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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
Law Notice.

WILLIAM A. REEVES, Sarah A. Reeves, and Lyman
w Reeves will take notice that the sh day of June A.
1852 Lewis Austin, their guardians filed against them in
ect and prayer thereof being to obtain authority to sell the
interest of said ward being fifteenth part each
of the following lands and tenements to wit:
The north half of hundred ofand the west side
Of lot No. co. in the north division Of lots in the township Of
Ravenna, in the county and state aforesaid
Also another lot of land in said lot No. 90 bounded as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at the of above described fifty
acres thence lot limo to the of said lot No
O thence degrae chains and 10 links post; thence
Act degrees to center Cleveland Pittsburgh
thence 81 degrees 80 minutes chains and 90 links, to
poS thence to place of beginning containing III
Aso piece of land in lot No. township of Frank
linz state and county aforesaid bounded follows: Begin
ga sN said lo lot limo 81 rods
thence s8 degrees 80 minutes w to 10 acres Of
SAID lot decided by Nathaniel Austin Jonathan Stawart
thenco along the line of said 10 to line of said ot
NO. % thence East along lot line to place beginning
tanning of land Subject the dover Mary Austin
therein. - - '' -AA''i"
Tho petition Will be for hearing of the Probate
Judge, for Portago county, the Gath day August A. d.
1883 RANNEY & AYfOR "a ~
Ow-4l9 SOl'rs for Petitioner.
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General Lane of oregon.

We learn from the Oregon paper just received
that the veteran hero, Gen. Lane, was Inaugural
ted as governor of the Territory of Oregon, on
the 18th of May, and entered upon the discharge
of his executive duties. But the democrats of
Oregon preferrO to have his services as their del
egate to Congress-; and being always ready to
serve his friends, his party, or his country, the
noble old soldier resigned his commission as gov
ernor, and accepted the nomination for Congress.
The election took place the 9th of June. The
result has not reached US, but take it for grant
ed that he is elected. 1t will be remembered
that Gen. Lane was turned out of the Office of
governor of Oregon by the late administration, but
the people sent HIM as their delegate to Congress.
General Pierce restored him to his old position;
but the people were we'll pleased with his
congressional services, that they determined to
send him back to Congress. and afford President
Pierce chance to give them some other man for
governor-Wash. Union.
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Mantua July 6, A. D. 1853.
An Ordinance

To provide for the general welfare of the inhabitants
township of Salersvle by prohibiting and suppressing all
Shops tores known places ofhabual resort
for upping and ntemperance.
Sec Be it ordained By the Trustees the Township
ShalerscHe That SHALL either by him
self herself his otherwise keep
tippling and intemperance.
Sec q Any person persons violating either directly
indirectly or either ofe provisions of the foregoing
On shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and for the
first offence upon conviction thereof shall be fined in
oteen dollars and cost of prosecutions be committed
the Jail of the county for the period of ten days.
second offence, and each subsequent said person
persons, conviction thereof shall be fined in the
dollars and costs of and be mprison
ed the Jail the county for the period of fifteen days
Sec All prosecutions under
ceed and be conducted in all respects in conformity with
entitled further defining the duties trustees
townships, passed March 10Th, A D. 1s53 saving per-
persons accused all the benefit trial by jury cerora
appeal conferred granted said provided
however, that in prosecution for violation of this ordi
shall it be to aege the kind of in
toxclting or fsrmented liquors sold disposed of.
Sec f. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after the eighth day of August, A. d. 1853.
Attest: VIM CARLTON, } Township
L. t. HINE, Clerk. DAVID MUSSER,( Trustees.
ShaersVille, June 25h, A. ID. 1853. AWAIT
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A G. A r D

TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY.
II AVING made with the firm of H. H. RHYAN
IL Co., 5 street Pittsburgh known of the largest
and best furniture manufactures in the United States by which
furnish all who will favor with their custom, with every
variety CABINET FURNITURE found III city west of New
York, and at prices as low.
attention those wishing purchase to
stock ware consisting part of choice selection of Sofas
Mahogany spring paror and rocking chairs and large
bottoms from to "a dollars per set
Marble, Mahogany and Cherry paror tables Bureaus
wash stands cottage sofa and common besteas, large aS
Prces and quantity of picture frames at 12 cents each
have also assortment of Eastern work from New York
the way, and will be here in few days.
Coffns kept on hand ofaIl sizes.
Ware Rooms oa, Main Street, one door East OF
Halls Book Store, Rayenna. T. G. PHILLIPS.
Ravenna, July r. 6m-419
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GROCERIES PROVISIONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention Me1-
generally their GROCERIES kept constantly ON
pses thing usually kept in Grocery and Provision Be-
house in the county Being working ourselves defy
extended to them that offer them geaSr
implements @ this season, than before.
The following comprises portion of our stock:
COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
su SoE Ar, N N oL ia! ssEs A, ND Il. s sYRUp.
Crushed do; B. and c. Coffee do Double refined Loaf sugar.
New orcaus Moasses; Cardenas do; Green Suars syup
SPICES.
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger Mace Box Mustard; Can do,
FRUITS.
Boxes Raisins Layer do; Cluster do; Seedless dos
p coeoa o1
Oil; Lemons and Oranges. 30
TEAS.
Young Hyson; Gunpowde Imperial; Old Hyson; Black;
Goldfish; Macnerel whiteash Trout; Pickerel; No.
Scaled Herring.
Kentucky Six Twists Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore spun;
e S1 eSn 3 s
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP ND IAN DE- 8.
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do. do Burwe's chom wash.
do No Washing do; Adamantine do White bar do; sta<
Candles; Sperm do; Stearine do; Tallow do.
OIL.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet
SUND RIEs
TallS; 1uDS BRUSH COppefass
Aum Chalk Rosin; Tar; Madder; Candldwick; Wrapping
wne Cordage Indigo; Pickles; Sardines; Tapioca; Mac
caron Rice -four; Baskets Whip Lahes Cream Tartar:
Sup Carb. Soda; Sal Soa Tartarc Acid Whiting; Putty;
Backing; Glassware Stoneware; Paper Inks Brooms Lines
Matches; Powder; Candies Salerat Starch; English split
Pea; Osage Orange Seed for Hedges Toys Wallets SnuR
Boxes Steel Pens Lead Penc sates Slate Pencils; AsP
Handles; Faucets, &c.
P r. OVIS TO s.
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes Vinegar
Beans; Dried Beef; Lard; Hams; Shoulders; Pork Fish
Butter Turnip Peas Corned Beef Cheese; Rce Crackers
Pickles; Onions; Beet Tongues Maple Molasses; do su-
gar: Honey, &c. ~
shall keep assortment full throughout
and solicit examination from any disposed 10
purchase. rs
N B-Cash paid for all kinds country Produce akoa
exchange for Good, which will be satisfactory
.+..[ H. w. SMITH Gl CO.
Ravenna, AprI I3th 1859.
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portance of bringing before the American people
the genius and industry of the old world, mas
much as the exhibition would diffuse their like
state among our own people.
The Presidents reply is much shorter than ex-
pected. He was evidently much fatigued by his
previous efforts. His remarks are, however, as
usual, in the most perefct good taste.
REMARKS OF PRESIDENT PIERCE
Sir: return you, on behalf of those of my con-
sttutional advisers who are with me, and on nv
own account, my warm and cordial thanks for the
reception you have been pleased to extend to u.s.
have come, Sir. to testify the interest feel in,
and the respect entertain for, this great Indus
trial Exhibition-designed and calculated to pro-
mote all that belongs to the interest of our coun-
try. You, Sir, and the gentlemen who have been
and are associated with you, have imposed upon
all of US deep debt of gratitude for your energy
and perseverance, in this great enterprise. What
ever the shortcomings Of which you have spoken
may be, can only remark that they do not ap-
pear here; and SO far as have been able to per-
ceive, they are lost in your complete and tran
scendant success. Loud and continued applause
Everything around US reminds us that we live in
an utlitarian age where science, instead of being
looked for the admiration Of the world has be-
come tributary to the arts, manufactures, agricul-
ture, and all that goes to promote our universal
Sir, if you had achieved no other
good but that which you have in bringing togeth-
er in this metropolis, citizens from all part of the
Union, you would have fulfilled perhaps, one of
the most important of miss ons-that ofstrength-
ening and perpetuating that blessed Union
[Great applause.] But you have done more, and
you have nobly alluded to it. Your Exhibition
has been the means of bringing here, from all the
civilized countries on the face of the Globe, men
most eminent in all the walks of life; and thus
you have done more than could be done in almost
any other manner to promote that great object
dear to you, dear to me, and dear to my venerable
friend near me, (Bishop Wainwright peace and
good will among men. [Applause.] have not
the voice at this time to address you at any great
er length, and conclude by again returning to you
my thanks for your generous reception, and ten
dering my hearts best wishes for the success of
your praiseworthy enterprise. Applause.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
Terrible Accident at Havsana--AO or
so Lives Lost.

