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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

NTEw AND TOPtBNH wOuRs-A Ti-i IN Earope IN
~ Isl hy Prof Bet sman n Vale College In vols. ilo
coth, iUustratipnsi tldi.
faft0rus W0rtf Va. n. ~
The mai ri H1fHrs W Sr0er and Medoct, Illustrated ~
tis hundred snd ninety seven enRayngs Sood tsg and
He,it lime, complete Dor sale " 49, . -
gro. ~ WEST.
tARPETg- CARPErsws have Carpets len over from
We snefng them ~ less than the
ssme gods could be bought fpr this fall.
o. O. HAHTWFtL A 60.
u,yAIL Am NiNTtU HTOtH ~ ItOOT-, sfiOFo- AND
~ TRUSKs WHOLESALE AND EErAGL-we invite the
readers ~ The WTs u w and county, o. call ~ our large
and convenient store known ougnut We STATE a. h lsdss
hai00n ~ r a Boots, Shoes and Trunks or
Az ard has acquired e feputa.no giving bargains 70 Az our
assortment comprehensive and complete embracing Afc ~
veil ut bciu Children and fervantss shoes m
abundance yadoy, large pfop"rtion 81 when has
beeH laid prices aud will be sold on The
sny niny IN ar line WHITE PAGE,
~ MFin ttffet
NrELyET oAssMERE FAME have just fscsivcd BY TIE
Roanoke, beautiful afsofmni 81 velvet Casst
mere Pants. Cal ~ the Clothing tmp,uun u -
osgg HENRY EnAFEH, i08 Main street
GtIYEsiOH SALAD 0iL-Leg ON OIL of our Own importa-
- ton BofdsuH Oh ,y'y, . iot sue
oc9g VI Main street
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

AN EXTRAORDINARY FREAK OF NATURE.-A
man by The name Of George w. Houston, living a
short distance from Sparta, Va. has a cossWhich
has brought forth most uncommon calf The
calf is now two weeks old, living, and likely to
live. It has two distinctly formed mouths, four
distinctly formed nostrils, two tongues, and four
eyes; and will probably have four horns. n, all
other res pectss it is formed usual. and is =
and very pretty calf. Iteats very hearth
Iy with either mouth ------ = = -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
- LATEST ARRIVAL,
AT SWIFT,S DRUG STORE

-
FRESH supply of nearly all the chemicals in general us
smedicina agents. and for
Gsose,ies Glass, Brushes, b ss, Se ..o.
morphne Srychnine Solution strychnine, Eatorum,
Phosphate ron Phosphate soda Phosphate Nitrate pot
solution Oil eubebs salacne Peperne, Vererane,
Collod iron BY hydrogen Ammonate copper Citrate ron
Oil ergot Oil black pepper Oxide bsmuth Syrup of saraa
Oil eopaba, Chnodne Iodine Podophyln, Carbonate iron,
Oil neroi Lupuine Glycene Chloroorm Iod iron sprup,
Iodide lead, Kreosoto, Oil eroton, Oil roses.
EXTRAC &C.
Belladona Butternut Conum Coocynth Caunybia Indca
or Indian hemp Gentian, Jaap Hyoscymous Sarsapara
stEamonium, auassa, Taraxicum, Valerian, Poppy.
Iances Nipple shells, Pessarics Breast pipes, Caheers
WsgEs Sah pers
sassapara root superior article Sage Irish moss
glass, Powdered CHARCOAL Chloride soda Seidz Powders
rHA AIR~ToNIcS, &C.
Jayne hair tonic do hair dye Radaways balm eos
Macassar OIL Antique OIL Bears oil, Ok marrow Pomatum
Bay rum Cologne Shaving sg cream LILY Whe' lap save
BRUSHES. ~. .
Clothes brushes Shoe brushes Horse brushes Hair brushes
ShaviEg GiEng Blending, Dusting Painting, Vanishing
rndS ping brushes. -4s-a-
PAINTS DYES, SC.
Chrenate potash Chorome green Chorome red, Sal soda
Yellow Venitian red Borx White lead Sugar lead
as s r s vo1s vsser R Rosp @
zinc paint Varis Ultra marine sellac Stone
cchre Emery Paris green Chrome Yellow Indian red Span
Elsh wt Literage Orange mineral Vandyke brown, Mine
paint Putty, Chlorae potash Oil yrol, Cudbear Sand
paper, Glue bronze, French leaf Japan, Turpenine Rosin
Rotten stone Pumee sone Bath brick, White chalk, White
wax White eue Phosphorus saltpetre, Alum Soda ashes
logwood, Indigo, Nitrate Tin Chenc, Cocinea Camwood
Aaato, NickSood Madder, Lac dye.
zss GRoCE ERIES. s.z-zl1
Tea coffee eurrants crushed and ground Raisins
Tanarnds, Rice Tobacco Nutmegs Mace, Cinnamon Gloves
and Pepper ground and unground Extract Lemon, Extrac
Vanilla, Ext. Almonds, &c.
Linseed oil Lard OIL Castor OIL Olive OIL Whae OIL salat
oil &C. Canary Hemp, Miet and Rape seeds, Fish bone
Baths, Fountains, q
RaveIEa, Oct. 81. 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
.HO! LOVERS OF Music,
coPaaT:.EH SHIP Rl(|TI(::,

