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pun,nnn.rnIo INsr1rurIos-For taklng Llkenesses

a. ~ ana popular process has been oPeued BY BONNgR
Es ~ No al brosdwsy These Licensees have saiaed
,h retufafon and other parts Of Europe
bs ty sIe resdea much superior 20 those nkea BY the Da
,rss IN, se LikneNas taken
- eolors distinctly tinted cse ou
hsi, ia hed mniatnre Toe Haey Is oPen TOR me VS.
i,,,o, az he spknc which ali invited TO Inspect
ttAtoh " wv f~'-N' 4 ROLLF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

Carr SALE or BUnDIsc Lors:-We can attention
40 Coz so, sale Of Bulldog Lots Of 100 eet square noticed loI
~ 2f inst Merchants Exchange AZ being most
,ud mechanics and Ct business pens ~nin ~
N. - Futon and Hamilton Ferries at the village VI
an be drect plank Coney Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

~ .ej , y % ,s.su a ear. ~. % .sli ny
<fEcvi orf The tt5 sse n tee sac cy ~ -
Leni - w hy The 40 y y. sss s
- IL 80, Wy, tssi pfv~ee'-' 80 B. SHERWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

e. The united testimony q se Of" Of EsoS JA%s. Tue
sy Bost, huBso ssssi 1s .2saa s as ca
o. W. ,ssylfug 10 patronage that NOS De ~ -
uie bHo % e AID Their di0n fnconreEe them ~ Il
tbeh ~ ~ n establishment tue ffsse'u h4t 'os o'
fnaf1fE YOU nd aunngstG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
-. HmAM ANpkRsoN, so 0l BOWery, prepara

,,,r.e additions ana steraoas the establishment.
"a M lew ony the choice Of the entire stock Of english
Velvet Turkey, Tapestry bsse Mosaic and An-rs In
ssn Carpets extraordinary low prices Also English and Amen
wide aud eiso 20 pieces Of Oh Cotis
IN dbs a. 26 81 SO yard $50 pieces Of lnDsn CARPET g.
Al SIG Al LARGE lot OF rcnans nIeery sad lngss
~ So ,trds about Onehaf then real value Also 900
IN nn.. Al anea ol each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

~, s,mmer Clothing selling Oh at grea. Sacf, !,
~ ses AZ removal Persons in want Of Me|s a"d Boys
Clothne VIII 20 ~ BoucgToE KSAPP No. 80 Msaen-lsne
,...ovs IN - 10 eOrrlssdf~t. in a few dzNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

BEwARE or INPOsToRs The bona hde, original
and only genuine EKteImDAtor that sanhiaes Rats Nice
C~l,ei,. Ants Ne without stencil Is CosrARS COsfAs
Du No e Broadway cosTAEs Bedbug EEtefmnaof not on
an The 4, dbuss bat kreps them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

ry Housekeepers and all others IN want OF Bedding,
aS.,s.s. Nc would DO well call wnLARDs OLD easb
49, No OChathcms cor Of hnlbery-st where
a ~ articles his lice ever offered 10 the
.rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
nrrsrHrss NOTICES.

ay,TIrurvs SUMNER Hsys Wsr ,s,' onS 4. ...a.
,.,, BID sssr &. Pr 1s ss > ss ssrs
oon = - .osrrrsssd together with isn s..ofLass "
- ,s syes of ssr~s Oeods io5 Pie snS sss.ssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

LNIr7e HAZE - n. u = =,
hfDA 1.t o. all sseA al V'oi,asoDs ans ID a.. ss.,as
~ cert oc,y aountsiu 40 ~ "a ia 30 psss Of
eeneI ssret Ul I'M choice variety q shs~ Az "
A.. Of ~ bit quality ~nd is'sst s'y''e - ' F '
E..ltot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
~ SEE THIRD PAGE. IL