New YORK, July l6.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived from Mo-
bile aud Havana this morning.
A amentable accident occurred at Havana on
the 10th. A horse race was to come off on the
military grolad outside of the CITY,. For the ac-
commodation of the spectators seats were erect
ed around the course. Just as the Capt General
arrived. and as the race was about'to commence,
a portion of the seats gave way, precpitating
some $40 persons below. About 40 or so per-
sons were either wounded or killed.
The ship Lady Suffolk, before reported as hav-
ing, after l&ndiRg large cargo ofslases, to have
scuttled and sunk, is said to be untrue, as she
went to one of the ports on the south side Of the
Island where she was taken possession of by the
British man. -of-war Darien.
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Sale Real Esfate.

ON the 5 day of August A D. 1853, between the hours
~ and six O'Clock P M the premises, shall sell
the following real estate the property Peeiah Bard
ceased to wt Situate in Mantua township in the county
Portage and State of Ohio, and known by being part
lot No. 21bounded follows beginning post and stones
and south 80 des so min east three chains 81 links
post thence south 35 min west 80 chains SO links to post
thence north sc deg. 40 three chains links
post thence south 35 min chains a post,
thence so links post the of road
south sc deg 40 min. chains and IS links
the of the road thence north 35 so links
and stones, thence 35 chains 30 links the
of beginning containing fifteen of land, subject to
circumference by the Widows dover.
Terms ofsale made known day of sale.
OSMAN FERRIS Admr.
ofPeletah Bard.
Mantua July 6. A, d, 1883 4W4lS
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LAST RLIT NOT LEAST.

Great ARRIVAL Of NeaD Goods ON the Square, Man 49,
THE undersigned is happy to inform his friends euso-
mers and the public that he is receiving of the
best as we'll as the largest stock of
Fa"cy ana staple dry goods ready made clothing furnishing
goods, cGrpettngS, hats, umbrellas, carpet bags,
gtOoes, hosery &C., &c.
Ever offered in this market all of which were bot within tho
last TWO weeks SINCE the and will
He regrets that he has not better dis
MS goods trusts his will
year he had the satisfaction
store in Northern Ohio, few short hours was
laid waste by fire. butt Providence permitting, hopes TO
show them another equally good which will not only be an
ornament to place, but convenience as well as
himself. H l., DAV
Rayenna. Nav 10 1879 -'
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Resolutions by the People.

Resolved UNANIMOUSLY, That for the last two years we
constant habit of using the Mustang Lhn
rheumatism and for all Sores bruises ana
burns, and it has failed to give immaculate rehe
RESOLVED, That have also used the Mustang Lnlmen
piles erysipela salt heum and chapped hands ana
that it has always cured ., ,..-
RESOLVED LADIEs, That have used the Mustang
nipples breasts chaes and sores on
children and moth freckes the face and neck and
always proved efecualeavng the skin smooth sol'
and white. .
REsoIyEp By ALL AGES AND Sexes That shall con-
Mustang Lnimen because we have tried
- For saJa hv Swift 2w-419
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+POFSONING.n

Vermfuge composed of Cas-
Caiomei &c. not aware that while they appear TO
actually laying the foundations
series of Diseases salvation loss of sight, weakness
of limbs, &c.
In another column found tho advertisement of Ho
Medicines to which ask the attention OF all dl-
recty interested their we'll their chldrens health
In liver misunderstanding from those
of type, should make of the only genuine med
icine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
seIPBE NOT DECEIVED but ask for Hobensacks Worm
SvruD and Pills. that each has the signature of
he nronrieor j. n Hobensack else genuine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINERES,
VESTINGS, AND FURNISHING GOODS,

