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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL De In attendance al MS rooms ds IOuoWS:
RavennaPrentss House, Saturday afternoon and Monday
26th and 2Sth November.
Akron-Cobbs Exchange, Friday, 25th of November.
Cleyeiand-American House, Monday and Tuesday 7th
and 9Th of November. ---..s.z.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys Spleen Infammations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shortness of Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia drop
s Weakness Nervous disabilities, Restessness Loss OF
Affections, Gravel White Swelngs, any long standing dis
eases, are invited to call.
No CHARGE CONSULTATION DIR t. neither bleeds
bsters is he Hom9patis; he Mercury
senic Antimony, other mineral
he Thompsonian he neither stems enecs His
of diseases differs from all others that have been adopted
but not than his system of treatment He does
make sick to make WE'LL down to build
aay irritation, by patching with anodynes.
We caution the public against who in several
counties endeavorn harvest from the popularity
OF our remedies pretending to administer the same They
know nothing whaever of the recipes, and even with them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most of our medi-
cnes, as they are of earning reputable practice
REMARKS. .
In selecting from the great number of pouring In
on u.s. for the monthly report aim TO give diversity both
always, when practicable, confer
covered and learn reality which pic
ure: scrutin earnestly desired Our undivided attention
being given chronic discusses nearly all
persons who have thoroughly tried whole
cdes $50 called and becoming hopeless
to popular but delusve modes oftreatment.
ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
So those patients who have struggling for
with this relentless disease but inspire freely and
with comfort the bounful air of Heaven
SINGLE ILLUSTRATION.
Mrs. j. Mcnser, of Beaver township Mahonng county
case of years standing and denomnaed by attending ply
scians "a Disease of the Liver and Asthma confirmed and
ucurabe.' Breathing times extremely difficult border
ing upon suocaon. Under Analytical treatment health
restored in three months and has good through all
the changes of two subsequent years. aug5.
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The AristOcracy of Money and the No
- t. sszs bilitY of Learning. .s...


The following just reflections occur in an ad
dress recently delivered by HIRAM KETcHUM
Esq., on the occasion of the death of Chief Justice
JoNEs: 49, .~s
"Sir, there are now living in Europe, two very
distinguished men-barons-both very eminent
in their line, both known to the whole civilized
would; one is Baron Rothschild, and the other is
Baron Humbolt; one distinguished for the accum-
ulation ofwealth, the other for the accumulation
of knowledge What are the possessions of the
philosopher! Why, sir, heard a gentleman
whom have seen here this afternoon, distin-
guished member of this community, say that, on
recent visit to Europe, he paid his respects to that
distinguished philosopher, and was admitted to an
audience. He found him at the age of eighty
four years, fresh and vigorous, in small room,
nicely sanded, with large deal table uncovered
in the midst of that room, containing his books
and writing apparatus. Adjoining this was small
bedroom, in which he slept Here this eminent
philosopher received a visitor from the United
States. He conversed with him; he spoke of his
works. "My works said he you will find in the
adjoining library, but I am too poor to own copy
of them I have not the means to buy full copy
of my own works.
Now, sir, which of these barons do you think,
even in this age of gold receives the greatest
amount of the homage of the human face?
speak not of the homage of intelligent men, but
of the honor paid by the the masses. Let them
both come here and pass through our streets, and
see to which of them the hat of the multitude will
be DOTTED with the most cheerfulness and alacri-
fV.
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t,4asi From thc n. Y. Commercial Adyertiser.l
FROM fCilima-RepOrtcd Flight of the
EMPEROR.

A friend has placed at our disposal letter
from Doctor Parker, Secretary to the United
States Legation at Canton, of which the follow
Ing is a copy; - rss>,.@ s>
"I have what I am assured is contained in a
private letter from Pekin, that Heen Fung, the
present Emperor, on the I'd of August fed to
Ochul, in Tartary, and that Prince Wei Chin,
fifth brother of Taou Kwang, was left in charge
of the Empire, and that the insurgent troops were
within six days of Pekin at that date.
This news bears marks of pro bG5ality, and the
source of my information is reliable as any we
can ordinarily get in China.
In.speaking with the British Consul this eve
ming, he informed me that he heard the same news
two or three days since, which corresponds with
the time my informant states the intelligence
reached this city.
Mr.. Robertson seemed to receive the intelli-
gence with some doubt. / can only say that
think it very likely to prove true, and that Prince
Wei Chin is the man of all others who would be
most likely to be called upon to take the reins OF
government. 81. sz.ss... s-sa
Heis the man who is said to have written Taou
Kwang's answer to the Presidents letter deliv-
cred in 1914 by Mr.. Cushing"
DIR. Parker's letter is dated at 10 minutes to IL
O'Clock, on the Sd of September, and was ad'
dressed to member Of the branch house of &
large mercantile firm i'll this city, in response to
note despatched to him at 1oa O'Clock the same
night. S s{s . @
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Sheriff Sale.

