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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS
DOCT. III. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be IA attendance at his rooms followS:,
RavennaPrentiss House, "Wednesday afternoon
day 18th and 2Uth October.
Akron-Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday, leth Of October,
7th and 9Th Of September.
Absence of few the Snte delays the above ap-
poinents Qua the usual period, amer which viii
again be attended regularly as heretofore. - =
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, InfaIn nations Rheuma atiauu Asthma
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities kestIessness Loss Of
appetite Constipation. arrangement Of the
Ahectons Gravel White Swelngs long standing
cases. invited to call. .tL-Ee = II -
No CHARGE CoNsULTATIoN !Dr T.. neither beeds
bsers; nor is he Hom@pahst he Mercury, Ar
senic AnmOny any other mineral medical
Thompsonian, he neither seas gives His
ory of diseases differs from all on adopted
but than his stem of treatment; He not
make sick to make wel down to build
alay irritation, by patching with anodynes
We caution the public against pOstsrs, who in several
counties aharve from the popularity
of remedies by pretending administer the They
know nothing watever of the recepes and with them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most Of med
cines they of earning a reputable practice.
THE SICK ARE INVITED TO CALL.
den township, Geauga county, first attacked with pain
the olowedby changable Appetite Indigestion, acid
ty tenderness and weakness "goneness ut pit Of the
stomach coness of extremes through chest buck and
shoulders and ulnes of The head with much deb
ty For nearly two had sufficient strength 70 sit
during the entire day. Four different physicians had
ingy treated the afording time more than slight
temporary relief With little strength and less hope of sue
patient commenced ofAnalycal remedies, which
continued until complete effected For last six
months has taken medicine
better condition than Csst OF treatment S7,15
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
A CARD.

TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY.
IAV1NG made arrangements with firm of h n. RHpAR
II Co., 5h street Pittsburgh, Of the largest
furniture the United Sates by which
to furnish all who viii favor with their CUSTOM with
variety of FURNITURE found in city west Of
York, and at prices as low.
invite the attention wishing purchase TO
stock consisting in Of choice selection osofs
Mahogany spring and rocking chairs and large
assortment of bottoms from to "a dollars se
Marble Mahogany and Cherry paror tables Bureaus
wash stands sofa bedsteads aarge
soment and superior quality of looking glasses at very Low
prices and quantity of picture frames at 2k cents each
have also assortment Eastern work from New York.
superior quality the genuine long hair and curled hair
mattresses, manufactured in this county. ... 9a.
COffns kept on hand ofall sizes.
Ware Rooms on Main Street, one door East Of
Halls Book Store. Ravenna. T. @. PHILLIPS.
Ravenna, July 10. 6m-4l9
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An Ordinance

To provide the general welfare the heah peace
well being and good order of the inhabitants of the
houses shops stores, building buildings any kind
selling intoxicating drinks and known places of
habitual resort for tppling and tut smperance.
enacted By the Trustees Of Hiram T0DnShip
occupants of house
houses shop Shops store sore building or buildings
place of resort Whatever within said Township
employed otherwise vend, sell give or in
xcting liquors. ala porter strong
persons whomso to be used
the persons obtaining the same or by any
othar persons as beverage.
Any persons violating either directly
indirectly eih9r provisions Of the foregoing
offence, conviction thereof shall be fined in the
and of prosecutions be mited to
ond OFFENCE upon shall thirty
prosecution be committed to the Jail
days, both, 1T the discretion of the
and should the fines and costS or either remain unpaid by
the committed aforesaid, then the said
persons shall stand committed for the period of
days from the date of said commitment unless such
succeeding once said persons upon convic
shall be fined in the of thirty dollars and
costs of prosecution and be Imprisoned III the jail OF the
sa Il be deemed guilty of violation OF this Ord
who shall vend sell give away Intoxicating liquors
used for medicinal or mechanical purposes only
Sec g. All prosecutions under this ordinance shall proceed
and conducted in all respects in conformity with the act
for defining the duties of Trustees of Town
all the benefits of trial by jury certiorar
appeal conferred granted by said act Provided
that in prosecution for violation of this ord
nance, shall to aledge the kind of
intoxicating ermen.d liquors sold disposed of aOre
said.
Sect ordinance take effect and be in force from
and after the 7th day of November. A. ID. 1853.
BETHHREf SNOW, Trustees
WILLIAM E. JONESS
Astest: CLINTON YouNG, Township Clerk.
Tram Sent. a. A. ID. 4w-43O
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
STOVES. STOVES!

