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The New York herald., 1850-01-28

STooL. PIGEON MysTERIEs.-Look out for the tria
of the Drurys, and those that Will follow. There
will be some rich developements in the mysteries of
stool pigeonDg, in connection with certain coteries
and journals in this city.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

MARKET News FROM CARDESAs.-we learn from Cap.
Eer Of the bark s. L. Crows from Cardsnas arrived
at this port yesterday, that there was but small
quantity ofmoasses coming 10, and it purchased
mostly previous to arrival Other kinds OF business
without material alteration.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

ENsLAND AND CENTRAL AAERIcA-Tne accounts
received by the lsst arrival from England relative
20 the pending negotiations between that country
and the United States, in connection with Genital
America, are fdgetty and very unsatisfactory. 1t
appears that srther orders have been issued by the
British government for the concentration Of other
portions oi the British naval force a, Central
America.
Why al those naval movements on the Atlantic
and Pacific, directed to that part Of this continentl
We much fear that American interests in Nlcara-
qua and Cenual America are not looked after with
the energy and attention, by Mr.. Clayton and the
present cabinet. with which British interests seen
to be cared for by the British government. The
famous treaty negotiated by Mr.. Hise with Central
Amenca, as we have frequently shown. gave the
United States great and manifest advantages ia
the possession OF the route Of the canal between
the two oceans, so necessary to the consolidation
Of this republic in its Atlantic and Pacific States
Yet that important treaty was thrown under the
table by tie Secretary Of state at Washington,
and is entirely withheld from Congress- until per-
hsps now il rs too late to retrieve the that
have been committed
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

INTELLIGENCE FROM VENEzUELA-We have re-
ceved letters from Curacao, OF the 4th inst They
state that affairs in Venezuela begin to wear a
threatening aspect again, and another outbreak is
anticinafed
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

BALTIMORE, January 27. 1850
The cotton market was quiet yesterday. Sales OF
500 bales were mace at firm prices Five thousand
Be gs Of Rio coffee were sold at 131sc
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
Troops for California

BALTIMORE, January a, 1850.
The ship Monterey, of this city, sailed from Fort
MsHenry to-day for California. She had on board one
hundred L. s. soldiers
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
The Southern Mall,
Markets

BALTIMORE, January q, 1850.
Savannah.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

TnE RAILROAD DrcIsioS IN NKw JERsEY.-The
decision Of the highes, judicial authority in the
State OF New Jersey, to the effect that the Camden
and Amboy Railroad have violated their charter,
has created a great deal Of attention in this com
munity. A million Of dollars and upwards are in
volssd in this decision, for large number OF suits
Instituted for the recovery Of penalties on the same
errrads. have been in abeysRce. awaiting the de-
cisicn which has just been rendered. Is there not
some hope now Of an entire abolition Of the mono
rtly
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

Arrans At CrRAcoA.-The dates from this
island are Of the 4th inss. There was no news OF
Importance. Trade wss rather dull.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

This steamer Is now fully due from Chagres,
via Kingston, jamaica She may bring two weeks
later intelligence from California.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

Naval Intelligence.
ON the 1ltb Instant latitude 81 3s longitude 70 rs
two sAips Of var frcn Norfolk, Vs) we're seen stand
ing esst.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

SUNDAY LEGISLATION small coterie Of saints
each aspiring 10 the seventh heaven, have called a
meeting on Wednesday evening, February the
sixth, at the public hall Of the Hope Chapel, IN
Broadway, for the purpose Of adopting measures to
stop the sale Of all newspapers Sunday, and of
pr,yeEung the demoralizing influence of the Sun
day press on the youth of the cuy.
The uoralsts in this reform confne their labors
to the Sunday newspapers; but we think, il the
movement is right, they should extend their ener-
eies aRaInst the very general practice Of driving
noisy milk certs through the city, and crying milk
for sale on the Sabbath days also, against the OPEN
ing Of tie Poet Office, and the crowding of mer-
chsnts and all sorts oi people around that establish
ment, during certain hours, thereby disturbing the
peace OF the Sabbath; also, against the sailing or
sTriyiug of vCesels and sinfu ships the Sab
bath day; and in fact to the necessity of vessels
at sea, whether steamships or other vessels, lying
10 that day, instead Of, contrary to the law and
The prophets, proceeding unlnteuup,edy aud ire
ycienily on their several voyages. II we are to
refoim. lei us have thorough, efleciua, and radi
eel reform Of all nusaaces of all dissertations OF the
SubbGth day; and when we have ssnciified tina,
day sufficiently. we can begin with Monday, and
60 throrfh The week sp 10 Saturday.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
places, which would put our statements beyond the

