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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-04-21
For the Spirit Of Democracy.
Inn GINGLE, AGAIN.

AM oAIS0AA, <ANNAA''
4 Mn. EDIroR.-I want 10 tell you about
my sayings and doings since last wrote
to you. Tuesday week ago, | started out
to electioneer. On my way met good
many folks, bu, thought wouldn't shove
and urge on many, till got the length of
of the town Of; and if | could sue
ceed in getting old Sinbat Seekdimes, the
tavern. keeper, and Lazarus Loungeabout,
the store.keeper, to support me, it would
help me nightly. got into town about
noon; just as they were ringing the bell Tor
dinner. bolted right towards the store.
Lazarus was Just locking the store, togo
to dinner. He shook hands with me how
ever, and asked me il | wasn't going to
ea, dinner. I,cld him guessed would.
Old Sinbat come running out, shook hands
with me, and asked me if wanted my
criser put awaya told him yes. We
soon were eating dinner in the room. Ola
Sinbat talked ard laughed like everything.
All his talk, however, was on the wrong
subject. | seen right away that we differ
ed widely in sentiment. He wanted the
dimes from me, and wanted to get his
vote. Iknow'd the old cuttng.box was
hard one; for he was locofoco, and |
frozen whig, it would be hard pull. Al
ter q long chat, and several failures on my
part, 10 broach the subject, had at last to
break in on long yarn he was tellin' me,
and tell him had mind to run for the
legislature. The old fellow looked mighty
queer, | tell you. He curfuffled his old
woolly head. with his big paws. lie sput
out an enormous chew Of well ground TO-
bacco. Well, Mr.. Gingle. said he, you
must excuse me, from talking much on the
subject. | asked him why' He began
long speech about General Jackson saw.
ing his country from ruin, by whipping the
British, at Orleans; and how he saved it
again from a bundle Of shark merchants,
by yetoing the United States Bank. He
went on, and on. and said SO much about
things that thought | must leave him
mighty quick, or he would upset all could
urge, in favor ofmy doctrines. So clear.
ed myself and left both him and Lounge
about.
~ then started for old Bill Kicks. | had
understood he had log-rolling that day.
got there in about an hour. hiiched
my critter TO sapling, and sprung over
the fence. After had shook hands with
them al, 4 told them was going to run
for the Legislature. Every fellow then stop
ped work and looked at me. Tom. Wrap
sat down on log and held his jaws be-
tween his hands. | asked him what was
the matter. "Tooth- ache," said he. |
said to him "Tom. what II you give me il
| tell you what III cure it?' "Oh! I'd do
any thing could for you," said he. "Will
You vote for me said n" He drawled out
along, dry ..y-e.s;" the sound Of the $
was nearly lost between his tongue and
throat, we'll" said |, "put about the
size Of pea Of powder in il, and apply
amstch." Eyeryfsllowthen snorted right
oust Tom. got mad and said wanted
ID slow cut his brains. "Not At all Tom.v
said !. "put = slop match to /, and then
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-04-21
POETRY.
[For the Spirit of Democracy


sa For the Spirit Of Democracy.]
BY W. W. LIVINGSTON.
When youth and beauty smile on US
And all the world looks gay,
IT'S hard from all such pleasant scenes,
That we must pass away.
When prospects, opening TO our view,
With hope the soul inspire
When fortune smiles, and something new
But stimulates desire.
With smiling friends, in circles bright
= When we are gaily moved,
And when we know, that by those friends
We are indeed beloved.
IT'S hard to feel that we must yield,
TO death must be resigned;
And, that we must be laid in dust,
And leave such sweets behind.
But when we know, that we may 60
Where pleasure never ends;
We should prepare, forever there
To dwell, with dearest friends.
We would appeal to all, who feel
"A spark Of social love.
Seek friends below, that they may SO
With you, to realms above.
How sweet twill be, when can see
: All my beloved friends,
Around the throne of Joy unknown,
Where PLEASURE NEVER ENDS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-04-21