r He Suhscrbsr having pros rst Quilting e4fstsy
4 Iasi oft hss,in kaysiina, aot sse,
and Leather business IL eoilneetioi a. pdra M.
und:r the l,aFle Of GiLIs q DrKi die HAIL
patroage he has eljosed from his ola
viii be eontinuad ~ th3 1es dffn. J.. GILE1S. =
Rryesna, Oct, IL, 1859. ~ 2sltf.s n
FNHE Subscribers having formed ihe Ba.,
l. Shoe and aatsr lssil,es pfe,ta
stock Of Boots, Shoes theF, ApEoceo rigs, Einlibgs
and ageneral ssortne nent q so ,b,a VIII 81
all times have haid good
turcd Work. wseh tli,, will sen t eis f, es Il
pay, &C.. Tanesl g il tyr q sst 3 ssfA9sH
l. sJ.tGfLLlc Is -
zess@t s - W. d. .9tsisl FSfsd
Riyenn'r Oct. 's' 'is5s. q Is sslF "a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
IMP ORTAN T
TO IiOUSEK EEPERS,

OMETHING better and economical than Soda Cream
y Tartar any other preparation in existence for Baking
nURKEE's CHEMICAL YEAST, or BAKING pow
DERFor raising Bread Biscuit, Fried Gdde and Johnny
Cakes Puddngs, Po-Pes, Corn Bread, Sweet Cakes APP
pie Dumpngs Pastry &C., &C. This article that every
FAMILY, HOTEL, BOARDING HOUSE,
Eating Saloon, Ship Stoamboa Vessel, Canal Boat &c,
will nd upon careful trial, to be the thing needed
cry single day of their existence
Its important advantages the old system,
expense of milk, eggs, Shortening spoiled
BREAD and the trouble expense Of procuring
water only being necessary 49, 3
No time required for the dough to rise before bakng
consequently bread may be made in a few minutes.
3. A cook can always depend upon having light sweet,
tender and patab bread and @ whether the flour be
of the best quality OF hot.
A. Bread made by this process is much nutritious
sicr of Digestion better fitted for weak stomach sweeef
whittier and lighter, than when made with yeast.
5. The bread made by fermentaion does not afford the
amount of nourishment to the sysem that does when
made with this eompound because the vegetable acid contain
ed in ermentad bread prevents the proper action of the
t fluid uron it, and consequently part only goes to nour
is the body while the acids produce dyspepsia and its
attendant evils
This article has been thoroughly tested and is universally
liked When used according to the directions it warranted
to suit.
" Be careful to ask for DURKEE'S BAKING POW
DER, and take other and YOU will deceived. Prin
ciPal Office 9 Water street, New York. Sold by the bas
9roceFs and druggists generally. 40I-3inns
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
sale of real Property by order of Court.

the 18th day Of June 1853, in the afternoon
- on the premises situate in theownshp Of in the
bidder the following real estate Jason Cum
deceased to witt Part lot number "a in said township
Mantua and bounded as foows the East by lands owned
by Benjamin Tlden the North by highway the South
by lot number 30 the West by land owned by Benjamin
Moor, supposed to contain 12a of land Appraised
S216,0O 5s4s.ss LOVEL WILSON, Guardian.
May IA. 1852 by Strawder & Brown, Attys.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