places, which would put our statements beyond the
reach of doubt.
1t would be amusing, if il were not horrible, to
see what pains these atrocious dissemnaters of
vice are taking to create an impression that all
who oppose their doctrines are the enemies of
virtue. Why, these unprincipled sectaries are
always prating about "urtue," the "sublime
idea," the transcendental philosophy" and the
"mysiical school of virtue" They have, by
means of Fouriersm, animal magnetism, and
every other ultra SIN of the times, been slowly
undermining all established ideas of virtue and
morality, until ultraism, in some form or other,
has become the prevailing spirit Of the times. AT
one period it assumes the form of antl-rentsm;
at another, religious fanatacism; and finally it
seems to have consolidated itself, at the present
! time, into ferocious and bloody minded type of
abolitionlsm. These people are crying out for a
dissolution Of the Union. The most sacred of all
obligations Of a citizen of republic. they heed
lessly throw off, and recklessly try to hurl the
North and the South into decisive conflict, that
will rend the republic asunder. The disciples Of
socialism are ,smos of them, deceived. They little
dream of the fatal consequences that will swat
on" their principles but human charity can hardly
believe that the teachers of this system know not
what they do. They must know that they are
corrupting society; that, one by one, they are
wearing away the cords which bind the Union
together. They know that, in every family where
their infamous publications 60, they are sapping
the foundations of virtue.
Such has been the result of Socialism in the
old world, and such are some OF its develope-
ments in the new. It becomes, in period like
this, the duty of good citizens to frown down every
attempt to destroy the peace of society and the
frmness of the Union. Such is the duty and such
is the business of all who wish to see our nstitu-
tions preserved and the rich legacy, which cost
our fathers treasure and blood, perpetuated to a
distant posterlty
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

OUR PRIVATE TELEGRApHIc CORRESPONDENCE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28

BuRoLxRs xNo TMEvEs ABouT. Cow
fNorHE pRoP "A despatch reached here
from Buffalo yesterday, saying. "Look
out for two young men," describing them,
who had committed large theft ,here.-
GALLAGHER was on the alert, and very
soon got wind of the rascals by their com:
ing the drop game on one HENRY FuRn OR,
q young man from Portage county. They
done him 10 the tune Of $9I, one getting
him 10 show his money, while the other,
whom he had accidentally met and took
for n stanger. snatched the same and ran.
The remaining villain was caugh, by ERAs.
rus Smith and others, and is now in jait.--
His name is VIM. O'BkrEN. On him
we're found Two letters, one written to his
wife, in Palmyra, N. Y the other 10 his
mistress in Buffalo. There is a special
Grand Jury in session TO indict. him. His
accomplice will have to be smart to evade
our vigilant police.-Pla.n Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
.-- CLOTHING ~
MADE BY MACHINERY.
| KIlIIE subscribers have purchase.

>aa YTJHE subscribers have purchased
III l. the right to use BloDesT & LE-
-NL rows improved SEWING MACHINE
in this County, are now ready to manufac-
Clothing Of Every Description,
at the shortest notice and al reduced prices.
They have employed b. A. DERBY to take
charge fof the shop and will at all times
have in connection with him the BEST
WORKMEN that can be found to make
up work. All work done in their shop will
be warranted, and made good ifit fails.
They will also, il required, hold them
selves in readiness to manufacture cloth
caps and Ready Made Clothing for country
Merchants on short notice. All who want
clothing made. will do well TO call at their
Shop, as the saving in the price is no small
object. All persons respectfully invited to
call and see the machine operate.
They are also agents for the sale Of Los
rain and Medina Counties, as well ns for
some towns IN summit county.
Tailors particularly are requested 10 cali
and see the Machine work. se.sz t55
Town rights for sale. - Essss Eszssz
GFShop over DR.. Swift's Drug store, first
door east from Post t.office.
w. B. MATTHEWS,
.-. G WILLIS.
Ravenna, Oct. 90, 1850 e89tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
Ravenna Prices Current.
corn TED wEEKLY..
: DIR. GuYsoTT;s