True James, the novelist, utters the
following beautiful sentiment in one Of his
books:
Ground the idea Of ones mother, the
mind of a man clings with fond affection.
1t is the first deep thought stamped upon
our infant hearts, when yet soft and capa-
be of receiveing profound impressions,
and the after feelings Of the world are
more orless light in comparison. lido not
know that even in our old age we do not
look back to that feeling as the sweetest we
have through life. Our passions and our
wilfulness may lead US far from the object
Of our fiial love; we learn even to pain her
heart, to oppose hsr wishes, to vioalto her
commands; we may become wild, head
strong, and angry at her counsels or oppo-
sitions; but when death has stilled her
monitory voice and nothing but calm
memory remains TO recapitulate her vir-
tues and good deeds, affection, like a
flower beaten TO the groud BY past storm,
raises up her head and smiles among her
tears. Rounded that idea, as we have
said, the mind clings with fond affection;
and even when the earlier period Of our
loss forces memory to be silent, fancy
takes the place Of remembrance, and
twines tho image Of our dead parent with
a garland ofgraces, and virtues, which we
doubt not she possessed" "
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-04-21

oc-lf you love others they win love you.
II you speak kindly to them, they win
speak kindly. Love is repaid with love.
and hatred with hatred. Would you hssf
a sweet and pleasing echo, speak sweeiiy
and pleasantly yourself y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-04-21

GrSmi,hers grew desperate the o,het
day because Mrs. Smiihers wanted .'an-
other new Dress" aud swore he would
commit suicide or die in tie sfiempif ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-04-21

O-T An acknowledgement oferrorsco
milied is one Of the sublimest acts ofhu-
man virtues, 4 81 .g
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
BROWN &1HURLBUT,

IL L. & R. Days new building, and would in
vte the attention ofthe ladies and gentlemen Of
Ravenna and vicinity to the largest and best stock
Of boots and shoes that as yet, graccd the far
famed village ofRayenna. We have from the frail
eastern fabrics, to the firm, substantial and well
made, home manufactured work. Our facilities
for manufacturing are not second to any boot and
shoe traders in the west, we buy our stock from
the Manufactures in the east.
We have heen manufacturing ladies' wear the
past winter for spring trade and have large stock
Of home made work ON hand. All ofour work we
warrent not to rip if SO, we repair free gratis.
Will you please give US a calf
BROWN & HURLBUT.
Ravepna NAV l7th, 1852.
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"BR - N"s-
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest .as.sza
BLOOD PURIFIER e
as5Sa IN THE WHOLE WORLD!


E4s2f IS 8e55a IN THE WHOLE WORLD!
Price I'll per Bottle, Sir Bottles for %
It is pu. n QUART BoTTMEs Z I'll! . Of the same same
as sss sastans % Tes5 DosR and fis s
are that only ay
ssI s
ss e 81 Ia s soes ssraer
a.,s Indian Roots and Barks,
sd ne Is5Ss sss ct
Indian or a man and these being oanodea with the strong
sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssAFRAs BARKs,
make this yesetable Extraes no, sny the sess.t Bleed
RMrsr but so s ~ o @
orc Doa5 much ISnsss sas
a For undoubted proof of the Cures OF
Scrofu1a, Fever-Sores,
sons, Snsies Lived re. Iss-
e. e. s Ser Es ass R sRsEs
inrssE. DsEasss see our 1MPHIETs aad AasS
baas-eyery Agent has them to give away - a,ss ssi
Fos SALE BIZ /. SWIFT. Raxenna; Gibbs &
Day, Deerfeld; WIN. Dick iEeen, Randolph
J. B Sheldon, A,water; Francis Lewis, Pal
myrn; Parsons & Root, Windham; II. Beech
or, Garrettsvilc; J. W.. Foster, Mantua; A. ".
Horr. Shalersvilic; J.W. Cone & Co, Frank
lin Mills; Davis & Thomas, Newport; Beebe
g. Elkins, Akron; E. B. Ellsworth, Hudson;
John Davis. Cuyahoga Falls; H. s. Garter,
T'allmadge; H. Hurd & Sons. Aurora; J. M.
Rathburn. Freedom; Alling & Co. Twinsbnrgh;
woodman & Howe, Northfeld; J. Page, Rich>
field; B. & A. Cook, Chardon; Geo. Boughton,
& Co., Burton; G. & J. G. Treat, Claridon Gen.
ter; John Mathew, Auburn; A. Adams g. son
and J. H. C. johnson. Warren; and by agents
nj evey town in the State. a sas5ss-as-.
And by Wallace & Co. 208 Broadway New
York.. a.#s.i ly3l7.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
NEW BOOK STORE
At RVenna,

