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An Ordinance,

To provide general welfare health pesce
township of Streetborough by prohibiting and
ing all houses Shops stores within said township known
places of habua resort for pplin and intemperance
Sec ordained By the of the toaonship
That provide for the general welfare
sure the health peace comfort well being and good order
Inhabitants of said township of Streetborough person
persons, the occupant occupants
any houses, shop Shops stores within
said township shall by him herself by his, her, their
agent clerk employee otherwise vend, SELL give away
dispose of Intoxicating Liquors, Ale
Strong Beer, to persons whatsoever
be used drank by the receiving obtain
ing the same or by any other person or beVer
age. ...
.. Any person orpersons violating either directly
indirectly either of the provisions of the foregoing
section. shall deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
FIRST offence, shall upon conviction thereof be fined tn the
of fifteen dollars and cost of prosecution For the Sc
cond offence shall conviction thereof be fined in the
of twcntT dollars and costs of prosecution be
committed the Jail of the county for the period of ten days.
bot at the discretion of the COURT and, should the fine
and COSTS either the may be- remain unpaid by the
eommea aforesaid the expiration of
the period Aforesaid then the said person persons shall
stand committed for the period of twenty avs from the date
such commitments unless such fine and costs either
aforesaid shall be pads and for the third, andeaeh
subsequent once said person shall upon convic
ton thereof be fined in the of dollars and costs
prosecutions imprisoned in the Jail of the county
or persons shall be deemed guilty violation of this
nance who shall vend, SELL give away Intoxicating fer
I'd liquors. to be used for medicinal pharmaceutical
purposes only.
SEC 3. ALL prosecutions under this ordinance. shall pro-
ceed and be conducted in all respects conformity with the
further defining the duties of Trustees
townships, passed March I2 1885, saving person
pereons all the bene of trial by Jury Certio
rar appeal conferred granted by said act; prov
however, that in prosecution for violation of this
ordinance shall be necessary to aege or prove the kind of
Intoxicating fermented liquors sold disposed of aore
said. -.. - r.. 81
SEC 4. This ordnonce and be III force
from and after the 18th day Of July, 4 D., 1853
Attest, JESSE PACKER. A2Sa-=+
JOSHUA G: Willis, HARVEY BALDWIN, Trustees.
Township Clerk. JAMES W. CLARK, }
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p. . ''=''-- MONTREAL Inn,

@ MONTREAL, June 9. ~
A lecture was delivered in this city, by Father
Gavazzi, this evening, when a mob collected in
such numbers that the police force was stationed
near the church, which required the aid of the
military. After the meeting pistols were fired
by the crowd, whereupon the military fred one
round. 1t is impossible to say how many were
wounded 1t is believed four or fy, were injur-
ed. The troops are still drawn up near the
church, and the mob is at short distance, evil
IDENTIFY prepared for further mischief.
81 O'Clock, P. MI have just met a man
wounded in the breast. One man is ascertained
to be killed, fa.*5, ~ -
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Medical Nofice.
MORTON. M. D.
Phuso PatAic Phusicion m,

Physo Patsac Physician and Surgeon.
mr. MORTON, hav. located himself in Ravepna profar,
II his services to all who may wish apply
AID. -
His system of curing disease udcious admnista-
on of Vegetable remedies selected from the wild forests of
nature and the cultivated gardcn together with the Hydro
alic System, or Water Cure treatment which mild
their operations restorative in their medicinal virtues,
various in their chemical properties than the
that human flesh is heir to- is from experience
the most eminent Physicians and twenty experience
his own in all forms of Diseases that found in
ern western States that he has derived his skin
ment diseases their and chron
ie Gail and see ADVICE FREE. Prompt attention paid
all under his treatment.
Office Main street, Jas. Twt & Co.'S. Hat Store
nearly opposite the Prentiss House. Boards House.
REFERENcEsProf A. Curtiss Cincinnati; Prof. Courtney
do Prof. Morrow, do DIR, W. Beach, New York; Prof, c.
Newton Worcester, Massachusetts, Prot stockwell, Gar
iner, Maine. 4l4
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SherIf's Sale,