In Senate yesterday report made by Mr.. Cooley
~ favor II the Central instead Of the Jones Woods
Pslk His report was laid oTeT 70 D. printed TIE
Csai bis we're further debated and made the special
order for today.
10 Assembly bill uas introduced authorizing the
supervisors Of thi. City to borrow money The m2each-
ment case came up and after lengthy dsbafe the
House voted TO impesch Canal Commissioner hsIher'
Aye 80 Nays 50. The Temperance bill vas taken 40
in Committee progress, reported thereon and both OIL
and report lad On the table and viii be printed Pro
positions we're made to impesch Attorney Generai
Chs,t.d ase other STATE Officers, but no result was
reached previous TO sdjourment
Anotber ATTEMPT to sentence John s Austin and other
Tanmsny Hall Rioters yesterday failed because Of
difference Of opinion TO the powers OF the Aidermen
II was eontended side that the Aldermen were no
Iopoer Magistrates and the other that they were 50
until the proclamation o. the recent vote by the County
Capysgsers In this dilemma, the business was post
noned until Saturday. This difference Of opinion pre-
vented either AID Brisey Francis from being sick or
ont of town. and both Of them we're promptly on hand
B,-tbe.wsy. when may we expect the Aldermen 20 can
vass the efoIm vote and sign herosn death warrants
We understand the Law TO require that they shall meet
st the County Clerks Office on the Tuesday next follow
inc any election before o'clock Of that day and then
and there proceed with all convenient dispatch 10
determine aud declare the result Of the bsl0tng Did
our Comfy Canysssers so meet On Tuesday Of last
veekq Did they meet on Tuesday Of this week. Have
they met at al Or do they hope TO nuly the by
refusing to canyassl The whole should have
beep completed and declared certainly early Thurs
day, the 9Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

,1 I'd 900 ~ exclesistIy iof t's p-s. w n
petHf ~ HsttDs. TIE trde ~ sc5 ans
~, tfe PAIN u excellence 10 A psc1na
ton eN'o aid srrize the "1le Hf@Aefs 70 .
Of fis ~ u.s. ~ n our uis befoE tsen "a hea
ouT ss S s i, LgasY Co. Leaden ana laNodiss o.
! e,.sf. unusn Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

-sr.yxa MgRIso UsDERyEsTs, FOR LADIES, OES'
y. AND ~. nfEs-Fbese who want enjoyment ID warn
.w,,,Isr at q small cost by At
"'e' No iOf BowEkY
~ ma, BE- oun compete essnt the essDfeieo zephyr
40 Necessary for protection aud eono At tbs season
Give them triaL RANKIN Co Tfo.iers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

Uori HorTER!! HoTrEsT If the warm weather
,,s heal l be me asud with twoaorS THERMOMETERS
or erment u keep col has been tined, ucladng
una" sT4iokins sn the frozen Caucasus"
best be % make use OF the
len PITcH gTea water cure Invention o. modern
tins. for ale, whotsaiu ana res, a. 10 our
Unit LuoIUs HAIR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
- DOCT.. HI. TUBBS, II
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows:
RavennaPrenss House, Friday afternoon and Saturday
until4 O'Clock, P. M. Both and 31th December.
Akron-Cobb's Exchange, Thursdays 29th of December.
Cleveland-American House, Monday and Tuesday 18th
and 18th of December. 7ifF I.fE : tisI}5f,-t
Warren-Clinton House. Thursday, 5th of January.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, Innammatons, rheumatism Asthma,
of Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia drop
Appetite Constipation Derangemenf Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swe1ngs or any long standing dis
eases, are invited to call.
No CHARGE CONSULTATION DIR. t. neither bleeds
bsers; is he Homapahist; Mercury, Ar
senic Anthony, any other mineral agen
he Ihompsonianhe neither seams gives emecs His the
but his system treatment does not
make sick to make WELL down build
aay irritation, by patching with anodynes
we caution the public against impOsters, who in several
counties endeavorng harvest from the popularity
OF remedies pretending to administer the They
know nothing whatever of the recipes and even with them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most OF our med
clnes as they are of earning reputable practice. t4
REMARKS. ,.Ef...... . s.n-
In selecting from the great number pouring up
on for the monthly report diversity both
of locality and diseases. 1t is be hoped that nyaids
always practicable person with those
ture ScrHtn earnestly desired Our undivided
being given chronic Diseases nearly all the
cdiio $50 cale eXtant and becoming hopeless martyrs
to popular but delusive modes oft treatment.
ASTHMA CAN BE CURED. 4sra4
So say those of patients who have been struggling for
years with this relentless disease but inspire freely and
with comfort the bOuGtiful air of Heaven. st T.
A SINGLE ILLUSTRATION f.. :.
Mrs. J. Menser, of Beaver township, Nahoning county
Of years standing and denonated by attending ply
sican "a Disease Of the Liver Asthma confirmed
iucurabie Breathing at times extremely difficult, border
restored in three months and has been good through all
the changes of two subsequent years s.- sp aug5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
: CITY .M.ARE-ROOMS.

