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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
School Books,

school BOOKS.
The undersigned. School Examiners for
Portage County. having Examined the fol-
lowing School Books, to wit: Parker's Se-
ries of Readers; Chambers Educational
Course, including Treasury of knowledge; !;
Elements of Drawing and Perspective; Nat
ural Philosophy Chemistry and Electricity /;
Vegetable and Animal Physiology; Zoology
and Geology als,, Martins Or,hoepisi; Da-
vies' Ari,hmetical Course for Schools Da-
vies' Academic Course; Northend's Dreta-
tion Exercises; Wright's Oorthography; Mrs.
WiIIari's History; Fulton and Eastnan's
Book Keeping, and Clark's Grammar: feel
called upon to recommend them to the differ
ent Schools in this County, as eminently
meritorious.
The examiners are fully impressed with
the belief. that if all the Sch"ols in the Coun-
ty will secure to themselves the above named
Books, producing thereby a uniformity in the
Books of the different Schools of the County.
that the progress of scholars will not only be
mnre thorough, but much more rapid than
formerly.
ANDREW JACKSON,
JOSHUA G.. WILLIS,
School Exa,niners for Portage County.
Oct. 1851.
The Books namel in the foregoing recon-
mendation of the School Examiners, may be
obtained in Ravenna, at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
May 5, 1882.
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N Il w BOOK STUR Il.
At RaVenla.
MoTro-READY PAY--sm.LI PaoSrrs- Quick Re-.
TURNs.

MoTro-READY PAY--SM.IL PaoSrrs- QUICK Rs.
TURNS.
--~>o0 es~--
THE undersigned 10 now receiving q sarge and
i very complete assortment Of
School and Miscellaneous Books and sta.
ti0nery,
to which he invites the attention Of the citizens of
Portage County.
Standard Works of History, biography, Litera.
ture, Science, Poetry, Tales, Sketches, Juvenile
Works, &c., &c., mey be foand in his stock. A
urge variety OF
SC HOOL BOOKS,
by different authors, also on hand.
He Is, also, opening handsome and very In.
viting assortment Of Fancy Articles, Toys, Can
DIES, &c, &c.
lie hopes 10 be able TO make it for the interest
of persons wishing articles in his lne, To give him
call. All, Ola and Young, are cordially invited
any rate, call in end view the many beautiful
His store, is in the Ohio Star Office Build.
ing, Main Street, few rods east OF Ghiet's Store
LYMAN w. HALL.
Ravenpa, May 3, 1859.
THE following Biographies, viz. Franklin's, J..
@. Adams, J. C. Calhoen's, Andrew Jackson's,
Madison and Monroe's, Jo-n RandoIph's, Sias
Wrighps, Gen. LaFsvett's, Louis Kossuth'e, Gen.
Taylor's, James Polk',. ETC., etc. for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
YOUATT ON THE HORSE; Stable Economy,
Colmans Agriculture, Farmers Every Day Book,
Rogers Scientific Agriculture. Farmers aud Emi.
grants Hand Baok, Miss Beechers Domestic Econ
omy, Practical Receipt Book.
Puite's Domestic Physician Homeopathic.
Uncle TOMS Cabin.
Bibles, large and email, a good assortment.
Methodist Hymn Hooks, large asd small.
Fremon,a Exploring Expedition.
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions.
Moral, Religious, Scientific, PoeticaI, Biograp'-
ical, His,o rical and Miscellaneous Works, great
variety.
Harper's Magazine for May.
Western Literary Magazine, and Journal Of Ed
ucation, Arts and Morals, Tor May.
F"wler's Works, bound, and in cheap pamphlet
editons.
Parkers series Of School Books, recommended by
the Examiners &C Portage Conntv. all Enr sale at
HALLS NEW BOOK STORE.
Rayenna. NAV a. 1852.
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Boston Fashions.

