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] AXE SHORE PAckEr STEAMER 81,
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wEDNfsDAYs., - 4 n cars. MnSnAy. Ey, N!ScS
sET SD. n @ !2HHsBaT f5sBa5 S:s
sa,uris,. and Sundays the c'oo viii ohly Mississippi
" fisa r-y Il he Railroad the Up orE
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'1s md IS dine 'as ti y elk ari ot tia aud sHuf
+ 81 R. GEDpts Agrn, Bank rlee.
Axe sls sMohE s!..,I el,froMl,,xg TnfaWnhKET
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bhYs ' ai URsphlsfs pg@ i%a1 and ra,dd low
IT, 3.l % e e fior a,sonnoan, e. .iG 3 esye te CAROL
Tn and j,asir sryai ot 'ss csr. Lax
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Arar rrr'ch reia nfr,'s q tue Cars at the
''''' Lac, es9.ras: Lepr LyHcisp,g acd Egez:
TgFSpfY; < Y Tt6${sA1 EyFiNS EyFSiNS
sAr&nEnA5 & & f@' 's 3 Il Car. sur62Y ii r.
~ The California dos not 90 beyond ras. trran on s"afay
~ E9y s. I?ai, sad ro's Christian L. 90 Children aud
~ Fh's t, .l c,y, e.l,4 srrng- "a 50; c,
lt.1 sEd Servants, q 90, nssk q 90 r.,.,.
'ock s,tasys I'm, Tueny add IursJ tP ought 70 be
~ Fae vi ,ye ,he of ~ las Aeeo. Tae:
d"s and Ihur'a9ys ~ oo a. y rgtsn s,.ri a. r. 81
SCR MUBiLE, BAY 81, LoriS IT, ;.
$50 PASS CHRISTIAN, % pal.y I. A!' -tzsa=ss=z-=.s
..c,. oitEGoN. Can't, R. /. tirrn tai FLORIDA, csp.
J2an ta-' (.'ns bre 1tt - f, <, ~ st - ~
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R ENtOV

nE EMOVAL.-IiARRIs & MORGAN have re-
a Insv. to th, jail, opposite the
Land ng. lN' ~
D EMOVAL-WRlGHT WILLIAMS Il Co. have
a removed Carent No- Ii al 20 Grsye
sIfee raar Of ST. Charles Hotel i-.2 I'm
Cd EMOVAL--I have removed from No. 60
& D. street to No. Is, my Old iisgd ,
nhl5 " "lLLlHh L, CCSiflNH
D EMOVAL-J. O. PIERSON, Real Estate,
Z, Note ard Exchange Broker Exchange
FIae 20 NO Place, yrs from CumPs'ree nov2
- EMOVAL-MICHELL, BEVERLEY & Co. have
n removed No. 81 PoYDRAs STREET, the
cf Magazine now II
ATOTICE.-BAREILI & Co. have removed back
oll th- CITY Hotel nrtls
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ENOR THE COAST AND La ~ -
FOUCIiE-The tteau.r iir RAJ EY, Capt. l~EsA&srf~
~. = " ii leave EVERY WEDNESDAY NOR Wing 4AsEsAds
,rsik for the COAST LAFOTRCfiE. Rv'urnhg,
TuGs0phCX " cry SATURDAY MORNING, a O'ock, sud
DpNAGDsOSVILLE EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AZ O'clock
For ighttr passage, apply on tg.a1o 1orto a.
fGqr I'M A. LkFOREST Ay=u', 20 bi"uvile street.
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LEGHORN.

Tor LEGH0RN. The A fast sailing ,S-S
American ship JOHN BRYANT, Capt Dyer has 1IkF
So has Cotton the hulk thereof in email sosage
Ill sa dRy This ship cabin
few pass,uFg fo pAsss SpF the csPtsR bosrd
Flf- 50, FIR, ns,i,st, sHs ~ frsEht apply
.yts g. II, kkHtRlpsEk &C. % O.. ekAsltt tHsst,
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IGOR LAKE BoRGNE LIZA rT z zgs.;il::::r5 .sssyz5
MExCANGULF-SUAl Err EE EEa n SsSss
ARRANGEMENT, ard after March II,
az MEXICAN GULF EALwAY-Depot q Good Children
tgnseven niles Fare through Fifty Gents, Children and
LEAvEIE cry At s.. Az. LEAVE THE LAKE ATS ....
= 10 n. l r.A.
S one No 30 Common for all business Of The Rs'oad
Of AsI.
,iInn. i-cead. W. g. RAKEWEIL. El.eatr ort "
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RICO.