Ne,r and Splendid Enterprize--F Furntfnrs Arrived!
CRIFFIN & BOSTWICK now establishing the FuIni-
extensive scale, in Rayennes Ouf
furniture selected from ofthe best
adjustments New York City -t --fE
This business has long been neglected in Ravenpa4 ana
neope who wished furnish their parors and rooms
boy been compelled go Cleveland New York Pita
burgh to purchase The increase Of population and wealth
for better and fashionable furniture, and we are
now prepared crafty the improved taste peopie and
them the additional expense Of going 70 the cities
0P design opening splendid ware-room In the .sneW
brick blocks when finished At present the work wi Dc
FOUND AT A. B. GRIFFIN's OLD STAND, et'1
opposite the Universalist Church
Please call and examine yourselves The
list of part stocks 10 Sofas, Qnartette @oee
Marble top side tables, 10 Centre and Gard tables ~ large
Mahogany Rock Mahogony chairs asplendid score
tary and book crab tables oed ssesds
bureaus chairs, c IN act general as
sorent of CABINET WARE including variety OF LooEIE0
GLASSES and MArRAssEs Hnckleys bed 1cttom CANT %
beat Codins on hand as usual. .
WANrrpA rate article Of seasoned Black walnut
RsTenna, July Il 1sSs -. sm1lS oEUsss & Bosrw4ox
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
A C. AR d

TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY. .-e.-..s.r-.x
AVING made arrangements with the firm of H. r. RYAN
Co.. 5th street Pittsburgh known of the largest
and best furniture the United States which
to furnish all who will favor with their custom, with every
variety of CABINET FURNITURE found in city west ofNew
York, and at prices as low.
invite the attention Of those wishing purchase my
stock consisting in part Of choice selection Of Sofas
Mahogany spring paror and rocking chairs, and large
assortment of bottoms from to "a dollars per set
Marble Mahogany and Cherry top paror tables Bureaus,
wash stands, cottage, and bedseads large
sortmen and superior quality of looking glasses at very low
prce and quantity picture frames 12S each
have also assortment Eastern work from New York
superior quality of the genuine long har and curod hair
mattresses manufactured in this county. s-
COfns kept on hand ofa sizes. l. -.
Ware-Roonas on Main Street, one door East of
Halls Book Store, Ravenna. T. G. PHILLIPS.
Ravenna, July 10. 6m-419
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
SlseriG's Sale.

)Y virtue Pin Fl directed and deliv-
ID erad the Court of Common Pleas of Portage Coun
t, Ohio shall expose to sale at public vsndue at the Co h
House in the town of Rayenna,
On Saturday, the 14tk day Of January mczt,
between the of 10 O'Clock A n and four clock M
said day, follow ing described lands and tenements,
witt situate in the township Of Ravenna in the county of Por
tage of Ohio and known by being Let seventy
plat of the village of Ravenna the
corded in the Portage County Records and for parcu
hereby had said Records here
reervng and excepting the entire rorth front end of said
Lot seventy three extending in depth within four
of the wing of dwelling house said Lot by
John Peson the hereby reserved being sixty feet
'front.' supposed forty rear, the point with
four feet Of the wing of the dwelling house aforesaid being
premises decided by Robert E. Campbell to the d
recors Of the Portage County Branch State Bank
oio which deed recorded in Portage County Records in
Book So, page a90 reference to which is hereby had.
Taken execution property Peterson
suit of Jones,
Appraised twenty five hundred dollars.
JAMES WooBARD Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office Dec,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
To Capitalists,
sysANUFACTu uRERS g. MECHANICS,

