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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07

dThe bill for the election of members
Of Congress BY plurality vote on the sec
ond vote, and the election Of Presidential
electors by plural vote on the FIRST trial,
passed ts,a third reading in the Massachu-
setts House on Friday.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07
J 1850.
Ean and Winter Goods.
LOWELL = Co,

hoV ELL q Co.,
"AVE been receiving for the last four
Il l. weeks, their Fall and Winter Stock
OF Goods, which is now nearly complete,
and having had an extensive addition made
TO ter Store during the past Summer
which now makes it the largest and most
convenient in town, and they hesitate not
to say that it is as well filled with gener.
al variety of Goods as can be found in tie
county, and as they still adhere TO their old
motto
Large Sales, Small Profits s, Ready Pay
all per ons wishing good articles at Low
PRICES will find 1t greatly to their all
vantage to call before purchasing. Their
Stock consists IN part as follows:
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
French Blk. Olive and Brown Broadcoths,
English do do do do
German and American do
English and American Beaver Cloths for
Over Goats,
French Black Doe Skins and Cassimeres,
Fancy Cassilnercs of every description,
Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans and Hard times, a
great variety.
VEST!NGS.
Plain and Fig'd. Grenadine nnd Barothea
Vestings,
Plain and Fig d. Satin Vestings, .g,
| DO do Worsted do {
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
| French Merinoes, a variety of colors,
Naples Luslres do do
| Mohair do =
Lakon Mixtures, E-
Silk Warp AIpaeas,
Fig'd. and ChaDgabe Alpaeas,
Paramutta Cloths, all colors,
| Fig'd and Plain DeLaines,
Black and Figured Dress Silks,
Plain and Satin Bonnet Silks, all colors,
Bonnet Ribbons, good assortment.
Black Gimp Fringes, Fss4 -,...5..-.r
Black and colored Gimps,
Dress Trimmings great variety.
Together with grand assortment of DR.,
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Crocker,
all of which will be sold loao for Cash o
most kinds Of prodnce. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07
oR. Gvysoff's
improved Extract Of Yellow Dock
and SarSapariIla.
THE REMEDY FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
AND CURING DISEASE,
anu the only Ksmeog tbat Is t:srsugblp
efficient aur perfeetlp barmltss.


efficient aup perteetlp barmltss. sl
PHILOSOPHY OF IT'S OPERATIONS I
nlSEASE arising from disoi. cred action
~ Of the vital system that is, Of the organs
employed in secTeiIng aud preparing The hJids
which sustain lile--cahBot be removed by ni, a.
lcines limited in lheIr operation 70 the lGeuity
where that disease manifrsts itst II. The h'uni.
feStation is merely tho cffet Of a dGrangeincnt
Of the functions OF those organs Mineli PrePaie,
sccrcte, ond an,uigamate the elements OF The,
blood. II these elements be impure, or are hot
| mixed in due proportions, the BIO, wili be N
1ntuDnatnral stalcj and if so the whole system
through which il crculatcs must be injurionsly
affected. The grand drsderh uin, then, is q
| preparation which will act directly, powerfully,
and safcly, upon that portion Uf tho aniinal
| machinery which prepares, from tie food taken
into the stomach, that fluid which afterwards
becomes venous blood This fluid is called
! Chylrsa In order 10 have pure bload there
must be pure chyle; and il is npon tie organ.
ization which prepares and acts upon this chyls
in other words, upon the digestive apparatus,
the intcstmcs and the liver, that the medicine
II has been proved by The experience Of
many years, that Gnysotts Compound EEiract
of Yellop Dock and iSorsapariliu operates iir
this way; and by renoveing. al Tie place Of i'e
origin, the cause of disease. it effects RADICAL
4 cure. y her Sarsaparillas nav alleviate. but
Or. Gagsaots Extract Of YelioiD Dock and
Sdrsopqriila ,efadicales aIl ofthe dsca ,esot The
systcnrby furnishing proper chyle from which
to form the blped. II, Il ,et,..,, ,yi,.; .lt ts
JNone genuine unless put up in large quafe
bottles, containinga Quart, and tanie OF the
Syrup blown in the glass, with the written sig.
nature S.P. Bennett on the the outside wrappef.
Price, $ per bot,le, or siH bottles for 70.
Sold by p5..l:t-..e- J. ID. PARk,
| N.,a.., .o.n.x IF E,obttb nnd Walnut
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07

"WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY.-The great success attending the use of this
alsam in Pulmonary diseases, having naturally
attracted the attention of physicians, and Others
various opinions and surmises have arisen with
regard to its component parts, some have suppos-
ed it to contain iodine, others mercury, &C., and
nary efficacy. Such opinions being entirely er-
roneous, and calculated to prejudice many per-
sons against the medicine, We pledge ourselves
that it contains nothing of the kind, or nything
the least injurious on the contrary, it is COM
posed principally of extracts from the MOSS
ofICELAND WILD CHERRY and the PINE
Of our Northern latitudcs.
EfSee advertisement.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07
HURRAH FOR EDINBURGH.

fRNI1E subscriber takes this method of in
l. forming the residents of Edinburgh and
surrounding country, that he has on hand
good assortment of
CABINET w A RE
such as Secretarys, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ia
bles and Stands of all descriptions which lie
intends TO sell at greatly reduced prices. for
machinery has been Invented by which C,b-
met Ware can be made and am determin-
ed to sell cheaper than any other estabsh>
ment- in the county. l have good assort-
ment of Chairs, such as cane seats. Windsor.
Dining and R ,ckng chairs, settees, all made
IN good and durable manner. All those
who want articles in my line will find it for
their interest to call few rods West of D.
Bostwlck's Store, at the sign of Clbinet
Ware.
few more of Brewster & Ingraham's
Spring Gothic Clocks, warranted. good.
II. Nj. BARBER.
Edinburgh March e4. 1851 swsos
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07
SherlGf's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of vendi in attachmen Mt
ID to me directed and delivered from the
common pleas of Portage county, Ohle, Il sha l
expose TO sale at public vendue at the court
house in the town of Ravenna on
Saturday The 10th day of Nay nest,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. M. and
four o'clock, P. M . of said day the follow,
ing described lands and tenements to wit:
A lot ofaEd situated at the centre of Suf.
field township, Portage county Ohio, and
bounded as follows to wit; on the north by
land of Christina Frilch and John Greene>
walt, on the west by land Of Jacob Yerrick,
on the south by the cast and west centre
road running through said township and on
The east by land belonging to Christina
Fritch, supposedto contain one half acre of
land be the same more or less. Taken in at
tachment as the property of Samuel Wilmer
at the suit of Jacob Rhodes.
Appraised at Ss4e0.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Portage Coz
April lst 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07
Groceries.
Charlotte Langworthy's Estate.

CnafIOttc L;lnsWOrtly's ESta1c.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subs
~ scriber has been appointed and quail
fled as Executor on the estate of Charlotte
Langworthy,l late of Brimield, Portage coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased, all claims against the
estate may be left in the hands of Horatio
L. Carter in Brimfeld.
Dated this 1st day of April A. D. 1851.
3w3G5. IL H. GALBRAITII, Exr.
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Grand Depot. 40 Lake ST.. Chicago
N Office

Office.
TIIE semisnnual examination of School
IL Teachers, will be held on TUESDAY the
18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M, at the Court
House in Ravenna. A puuctual attendance
is requested. BY order Of the Board.
J. CLARK,
A JACKSON,
G J WILLIS,
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1851,
CHARLES l.. RHODES,

CHARLES L. RHODES,
(Late Rhodes q. Green,)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
Dealer in Sail, Fish, Plaster, Water Lime,
Hc. CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Agent of Clinton Line, Erie Canal,
VIA. BUFFALO.
For Freight or Passage apply to
GsoW Ellsworth, 1lS Broad Cor Front-st; n Y
VIM. Monteath & Co. 100 Pier, Albany
VIM. Monteath. Buffalo.
DOOlittle s. MOllison'S Line of Lake Boats,
T VIA. OSWEGO.
Apply to
J. l.. Warner, 80 Cosntis Slip, New York.
c. P. Griffith, Troy.
Doolittle & Mollison, Oswege.
EyN0 tsalshipment at Albany or Troy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07
New and Fashionable JeWelry.
X. A. BAIRD.