For VIGO-Passage only.-The a l ~
,oiIas American ship RAEIlAN Cspt. Hansen, tfSkE
having all hr engaged, will immediate dispatch
FpuaS, splendid accommodations apply the Captain
tr'd, orto z. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street, lel5
FOR NlGO- Passage only.-Ihe fine rsA
@ sailing Ametiran ship BENGAL, Capt Bray, having SA1
all her engaged will have quick atah For
ksn splendid accommodation apply Captn board to
Icl5 +. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street.
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JEFFERSON AID LAKECE TT! -...i,;- -..s.5.;..;.s;-3
ss PuSTCHARTRAtN PhiLwAy-4 4ass = Z :I@-S<-
yth th Carolt u EH OELAiHS
To Lax. PUNTLR4RTRA1S-
TRANS. WEEK DAYS.
... Fp9,',I#s e1--.la) Lits p ltehl-'-atl
Fro Perto Tyei Circle Defas, = TO- H. /! A.
MI. 4, 6,iF. ".
SUNDAYS.
From Per!c street C rcpots-s TO- II, A. VI,
p VI with the following EIpresz Trans from Tivt
Ctrzes ~. 81. - 81, 6J.r y. I, N.
FIN ~. P,Gs%s-- (r1 ca tgal Wa ORLEANS
WEEK DAYS.
To Prlio street snd Tvod Circle Depose ~, ~. es lv}.
IA A. 81, Ia! !, ~, 81, "A 81, ~, s,ets A.
SUNDAYS.
and Tyg Cuclr D. 5t1, II, s, 81 los
NJ r Vi VbHa l. following
10 liyeil Clryle 50, 45l4. -, ~ p NJ
IT, All Tana take up fs Cairolt,u
~ EAIrss to ONLY Eorsa Station sni jackson
ia-s4sv, ,rcti,pI 1t pepols only.
Brt~7tu NwO-sns aud Cirrol,u IS esch
Caoou ant Lake Pontehartrslu, 10
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GLHSGOF

NOR GLASGOW THE American ship ssssss,
l. nGNMAKK Capt Bieryu L,,us worthy al lrr &afI2
gagrl VIII haze iuu" - y g p trthtc+ OH"
,rIy to GtFENEY LOWELL. IL t'rnon b. i"et. a4s
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RTNERSHIPS, i &c.
vI,HE LAW PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-

is bstwtso dso BY Hitaion ihr u of J3y,
'5a The debts Harr R''ts h7v. hsn
rsnAgF'i - R,t. u. Who Ho'li collect tie
W. viii 10Th ttt u17dual
tlr No. ~ C,lnps n MARI.
b. l. , {. 4
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For PHILADELPHIA - Penrose ssaN
l. M ton Line The rs1ar t aet fhr GAL ssAAs
FpONIA ERANDER, Rowland uNHtt h'"af ~ gr"A1
tHgngl wJ ul"r' wt k dlslAt Fof lAI"hs
ul re lht, ErIly 0l t.'fTd or 70 . - 100 20. , -
"a, - u isl7
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LONDON.

LO.NDO.N
FOR L0ND0N-(Takes no Oil Cake, ~
suA gis-t- I)-rrU last calling American shp S4HEc
TElt MARCY, Capt Thona havu Jhr staater part
aryu Al freight,
s, bbds Totarco apply
}. II. ASIIBRnGR \ co. g. st. Charles street.
passage, superior furnished
t'uts aprly On to1rl ai Pos ~ FUsI District iys
FOR L0NDON-lT Takes no Oil Cake) ,sG
l. Il az a fost sailing Ametiesn chip NATHANIEL s4kGp
JloMlhuN Capt StOnr lcatng and viii hsVr quck
J.P WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp street.
tF- For passage apply 10 the CAPITA on board E7
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STEAMBOATS,.
emo RIFER
VICKSBURG.

