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The southern press., 1851-04-05
POSITIVELY, LAST ExH BITION S,

G DDON'S
Transparent Panorama Of the Nile, Egyptian Gale
W .Mummies, &c.
ON Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursday and Sa.
~ turdays, Mt clock; and on the afternoons OF
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 81 o'clock. Doors
open an hour before.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Admission 25 cents; Children half price
April 5--3t.
The southern press., 1851-04-05
EGYPT,s REVELATIONS.
FOUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL LECTURE

(DisTIScr FROM THE PANORAMA
T TPON the latest Egyptian Discoveries, will be
| commenced by Mr.. GLIpDON, on Tuesday
evening, 9Th April; and continued on Friday Ilth,
Tuesday I5th and Friday 18th, at ODD FEL.-
LOWS HALL, at O'Clock precisely.
SUByEcTs-See Programme; to be had with
Tickets at the National, United States, ard Will
ard's Hotels at Mr.. Frank Taylor's bookstore,
and at the door.
TERMs-Ticketst TO the course, Gentlemen 81 50;
Ladies 81; Children and Pupils Is cents; Single
admission so cents; no half price.
The southern press., 1851-04-05

For the surviving, or the widows, or minor child
rem Of deceased officers and privates, who served
in the war Of 1919 with Great Britain, the Mexi-
can war, or in any of the Indian wars, since 1880.
Terms moderate where the claim is established
otherrpise no charge.
The southern press., 1851-04-05

THE AMERICAN CHAPEL AT RoME--The New
York Courier and Enquirer publishes the follow
ing correction of a report that the Papal gov
ernment had withdrawn the permission to Amer
leans in Rome of public Protestant worship
within its walls
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
White Slavery.

Many whig papers are just now beating
off Free Soil attacks in round about way,
BY the assertion that there is more misery
and suffering among the down-trodden OF
Europe, than among the enslaved ofAmeri-
ca. We do not see what particular bearing
it has upon the main subject; but we do
see whiggery is showing its utter heart
lessness by the citation. Ii foreigners are
suffering SO much as you say, why not feel
willing to extend the hand of sympathy
Why sttempt to throw foul water upon
KossUTH's letter? Why call the noble
and disinterested KINKLE sdemagegue
and sfor,une hunter"s Why say in
heart, what consistent whig friend said
to us in words the other day: 81 oppose
giving KossUTa any welcome whatever. 1t
will have a tendency to embroil US with
foreign powers, He was on the true whig
PLATFORM. He deserved credit for his frank
ayowal.-Piain Dealer. E7
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Found ii EGeclual.

w. B. Sloan-Sir I used your Ointment on
my hsrse, whose neck was very badly CALLED. and
had been so for long time. Ills neck and
breast, where the collar came, had become one
entire raw sore, which made it impossible to
work him in harness and for that purpose, for
the time was entirely valuless. And this dread
full sore, as bad it was and this dreadful sore,
as bad as it was, AMI am sure nothing could
well be worse in the shape of gall, healed in
the space of two weeks with one tor Of Sloan's
Horse Ointment. The horse is now entirely
cured, and bears the collar as well as any horse
need to bear it. He is not only permanently
cured but there is no scar or the least sign of
injury or defect discernible, and new growth of
natural colored hair covers the whole place. which
affords me great satisfaction. Having also test
ed the efficacy of your Ointment in various other
ways and cases, and always found it effectual,
am anxious its qualities should be more generally
known to the pub ic..
4THERSTON WELLS.
Ashford, N. Y. April 6, 1851.
Il See Sloan's advertisement in another col
umu F
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
: 3rriraI Of the Georgia.
New York, Nov. /

