davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26
HALLS BOOK STORE.

HALLS BOOK STORE.
esR eoE ! go /
~ sToRE) lM
6 FscHoorsoo,
w. RELIcIoUSYSN{
w y MsCELL ANEoUS ~
~ NN'D srAmpAaD wi.Eks zssss5Ezs z.s!ssss;sEzs
- ,sTKTloIlERY ste
>ssvEI'MA >ts!sAvEI'MA o. zzs
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED FROM THE PR1NCI-
pal Publishing Houses as issued. Harpers
and Putnam's Magazines and the Illustrated Mag
azine of Art. received regularly. All the
varieties of School Books used IN this
section of country constantly on
hand. A good stock of Sta
donery also be found
unreasonable prices for
r r A DY Pa Y!
RH Temperance tale. A !
I'VE new Book just published. and one Of the best
things out. Just received and for sale at
August l6th 1853. Halls BOOK STORE.
SHADY S:DE-or Life in country Par
y
in every family in the land. Many have received new
light from the perusal of this book. All may do
HALL's Book STORE. =,
DEEP AT NUMBER FIvE.-A chapter
n in the life of city pastor, by H: Trusta.
For sale at HALLS Book STORE.
SUNNY SIDE-or the country Ministers
- wife by the author of peep at No. Fife-Tell Tale,
&c. For sale at Halls Book STORE.
II asst LEAF FROM SUNNY SIDE, by
II A II. Trusta author of Peep at No. Five-Sunny
Side-Ten Tale-Kitty Brown, &c For sale at
Halls Book STORE.
EVELL TALE-or Home Secrets, told by
old Travellers by II. Trusa, author of Sunny Side,
&C.. &c, at HALLS Book STORE.
EERN LEAVES, from Fanny's portfolio,
' -''O Halls Book STORE.
g PlRlT RAPPINGS UNVEiLED-an ex-
- pose of the origin History, Theology and Philoso
ply, of communications from the Spirit World With nu-
~~ Halls Book STORE
WAOLLARs AND CENTS, by Amy La
~ throp-two volumes
| Penny whence camest thouP
| For sale at HALLS Book STORE.
ENEADLY'S Washington and
his Generals, vols. Napoleon and his Marslals,
vols Life of Empress Josephine, with splendid por
trait Women of the Bible. Sacred Mountains. Sacred
Scenes and Characters, NC, &c., at
| HALLS Book STORE.
| A1EW POEf.-The Poems of the New Po-
| lV et Alexander Smith, for sale at
| HALLS Book STORE.
GPEECHES OF JOSHUA K. GIDDINGS,
- in Congress, with portrait, are at
| Halls Book STORE.
DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA, by De-
- Tocqueville.
| Pacific and dead sea expedition.
Wilkes Lynch, &c.
Millmans Gibbans Rome, volumes.
Humes History of England, vol.
McCauly's VOLS
For sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
"EARr HISTORIES, and Life Pictures
T. S. Arthur the hest author in America.
| HAII.s Book STORE
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26
Carriage Trimmings.

Nd TENT Leather, Enameled Cloth &C. &c n.
Il sale AT The Carriage Shupof
Ravenna, March %. 1859. Iist
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

NEW POEF.-The Poems of the New Pc
lV et Alexander Smith, are for sale at
Rails Book STORE.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

SPEECHES OF JOSHUA K. GIDDINGS,
- in Congress with portrait, at
Halls Book STORE
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

Sentinel aud Uhig please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

W. have he.-i issugEcstsl hy many OF au- m,-' enter
p5is.aE end intelligent Merchants. that the establishment
Of a Beard OF Tade would contriba,h greatly to advance
the prosperity OF the city. Every other city Of any com
m-rcul Importance in the Union has a similar organization.
t-i has derived grsa, benefit from IL. Ncw York, IL "a
supposed, i emiucntlv indebted to it, Board OF Trade for
T. im'nercc growth aud rapid increase Of we,l.h. Boz.
ion, Philadelphia and Baltimore have an experienced grea,
benefit from the same source. l. substitute union tor dis
,uaioa-anJ concentrate the effort. Of al To a common
purpose.
We copy an article on the subject from the Mr1-to
which the reader is rcf.rrel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

