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Slliman's Journal thus sums its advantages
and disadvantages
j. That Ericsson,s Hot Air Furnace, as COM
pared with the condensing marine steam engine,
in its most economical operation, has shown the
ability TO Go the same work with the use of from
sone-sixth to one-thrd less fuel; and, that if ts
full estimated power should should hereafter be
developed, the saving effected would be 70 per
cent.
2. That for the same actual power, its weight
is about three time greatas that of the mar
ine steam engine. and that if its estimated power
should be obtained, its weight would be as much
as 80 per cent greater.
8. That, in respect to the space occupied by
the engines and coal, the advantage is decidedly
in favor of the steam engine.
4. That the great weight Of the engine, in pro-
portion to the power developed, must prevent, for
the present, the realization of high speed in the
In the propulsion OF vessels. At the same time
it is to be admitted that the full estimated power
is adequate to the production of high velocities.
Time alone can decide the question, whether or
not this maximum power is really obtainable.
5. The great weight of the engine and space
occupied by it in its present form, will, in all
probability, prevent its adoption for the purposes
of inland navigation and railroad locolnotion, in
preference to the steam engine.
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July Z, i
Sale Of Real Estate.

)Y virtue vend Ex deliver
ID Court of Common Pleas, Portage county
Ohio, shall to sale at public vendue, at the door
of tbs Court House in the town of Risvenna,
SATURDAY., the 27tt day of August, 1853,
between the hours of O'Clock A NJ and four O'Clock P
of said day. the following described lands and
wit:
Situate in the township of Neson and county of Portage
State of Ohio and known 10y being part OF lot one in
sid township to wit: Beginning at stake standing in the
north M of said lot No. the mill pond the north
of land by Edwin Atwood,
ot thence running south the east lie aid land
the of Silver Creek about rod south
where stands three hemlock thence south Al degrees
rod thence north so degrees rods
north % degrees 6 rOd thence south as degrees
rods the centre of the highway thence north degrees
Al tbs center the creek thence down the
the creek north 40 degrees east 30 rods thence north 60 de-
east 70 rods; thence west ho north line of sid lot
1884 rods to the place of beginning combining thirty eight
of land be the less; excepting
of land formerly sold to Robert Scott. including
with the land hereby conveyed The lower gr mill and
mill, and fing mill, together with all the other buildings
standing thereon.
Taken execution the property Elisha and
at the suit of Mary po and ALL adm *. of Vim. Plpot
deceased
Appraised at $5G00
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff,
and special Master in Chancery
SheriT's Office Portage county,
August s5th, A. d. 1853.
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ShSrift',S Sale.

=
T)Y virtue of n Vendi directed dev-
u cred out ofh Common Pleas of Portage county
Oib expose sale at Public Vendue, to the highest
bidder. door of the Court House, in the of Ra
VIENNA,
Saturday., the 9th day of August. 1853,
o'clock, A. M, and four O'Clock p
NJ said day, following described lands and tonements
to wit:
John Carlisle in lots and partly
west street side of the village plat of Harrsport
Paris Portage county, Ohio which is the
side occupied
street. since the laid out. and also that the
dwelling said Carlisle erected the side of
the village plat said Harrispot and partly said
street, which the side of said lot So in said village
and mentioned in said comp &inants bill.
Taken execution the property Carlisle and ais,
G. Calender and has been appra scd
$237,OO JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
SheriT's Office, Portage county.(
Julv c5th. a. D. 1859. 491
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BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER,