Sheriff Sale.
from the auTt Of Of Portage eoanty Ohio
shall to sale at public yendue at the Court House, in
SATURDAY., the It'll day of June neat,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M snd four O'Clock p
M Of said day. the following described lands and tsnements
Situate township Nelson the county of Portage
one in owasi to Wit: Beginning at st standing in
the North line Of said Lot No onein the Mil Pond ard the
Lot running South the East line of said
land ninetyx and rods to the centre Of
rod South the bank where stands three Hemlock
trees thence s. Al deg wentystwo 60 rods thence N
s. s. ds E. esfteen rods to tie CeTtzr Of the hgway
thence deg f. rods to the centre OF the creek
rods thence deg E. seventy rods; thence Weston the
NJ line of said Lot, one hundred thirty. and rods
iV sold to Robst Scott neudp t Tanerv: with the land
hereby conveyed the lower gris mi and mill, and full
ing MILL together with all other buildings standing thereon,
Price, Admir-. of William Pbipot, deceased, complain
ants and Elisha Garrett and Hiram Giddings were respon-
" JAMES wooDARD, sheriff.
sherif,s oaice, Portage coanty,t
ssI May 9Th 1853 & @ 7z<<a.ift Q
ssseria''s Sale.
DY of writ of e facas directed and deliv
y eredfrom ecourt Of Common Pleas of Portage
Ohio, shall expose to sale st Public Nedue, at THE Court
On Saturday, Tie All day Of June neat,
betwesn the hoursof Ten lock and and foar O'Clock
P NJ ofsaid the following described lands and enemens
to wit: go, Sd .-ss,zz44 -,ssss
of land situated in the township of Deerf I'D, in the
of Lot No. S and is boGndeda
follows: Beginning the South side of the Mahonng RIVER
nark thence South the east line of the Lot
South East of said Lot being chains and
ninety links; ance West along the line said Lot across the
River joining lands of A Ely, nineteen chains and six
links thence Nott seventeen degrees West chains and
twenty three links, to the East side ote Ryer thence along
courses of said River t low water mark to the
place of beginning oertainng eighteen and one hun
dred and ferty-rine perches oflfnd, more OF less
Taken in execution the properly of John J. swayze, ct
the scit of Arm PttrieS. ~ s+E7s E<
+ Appraised at 1886, 90. =, :.
SHERIFF OFFICE, PORTAGE COUNTY, ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
A Singular Fact.
j MAN sEsroRED no LIFE kFTER BURIAL FOR FOR
TEN MONTHS.

,s A Singular Fact.
s. MAN sEsroRED 10 LIFE AFTER BURIAL FOR
TEN MONTHS.
The subjoined extract is translated from the
Paris Journal Of Magnetism, which quotes as its
authority a very remarkable book published by
Mr.. Osborne, an English officer, on his return
from the court Of Rundjetsing, in India. We
must also add that General Ventura, whe was one
of the witnesses of this extraordinary transaction,
testified to the correctness of the statement when
he subsequently visited Paris.
Mr. Osborne sayssss On the 9th of June, 1888,
the monotony of our life in camp was agreeably
interrupted BY the arrival OF an individual who
had acquired great celebrity in the Pendjab. The
natives regarded him with great veneration on
account of the faculty he possessed Of remaining
buried under ground as long aa he pleased, and
then reviving again. Such extraordinary facts
were related in the country concerning this man,
and SO many respectable persons testfeato their
authenticity, that we were extremely aesreus of
seeing him; for instance, Gaptain " ade, Of Lod
hiana, informed me that he had himself been
present at the resurrection ofthis aFakir, in the
presence of General Ventura, the R:ljlb, and
several men Of distinction among the natives, and
that after his infermeut had lasted several
months. The following are the details which
were given him Of the interment, and those that
he added on his own authority Of the e2humation.
:. AT the end of some preparations which had
lasted several days, and Whi.h would be too te-
dious to enumeratc, the Fakir deeiared himself
ready for the experiment; the Witnesses met
around q tomb Of mason work, constructed ex-
pressly to receive him. Before their eyes the
Fakir closed with wax with the exception ofhis
mouth all the apertures of his body through
which air might be admitted; then he stripped off
all his clothing. He was then inclosedin a linen
bag, and by his directions his tongue was turned
back, SO as to close the entrance to his throat;.
Immediately after this operation the Fakirs fell
into lethargic state. The bag which contained
him was then closed and sealed by the Rajah.
This sack was then placed in wooden box,
which was locked with a paddock and sealed.
The box was then lowered into the tomb, ever
which was thrown a great antitY of earth,
which was trampled down and then sown with
barley; finally, sentnels were set to watch it day
and night. Notwithstanding all these precau-
tions, the Rajah still was suspicious; he came
twice during the ten months that the Fakir re
NAMED buried, and caused the tomb to- be ex-
rmined he found the Fakir precsely as. they hat
left him, and perfectly cold and iaan innate.
stsThe ten months having expired, they pro-
ceeded to the final exhuzaation. General Ventura
and Captain Wade saw the paddock opened, the
e,roLon and tha chast raisad from, tIa for,i
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
A ARattlesnake Revival.

