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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
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German Practice of Botanic Medicine
II SNYDER German Doctor late Of Can
-. field would inform the citizens of Por
tage and adjoining counties that he has
removed to kaveLna where be will devote
his Whole attention 10 the practice Of his
profession.
As his success in practice is generally
well known throughout this section of
country tis thought unnecessary to multiply
words here IN it's favor. Suffice it TO say
that for upwards OF twenty years he has
been engaged in an extensive practice
treating the worst forms of disease common
to this country and climate. His method
Of diagnosing being more certain than that
generally practced he arrives at once at the
disease without snb;ec,ing tie patient to a
course Of treatment TO find out what ails b m.
That none may mistake DR.. S ,vder's view
in regi | to medicine he wou re ,,ectfhliy
say that all those who think that Calomei
and It's kindred medicines are s.the greatest
boon ever bestowed upon man. need not
employ him, as such remedies find no favor
at his hand.
DR.. Snyder's medicine is safe in al cen
ditions of life and those nbe to perfor M
light labor or attend to business are n, 1
prevented by using it. All those havb e
old complaints are particularly requested 10
give him a call. A general invitation is
extended to all invalids to cai and see, hear
snd be convinced, that this is the road to
health. No charge for consultations -
Charges for medicine reasonable but always
cash. Office for the present at his residence
Ciark's New Building East Main Street
Ravenna O. Sm3I8.
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JOHN & G. B. WHITTLESEY.
May 6, 1851. If
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
TURNER'S BALSAM, an infalliblc remedy
i for Diarrhet, Dyscntary. Bowel or Summer
complaint of children and adults. Aperfectly
safe and fficacious remedy under all circum-
stances. II has been used with happy and never
failing effect by some OF our most successful
practitioners of medicine, wherever introduced
for the last two three years, per certificates
accompanying The medicine. in pamphlet form.
Hundreds of cases ofboth children and adults,
have been cured and relieved by the above BAL
sam, after every other remedy had been tried in
vain.
The following isa copy Of a certificate relative
to the virtues, ect, Of the above Balsam, used in
the family ofthe Rev. III. Power, ofthc Metho-
diff Book concern, of this city, viz:
Mr.. TURNER-Sir: deem il due tc you to say
that for several months, have been irving
many remedies for DiarrbDa, but with little
success; but, hearing of your remedy, | pro-
cured one bottle, which l have used in my
family with great success and feel free to
recommend it to the publlcas valuable medi-
cinefor Diarrhei and similar diseases:
Yours, truly, J. H. foweR.
Cincinuatti, June 25, 1850,
The above syrup or Balsam is prepared and
sold Wholesale and Retail, at Samuel c. Turner'S
Drug Store, north east corner OF Orchard and
VI ain Streets at the store OF Gardlne, d 20. on
Main street, between Seventh and Eight streets,
west side, Cinclnnati; and at the principal Drug
and other stores in the West generally.
CuarIss HATCH, agent Ravenna. 3m 3f6.
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and the Farmers and Mechanics of the
State may rest assured that every thing will
be done to give the Exhibition fullness
and interest that CAN be done by intelli-
gence, energy and the free use of means
for that purpose.
We trust that every section Of the State
which is interested in its physical advance
ment will not only manifest that interest by
an attendance, but will also prepare and
bring with them something of interest to
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

the people of the State at large. The Board
have already the assurancet Of very full
attendance. Let it be suchsas the wealth
and rank of Ohio entitle it 10 among the
States of the Union.
We are Indebted to the accommodating
and gentlemanly Editor Of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer FOR the engraving of the above
map.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

= p A gun-rowder whigrapersays, ''Gen.
Scott has made some of the most brilliant
campaigns on record, and never failed in any
undertaking."
On the l2fh of Oc.oI err, 1912, Gen. Scott
was taken prisoner at the battle of Queens
towa. Did he undertake to be taken prison.
er?-Qhao Star
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