NHHEo MRH&4D NAN M
ASjus' returned from Boston aud New YORK,
i'll win May Fashions, AID has made arrange
msnis tc obtain iroui these places
NEW FASHIONS EACH MONTH";
He also brought with him an extensive stock 0,
Fancy Rbbons, French and American Arth eial
flowers, Embroidered Cuffs and Collars OF all kinds
BnBnets and bonnet sIks, Grape and Grape leise OF
all coor., gloves of all kinds silk blond lace and
edeings Of all kinds, Innings and straw trimmings,
snch as buttons tassels, brads, lace and other ar
ticies too numerous 10 mention.
~ Viii the ladies please call at the FANCY
STORE and examine the prettlest stock of Fancy
Goods town. Ladies silk hats on hand or MADE
TO nrder.
R.yenna, May II, 1859.
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GHEETINGS, Bats, Yarn, Rapping
~ fw,ne, Shoe Thread, Coil Rope, etc for
al cheap at BUTTONS.
A LOT Of Sperry's Patent Lever Clocks
A-aiso SINGLE aud double barrel Guns jus,
received by EUrroF.
* ENTS & LADIES French Kid Gloves
o-a choice assortment at BUTroNs
ERENCH, English and German Broad
Il cl"lks, Doesklns, Piaia and Fancy Cassi.
meres, also great variety of Vestngs, Tari"rs
Trimmings, ETC., at Bu1ToEs REA1r PAY STORE.
HATS & CAPS, Umbrellas and Para
Il l. soIs;a large stock al trrToNs.
II AIDES DRESS GOODS Something
IL new and desirable, with great variety and
Cheap at Burrows.
VN7ALL PAPER-The greatest variety
Wv in town. Window Paper, Fire Board
Prints, etc. low foF ready pay at Borrors.
CROCKERY q GLASS WARE
" Some new PaHeTHs At row fgurrs
May3I. BUTTONS.
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Sherin,s saIe

nY virtue ofa writ OF Vendi Esponas 10 me di.
6 rected and delivered from the Court Of Com
m"n Pleas of Portage County Ohio, shall expose
TO sale at public vendue at the Center of Ed.
Inhurgh in SAID county, ou
Friday, ths llth day Of Jane, nest,
bet seen the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and four
O'Clock P. M. of said day, the following gods and
chaheIs to wit: Six two year old steers, rwo wo
year old heiiers, and mare colt about hve
monihs old twben the levy was made.)
Taken in Execution as the property Of Abel
Dustin, at the suit Of Dorothy Dasnn.
JAMES WOoDARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, P"rtage CoGnty,2
MAY 26tb, A. p. 1852.
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nn and after Monday, May 24th 1882 passen-
" ger trains will run daily Sundays exceptedl
as follows:
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. M., Express Train
for Wellsvile and intermediate stations. $40 A.
NJ. Accommodation tram for Rovenna, stopping OF
all way stations.
Leaves Ravenna ut ZOO A. NJ, Accommodation
Train for C Clevelana, stopping at all way stations.
Leaves Wtllsvie at loo p. NJ, Express Train
for Cleveland and intermediate stations.
The $3.50 A. NJ. Express Tram from Cleveland,
connects daily with the following lines to wit: All
Hudson with the Akron Branch Railroad forOuya
hoaa Falls and Akron at Ravenna with Wards
line of four horse coaches for Warren; at Alliance
with the Ohio and P ennsylv Railroad; at Bay.
ard with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia and
Carrollton.
FOR PITTSBURGH The 9 80 A. NJ. Express
Train from Cleveland, connects at Wellsyille with
the new and elegant side wheel steamer, FOREST
GTTY, for Pittsburgh and intermedinse landings,
arriving al Pittsburgh, the snme eyehing.
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh. BY Ohio Il
Pennsy lvana Railroad, 400.
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by way Of
Welkvibie, 50 so
Passengers are ticketed through, and their bag
gage Is checked through to Pittsburgh via. ellis
vile.
For WHEELINa-The $3.50 A NJ. Express train
from cleveland, connects at Wellsvile iih The
splendid side-xheel steamers, WlkeHEsTER and
DiUREAl., for Wheeling, touching al lhe nterme-
drte landings; and arriving at Wheeling earfy the
safne evening.
RETURIHG.-The O. clock P. NJ. Express Train
connects with the above steamers at Welsville;
also with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad at
Alliance. and at Hudson with the Akron Branch
Railroad.
Passengersleav Pittsburgh at o clock A. Nj
and Wheeling at o'clock A. NJ, will lake the
o'clock +. NJ. Express Train from WeIlsvflle, ard
arrive IN Cleveland in time TO connect with the
Lake steamers for New York, via Dunkirk or Buff
faln.
Also for Toledo. Detroit. Chicago, Racine, Mil
waukie, and the entire North West.
Passengers leaving Wheeling or Pittsburgh in
the morning, by this route, arrive at Cleveland
the same evening, and on the following night eaH
be in New York or Chicago.
An Accommodation Train, leaving Ravenna at
o'clock A. NJ. connects at hudson with the Ak
ron Branch Railroad. and reaches Cleveland in
time 10 connect with the morning Express Train
1f the Cleveland, Goumbusana Cincinnati Rail-
road. for the south.
RETURNING-Thc accommodation Trnin leaving
Cleveland at $40 P. NJ, connects with the Ex-
press Train from Cincinnati and Columbus, at
Cleveland, and with the Akron Branch Railroad
at Hudson.
JOHN DURAND, Superinfendent.
C.&P. r. r. Office,
Cleveland, May % 1852. ll69t
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U1SSOIUEEOu.
NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
IN heretofore existing between the subscribers,
under The name and firm of CLARK b Dyer, Is this
day dissolved by mutual conseit. All persons In-
cebied to the late firm are requested to m he im-
mediate payment, ard those having claims ag aInsi
it will present them for payment without Delay.
LOFNIES CLARK,
C. M. DYER.
franklin, M,y IS, 1852. 36a
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3. LITTLE,