NEw YoRK, Nov. l9.
The steamer Georgia, frow New Orleans
via Havana, arrived here at O'Clock this
afternoon, bringing mails and passengers
brosght by the steamer Illinois, from Cha
gres.
The flliuo:sc met with an accident to
= her machinery on the passage from Cbagres
which detained her at Havana
The Georgia brings about $1,000. 600,
10 gold dust as freight, and $4oo, ooo IN the
bands of passengers, Of Hssom there are $50.
John S. Thrasher had been found guilty
Of treason at Havana. and was sentenced to
eight years in the chain gang.
The difficulties between the Americans
and natives at Ghagres still continue; 80
Americans and 70 natives are reported to
have been killed. When the lllirois sailed
the Americans were preparing to storm the
fort.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

KossUTH IN THE WEsT.-It is expected
tha, Kossulh will visit New Buda in Iowa,
the residence Of Governor Ujhazy. His
mansion ia thus described:
The dwelling is log cabin about fifty
feet in length, twenty in width, one story
high, with single roof. The interior is
divided into three compartments, and has q
floor formed out Of logs split-the fiat sides
smoothed and placed uppermost. One OF
these apartments, as is common in the
Western country, is used as kitchen, a
dining and bedroom. A modern cooking
stove stands near the fireplace; and oppo-
site, on shelves and wall. cooking utensils
and liable furniture are neatly arranged.
At the other end of the room two single
beds are placed, elegantly furnished, the
snowy white Of their linen contrasting with
the vivid hues Of their oriental covers. A
table stands near window, loaded with
books, documents and newspapers. y Maps
are displayed on the walls, and overhead is
placed collection Of guns, pistols, swords.
and scimeters, Of the best material, the
most skillful construction, and superbly or
nnmenied. But most conspicuous Of all is
a splendid portrait Of Washington.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Singular.

The Geauga Republic, flies the name Of
Winfield Scott for the Presidency, yet in
us issue Of The 4th inst, in speaking Of the
Presidency, says: @
ss.One year from yesterday the People Of
The United States, will vote for President.
We say vote, because they may not elect.
Il is hoped that they will, however. Who
viii be the happy mans Who can tell p
Il may be- some one whose name has not
YET been mentioned. The people may
take up some obscure individual. They
can, il they will, elect the great Webster,
but we presume they will not. -
According 10 that one would think TINT
the editor thought w ebster The only avail.
able man. Strange that he should fly the
name Of Scott.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
NKw ORLEANs,. Nov. Is.

ASk" ohLEANS, WV. 10.
The steamer Harrsy has arrived with
late and important news from the Rio
G.ande. Col. Caravajal has been COM
PEELED 10 raise the seigessof Mntamoras.
The Mexicans sailed out Of the town
and routed The Insurgents, who suffered inn
snanse loss. Caravojal succeeded in reach.
ing Caenosa, at which place be collected
his scattering forces, and was about return.
ng.to Matameras to renew the attack.
An extfa from the Office Of the Rio Bra
vo, in giving still later nccounts, saysthal
Caravajal was daily receiving large rein
forcements and had commenced his march
10 Matamoras, at which, place Gen. Ca
nails had. arrived with 800 of the native
Guards Gen. Urego was momennsily
expected, with 500 regulars, TO assist in
the defence Of Matamoras. @ Il -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

GOLD IN OREGoN.--The Oregon Spec
taior, Of September 80, now on our table
gives The details Of rich discovery o
quartz gold between Shasta and SCOTS
rivers. Miners were crowding there ia
great numbers. A party bad gone to Sac
ramento for the purpose Of procuring ma.
chimes to break and grind the rock. The
yield is said TO be greater than that of the
richest quartz mines of California.
James B. Leech, ESQ.,, Of Vancouver,
and eighteen men took out of Scotl's river
$27 900 in seventeen days, after complet'
ing their dam. Several large specimens
one weighing one thousand and thirty dol
lars, another over nine hundred dollars
were exhibned.-Gn Enc
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