Above we give correct map Of the
grounds selected for the Second Annual
Fair in this State, which is to be held on
the oath, 25th, and 26th Of September next.
The grounds are beautiful, and located
within mile of the City of Columbus
The preparations for the Fair are now pro-
crossing rapidly, and will be in complete
readiness before the time arrives. The ex-
perience of last year gives the Board an
opportunity Of improving the arrangements,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

Col. BENroN's New Work The New
York Mirror says the Messrs. Appleton
have concluded an arrangement with ex-
Senator Benton for the publication of the
political work on which be is now engaged
in his retirement. 1t will form single
volume OF about 500 octave. The title of
the work will be, @Thirty Years in the Senate
OF the United Statos." -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

u We learn, through Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald,
that the agent of Col. Fremont has sold the
Coils claim to forty-6ye thousand acres Of
desirable lands, mines and gold washings,
in California, to a company in London, for
$22 per acre, amounting to about million
Of dollars, subject to the ratification Of Col.
Fremont
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Notice

rs hereby given that petition will be presented
IL to the Honorable Board Of County Commission
of Portage county, at their session on the first
Monday of December next, praying for Committee
and Surveyor to be appointed to Re.run and estabs
lish that part of the State Road from Warren to
Aurora, which lies between the west end of the
Cuyahoga Bridge in Mantua and the angle in s1id
road near the house of J ude Stevens in Hiram.
s July 2fth. 1851 So 5s fiv-
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NO GUIsIl MORAY.

DIR. STRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER,
is positive, speedy cure for every form
Il of Intermittent and Remittent Fevers,
Chill Fevers and Ague and Feyers. You
can have cure warranted or not, Just as
you please. Positively there is no quacke
ry, or mistake alb ut this medicine. Call
and examine the abundant testimonials of
The wondrful effect of this Fever destroyer.
For sale at the Recorders office, by r..
BARD, ap ent for Portage C unity.
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NEW GOODS.
H. wv. SEYMOUR

f. w. SEYMOUR
rs NOW receiving large and desirable
stock of Goods, which will be sold at
very low prices. Persons wishing to pur-
chase are respectfully invited to examine
nv goods before purchasing elsewhere.
May 10, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

81 BosToN, Inlys 80.
Gen. HIS. Dearbon, Mayor of Roxbury,
and formerly Collector of this port, died at
Portland, Me-, yesterday.
Francis Nye and Mr.. Morris were
killed by lightning yestarday. at Holmes
Hole.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
SELECT SCHOOL.
NEW GOODS
AT THE OLD DRUG STORE

AT THE OLD DRUG STORE.
T SWIFT is now receiving in addition TO his
i former extensive stock a large and care
fully selected assortment of aaqe.
Drugs, Medicines, Groceries, Paints,
Oals, Varnishes, Brushes,
Dyes, &c., &c,
embracing every variety of articles usually
sold by druggists, which he will furnish to his
customers at small profits, and warrant TO be
Of the best quality. At the sign Of the Mortar
opposite the Court House.
Ravenna, June 16, 1851. ... .-...
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HI will also attend at his Office, in Rlven"n from
ard liter the Sd day of October until the 2lh o
December, for the purpose Of receiving al taZes
charged the tax duplicate of 1851, that have
been previously paid. jackson T. GREEN,
Treasurer's office, Portage co.,( Treasurer.
R,venna, July 2tih, 1851.
N B-Tax payers, remember your road receipts,
and bring them when you came to pay your taxes
JACKSON 7. GREEN, Treasurer.
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rs hereby given that on the 10Th day OF May, A D
1851, Horace Haggerty filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas for Forage County Ohio, his petition
against Margaret w. Haggerty, his wife, praying
for divorce, and assigning tor cause, wifnl absence
LUTHER DAY,
32O-6w Solisitor for Petitioner.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

s a WASHINGTON, July 80.
PRESIDENTIAL TouR.-The President,
accompanied by the Secretaries Of war and
the Interlcr, leaves on Tuesday next for the
White Sulphur Springs, Va. 1850
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
LAND FOR SALE.