BOOKSELLER, Stationer, and dealer
- IN Fancy arlIcies. Toys, Mus cal Instruments
&c &c north Of the Pfentiss House. A general
assor sment Of School aRd Miscellaneous Books and
Stationery, for sale at the lowest prices. Those
wishing purchase respectfully invited TO call
and ex4mlne my assortment.
MaY 8. 1852 362
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Steamboat Burned = Proba5ts Toss O.,
LJe-The steamet, Southerner, Captain
Pheatt. brings intelligence that the steamer
Telegraph vas discovered completely en-
veloped in flames off Turtle Island light,
about one o'clock Tuesday morning, 25th
inst. Capt. Pheatt ran his boat along side
as nca, as he could safely spproach, but
could discover no human beings on or near
her. There is reason to fear that her entire
crew were drowned or persisted in the flames.
The Telegraph was small boat used for
towing on the ST. Clair river. Her efScers
and crew numbered six or eight men. The
SoHthsrner left the wreck at about three
o'clock in the morning. Plain Dealer
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Notice.

THE subscribers hereby give notice TO the
Il c,tzens oi Portage aud aojmnrhg countns
that they this day entered into Co partnership
fnr the fac,ure nf SASH blinds, chairs, ETC.,
under the style and firm of McEwaIns u Arnoli,
at the Steam Factory recently accounted ny B. &
G. McEiwatn. JAMES 3. McELWAIN,
GE sRGE MeELWAlN,
BERNARD W. ARNOLD.
Ravenna, May 10, 1852. 364
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NOTICE Is hereby g,veu that petition will be
IN presented I" the Trustees Of Mantua Town
ship, Portage County and STATE of Ono, Satur-
day the l9h day OF June 1862. the prayer of which
will be to have q township road established in the
aforesaid township, commencing near my dwelling
and to terminate at the couniy road the resi-
dence OF Dudley Carlton.
VIM. II. PIERCE.
Man,ua, May Is, 1852. 4~364f
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Freedom Nav s, 1859 s. 36a
John WilIiam's Estate.

NOTilE L Is hereby eixea that The subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and quahfed as Admn-
lstraior on the estate Of John Williams deceased.
All perso ms indebted TO said estate will make I'm
mediate payment, and those having demands
ssaiast the same present them legally proven
within one year. BRAINERD SELBY, Jr.
Pssis, May iiib, 1859.
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Franklin Mills, May 81, 1859.

RufT0N would inform his fr.ehds and the com
~ munity generally, that he is receIyng
his large end desirable stock of Summer GnOds,
Of which it may ssfce to say that they were boug
Tor cash and will WILL be SOLD al the present
Lo" Pressure -dBs prces, which means in
PLATA fankee-Cheap, Cheap. As we stiIf ada re
10 the motto
"NEVER UNDERSOLU'
wetske it for gtanred that satisfy the clos
esi buyers, that Buttoh's
Wo1Gy RRy 9oope
is THE piace' to buy y.ur Goods.
N. b. All are invited to call aud examine. No
trouble TO show Goods.
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SEmous CALMLY AT THE Mourn OF
MiLLcREEK On Tuesday a portion Of the
distillery Of Messrs Ingrams & Co., at the
mouth Of Millcreek. fell and crushed two
men working in one OF the hog pens below.
One OF the men was killed, and the other
badly wounded.
tn the portion Of the building that fell.
there were l20a pigs. some three or four
handred were kill-Cin Gazette.
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The receipts Of the Sunday School Uniuns
and several other organizations are not in
eiuded in the above.
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The Religious anniversaries.