/ h1he BeGper JHGnJdcturRg C0mpGny,
FINDER charter from the Legislature of Penn, with
y capital $5cOo00 propose establish in the village
tansve RcL1xa MILL with necessary machinery and
for the production of Bar Iron Sheet lron Nails
towards accomplishment object they willing
geher necessary power the prvi-
lee Of getting coal iron ore re-eay buildne stone timber,
nss mechanic shops and vacant lots for the occupancy
canal sixty feet wide the convenient and
supply of water and for the of boats to and
carry the contemplated manufacturing operations Such
cH popos to pnt in as much esa and dif
that other parties, with capital practical knowledge and
the machinery, the manufacturing and the working
eapal This company is %in to eontbne any reasona
capital required for each particular branch of business
those who may identity themselves with this and
they accordingly offer equally liberal inducements for the
tabshmcnt of other branches of American mannfac
lures not here enumerated especially those which end to the
their position and their own grounds so richly
and extensively peryaded
FIGURING Mill, willing practical
sibo parties either or both for term and lib
directed to the establishment of other branches which
tves ears ombusos carriages and the making Of pot
terry glass arebrck &c, which they materials
Tie F!oung Mil capable making barrels -four,
Sn m Of vhe G nR1 inc most
letters, addressed to the Agonw receive prompt
Persons in the East wishing know Of matter,
and Of the parties composing the Company respectfully
referred to-
D. n; Wilson; Hiram walbridge, and Chester Bcde
city of New York;
John l.. Newbold, Esq, Philadelphia;
John Thompson. Esq Banker. Wakefield Rhode Island
H. Baldwin, T. T. Davis and James L. Voorhees, Esqures,
city "f Syracuse. n. Y;
Or to Wheeler Truasdell, ESQ., Agent the Company
the Office of late United States Branch Bank, New Brighton,
Beaver Co, Pa Mr. Truesde prepared to show the prop
erty in all its dctls with maps, pats descriptions terms,
conditions. and future prospects of the Company aso to
make contracts, lcas deeds, &c.
Western references to the property and title thereto
N P Feterman and Edward Simpson, Esqs- Pittsburgh;
Thomas Cunningham, ESQ, Beaver, Beaver Co., Pa;
r. L. Baker, ESQ., Economy, Beaver Co. Pa;
DR.. Charles T. Whppo, New Cas'le Lawrence Co., Pa
Archibald Robertson. Esq, Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa
M T. C. GOULD, Secretary
WHEELER TRUESDELI.
Agent of the ssBaaver Manufacturing CO..
New Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa Nov 80, 1853. 441-4w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.
B. MORTON, NJ. D., PHYYso PArHrc PHrs1c1

B. MORTON, NJ. D., PHYso PATH1c PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON, a,l.f., .a..
ToJLD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w generally that he permanently located himself in
Ohio where he will be happy to attend to all the
calls in his profession. -4s s-a4..55
Dr. NJ would say the public that he combines the pure
Botanic Practice with tho Hydra Pahic Water Cure IN bis
treatment disease and hitherto has been very
Office up stairs the floor at the west of the mig
Ofice-residence Mainst in the Dewey House, ana re
Gently occupied by Mr.. Sutherland.
NJ has recently purchased and has for sale tne
Abdominal Supporters which is said to be
edy Proapsus Uter and Seminal Weakness has other
over any been intro
duced public besides It's gavsnic current that h con-
stently kept up while worn. ,s.- ~
Rayenna, September o. 1855. t'@".' / e.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
STOyES. STOVES !