SiaePIff'S Sale.
Y virtue writ of feri facias directed and deliv
cred outline Court of Common Pleas of Cuyaoga county,
Ohio shall expose sale at Public Vendue othe highest
bidder Of the Court House, in the town of Ra
VIENNA,
On Saturday, the 18th day of July neat,
between of O'Clock A. M and four O'Clock P
NJ said day, the following described lands and enemen
to wits p S--s
Situate in the township of sreesboro Portage county, O.
known by being parts of lots H. 81 and 3D. bounded
as follows beginning 81 feet of the Of Orrn
Gilmore,s land lot 21 thence west said Gilmores
south chains 6s links to the west line of the lot thence
south along township line 70 chains 81 links to the
of lot No 81 thence course (out l2 chains
9 links to the s. w. corner land said lot formerly
ed Hawkins thence east parallel with the north
line chains 10 links thence north parallel with the west
chains 81 links to the north line oflot3 thence north
course, chains II links thence east parallel with the
north line chains 81 links to post thence north % deg
to the place of beginning and containing twenty
and half There is also sold strip of land tor
wide and running north from the last mentioned
bounded west by said Gilmore to meet
thence north eastery along said Norton south ne
same chains the south line of lot II thence
width and course to the centre of the turnpike II
chains Also-on lot No. il, 1000 of an acre. commenc
ing the centre of the turnpike chains of the nersec-
of the aurora road thence south so east along the
of said turnpike chains the north of the 2l
foot thence south 40 deg W. chains thence north
parallel with the turnpike chains 80 links chains
to place beginning Asoone other piece in lot
H. beginning a buried in centre of the turnpike
marked N side, and B' Oh the other, which Is II
rods links deg from stone buried aforesaid
in the center of the township and county roads south
30 deg west stake and II rods: thence deg
90 rods and feet thence north 81 deg 40 sec cas-
deg 90 west rods 104 feet contain
fourth of acre be the same more or less subec
to mortgage the thousand dollars
to - Holcomb. Taken in execution the property Q
Anson Acey at the suit of Robert Reey and will be so
/ by defendant
| 81 JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff f's Office Portage county,l y .sts4E..i
| May9 A, u.
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March II, 1853.
TB1 ANACT.
provide the support of Idiots and Insane PERSONS

1851 ANACT.
provide support of Idiots and persons in
certain
l. Be enacted the General Assembly the State
Ohio, That County Commissioners of the respective
in which there may hereafter be
county nrmary may provide separate aparmento apart
ents adjoining such inrmay the safe keeping and
Lnacs and Idiots resident in such county and
who have been, received into either of the
natic Asylums who have been discharged terefrom
SEC 9 That it shall be the duty of the directors of the
provided aforesaid, to admit therein all unacs
peetive Counties and provide for their safe keeping support
and treatment they do, for poor
under and also receive and provide for the safe
their respective counties, who by their guardians friends
may apply for admission as PATIENTS under such rules
and regulations as the said directors may prescribe
Sec 3. That all unatics and idiots confined in the Jail
any county in which an apartments apartments be
provided aforesaid for their reception shall be transferred
by the aor other proper person. to the county rmay
of h proper county to be kept supported and treated
hereinbafore provided.
That nothing herein contained shall be construed
to prevent any person whether in county nfrmary,
otherwise from being received into the Lunac Asyums of
sae if by law such person would be otherwise
titled to such reception. - - s,.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
March A. %.
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JULY APPOINTMENTS,
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