The magnitude Of the operations Of the
several denominations whose anniversaries
closed in New York, week before lasl, can
be Inferred from The menied receipts Of some
Of them for last year.
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Canton.

4 Ii persons are hereby cautioned against pur
chasing tive prom,sory notes gwen by me in
M arch 1852, payable TO Jet ,el Aboett or bearer;
one tor $500, one year from date at the Portage
County Branch Bank at R,senEa, aud for
5000 payable in w""den bowls at the Rtsenua
Dep8t Let Octnher 1S52-as The same were obi. IN
ed from me without any eoRssdefstIea and upon
kaadulent Representatives.
SPENCER PARISH, Jr.
Freedom Nav s, 1859 $500
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Dress Goods.

9
N extensive assortment of ssL,dies Dress
n Goods,', embracing all the latest styles, ea1
be ioued at May2S GlLLEFIS.
Donnets-A splendid assortment Of the ls' '
u .I,Ie Bpnneis just reed at GILLET7
I1rints, Prints-rhe best lot for the L'
pa cxs IN market at GILErYs
~ inghams-A large lot Of Ginghams- good
" quanly ior one shilling per yard a. ,
GILLETTS.
Gunner Goods Stacks OF Summer siufs Tor
y pso,s sc. v4ty cheap at eiLLErfs'
ATS! Hats!! Panama, Leghorn, Kossuth,
Can.dA Straw, Pain Leaf &c &. a,
GILLETYS.
ciIk HASA few dog. fashionable E"leskio
- HTS jast reed at 6ILLETrs.
iIks, Silks splendid lot Of Dress Silks jus.
~ r-ceI- ed at oiLlEt1s
oIoths. &c,-The best stock of cloths, cassi-
meres aua vestiuga can be fouad II
GILLETTS
r inens-Brown Linen, Itish do. L'uen Drilis
il 4 asd Fable Lnnea--a good assortment @ a,
GILLETTS
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Hang out the Banners!
IND SPREAD THE NEWS!

EHoR at BROWNS Faahioaabe MiIIenery Stare,
j cat be found the pret,iest shaped Straw, Chit
I'd, aud extra super Blond L ice Bonnets, that have
ever been brought into Rasenna, and in number or
qualny, not whit behind the foremost.
MAY 26,
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Dissoiusinn.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the copartnership
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned
u.der the name Of }. b. & G. McEi~arn, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
be settled at the Steam Factory BY e"her Them.
JAMES B. McELWAIN.
GEORGE McELWAlN.
Ravenna, May IL, 1852.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court
ON the l4th day OF Juae next, al oae o'oiock P.
NJ. on said day, on the premises in Sufield, will be
sold to the highest hdder the following real estate
rs the properly of William jones deceased, to wit:
situate IN .dogadore Sufiield Township, Portage
county; bounded on the south BY the east and west
road passing through said Mogadore, on the west
by the north and sou,h ie.d passing through the
same, AID the north and east by land of Charles
Norris; being subd vision M. 10, in sad M"gad
which rs SITUATE store house, recently occupied
by r. L A'chlson.
Also, the following premises situate in the said
village Of M"gadnre, bounded as fnlluws: tsia) be
ing part OF oi No. Al, bounded on the west by the
Township hne, north and east by land owned by
Samuel Hall, aud south by la"d ownedby Elizabeth
Nevory; the last described piece land 10 be sold
subject 10 the Dower of Jane H Jones, therein, as
heretofore assigned.
II. G. WEAVER,
Administrators OF William Jones.
Ravenna, May l3. 1852. 4"364.
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TWEEDS--A splendid lot of Tweeds Cash
i lmeiets, Jrabs, Beavers and Sat,net.s, which
Will be sold az low as the lowest.
ALCoRN FARW ELL.
" Testings-A splendid assortment Of plain and
Y Fancy Silk Ves'n gsat -
ALCORN g. FARWELL'S.
TLOTHING--Al large assortment OF Cloth.
Y j ing III all kInds a"d descriptions, when VIII
be sold at Eastern prizes nv
ALCoRN Il FARWELL.
cprins style of Silk and Moieslin Hats
- aisu Kossu,h H,,. % Caps. .erv rhf ap, 1t
ALCORN g. FARWELLS.
~ traw Hats-An endless variety of Straw, Pan
~ anna, Lrghorn and Palm Leaf Hats. Call and
| exaDine them, at
ALCORN Il FARWELLS
Furnishing Goods of all kinds and desesiP-
IL U"ps+ SIR, gisIed anu Ci"th Caps. Also
lasge assortment OF white linen shlrs. under shirts
and drawers. Call ard ionk at them.
ALC0eN & FARWELL.
Yandkerchiefs and Crayats received
Ill rtght irum the cnS-also wool aud cotton
rocss. all Of which will be sold f,r cash and ready
pay as low as can be purchased in Portage County
Al persons wishrg purchase the ab"se articles
please cali and examine before purchasing else
where. ~ Cutting and making done TO order on
the shortest notice, and warranted to SUIT or no
sale. ALCORN & FARWELL.
Ravenna, May i6, 1852.
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A NEw QuIak IN KN.yeaY.- In Phil.