So. ls. DR.. GUYSOTT'S tt.s.-....
yellow Dock and SarsapariIIa,
for the cure Of disease, or as spring purifier Of
the BLOOD and as a general ToSlc for the system,
is unrivaled. -G4.t, s.sfE-
The curative powers of this extract are truly
wonderful, and all invalids should make imme-
diate trial of the yellow Dock and sarsaparilla'
1t cannot ipjure the most delicate patient.
L3~l SCR0FULA. AE 80.
1t has been remarked by eminent men, that in
the varied catalogue Of diseases to which man is
liable, there is scarcely one of such Importance
and Of such interest as Scrofula, whether we
look to the obscurity Of its origin, its insidious
progress, the number and variety oforgans that
it attacks, or its remarkable incurability and ex-
tensiye fatality. l- 50 .s'E'ad Y q I -
Scrofula has bafaed the skill Of the most emf
nent Physicians in this country and in Europe
But there is an antidote for this disease in Cdr.
Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rilla, !" which is proving itself perfect specific
in the most severe cases of Scrofula.
ETSee advertisement. : ~ q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28

GTAn elderly gentleman, accustomed
to ''indulge." entered the room Of Ger.
tain inn, where sat grave Friend by the
fire. Lifting pair Of green spectacles
upon his forehead. rubbing his inflamed
eyes, and calling for hot brandy and winter,
he complained to his friend that this eyes
were getting weaker and weaker, and even
spectncles didn't seem to do them any
good" "l'll tell thee friend" replied the
Quaker, "what think. If thee was TO
wear thy spectacles over thy mouth for a
few months, thy eyes would get sound
again. 1s2 e.- ~,. 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
November, Appoininl tla,s.
70 81, .' DIR. H. TUBBs. 70 t,.'.: a'' +.
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN. +,

vr7IIJb. in .t,ena,nc. ~ Ii. p.o,,
w =. foIf,a. -. = ~" ~ nun ''oo''
R,vpxn.-p,ent;.s TL,use. F,id.y .f,.r-
noon and S.,,rd, 10. esd s.,I ga of Nnr.n
MA.sIhon--American House. " Mo sdav
and Tuesday, 4,h and 5th of Nov. I1-.E-1
/, CAsro,-Myers Hotel, Thurxdsy and Fri.
day, 7.k and sih tf Nov. -, .t'- =.
NRw LIsBon-lVa Vatsons Ifotel, Saturd ~
and Monday, sin and 'ifth Of Nov f''5@ 81 =
CANrrRLD-Easle Hotel, Saturday, is,hof
Nov. ~ = .!9a E-s:, "a 3i'.is, sn sIli
Mansion House, Monday
and Tuesday, ztBti, and i9ih of Nov. -
l w WAaRH~-Paitzgsoff House, Wednesday
ard Thursday, sO,R and aist of Nov.
| AKRoN-Csbb's Exchange, Monday and
Tuesday s5,n and ss,h of Nov. -,
,CuYAHcsa. .FALLs-Stag House, w edaes
day. s7th Of Nov. -. :. '-''' -.
Observation-Disclosures House, TIGnv ,
Saturday and Monday, 2s'h, 50 h and ss,h
Of November and end ct Dee. p = ..,sf
MrDara-Ch,dc.ter House, Wednesdav ss.
and Thursday, forenoon. a h and s,h Of Dec.
Observation-Disclosures .1ou>r, Friday and
Saturday, 9Th and 7tn OF u .,z,:..,
Those affected with d!seuse Of ife lAngs,
Liver, Spleen or, kidL 'ys,A 1 ID hraaet l loi's,
Rhenna'isln, Asthma. STD 'tncss OF breah n
or difhcuhy Of breathing, Dy, oeTsia, Dropsyi
weakness Or nervous debility, restIesncss
loss Of appe' ite, e,Cens'ipation,b d. 'rungementa
Of the Stimach, bilious affsctio.s. Grave
White Swelling, Cancer. Sclofule, Ulcers
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
New Goods.