THE subscribers receiving prepared offer
to the public the largest assortment ofStoves brought
to this market. Among them are the following kinds:
COOKING SToyEs-Empire State sizes; Western; Premi-
mia air Tight True American air tight.
PARLoR SToyEsAmong the Parl0r Stoves Is the Grecan
Parlor for both wood COAL this pattern, the doors
principle and altogether ofhe neates
and most in worth journey to t
shop to look at it. Also. the Wayery, Box stoves Coal
Cylinder Frankn and others have not to enume-
rate All kinds of Sheet Iron Stoves hand made to
der N BAH kinds of Jobbng Fave Troughs, spouting,
ETC., attended to a short notice.
Ravenna, Sept. 6, 1853. BECKLEY & RAWSON. .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

Resolved, That we cordially welcome to the mo-
bic army of philanthropists, our mothers, wives,
sisters and daughters, and earnestly recommend
them to persevere in the discharge ofa mission in
which their dearest interests are so de eply involv
ed, and which they are so eminently qualified to
fulfil, regardless alike of the ridiculous sneers
and taunts of the enemies of temperance. and the
misrepr esentations of those whose capacities do
not enable them to appreciate their motives.
Resolved That the bountful lberaty of the
people of Palmyra, displayed by their ample pro-
vision for the entertainment of the people here
assembled, entities them to thanks, and the
cordial appreciation of the friends of our good
cause.
Reso7ued, That the thanks of this Alliance be
rendered to the band of music and choir of sing
ers for the rich entertainment which they have
afforded US. and also to Mr.. Brown, and Rev. Mr.
Jones for their able, eloquent and effective advo-
cacy ofthe cause of temperance in general, and
of the Maine Law in particular.
Pending the report of the committee on resolu-
tons, the letter Of Doct. Isaac J. Allen, address,
ed to the editor Of the Ashtabua Sentinel, in re-
ply to inquiries, called for and read bv the
Secretary, and was received with manifestations
of lively satisfaction.
The whole series of resolutions was then unan-
imously adopted.
AT this stage of the proceedings Mrs. L. w.
HALL, of Ravenna was loudly and perseveringly
called for by the audience. She came forward
anu occupied rev moments IN an enectlVe ad-
dress, drawing her warrant from scripture for wo-
ma ms public activity in advocating great moral
enterprises, depicting the horrors of the liquor
traffic as it's consequences are visited women,
and closing with an urgent appeal to voting men,
to do their duty at the ballot box, in behalf Of
temperance and the Maine Law.
On motion Of Caleb Brown.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Alliance be
rendered to Mrs. Hall, for her able and timely
address.
The proceedings ofthe day were frequently re-
lieved by excellent music by the Palmyra Brass
Band, and charming singing by the Glee Club.
On motion,
Voted that the proceedings of this meeting be
presented to each of the papers in this county for
publication.
Alliance adjourned to meet at Garrettsville on
Thursday, October 9th, 1853. at 10 O'Clock A. M.
o. w. STRONG, Secretary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
no the F3slliOmabFe.

@En A. BOUCHE has removed his Boot and Shoe Shop,
N to stand opposite the Prentiss House, where he will
w continue the Manufacturing of all of Boots and
Shoes would public patronage. He feels
confident that from his long experience in the business to be
able give full satisfaction all who may pleased pat
ronize him. Genemens French Calf, sewed and pegged
Boots Opera patent Tongue Boos sewed and peggd
and many other fashions to mention He in
tends to confne himself principally to the manufacture of
Gentlemens Ware.
lar attention pa id to cash Customers. A. BOUCHE.
Ravenna, August 424-3m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

TINE subscribers have just received end fresh stock
of Eastern made Boots and Shoes which with their large
assortment of made Warranted Work. of all kinds
offer superior inducements purchasers to give
call before purchasing esewhere they believe the
quality and Of their stock will suit such wish
article of Boots Shoes for the least
general supply of the first quality of
Sole Upper LEATHER French and Calf Skins,
yHOroccOs, Innings, Lasts, Findings, &C.,
will constantly hand, and sold small advance
W.9NTED-3 or good Journeymen Boot Makers.
Cash paid for Beef Hides. GILLIS & DURHAM.
Ravenna. Sept 21st. 1858. 429
OUBBER OVERSHOES-A few Mems and Womens
Metallic Rubber Ov ershoes just received and for sale at
Ravenna. SeEt 81. 49, Gu.LIs & DuRHAM's.
u OYS B0OTS-lO of Boys and Youths Coarse and
I'D Fine Boots prime article at GILLIs & DuRHAM's
DOOTS AND SHOESJust received big stock direct from
ID the manufactures, and warranted at HoRR's
DIES, if you wish buy Silks for Dresses Manlns,
IL Aprons Black, Brocade Camelon Striped Plaid.
of the best quail ties Be and call the Shalersve
where will find the largest and cheapest
sortmcnt in northern Ohio. sept. 16. HoRR's
TEVETS-A good Ladies Dresses and Boys
v clothes, cheap sept 49, HoRR's
EHRENCH MERINoES-A good stock, all colors, at
Sept. 49, HoRR's
CHAWLs- lot Of them just received, at
= Sept. 16. HoRR's
IfMBROIDERlEs. Collars, Handkerchiefs, Under Sleeves
IL Chemisetas Edgngs, nsertings, Flouncings. Skirts
etc., just received at sept IS. HoRR's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
TIE CRYSTAL PALACE