a NEw QuIaK IN KN.vEaY. In Phil.
sdelphia sptit gold dollars are quite nu-
merous. The piece, by some tine and in
eenious machinery, il split in two; about
cus half Of the coin distracted, and the
pIundersd sides stuck together ngain, the
lace Of The piece moi in the least SCARED or
iniursd. A little care will readlly detect
Che ftndd. The milling around the edge
viii be found braken. and very generally
i yewter.cololed cement may be observed
protruding froa, ii. Tho coin, loo, is thin
81 the middle.
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CLEvELANp. Jan. 2oth. Is

CLEvELAND, Jan. 20th, 1852.
W. W. WoRsTELL-Sir: 1 have discovered
that two small sized bottles of Mustang Lini-
ment' is worth thirty dollars The discovery
was made in the following nanner--f purchaset
a fortnight since horse for thirty five dollars
on account OF sprained shoulder, and now, af-
ter having used two bottles of your Mustang
Liniment," have been offered sixty five dollars
for the Horse, besides pay for his keeping.
The Horse can be seen at the stable of the
United states Hotel. Yours, &c, M.
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BROWN & HURLBUT,

f" AVE removed their Boot and Shoe Store To h.
Ii L. & R. Days new building, and would IN
vie the attention the ladies and gentlemen Of
Rlvenna and vicinity to the largest and bes, stock
Of hoos ard shoes that as YET ever graccd the far
famed village Of Ravenpa. We have from the iTail
e stern fabrics, to the 6rm, substantial and well
made, home msssfactured work. Our Ecii'ties
for manufacturing are not secoad to any boot aRd
shoe traders IN the vest, as we buy our stock from
the Manufaciures in the east.
We have be,n manufacturing ladies' wear the
pas, winter for spring trade and have large stock
Of home made work hand. All ofour work we
warreat not to rip if so, we repair free gratis
Will you please give us cailf
BROWN & HURLBUT.
Rayenna May i7th. 1852,
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H~ E0 nj q
A IJF OF that tea Al 90 cents. Aisn good
n Black ditto at 50 cents, at GILLETrs.
Eish-yhiie Fish, Trout, Siskawit, Mackerel
E and Codhsh, BY the bbl hall bhi and retail, retail, al
GILLETTS.
Iron. Nails &c.--lron, Nails aud G iass-a large
stock just reed Of GILLE1Ts.
ryrockery-A splendid assortment jast opened
a as GILLETrs.
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MOFtC E.-Persons holding orders on the
~ County Treasurer are requested to present
them for payment without delay, as interest will
cease after this day.
1T GREEN, Treasurer.
Ravenna, May 3lst, 1859.
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Kossuth Eats.
Michigan Central Railroad.
1857. 80