F. w. Seymour is now receiving his
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, and has
furnished US advertisements for the same,
but al so late an hour as to render their in-
sertion this week impossible.
We wish our advertising patrons to bear
in mind that to secure the insertion Of their
advertisements the coming week, they must
be handed in before Saturday noon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
THAT MAMMOTH BOOT!

A T the sign Of the Mammoth Boot, (nesr
n " opposite the Premise House, beneath
the Daguerrean ronms.) will be kept ton-
stantly on hand all kinds of water proof
Boots and Shoes, manufactured expressly
for this market, by the subseiber. We
wish il understood that we want TO raise
1000 collars in two years, and to help W
do it, ant the patrt n lse Of one or two out
of every family in III county. We want TO
pay the printer, and nothing ehort Of the
above sum will enable TIE to do so All work
warranted good and waterproof. French
Calfskins only used in fine Boots.
JAMES MOLOWNY,
Oct. ie. French Rent M.t~r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28

have tssn dsnegsasd by our Executive
senlShli % ths l6fms prescribed by the
p1SI1e1tion thSir surrender has been re-
sflse4. II one Of these kidnapped citizens
hornin our state should now escape to
Ohio's soil. you and are bound by this
saet OF Congress 10 lend our aid to seize him
70 ibsten the cold iron upon his limbs and
10 drag him back 10 land Of sighs and
3soans and tears. Or should ne call at our
dior, ianhishing and weary, benumbed with
cold, faint with hunger and trembling with
fsar; Imprisonment, and penalties await
- under this Law. Will Ffesmen submit
u such lawf Has the spiri, Of our Pil.
axrin fathers departed from our land2
ssrast not. .2tet = ee a9.
a,fs La the popular voice be heard, ls, them
iauand ne repeal Of this infamous law in
lanxnase that shall not be misunderstood
~ shsis servants at Washington.
For yourselves and associates please nc.
ssptlhs sssufance Of my high respect.
Yours Tor freedom, for humanity. and
.e..J R. GiDDlNGs.
=. y .To Msssrs. VIM. Frazer, Enos p. Brai.
sanrd, lra Gardner, Henry L. Day, Sam.
usl D. Hafrisjr. Committee. 7-
Nj. Bsowning submitted the following
esannlptioa which sas unanimously adopted:
Sc 1eesolrsd, That we hereby pledge our
seayss each 10 the other that We will not
nSsisi, directly or indirectly, in carrying
ous ihe provisions Of this act; and that we
!. nil hald. ia. uiiar contempt. those Of our.
fsl,ow. .ciiizens who shall thus.aasis.. =; y.
,sasn1s. Peterson moved that copies Of the
ypsoeeS Sdings OF Ibis meeting be directed to
: President Fillmore, Hons. Daniel Web
stsr. Henry Clay snnd Lewis Cass-
- On moiior. Of Mr.. Case it was *. a..
= Rsselred, Thnt the Chairman and Sec
rstariss be- directed TO- appoint three per-
sons from each township to &c: as com.
mi,tss for the purpose Of procuring food
and tloshing TO be. forwarded to the suffer.
inx fasiliyes in Canada, and that the said
soI6eefs appoint said committee at their
sAflitst convenience. as
Hon. Ebem Newtoa being present, was
kcAaasd upon, and addressed the Convention
, ~ isngsh upon the injustice and unconsti-
suaioAaiisy ofthe Fugitiye Slave law.
O kosed that the several papers OF the
county DO requested to publish the proceed
ines Of this meeting. zas -. :,
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Tea s WIN. GOODMAN. Pres't,
G: KEEsE, Vice President. IN
L. W. Hall, lsec,e,arie., -
SsS p. Harris, Jr:
&Names Of individuals marked thus y were
NET In attendance at the meeting, and therefore
did not act in the stations assigned them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28