rs FULL of and beautiful Goods, and so is C. j. G.
PRENTss Store just received fresh and and enough
FOR world and the rest of Portage County.
We take pleasure saying to friends and customers
that have just received of the largest stocks of
Goods brought this county, They select
will be sold low they be bought
teWestern excepting the Store of
oiHe, the 'sFOrsst City,
"Come one. come aI,'' and Judge for yourselves.
Ravenna. Sept. 90, 1853. C. & J. C. PRENTISS.
yKTINTER is COMING-And in veiw of the fact the
w scrber receiving the biggest lot of Shawls
brought ebay Sates Cashmeres, Broca's (some
and beautiful pterns Waterveets. &c. all sellin"
low rs sept 20. PRENTTss'.
lust RECEIVED-A beautiful assortment Of Ginghams
eJ from 10 up. Call and them at PRENTIss'
AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Abe utifnl assortment Dress
IL Goods of descriptions adapt ed to the F. al and Win
ter trade, just opening, at sept 90. PRENTIss'.
Notice.
THE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing between the
subscribers, md thu firm of Kent. Grene & Co., is
this day by mutual Mr. H. NJ. Grenel
having disposed and transferred his entire rest in the
the remaining partners, who duly authorized
settle the affairs of the said firm.
MARNIN KENT,
HENRY w. GRENELL,
CHARLES H. KENT,
GEORGE w. WELLS.
franklin, Sent. 6. -s53 '(3w 429)
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Read This !!

IL Persons having notes book accounts with John H.
N Bostwick Co.. will please call and settle before the 1st
of November, pay cost of collection We wish to settle
with every before going Ravenna where we are in
hopes officiating this fail.
N. B.-We intend to commence business upon the only
principles no trust but good sold cheap for cash or
Drodnce,n (426)
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

DEMOCRATIC WHEAr.-We were shown bus h
ell of Spring wheat brought from Wisconsin, by
Mr.. E. A. BUzzELL, which weighed 20 lbs. to the
struck bushel. Itwas the best specimen of wheat,
and leetle the heaviest we ever saw.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

Upon no other subject have the opposition pa
pers made greater effort to blind the eyes OF
the people than upon that of public inancies and
upon none have they exhibited a more menda-
cious disregard for truth and fairness. 1t 10 as
serted with perfect nonctalance that the expenses
of the State Government have largely increased
nnder Democratic rule during the last two years.
and that, in consequence, the taxes of the people
have been increased. Now, than this nothing
could be farther from the truth, as we have time
and again shown. The Star last week, in face
of evidence to the contrary reiterates the base
dalsehood, and with no other view than to mslead
its readers and cover up certain other questions
OF vital importance to the people in this cam
paign-questions involving principles and rights
which the freemen of Ohio, in justice to them
selves, to the State, and to posterty, cannot over
look. We have shown from the record that the
taxes Of the people have not increased under
Democratic rule, but on the contrary. have great
~ diminished. We have shown that under the
rule of the Wings, and during the last year they
had the control of the financial affairs ofthe State,
there was levied for legitimate State purposes
30 cents on the $500, and that for the year 1852,
the frat year the Democrats were in power, the
levy for the same purpose was. but 80 cents on
the &leo. This year the levy forthe same pur-
pose is but 80 cents on the $loe, all above that
amount--2o cents on the 800 being for School
purposes, against which the Star, nor any of its
contemporaries, which are constantly prating
about "cxtravagant expenditures" ]" have presum-
ed to open their mouths. And yet, there is not
farthing of increase in the levy except for that
purpose. In fact, aside from the school levy, the
rat.softaxcs for the years 1852 and 1853, under
Democratic management, is not as large by
cents on the 500 as it was under that of the
Wings in years previous. And while this is the
power with deficit in the general revenue fund
Of 1925, 600; that the Constitution required to be
raised 100000 had been sunk by Whig Fund
Commissioner by loaning it to a worthless 1nsur-
ance Company; that $4,000 had been appropri-
ated for building two New Lunatic Asylums, and
$50 900 additional to the completion of the New
State House, and in addition to this, that $780,
oeo OF taxes due from the Banks, had been with
held-making the sum Of $7S5,ooo above the or
dinary expenditures to be met by taxes from the
speo Pile, and yet all this has been done without
any increase in the rate of taxation for ordinary
State purposes Still the Star and other papers
Of like reckless character, constantly howl about
ALocofoco extravaganza s'increased taxation,"
&c. Dare that sheet lay these facts before its
readers, that they may Judge for themselves Of
the matter or Wilt still continue to reterate its
graceless falsehoods. hoping thereby to deceive
the people and shield the Banks from the dis
charge Of those obligations which the law has
imposed upon them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
New Firm,