YOU first ts article of boots shoes,
GtLLIs DURHAM sstore Immediately of the late fire
in RaveEna, who h:v2 made arrangements hand
at all times large and general of home manufac
tured and made boots and which will sell
at the lowest figure for cash ready pay. ...
They will continue keep hand good article of sole
leather upper leather moroccos nings pegs, lasts, ard
most kinds of shoe findings which they will sell at small
advance cost for prompt pay.
Give a call and see for yourselves.
Ravenna, June !. 1853. GILLIs & DURHAM.
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ssaile Ol hSesas ESTATE ssy a. ftseF Os bEGri.
ON the 18th day of August, A D. 1885, at O'Clock P
upon thu premises in the township of Palmyra, will be
sold highest bidder the following the prop
erty of John Grouse, deceased to wit:
Situate in said township of Palmyra, of Portage,
and State of Ohio, lying i'll lot No. 4b division of lots
township, bounded follows: North by land de,ded
Reeves; the east by the lire of said lot No.
the south by land owned by Alexander Scots and the
by land of said Scott bling twenty four of land,
subject the dover of Martha Grouse widow OF said
John Grouse deceas I'd Scri ed follows: the
end of land owned by said Grouse. deceased; contains
eight in lot No in the 4 division of lots apprss
ed $4,000. The remaining sixteen uhncumbared by
dover, appraised at $1,000 amounting to $2oOG
Terms of sale, half cash in hand the balance iii one
year from the day of 81 la " ith Interest.
MARTHA GROUSE, Administrative on the
estate of John Grouse, decease ed.
Tulr 10 dya9E
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NOSACSe sai .AGG.GCzak1A<caas.
Ii persons interested will take notice that Elijah S. Skill
~ the 25h day of March, A. d. 1853, filed in tie
Office OF the clerk of the court of pleas of Portage
county, duly certified ansc ofhis proceedings ih
agasns Horace H. Burr before A Jackson, Esq,
tce of the of Ravenna township, and Oh said e5th day
of March 1853 sued out writ of attachment said
pleas, said transcript, against Horace
Burr the of $500 damages, pursuant
such made and provided, which said writ has
served and returned.
Attest: E. SPALDI:G, Clerk.
RANNEY & TAYLOR, Sols for PI p
z.
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WAVEEKLY HOUSE,

FORMERLY BEAUMONT.
DT GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner of Ontario and
ID Prospect streets. Cleveland, Ohio.
Its location ofthc pleasant and healthy in Cleve
land and the most central and Business part the City
1t has completely repaired and renovated and the whole
been changed
bett1r,
large class of the trading and travelling public have long
felt the need of good, comfortable dollar day House.
This is supplied by the Waverly House, which
gives and entertainment the
dollar and half Houses Come, try and be convinced.
Hacks call this House every day for passen
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland. January Il, 1853, S96-H
d BAIRD tenders his SINGER. and grateful thanks the
H. citizens of Raveina, ard adjoinl fowls, for their lib
era patronage for the past year. at tn. same time assuring
them pains will be spared merit continuance of
by achoce selection of goods the lowest possible
Silver, Ware, Watches and yew2sry
NEW assortment received every weeks, direct from
n The hands of importers and purchased in
quantities and prices supply the trade, consequently the
styles always received in due time and for sale at the
lowest rates. Pedrs Supplied with of the above named
low prices Cleveland, Pittsburgh orCincinati.
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John G. Mcbride,
GhaPlaa Wood

Il persons interested win notice that the said John
n G. Mcbride caused writ of attachment to be ssud by
Andrew Jackson, Justice Of the Peace In and for
said Charles Wood the of ninety mine dollars
JOHN G.. MCBRIDE.
Pova a 3W.A23
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TREASIRER'S NOTICE.

conformity with statute of Ohio prescribing the duties
of Treasurers, notice is hereby give that the
amount charged each hundred dollars valuation
property within the county of Portage, for the
1853, is follows, to wit:
Cts.
State Tax for General Revenue. 10
IS School and Library Fund, 21
=" I" Payment of prn. and int. Pub. Debt, 90
Total Stato Tax, 81
County Tax for General Revenue, Is
Poor Purposes, Oh
I" 4" Bridge Purposes, Us
Total County Tax, 90
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JulY 18. 1854.

JOHN PAINE,
In the Court of 70 r.
Abner Harris, Sophia Smith, mon Pleas of Port. .ge
Squire Smith, Allen Harris Bar county, and Stats of
barry Metcaf, Emma Mason. Isaac Chic.
N. Mason, Joanna Young, An
drew Young.
rINHE defendants will take notice that the plaintiff fled bis
bill in said court Of common rl! of Portg, county
Ohio, the 18th day of February, A 1852 to have
the itgage, in said bill mentioned loscd. That
hear will be had 1T the next term of said court.
STRAWDER & BROWN, Plfs. Attys.
Ravenna JULY 9, 1852. 6w-41G.
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1853
1853.
wholesale and Retail.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,