y virtue of writ of Lev Fa directed and delivered
- from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage County, o.
House. the town Of Ravenna Saturday the oath day OF
December, next between the hours of ten O'clock A.
and four O'Clock p M of said day. she following described
lands and tenements to witt situate in the township Hram
in the county of Portage State Ohio and known by
being part Lot No. &c. and bounded follows, to wt begin
div g d m @ id It % i o. Sa 1 s1 @ to t t uhs n NE
said thence along said south line far that line
drawn parallel with the line of said original Lot No. 29
will leave eighty of land east of said parallel line and
of said original line; thence north along said parallel
line the north line of the original Lott thence west along
said north line to the rsmenoned bounds containing eighty
four be the less. Taken in execution
the property of Abner Harris and a at the suit John Pne
Appraised at $780,,
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, PORTAGE County, Nov. 15, 1853 43s5w
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A c. A RID.

TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY.
AVlNG made arrangements with the firm of Fl. H. RHY
II & Co.. 5h street Pittsburgh known of the largest
and best furniture the United Satcs by which
to furnish all who will favor with their custom, with
variety of FURNITURE found in city west of New
York, and at prices as low.
invite the attention those wishing purchase, to my
stock ofware consisting of choice selection Of Sofas
Mahogany spring parlor and rocking chas and large
assortment of bottoms from "a dollars per
Marble Mahogany and Cherry parlor tables Bureaus
wash stands COTTAGE sofa and bedsteads large
soment and superior quality of lookn" glasses at very
pccs and quantity of picture frames at l cents cach
have also assortment of work from New York
superior quality genuine long hair, and curledha
mattresses manufactured in this county
Coffns kept on hand ofall Sizes ....
Ware-Roonas on Main Street, one door East o.
Halls Book Store, Ravenna. T. G.. PHILLIPS.
RaYennn. July 9. 6nl-41Q
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JAufrlR0,

On the 10th of Noy., in Deerfed, by Rev. c. Brown,
DAVID DANIELS, Williams county, and LUCINDA GIL
BERT, of the former place. .@
Nov, in Palmyra, by C. Brown, ESQ, JoHA-
THAN ELSEY, of Newton, and ELIZA HOSKlNS, of the
former place .. r-sr-
By Rev. Chapman, 18th inst,, the residence,
Dr. j. G. Willis, in Streetsboro, HARVEY HoTCHKISS.
Esq, Mrs, SYLVIA A. ROSS of Lee, Berkshire Co.
Mass.
In Brimfeld on 9th inst, by B. Osborn Esq, Mr..
WASHINGTON BRUMBAUGH, of Stark Co., Ohio, and
CATHERINE WEEKLEY, ofthe former place
Rootstown, Goth inst by VIM. r. Halock. ESQ.,
Mr.. HOEL SABIN, of Randolph, and Miss SARAH EATING
Err, of Rootstown.
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Pa. .ssss3 Il q. \ .f.a BALTIMoRE, Nov. Is.
New Orleans papers of Saturday have been re-
ceived, with dates from the Rio Grande to the
29th ult. s#,sts.s4sy#. i
The Indians had again been committing depre-
dations, killing several Mexicans, and carrying
of large amount Of property, A party from
Fort Ringgold pursued them, but lost the track.
Manuel Robes Peyzuela arrived at Browns
vile on the 26th ult He was escorted by the
United States Rifemen. He had been banished
by Santa Anna, but nothing was said of shooting
him, or any other officers. irsj-f-.- #..--=
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Arrival of Steamer Arabia.
win Three DAYS Later. News. :