~ NJ. soMERvILLE is now receiving from New York,
-. full assortment Ready Made Clothing, that be
beat lin any way you mind to take it, by any esab
shment parts which he offers to the good people of
Portage, very small profits for cash ready pay.
warrant my clothing
Also & S go1d nto fc +t ~ tp, ,SS h 5 lI AMI ~
in style to suit the various tastes
that fail suit their pockets The bes
worzmen only will be employed
Also every article Of Furnishing Goods in ne such Gs
ties hapdkerehisf &e &c. Al kinds produce Hksn but but
buy cheaper All kinds work attended
got up A. No. style Cutting done on short netee
GOOD article of ailors Trimmings, kept hand, 6utta
Percha "a prime artcle) jeans Linen Tape and common ph
measures. .-....,. =.
site the senE, AIN, n tEsSt .ctS isss BLOCK ~srx
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
NEW SASH AND RLIND FACTORY,

THE subscribers having purchased the improved sash
and blind machine, Jesse Leaven's paten will make to
ORDER pine window sash and blinds short notice. The style
of the work is entirely being what is called the Frank
SASH which for neaness and strength cannot be surpassed
All wishing to purchase the above articles, will please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere New Steam
Factory of Hitchcock 81 McClung, few south of the
Court House. Sash various sizes kept constantly hand
share of public patronages respectfully solicited.
RaYenna. June l8 3-4I6 BROWN & TRACY.
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Banquet to the PreslGleRt--Bucilana
Pacifie(a.

New YORK, July Is.
The Crystal Palace Exhibition was open to the
Public this morning and was visited by large
number of persons.
The President leaves early to-morrow-to-
night he will attend Banquet at Metropolitan
Hall, and the Opera in the evening at Castle
Garden.
Mr.. Champion, British Minister, took his de-
parture from Halifax to-day.
1t is ascertained on high authority that the diff
Guilty between Marcy and Mr. Buchanan is ad-
an early day.
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m- MEETING OF THE COUNTY ALLIANCE-The
d. regular quarterly Meeting of the Portage County
Temperance Aaace will convene pursuant to atdour'
Congregational Church in Atwater Thursday
August 4th at 10, O'Clock AM.
hoped members of the Alliance will regard
duty well privilege to be present Alse the nunef-
who have not yet united with us
countnance ofhe1r
and the aid of their council .
opponents Maine Law kindly invited to meet
learn unacrabe purposes and the means we pro-
pose for accomplishing that purpose
The Maine merged every ether question in Ohio
every theme, and scarcely man, woman OF
child the regards the result with indifference Let us
them one Atwaer and when together take
such shall certainly cenduce to success
Addresses will be delivered but we cannot announce the
speakers at this time.
Atwater w be happy to entertaia all in at
o.P. BROWN, President.
O. w. STRoHG. Sec'y.
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JHurriRA.

In Ravenna the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM. D. Sanders,
Mr. FRANCIS D. PARMELE, to Miss SARAH L. HALL.
In Ravenna, on inst, by Rev. j. H. Ebbert, Mr.
HOWARD BATTIR, and Miss HELEN F. SEYMOUR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

LII persons interested will Elijah Skill
ton, on the 25th day of March, A d. IS53 in the
oee OF the clerk OF the court of pleas of Portage
county, duly certified transcript proceedings attach
ment agasnst Horace H. Burr Jackson ESQ., Jus.
tce of the Peace of Ravenna township day
of March 1853 sued writ
pieas said transcript against said Horace H.
Burr for the sum OF damages pursuant to the statute
in such made and provided which said writ has been
served and returned. ~
Attest: Z. SPALDING, Clerk.
RANNEY & TAYLOR, Soils for PIR.
July 7 1953 e1- no
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ON the 18th day of August, A. D. 1853, at O'Clock P. NJ
~ upon the premises in the township of Palmyra, will
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate the
ery of John Grouse, deceased, to wit:
Situate in the said township of Palmyra county ofPortage
Chic, lying No. division of
township, follows: North by land decided
Amos Reeves the east by the east line of said lot No
south by land owned Alexander Scott;
by land of said Seott being twenty four of land
subject the dover of Martha Crouse widow of said
deceased, described follows: being
end of land owned by said Grouse deceased Containing
lot No. in the 4th division of ots apprais
$4,000 The remaining sixteen acres, unincumbered by
DOVER appraised at $4,000 per amounting to $780, 00
sale, half cash in hand the balance
year from the day of sale, with interest.
MARTHA GROUSE, Administrative the
estate of John Grouse, deceased.
1S 1879.
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Medical Notice.