WIN less- TUESDAY July II at gorlo.E IN.
ENOR VICKSBURG, WARRENruN, ~ Ia,
D. |EW CARTHAGE, GRASE GULF, ROD ,ltss ssS-ssss
SEY, NAICuEZ, FCRI ADAMS BAYOU SARA 4msasaz
G BtToS RutGE Re- '1r W."ay NlrksblrE PAAel st'sn
H. VI WRIGHT, n lao. ot rH- In-.ssTtr to- n
tud asts as.su-er , stsanst H. NJ WHl.lr t"lt
will freight pt-HEs, srlf On 'o r-
a.t. p Z CARROLL, Ag'u, 81.
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a 'OPARTNERSHIP - Edmund RICHARDSON,
Of B,a,i,p Nns art e. II CHAPLAIN Of J ct'y ere
dated us in .1sn-aa toeshp ra.iag ~
1lIOHNHlLL a CO.
Ne. ntl.nl.- Ill. s 81. I..5 Inn NV
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PHILADELPHId.

lng bark MIDAS jordan, having Ite a 81
81 her eatgo -nTrg- All sors bcad, wi. meet w4th
For balance OF e rh OF 400 ODa Pork apply %
f,l7 LtNi Il GALE w fontHi1r sef
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EoR VERA CRUz--Passoge only s>
LIPERPOOL.

EOR LINERPOOI.-T A fast sail ~
l An.,t.aa shin JOHN P. HARVARD, Tl0Ina' sssksro
p'sr, ',.Ee "ato her arg y"lga9eI, Viii s', d'lAi
} o. -.-'f ar passage Hpuly ~
.ul IT, AsHgRrpgE 4 co. 81 St. clalls- street.
FOR LIVERPOOL--1he new A Amer ~
L tn sp sA'IEM CaItra s. C. w0,ttsrry having s4AzsE
trIY r her =rEsg-i Nii hpNe i- rhr tur l'FS
CrIHn, apps a. S.HA&TER. & Cuord-c 4'r r
orio q W. .HiNSoN,- ~ Camp street
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H4IIE.

l. OK l1AN RE.-lhe hne ! iaSt salllnR New
York packctshp RAvENSWOop Capt Johueu, now loading
freight ISg bah Cotton,
ARON COiIES, Common sweet,
r. WHITNEY a CO, ~
For having mfcrnty furnished aeronmds
cabin pasasugr Ao splendid arrangements for slerraEe
Market. my}1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13
Ro,.ncry aua a.te,nDs to rEurtler.

CEF From the Massilon Nears we learn that
on Tuesday night the 28th ult., the grocery of
Matthias Ertle, adjoining the Massillon House, was
entered by two persons, who very deliberately
proceeded to light candle and plunder the groce-
ry. They seized what money there was in the
money drawer. The pants of Mr.. Ertle was than
taken from under his head, and about thirty-sev-
en- dollars taken from his pocket book. During
all this time, Mr.. Ertle was quietly sleeping
within few feet of them, but the light shining
directly in his face at last awoke him, and recog-
nized one of them, whose name is James Means.
On his discovering that Ertle was awake, he
seized bottle and broke it over the head of Mr..
E. They then made their escape leaving their
victim senseless. In a short time, however, he
recovered, crawled to the door and cried murder
as loud as he could. His cries soon brought him
assistance, who took care of him and dressed his
wounds. Early in the morning warrant was OBJ
tanned from the Mayor. and Means found
sleeping in his room at the Massilon House. He
was arrested, tried, and sent to jail-bail, $500.
-Stark Co. Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13
Large Fire in Roscoe.

We learn from the Coshocton Republican of
the 9th inst, that most destructive fire occur
red in Roscoe on Wednesday of the week previ-
Gus, destroying Medberry's upper FIGURING Mill.
The establishment five stories in height, and
contained 5000 bushels OF wheat, 1000 barre Is
of flour, LOO flour barrels, and other valuable
stock. The total loss is estimated not far from
5000, of which $4,000 is covered by insur-
ance. The fire is supposed to have originated
from the chimney.
Some twenty operatives have been thrown
cut of employment by this calamity, many of
whom were men with families, dependent upon
their labor for rsubsstence.-PLainD Dealer.
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AR Ordnance

