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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

u EkITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOT.
~ land. and ales DratH. from II and upwards paya
BOWMAN GRiNNELL co SO South s.rees.
only authorized agents ths CITY swallow Tail lines
oiLiverpoos and London packets.
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NR grLIINaFRs LIYIMgNr uAs BrKy NEARLY

~ years before public. Its frss iricrds arc
hess uDks ell other remedies. sells where IL is
st Known Whist DO tae ior men generally say whom
with the linn '.We wall, yon cOnd not done
he..erits exoeens article" " oough., colds.
nRgmsion o. The lungs Nil rheumatic ard other pans ncr
vcus tisesso - Of character in either
I'll. p,emoatc dicules colio diarrh and ohoers heals
all Tnd bruises extracts and Sold
iirse t,,lcs rom IT, 10 i eaoh IL isput MP especially
mily use large beSutiiul toilet bottles at e.ch
- tbsen. Ths u the cheapest si8e tor families,
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INLAY FESTIVAL Assoc
~ by the oak, Abe brave OLE
stoIIn. - Notice. An sd gu
tyai Association will DO held
Broadway ar ID How ard stroes,
infant. as7ls o'clock. R0inA
susl la their ss,endsnoo.
NATHANIEL
KM. FAnnoN. Ssnrninry.
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sauRsMe. GaNwTAaWs, sIs.

sJoR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL NEW BARoUCBE. on
A Rochswhy Carriage, being ugsd only few weeks sad
will nc so.d cheap Apply 80 g. SoLuemans New Lively
Sab|e, No. .0i Youth street.
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IL EkoVAL.-THE FOURTH ASsOCIATE PRESBYrE'
h Church (Rev. Alex Clements, Pastor hitherto
weTsfsppng In Twent7fourt etrest will remove next
sabbath the basement OF their church in Twenty
eight street, between Ninth and Services
30 coz menoe a. lCh A. NJ. and 5 o'clock p. II.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TIvHE .rLy. JOHN LITTLE NOW IN CONNECTION
vita the Presbyterian Church will. on Sabbath. tns
7th Of Esrch his labars 70
ST. Lux Hail. OF grove and HUDSON Ereet Ser
vices at -Ck a. H., and 3 4. IA.
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MEECELL ANXIOUS.

- lila RD TABLES FOR SALE-ONE SECOND II AND
- table with everything complete also splendid shock
ofraw tables which offer for sale ~ loss
any other establishment in the CITY, N b. Cloths balls
feathers hsnd ~ the old stand ~
GRIFFITH DECKER
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w ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BARBER wE0
w can give the best reereaces 70 superntend ests
bhmena Apply ~ the shop corner Of Broad and wassr
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$50 600 TO I 6a.s z s. IN.uEANcE AND
Sun office Application. for Lie Insurance and Galoen.
always ready make largo small on most ali de-
toIptions Of personal property
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yHsTRUCTIoN.-A TRENCH LADY. PERFECTLY AC-
quanted With thc Eresh language professor OF tse
piano. ana Of the French language, wishes 70 fad
iepecste family wne'c her lessons would be considered
oomrensahon for her lodging. breik as.. ard toA The
BEST OF references II requred Please address note TO
D, box III POSI- Ofnoe, NEW YORK.
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OK 000 WANTED. AND AN ACTIVE BUsINESS
WO,OOV manto engage with the advertiser. who has
~ least SIS year. will be clearly ~ an in.
teg.w Address D. D., this Office with name, and when
and where 10 be seen.
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1xssG tcvEr.
6NENTREvILLE COURSE LONG IsLAND-aAcING.-
" Saturday, karchG at 2 o'eloskP M.-NAtoh for SlD
Half mile heats G. Nelson Noieon Golt y. Nil
CHI m. Lady HILL JOEL CONKLIE. Proprietor.
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: -
FOR SALE .