TThe determination o! the people Of
Deleware 10 reform their constitution, will
doubtless lead to the entire abolition of slave
ry. The democrats have carried the con-
vention by large majority, under ban
ner upon which they inscribed, l., FREE
SUFFRAGE; 2. single district representation;
8, equality in reference to official quali6ca
tion; q, the election of public officers by the
people; judicial reform; 6, the fxedness
# the posito of theState in reference to the
negro question; 7, tax reform; 8, annual
elections; 8. the veto. Surely the people
Of Massachusetts are not going to place
themselves behind Della ware, ard admit the
whig Algerine doctrine that they have no
right to reform their constitution.-Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

A Hard DIG AT THE GoTHAMlTEs.-
The Boston Pathfinder throws heavy
brick at the New Workers; see if it DON'T
The New Workers are in bad way.
They erect costly churches, which poor peo-
pie cannot afford TO enter, and thus obstruct
the way TO Heaven by their love Of show
and now We learn that they are removing
the obstructions at @Hell-gate." at the pub
lie. expense This latter passage was spo.
ken Of several hundred years ago, as being
wide; butt scenes to have been found in.
sufficient to accommodate the increasing tray-
ehfrom Gotham.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
From California Arrival Of the Daniel
S webster.
NEW YnRK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
The steamer Daniel Webster, from San
Juan. Nicaragua, arrived this evening, bring
ing dates from San Francisco 10 the 18th oi
October. She brings about 400 passengers
$4,000 as freight, and about $5oo,o ,ooO
in the hands of passengers.
The Danie .fWebser sailed from Sar
Juan ontthe 9th Of November, with the pas
seueers brought down from San Francisco
by The steamers Independence and North
America
The Daniel Webster, with the steamer
Central America in tow, made the passage
from New York to San Iuan in Il days.
The Central America experienced much
trouble in getting over the shoals at the
mouth Of the river but finally succeeded
and from thence proceeded. up the river
without difficulty.
The mining intelligence By tk;s arrival is
of the most satisfactory charact.r. TIE
weather has beea unusually favorable, and
the weld Of gold from the different sections
Of the mining regions is steadily on The in
crease.
The steamer California sailed from San
Francisco on the 10Th of Octoper ior All
anna, with mails and 200 passengers, and
about S / 900 600 on freight on bOard.eS
Messrs, Adams & Co. shipped upwards of
half million of dollars in gold BY the Cali
fornia.
Since the cessation from duty OF the
Vigilance committee, San Francisco has
become crowded with numerous bands Of
desperate character, and some Of the papers
are strongly and earnestly appealing to the
con.mittee to set at work again.
The project Of steam navigation between
San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands
was likely very soon to be carried out
Hon. Selim E. Woodwork wassspoken Of to
command the first ship.
The u. S. ,sloop Of war V:acennes, COM
mander w. L. Hudson, left San Francisco
on the i 9Th Of October, on cruise to the
southwark and to the Sandwich Islands.
The steamer Mirror was burned near
Sacramento on the l4th Of October. Capt.
Clark and one Of the fremen were badly
burned. a passenger named Brown was
burned 10 death. s=e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Later From Havana.

@CHARLEsToN, Nov III.
The steamship Isabella, Capt. Rollins,
arrived to-day from Havana, bringing dates
to the 18th inst. The accounts confirm the
rsport OF NJ. Thrasher's having been SEN
senced to eight years in the quicksilver
mines Mr.. Owen, the American cousul,
was present at the trial, bnt was not allow
ed 10 sit down, aud all his a. peais and
efforts IN behaifsof the prisone. were treat
ed with indifference.
The Captain Of the brig Jerome, Of New
York, which was destroy ed. by fse on the
9Th inst, off Chatteham's reel, came passen-
ger in the Isabella from Key West. The
materials saved from the wreck netted
Sl9l.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Dreadful Accident.

