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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
Am Ac6inaaee.

To provide for general welfare insure the health peace
comfort well being and good order OF OF the
ing houses within said township, known
as places of for tpplng and inemperance
That the general welfare in
health peace comfort we being and good order OF
inhabitants Of said township NO person
persons owners occupant or occupants Of
house sb6p shops store stores, within
said township shall herself by his, her, or their
oT in any of Intoxicating Liquors. Ale Por-
or Sreng any whatsoever to
be drank by the receiving
the same or by any oSher person or as
Sec @ Any person persons violating either directly
indirectly either of the provisions of the foregoing
secton shall deemed guilty of misdemeanor and for
the Offences shall conviction thereof be fined the
cond offence shall conviction thereof, be fined in the
of twenty dollars and costs of prosecution, be
or BOTH discretion of the an should fine
ether the be, remain unpaid by the
persons committed aforesaid expiration of
period aforesaid then the said person persons shall
committed the period of twenty date
commitments unless such fine and either
aforesaid shall be paid and for the third
oence said shall convc
ton thereof fined in the of thirty five dollars and
prosecun and be imprisoned in the Jail of county
or persons shall deemed guilty OF
nance who shall vend SELL give away Intoxicating
to be used for medicinal
SEC. All prosecutions under ordnance shall pro-
ceed and be conducted in all respects conformity with the
ened ac further defining the duties of Trustees
townships passed March 1 1885, saving the person
pereons accused all the benet of trial by Jury Certo
appeal conferred granted by said prov
ded however, that in prosecution violation of this
ordinance hait be aege prove kind
Intoxicating ermented disposed of aore
said. . -..-srs,.
Sec This ordnonce shall take effect and in force
from and after the 18th day day Of July, 4 D., 1859
| Township Clerk. JAMES w. CLARK, }
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06

The ONLY AMERICAN PAUPER IN ENeLAND.-
Hon. Edward Everett related this incident, in a
recent lecture at Tripler Hall, New York
"When was in London, few years ago, I re-
ceiyed letter from one of the interior counties of
England. telling me that they hadi in their House
of Correction az American seaman, or person
who pretended to be, who was both pauper and
rogue. They were desirous of being rid of him,
and kindly offered to place him at my disposal
Although he did not bid fair to be avery valuable
acquisition, wrote back that he might be sent
London, where he could be shipped by the
American Consul to the United States. Iventur.
ed to add thezsuggestion, that if Her Majesty's
minister at Washington were applied to in SINH
tlar way by the overseers of the poor and wardens
Of the prisons in the United States he would be
pretty bnsily occupied. But really felt pleased
: at time when my own little State of Massachu.
: setts was assisting from ten to twelve Thousand
destitute British subjects annually to be able to
relieve the British Empire of the only American
pauper quartered upon it,
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$500 CHALLENGES.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness OF
w people is all times Of the valuable tmpor-
tance take granted that every person VIII 90 ther
win endeaEor promote their health at all
feel tito be duty solemny you tkat WORMS,
the primary causes OF large majority Of diseases 70 which
naly changeabe kind anOscr, Bad Breath
Pain in the Stomach Picking N the Nose, Hardness and FuA
ness of Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse lreulnr
all these denote WORMS, and shsld al
'H'' App'' HI HoBENsACK's woRb4. sYKUP.
An article founded on scientific principles, cennpounded
purely vegetable substances being perfectly s when
be the most tender decided
beneficial effect where BOw and have
made them weak debtated, the Tonic properties Of
Worm Syrup such that it stands without equal nj the
catalogue ofmedcne giving tone strength the sop
with DYsPEPsA the astonishing performed by this syrup
after Physicians aIed is the best evidence Of superior
effcarcy all others. --. 49, - 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
HOBENsACK's LIVER PILLsl

No part of the system Is more liable TO disease than Tn
secretion to the bile, action
Liver effects the other important OF system,
suits varously in Liver Complaints, Jaunice Dyspepsia
&c. We should therefore, watch every SYMPTOM that might
posed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by
sick Namely, Ist An ExPECToRANT, which augmeus
discharge of secreted matter 3D. ALTERNATIVE which
changes nexpicable and nsensble the
tain morbid action Of the system. Sd TONIC which gives
tone and strength the systems renewing health and
vigor to all parts of the body. 4th, CATHARTJC, which
acts in perfect harmony with the other Ingredients and
ting the bowels, and expeug the whole of corrupt
and vaed NATTER and purifying the blood, which
disease and restores health
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06