EOR sALE-AN UNEXPlRED LEASE, WITH STOCK
and fixtures Of porter house desirable leosN N.
IN Grand street, east Of Who Bowery lifted splendid
style snd doing good bar business VIII be sold cheap
If the present. prspetor being other
business. INQUIRE 81 No. rs South street.
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MORE TEsTIhoNY.-THE EDITORIAL COLUMNS
I o. the country press tsem with such Spontaneous
noss thc ore futishod below from tho Essex St.nds
ssseeshtoTn New Jersey. Feb 10 1854 Well may 10 30
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
INCORPORATION NOTICE,

WHEREAS, at a special session of the Hon. Board
of County Commissioners Of the county of Portage
and State of Ohio, held at their Office in Ravenra,
in said county, the 30th dayof September, A. d.
1852, a etition presented signed by 20 legal
voters, resident upon Lots 49, go, 81 and 66, in the
South Division of Letsin said Township of Ravcnna.
praying for a General Municipal Incorporation of all
the territory embraced within the limits of said four
Lots to be denominated the "Villagcof Ravenna,0
by virtue of the "Act passed May 3, 1852" entitled
sAn Act to provide fer the organization of Cities and
incorporated Villages And said Board of Commits
sioners elm satisfied that said petitioners hadpro-
ceeded in all respects eontoI mable to law and that
said Petition in legal form. with an accurate
Plat annexed, ordered the same on f:e to be heard
at their next regular session, in December 1852.
Notice is therefore hereby given all persons in
terested in the premises, that said Petition, will be
heard by said Board of County Commissioner at the
office of the County Auditor, in Ravrnna, on Mon
day, the 9th day of December, A. ID: 1852, at
o'clock p. NJ, at which time and place any person
interested appear and contest the granting Of
the prayer of said Petition if be ft.
BY order of the Petitioners.
+. SPALDING.
N. D.. CLARK;
ALBERT AUSTIN,
Special incorporating Committee.
Attest: Henry G. HAWKINS
Deputy County Auditor,
Oct, list 1852. CIV
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
5000 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER the health and happiness OF n
w people is at all times of the most yal,abl, imper-
ance ltk itor grant, that every person wdo I'LL III their
powo To the lives G their eIdrep, and every per-
son will eDdcavor to promoe their h.ah all Sacrifices.
feel tito be duty to soienny yon that WORMS,
according TO the opinion of tn celebrated Physciansar1
tho primary OF large majority of diseases to which
children and aduts are1ab if havS appetlt;
Pain in the Stomach, Picking at the Noso Harnes
ness OF tho Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever, Pus- Irregular
remember that all this: deIOse WORM
apply the 'Ey
H0BENSACE'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded scientific principles, compound I'd
Will, purely vegetable substances being perfectly sal: when
aken and be given toBot ILint with dc dsd
beneficial effect, where Bosel e0piai4fs have
made them weak ai dcb,atd the Tonc properties my
Worm Syrup such that it stands without equal
catalogue of III icines. in ing tone and
ach which makes infailibls d. for
with DYSPEPSIA. the astonishing peri
an :r PLY clns v FL d, is the best
cficac! all others. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
Harsh Educatienal system.

What Anselm, of Canterbury, at the end of
the eleventh century, said against the rigid monas
tic discipline, is admirable. An abbot complained
in conversation with him, of the incorrigble
youths who would not be amended by all the cor
rection he administered. Anselm replied: ssYou
never cease beating the boys, and what sort of
men will they be when they grow up 70 ssStupid
and brutish,'' answered the abbot. ga good sign
for your method of education,'' said Anselm,
sswhen you educate men into brutes 20 The ab-
bot answered: rs that our fault !. We try to
compel them in all manner of ways, to be better
and yet we effect nothing 'sYou compel
them!'' answered Anselm. sTell me, then,
pray you, if you planted a tree in your garden,
and enclosed it on all sides, so that it could not
spread out its branches in any direction, and after
some years transplant it in open space, what
kind of tree would it have become Certainly
useless one, with crooked, tangled branches
And whose fault would it be but your fault, who
trained the tree in this over-compulsory manner.
-Neander's Memorials of Christian Life.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

How THEY PUNISH Treason IN PERs1A.-We
mentioned recently, the attempt against the life
ofthe Shah of Persia We now learn that Ha-
jee Suleiman Khau, accused as the instigator of
the crime, was seized, his body carefully drilled
with knife in parts which wo'd not at the mo-
ment cause death; pieces oflighted candles were
then introduced into the holes, and, thus ilumna-
ted, it was carried in procession through the ba-
Ear, and finally conveyed to the town gates, and
there cleft in twain like fat ram. The Kurret-
il Ain, better known as Bab's Lieutenent, on the
Fair Prophecies of Kazoeen, who since the late
religious outbreak, hasbeen keep aclose prison.
er at the capital has been executed, with some
dezen others. His Majesty received three slug
wounds in the shoulder, but all of very slight
nature. -fssssssE p s'srs sszs-E&
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
HoBENsACK's LAYER PELLss