DEALERIN CLOCKS, WATCHES JEW
- ELRY, SILVER WARE & YANKEE
NOTIONS, would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity that he
will keep at ell times good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons,
Gold, Silver and Plated Spectacles, Gold
Lockets and Chains, fine Jewelry and Cut.
lery. Plated Spoons, and variety of small
articles usually kept in Jewelry Store.
All persons desirous of purchasing are re-
quested to call, as my motto is "Good Goods,
Quick Sales and Small Profits"
~Rooms in Aliens Block, few doors
East of the Public Square and opposite
Brown d. Hurlbut's Boot and Shoe Store.
T All goods warranted as recommend
ed. = -- 1Y2s5.
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Railroad Notice

yTSss ys SssSsS 80 81 Ss 81 - gssSs@
I N accordance with Resolutions passed by
H. the Stockholders and Directors of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Compa>
ny, the Stockholders. and Landholders are
Informed that their Passes will bear date
April ed 1851, and that all who have not
previously received them and residing in the
vicinity, can obtain them at tka following
places:
AT Ravenna and Cleveland, at the Offices
of the Company; H. -5.
At Hudson Of Morrell, at the station:
At Bedford of Hillman & Robinson;
AT Newburgh at Burke's store.
...--.. S. FOLJAMBE, Sec'y.
Office G. & P. R.. Coz
Rayenna March 2l,I85I.l
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81 o A MS
Horse g. Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished so many Eztrd-
ordinary Cures and given UUcrsdl Satisfaction in every
variety and stage of disease, that has extensive and
rapid sale SloaBs Ointment and Condition Ponder.
The Ointment swiftly supeceding all other Ontlnents
and Linents for the Of Fresh Wounds Calls of all
kinds Sprans Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone Wind
CALLS Poll Evil Callous spavins. Sweeney, Fistua, Sit
fast, Strains, Lameness, Sand Cracks Foundered Feet.
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper.
The Condition P0acder will remove all inflammation and
fever purify blood the skin, cleanse the
and strengthen part of the body ard has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder Dstemper, Hide Bound Loss of Appetite, In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism Commonly
called stiff complaint which proves fatal to many va-
able horses in this country 1t is also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds which generate so many
fatal diseases.
These remedies ijsre, and atoays Cure. the d.
.echons are followed.
For further particulars and multitude of Certificates Of
cmarkaAs Cures, get Pamphlets of agents. -
w. B. SLOAN,
Grand Depot 10 Lake S., Cticaro H.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07

II IST of Letters
IL Office at Revenl
Anderson Mrs. Sally,
Allen James,
Arnold Edward,
Atwater Rev. E. E.,
Aeker A. D., <
Archa E. j.,
Benson Mrs. Salley,
Boldly Uriah,
Black Francis,
Boiler Margaret l.,
Burr Horace H.,
Beyans J ohm,
Baxter William,
Branch Seth P,
Baldwin w,
Billby Anna,
Barnet II. c.,
BlaekmanEl elijah, ,heirso.
Bentley F. l.,
Bettis NathanielEnsigr
(heirs off,
Burwell A. C..
Beans Achsah Mrs,
Burnett l. Hanan,
Cook Charles,
Chandler Mary j.,
Chamberlain & Co.,
Carts Joel,
Coy George,
Churchill Frederick,
Collins Henry,
Curtiss c.,
Carrington Jackson;
Carr Michael,
Casey Jerry, 2
Crawford VIM. E.
Doty Rodolphus,
Drown Harriet,
DeLong ]. W.,
Davis Eliza A.,
Deyomdee Sarah A.,
Day Mr.. 81
Dock John Frederick,
Dougherty Thomas 2,
Davis Morris,
Davis q. A,
Doughty Alma Mrs. 2,
Ely Asnley,
Ely julia M,
Evans Eliza,
Ferguson J. M,
Foote Il: =.
Gilmore Hannah,
Gibson Solon,
Grand Henry LEI n T
Granger charlotte,
Gee Aroiine s1;' u,
Gee Clarinoa,
Groser vl, Anson' aI'
-Aartell ,,. MARY y pS
| Hexter Loeb,
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l8 II 81.
For Cash or Ready Pay,
ID. N. SOMMERHXLLE

'4s=s TAILOR.
GII0P Remoued to few doors west of
~ the Post office.
@ The Fashions for this Spring and
Summer just received.
@Cutting done to order. KS
q Linen tape & Morocco inch meas
ures for sale. % .s.zy..z;
Rnvenna, April 9TH 1851. s05,f
Groceries.
w E will sell Groceries as cheap as our
w neighbors.
Whisky by The Dbl. and gallon for sick.
ness. And pay cash for eggs at
BECK WITIls
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07

TTOT CAKES.-C. Hatch keeps constant
IL ly on hand and for sale. Corn mea
nd Ruckwhe,t Flour. Dec. 7th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07

BRADFORD S. HOPKINS P.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
A CONJURER.