| WILL in attendance at his follows:
House, Friday afternoon and Saturday
| 18th and 10th ofJuly.
Akron-Cobb's Exchange, Thursday, 14th July.
CevelandAmercan House, Tuesday and Wednesday, 2sh
and 29th June.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, Infammatons, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shorncss of Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy, Weakness Nervous disabilities, Resessness Loss
appetite Constipation. Derangemon of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swegs long standing dis
eases, are invited to call.
No CHARGE Constellation DIR T., neither beeds
blistars nor he Homapast he Mercury
senc Antimony other mineral medical
he 1hompsonanhe neither steams gives emetc5 His
of diseases differs from all Others That have been adopted
but not more SO than his system of treatment He does
make sick to make WELL tear down to build again.
allay irritation by patching with aodynes.
We caution the public against mposters who several
of our remedies by pretending to administer They
know nothing whatever of the recepes and them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most
cines, as they are of earning reputable practice.
BRoNCHl TIs-ITS WORST STAGES CURED.
Dr. TuBBs, Sr:-When commenc ed your treatment few
months since, much debtasd and suffered from severe
pain in the side, sborness of BREATH weakness the small
the back night swea restessness, coughing and expeetorat-
ing profusely often raising pint of whish substance
amaon of the throat seemed increasing and Intending
upon the lungs At times became dizzy fall unless
object of support BY the your medicine
entirely relieved and well strong ever
before in life Am at through all kinds weather
ond though sometimes wet neither the cough
throat have troubled me in the least.
Yours respectfully. JAMES WEIGH.
East Cleveland Dec. 25 1851.
An ordeal of two winters has lied to reproduce single
one of its symptoms. H. F.
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LAST BUT NOT LEAST,

Great Arriualof NeD Goods ON the Square, May '53.
HE undersigned is happy inform his friends and
mers, and the public that he is receiving
best as well as the largest stock of
Fancy and staple dry goods ready made cothng furnishing
goods, carpetings, hats, umbrellas, carpet bags,
glooes, Hosiery &C., &c.
Ever offered in this Market all of which bot within tho
last weeks the and will be sold
accordingly He regrets that he has not better to dis
play his goods but trusts his will in mind that
year ago he had the satisfaction of having of the best
store rooms in Northern Ohio which in few short hours
laid waste by fire. but, Providence permitting he hopes
how them another equally good, which will not only be
ornament to place, but convenience to them well
himself. sar-.F 4. H. L. DAY,
Ravenna, May 10, 1853. zz-g =As s
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LAW Oh OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

mo. .46l ass''es AN ACT
For the better management of Orphan Asylums.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly State
Ohio That in any county this State in which Orphan A.
syums have been may be established by whenever
may become necessary to appoint Trustees Directors
Probate Judge of the said county the petition Pro-
scouting Attorney of such county, other
appoint Trustees Directors Corporators
hold their office the term of three and the Trustees,
Directors corporators appointed shall have the
control of said Asylum, in the and
Trustees of such Asyfums may
have under existing laws
Sec. g. That in all cities of the first second
which Orphan Asyums have been be established by
law as private institutions the Directors the city mfr
mary other persons, having charge of the poor
make such arrangements with the Trustees or the
having charge of said Asyums for the support and
education all Orphan children, coming under
control the laws in force at the tme as they NAV
proper and shall allow such compensation as may be
reasonable and just to be paid out of the poor fund
city.
---tt JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
= WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
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1858. = 1863 r.
Wholesale and Retail.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF !,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

rs JbSt TecesUe0 AZ 1ne Eagle CtoWsHg osoe. f-iss
T3E Subscriber Just received his spRNe and SUMNER
stock of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
which is decidedly the most extensive and complete ever Of
feed for sale in Portage county, Notwithstanding severaiim
stocks recently imported into town BY other establish
style and variety Mems and sclong and furnishing
goods ali of which bought at extremely low figures and
which he intends sold such prices successfully
compete with any establishment the Western Reserve
public respectfully invited to call At his Store, In
ttles Block, nearly opposite the Prentss House, and
anime goods whether they wish to purchase not.
The re ns 70 ms
him, and he is confident thst the quality and price Of his
goods sufficient to warrant continuance of the same
Ravenna, April 20, 1858. CHAS. S.GREENF1ELDER.
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Thousands parents who Vermfuge composed of Cas-
OIL Calome not aware that while they appear to
benefit the patient they actually laying the foundations for
of limbs, &C.
In another column will found the advertisement of Ho
bensack Medicines, which ask the attention of all d
rectly their well their chdrens health
In Liver complaints and all other from those
type, should make of the only genuine med
icne, Hobensacl's Liver Pills. s.r g..
HJsE NOT pEcEIvED,'' but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup Pills. observe that each has the signature of
he propefor J: n Hobensaek, else are genuine
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MONTREAL, June 10.