Morro-READY PAY-SMALL PRorIrs-QuIcK Re.
a g y TURNS.
----se @e~----
FHHE undersigned is now receiving large and
l. very complete assortment of
School and Miscellaneous Books and Sta
-4s=F tlonery, F
to which ne invites the attention of the citizens of
Portage County. -gs s=eSs,: ltE 1.s,i5s !. So
Standard Works of History, Biography, Litera.
ture, Science, Poetry, Tales, Sketches, Juvenile
Works, &C., dse., may be found in his stock. A
arge yarieiy OF as sa ,,4 5 eaeiia74i
/ SCHOOL BOOKS.
by different authors, also on hand. s.s5 ~ =
He is, also, opening handsome and very in.
yiting assortment Of Fancy Articles, Toys, Can
dies, &C., sc. - sg5fss.s So. - 49,
He hopes TO be able to make it for the interest
oil persons wishing articles in his line, to give him
acall. All, Old and Young, are cordially invited
at any rate, to call in and view the many beautiful
and valuable things comprised in his assortment.
His store, lin the Ohio Star Office Build
ing, Main Street, few rods east OF G,liet'ss Store
LYMAN w. HALL.
Ravenna, May g, 1852.
THE following Biographies, viz: Franklin's, J
Q. Adams, J. C. Caihoun's, Andrew Jackson's
Madison and Monroe's, Jofn Randolph,s, Silas
Wrighps, Gen. LaF ayett's, Louis K Kossuth's, Gen.
Taylor's, James K. Po.k's, etc., ETC., for sale at
- HALL'S BOOK STORE.
iooA1 oN LIE hUhSE; Staoie ECONOMY,
Colmans Agriculture, Farmers Every Day Book,
Rogers Scientific Agriculture, Farmers and Emil
grants Hand Book, Miss Beechers Domestic Econ
omy, Practical Receipt Book. -.
Pulte's Domestic Physician-Homepathic. 81
Uncle Toms Cabin. =
u Bibles, large and small, good sssortment.
Methodist Hymn Hooks, largeahd small.
Fremonts Exploring Expedition.
: Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions.
Moral, Religious, Scientific, PoeticaI, Biograph-
ical, Histo rical and Miscellaneous works, great
variety. =
Harper,s Magazine for May. = n ~
Western Literary Magazine, and Journal Of Ed
ucation, Arts and Morals, ior May.
Fowler's Works, bound, and in cheap pamphlet
editions. s es7s
Parkers series Of School Books, recommended by
the Examiners of Portage County, alT for sale at
as HALLS NEW BOOK STORE.
a.: Raw emma. Nav 4. 1852. 7.tH= q i.1st''
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0TThe man who thought he could
earn to make boots by swallowing tsbsrry
obbsefs1 has just got out q work in which
eattempts 10 prove that BY eating hops
op will acquire knowledge Of waltzing.
ussr old customer, isn't he.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

GDLUAN SILVEK W.HITHES. p
KTNHE undersigned now offers for sale fine as
Il sortment of jewelry of the following kinds
Gold and Silver Watches, silver spoons, fine and
cheap Jewelsy, pocket cutlery, and a general ass
sortment o. small articles usually keptin a Jewe.
~ Store, all Of which will be sold at the loT.
81 cash prices. r. A. BAIRD. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
RE,MOVAI,,...

MIR. T. C. SUTHERLAND would respect.
I'VE fully inform his heretofors literal patrons
That he has removed his Grocery Store Two doors
West of B. Lttle's Book Store, where the, al
ways find the latch-strng out and meet with
hearty welcome. Constantly on hand the choicest
kinds ofGROCERIES s. PROVISIONS.
9,999 lbs. of Butter wanted, for which the
highest market price will be paid in Cash.
Also, the mafke price in Cash for EGGS.
May 8. T. c.. SUTHERLAED.
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Boston Fashions.