.Just received at The Eagle C1oMEng EsIo7e'
THE Subscriber just received his SPRNa sno SUMMER
stock of Ready MADE Clothing and Furnishing Goods
which decidedly the most extensive and complete ever
fered for sale in Portage county,
stocks recently mportd into town by Other
ments, to the contrary His stock embraces every
style and variety Mems clothing and furnishing
goods all of which bought at extremely low figures
which intends shall be sold such prices as to
compete with any establishment the Western Rsserve
The public respectfully invited to call at his Stores In
Lte's Block nearly opposite the Prentss House, and ex'
anime his goods whether they wish to purchase or not
The undersigned his sincere thanks to his friends
very patronage already extended
him, and he confident that the quality and price OF his
goods is sufficient to continuance of he
Ravenna April 90, 1883. CHAS. GREENFIELDER.
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c%RR< THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
A generally, that he has engaged in the above bus
is prepared to manufacture Carriages, Wagons,
Rngges Wheebarrows, &C., i'll the best STYLE and at the
lowest rates. All work entrusted in his will meet with
attention, and will be executed in and work
manke TUTTLE's OLD STAND, at the Centre of
Palmyra. Oruers solicited. GEORGE w. FUTILE.
Palmyra, Feb. 23, 1853. 399-1y
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ASSI& AZ lnent!
THE subscribers, having been appointed Assignees
settlement of Messrs Brown & Hurlbut, Boot Shoe and
Finding business the benefit of their creditors anxious
the possible and will for
wholesale real at their Provision Sore large
ment of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, BusAins, Misses Shoes and
Boots, and a large Uariety Of Caildren's
CacES and a lot of Findings.
All which sold price, determined
sell the ut once Call and give
offer. ...,.
All persons knowing themselves indebted them, will
please and Notes and
will prepared settle time, pe;iod,
which they will be putnto the hands of Justice for collection
Ravenna, Dec. ], 1859. II " SMITH & co.
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will also attend his office Ravenna, fromand after
October until the Goth of December tor the
pose receiving charged duplicate of 1859,
that have not been previously paid.
CHAs. GREEN, Treasurer,
TREAsuRERs OFFICE, PORTAGE Co.,
Rayenna, July 18th, 1853.
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ksrOIlaTe NOIiee.

fHODAtG NOuAGO'
NOTICE hereby given to all that the
~ Executors and Administrators the following
have Court Probate In and for the county
Of State of Ohio, their sever settlement
which placed file in the office Of the Judge OF
Court inspection and exception of all inter-
ested, uIti the 29th day of August, A. ID. 1853.
John G.. Beard>ley;s Estate, Final Settl snt
Garrett c. Vanwagnan's " s. '
jesse 6. Hawkins g
Sarah Sanders :" "
Jol Morris " -
Lock wood Bassett's ="
Roswell Battersons :" Partial -
Samuel Hastings guardian to Erasmus D. Sawyer settle
ment.
Thomas Brigden, guardian to John Calvin sment
LUTHER L. BROWN, Probate Judge
Ravenna, August g, 1853. 3-423
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new HARDWARE,

IWlIH SdVSs
TIJS roceved at the Hardware Sore few OF those
eJ celebrated Cast steel Mueiy saws, ofwarran q Co.'s
mapuIactre Also supply of the common Sash Saws ffo
6t to feet of quality which offered prices that
cannot fail to suit, for ready pay.
Jan 10 Es l. hrca1ApSoN.
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Wall Paper!