Between four and five o'clock on Sat-
turday morning of last week according to
the Philadelphia mercury, the wide a.
wake Dogberry of that city captured a
prize On the morning in question one
of the watch saw human being gliding.
like a ghost, along South Street. and
holding in one hand large parcel, which,
on nearing examination, proved to be a
check bag. capable of holding about one
bushel. The mysterious individual was
interrogate6 concerning the contents of
the sack and, refusing TO answer, was
brought to the wat, h house. On his ap-
pearance at the usual hour, the bag was
emptied on the table, before the Mayor.
and the articles turned out, made about
as heterogeneous a mass as one need wish
TO look at There was a coat, garnished
with lace and tinsel, a chapeau de brass
sundry cups and balls. and various small
articles used in leger de main. The pro-
prietor of these fixtures was a low, stol-
id-looking. swarthy, curly y-headed person
in a brown f,ock- coat. who seemed to be
combination Of German. Jew and Gipsy.
What is your name?' asked the Mayor
Michael Scotus Agriypa Zorcaster
Potter
What is your trader
Il follows the mosh suplime science OF
necromancy. raises de tevil, and does
all sort of curious strange performances,
knocks de quarter tollars through the
table nit mein fist, and swallows de FIRE
coal, iusts de same as if he was one su-
gar lump
so; you are juggler, then?'
'Oh, hicks, no. juggler be tam! Psh one
grand magacian for cure de ache OF the
toof and dat oder shing--what you Gala
-bydro-what pc tam is it?"
'Hydrophobia?
'Yash, dat ish him. makes de little
sharm what stops de shakum agy and
Poots de paper in de ground for kill O.
worm in de shilders.'
'Oh. then, you are what we call quack
DOCTOR
.Oh. no, no. no. l am Won shentle.
mans vat keeps de com bany of de grea,
pig man; vot you call him? de prince,
de tuke. de parson, de president, and all
toder nobility
I'm afraid you'll turn to be vagran,
at last
'Yash. dat ish me. Psh too much Of a
shentlemans to vurk. kills de ped-pug'
NIT boetry,(vat you call de rime?)poo
In de crack of de ped-stead.'
That's enough. Mr.. Potter; you may
go, if you can make poetry so useful il
its application, you ought to be encour
aged. Open the door, and let him out.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
A "RLOWER -

Major Entwhistle was a blast-.a
blower--a gas-man. that would rival
Paine, if literal and metaphorical were
synonymous. l have collected few
Jokes about him that think are worth
preserveing.
The Major was great OH game Of ten.
pins, and always made it point to "get
off," 1t once SO happened that he came
to town, hitched his horse to the sign
post, and came into the bar-room, where
his Dragging propensities Immediately
showed themselves. by his offering to bet
''liquor for the house" that he could beat
any man playing ten-pins. A drowsy
looking Hoosier lying on bench accept
ed the challenge, and the parties adjourn.
ed to the alley. Straightway the Major
pulled off his coat, and at it they went,
for while keeping rather on the square,
for, to the fact, the Major was "some" at
pins. AT length, however. it was appa-
rent to every one that the Hoosier was
gaining ground. The latter SEIZED the
ball to make the decisive throw, and just
as he poised it in his hand the Majors
courage forscok him
"Gentlemen," said he, "I'll be hanged
if my horse amt loose" and rushing out,
he was off before the sound of the "ten.
strike" died away.
Another joke is to the effect that the
Major was once running a fatboat down
the Mississippi, and while running close
to shore an owl On a cotton tree COM
menced going, "Bo-hoo! bo-hoo! bo-hoo!
The Major, who was resting on his
oars, listened moment, and then replied
--"Shut up! suppose because you can
talk littlr French yeo think yox'rs
some"
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The Law of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express no
tee TO the contrary, are considered as wish
ng TO continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order their papers discon-
tinued, Publishers may continue to send them
till all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office or place to which
they are sent, they are held responsible until
they settle their bill and d scontinue them.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the Publisher. and the pa
per is sent to the former direction. they are
held responsible.
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Plymouth, July 9, 1851.
For the Pilot.
TOBACCO.