With Three Days Later News.
TIE Wae. eed,-Geporteds crossing of
Dansbs BY tse Turks coasJfrmed.--1Re Russian.
Defeated IN CSrcasssd. "A Fight 6etoeen tht
11rkish and Rasssan Caualy--IHe Russian
BadteR. Another Aststri0e OutrGQe!-A lVatu-
ralssed American Citizen Fareibly Detained bs
Awstria. go
New York, Nov. IT,
The Arabsa has arrived, with three days later
news from Liverpool; her dates being to the 9th.
She arrived at O'Clock A. nj.
Reliable information is scanty.
1t is true that the Turks had crossed the Dan
abe in strength and occupied Kalafort 1t was
rumored, but not authenticated, that the Russians
had attacked and defeated them. s7e@ &.
In eassia and Daglistan, however, the noun
taiuseTs have defeated the Russians and captured
some forts.
Paskewichi had got out to take command of
the Russian army in the Frincipalities.
lis stated that the Austria Envoy had pressed
on the Sultan to accept new Lote, which the
Cza approves of conditionally, on its being accep-
re and simple by the Sultan. The efforts
ia 1lomatic negotiations are now directed to
pfSs ina the Joint consent of the Gar and Sui
ten sEHsA Its tenor has not transpired.
Inasewas af opening a Turkish loan with
The allied feeis were collecting in the Sea of
Marrnora. having been dispersed by storm.
Mr.. DV iited States Consul, had arrived
at NaplessSs naturalzed American citizen,
--smed p Papefi. had been kept in custody by the
Austrian officials, on no charge at all, except
lsJeralism of opinion. The u. s. Consul had
done what he conld ard was met mostly by pub
lie officers. He was eventually released, but he
was required to sign declaration, that he would
nevefa re, sit Italy. This he refused to do, and
he is still kept under surveillance. It appears to
be caslS for the prompt interference of the Gov
ernment Of the United States. s.s1 =.
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Highly Important from the Danube
u.9 by Marine Telegraph.

Pwo thousand Turks had appeared at Grer-
groo, and fred upon the tosr. This brought on
an engagement with the Russian force dispatched
to the assistance of the place, and considerable
fighting ensued.
- Another encounter took place between 1000
Turks and a. like number of Russian cavalry be-
tweei1aK Kalaiiort and Lothia, when the Russians
wera forced to fall back.
The American ship Challenge had put into
Fayal.t E-.iss..s -.4s.. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-23

PTHE Mining Magazine is the title of Monthly de-
voted to the of that branch of industry lately issued
New York 1t takes high stand among the monthies,
equal those already issued 1t will be
great service those interested in such matters Speaking
Quartz Mining in California, it mentions the Hevetia d
Fayee Valley Ito whose advertisement in
columns refer the reade Later intelligence from
Company that the two mouns preceding
ins workings still upon surface rocks and tail
ngs which they had been compelled to resort by the bad
weather. had averaged per week. they that
putting double set of hands, and about
mencng upon the ven which then sufficiently free
from accumulated the freshe to admit of
working.' s-- .-: ~. .. e..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-23

The WAR IN CHINA.-Is Barbaraties.-The
adyices from China give shocking accounts OF
the barbarities which are committed at the sack
ing of towns and on the field of battle. It is sta
ted that-in one engagement one thousand were
killed, besides large number who were drowned
by being pursued into river; in another, seven
thousand were killed; in another, seven hundred
were burnt to death and killed. only ninety pris.
oners having been brought in by the yictors; but
they hadthe heads of one. hundred and fifty 9TH
ers. Numerous engagements are mentonee
where thousands perished. The Emperor appears
to set the example of barbarous cruelty. WheI
one of his officers is defeated he takes his head off
Every general, therefore, is fighting tor his OWL
head. a9-E ~ a.
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HoNpURAs CoMING.-It is reported at Wash
ington that the little republic of Honduras has
proposed to our government annexation to this re-
public. The Cincinnati Enquirer says, Letter
Ktn.z So say we, provided England and France
don't protest. If they do, we must Letter Sta till
our navy is put in proper order to protect the peo
ple of North America from European interference.
If such a proposition is made by Honduras, we
may expect an English protest shortly. It is 6
very nice thing to have this American Continent
watched SO closely, and its affairs regulated so in
solently, by British aristocracy, and French
usrrper.-Pi pittsburgh Post
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no the FashiOnabIe.,

nen BoUCHE, has removed his Boot and Shoe Shop,
BV to stand opposite the Prentiss House, where he viii
Manufacturing of all styles OF Boots and
confident that from his long experience in the business be
full satisfaction to all who be pleased
him. Gentlemeu's French Calf sewed and pegged
Boots Opera patent Tongue Boots sewed and peggd
and many other fashions, too numerous to menon He In
tends conne himself principally to the manufacture Of
Gentlemen's Ware.
Repairing good order and short notice. ParoL
lar attention paid to cash Customers A. BoUCHE'
Ravenna, August %, 1853. t.'.H ..t 4e4-3m
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HALLS ROOK STORE.

NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
lust received for the Fall and Winter trade. Among
e miscellaneous works may be found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment, Satanic License
Mapleton, or More Work for the Maine Law.
Isaac T. Hopper, true Life, by L. Maria Child.
The Second War with England, by J. T. Headley.
Father Bright Hopes and Faces Dodd Lectures
Young Men, Successful Merchant Village Blacksmith, Popu-
lar tales by T. s. Arthur. instruction
ment of the little folks, assortment is complete.
All the School Books used in town and county offered
for sale cheap.
Standard, Historical, Biographical and Poecal works,
just received.
stationery-Leer Paper, plain and gilt, Bath Fars
perfno laid and commercial.
Fooscap, good stock Bill, Counting House, and Legal
Cap.
Envelopes, all sizes and kinds.
Maynard q NoyeS Ink the best that is made.
Wafers Letter Stamps Paper Holders nkstnds,
Pencils, some beautiful ivory sops, &c.
Ravenna, November 8, 1853.
CECoND War with England, by J. T. Headley, 9 vols.
- HALL's Book STORE.
I1UN JOTTINGS Laughs have taken Pen by N.
II Parker Willis. HALLS Book STORE.
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Probate Court, Portage Co.
o. Petition 70 sell Land.

To Ellen swuysee, Francis swaysee William swsyses,
George Swaysee Henry Swaysee Mary Josephine swaysoe,
Sarah Jane swaysee who heirs at law and legal
resnaves Of John Swaysee deceased hereby n
2Ist day October eS3 said admina-
led his petition in the Probate court of Poaee county
Ohio, object and Of which petition 70 obtain an
26h Of November, 1855 for the assign-
the dover of Ellen Swaysse widow Of the said John
deceased and for the sale OF tho real
of which the said John wsyee died seze 70 pay
the debts said wt All OF that eighteen and
three hundredt lot, less suae in NE
south No "a IN Deereld Portage Ohio
- HENRy SfByxns, Administrator of
oetober9Ist, 1858. JShA swsysee, deed.
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PARLOR FURNITURE.

IL persons in want of Parlor Furniture, tring
N from cest invited to cal the
Griffin Bostwick opposite the Unversas Church in Ra-
time between this date and the Goth this
Our fall purchase designed for
the Brick Block.' but that will not ready
time yet and work is arriving faster than
without considerable trouble and expense sell
part of at discount if VIC do it Immediately.
Ravenna, NOV. l. 1853. GRIFFIN & BosTWIcK.
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CITY W ARE-ROOMS.

Nea0 and Splendid Enterprize-Furniture Arrived!
TRIFFIN IL BOSTWICK establishing the Furni-
" business extensive scale, in Ravenn. Our
furniture selected from fthe best manufacturing
Establishments in New York City.
This business long neglected in Ravenna, and
wished parlors and sleeping
have compelled Cleveland New York Pitts
burgh purchase. The increase of population and wealth
calls for better and fashionable furniture, and
them the additional expense ofgoing to the cities
II We design opening splendid ware-room in the new
brick bock'' when finished. at present the work will be
FOUND AT A. B. GRIFFIN's OLD STAND.
opposite the Universais Church.
Please call and examine yourselves. The following
list Of part of stock: 2 sofas Quarette tables, l2
Marble side tables, Card tables 10 large
Mahogany Rock dozen Mahogony chairs, splendid
tary and book crab tbles, mahogany bed seads
lounges bureaus chairs &c., in fact general
sorment of CABINET WARE, including variety of LOOKING
GLASSES and MATTRESSES Hnckeys Bed Bottom, can't be
beat. Cofins, hand usual.
WANrED!-A first rate article of seasoned Black Walnut
lumber. An extra price will be paid.
Rayenna, 10. 1853. 6m4l9 GRIFFIN q BosTwICK
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BOOTS and SHOES.