NEW 4oRK, NOV. ~.
One Of the most frigh,ful catasirophes it
has been our lot 10 record, occurred this
afternoon. The following are as nenr as
can be ascertained of the full particulars:
About o'clock, and jus, before the pu-
pills of Ward School No. 26, occupying a
new building in Greenwich Avenus, near
Sixth Avenue, were about breaking up
school, The principal of the department on
the third story Of the building, Miss HAMS
son, was seized with sudden illness, of a
paralytic nature, which took such curious
effect upon her face that it coused The
greatest alarm amongst The children, the
majority Of whom were girls ranging from
s TO 8 years Of age. CONSERVATION, which
gradually increased, and in the midst, the
alarm Of fire was rnised. The children at
once made for the stairs, which, in their
eagefness, they completely blocked up, and
became wedged between the balis,rade and
the wall; suddenly the banisters gnve way.
end scores of children were precipiiated to
the ground, distance Of about 80 feet
The scene that followed boffles descrip-
lion; parents Of children quickly assem-
bled, and rs body after body was taken out
dead or injured, the screams Of mothers
were heart rending. So far as we have
been able to ascertain, AZ have been killed,
while there are, probably, about that num-
Der more or less injured. Some cannot re
cover, and doubtless before morning, the
list will be considerably augmented.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
M@ 9 80 -
Railroad Excursions.

Tn answer to the many enquiries from dlGere' I
Il Townships touching excursion parics On rhc
Is al Road 10 and from Cleveland, / w.u,d ,ema, 4
for the information OF ALL that Cars eapsols si ss'
ing sky persoas will be furnished Ton shrt
Tor the TRIP sr;y-6se dollars, from RSseaas, AMI
half,hc regular fare from other points the f.ae.
Sh.uld there be more than a ear load in a.v
party, they will be carried half the regular "a.
provided previous nouce is given. Sunday Scho"s
will he carred At a price agreed upos. WI
Wsdsworth, Ticket agent, tst the Elsenua Depot j
is authorized 10 m -kc the necessary arra' gsmer,s
C. PREN rISS, PresideBts
R,venna nj. Jst. 1881.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

+ misunderstanding y asserts.that this is
the age of iron, because we are drawn by
iron horses, on iron roads. constuct iron
houses, build iron ships, sleep on iron beds.
sit on iron chairs, drink from iron fountains
and keep cur u oney licked up in iron safe.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Windham Institute.

The Winter Term oftbeW beWindbamHig School
will commence on WEDNESDAY,, the Sd of
December.
Miss CHI. WILLIAMS, lady literally ed
ueated at Kingsville, and Mt Holyoke, and
Principal Tnstructress of the Kingsville cademy,
for the last year, will take charge of the Ladies
Department. A. PICKETT, Principal.
November 49, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
CHARLEsroN. FoY. l6.

CHARLESTON, Fos. 16.
ExPLosIoN.-The boiler Of the Lo,omo-
tive OF the express freight train which left
Hamburg on Friday evening for Charleston,
exploded when near Aiken, killing the en-
gineer and two fireman, and also horse.
Three of the cars were much damaged, and
;he telegraph posts and wires along the road
were torn down.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
NOV. IL Dec. a appointments.
Dr.. H. TUBBs.
ANdLYITCAL PHYSh,fAf