THE tract of land in the township of Ed
i Inburgh, nea: Campbells Port. on lots
Q and 8, fronting on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, and town line of Edin>
bnrgh and Rootstown, is offered for sale.
II contains beIW cen 80 and 100 acres. The
most Of it is heavy timbered. and contains
large quantities of good stone for building
purposes. A new saw mill, built in the
most approved manner, put in operation in
the fall and winter of IS48, is in good run
ming condition. ~
For terms and particulars, erquire Of the
undersigned, at the Campbells Port Grist
Mill.
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Three and half Days from
New York,

By New York and Erie Railroad, Steam
Boats, and Cepezand & PITTS
burgh Rail Road.
TUST received beautiful assortment of fig'd.
d strip'd. Chene. and plain Poplins, fg'd. Be-
RACES, Berage DeLaines, Gingham Lawns,
Swiss Null Robes &c, Ladies', Call and see
them before they are all sold-we sell them
cheap. A.V, HORR,
June 7th, ss ...
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Temperance.

Come to the Temperance Celebration and Pic
Mic, to be held in Randolph in grove, on Friday
the Is day of August next. Come Parents and
bring your children that they may be benefited
BY an address delivered expressly to them. Sew
eral able speakers from distance will be present
on the occasion. The sweet songs that may be
heard from the Choir led by D. G. MoRsE, Pro.
fessor of Music, viii add much to the interests OF
the day. A FREE DINNER WILL BE SERVED TO BOTH
OLD AND YOUNG.
By order of the Committee of arrangements.
Chauncy Harmon, Mrs. Wm.J. Dodge,
Austin Collins, Huron Morse,
VIM. J. Dodge, s. s. Ward,
J. G. Brainerd, J. F. Smalley,
Huron Morse, 4a M. w. Slough,
Randolph, July 25, 1851. -
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GHGaI LCl1likI IA 1 1 /
AVER
CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR TIDE CURE OF n
60 OUGHS, COLDS. s'a esass
no ARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,
tyHOOPING-COUGH. GROUP,
ASTHMA and CONSUIiPTION.5

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poyer 10 reiiexs asI saro ali eiroas cf tho
Lsrys, have painrst far il ceIrlri all, by
no otiel Radleines we ODER j, To lie afiil,it
will. saiire co ,fidcnce nm is y,rtncs atJ ~,
t,,Lt h.Iet tlpt n "a M. s,h,;Sc n, rr,.,,o s,h.
40 ", r9aI attacks Of s,scaec rvca tLe tLt.., a,I
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knnw ~, vexy ualurnuv attract the at,e,,,,ou ~.
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New Saloon.
MORRILL, & co.'s

U1U1lll1LI " CUI
Sky-Light Daguerrean. Rooms.
ALIENS BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
RAVENNA.
MINIATURES taken and warranted equal to
lyl any in the Union.
h4>Ofice hours from 8 A. M, to P. M. @2
LOCKETS! LOCKETS!!
1UST RECEIVED at Morrill, & Co.'s, direct from
u nv. a splendid assortment of Single and
Double
Gold Lockets
which will be sold with or without Miniatures at
the lowest possible mark.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
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N1OTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as administrator
with the will anne xsd, on the estate OF Jeremiah
Moufton, late Of Brimfeld, Portage County Ohio,
deceased.
t,s~ LYDIA UNDERWOOD.
BrimGeId, July %, A. D. 1851. 32l-3w
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administration to its enemies!-iStaf.
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5000 nrr nnor
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JUST puailsHEp AND fos SALE BY
.TOHM S. TAYLOR.
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BOOK SELLER sANDPUBLlsHER
143 NASSAU STREET NEW YORK.
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yoR TOW. sTiP AND rncR Fv FnEs.