HE subscribers receiving and prepaed 70 oner
the assortment OF Stoves ever brought
this market. Among them are the following kinds
SroyEsEmpre State, sizesi Western; Premi-
ums. ELEVATED OvEN-Cobb's; Clinton Air light Caifor
nj tight True American air tight I-is 4s.Ls
PARLoR STovEsAmong the Paror Stoves Is the recian
both COAL this is new patern the doors
move upon principle andis altogether one neaest
and most yenieEt is worth journey the
shop look at it. Also, the Wavery, Box stoves, Coal
Cylinder and others have not TO enume-
rate All of Sheet Iron Stoves hand or made TO or
der. N BAn kinds Of Jobbing, Fave Troughs Spouting
etc. attended to at short notice. ---.----.
Ravenna, Sept 9, 1852 . BECkLEYI oe IkAWoON
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
BOOTS AND SHOES,

THE subscriber having his employ greater number Of
men than heretoore prepared to furnish every variety
O work in his line.
MATERIAL and made by experienced workmen will be kept
on naha ana % maoe 10 oaaer Also mp ana SEga 10os
Gaiters do Bootees, do Busns in the latest style
and of the best material workmanship. Three doors
south of the Court House. Moses BEANS.
Rayenna s. 1859. 436 3m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
GRAND CONCERT.

At the New Town Hail, i'm Ravemna,
on WEDNESDAY ETENz5rG, DECEMBER IA, 1853.
N7a On which followinn distinguished ANA
N4HH% teurs will appear: -Fzg3at.tE .-
AS$H& Mrs. L. L. DEMINe, s,s. #-.
- Mr.. J. p. HoLBRooK,
Mr.. E. A.. PAYNE.
PRoGRAMME-PART FIRST
1-Etudes for the Piano.
Asso Anis Es!Esna &C. ssyasy by
2-DUETT-Flow Gently Deva. Parry. Sung BY Mrs
--s Deming and J. P. Holbrook.
3-BALLAD-Sheis of the Ocean. Sung by Mrs. Deming
--sONG-Come, Brothers. Arouse RUSSELL Sung by J.
p Holbrook.
5-Kathleen Mayourneen. CROUCH Sung by Deming.
6-Fantasia Burlesque. Ethiopian Melody. Composed
and executed by e. A. Payne.
PART SECOND.
. l-SACRED EDuETT-Arrayed in Clouds, Sung by Mrs.
49, Demng and Mr.. Holbrook. 81
s-BALLAD-The Harp that thro' Tara's Sung
by Mrs. Deming.
s-PlANo FANTAsIA-Tema from the Opera Of somnam-
bula. Composed and executed by E. A. Payne.
4SoNG.Horn of Chase. Sung by J. P. Holbrooi.
5-BALLAD-Coming thro' the Rye. Sung by Mrs Deming
6-DUETT-sGood Nght.'' Glover Sung by Mrs. Dem
- ing and Mr.. Holbrook.
JP Cards of admissions 25 cents Concert commence
at hal past seven O'Clock.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
Sale Of Real Estate.

day January A. D. 1854 between the hours of
" 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p M, the premises
highest bidder the following real estate
the property of John swaysee to witt known by
being southeast No. "a in Deerfed Por
county, Ohio and bounded and described follows
wits Beginning the south side of the Mahonng River at low
thence south the east line of the lot to the south
of said lot being chains and 90 links thence
line of said lot the river and adjoining
lands of A. Ety. chains and inks thence north II deg
% links to the side of the rve thence along
of said river at low water mark to the
place beginning; containing 8 and 19 perches of
land less Subject to the dover of the widow APP
praised su bject to dover at $3.50.
Terms made known day of sale.
FL. H. STEVENS, Admir-. of John ]. Swaysee, dec
Dec 70. 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
RAvENNA MARBLE-FACTORY.

AM receiving the best selected
Rutland Marble before offered in Portage county.
also have good assortment of Ialan all sizes from
fee high, which am determined to sell at prices which
not fail to suit purchasers.
Any wanting thing in line such Tomb Stones
Monuments, Sockets Table Tops, Counter Stone &C., will
do well to give call and examine stock of Marble be-
fore going elsewhere.
Specimens of carving kept constantly hand All work
done to order pay Shop south of the court house
Rtvenna, Dec. II, 1853. A. G. BURWELL.
n. B. Two three wanted Immediately travel
agents. Apply A. c. BURWELL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
FURTHER, NEWS BIZ THE NIAGARA.