ANAL YiTCAL PHYSICIAN,
M ILL be in attendance at his ktem
wv as follows: ----
RAvESNA-Prenuss House, ThuIsd1y afternoon,
Friday a"d Saturday forenoon, ain, 5.h, & 9Th Dec.
AksoS-Cobbs Esihaage, rsesday and Wedres.
day, 81 and 81, Dec.
WAhREN Clinton House, Tuesday and wcdnes.
day. IIh asd la,h Nov. ~
cieyciaHd-Weddeli House, Friday and satsr.
day, 2lst and 22t Nov. t.. ..
Taose affected with disease Of the Lungs
Liver, Spleen or Kidneys, I,hsma' ions
Rheuma ism, Asthma. 81 ertness OF breath
or difficulty oi hrear hing, Dyspepsia, Brapsy
weakness or nervous debility, restlesness,
loss Of appe' iie, Cons ipatiun ,Iberane cDIeits
OF the St"mach, bilious affections, Gravel, ,
White Swelling, Cancer, ScrofnIn, Ulrers,
Impurities OF the blood, or any Chronc or
ong standing disease are invitcd tn call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. T. neither Gtecas nor btisters-Bor is
he Hoaeopafhist-he never uses Mercury,
.4ntinl1ny, .4fsenic nor any other Mineral IS
medical agent--nor is ne a Thomson,nm, he
neither Sieams nor gives E@etics! His
theory Of disease d, ffers from III others that
have been adopted: but not m"re so than
does his system Of treatment He does not
make s'ct to make ,uelI nor tear doirn to 6niLt
up dgntn nor allay nervous irritation by
patching up with anodynes
Visits to the above aupon' ments will be
continued once in four or FIVE weeks.
REMaRKs.-For years we devoted our whole
time and attention to the study, analysis and treat
ment of chronic or long standing diseases, oppoy-
tunit es sueh as few persons possess have cuablcd
US to remain and prescribe Tor some thousands Of
patients annually, comprising many Of the most
difficult and complicated cases known to the pro
fession. Ia addition 10 the monthly report found
below, we are always prepared to give great
amount Of IRDsPUrABLE LOCAL evidence showing
the success attending ueltnent of diseases upon
analytica principles,
Asthma Can be Cured!
So say our patients who have been struggling fo|
years with this relentless disease, but now inspire
feey and with comfort 10 the b,astiful air from
Heaven.
A single illus,ration-Mrs. J. Menser, Beaver
township, Mahoning county: e,se OF yerrs stand>
ing and denominated by physicians "a disease Of
the liver and as,hma-contirmed and incurabIe -
Breathing short and labored at times apparent
ly bordering upon -sufucaiion. With analytical
eatment health was fully restorcd in three months
and has remained good through all the changes Of
season during the year.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Buffalo. Nov. l9

Buffalo, Nov. l9.
The Syracuse Riot.-The Grand Jury
Of the u. S District Court have found bills
against twenty-five persons, Charged with
being concerned in the Syracuse riot. War.
rents not executed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Shalersville Institute.

The Winter term of this SCHOOL will commence
on MONDAY, the 18th day of November next
Miss o. s. PICKETT, will superintend the
Ladies' Department.
g Good board can be had in. respectable families
at the low price of 81 per week.
J. K. PICKETT,
Shalersville, Oct. "a, 1851. Principal.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Louisville, Noy.l9.

Louisville, Noy.l9.
Murder Tu Louisrihs.-Last night a
man named VIVA. Howard stabbed Henry
Driebaus, keeper of the White Mansion
coffee house, died this morning. How
ard was arrested.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Alarriaacs.

AT the Freedom House in Drakesburgh, on
the 18th inst, by O. Z. Drake. Esq, Mr.. LEVE-
RETT H. LARCOM of Freedom, to Miss
EMILY JANE CORY of Hiram,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Christmas Fixingsl!

u extracts of Lemon, Nu,aees, Vanilla, and Al.
monds;- every way superior TO the oils for
tvorng cakes, sauces, custards, eIies, and pastry
of all kinds. Also, Mitchell's Syrup Of Ipecac
which knocks the fits out Of the hopping cough,
cooling it down TO a pleasant sneezs;- and Mitch.
elI's Eye-salve that in three days dresses up the
worst looking eyes into perfect beauties; and
Mitcheli's Heave cure and Cshdition Powders, !,
without doubt the best in the wosaa for cattle and
horses, can all be had Al the
- NEW DRUG STORE,
az well as sprinkling of candies, kisses, Scotch
Snuff and Lemon Syrup! 4r7
DON'T mistake the Store.
Ravenna. Nov. 20, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Early arrival Of Boots & Shoe.

v HORR ia now receiving good assoc
~ ment OF q ,ots Shoes inr Fall and Win,'
wear Call ann see them as they are for sale ve..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
II missioners of Portage county at their next
session praying for the location ofa road to COM
mence at the road leading from Randolph to
Mngadore past the residence Of S,muel Aus
tini and at the east line Of lind owned BY icob
Acker, to run south on the line between lots
thirty y.nihe and forty, and twenty. nine aud thr
ty, and nineteen and twenty, thence south
through the land of John Miller, until il strikes the
east and west road the south liae OF land owned
by said Miller. A PETI rIfNER.
Randolph, Oct %, 1851. 4w33i.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