MONTREAL, June 10.
The Montreal papers condemn the firing of the
troops, as having taken place without just cause.
and many others slightly. The city is guarded
by the military. All is now quiet; but there is
great sensation among the citizens
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Mexico and the United States.

The treaty of peace between Mexico and the
United States, at the close of the late war, con-
tains the following provision, which would seem
to point out an easy mode of settling the Mesilla
boundary sdispute
"1f, unhappily, any disagreement, should arise
between the governments of the two republics,
whether with respect to the Interpretation of any
stipulation in this treaty, or with respect to any
other particular concerning the political or COM
mercial relations of the two nations, resort shall
not be had to reprisas, aggression or hostility of
any kind, by the one republic against the other,
until the government of that which deems itself
aggrieved, shall have matureIy considered, in the
spirit of peace and good neghborhood, aDAether 1t
,ceuld not be better that 1t should be settled By the
arbitration Of Commissioners appointed on e0ch
side, or Jy that Of a friendly nation; and should
such course be proposed by either party, it shall
be acceded to by the other, unless deemed by it
altogether incompatible with the nature Of the
difference of the circumstances of the case.'
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EEexican Mustang Lin1unent.

THIS Lnment has given such universal to the
public and its triumphant in the of pran burns
old sores broken breast rheumatism piles, and pains in
any part of the body has driven the other Lments out Of
market wherever known And the good tits conan
performing in the of poll evil, sprain founder,
scratches cracked heel all like diseases Horses makes
it the best Lniment now i'll
For sale by l. SWIFT. '55 - 't---
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For the Spring Trade.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention Of Msr
chants throughout the county q Portage and the
and to which additions are daily made our oeF
pTses every thing usually kept in Grocery and Provision E
house in the county Being working ourselves de
Feeling to our friends for their liberal patronage
to we assure them that we can offer them greater
The following comprises portion of our stock; s'..
cor E.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba and Old Government Java III
SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND s,YRUP.
Crushed do B. and c. cose do Double refined Loaf sugar
New orlcaus Molasses Cardenas do Green suars
8 P C E 8
Cloves Nutmegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Musard Can do;
Pepper sauce Cassa Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
FRUITS.
Boxes M Rasns; Layer do Cluster do seedless do;
Boxes Boxes and drums s F Anonds Brazil Nuts es,
Oil; Lemons and Oranges. z,.st " a.i;. 4 q.
TEAS.
Young Hyson; Gunpowder Imperial Old Hyson; Black;
FL s H
Goldfish; Macnere; whitehsh Trout; Picksrs No. and
Scaled Herring. 5--sss 4ase 5, sses5gesss s,ssss
Kentucky Six Twist Sweet Cayendis; Baltimore spun;
general assortment Of fine cut chewing Tin foil fine cut
half spanish and common Cigars; Smut, de- - = q
SOAP AND CANDIES.
do NO. washing d9 do White sas Do
Candles Sperm do; stearne do; Tallow do.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet. r..
NDRIEs.
Bed cords Painted Paih Tubs; British Lustre; coppera
Alum; Ghalk Rosin; Tar; Madder Canddwick; Wrapping
twine; Cordage Indigo; Pickles. Sardnes Tapoca; Mac
caroni Rice -four; Baskets Whip Lashes; Cream Tarta
Sup. Carb Soda; Sal Soda; Tartaric Acid; Whiting Puy
Flour Sulphur ottar; saltpetre; Batting Spruce Gum;
Backing; Glassware stoneware Paper Inks Broom Lines
Powder Candies; Saeratus; Starch; English split
Pea Usage Orange Seed, for Hedges Toys; Wallets;
Boxes Steel Pens Lead Pencils; Slaes Slate Penc Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c. -
PRO VI SIoNS. - 80
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar
Beans; Dried Beef; Lard; Hams Shoulders; Pork Fish,
Butter Turnps Peas Corned Beef Cheese; Rice Crackers
Pickles; Onions; Beets Tongues Maple Molasses; do Su
gar: Honey, &c. = - - fs-s2' 1ts 81 =
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout
season. solicit examination from any disposed
purchase. "a 80 z.s = z-s5 "a yiss * - ,ss A..
B-Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce taken
in exchange for Good at rates which will be satisfactory
H. w. SMITH & co.
Rayenna ApriI 18TH 1883 a-l5ET = ~
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING!