No part OF the system is liable to disease
lt ER it ring filter 10 purify the blood eir ing
proper eon TO the bile that any wrong scon Of
LIVER effects the other important parts OF the tm
sIs ya+onsiy in Liver Complaihts, JatIdice Dyspepsia,
&C. We should therefore watch every symptom that might
indicate wrong action of the Liver These Pills being
posed of ROO rs and PLANTS furnished nature heal ths
$ ck Namely, 1t An EXPEToRANT which augncpts th
secretion from pulmonary mucS nembranc ronoes
dis iarge of sccretel tf,r. Cd, ALTERNATIVES which
oranges in some incxicablc and psenble the
tain mo bid action OF the system. Sd, TONIC which gives
tone and strength to the syscm health
Tigor to all parts of the body. 4h, CATHARTIC. which
acts in peri harmony with the other Jdsnt opera
ting on the bowels, and expelg the whole corrupt
and rilia natter and purifying the bloed which destroys
dis and rcsores health.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
TO FEMALES.

1ou will find these Pills invaluabe medicine In MANY
Complaints to which you subject in distractions either
total partial they have been found of nestimabc beuef
rest )rin therfuneonal healthy action pu-
flying the blood and other fluids, ectnally put flight
all complaints which arise from lie irregularities
headache, gidiness dimnes of SIGHT pain in the side back,
None genuine unless sed J. N. Hobonsack ali others
ing base niisIjon. -s l--.
Agents wishing now supplies and store keepers deslr-
of becoming Agents, address tbs propFitor,
Hab.nsack, Philadelphia Pa.
For sale by Dr. ISAAC SWIFT Ravenna; A. " Horr Sha-
ersye J. b. sheldon, Atwater; X. SelIey, Sufeld; d. X
Wheeler, Randolph; Dr. Prentice, Garfield; ]. H. Sexton,
Youngstown; H. j. Seby Warren; and wholesale by Dr. G..
r. ke!se No. 14o, Wood ST., Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer,
Cleveland, - ="
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
FARM FOR SALE.
A chance for a good Bargain!

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate about two
and half miles from Mantua corners
Cuyahoga Rapids good road. Said Farm contains
of excellent land hundred
under Improvement with good orchard of grated fruit
and is we'll apporoned into meadow, pasture llable
land That portion not cleared well tmbered,
ains from sixty to seventy The buildings all good
and sufficient for such Farm and we'll watered by plenty
of never failing springs scattered about it, and there
good sugar orchard it, of thrifty second growth trees
There is well of excellent soft at the House, and
eryting that tend render the place desirable
Persons dtrous of purchasing requested to call and
examine this For further particulars enquire of
subscriber the premises. SETH HARMON
Mantua, Aug. 80, 1859. 37s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
Green's Cottage MeIodeo,,.

THE subscriber would respectfully call the
81 g5 attention of the musical public
n III Fl II odeons whichhe is manufacturing in this
place, which for beauty of style quickness of
touch and quality of tone not surpassed by any
urers m the country. They vary in size from 81, 4, and 81
oeaves Prices from $40 to s $50 and $lCo The 81 and
ocayes are made pillar representing side
table. The and s. ocayes piano form. Please
andudge for yourselves All the above instruments
rntod All kinds of reed instruments repaired the
est notice and in good style Aceordeos repaired
reedspu i'll at l2a cents each. Shop Mr. Ltes Book
store. G.. F. GREEN,
Rayenna, Ohio. -t--s 4-EEs 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
THE TAPE; wORM =

This is the most difficult Worm destroy all that infst
the human system, it grows to almost deinit, Lns
coming coicd and fast med in the ntenrs .Jse
e1ectng tn h,ah sadly St. Vius dance. Fits
&c. that tho afflicted seldom If that TApE
WORM haseng them t1 early In order 10 destroy
this Worm, Very energetic treatment b.:
would therefore be proper to take six tof Liver Pills
so as to remove all obai TONS That the Worm Syrup may
direct uron 1 Worm, which must be tiken in two
abc5poonsulls trco imsa day. es directions followed,
ay never been ko%n to fail in curi the obsnas
of t.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
NEW ROCKS.