We hear that Ir. lluJarl nothing discouraged by ils
disaster thit befel hi, frs; adventure, hlssst - wo-k Will
renewed Won anil vu hay. ,,,l.- .-. ~, Ut,
''''
'''-' F''ly !" "'' OF SIX weeks. IL tie second eho''
G Equals the trSt, and we have nolouLt ogt thl. it viii, 10 vii.
m4Sea s-q-ati,a % tle worlds exbi,iti,,.
Col. James Il. G-cccy. 1 clerk in the S5lici,or's og., ~
tr. T. = T-.,-.-. .Ii,f ., ft. ,,,--f-. ~ ID, ,...
~ ~, "a.
' " a'' 60 " appears
th'' "i'h less l1A 40 hpIr' al.e-aii Death, there We're
many applicants for the vacant cicrkship. Times must De-
ge:tip, hard with the Lo,of,eo oH.. b.,,.-,
80,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
TNIhWLE - REsnEnr

4 meeting u the -'llan'1 Of Humanity U,lI Academy
o,."g held ON the l2ih DAY Of August, 1853, to take int,
coi-ilcrtion The death orJAHEs ". TRICE. Itc one Of
t,"r number, VIZ. W. ". Ht'ENER w-s called 10 th,
char and VIZ DAVID UfsrnDE Wis appointed Srrrctuy.
u wa then mpval and eluirl data committee. con.
si-iugu i three members, Doc appointed 20 lrtr q scrcr of
resolutions rriIv' a. tn deceased and expressive Of tho
i''',ns' onI f'1iu.ntf Of Boz fellow students.
Nhercnu'n. j A Ap'lrg. George u 70 tgc,rs and John
hlNi "rr" appointed, who drew u, and presented 90, Di.
i. resolutions, Which were unanimously adopted.
where's b. bus pl.41cI su AI.si-r Providence aglin 10
'll"i uf HF t'H death pl another of Our beloved is-r,ia'o:
gri ~h'r''- $50 d..irs 20 show our love cpd respect for
thr departed. Doc IL therefore
H.s,ir-L o.. THttit is with the deepest rcgfst and
most heartfelt s1rr,F il1, vc have hoard nj tho untimsly
cd ofur. Toto highly csrercl idcnI and fellow student.
JOSH. ". Irf.r OF Llu.t county, Va.
'nl II1t Boo wh1r tllsn'o !, high minded aud energetic
youth, 7ui lr fmi,blo, a1'eti1natc and irtrrc4tin, com.
rIui1m il.' Vi. believe. hal hc rvrI. ne v1ull have been
1870 ornament 'p h r,uuty 1900, tlo prii" ~ iirri. and
TINT Dr. memory sbtl cs.r remain d.lr tD our hearts. and
"r will Hger ..iyc % initiate thr noilr rvlfpple Doe hls
iat us.
3D. Tha, rc sincerely 1td dc.pig symDau,ile with the
nri.c'rl plrr1is and rcliiiscf af rt d..rtl.f. arl fmrt
ra'f r" hrspy !.1h o' our y'I1. friend anil lhc lively
HIru which they mIaf r~r'.iItio ui meeting him hryYnl
tif vale OF tears, whore parting aud sIrrow sbal be- n,
moro. U,y prove the '1l of c1n.pl,i,r boo soothing their
ST. u...i Lrlt's
SO That r. copy of thee. ls buttons boz boot 'o Che pl.
rrrF of tho da~a,-si, alto. f.t' rp,ir1 Doe transmitted 20
Co., ia.ipprd Christian Al.lcu". EtIuir,r aud Wbig lor
Publication
WW. 81. BrcENER. President
Ufsfr Utvr1.F. Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
LYNCHBURG MARKET, Auc. ~.

loBAcco-lnspection the past week 5TI hhds agaipsc
U.s. hhds. corresponding week Of last year, receipts ratb
81 tessenIhg "nn not equal To the inspections Market
continues firm with prices unchanged. sales of Iugs a.
rom 30 to : and $ so. Common aud MiddIing Leaf to
> 90 cool and fine stemming and shipping so 10 10 ami
so. ~ ="
WHEAr-Brisk at ! O5 a l 10 for good Red and White.
WIN. T. SMITH,, Com. Merchant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
DIED

IN the morning of the l 9th instant, at the residence of
her father, Elder Mr.. HatchetL MARIA q. HATCHFTF
in the 22nd year of her age.
Her funeral will take place this [Saturday1 morning NJ
nan past 10 o'clock, from Temperance Hall on Church
Hill, to which the friends and acquaintAinces of the family
are particularly invited.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