THE subscriber having in his employ greater number of
of work in his line.
Gentemens French and womens Calf Boots of the best
and made by experienced workmen will be kept
on hand and made to order Also Kip and Stoga Boots.
Ladies' work of every description, including Enameled
Caters do Bootees, do Buskns &c., made in the latest style
and of the best material and workmanship Three doors
south of the Court House. Moses BEANS
Rayenna. Nov. & 1259 am
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
B. MORTON, M. D., PHYso PATH1c p
AMI SrpcEON

B. MORTON, M. D., PHYso PArH1c PHYSICIAN
+ AND SURGEON.
XTOULD respectfully inform friends the public
w generally, that he has permanently located himself in
Ravenna Ohio where he will be happy to attend to all the
calls in his profession.
Dr. would to the publie that he combines the pure
Practice with the Hydra Pahic Water Cure in his
disease and hitherto has successful
up stairs, the floor at the west of the Wing
Oice-residence Manst in the Dewey House, and
Gently occupied by Mr.. Sutherland
and for sale the Gavan-
n Abdominal Supporters said to be sovereign rem
edy Proapsu Seminal Weakness it has other
desirable advantages other that has no
public besides its gavanic current that is con-
silently kept up while worn
Ravenna, September %, 1853.
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REMOVAL.

v. HORR removed to his and spacious store,
directly opposite his old location ST miles north Of the
city of Ravenpa where he has hand large stock Of FAN
and Winter Goods. He is receiving additional supplies by
Express and otherwise daily The old moo large sales and
small profits price ALL will be sacredy adhered
respectfully tenders his thanks to his customers and
liberal patronage which he has received and
hopes of their vors All invited
to call. .E.."a ..a
Shalersville, Oct OATH 1853
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More DefaIcati0n Coming to the Light
A'ss -WaIz-St. i'm the Lurch.

.'3'1-IH .-F8T' NEW YORK, NOV. TS.
The Herald of this morning says heavy defalca-
tons are coming to light il: Wall ST. clerk in
a leading bank is reported defaulter to the
amount of $180,0oo Another bank is minus
100000, in the shape of defaulter; and still
another in the same street minus 100000 in the
same way.
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Bank Notice.

~. Bank Notice.
By order of the Directors the Portage Co. Br. Bank, in
Ravenna, will closed the 24h Nov, Thursday Thanks
giving Day 2h December, Christmas Days s of January,
New Years day; and 4h of July Bank open for business
from and O'Clock. Discount day, every
Tuesday. Discount Committee weeks daily II O'Clock,
Sundays excepted. JOHN. H. EBBERT, Casl'r.
November 18, 1853.
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STOVES. STOYES /.

HE subscribers receiving and prepared oner
public largest assortment Stoves brought
this market. Among them are the following kinds:
CooKING STovEs-Empirc State sizes; Westerns Prem-
mia air tight: True American air tight.
SrovEs-Among the Parlor Stoves the Grecian
both wood COAL this is pattern, the doors
upon principle and altogether oftbe neates
and stoves in worth journey 70 the
shop look at it, Also the Wavery Box stoves Coal,
Cylinder Frank and others have not to enumo-
rate All kinds of Sheet Stoves hand made
der N. bah kinds of Jobbing Fave Troughs Spoutng
etc. attended to at short notice. 2. ..-l
RavenEa, Sept. Q, 1853 BECkLEY q RAWSON.
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Attachment Notice.

my instance an attachment for seventysix dollars and
eighty cents this day issued by George Shell
dom Justice Peace in Mantua township, Portage
county, against property and effects Of Lahrop A. g.
Grant, Hiram w. Pierce, and Gideon Hard absconding
debtors. s.g5s. ). w. FOSTER.
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Law Notice.

TNHOMAS C. Bixby, Arementas B. Bxby and Marcus J.
Bxby, minor children of Aramentas w. Bixby, late OF
Shaersve county of Portage deceased and who
not residents the State Of Oho " take notice that Ethan
Priest their guardian the 10 day Of Oct 1853, fled
Portage in said state his petitions the object and pray
er being obtain power and authority from said court
the interest of said wards in certain real estate OF which
said Aramentas W. Bxby died sezed situate lots Noe
&c. township of Shalersville in said county
Portage particularly described in said petition and contain
ing in all about sixty mine acres of land.
The said defendants win further
will be heard before Probate court at the court house
said county, day of Dec 1883, at 10 O'Clock
A.. M said day. hANEEY & TAYLOR,
Ravenna, Oct. 1853. 434-6W Au'ysf Tor Petition
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znr An illiterate Arab was once asked how he
felt assured of the existence Of God SIN the
same manner he replied, "as know by the
footprints on the sand, that man or beast has
there passed 5y!"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-23
Enoch brakes Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been
~ pointed and qualified as Administrator on the Estate o.
Dated at Ravenna the 21s day of fNovember A. D. 1853
- 1aa-3v - = 80 ..a ERAsrUs B. TYLER.