Physo Pathic Physician and Surgeon.
mr. MORTON, having located himself in Ravenna, profers
~ his services to all who wish apply to him for MED
AID
His system of curiug disease is by the udcious admnistra
ton Vegetable remedies, selected from the wild forests
nature and the cultivated gardens together with the Hydro
pahic Syse Water Cure treatment which mild in
their operations restorative in their medicinal virtues, and
various in their chemical properties than all the forms
disease that human flesh is heir 1t is from experience
the most eminent Physicians and twenty experience OF
his all forms of Diseases that be found in both east
or western Staes that he has derived his skill in the treat
fdeases all their various forms both acute and chron
ic. Call and ADVICE FREE. Prompt attention paid
all under his treatment
Office Main street, JAS Twt & Co.'S. Hat Store,
nearly opposite the Prentss House. Boards at said House.
REFERENCEs-Prof A. Curtiss, Cncnnati; Prof Courtney
do; Prof. Morrow do; DIR. w. Beach, New York; Prof. G..
Newton, Worcester Massachusetts,; Prot Stockwe Gard
ner, Maine. Ala
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Sake Real Esfate.

ON day August A. d. 1853, between Of
~ and six O'Clock P. NJ the premises, shall sell
the following real estate the property of Harvey Haggery
deceased to wt 'Suate in the township of Sueld in the
county Portage and State of Oho and is known being
middle No. said township and bounded
follows beginning at the south west of
H. Martini south along the lot line 10 rods,
rods north rods thence l6 rods
place of beginning containing of land being
the pottery lot, appraised at $450,00.''
Terms ofsale made known the day of sale.
HUGH X. MARTIN,
Admr. ofHenry Haggerty
Sufield July 9Th, 1S53 4W4IS
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Notice.
July IS. 1853.

application the pardon Charles Bond convicted
N passing terfe money! June A D. 1853, in
Portage Common Pleas and sentenced to four conne
Penitentiary of Oho will be made the acting
Governor and convenient tme
weeks from this date, required by law.
WILLIAM SIMMONS,
July 90. 1859 3w-42O for Charles Bond
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AmsOn AckEey's Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Subscriber has been
~ pointed and qualified Administrator the estate OF
Anson cley, late oSreetsbOroug Portage county, Ohio,
deceased. CADWAILADER CRAWFORD,
Streetshorouoh. June %, 3w-41T
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cRERR THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the publ
9XE generally, that he has engaged in the above bus
ness and prepared to manufacture Carriages Wagons
Buggies &C., in the best style and at the
lowest rates. All work entrusted in his will with
prompt attention, and will be executed
mankc manner, TUTTLE's OLD STAND. of
Palmyra. Orders solicited GEORGE w, FUTILE,
Palmyra. Feb. %. 1859, 3Qc-1y
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Bprrlal Nutites.
a~ DIR. TUBBs will be at the Prentiss House Monday
~ afternoon and Tuesday, 22d and 23d of August.
see advertisement in another column.

m LADIES, Co. TEMPERANCE ALLIANCF.-The
Ladies of Portage county are invited to attend the
adjourned meeting the Ladies Temperance Alliance, to be
held in Atwater at the the Genemen's Temper
ance Alliance namely The fret Thursday in August Shall
the Maine Law, become the Iawof Ohio? Come ana see
HELEN L. BOSTWICK, President
ANN E. AUSTIN, Secretary
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JOHN PAINE,

Abner Harris, Sophia Smith, mon Pleas of Portage
Squire Smith, Allen Harris, Bar county, and State Of
barry Metcalf, Emma Mason. Isaac Ohio.
N. Mason, Joanna Young, An
drew Young.
TIME defendants notice that the plaintiff fled his
L bill in said of common pleas, of Portage county,
Ohio, the 18th day of February, D. 1885, prays
the mortgage, in said bill mentioned forecosed. That
hearing will be had at the next of said
STRAWDER d BROWN, Plfs. Attys.
Ravenna, July 9, 1883 6w-4I9.
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GOD FISH, White Fish, and Trout, at
~ July 1S, 1853.
SRYMoUR's

JTXCITEMENN IN CLEVELAND. - Cleveland Hatters
II have got up great excitement Doekader, Paddock,
Benedict Mack, the principal competitors for
fnciod priz out the Poet the horse Hat
Store Ontario street, which ahead at the last dates
not informed But thing do know, that the
stye of Hats which they sell foy $780, sell for and
will keep them in repair the round, free of charge.
JAMES TWITT. & co.