NIHkS HBHG
HASjust returned from Boston and New York,
i'll with May Fashions, AID has made arrange
msnis to obtain from those places
NEW FASHIONS EACH MONTH.
He also brought with him an extensive stock OF
Fancy Ribbons, French and American Artificial
flowers, Embroidered Cuffs and Collars Of all kinds,
Bonnets and bonnet silks, Grape and Grape ieise Of
all colors, gloves of all kinds, silk blond lace and
edgDgs Of all kinds, Innings and straw trimmings,
such as buttons, tasses, brads, lace and other ar
icles too numerous to mention.
E3WilI the ladies please call at the FANCY
STORE and examine The prettiest stock Of Fancy
Goods in town. Ladies silk hats on hand or made
to order.
Ravenna, May II, 1862.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
For sale or Rent.

TINE subscriber Offers for sale or rent cheap,
i his, Dwelling Heuse, Shop, and three lots,
tor about three quarters ofan acre ofand situated
at CampbelIs Port, Portage County, Ohio. There
is a good barn and an excellent. well of water on
the same. ,ssfeAf 5gfsF 4ofEs zs4g
For further particulars enqnire Of the subscribe
on the premises.at 2: CORY w. MEEKER.
Campbells Port, Feb. n, 1852. 35ln
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

SHEETINGS, Bats, Yarn, Rapping
- Twine, Shoe Thread, Coil Rope, etc., for.
sale cleap at 8 sas5;s -. Il BUTTONS. E
"A LOT Of Sperry's Patent Lever Clocks
EA--also single and double barrel Guns just
received by gss ass BuTToN.
rENTS & LADIES French Kid Gloves
S1-a choice assortment at BuTroNs-
IL RENCH, English and German Broad
L cloths, Doeskins, Plain and Fancy Cassie
meres, also a great variety OF Vestings, Tailors
Trimmings. ETC., at Burrows READY PAY STORE.
HATS g. GAPS, Umbrellas and Para
IL soils; a large stock al Burrows.
AIDES DRESS GOODS Something
IL new and desirable with great variety and
cheap, al BUTTONS.
VXTALL PAPER The greatest variety
WI in town. Window Paper, Fire Board
Prints, ETC., low for ready pay at BpTroHs.
rROCKERY & GLASS WARE
~ Some new patterns q. low figures al
NAV 81. ssss.ss.ss "a BUTTONS. -
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g... - Notice. T..
THE subscribers hereby give notice 10 the
Il citizens Of Portage and adjoining counties,
that they have this day entered into Co
under the style and firm ofMcElwains g. Arnold, |,
at the Steam Factory recently occupied by J. B. g
G. McElwain. JAMES B. McELWAlN, 10 .
.hs : 83gE 7aa GEORGE McELNAlN,ff
skz .,sa BERNARD w. ARNOLD. :,
Ravenna, May 10, 1855. =. W rs s64 ~, ~,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Respectable" Labor.


the "Day Book that the high prices Of
meat und other things easable, come from
the Farmers occupaion not being respec.
table, in the opinion Of silly people as il
ought % be. .
livery soft-headed puny country BOY
twcnra told, Is sent OIL 70 New = OK 10
oecome merchant, and the girls instructed.
70 marry as they would buy h1nnets the
Eayest and most fashionable husband they
can find
Again:
4 ericnlttire and fafmlng, the business
s5oyaett nt'lsfs ~ the world ta'ns rfq'''r es
aaucatlons latent ane' science ,-eis YEN 70 '''e
auis ana 19nosam q our oR 2 country aho
ne uneQucateo aud poor q DINERS WHO HocR
here 70 tnousanQss The advantages nm
educated farmer has over The ignorarit 90 an, ano
stupid, are lar greater than the. .shrewd
shipping mefchant or banker hns ever the
uutl Rlsodlng tfader, whose vision exsends
no iatnef shan me RIM ol his hat. :
veal mutton, sbui.e er and other such
necaasarles OF lie, are raised genefaily oy
sunskilied, hard WORKING men, VINO spend
more .ime, labor ana expense IN raisihg
dollars worth Of eatables nan scient'lic
or intellIgens parsical farmer would spend
IN raising hye dollars worth;F and then
wnen hey nave raised or made them,
tney sell them 70 spectators, who IN turn
oil them 10 butchers and market women,
sand they sell TO the consumers Safcely
an article comes 10 market that is not sold
siouf Or hve times, and at profit oach time,
nvn fc INT, a m aftda n ha
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

