
ton will adjourn until Ocober.-Corres-
pondencs Of the Sandusky Mirror.