Mr.. EDIToR.- =
/ did not expect to trouble you and
your numerous readers, with second ar
ticle on tobacco; supposed that squib
from Pilgrim, Young un, and myself,
would be sufficient on that subject, when
there is no probability that society will
be Influenced, to any great extent, BY any
subject; but in looking over the last Pi-
lot, l find that the Young un, is no re-
spector of persons. He is out in full
blast-firing with his pop gun, first at
me, then at the old Grandmothers, and
las tly at the Doctors.
NV remarks in relation to the Phvsi.
clans, consider unanswered and unan-
swerable. We judge tree by its fruit,
man by his conduct; we have no right
to believe him when he says one thing
and denies it by his conduct. The Young
un's remarks in relation to the old ladies,
are quite complimentary, therefore ! will
pass them by. in silence. He still con-
tends that, tobacco is poison-that when
used In small Quantities. produces nau-
sea, puking, &c. When used in large
quantities,-epilepsy. dizziness, cold
sweats, &c. And brings up his book au-
thority to prove the correctness ofhis po-
sition. 1t will (no doubt) be considered
high handed measure by Young un. to
call in question what medical authors
have written on this subject. Therefore
viii not hazard my reputation by dispu-
ting his authorities. However / will
name few individuals (for which they
will please pardon me) who use tobacco,
in order that your readers may the more
readily discover. the situation in which
the Young un has placed hinsf. The
individuals | allude to, are Levi c. Bar
Der, H. B. Pershing, VIM. M. Durham,
John Houghton. Stephen Marsters. Jesse
Roberts, and David R. Voreis, and many
others. that could be named, which
would show that the Young un occupies
no very enviable position. Is it not
stran Sc (Mr. Editor) that man in this
enlightened age of the world. can have
the hardihood to stand upin the presence
of those individuals above named. and
argue that they have the dyspepsia, ,htt
they are poisoning themselves, that
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Thou fain would ask why was away
When the moons most gentle light
Shed its mellow beams at the close OF the day
Oer the darksome hours of night.
When the hindling ray of the glittering star
That studded the heavens bright
Was shedding lost sweetly near and far
Its radiance soft and light.
But ah! ask, why vert thou away
From the side OF thy gentle Cate,
Meath the loving moons soft light 70 stray,
And leave me alone 10 wait! =
| know that mans deep VOWS of love
VIII often turn 10 hate.
But why did you leave me alone, my love
TO stray with another Catel
Is her cheek more fair? Is her voice more
sweet?
Can she love more deep than |!
Or dost thou think, vain man, that she
Can my jealous hate defy!
If thou dost, beware, think not that
Am easy lost or won.
But know hat the frowns of a sighted eye
VIII ever meet thee, John.
CATE GREENWOOD.
Plymouth, June 25, 1885,.
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For the Pilot.
"YOUNG MEMS LIBRARY ASSOCI-
ALTON"

| Mr.. EDITOR
/ second the motion, sir. A young
Mems Library" That's the idea-just
the thing OUR TOWN wants. And before
the motion is tried, wish to offer few
words in its support. First, the real
beauty of seeing our youthful citizens
seated in neatly furnished reading room
with good regulations as to department,
while assembled, would of itself, be quite
an inducement even to the miserly to
engage in this object, especially if he
were lover of good order aud wished
his own village to stand high in point of
intelligence and morality.
I'd. The character such scheme would
give to the fathers and employers of the
youth of our place as men of enterprise
and benevolence would be strong in
ducemcnt to all, to take hold with energy
in an enterprise which offers such e. rich
harvest of reputation. For what boy
would not desire to have his father
thought an enterprising man, especially
if permitted to present himself a arell
read and enterprising young man to at
test that his boasting was not vain.
Lastly, the real utility which attaches
to such an enterprise is an argument in
favor of its adoption.
Why sir, spring would be touched in
such room that would throw some of
the boys who now loiter about our streets
clear out of the common walks of life,
and we should see growing up in our
midst those whom We should delight to
honor-leaders in the noble and benefi-
cial enterprises of their day. And we,
or (rather they,) will be saved the ex-
pense Of transporting from the east, men
whose requirements fit them for the post
of honor and usefulness. Besides sir,
those who raise full supply for home
consumption are always in fair way to
supply foreign demand.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
PILGRIM.
Plymouth, June, 1851.

A new hotel of mammoth dimensions
is about to be erected in Now York. 1t is
to occupy front on Broadway of one
hundred feet, and will run back to Mer-
Ger street two hundred feet. covering an
area of 10000 square feet. The front
will be constructed of pure white marble,
and it is to be called the st. Nicholas,
and will involve in its construction a
cost of at least quarter of million OF
dollars.