Tho election a" O. Julse ,oas pa. o ts fsa.rI pa.
'rri hat uorl}
'i''f mporl3 1853 m RssGri T~,csIu,vs r.ppt.i
- /" ifa hHu IT," ofho cornr. pot board ,rr. IT.
o. I0rrd 'st Istyl'sri1 viii g,e 0laas m.,.i.t,
q" bod " 'o ho1ifci-nad t.1' tarla .ai B.rry I'D
a. f'- fm o. 'nJ'r'fy a. s.s,.ga 10 i,-cI ocf.
iH' 'h ea'a '#y thin one. 90 P-ii5n a.ans
iu'' bees 'ut- ssrs pnlsd Than 10 toe sprus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

We have r''''aI from dr. Wo'l''rs', 'hs agsal.
Ina b.. r... ,.. ..,,.....
,.. ..,.,.,.
' 20. '.'-'.
q. Writings .. Poo. yEuI-D. .rf. .lr.,a ofs.mp.,a
... Anatomy.
...... .. r.f..... .rr.-
no t"'aY.'. .pN. n. s.f E.HIL
y.r., Ts..r..... .... u.....- r...
.-''" .' ." Immersion i'H'f.
o.. o.. Utu.H grlu.- ..r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

Weare requested to state, that the hour for tho assem-
bling Of the meeting at Metropolitan Hall In Franklin
street, on Tuesday night next to raise funds in aid Of the
New Orleans sufferers, will be s O'Clock. z. ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

Sc order for the election OF the commissioned officers
Of the Washington Invincibles." A full attendance /,
important
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
D'sw U,yr9.e, Secretary.
r. a. Apriug,
John Hunt.

ErfErfs o. LoIruy0-We ni.rst,nI Cpt during
tio heavy storm ahirh prevailed in this city on Tuesisy
nit"rilor, one " tIe ci.mr.rs pf fe oi Ths,tf. huilIng
on H0Hingbr0'k street vls struck. 1ui pf1sislicl to thr
grruui. Several a,rkucn engaged nc fbe building. rerc
stunned from Zoe effects Of toe nlil. and with serious iu-
jrry.-PasysbHrg Espros'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

TaVINUE ClAI4a-Jut received. n direai. importation. ifl1
= pal rracc Chafaa, contracting everg variety ~sfeta.ght and
f9iteI Ink. fr sale 90 quantities 10 suit pIrhussr,by
W, \. a "a. DONEAN,
au90 No. 10 Pearl street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

10 o' .'' 'a Iuly ue p.r.-rt.y lv .h.
n'.n' $500 "".N 'D.y thr rHl. t.'.., 100 I
'''i'' ''I '-''. a..l'f of thr ua.r, they arr a.
"'F on, a catalogue ofth1-s sni.7-n expectations
W ho' summed ur in an cychs1r. paper Tar
A'~so'r' th-v cali ea-' o,I.r "%i;,g1s." "o. ,r
"s.awpS, 'iiart. -rs. On aI.r.
th'r m,'r.'o r.s 'sn-s ,r- "-ta" 'Uy"fr..
'lica 'atf" "a.rr '"l.r.i." .rs.1H" aai ID.
ou Io New York they r' under te ,es ar,
tue of '.i1HNc. 50 "BrnIlrnsr.' "fl. e,."
an "Hari ~.e'ir Yrtti.. r.u..y as. .tiu bI,l
d'irc'n 'Nd ihI'. hc d.1ain OF their party greatly,
i@o''l'.i 0h,' tas Wiir dignity fham with uc
hus of H..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

RANGE OF THERMOMETERS,
Att w Randoiphs Book Store, l2l Main Street.
Ar0USr 10, 1851 o'clock. IL O'Clock. " = o,,io-E
" Is "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

UINOR PHIL ADJ HIt-To sail OF Monday.
u August pa. nj ) O'Clock, T.. M-rhe steam, AyES
ship CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain T. Mitchell, I. now FHFfS
resdy 70 receive freight, aud will sail a. above. .[ALfs.
aulS uOuppT paHy,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
DTWYsH5N9r,7 sy TEssn1S TEp cnEyIcM YgtsT ,