II 10 alone-no other medicine has sueh suprem
efficacy in DISEASES OF TIE GLANDs. ehe. seat
most dsorders.) Thus ONE DROP placed upon
the tongue causes a copious flow from the saliyary
similar. This is the secret Of it's superiority. BY
careful estimate, the strange anomaly in medicine
is established, that this warm medicine allays all
feyers, even the parched state of the throat and
lungs; having cured II, 600 persons of lCouoHs,
COLDS and LUNG COMPLAINTS the past winter and
spring. s4sf
ALE PAIN il alleyiates in an -Irs-ANf.
sIck HEADACHE il cures insi6 MIEurzs.
IoorH-AcHE an iEsrAHT.
kHEuMATIsM ,J4 2a HOURS
COLO: CRAhr MINUTES.
{ ~ rs an sconomical o1 hmliy !emeGy, 30 ngnly
concentrated that 20 cent bottle diluted Tor use
near tnlee pmes as muen ano 70 PfeieIIec
s.sis sspeI,aly ~ ms a.Ing senmaamy wa1 ass :.
z =. s e
" raoS. n. vlsns I'M
so y ~ sno
lsga, agae IN .he ,ace, SoIy tnlosI, @c. se'es
ana anmaung 20 sne WHORE oeoy Wnen used inter-
nailyi Deng composed Q, me pure interior ne OF
pegetasle Meoicines only. ~ Instantly qu,ckens'
ana suenetnens 'ne Pnise, ana 70 SO PHxed as a
olesslIg ~ sged ana lnnim people, oy iaoies 10
~ ~ snose sio"iy recovering 's ilo"
Copsea from thes WdHnaee HsUsr fsnfes,
i . ioublssked at Hastnaes Cstu, Ohio, ,4e
= 80 ,.,,.,;., -. n,,, .,,,ru 80 Z,
seI, Il seldom that we see 40 strong recommend,
a,;on ofa medicine aa ihe followng. and maj loo.
a. home. where, II is prenared, we know that
go. ~, :, ,h,sa thn..and hot,ies of n, c,sgory,s
MaS;.;ns a., ass,. 80, so1S :, h;s Iaho,a ,e,. =;
~ ~ Z, TToJsSa .na ,,ha, tc,sn. - ,his
so,,n,x sa,s Wa sss ,hat Messrs &. Iinsiev & e.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
$ so REV ARD.

GTOLEN, FROM the SUBSCRIBER,
y ON The nigh, of the 18th inst. = -
go IS TWO HORSES,
One bright bay, without any white, six years old,
medium size, and about IA hands high. Had shoes
on fore feet only. 5f,sss q. sf5a
The other brown horse, six years old, had, a
star in forehead, one white hind foot, and somewhat
lame in left shoulder and no shoes on. ~. - -,
Whoever will give any information respecting
the horses that will lead 10 their discovery, shall
receive the above reward. JOHN G. FOLEY. =
Eiingburgh .une 10 1862 ,st5 =. s-..s.s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

4 LOT OF that tea al so cents. Also good
~ Black ditto at 90 GEMS, at GILLETrs.aa
Tlish-Whils Fish, Tfout, Siskawit, Mackerel
E aid Goldfish, by the bbi half Dbl and retail, at
GILLETTS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

pARASoLS-A big assortment, Just
Il opened and selling below the market, BY
-,. as. &C. ,...,.-.. G L. &c PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
NEW GOODS! 4
THE FIRST ARRIV al

C. & J. C. PRENTISS ss-
TNAKE pleasure in informing their customers
L that they are now receiving their Spring
Goods, The patterns viii be. found new and des
sirabie, and the prices as low as the lowest.
Rayenna, May 3, 1862. s..5.ss -e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

d A. BAIRD tenders bis sincere and gratefsI
III. thanks 10 the citizens of Ravehna and ad-
jvIneng towns for their liberal patronage for the ps
year, same time assuring them that NO psins
will be spared 10 merit cohlnuapes efihs same
by choice selection ofgoods a. the lowest possls
BILE rates. SSsss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
5s.i3 rts NEW STORE And ssa@.
NEW G. GODS.