TIE Treasurer or his Deputy win attend in the
several townships or nctr lhe usuI piices Of
holding eleciIn"s Tor the purpose of taxes.
from nine O'Clock A. NJ TO four O'Clock 2. Nj. ~
The 10 o,loRine days, to wiz "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

E CUTLIP EATINGER'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as ADMINISTERS
tor de bonis of Cutlip Eatinger, late of Frank
lin, Portage county, deceased. Dated at Brimfeid,
this 9Th day OF July, A. D. 1851.
LYDIA UNDERWOOD.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
GROCERIES.

/ Grocery in the Prentiss Block, west side ofthe
public square, General supply Of Family Groce-
ries, which they will sell as cheap as they can be
pu rchased elsewhere in this market.
July 26, 1851. MASON & SEVERNS.
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BY THE C. & P. RAIL ROAD

BY THE G. & P. RAIL ROAD
AHEAD OF THE EXPRESS TRAIN.
Taken from the Express Train
and delivered at my Depot near
ly opposite the City Bank. by
Williams White Horse Express.
s A FULL STOCK OF SILVER,
r;s.s: ,ss as.:9s ;fs
and Strait Knives, Hammers, Compasses, Edgers,
Claw Tools, Punches, Pliers, Pad-awis, &C..
Japaned and Fancy Patent Leather.
Victoria Pattern Buckles, Tipt tongues spleadid
assortment of Resets and Ornaments, fancy Pat~
terms; few fancy fly netts.
WIN. FRAZER.
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Attachment Notice

Attachment Notice.
n sued BY David Fenton, Esq, Justice Of the
Peace of Mantua township Portage county Ohio.
against the property and effects of Charles Colby
and BENJAMIN Colby, non residents of said county.
Dated this 7ih day ofJuly, A D 1851.
sI9-5 ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
e. GAKREiI,
A. SAWYER,
JOHN McNEES,
J. C. KELLOGG, ,
~-,r uoounn

VIM. HOOKER, Druggist, and
large number of citizens of this city and county.
Agents in Bayenna-Curtss Hatch & Isaac Swift.
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'lIeasurer's Notice.

Tn confer nifty with Sa'uie af Ohio, proscribne
L. the duties OF County Treasures, no''cc Is hereby
gwen, that the smount Of tax charg'd each
huraroA dsHars vaiuauon ef taxable prep rty with
the county of Porlage Mthe year 1851 rs f"ll"ws,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-04

of very interesting character were held in
this place at the Stone Church, all we'll atien-
ded by earnest, serious, intelligent looking
people. These meetings were marked by
an unusual solemnity. 1t could not I've that
any worsbiping assembly in the town was
pervaded by a more sacred sense of the
presence and blessing of the Heavenly Faith
er, aud the sympathy aud appreciation of
Jesus, or more entirely consecrnted itself
uiresh to the service in whirh, ne spent his
life, and to which he calls every human be-
ing, that Of loving God with all the soul,
and his neighbor as hmself-than was this
sane so-called "Infde" assembly. II can
not be long before u self-righteous orthodoxy
will be obliged to consider that possibly it
has made "slight mistake as TO the uses
and designs of the Sabbath day; for Light
and Truth are penetrating and disintegratng
the strong walls of its consecrated temples,
invading its idolotry of form and ceremony,
its superstiiious reverence.
Sojourner Truth was present, and with
her strong rude eloquence, uttered many
true words, for which all might have been
made wiser and better.
The Anti.Slovery friends here, as well as
Mt Massilon regretted exceedingly, that the
stay of our lecturers should lie so limited.
They felt that great mighty work could
be accomplished in these places could there
be time to spread out in detail, the inlorma-
ton necessary to II right understanding and
appreciation of the Anti-Slavery movement.
C. r. p
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SALEM COLUMBIANA CO., OHIO, OCTOBER 4, 1851