,sefHaa V aEh. NEW 1ORK, december 10.
The Niagara arrived at Boston at eleven last
night. with her own and the Humboldt's passen-
gers, numbering 25o. 49, =
The papers have little additional news to our
Halifax dispatches s..ss I'll l-s4 =est
g The London Morning Advertiser Of the 26th
says that the government had received a tele-
graph message announcing the entrance of the
combined feet into the Black Sea- .
VTEENA, Thursday evening.-The Russians at
tackled ST. Nicholas, Asia, by land and sea, but
were fepulsed FIVE times. The Russian steamer
with 1900 men, was stranded, and only 25 of her
crew were saved; they were brought by the Turks
to Constafltinople as prisoners of war 1t is sta
ted in another despatch that the Turks had taken
Russian man of war in the Black Sea, and that
the crew arrived at Constantinople. No details
are given. a4sss@S sssHs 49, za@
i; ;CoxsTANTIEoPLE, 10th.-The city is in state
ofjoyful excitement. Bulletins have been issued
announcing that on the 4th inst, Omar Pacha
defeated the Russians at Oltentza. The Rus
sian General led 80, 900 men against the posi-
ton which the Turks had taken upon the I'd and
Sd. on the left bank Of the Danube. The combat
lasted six hours; the Russians were routed and
left large number of muskets and ammunition
on the field: 500 Russians were killed, and only
l3 Turks were killed and 70 wounded.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
GUTTA PERCHA VS.. INDIA RUBBER.
'-. SOMETHING ENTIRELY
The North nm ericrn Gutta Percha Co
..----a --E- Are Offering at Wholesale |. -

Are Oherng at wholesale t.'t
II GREAT VARIETY OF CLOTHING, &C., 81!
Made from RIDER's Patent Vulcanized Gutta Percha,
OF NEW STYLES AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH.
9HESE Goods Water proof free from unpleasant SMELL
piable elastic like India Rubber not injured by fatty
substances and WILL NOT DEcoMPosE AND BECOME STICKY
character other goods mere
utt Percha either in this country or Europe
and are WARRANTED TO STAND all CLIMATES.
Among variety be found coats coaks capes poucho
reeng jackets, overals egngs, sou-wesers caps camp
blankets horse shower mas yringes breast
ink bags sporsmen
cups pacing machine betting, carriage coths &e
&C., with very .+
CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE LIFE PREsERvER.
Made expressly meet the passenger law OF Congress
All of finish and quality superior TO any other
Warehouse, SO Cedar ST, New Ork.
Dealers waterproof goods invited to examine these
goods believing that they will find them CHEAPER AND FAk
SUPERIOR anything they have ever seen before
Orders to any extent executed at short notice.
WILLIAM RIDER, Pres't N a g. r Co. 3
E. r. BILLINGS, Treasurer and Sec'ry. -'- om-@Zo.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14

aecond profit and examine the following Instruments
of which assortment will be kept on hand possible
They in size from 81 At and 5ocaves Prices $40
$45 $8 $780, $780, $780, The 81 and At ocaves are made
pillar, representing center side table, The and st
octaves are in piano FORM The octave piano are got
the style and and finished GOOD for 6O
those that sold by peders Music Stores for $0O
All the above Instruments warranted good and will be
kept in repair free of charge. .
In regard to sweetness of qnicknes of oueh power
and of blowing, they stand unrivaed by anypedars
declarations to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
Please call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere +.e. ...
~ 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
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-14
JAurrif0.

Atthe Freedom House, nDrakesburgh the 29b ut by
o. l. Drake Esqs Mr.. LENEoUS F. SMITH and Miss MAR
.e THAJ.NISTETTER, both of Nelson.
In Paris the 9th ult by Brainard Shelby Jr, Esq., MI.
THOMAS NJ JONES and Miss JANE WILLIAMS all Paris.
In Peru, Massachutts, December 5h, by RevJ H. Knight
Mr.. CHARLES H. HARTLE, Rootstown, Ohio, and Miss
- &AMEnIA NJ. PARSONS, of the former place.