BOOTS g. SHOES,
NENS calf, KIP, aud coarse B ,ots, -.-.z
lN Boys do do do do
Ladies Caters, Morocco Boots, Calf Boots, and
general variety Of Shoes.
Misses Boots and Shoer, - H.
cbildren's Shoes, all styles,
all Of which have been purchased within the past
few days in New York, and for sale very cheap.
nov IA + A. V. HoRR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
The Revolution l..
come to an
BUT TIE REFOLUTIO.
PRICE OF CLOTHING 1S

GOING ON AT THE w
E.gGdE CLO7I:IyVG ST.
4 He subscriber just received and open
/ at the Sore 10 Litle's new blptk nearly
site the Pren,iss House, the lIIgcst AID best sc.
ted stock or RcaGY Made CIothiiP aud Fur"tshi'
Go,ds, adapted 10 tie season ever bfopg nj TO k'-
senna, consisting in par, Of Pilot cic'h, Blank
ard Felt BeaveS OSe'coats, dtess, hock, box ahf
sack Goals, black AZ striped catsutre, sa'iise',
corduroy abd tweed pants, Oi all drscripir s; black
ard figured satin, mere, Gloib, siiine', ~"st'
and plaid vests, veiy large variety Together wii
lsrge lot vi bye eIothing
Also, shirts all descr ptous uoder Shirts, ersw-
era, aud hanGkerehies, suspeuderr, e"fia-s.
coHs'orters, socks wOoleH and c"t'"B; ha.dsoEn-.
lot 81 fashionable hats; silk, piush cloth, ohd T.
cloth caps, Of the latest s,yirs: a'"vrs &t. r.
gether with eveiv article usually kept in clJihinE
store.
eS The above stock has been purchased
especial reference To the wants oi this coiamGs W
and will be sold considerably Gwcr. for cash, u
can be found elsewhere in the courty. He wau"f
respt ctfullY invite those 10 ii nj the abtvr
articles to give him cab, eoL6deL, tnai he will r's
able to satisfy them both 10 regard 10 quality amt
ice ofthe goods.
~ has also a nice lot ofrunks, sises, and car
pet bags, which be had at prizes D. Usually iow-
CHARLES GREENE IFLDER.
Rvenna, September "a, 1851 3al-5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

CLOTHS,
consisting Of American, German and French Broad
cloths. Also, large and splendid assortmen, Of
Doeskin, Plain and Fancy Cassi-
naeres, Cashmerets, Beauer, Tweeds,
Jeans and Sattinetts.
Also, large assortment of every kind and varie-
iy OF Silks, Satin L ,sings and Worsted Vesiings.
Also e large stock ot
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
all OF which viii be sold cheap Tor Cash.
Also, GARMENTS made to order, and warrants
ed to fl or no pay.
Cutting dose at a moments warning, and war
ranted to 6t If properly made up.
l.. DALRYMPLE.
Ravenna 0cfoher Ik. 1881.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

DRESS GOGDS-Piain, Figured, Watered and
plaid Popiins, Mohair Lusters, Alpacas, M
LeLaines and many other styles of Fall and VIM
ter Goods They are going fast, and cheau enough
Ladies please call. A.v. HORR.
ShalerssIlle, Sept. OH.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

ID ROADCLOTIIS, CASS1MERES,
- Siitinetts, Sheeps Grays, Tweeds, Ky. Jeanes
etc., etc pile on hand and for sale cheap at
nosl4 HORR's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
TAI LO RING
ENTARLISHMENY.

ESTABLISHMENT
EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW.
rTNHE subscriber takes pleasure to inform The
i cit zens of klvenna and vicinity, that he has
taken the shop door east of Days Store, and
10 now opening a large and extensive assortment of