< FGetiing .jsalous of woman is sure
to pu. the devil in her head, il be wasn',
there before. We never saw saswife charg.
ed with doing wrong. without her being
guilty Of it in q week. IL yo,l fear things
aro going on il, the best method you can
pursue is 10 get up 4 coun,ersirri.ation,a and
make her jealous Of you. As for blowing
your brains out with pair. Of bellows, or
hanging yourself with trammel, don't
think Of fit.-Dntchnaan E.....--...--
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
Jenny Lind has come,

A ND SO have the Ney Goods at H.. l..
n &R. DAr's IN Collins New Store OPP
posite the Court House. .@s..r r -. /.
Weare now receiving our Fail and Win.
ter stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps and Muffs, all Of which were
bought within the last three weeks, and
will be sold at the lowest figure for cash or
ready pay. Allln want Of good Goods at
fair prices will do well to examine our stock
before purchasing and judge 70, themselves.
- ~ - H. L. L. r. DAY.
Ravenna. Sent. 10 1850. - !,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28

The S25OO Stock & ROst0 n Cloth.
ing Store $4,000 better.
N1OTWITIISTANDIN the extraordinary
IN stock of $s500 of Ne,o Clothing a, our
neighber's, the Public are cspablesof decid>
ing who has the OLD CLOTHING, and wouId
say that have no desire to drive, and a
much less disposition to be driven by any
$500 stock from any quarter, and those il
want of Clothing can assure that an exam
ination Of my Stock will satisfy them US to
style, make and durability. as we'll as that
they are as new os some stock that r. quire
RR ,GaiNG. r. B. Gil ISWOLD.
Ravenna, Sept. 81, 1850. 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
CINCINNATI. Oct. %.

MURDER IN CiNctNNATI.-A A man nam.
ed John Reilley murdered his sister.in-law
on Water street, last night. He caught
her by the hair, pulled her to the floor, aad
struck her on the head with the heal of his
boot SO Violently us to produce death in-
stantly. The woman's name is Thomas.
Reilley is in Jail. lntempernnce was the
cnuse Of it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
BOUNTY. LANDS.

TyHE Subscriber will attend to procuring
Land Warrants for those who may call
upon him, who are entitled 10 bounty lands,
under the recent net Of Congress, approved
Sept. 28th, 1850. .y..@-
: - SAM'I. STRAWDER,
Ravenna, Oct. ID. 1850. a .sfr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
ARg, 3. q, nAHCA,

RESPECTFULLY informs the friends Of
II Education in Rayenna and vicinity that
she intends to open .a9. so',.L- -.
g 20 nc SELECT SCHOOL, a.. ~ ~
ON THE 18TH OF NOVEMBER, 1850.
in the house formerly occupied by DARIus
LYMAN, Esq. for an Office. 1t is comfort.
able and pleasant Location for school of
25. Scholars Situated on Main st. in
rather retired part of the village. She
desires and hopes to prove worthy thaving
had some ten years experience in the art
OF teaching) the patronage of parents and
the confidence Of the youth. ss 50 s<e
Terms PER SESSION OF IL WEEKS.
For.the common branches, $500
For the higher English branches,
from ,-das45. % 90 to o., 90
Embroidery and Fancy needle work, if
desired, will be taught bv
- Mas. B. A. HATCH.
Ravenna, Oct. sS, 1880. 2ss'b
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28

.Eyli<st CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
Counterfeit $50 bills Of the State Bank
of Missouri have just come in circulation,
so we'll executed as to render them very
difficult. = = EEs 3.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
Feartesn Bays Later from California
AaaiyAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
NJ vc,v Oo," 10