To provide the general welfare of the Inhabitants
township Of Salersvile by prohibiting and suppressing
houses shops, stores known places ofhabua
for tippling and intemperance.
See. J. Be 1T ordained by the Trustees the
ShaLers oie That person persons, SHALL either by
self or herself by his her thegen otherwise keep
house. shop store, known place ofhabiual
tippling and intemperance
Sec 2 Any violating either directly
indirectly either ohe provisions of foregoing
tion, shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor,
first offence upon conviction thereof shall
of fifteen dollars and cost of prosecution; be committed
the Jail of the county for the period of ten days And
second once and each subsequent oence said person
persons upon conviction thereof shall be fined in the
twenty dollars and costs of and be mprson
ed in the Jail of the county for the period of fifteen days
Gee. s. All prosecutions under this ordinance shall
ceed and be conducted in all respects in conformity with
entitled further defining the duties
townships' passed March I2t A D. s53
persons accused all the benefit oftra jury,
H appeal conferred granted said act provided
however, that in prosecution for violation of this ord
shall be necessary aege the kind of in
toxicating fsrmented liquors sold disposed Of
This ordinance shall take effect, and be in force
the eighth day of August, A. D., 1853.
Attest WIN. CARLTON, I Township
L. T. H1NE, Clerk. DAVID MUSSER,j Trustees.
Shalersvie, June 25th, A. D. 1S53 4w-4l7
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E.GW NnfiRn.

w LILLIAN A. REEVES, Sarah A. Reeves. and Lyman
w Reeves, that day of June
D. 1e53 Lewis Austin, their guardian filed against them in
tie Probate Port g. county, Ohio petition the OBJ
ject and prayer thereof being to obtain authority the
interest Ofsad ward being fifteenth part
of the following lands and tenements to wit:
The north half of hundred land the
lot No. 20 in the division of lots in the
Ravenna, i'll the county and state aforesaid.
Also: another 10 of land in said lot No. co. bounded
lows Beginning at the of above described fifty
thence lot line to the Of said lot No
90; thence degree chains and 10 links post;
degrees of Cleveland Pittsburgh road:
thence 81 degrees 30 minutes w chains links,
pos thence to place OF beginning, containing
Also: apiece of land in lot No r. in the township
lin state and county aforesaid bounded as follows: Begin
ningat IN Ecorner of said Ot thence lot line 81
81 degrees 80 minutes W. to of 10
said lot decided Nathaniel Austin to Jonathan Stewart
thence along the line of said 10 to line of said lo
No. % thence East along lot ns to place Of beginnings
tanning 20 of land subject to the dover of Mary Austin
therein.
The petition will be for hearing the office of the Probate
Judge for Portage county, oHa 24h day of August A.
1853. RANNEY & TAYLOR,
6W-4I9 Sors for Petitioner.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13
Destructive Fire atoswego.

Oo"tGo, Juy o, 1923.
| A large fire broke out about midnight, which
extended over about forty-fve acres of ground
Every mill north of Bridge street. and Ames &
Halls elevators, have been burnt, besides some
two hundred stores and dwelling houses, all of
which are one complete mass of ruins. The por-
ton of the town which is burnt is bounded on the
west by the river, on the south by Bridge street,
on the east by Sixth street. and on the north by
the fort grounds; and within these limits nothing
is saved but Randall's elevator, the Second Meth
odist Church, and some half dozen dwellings,
The loss is not less than 1880, 900. There
have been over 100000 bushels of grain consum-
Ted. The insurance offices will suffer heavily
The following the principal losers by the fire,
as far as known: Fitzhugh & Co. lost 100000 on
a mill, which is insured for $4,000, besides a
large stock Of grain which Was inside; S. Doo-
Titles mill and stock were destroyed, valued
| at $45, ,6oo-partially insured; Ames & Co.'S ele-
fvator was worth 100000, and only $4,000 in
sured, besides which there were some $4,000
worth of grain In store, which was owned abroad
and further loss of about $4,000 in provisions
destroyed; Hewlett & Gardeners loss amounts
to $32 ,OoO which was insured for $4,000; Peri
field & Co.'S mill and stock Of grain and flour lost
is estimated at $40 00oO-insured for $4,000; T.
Wyman's -four mill-loss $40, 900; Hall & Co.'s
elevator-loss on the buildings 1928 900, and on
grain $4,000; Fitchugh & Co. had large amount
of merchandise in store, the loss on Which will
not be less than 100000, which falls on parties
abroad; Talcott's warehouse and foundery were
burnt-loss estimated at $4,000; the Oswego
Journal establishment was partially saved.
| Added to the above, is long list of storekeep-
ers and others, whose losses range from $1,000
| to $4,000.
Many persons have been injured by the falling
of ruins but it is believed that lives were lost
Some three h0ndred thousand dollars worth of
grain was destroyed several hundred stores and
dwellings have been consumed, and the loss is
not less than mi lion and half of dollars
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13
The News.