Wall Paper!
00OO ROLLS Wall Paper, just received from New York.
ZUUU making with former stock thu best assortmena
in Portage county Also Bordering and Window Curtain Pa
per for saa.-Ravenna, April 1853. B. LITTLE.
VsrRRlln Destroyed.
WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY INSTANCE!!-Levs Yer
w Destroy promises complete riddance Rats,
Mice, Bedbugs and all other Vermn The articles included
in this composition are in themselves Innocent contain
ing particle of poison, but when combined,
which expodes the stomach and consequently destroys life
short time. As has affected the stomach the
article becomes neuraized will affect nothing thereafter
that there be danger in its under any ccum
stances For sale by l. SWIFT, Ravenna
Price 25 cents per box. dec 25
nURKEE'S Baking Powder Corn Starch, Extract Coffee
~ fresh supply, just reeeivedby l. SWIFT.
ARRISON'S Hair oil, Hair Dye Philocome Hair Bel
4 fer Cologne, &c. For sale at = SWIFT'S.
A Splendid Lot of Clothing.
Joseph Lcorn SUs Building, opposite the Court House
receiving the largest and best selected assortment
Clothing offered in this county, consisting of Coats
Pants Gents Furnishing Goods of style and
quality which he is determined to sell at prices which cannot
fail to snit purchasers.
Ravenna, April II, 1853. ACC
POUNDS smoked Ham, cured expressly family
> Iii by A. v. HoRR.
|
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MO. ], EXTRA HALE HATs from the celebrated factory of
~ James Van Nance, Albany, N Y Any person wanting
ft and hat of nish better purchase
out of this lot Also:l dozen Farmers soft brush hats,
June 9S. 1854 TwITT's.
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dHDhC NAUNENSs
DROWN Linen Table Cloths; Scotch and Russia Diaper
ID Bleached Linen pamask, Crash. &C., &c. lr
ROWEII. h
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S,WISS Null Muslin; India and Victoria Lawns; Draper
- Musns: Chemisett4s and Habits; Lace Collars Mus
and point ID dO Muslin Sleeves; Muslin Flouncng; Flour
ced Skirts Corded do: Thread Edngs and Insertions; Can
bric do; Swiss do; Saxony do Linen Hdkfs; Cambria
ROWEIL. WITTER & CO.
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Ii Persons indebted Of Rowe g. Co., by noto
book Account, requested 10 call the under
signed and make immediate and all persons nd0bte
to the late Rowel q Brother account
confer favor by settling the by payment bco
the first day of April next.
RowELL, WITTER & CO..
Ravenna, February 21st, 1853 SCOTT
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MANUFACTURES of Boots and SHOES, of all kinds, two
1 south the Court House, the shop formerly
cupied by Andrew Mcbride. Ravenna 1y-323
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(RINTED DeIaines; Plain wool do; Plaid wool dc; Polk
1 Lawns; French Jaconetts Gingham Robes; Plain Bera
Chaliy Berages, plain and g' Mon De Biege POpln
Bombazines Velvet Shlly Persian DeLane Bavari!
Cloths; Gnghams Prints, &c. at .-
- ROWELL. WTT"TER & CO,
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SPIRIT Or THE MORNING PRESS.

he fnfethgehcer contains an interest
ing chapter upon the tern of service OF
various distinguished gentlemen in the
Senate of the United States, in the course
OF which 1t IL made apparent that Sena-
tors Atchison and Pearce alone of all the
present Senate, have served ten consccu-
nv" years in that body.
The Lnion has All agreeable and in
irrest!nS article concerning the compare
I'VE excellent effects Of .nonarchical and
1epublican governments as illustrated bv
The social and financial condition Of the
nitcd States and Great Britain. In tn,
course of this article, the editor quotes at
length 4 facetious and entertaining arti-
Gle on the same subject, from the Paris
Sirl1s- The same paper comments Oh the
New Hampshire Patriots exposition of
the coming coalition in the Granite State.
where the intensely National Democrats
are preparing formally to hitch teams
with the Abolitionists.
he Sent'nel discusses what it calls the
FIRST great mission of the Democratic
party Of the United States" and in its
essay upon the subject, it strongly vindi-
Gales Its own Iinnlaculacy and that of the
New York Hards. Another column of
mat paper Is devoted to the wrongs of
the nine hundred dollar clerks in this
city The editor holds that the best way
10 prevent incompetent and otherwise
Improper persons from applying for places
IN the Departments here, is to raise the
pay Of this class of clerks.
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~ just published, the true history ofsh.,,-,
heFointi"ns. TfF JEW OF VERONA q Ei.,,ooaa.iNsn
Iae OF the Italian Revolutions Of 1865 TITO TITO
,sd rom me Second Revised Italian Edition rs'
| 81 10 'h' s''' 'tcks
| This work Is from the pen Of the kev. F,.l,-p
sciani, So, tie di>tn gui she'd edit,r af ~. CO
,atohcs published In Rene snl one n ne M.
| er'inent .iters IN Europe The author who -,
| an cye-wituess Of msnv of the events Which %
iates, gives truthful history Of the convul,;,,,
Europe and mere especially ~ the scenes OF ss,,.
tation com uiitted in Italy and in Rome or "a
death OF Gregory the Sixteenth 20 the attack 20 "a
Qulrlnal Palace an the hig lat Of Pore Plus NJ n
The principal object Of the author, In prepsria,
the work, was 10 expose the wicked tendency -
the treacherous designs of the secret soeietes q.
these nefarous associations he draws the most VIZ,
picture va
But the warning voice which it raises sgaip.,
secret societies. IL Only Of the many merits -,
the works. The danger 1t had books their corrurt
ing influence over the minds ri the yonng is di.
buctiy marked out. They tho rea Nv vehicles in
The hands OF secret societies for dis eliminating their
pernci"us doctrines, aud Il ultimately accomplish.
ing their ncfarious ends
1t is supsIsuus 10 adj sing, word IN r.f.-e,,
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7 We deem it necessary to notify
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Nertlsing. If we did all of this kind of
work that some public-s pirited indiy idu-
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Tor. Therefore, when We do work for
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u The Portsmouth, Va, Giobe saws:
" he Stor Is the most interesting and
readable paper, and presents more spirit.
I'd variety thaa any Washington journal.
The Star, by the way, is delivered in
Portsmouth "a hours in advance of the
rest Of the Metropolitan papers"
The editor of the Globe is a sensible
man. having excellent taste withal.
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READG-MADE.