Inc He asRL ~ = MH-A- ~
T,AKE pleasure in. snneu cling 20 iheir custo-
Il mers and The ubiic thst they have remoaed
TO their NEW STORE, on the premises formerly
occupiedby Zenas Ksni, Esq., where they are now
receiving az 54Ss sss9ss aS X ~ Ei1ss hsisles;
Splendid Stock Of II ring 4 sznner Goois,
That cannot be excelled by any other eatublish-
ment in Ohio; and we invite all, who wish 10 buy
goods at fair prices, 10 call and examins stock,
feeling assured that can and will offer induce.
ments worthy Of consideration. 30, =. sa'e,
-: H. L. r. DAY.
Ravenna, My lith, 1859.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Latest Arrival
AT SWlFT'S DRUG STORE.
Sign of the Golden MOrfSRFs

A eFRESH, Supply OF nearly all the chemicals
IN 10 general use as medicinal agents, and for
manuiac,uriee purposes together with general as
sorimeht OF Drugs, Puints, Oils, Dyes, Gr0eertes,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
SPRING GOODS.

Id DWELL Co., are now receiving their spring
i h, supply, and invite all in want Of GOOD and
mHEAP Goods, to give them call, as they pledge
themselves to sell as low as the lowest. .-.l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
SILVER WARE, WATCHES
JEWELRY.

/ A NEW assortment received every two weeks
IA direct from the hands of Importers and Mann.
lecturers, purchased in quantities and Of prices TO
supply the trade, consequently the newest styles
always received in dne time and for sale st ihs
loves rates. Pedlars supplied with any Of the
above named Of as low prices % at Cieveloud
Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. f55ss ~ 7-,-sf -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

Bonnet Ribbons--A good assortment just open
ID ed, and selling at low figures, at
May 10th, 1862. RowELL & Co.'s.
DARASOLS--Just received, splendid lot OF
i ParasoIs, and selling at LOWER PRICES than
ever was heard Of in Ravenna, at .a4as sA.
RowELL Co.'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

nRIED PEACHES on hand ind for sale
IL Shaierssiie mf6 at &1HORR'S.
:" HITE BEANS--A few bushels of sma
wv White Beans for sale at HORR'S.A
Shaierssille, March 6. z-a%
M indow GIass-All sizes on hand OF the
w Franklin Rock Glass, at HoRRs.
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lRomllnIefs,

CURTAIN MUSLlNS-20 pieces Of
~ eIlb,d Curta. n Muslins from 25 to Is cents
per yard; 10 pieces of emb,d Lace Drapery from
30 cents to III per yard. Something entirely new
for curtains, and splendid article just received
at the new store of June q ) III Z e. R DAY
SECOND ARRfV AZ. - 500 yards Of the
y best American Lawns FIR l21 cents per yard
ever offered in Rayenna, at the new store Of . ..
June 81 go g I ss.,s H L & DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

seald Head Eryspeas Salt Rae. Rseam9ti: Ssis E,sr
bago Cancerous Ulcers Costiyeness, Sore Eyes, Dyspep
STA The Side Bfeas Bones, and Joats AID AL oTHE
IMpURE-BLooD DISEASES, see PAMPHLE rs and RdHc
IA Agent o
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

gfeat number Of citizens Of this city and county.
agents in Bavenna-Curtiss Hatch Isaac Swif
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23
IrcRrAsr OF THE SLAVERY Trade

IrcRrAsE OF THE SLAVERY TRADE;
IN CuBA.-Allaccountsrepr large
increase Of the slave trade in Cuba at
which. it il alleged. the Spanish OH
cial wink. A letter from Havana gives
4 list Of nine vessels, which have landed
at different ports Of Cuba, during tue
present year, 4, 10 slaves from Africa,
the letter referred to adds:
"This is but the beginning. There
is tacit understanding for the exten.
sion Of this scheme until ten thousand
more have been brought hither, on
each Of which is paid to officials, for
winking at II. three ounces and fifty one
dollars, making in the aggregate $50
000."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-23

~It will be seen from the City
Council proceedings, that Mr.. Kellum
has resigned his seat in the Board, and
an election is ordered to ELL the va
cancy.
Mr.. Kellum has been very active
and efficient member Of the board and
we regret that be will not serve out
the term. which would expire in about
three months.
1t was mainly through the influence
Of Mr.. Kellum that the board consen-
ted to purchase the new Cemetery
Mr.. Kellum said at his election if he
could accomplish that object, the end
for which he consented to run would
b attained. We hope that some one
will be selected to eli the vacancy
Who will be as much alive to the in.
terests Of the city. as Mr.. Kel]um has
been.