THE subscribers this day entered into partnership,
for tue purpose of carrying the Stove, Copper, TIN
Sheet Iron, and Brass Foundry business at the old stand
s. Rawson, and formerly occupied by A. Pit
kim We hope keeping good assortment of and
close attention merit liberal share of
age A. w. BECkLEY.
Ravenna, Aug. II, 1853. T4251 S. RAWSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

EHfST SlFF1Vat OF New Fan GOODS,
THE STONE STORE, which will be sold at low figures
ready pay Amongst their assortment may be found
the following Goods:
CILKS-Black Lustrine Grod Rhine Pom de Sor Sat de
~ Chenr Glace Silks assorted ors; Turc satin Bonnet
satin, and Silks and Velvets of every color and quality.
ROwELL, WI1TER & Co.
RESS GOODS-Mohair Lusres, Mon de Biege, Parisians
Persian twlls. Paramea cloth Merno Alpaca Coburg:
Muslin de Laines (a wooD figured. plaid strped
Plain Poplins, Gnghams, etc. RowELL WITTER & Co.
DRESS TRIMMINGS-Black trimming Lace; black Silk
- Fringes Gmps, black Velvet
Ribbons, Braids, ETC., of every color and quality.
RowELL, WTTTER & Co.
WHITE GOODS-Barred Cambrics; plain Swiss Mu
w figured and dotted do; French dmity: Book muslin;
tocerria Lawns, etc. RowELL, WITTER e. Co.
II serngs Cambria, do: Thread Smyrna and Linen Edg
ings; Embroidered Chemsette do Underseves do Flowing
sleeves. RowELL, WrrTER & Co.
ITOSTERY-Black colored, Cashmere Hose do Merno
do Spun Silk white and coored cotton hose; children
hose of all sizes. HOWELL. WITTER & Co.
A LARGE ASSO ORTMENT of LANCASTER QUILTS, Em-
"A broider.d do: Damask and Moreens Crash Diaper;
Hnckabueks Napkins (suowdrop and damask) brown Lin
Table cloths Danask do; Linen and Wool tabe
5cowELL, WITTER & Co.
TIOTHS, Cassimeres Satinetts. Tweeds, Vestngs,
~ large assortment at RowELL, WITTER & Co.
TNAIL BONNETSCOl0red Pearl. Belgrade, fancy
Pedal Coburgh Pedal, Belgrade and edgng. embroider
Ell and wing. HOWELL, WITTER G Co.
II ATS & CAPS, Ladies' satche Gents enameled travel
l. ing bags, Umbrellas, etc. RowELL. WrTTER, & Co.
Doors AND si!' Es-Ladies, Kid r. R. J. Lind, enamd
foxd do patent leather excesors kid parod enameled
alboni boots kid welt oxd CATERS patent leather do long
rubber boots rubber shoes Misses rubber shoes
Gents do ROwELL, WITTER & Co.
Unity CENT T;3A-A of good ffty Tea
Il just received. newell. WITTER & Co.
" at small profits. RowELL, W1rTER & Co.
Ravenna, August 25th 1853
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

GoDEv's LADY's Book, for October, is receiy-
ed It.isever most welcome visiter Its en-
cravings are of the first order, and It's reading
matter unsurpassed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

Co 8. A. LANE, who has spent two or three
years in California. is out in card in the Akron
Ssondora announcing himself as an independent,
Maine Law candidate for Representative for Sum-
NIT county.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
EaII 1sools tIlrouplr hY Exl

WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING our Pail stock OF Goods,
w which few days more win reader complete Csl and
choice Black Silks pelans Prints shaws kbbons
both quality will give satisfaction to the
eve and nocket at Sent 4. PRENTISS'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

SHEEp.-We call the attention of persons de-
string to purchase fine wooled, blooded sheep, to
the advertisement Of Mr.. s. G. E1DRrDeE, in our
Nee tp-day @
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
Sam mel DOdge'S Estate
.EOhm BuPMeS' Estate.