RAIL ROAD Commissioning, Tuesday
night an extra train was dispatched from this city
TO Lancaster, on the Buffalo and New York City
Road, for the purpose Of carrying corpse to that
place. On reaching the village boys hat and
atquantity of blood were found on the COW CATCH
or. The persons in charge of the train, proceed
/, ed slowly on their way back, and at length dis
covered the body ofa lad some fifteen years Of
age, over which the train had passed on its down.
ward course. They brought out the father of the
{ boy, who told them that he ran away from him a
few hours before-and this was his reward.
Yesterday morning, the o'clock Express train
on the same road ran over double wagon, con-
I tanning man and two little girls. This was
about seven miles out of the city, where the SEN
eca street plank road crosses the track. 1t seem
that the horses became frightened before the cars
made their appearance, and started to run. AS
they neared the crossing they encountered another
team, which was urged on and passed the track
before the train came up. The ether horses were
quite unmanageable, and came upon the rails
just as the engine reached the point of crossing.
The result of the collision was the death of one
horse and the severe injury of one of the little
girls. The rest escaped without any injury
worth mentioning. 1t will be seen that in each
of these cases, no culpability can be attached to
; the Company .-Buf. Er.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
SheriG'S Sale.


ID Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, shall expose sale at Public Vendue tohe highest
bidder the door of the Court House, in the town of Ra
VIENNA,
On Saturday, the 18Th day of july mert,
between the hours O'Clock, O'Clock,
NJ Of said day. the following described lands and enemen
to wit:
township of streetsboro Portage county,
known by being parts of lots H. 81 and 81 bounded
follows beginning 81 feet east of the Of Orrn
Gimore's land lot 81 thence west said Gilmores
line l6 chains 6S links the west line of the lo thence
of lot No. 81 thence course, sout 10 chains
81 Inks to the of land said lot formerly
line 10 links thence north parallel with
10 chains 81 links to the north line of 81 thence north
chains II links thence east parallel with the
chains % links to post thence north 30 deg
chains of beginning and containing twenty
half There is also sold strip of land for
road 81 wde running north from the last mentioned
F. H. Norton's at the oak stump II chains 2
links north easerly along said Nortons south line,
same width chains the south line of lot IL thence
width and to the centre of the turnpike,
ing of the turnpike chains of the intersec
ton of the thence south so east along the
of said turnpike chains to the north corner OF the q
foot lane south 40 deg. chains thence north
parallel the turnpike chains so links thence chains
to place of beginning Asoone other piece in lot No
H. beginning at stone buried in the centre OF the turnpike
marked on side, and B'' the oter which is 1s
rods deg 90 from stone buried as aforesaid
of the township and county roads thence south
30 deg stake and stones IL rods thence deg
90 Sec and feet thence north 81 deg 40 sec cas-
70 rods deg 20 west rods 1O feet contains
ing one fourth be the less; subject
to mortgage the above tracts for two thousand dollars
to - Hocomb Taken in execution as the property o
Anson Ackley suit of Robert Reey and will be solo
without appraismenhe appraisment having been waived
by defendant. --. .----s--~ ,es-~~I-sg
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Notice.
John Rice, ct, al.
: Petition, for Partition.

. ri IS. - Petition for Partition.
John Marlin Caine, ct. ais. }
John Marlin Cainei John Cane William H. Ackey, and
the sixth day Of june A. D. 1853, Rice and
of Portage county Ohio, where the now pending de-
manding partition of the following premises: "
Situate In said county to wit: being Lot No
in the township Of Hiram and bounded
south line OF said lot the line Samuel Deans
thence running said line 52 rods thence north 5s
rods 5Cs rods thence south the place of be-
ginning Also, other tract of land situate No.
aforesaid bounded follows to witt beginning at the South
tract 160 rods thence rods thence 6O rods
thence h rods the place ofbeginning Said petition
demand that partition be made of said premises follows
TO each petitioners part and Lydia Ack
ley dover in the whole At the October term, A D. 1885,
order that partition may be made &e of said premises
6w414. BY HENRY I'll. STEVENS, Sol. for Pet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
THE TAPE WoRm

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy Of all that nfesf
SYSTEM grows to almost indefinite length
coming fastened in the intesnes stomach,
eectng the health sadly 10 St. Vus dance,
those afflicted, seldom suspect that is
WoRM fastening them early In order destroy
this Worm, very energetic treatment must be pursued it
would therefore be take eight of Pills
to all obstrucons that the Worm Syrup act
direct upon hWorm, which be doses Of
table spoonss three mesa day. these directions followed,
known to fail in curing the obstinate
Of TApr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
HO! LOVERS OF MUSIC.