T IFE AT THE soUTH-A companion to Uncle Toms
IL Cabin. s-r...G-s d. ,. ~ .~
The White slaveA thrilling work from the pen of Bbetll
the Historian : : 3 ,srs--s.a
Aunt Phills' CabnOr Southern Life by Mary
H. Eastman. s.--s..-sF
Reel in RottIe or Jack in the Dolebums, by Cheever
KossIt in Notwithstanding the addresses to- him and
his replies. - -, =
Campaign of Gen. Scott in the Valley of Mexico
Lf of Gen. Frank PIERCE Bartlett bound and in paper
COY ers with steel engraved parrain elegant edition.
Sc we're gns of the Bible
The Bl thedae Romance-by Hawthorn. ..
Peep at Nos
Sunny Side--by the author of peep at No. s.
Kitty Bsowe-by the author of the Sunny Side, &C.
Laws of Life-by Elizabeth Blackwell, NJ. D.
Thoughts for Young Manly Horace Mann.
Slavery, Letters and Speeches-by Horace Mann.
Nineveh and its Remains-by Layard,
LInchs Expedition to the Dead Sea.
Fowler's Works. -'"
T. S. ArtEur's Works.
Mysteries Glimpses of the SUPERNATURAL containing ac-
counts of the Salem Wtchcraft, the Cock Lame Ghost &C.
ITar, or the SkiJuts Boy-bp Hiss Carleu.
Darien, or the Merchants Prince, Historical Romance
Temperance Gee Books, Songs for the times Sheet Music
Music Paper, &c.
Just received and for saleat HALLS BOOK STORE
Ravenna, Aug. s5, 1852. zss'S-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
Road Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition win presented
to the Honorable Board of Commissioners Porting,
eonnty at their session In December praying for
view and alteration Of certain County Roud in the soutl-
east part of DeerfeI township for purpose ascertain
ing the original line of said road and Strengthening and Ioca
thug the permanently the present travelled track
where yerges from the original line far may
ssary for the public convenenee Said alteration
fined between the point where said road
and centre road few rods c. o. Be, nd tie
Mahopipg river. -aE - .-et s
Deerfeld, Oct. 80, 1859. 4w-3a3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
CA H RI a GES.

D. CLARK & CO., have the largest and best assortment
of Carriages before offered in Portage county,
sstng u Chariot 'es Prince Abes Extension sde
seat standing top, and every varety for beauty and
enee all of which will be sold low favorable
The public invited to call and examine quail
tiles and prices, and judge for themselves and whether
there is any inducemen for them to trade with IN
Shop on Main street, cast of the public square.
Rayenna, March 90, 1852. 357
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
Fifty Tons of Marble,

TJsT received, and large share Of it is Italian obesque
81 Monuments Grave stone from inch up eight
and all which selected directly
importers in New York; American of the
quality the Mills of VIM. Ripley, celebrated
ing the finest and best Rutland Marble.
Take notice. that here is good assortment be
found in the State and that selected stock and
chased of first hands, therefore think that sell
good article heretofore has been sold poor by
dealers who buy hands, Therefore give call
fore you purchase elsewhere weconsider experience
guarantee that give entire satisfaction.
- HURLBUT e. FOX
Ravenna, Dec. 10, 1851. 1y342.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.

prepared to furnish their large Steam Factory north
the Penss House, different sized pine Window Sash and
Blinds Also keep hand general assortm
Chais Bedsteads, Bedstsad Posts Table Legs &c. all made
good materials and in good workman manner,
McELWAIN g. ARNOLD.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
Great RarSsaIha.

THE Subscriber offers for his desirable resdeI
Il in the east part the village of Ravena. There three
sixty feet lots of which there convenient and
half house with falling well of water There has been
much pains taken good fruit of various kinds growing
appes pears, ounces, Jlums cherries grapes &c
all in bearing condition For further particulars TERMS &c.
enquire III |, premises. L. J. COLLINS
Ravenna, Oct Is, 1852. 3s1tf. a
WTANTED.-Seve Hundled Dollars for years, for
w which good security will be given. r. J. COLLINS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

0eT-sThe sun is all very well,'' said an Irish
man, but in my opinion the moon is worth two of
it; for the affords light in the night time
when we really want it, whereas we have the sun
with us in the day time, when we have no occa-
sion for it'' t5f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

~ Theodore Hook says of railroads and steam
boats-'They anniiilate space and time, not to
mention multitude of passengers
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

. " You cannot fathom your mind. There is
well of thought there, which has no bottom
The more you draw from it, the more clear and
plentiful it Will be. s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
NEW ROCKS