NJ hNhlNS row Dft-TtF Chrrp-r NfHfies. .Nasf Ia
m dnd Eool. Dicri if - Er Raising BrsGd, Eis-NV, Frie,
H'iIHai dH9 Johnny tIkcs, IussV, PEidhI.s. S,cerf CGke
corn maui, e ,cr,r Ir#utef This u the most rronouira
nsciHl, conyenleni, aud healthy compound In exist nee. Tor ralTp
nfead' BISCUIT Cakes, P'sry, ~Puddings, &C, with either whcal
I'VE l11ian or buckwtcat Your. IL an Indispensable article 4
ihe culinary department Of every household establishment, an
Uerets no Cook or iousekaeper In creation who will b. withou
y after having fairly tiled i. sold ~ the principal Groccrs IN
Druggist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

HNoR sALE-we have for sale privately a likely young muiat-
n TO gHi who = a INST rate house servant, and a toierable good
Apply Immediately to ALLEN q CROUCH,
Intelligence aud Agency Once,
au20 o., - u-..I - ah d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

Nftitu.--i especially Dob rgf lr.rrHf-ns 60 r r.s
i'i itNt'o on Tt.r1ry rt nest. o. take ilir rpr
tiF-. r.r.fi'y n r rrifu'gg 20 rrlIs.. o. t#f.rn- 4.
m'ny y .lr e-lttymtF in Nv Odesrf, and 90 sIDpi D. onII
mems hr accomplish ~ ue s1ms.
aois JOSEPH MAYO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

fn' 10. VIi0. .rg o. fhc HJor Of 'tc suapcH'1 Billie
''h'F pre'asiH my .y- Wh,I,ag ht, Int la.
U'as SIr,r'v0 Two 6re I.r. .r-r rafsr uih,
L--r u-L-- holm. l.H.--M-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

- hN" N'Ah4lhH ~ 10 4. NoLlNTtfE rs.
No. HCnSpSp. August 18Th, 1853.
! An election Of officers for tho new Company now organising.
syledthe Washington lnyneihlrs" will be held. IN pursuance OF
lay ~ the mArnoLy F" on The goth August at o o'clock, =. NJ.
2 Capt W. VI. Elliott VIII suprrintend the election, and make
The neces'ary returns, In order 90 the issue 81 Commissiona n the
oheers elected WALTER n. HARRISON.
Aiutant lt Regiment Va SNolunteers.
HF ORDER " Vol GWTNN. au9n-1t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

- TI0IHl TTuTU . 70 y NcaT7.
"ithe James River aui X tnaEha Canal Co, virginia Gel
trail Railroad, aud Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Con
pany, guaranteed by State.
virginia Central Elilrot a. Mortgage Bouds-Ia years 10 RIM
Richmond an D8nyile Railroad stock.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock. For sale by
nuH'-eo - J. BROWN, Stock Broker.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
NEW GOODS
IN CAMPRELL&-PORT OHIO

TOHN H. BOSTWICK & Co., Campbesport, Dealers in
81 Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware and Crockery Fall and
Winter Goods 1853 Our goods opened ready
fer inspection and sale. .rf
Our customers will find yet in Campbesport, where
offer great inducements for people buy nugy
fixed in the New Brick Block. Come and examine,
all.
We have excellent assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods
such Plain and Figured Dress Silks Plain and Figured
Changeabe and Brocade Silks De Lanes De Beges Madon
cloths Apaccas, Cashmeres and endless variety
Ginghams Prints Collars Undersleeves, Edgngs black
and blue Silk Wells of all prce and the lot of hose
ing that has been offered All gentlemen who wish
purchase Wooen Goods cheap they did three
store is the place to get them. If you don't believe it,
come and sce We have larger assortment of Boots and
Shoes than the shape of humanity
ftted foot from fourteen All
wish buy the best Boots for 1915 find them
the Campbesport store Hats and Caps of all descriptions
Groceries. Crockery, Hardware.
Come and while yet in Campbellsport. for
Goods will be cheaper. We expect to be in T0cR if
not in 1852 hope to be in 1854 We shall be happy
ceiYe good share of public patronage then.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
5prrlul Notirrs.