GEoRGE W; sToUFFER, having taken the shop recently
his ne the shortest notice. and he trusts the
entire satisfaction Of his customers. He will keep hand
good of Cloths Cassmeres and Vesngs which
he will sell cheap any other establishment in the place.
share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
Shop in Swift's building opposite the Court House.
Rayenna, April 16, 1853. = sf5s ~
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MRS E. T. RICHARDSON has just received another stock
M bonnes, ehildrens fats, new style Grape
bonnes ready made vsettes, FANS long ms black ye
collars under and other goods too to
mention which she invites the attention of the Ladies'
received, direct from New York latest style
for summer dresses and will be happy wait al VINO
may favor her with CALL at her residence Main street
Rayenna, June Z, 1853. ..a.~t
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6O,U25 "a
LORENZO FROST, County Auditor.
CoMM1ssIoNER's OFFICE, Portage Co.,(
Jnne 9th, 1859.
We have examined the foregoing receipt and expenditures
and compared the with the Accounts and Vouchers of
the Comfy AUDITOR and Treasurer and find the correct
= 70 M. A. BIRCHARD,l e. co,ntv -ss
D. K. WHEELER, Commissioners.
for
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! EsrERPR1sE.-Perhaps no stronger evidence
can be adduced of the intrinsic value and unrval-
ledusefulness ofAYER's CHERRY PEcToRAL, than
the fact. that in order to supply the demand. the
Proprietor has been compelled to build an immense
block, occupying a large part of a square on one
of our principal thoroughfares five stories ofwhch
is to be occupied by his Laboratory for the prepa-
ration of the Cherry Pectoral alone As this ar
ticle has now won its way to the public favor
solely by Its success in curing disease, this fact is
some comment on it virtue.-Locen Advertiser
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Medical Notice. ~.

GREAT OPENING FOR Ianes PTnsiUIAm LII n,.o,ce t,r
THE undersigned offers his le attached is eligbly Sit
on 1Sds o9 sss of Dsp1 B0s
ana Is goou present opportunity is rare
and be asks the attention Of the
or one s mat be bargain to the buyer The build
anu anu are in good order portion entirely new and altogether
ins az are must be attractive to purchasers.
he ipso lumber wagons single horse wagon; sulky;
plough; drag; wind mill; household furniture bureau
session given Immediately 49,
call and settle Immediately. J. D. WEILMAN, NJ. D.
Ravenna, May 1sth 1853. AL
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| zrt .-z5E ; -I
New YoRK, June 9.--Gen. Scott met with an
accident last night, which is likely to prove some
what serious. ~. .sss7g Aas ...seE, ~ IS "a
AS he was passing down 9Th Avenue about g.,
|o'clock,he stumbled against a Hanging stone that
had been raised above the surrounding ones and
fell headlong.s He was assisted torise by some
gentlemen who happened to be near, and taken
home. .5,' - s'7 7'-' '4s ... -....s..
When they offered to support him by the arm
he said s.don't touch that, believe it is broken''
His face was also badly bruised,
The night was quite dark, and the irregularity
of the pavement not visible. 6 'si5t5i
Gov Lane, Governor of Oregon, left San
Francisco for the scene Of his labors, with his en-
tire family, on the 18th.
/ Private dispatches received from Trieste, via
London, by Commercial house in this city, state
that the insurgents had taken the exterior walls
.lof Nankin, and that the place would fall into
/ their hands. e.j .ass-ss
i David Hunt, an extensive planter in Miss, has
sent donation of $500 to the American Colon.
ization Society, which isin additionto the $1,000
d which he has sent to this society for the last II
Iyears.
n A slave woman, now confined in Jail in New
Orleans, on charge of having poisoned her mas
A ter's child has made confession, in which sh'
states that she had previously oisoned white
4 and blacks in Missouri.