A series of melancholy disasters occurred in our
city yesterday, will be by the detailed re-
ports elsewhere. About 2 O'Clock in the morn
ing fire broke out in bakery in the Second
Avenue. One of the journeymen in the establish
ment was burned to death family in the build
ing were compelled to escape by leaping from a
fourth story window, in the performance of which
hazardous feat woman was instantly killed.
Just as the steamer New World was about de-
parting for Albany, at O'Clock, one of her boil
er fiues collapsed, causing the death of six per-
sons, and dreadfully scalding two others. In the
afternoon hail storm, accompanied by lightning
and violent wind, passed over the upper part of
the city, during which three story frame
dwelling, in process of completion, in Forty third
street, near the Crystal Palace, was blown down.
burying eight or ten workmen amid the ruins,
three of whom were taken out lfeless Seven
others were seriously wounded. To conclude,
man lost his life by the fall of another building
in Forty third street, the North river, man
was struck dead by flash of lightning, and a
child of Mr.. John Oberhuber was scalded to
death-making total Of fourteen persons killed,
and as many others badly injured.
Many buildings were greatly damaged, and a
large number of persons injured by the storm in
Williamsburg.-Nea0 York Herald, july I'd.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13
PHILADELPHIA, July 7

An accident occurred last night on the Balti-
more road The train due here at midnight, which
was thrown from track this side of Wilmington
by piece of wood, which had been placed across
the road. The baggage and express cars were
shattered. Three persons were standing on the
platform to avoid paying their passageone of whom
was killed, and the other two badly wounded be-
longed Philadelphia, their names were James
Riddle and John Jeffrey. The company offer a
reward of $500 for the arrest of the perpetrators
of the mischief
A meeting is to. be held here tonight, to make
arrangements for the reception of President
Pierce.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

You've MEN ON IMPERIAL THRoNEs.-Some OF
the most important empires on the globe are now
ruled by young men. The Emperor of China,
Hen Fung, is now in the twenty second year OF
his age, and the third of his reign. 1t will be
recolected that he is of the Tartar Tu-tsin dy-
nasty. Prince Chu-kisin, of the Mndy dynasty,
who aspres to the throne of China, is about nine
teen years old. The Sultan, OF Shah of Persia
Nasser -ad Din, is about twenty years of age. Alb.
dul-Medj jid- khan, the Sultan of Turkey, was born
in April, 1S52-of course he is now a little over
thirty years of age. The Emperor Francis Jo-
seph, of Austria, is nearly twenty three, having
been born in August, 1880. He ascended the
imperial throne in December, 1848. These en-
pires embrace more than one-third of the popula-
tion of the world.-Neao York Herald.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

EMIGRATION ACROSS EHE PLA1Ns.-A cores
pondent of the Missouri Republican, writing from
Fort Kearney, June 9Th, says:
cup to this date there have passed Fort Kear-
ney, s,746 men, 2,O88 women, 1882 children,
4,S39 horses, 1927 mules, 81 ,493 cattle, 2,377
wagons, and 1900 head of sheep. On the road
from st. Joseph and independence, there must be
at least 5000 head more OF cattle, and $4,000
head of sheep. These statistics relate only to the
emigration south of the Platte, and may be safely
estimated as not exceeding one half the entire
emigration and stock which are crossing the plains
this summer. AS far as I can Judge, the emigra-
ton this year will be considerable less, perhaps
one-fourth, than that of last year, while the mum
Der of cattle and sheep will be at least twice as
great Not so many horses or mules taken,
but they are generally of the best knd.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