Speaking of Gold Mining in California; the N. Y. Tri-
bune of June 2Gt says Of the American Quartz Mining
Companies stand higher than the Helvetia La Fayee
Under all the disadvantages of the season. which has
quarrn the mill of this Company has proftably
time At present but set of nine stamps in
per day. and these nearly out The result
is surface rock moy average profit of about $500
per week With stamps being put in and from
lead the nett profit will be per
week. and not unlikely as heretofore,
weeks. The stock of this Company is worth and will pay
dividends every three munts We refer the reader their
adv ertis >ment in another column.
g Sessions of the Board OF School Examiners will be
h.li 1T RaveHna, follows:
1st, Friday. October 18th, 3D. Monday, November, 7h,
81, Monday, October 24t 4h Monday, November. elst,
Tt seSi at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ No other
Sions will b. IL Id this FALL A. NJ. PRATT. CLERK
DIR. TUBES will be at the Prenriss House, SatuI-
GD day afternoon and Monday 96h aud 2Sth November
SEQ advertisement i'll another column.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
ShnriR.S Sale.

pY virtue of Fl Fa directed from the Court of Com
ID Pleas of Mahoning County Ohio shall offer pub
lie vendue Monday the 2lst day November 1853
house of Ezra Qun in Awater township between the hours
of 10 A M and P M of said day. to the highest bidder
following described property to wit cows, of
colt Wagons, poughs, calves, harness. 40 Sheep Is
the house Of George oun in said townshp on the same
gy Il of plow, drag COW, watch,
hay cooking stove Also at the house off, H Rehmoudof
said township the day. the following property
wit: span of Horses and wagon, buggy, Sheep
of hogs plough harrow 10 tons Of hay Ta
ken in execution hep George Qun Ezra Quin
and j. H. Richardson, at the suit of Simeon Jennings
.. .> JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
SheriG,s Office. Rayenna. Nov 1859.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
To Mrs.
BY A. w. SAWYER.


Thy daughter, loved, is dead,
Has faded, like the flower
That blooms at morn, in radiance red,
And paleth with the hour.
Oh, don't you hear
Her soft, angelic voice
In every gentle breeze
That sighs and murmurs as it blows
Among the leafy trees?
Mourn not o'er her sad, sad lot,
Don't weep for the withered rose
That budded so fair in your humble cot,
Pure as the chrystaline SHOWS.
Oh, no, thy loved one's better of,
And free from guilt or guile;
Chase not away from cheerful face,
The sunny smile.
But keep thy daughters memory bright,
And think of the lost still,
Who played, and gathered the red wild flowers,
On the brink of the wandering rill.
Go list to the nightengale's evening song,
In the darkening woods at hand,
And think of her, who dwells forever
In the far off. happy land.
Franklin Mills, Ohio, Nov. 1853
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09

MAsoNIc.-The grand Lodge of the Masonic
fraternity of Ohio, met at Chilicothe short
tine since, and among other business transacted.
elected the following:
NJ W.-Gen, Lucius V. Bierce, of Akron, G. NJ.
r. W-Willian B. Dodds, of Cincinnati, d. II. G
R. W.-M. CASTOR, of Cambridge, G. S. w.
R..W.-M D. Brock, Of New Salem, G. J. w.
r. WI. levitt, of Athens, G. Treasurer.
r. w D. Caldwell, Of Cincnnti, G. Secretary
r. We Nicholas, of Elyria, G. j. D.
w B. Covert, of Cincinnati, G. Tyler.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09

aecond profit, to call the following
Of which assortment will be kept hand, if possible
They size from 81 to f. Al and Prices $4o
$45 $S $50, $780, $lOO The 81 and octaves made
OH iliar representing center side table The and 81
octave are in piano m. The octave piano got
up in the style and and finished good for $780,
those that sold peder and Music Stores for
All the above instruments warranted good, and will be
kept in repair free of charge.
In regard to qnckness of touch
and case of blowing they stand unrved by anypedars
declarations to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
Please call and examine yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere.
All kinds of reed instruments repaired at low price
and in good style. Satisfaction given pay.
II ? Shop over LIrTLE's Bookstore.
AUREN STow. G. F. GREEN.
Nov.2.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09

l. GoLD.-It is estimated that this present year
the yield of gold in the world, frrm all sources
will amount to e4o,ooo,O 900. In 1916, the pro-
duction of gold in all the mines of the world,
amounted to only f5,Sl6,752. And yet in the
face of this immensely increased production there
are some who contend that gold is just as availa-
Bile now it was five years since
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
Probate Court, Partage Co.,
o., Petition to sell Land.