New YoRx, Ocs. ls.
Tie steamer Crescent City, Capt. s,od.
&nst from Chagres. arrived al % O'Clock
this tnarning, ~nh "A days later news from
Csiilsrnis, bringing dates from San Fran.
esteN s6rhs 18th ni.. -
f'ks sysamer, Philadelphia arrived, ut
ch4srss 90 the 7,h. svs
TIE Essscsns City brings 3i2 passen.
fstsef. f.ODtt 900 in the hands Of passengers,
sal 1z3 yag ifi freight 81: = =. :.
NJ dxias al. .c:o!esa have occurred in the
issf sffsq.sesk as Ehags o.. =. ::
Cruces sud snsrnA ne healthy. 49,. =
.1hs Isihanns resdsto Cruces for the past
swo wsSfs hive teeu jim the most excellen,
condist6p, and, travellers; .hnve been ena-
blsd ,o'fsss ossf them with the greatest
Tbs t;atEssoaa road is also represented 10
be in fs.s,e, osdor. = - =
Ths aaesfnship Nennssso arrived at Pan:
ANA, ,ots tba Ah, with q |, 100000 in god
dust in frsigh. nnd $50 passengers.
The u. s: mails left San Francisco on
ths l5,h Of September. -@f .4,a
The steamer. Ecuador was expected
hourly, having left San Francisco on the
18th uit., with 80 passengers. 't 80
The its4ner Is,hmus was to have left
San Francisco on the 20th ult., for Ha.
vana. s-,s,.s.
The following passengers died on board
the Crescent City between Chngres and
Nov York: ., .srsrls...5 .Ig,sT 81
John w. Haskell, Of Boston, Mass. nged
81, died October 7,h. ssss &. $50.
Edward Cu,hbert, Of Newburn, n. C..
aKed Sd, died Ociober II. <7fg
Samuel Strickland Rodman, Of Jefferson
cs.,N, r, assd "a, died October II. y 3
Isiin Houghion. Of Windsor, w., aged
IS, died October IL. S. % ,s.5.sgs.sF
TmE SACRAMENTO RHvoLT.-Since, the
anpssasiShi of Mayor Biseiow's arm every.
thing g.has gone on most admirably, and the
stump las already commenced healing by
Grss attention. The wound through the
BODY 8 ID the most favorable state and do.
inx o we'll a. Can be desired. -, .s-..
Nxws raox The MrNEs.-We learn
tsdf on Waison's creek miners are averag!
ins haif 81, ounce per day.. Men are hired
st1hs fats Of wages averaging from SO to
% Per day. ~ -.
From The south branch Of the north fork
Of Feasher river as hear reports that the
ssnsfslisy of worknsn are making fair
Rich disgings hive been discovered be.
tween Nelaon's creek and the mouth Of
Battle crsek, which efnpties into the Sac
ramsn.o. The spot whore the richest dig.
sinns exist is about 30 rods by 40 in width.
Ths dit has iobe carried considerable
disiznss, but rspays those who are work
ing from two to three ounces daily. This
appssss formerly 10 Have been the bed oi
lie riysr, for the gold found here is very
c7srss and bright. gs .,.,-.
Henry n. Magic has failed to a very
large arnouns There has been 4 hard run
onlihe tankins houses, but they al stood it
sxespt shs above. s.a ga 2 z5.v'fsi !,
o ---sit ,s5 s'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
Great Arrivai Of New Goods

Great Arrival of New 20 oods 3
At the Brick Store in Rarenna.
THLETTS are receiving their Fall and
VI Winter Stock of New Goods. Their
stock, when complete, will comprise a
Fashionable and Splendid assortment us
can be ioupd in this Country. They are for
sale. aud If the People are desirous of bny>
ing Goods cheap, they have bu. 10 call and
see whether it is.true or not. a...
Ravenna, Sept. s8th, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28
New YoRx. Oct. %.

The N. Y. and N. j.. Synod of New
School Press byterians, nfier passing reso.
lu,ions Recommending obedience to the
Fugitive Slave Law, refused TO entertain
nm amendment declaring The law unconsti-
tutional. -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-28

DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
II that a petition will be presented to the
Honorable Board of Commissioners of Port.
age County at their Session in December
next, praying for the alteration Of road IN
the N. w. part of Brlmtield township, called
the Van Gorder Road, said alteration to
consis, in running aidroad ina direct line
from point in the center of the highway
opposite Porter B. Halls dwelling house to
a stump North fl. Twitchelrs barn near
the center of said road.
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Brim6eld. Oct, e3, 1880 4we89*h