CLEVELAND-AND DETROIT LINE
In connection with the Cleveland and Cipc,nnstf
Il. r., Cleveland aRd Erie r. r., Cleveland and
Pitsbuigh R. r., and Michigan Central r. r,
PASSENGERS will be ticketed through from any
L point on Lake Michigan TO Cleveland, Cinein.
natl and Pittsburgh, and from either Of ,hose paces
TO any poin. on Lake Michigan.
This line will be composed OF two new low prea,
sure steamers tuIlt expressly for the route. s
CLEVELAND. Capt C. C. STAnARp.
FokESFCIff...... Capt. L. A. PrEncr.
A boat Will leave cIeye yeIand for Detroit, aud De-
Holt for Cleveland, every evening az 6. O'Clock at
rivirG 10 both cities the following motnIi 2 in seaean
for the morning train of esrs for Chicago Cincinnati
aud Pittsburgh, aud for the Lake SUPERIOR and Ssp,
NAV Boats 81 Detroit. Taey will run ison Clevs.
land in the following order:
FOREST CITY.
MoEday.. ........ W-dnesd y.......,.Ttiday
CLEVELAND.
Tut sday.......... Thursday. ..-.... Saturday
And will leave Dstrot:
CLEVELAND,
Mondiy.,........W Wednesday. FsIdsy
FOREST CITY
Tuesday. Thurs Saturday
The undersigned are prepared TO make cnatraets
Tor all kinds Of freight IRON Cleveland 10 De,roi
Mackitaw, S-nt Sic Marie, Saginaw, and all ports
ON Lake Michigan. The
OCEAN, CASPIAN and ST. louis
will compose she line until the new boats are ready.
AGENTS.
C. BRADBURN & Co., Claveiand
PiTMAN, TRoWBRlDGE 4 JONES, nepoi,.
apr22 s60,f
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: 0S.SSH550
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
ETNA ms. COMPANY,

UNION MUTUAL LIFE ms. COMPANY
a. stem, M SIS
PROTECTION ms. COMPANY,
of Hartford, Conn
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the above Companies, will issue Policies the
must favorable terms.
aT The above Companies stand among the best
m,naged and sales, surance Companies in the
coun.,j.
Applications made TO s. HERRIfK.
General Insurance AGENCY office. R,venna, O.
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NE w
O. GID GOD HD - .
Alcorn g. FarWell

"AvE Just RECEIVED full assortment Of Cloths,
I'll Cashmere and Vestirgs, Consisting OF Amer.
csn, German and Freach Broadcloihs, which wilt
be sold very low.
Rseenna, May IS, 1852.
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RECEIVED BY EXPRESS,
GILvER, Brass and Jipd. trimmed Self Adjust
- ing Pad Tees.
Jan mM FRAZER
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
Ranks as bad as GonnterfeiterS- Those
Ten Dollar NeleS.

a large number of notes purporting to
Sc worth ten dollars, issned recently by the
Branch Banks Of this ate, weuId do dis.
credit 10 the most bungling counterfeiier.
The psper IS villainous, and the engraving
mora iaaistincf than that on many ef the
xrosSesl coun unterfeifs, ever taken by 40 .in
Vsxy phhIic We have never seen nore
ihsifihs lid for tie exercise OF kuasish
Ingenuity = ite main 'dilkts.lty would be iu
eopgihs y she inpsslsssioas # The origin
ThefoliOwing isttes, received this morn
ine. by Que q tie banks Of this city, from,
a.Haaking House. in Milwaukee, sheds fur
thes light on the matter. IL experienced
eifiicrra are aput to their trumps1 in jadg-
ing sf these notes, what Will become Of the
vreas mass " persons, nnex xperienced in
Sae science of detection? ?-P Plain pealsr.
MiLwArKsE, May 20. 1852.
Dsar ssr:-We enclose herewith bill,
supporting to be Of the sMerchants B.anch
Bank, :, Of Your city: $40. IF genui,.e.
plsase return one Of your own notes and il
had return the bill. Mitchell pronounces
Il tunquatifediy, bad and SO does bis Tel
lei, We are uncertain. as il looks like
genuine bill; bnt miserable plate and am
Trsssioa, at any rate. A man was ar.
rested with il to-day for passing counterfeit
money, but on our representing that it was
doub fnl, be was released. Ii good, the
Bank shonld be indictsd for issuing such
l0oting stuff. aud evea your Ias iav, is too
Ssoad if,r them. Yours, &c.