To Ellen swaysee, Francis swaysee, William swaysee,
George Swaysee Henry Swaysee Mary Josephine Swaysee
Sarah Jane Swaysee who heirs at law and legal
resnatves of John Swaysee, deceased you hereby
filed his petition in the Probate of Portage county,
Ohio and which petition obtain
order &c e6th day November 1e53 assign
dover of Ellen Swaysae, widow of the said John
Swaysae deceased in and for the sale of the following real
estate Of which the said John Swaysee died siezed to
debts of said decendent witt All Of that eighteen and
south east corner of "a Deered Portage Co. Ohio
HENRY H STEVENS, Administrator Of
October21st 1853. John Swayseo, dcc'd.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
R0OTS And SHOES,

THE subscriber having in his employ greater number of
than heretofore is prepared to furnish every variety
CT work i'll his line.
C.ntiemens French, Women's Calf Boots of the best
MATERIAL and made by experienced workmen will be Kept
Oh hand and made to order. Also Kip and Stoga Boots
Ladies' work of every description, including Enameled
Caters, Bootees, Buskns &C., made in the latest style
and the best material and workmanship Three doors
south of the Court House. NOSES BEANS
RaNnu INV s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09

The REAsoN.-BENNETF, of the New York
Herald was an applicant for the appointment oil
Minister to France. Bennett supported Gen.
PIERCE during the Presidential campaign. Ben
nett was not appointed to the post in France
Bennett is down on the Administration. Bennett
is down on anything and everything that DOM
put dimes into his pocket.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
Road Notice.

OTICE is hereby given that petition will be presented to
the Hon. Board of County Commissioners of Portage Co.
Oho at their December session. A. d. 953 praying for the
laying out and of Road in the township of At
water in said county, commencing the north and south
ter road at the southeast of Lot No H. running from
thence west along the south line of Lots Nos Il and 9 until it
the north and south mile and quarter road at the
south west corner of said Lot No. 90.
c. NJ. RUSSELL, and others, Petitioners.
Atwaters October 27, lS53 4354w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
PARLOR FURNITURE,

LII persons in of Parlor Furniture, a tring
IA from COST invited the ware-rooms of
Grn q Bostwick opposite the Universa Church in Ra-
Vena at time between this date and the 2Gh of
Our fall purchase designed for
the sBrick Block but that will be ready
time yet and work is arriving faster than
without considerable trouble and EXPENSE sell
a part oflt at discount if do it Immediately.
Ravenna, Nov. /. 1853. GRIFFIN & BosrwIcK.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
5MarriR0.

On the 9th by Rev. Chapman, J. RANSFoRD
Esq, Rochester N W and Miss MARIA SIMONSON, of
Streetsboro, Ohio.
In Palmyra 3Oh, 1853, by Brown, Esq. Mr. JOHN
BEERV, Ravenna, and Miss EMILY M. HosKINS of the
former place.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
Nplu a0uartl5rmRuts,
SaiESbNED ARRIVAL

SECDND ARRIVAL
of Fi1N and Winter Goods at the ''Stone Store"
5SOWELl., WTTTER & Co.. receiving their
Ii ond stock of Fali and Winter Goods The assortment
embraces every style ard quality and will be sold cheap
any stock of Goods in northern Ohio Please give us
call and judge for yourselves.
n. R.Good fresh Butter still received In exchange for
Goods, at 18 cents per Ib.
Noya l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.

The election returns are all in, except Caroline,
Somerset, Worcester and ST. EIarys. Lyon,
Democratic candidate for Governor, has 45l3,
majority. Pierce,s in thessame counties, had s.
Co.. i.igon's majority in the State will be about
$500. The Senate stands IA Wings and Dem
ocrats. The House has 80 Democrats and 80
Whigs with Is members to be beard from, which
were represented in the last Legislature by 9
Wings aud Democrats. The Congressional re-
turns are as before stated.
In Baltimore city the Maine Law Sheriff had
1890 majority. The Maine Law Assembly tick
ct averages majority of 1000.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-09
THANKSGIVING.

THE undersigned wish hereby notify their
in accordance with the recommendation of the chief Mags-
of the State Oho places business
ed on Thursday the 24 ns appointed Gay of Thanks
giving and Prayer.
ISAAC SWIFT, CURTIS HATCH,
II. L. DAY, r. A. BAIRD,
E. T. RICHARDSON, S. & J. C. PRENTIsS,
ROWELL, WITTER q Co. H w. SMITH & Co..
ALCORN & STOUFFER, SOMERVILLE G. REDFIELD.
DALRYMP!.E & SUTLIFF, JAS. TWTTT & CO.,
THOS. G. SUTHERLAND, G. &c A. HASBROUCK,
CHAS. GREENFIELDER, VIM. FRAZER.
S. 4. TAYLOR, F. w. SEYMOUR,
B. LITTLE, l.. w. HALL,
GILLIS d DURHAM,