GROCERIES PROVISIONS wHeLEsALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention Msr
generally to their stock Of GRoGEREs kept constantly ON
prses every thing usually Kept in Grocery and Provision E
I'M which we are prepared to sell as low as any
composition: tit. ILa &C.,, .
extended them them greater
inducements this season, than before.
The following comprises portion of our stock:
CoFFEE. .....t
Rio and Laguara ACuba, and Old Government Java.
SUGAR, MoLAss AND sYRUP.
N o. and P. X. Sugar; Granulated do; Powdered do
Crushed do; B. and Coffee do; Double refined Loaf sugar.
New Orcaus Moasses; Cardenas do Green Stuars srup
SPICES. .
Cloves; Nutmegs Gingsr Mace Box Mustard; Can do;
Pepper Sauce; Cassia; Ground Pepper Spice cinnamon
FRUIT .-... -.
Boxes Raisins Layer do; Cluster do; Seedless
Boxes and Drums p Fgs ALMONDS Brazil Nuts F1sTss
Oil; Lemons and Oranges w.
TEAS.
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; Imperial; Old Hyson Blaoki
FISH.
Codash; Macnerel; Whitehsh Trout; Pekere; No. and
Kentucky Six Twist Sweet Cayendish Baltimore spun;
Il Of fine gut HsxP Tin o SS
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
do No Washing do; Adamantine do; White bar do: Star
Candles; Sperm do; stelrine dO Tallow do.
OIL. -
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
SUN DRIES.
Bed coTd Painted Pals; Tubs British Lusre; C0pperas
Anm Chalk; Rosn; Tar; Nader; oandldwek; Wrapping
wue Cordage; Indigo; Pickles. Sardnes Tapioca; Mac
caron; Rice four Baskets Whip Lashess Cream TARTAR
Sup Cab Soda; Sal Sofia; Tartaric Acid; Whiting Putty;
Flour SRphur Ottar; Saltpetre; BATTING Spruce Gum;
Backfng Glassware Stoneware Paper Ink Brooms; Lime
MacheS Powder; Candies; saeratus sarch English split
Pea; Usage Orange Seed for Hedges; Toys Wallets SnuR
Boxes; Steel Pens Lead Pencs Sates; Slate Penc MSP
Handles; Faucets, &c.
$40 Ms.
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans; Dried Beef; Lard; Hams; Shoulders; Pork Fsh
Butter Turnps Peas Corned Beef Cheese Rice; Crackers
Pickles. Onions; Boots; Tongues; Maple Molasses; do Su
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout tho
and solicit examination from disposed
purchase
N BCash paid for all kinds of country Produce taken
in exchange for Good which will be satisfactory.
= H. w. SMITH & CO.
7 Ravenna. April 18th. 1859.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13
Interesting Foreign Entell5gemce--Ar-
rival Of the Atlantic.

New YoRK, July 10.
The Atlantic from Liverpool about Io3 O'Clock
on the o9th, reached here this morning with lac
passengers.
GREAT BRrrfAs.--News unimportant. The
income tax bill has become law.
Very little is said about Turkish affairs, there
being general belief In the maintenance ot
peace, bqt insurance on the Danube has increased.
Henry Berkly is spoken of as Governor of ia
macia.
The Austrian Steamship Company. via Pana-
ma, has received charter.
The strike among the operatives at Lockport
and Blacktown, continued.
Look out for iron coins electro plated. They
can be detected.
Ex-President Van Buren, is at Birmingham.
MIRA. Stowe 10 visiting Wales.
rs7 The crops in Ireland look luxuriant
The weather in England is generally favorable
Ia Scotland rain is wanted
FRANcR.--The proposed action Of France In
the Turkish question is not officially known.
IT was reported that the Emperor had addressed
formal note to Russia, demanding to know
whether she wanted peace or war, France being
ready for either.
The report adds that Napoleon consented to
withhold this note at the earnest request of the
Russian Minister. This may or may not be true.
N. Lemoine is charged with private mission
to La Platte.
srA1H.--The frigate Constitution passed Glib.
raltar on the fourteenth ultimo, for the west
ward.
Two shocks Of an earthquake were felt at the
Canaries on the 27th and a9th ofmay No dam
age.
The crops in Spain are Indifferent.
It is mmored that the Spanish ports will be
opened for the free admission of wheat.
TuREEY.-No hostilities yet, and the belle
gains ground in England and France that there
will be none.
Russia continues to collect troops along the
frontier.
The Turks here have not ceased warlke prep.
erations.
LIVERPOOL MARKErReported injury to the French crops
3onsed speculative fsslng improve markets for export
and consumption.
Wheas-Advancede 2 q Sd.
Plour-Advanced 3D. A few circulars quots Cd q 1od.
Indian corn-whto advanced 13d; yellew declined.
Bacon-Dull. decline of ed induced buyers, and
better feeling 10 looked for soon.
HhouIdsrs--Wanted
Beef and Pork moved In retail.
Lard-Quics
Tall0w-stsady.