EMl HAVING just received splendid assortment
EE9lEfEEE] of Prince g. Co.'s Melodeons would
III q specially Inform the citizens of this vicinity
j II U that we will keep open ready for examination
instruments varying price from S45 $780,
R. E. Cambells Jewery Store. Our instruments pro-
musicians quality prompt
of touch to be superior any they have yet
Read the following from Lowell Mason, Boston to George
Reed. 81 =. t<S ~ +.[o
Dear Sir-At Your request, have examined Of the
MeodeOns manufactured by Messrs Geo. A Prince &
of Bulo think the nsrumentin all respects equal and
in respects, superior to any others OF similar kind
which have particular with respect quality
tone and promptnes of touch action Of reeds by which
quick be with certain and distinct
articulation of tones nnsrument of this kind is the
substitute for organ in church music with which
quainted. ssz-,. - a't LOWELL MASON.
Boston, Mass, Sept. Co. 1910.
Call up and examine. --r--s -es :.
RaVenna, WALDO & CONANT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
CHAIRS. SASH AND BLINDS.

THE subscribers of McElwan & Arnold
determined Notwithstanding the reports that afoat
continue the business and good pine window
SASH Blinds, Doors, &C. Aso-keep for sale general
sorment of Chairs and Cabinet ware viz Greean Seats
round do Windsor dining and Office chairs Boston rock
settees &c, general assortment of bureaus tables
Stools bedseads &c Alsobedstead poss and table
for SALE All kinds of turning done order The above work
will be made of good materials by experienced wormen and
sold at low figures for the Ready.
We also making preparations to put in machine for
dressing flooring siding and &c.
McELWAIN & TURNHAM..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
A SDlemdid Lot of CIOthimg.

Joseph 4cor S's Building, the Court House
receiving largest and best selected assortment
Clothing offered in this county consisting of Goats
quality which determined to sell prices which
fail to snit purchasers. z-E-
Ravenna. April IL, 1853. 4C6
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06

e Chuck. who was SO barbarousiy murdered the
other day near Cleveland, by some rude boys,
y was member ofthe oldest families in the West.
His first name was Wood! go - = = 80. - -
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w6II Paner
NEW BOOKSI NEW BOOKS!!

TEWETT'S Lectures Temperen.e Sargent's Tenn er-
eD Tales; Aurtur's Six Nights with the Washngtoni-
Fifty Arguments in the Anti Liquor Law The
Maine Law by citizen of Maine White Slavery the
barry States by Hon Charles Summer Key to Uncle Toms
Pictures Peep Of Line Line BY Author Of Peep
of Day; Here Little and There Little Precept upon Pre-
cept Lofty and LowIy Lady of the Lake, (embesed) Old
Guard of Napoleon, by Heady Walter Coton's Books T.
Aurthur's Select Tales beautifully
of beautifully bound Bibles and Testaments &C. Also Sta
tioner Blank Books, &c., variety received and
very ceap for Ready Pay, at HALLS BOOK STORE.
f Ravehnna. April2 81. 1853. .f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
G0lA Am Peru-.Gen1 O'Brtem's ExplOr-
mttOmSs