tional Constitution and the Constitution of
Pennsylvania--this old Commonwealth
whose lame we loye--guarantee the right of
discussion. The men who would take away
illat right by the denunciation ofparty, would,
II they had the power, revive the sedition
law lApplause) 1t looks to me, when GER
tam men advocate such doctrines, that they
are returning to the ancient faith IN which
they learned their early political principles.
In my late annual message, pointed out
certain defects in the fugitive slave bill, Is
the Union to be dissolved for that reason?-
surely there is no one so insane as TO elege
that 10 preserve one provision of the Consti-
tuition, II is necessary to violate another.
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riot and swearing oaths almost innumerable?
Nothing. [The last named one is son of
the Priest who preached sermon last win
ter against II. G. Wright and the Bugle, the
man it is said, who remarked nt the close of
Parker's Speech, at Economy, that it was
the best political speech he ever heard, tho
Parker endorsed every letter of the Fugitive
Slave Law, aud lobored to prove he was not
now, nor never had been opposed to slavery
Thus it is every where; if ruffians violate
the law to carry out their bruto! designs, or
to vent their spleen on innocent persons our
law-mongers are mercilul. But should the
act he n violation of an inhuman law, to pro-
tect innocent women, against demons, the
law is faithfully executed, and fines aud i'm
prisoument mected out TO the philanthropist
to the extent of the law. Such would be
the case in Economy. Such would be the
case in Ohio, such, even in Boston.
II. c. Wright is laboring efficiently
amongst us. His meetings are well aiten-
ded, and deep interest seems manifested in
the truths he is ultering. intend to turn
out with him, this fall aud winter and help
agitatc the eastern part of this Safe. The
little ieaven in few counties here will have
TO lcnven the whole state.
Yours for all that will elevate man physi-
cally, Socially and intellectually not caring
fig whetherit be termed Tory-ism, Iufdeli-
" or Atheism. J. =. DAVIS.
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TIRE AETI.SLAVERYBUGL
Published epery Saturday, at Salem, Col. Co., O

TERMs.-$l, so per annum if paid in advance.
Sl,75 per annum If paid within the first six
knonths of the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, if payment be delayed
beyond six months.
pWe occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who are believed
TO be interested in the dissemination of ant-sla-
very truth, with the hope that they will either
subscribe themselves, or use their influence to
extend its circulation among their friends.
f@''~". --."nieationA intended for inse-,;o-,
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All others to JAMES BAnNABY, Publishing Agent
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-04

The CHIsTIAN REGIsrER, n Unitarian pa
per published ut Boston, describes u sermon
lately preached by Unitarian minister Of
Nashville, thus;
"Mr. TuggarI does not get beyond very
general and painfully cautious admission,
that, provided there is any sin, anywhere, in,
aboui, under, over or near the institution OF
slavery, then Christianity will some time or
other, in its own way, correct Il. The by
pothess, is tindly put, and the conditional
result IL stated seniimentally.r
Ii seems TO us tIiat there are preachers,
not so far away from the Registers own city
as Nashville TO whose discourses the snnie
criticism mightbe applied. But we are only
secular dges.-SGilrddy Vsiior. 4 80
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-04

NJ. D'ARviLLE, of Paris, has invented
pair of wings by which he aies like bird
This Is no fiction. rt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

A BEAUTIFUL MAsIAc.-A young,
fair and beautiful woman, with smile
most swecty and expressive, and an
eye unsurpassaby brilliant, was arres-
ted yesterday by the Polio of the first
Municipality, as dangerously insane
Seldom has it been our lot to look on "A
face so iaultless rs that OF the fair man
lac. Even when lighted up by the
strange wild fires of delirium. her eyes
flashed forth, in unutterable eloquence,
"thc written troubles of the brain" and
wth some sweet oblvious aniidoten
demanded their erasure. When con-
fined IN one oi'the cells, the poor crazed
creature tore of her dress, and from
lips. as il would seem of virgin limo.
cencr. uttered. oaths and expressions
most revolving Alas for the beautiful
maniac = ~ o. Deita.