NOTICE is hereby that the subscriber has ap-
IN pointed and duty qua as Executor on ths estate of
John Burnes late Of Ohio deceased
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
NRru a1urrtinHlruts,
Vermont Sheep for Sale.

10 FRENCH MERINO BUCKS. Of the following grades-
10 one-half French and half Pauler Marno, one half
French onefourth Rambuies fourth Nigretia Marno
Rambulaa one-fOurth Eseural
Merno, and three fourths French fourth Ngrea
eghs French Rambuett Merino. half
Rambuette Pauler MerRo Also, Ewes ofthe
above grades said sheep from to old They
and T. J. Rche's focks, Vermont, and
P. & Sons flock, Huron, Erie county, Ohio will
cheaper than they be purchased where
the Western Reserve.
These sheep may Portage County Agricultural
Fair, on the 5th md 9th of October.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Shaersville, Sept "a, 1858. SAM'I. G. ELDRIDGE.
~ 0770 POUNDS OF BUTTER WANTED! for which
l5.UUO we will pay eighteen b in goods, tn
loaoest cash price. G. Gs J. G. PRENrIss,
Ravenna. Sept. 2a 1853
Samuel DOdge'S Estate.
NOTICE given that the subscriber an
~ pointed qualified Administrator the of
Samuel Dodge Charlesown, Portage county,
deceased.
Dated this 22d day of sepember a. D.
+ GEORGE LOWRIE.
John Burnes' Estate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
Herring's Patent Fire Proof Safe with
Hual's Patent Powder Proof Lock.

Herring'S Patent Fire Proof Safe with
HualS Patent Powder Proof Lock.
TTAVING received the Prize Medals WorLds Fair
offered by ths subscriber to the public the
Prize Safe of the World Tested and
been everywhere this owning victory reserved
awarded by the Jures of the Worlds Fair. The subscriber
also continues manufacture and furnish Wders Patent
SGaaHder Sa bein the first in the United States to whom
assi@ned) which avorably and widely
known and acknowledged the best SAFE until the discovery
of Hsrngs Fire and Burglar proof saf which are Of
fered as the CHAMPION SAFE.
The Subscriber would offer following testimony
in favor of Herring's fire proof safes.
LETTER DATED
RAvENNA, o., July e, 1853.
SLAs c. HERRING: Sir-Your letter of inquiry respect
and fate of duly
The fire story brick
O'Clock The safe the first foor in the
store ROOM casks of nseed and lamp oil in the
attempt the safe after arrival
burnt great rapty causing the floor with the safe
to the basement under the burning timber and
materials of the upper ories 1t remained in this
situation until subsidized. that 1t could reached
chains then dragged nearly quite
outside plates warped, and part of the wheels melted
The safe contained bank bills, books papers to
amount, which would have been rretrievably
had they been destroyed;
We supposed from the FIRE and
heat to which had been long exposed
must be destroyed; but opening surprise
and sasaction found the contents in perfect of
except the binding of some books beinga
little dscolOred
Respectfully yours, S. A. & r. A. GILLETT.
N BA large assortment Of Herrngs and Wild srs patent
fire proof safes hand at the Depot Nos 1885, and iS9
Wdt3r-st, New York. 4m-42l S. c. HERRING
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

CA fire occurred at Brooklyn, New York, a
few days since, which destroyed property to the
amount of $15O,oOO.
Or Mr.. James c. Hall, of Cincinnati, who il
will be remembered was shot by the rufian Ames,
is now thought to be out of danger.
OF The whole amount sent to New Orleans
from all parts of the country is said to be over two
hundred thousand dollars. A more splendid ex-
ample of public berality has never occurred il
this or any other country.
o. On the Goth inst, only "a deaths Of the
fever in New Orleans. is abating in Mobile.
Only 5 deaths from fever on last week Tuesday.
1t still RACES on the plantations.
OF CoDspiracies are forming in all parts OF
Mexico against the government of Santa Anna.
His rule will evidently be short one. The pro-
ject of Spanish protectorate seemsto be given
up. Disaffection pervades the army of $4,000
men or whom Santa Anna relies. This support
failing him, his power is at end.