These are the topics of an article in the Valpa-
raiso Mufcarso, for April 10. Gen., O'Brien,
native of Ireland resided for many years in South
America. and was the illustrous comrade of San
Martin I'M the battle Of Chacabuca and Maipio.
In 1928, he returned from his native land to Bra
zil with Mr. Edward Crawford. the miner in his
company. From Rio Janeiro they pushed into the
fightf solitudes Of the Brazilian territory, armed
which such trinkets as are the most successful i'm
pfements for keeping peace with savages, until
they met the gold washers in the mountains Of
the Yungos Paucartambo and Cuzco. During
four months and half O,Brien disappeared, and
no notice was had of him until his return, in which
he made known and gave proof, Consisting of va
rious grains of pure gold, and two wallets full of
the sands Of the rivers Ninto, Milagro and "Erins
Golden River, of his discoveries. All these
were assayed in cuzco, by the English assayer,
giving the following result. Of the grains, one
fave ls ounces weight, the sand of one wallet
gave $fB, ,75 and the other $14. Gen. O'Brien
travelled the banks of the rivers for more than
twenty leagues, and in all that course he met the
gold scattered In abundance, like scales of fishes.
Gen. Gamarra, who then governed the Peruvi-
an Republic, offered Brien two hundred men
and four pieces of artillery, that he might under
take another excursion; and O'Brien, on his part
guaranteed to pay the internal and foreigndebt of
Peru in certain number of years. Just then oc-
Cured the war of the Confederation with Bolivia,
and all the projects were overthrown. But it
seems now that the General is about to carry out
his undertaking, and attempt his entry into the
Chunchos Territory, assisted by the men and artil-
iery of the Government, expecting to find along
the three anrferous rivers of his former discove-
ries, gold in such abundance as will eclipse the
fields Of California and Australia.
General Achenique lactuaf PresideDt) has con-
tracted for two coasting steamers of SO tons, for
the navigation of the deep rivers Of the country
and to connect with the Amazons of the valleys
of Cazco, Carravalla Pancartambo, Huanica, &c.
and 80 make an easy egress to the Atlantic fol
their alpaca wools cascarillas fine and rare woods
gutta percha, and other valuable productions
which are not now cultivated, on account of the
immense distance and difficulty of the route to the
ports of Callao, Islak and africa. ~,--,---,
The celebrated Igurri under promise of aid te
the extent of an appropriation of 100000 from
the Peruvian Government, is preparing to take
$50 Germans, Italians and French to the shores
of the river Ucalaya and the Napro,- to deyelope
the resources of those quarters.
The property in the gold washings belongs ex.
clusiyely to Gen. O'Brien, says the lMe'curio.-
The Chambers have also given him the exclusive
right Of exporting gutta percha for ten years
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
WAVERLY HOUSE,

Formerly Known TIE BEAUMONT.
DY GEO. A. KEILENBERGER, corner of Ontario and
ID Prospect Streets Cleveland, Ohio.
location pleasant and healthy in Cleve
land central and business of the City,
has completely repaired and renovated and the whole
Of the house have been changed for the
better,
large class trading and travelling public have long
the good comfortable, dollar per day House.
This want is supplied by the Wavery House, which
gives accommodations and entertainment the
dollar ard half Houses. Come, try and be convinced.
Hacks Stages, call this House every day passen
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. .KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland. taBuary 81. 1853,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
P, H0L !,
mERCHANT TAILOl

MER ANT TAILOR.
TOULD respectfully his friends and the pub
w lie that he taken the shop opposite the Prentiss
House, and just received lot of Goods such as
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres Doeskns Sans and Fancy
ngs, which prepared make for customers at the
shortest notice Also, ready Made Clothing constantly on
Rayenna. Dec eth. 1852 ~ -. P. HOLT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
TAKE CARE OE YOUR HEADSII

ECEIvRD this morning Beebe pring stye) Hats.
HI They the handsomest Hat which been
five years. Bell crowned for finish and durability they
be exceed They not 2a feet high. Warranted
not to cut in the eye Call and them.
feb Is JAMES TWITT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
Goods for tl,e l.OOO. .OOO.

CTILL WITH YOU.- subscriber having disposed
- of his stock in trade propos ID has visited the Eastern
Cities and made his purchases of goods for the Winter
paig and has the pleasure of presenting tethe PUBLIC
the best assortment of Books Stationery Fancy articles and
toys, offered in Portage County An endless variety and
unparalleled low prices. Please call where
the cheapest and best assortment my sore north Of the
Prentiss House. ~, .--a.t.> b. LITTLE
Ravenna, Nov. gath, 1859. + '' tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06

d BAIRD tenders and grateful thanks to the
IGs citizens of Ravenna and adjoining towns for their lib
eaE patronage for the past at the same time assuring
them that pains will be spared merit continuance of the
selection goods lowest possible rates.
Silver Ware. Watches and -IcyxGfRy
assortment received every two weeks direct from
"A the hands of Importers and purchased in
quantities prices supply the trade consequently the
styles always received in due time and for sale at the
lowest rates. Pears supplied with of the above named
"a nrices at Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
&C.,. IMP ORTANT
TO HOTSFK PEPPERS