I,HE DAYS OF BRUCE, by Grace AguiIar; Travels in
i Tartary, Thbet and China; Yellow plush Paper, by
Thachery; Essays from the London Tines Hydropahc En-
clyelop@da by DR. Thrall Religion Of Geology by Hitch
Library for Walks and Talks Of american
Home and Social Philosophy Woodwors Fresde Mu-
scum; Lives of the Mrs. Judsons, t1e for sale by
June IA. ss.L ss.-'E = 80 B. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

Why are washer women the gratest simpletons
on earth! Because they set their tubs out to
ketch soft water when it rains hard
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

" The State of Illinois has sold out its inter
est in the National Road in that State; so that
State has No interest in any public work. "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

" boy three years Of age was asked who
made him. With his little hand 1evelled foot
above the floor, he artlessly replied, g God made
me little baby SO high, and grew the rest.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
Il. LITTLE.

BOOKSELLER, Statoner, and dealer in Fancy articles,
- Toys, Musical Instruments, &c. north the Prentiss
House. general assortment of School and Miscellaneous
Books and Stationery for sale at the lowest prices Tho
wishing to pureGse respectfully invited call and
inc assortment.
May 3, 1859. z--9s. ago
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10
Ready for Operation,

THE NEW STEAM GRIST MILL, in Ravenna, is now
ready for operation. Farmers and Others will please
md examine the most conveniently arranged Mill in this part
If the State PARMELE & SONS.
Rayenna, August 9, 1852. sr B.. - 314tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

fe1FNot long since two ladies were on down
ward trip, on board a Mississippi steamer. One
of them had d baby about sthree months old. She
said her husband had been gone to California about
two years and half & ~ ss,
"How old is that baby 90 said the other.
sAbout three months old.'' -
81 thought you said your husband had been
gone to California about two years and half I.
"Oh, yes he has; but he writ to me-" Er.
Thatletter must have come by maze.-N. o. PIC.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

Use OF CoLoRED GLASSES IN FoGs.-The fol-
lowing curious observation is made by NJ, Luvini,
of Turin:-'When there is a fog between two
corresponding stations, SO that the station
with difficulty be seen from the other, if the OBJ
server passes coIored glass between his eye and
the eye-piece of his telescope, the effect of the
fog is very sensbly diminished, SO that frequent
ly the signals from the other station can be very
plainly perceived, when, without the colored
glass, the station itself could not be seen. The
different colors do not all produce this effect in
the same degree. The red seems the mcst proper
for the experiment Those who have good sight
prefer the dark red, those who are short-sighted
like light red better. The explanation of this ef-
feet seems to depend upon the fact that the white
color of the fog strikes too powerfully upon the
organ of sight especiallyifthe glass have some
what large field. On the contrary, by placing "a
colored glass between the eye of the observer
and the eye-glass of the instrument, the intensity
Of the light is much diminished by the interception
of part of the rays; the observers eye is less
weared, suffers ess,and consequently distinguish
es better the outlines ofthe object Observed
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

GEF.1 hope you WILDE able to support me- .
said young lady while walking out one evening
with her intended, during a somewhat slippery
state of. the sidewalks. af s=ess :, -s1
.Why, yes p said somewhat hesitating swain,
sswith little assistance from your father" There
was some confusion and profound silence.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

0ssF"M "Mother," said an inquisitive urchin, asfew
days since, "would you have been any relation to
me if father hadn't married you7"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

ID A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful thanks the
hs citizens of Ravenna, and adjoining towns for their lib
cra patronage for the past at h time assuring
them that pains will be spared to merit continuance of the
by choice selection of goods the lowest possible rates
Silver Ware, Watches and yeWelrys
NEW assortment received every weeks, direct from
N the hands of Importers and Manufac purchased
quantities and at prices to supply the ade consequently the
newest styles always received in due time and for sale at the
lowest rates Pedars supplied with of the above named,
low prices Cleveland, Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

oFsPm great gum said tipsy typo, who
had been out on a bender for week. - ~
8 Yes,' said the foreman, you're great gun and
half cooked, and you can consider yourself dis
charged 2 el a--e.-s. = -...., =. /
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-10

I 0E An old topper CHANGED to dring glass of
water yesterday, for want of something stronger,
smacked his lips, and turned to one of his COM
panions, remarking-,4 p5. ss 5--ss zz-.s
ssWhy, it don't taste badly I have no doubt tits
wholesome for females and tender Children