w have lslgs stock # the lest quuiity Coats,
n.y. u,er, press ana BusiGess, Talma Cloaks &c.
rants aud Vests Of rich and fue material of the n.
Test st5!es, and well made up. Gentlemen Wishing
snit f,r immediate use can rely upon getting
good article f es
aiso, uoo1s 10 make up to order, Of the rewest
and best style, iEuke, and flush
Fine Shirts, do Woollen, Melino, aud Silk
Also, Drawers, Stocks. Tics, Neekerch. efs
Best Kid Gloves all colors
ana many other pretty and desirable articles for
the season. All at the lowe,t prices
YOUNG / OREN,
Merchant Tailors Ciothieis, Browne hotel.
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The Editor Of the 4" Truths" report q. M,
own meeting Read. one and al

WhLKLfoKE III TgEIR ILu Il M sn.II t>.v-
THEM. Mi. Z. -. 30 AIN | willing to 3, Ep.x.
unto all Oh ia" globe and 81! in hra,rm
JAMES ROrEEf>nN
few of my friends met mo. according L. Ia. ell
{" or1a;Iiz" "Ep,artSDh fiut,' I..!lT,>,,,l th,a
aud thu following resolution MA aioit,d-
H,S0irci, That the Constitution of IN. INA
States is the Political Chsrt of ,,.r, ,rri5,u a.,
zen, either At home or sLIo al AID ANY ,i.alion
II towards any q. lien in the city n W.sllu.tt, -.
elsewhere, is "a violation If IT, \. rri lyh g -,
rnnc'IEed. either la ~. the Uuir.l St,,,, =,
America" JAMES kURrETSn\ Am, u
thu asked II there Has one r..,l.t rl,i In.
violat Oh at any ciau>- Ui the G. institution, ar ~ Z,
OF any Corporation law "f the city Of Wa-I.lprt,.
Ter have yet 10 learn the clau j. he Cor. i.t.
hr the Corr Grafton law have Vi lnt.I Il lie ..
Of the F.icr,l Government YET have iac.. =.
priscl of my Liberty one hundred ~ Thin, "a,
lays aud striped IF Every right guaranteed ,, ma,
IN the Constitution OF tn Uni',I States exec, ~.
III lite. have be"n DAYS without food and li,It
without place % lay my herd and three tim . !
have Ice n stripIy>t of all the clothes had lt vr
| had or Tire coats nta-ly torn from IA, 81
hats destroyed by the various row die since J,lv
isl9,-my papers have been saizet nv trunk s-,rct
3D. AM all {" ers'ift Cen iish spirit "f evil which
'ayS, Evil bc thou my eood'-tla misery q, nh.
my happiness. Yet, say in the h.l li.,.ss,f ms,
is the chief glory Of CD. And # va viii com -
the adjourned meeting, IN 1-,ngerau., Hall 4 .irt
west of 9th street at O'Clock Dee -. l>5a rvri
prove il to you.
Let all my fri"n't, that order my ra,r- 9TH,
Truth, irh will h. 0us on every Siur law gov
jan. TIN. 80 a. 8 for yrar e. Wears TOR - ar
copies at -, payable in advance And viii sava
merry Christmas to sll my friends in Wa,hiugin
and elsewhere. JiMES ROBERTSON
OF y. V. Editor IF .sIl,. TN l..
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