OMETH1NG better and more economical than Soda Cream
y Tartar, other preparation in existence for Baking
DURKEE'S CHEMICAL YEAST, BAKING pow
DERFor raising Bread, Bscu Fred Griddle and Johnny
Cakes, Puddngs, PotPies Corn Bread Sweet Cakes APP
pie Dumplngs Pastry &c., &C. This ARTICLES onethat
FAMILY, HOTEL, BOARDING HOUSE,
Eating Saloon Ship, Steamboat, Vesse Canal Boat &C.,
will find, careful trial. to be the thing needed
cry single dag of their existence. 49,
Its most important advantages the old system,
1t saves the expense of milk shortening, spoiled
read and the trouble and expense of procuring good yeast
water only being necessary.
No time required for the dough to rise before baking;
consequently bread may be made in o few minutes.
g. cook always depend having, light sweet,
tender and alaab bread and biscuit whether the -four be
of the best quality or not.
A. Bread made by this process much more nutritious
sier of dgeson better fitted for weak stomach, sweeter
whittier and lighter, than when made with yeast.
5. The bread made by fermentation does not afford the
amount of nourhmen to the system that it does when
made this compound; because the vegetable acid contain
ed in fermented bread the action of the
sh the body while the acids tend to produce dyspepsia and its
attendant evils. #
This article has been thoroughly tested and is universally
liked When used according the directions it warranted
to suit. r. -tt
| III Be careful to ask for DURKEE'S BAKING POW
DER, and take other and will not be deceived Prih
clpa Office 139 Water New York. Sold by the beS
grocers and druggists generally. "T 401-3nes
KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
THIS long and anxousy looked for work of Mrs. Stowe
l. just received and for sale .-'-
Rayenna, April 10Th, 1853 HALLS Book STORE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06
CIRCULAR SAWS

CIRCULAR SAWS.
ROM 26 inches in diameter of good quality for sale
II at manufacturers prces by E. T. RICHARDSON.
DATENT LEATHER, Enamelled cloth, Wide and narrow
J. Lace, Brass Bands, Moss and Carriage and Harness
trimmings generally for sale at reduced prices, at
Z. T. RICHARDSON,
RaYenna Dec. 6. 1852. Hardware Store.
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Ravenna, April 10, 1853

HAT, CAPS And STRAW GOODS.
ANSON TAYLOR,
NO. 100 OADWAY, NEW YORK
MANUFACTURES and Commission Dealer in Hats, Caps.
M Straw Goods, Hatters' Stock, Trimmings &C.
TAYLoRs long these particular branches
business Joined to his in the manufacturing
bles him offer inducements purchasers
had of those who purchase their Goods third hand
present stock extensive and well assorted for the
try rade and will be constantly added to by fresh impora
tions, and from his own mandatory
Particular paid orders 6g Mail. 39g-3m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06

New BOOKS
NORTHWOOD Life North and South showing the
aeter of both by Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale Illustrated
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, proof that Blacks White-a
sequel to 'EUnela Toms Cabin''-a thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, Memoirs of a Fugtvc.
JUDGE HURLBURTONS Yankee Stories, with Illustrations,
a comic and mirth- provoking work.
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY unabridged and all the abridg-
ments of this great work. -
Also general Standard Miscellaneous and
Juvenile works. constantly hand and for sale cheap at
Ravenna Nov. 16, 1889. Halls Book STORE.
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TO THE FASHIONABLE.
RnTTGSENEH

rr roprMAN TO MR.. GILLs,
mflo HAS CoMMENCEDthe the Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
Wt one door South of the Court House, and would
wv hc share of public patronage and hopes from his
Jon the business to be able to full atsfac
ton to ali who may pleased to paronize him. Genemens
French Calf and pegged Boots Opera patent leather
Tongue Roots: sawed and peged and other fashions,
too to enon He intends to confne himself prin
cipaly to the manufacture of Gentlemens Ware.
Repairing done in good order and short notice. Parcu
Lar attention paid to cash Customers. a. boDCHE'
Ravenna February 9, 1883, - - 3y7-3m
OO POUNDS smoked Ham, cured expressly family ues
= for sale by may 10th, A. v. HoRR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-06

First Invoice of Spring and Summer
-... f- Goods. --
lust received beautiful assortment and good variety of
~ the Spring style of Bonnes also pretty Rib
bons match The Subscribers have commenced and will
receive in the next ten days. their stock of Spring and Sum-
Goods We have spared pains the
complete i'll Department. and will endeavor to sat-
sfy who may favor with CALL that willing work
or small profits.
G.. &. J. C. PRENTISS.
Rayenna. Anr1 10. I253.
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R, LITTLE.

BOOKSELLER, Stationer, and dealer in Fancy articles,
D Toys Musical Instruments &C., &c, north of the Prenss
House general assortment of School and
Books Stationery sale at the lowest prices Those
iwhg purchase respectfully invited to call and exam
my assortment.
May B. 1852 1852