The Syracuse, N. Y. &a. is accountable for
the following; s. &-sss5 5s@
"In the State of Ohio there resided a family
consisting of old man by the name OF beaVer e
and his three sons, all Of whom are nara Sspets'
who had often laughed to seorn the ADVICE and
entreaties of pious though very eccentric MN
ister, who residedio the same town. II happenr-
ID one of the boys was bitten by a rattlesnake,
and was expected to die, when the minister was
cent for in great haste. On his arrival he found
the young man very penitent, and anxious to be
prayed with. The minister, calling onthe family,
kneeled down and prayed in this wise: 90, Lord
we thank the for rattlesnakes; we thank thee be-
cause rattfesnake has bit Jim. We pray thee
send a rattlesnake to bite John; send one to bite
ELL; send one to bite Sam; and, 0 Lord, send
the biggest kind ofa rattlesnake to bite the old
man, for nothing but rattleshakes will ever bring
the Beaver famiysto repentance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
Probate Notice.

=
IN Executors and administrators following Estates
o m Of s1 M
inthe office Of the Judge ofsad
estsd, until the 9th day of June, a. b. 1853.
William I.sWileox's Estate Final Settlement.
: 6azaIieI aasI d,per Pertsr's :. :. do do DO do
DANIEL DANIEL ;: BAR, Barnes s pss,,., dsh % %
aald.ls Eoot.s Do DO
Hsnry Boar Guardian to oriTia Boar Settlement =
Horace Camp, do to to Edyard E va ,l3 lB3radshaw, do
3,ise Watsen eh aiiHn, do Enward Asn and ais do
-. . LHTHER 1gIg L. BROWN, Pr0b:te s j, Judge.
The stts saan19 Of Ohio the Court of Common Pleas
r,,is Io5n dsshaIaa ehapn,aphI hs AND His..
Unknown heirs ofsabrina '',sss0','
TINE unknown heirs of sbrina White, deceased late of
Portage county Ohio, are hereby Motif d that said Phs
anfor said county, their settling forth that said
g capa o. + the hss M at At law Ia @ Of said and saS ha
seyeTal the fan part of the premises in said
that the other heirs at law said sabrina Wite deceased
and tenants in common with the petitioner in said premises
The petition pra that by mees and bonds The
part promises may be off said Julia Chapnan
9s Ds nsf hsa N sTRaWbsR SsEatdSi se BROWN,
Rayenna, O., May Sad 1883. sss.z--------- 4w4Io
sheriG's Sale.
DY rirture of writ Levari Facias TO directed and de-
Is vered from tho Court Common Pleas fPortsgecoun-
y shall expose TO sale public vendue at the Court House
in the town of Ravenpa, s5
s On Saturday, the 4th dag Of June, meet,
between the O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock P.
NJ said day, the interest of John Carlisle in and to the fol-
lowing described lands and tenemerts to wit:
In Lots 5, and 81, partly West in the West side
of Village Plat of Harrisport, in Paris Ferage county Ohio
which street is on the west side in said Plat, and
has never used occupied street, snce the
laid out and also the dwelling house of said Carlisle
erected on the side the Village Plat said Harrsror
and partly sid West street, which on the vest side of said
said Village, and mentioned in said complainants
bill. : @'
Taken property Of John Carlisle where
in James CaiaEder Complainant. and John Carlisle
George Loveless JOAN Barne. Crate, and Noah Dull,were
respondents. --F
Appraised at $237 90. - x - -
| sherif's Once Portage county,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
SHERIFF OFFICE, Po8rAeE COUNTY,
=. April 3Gth, a D 1Sa2.
.R, Eggl lg,j;yE,E.

B. Ea.E'ESL E.
BOOKSELLER. Statoner, and dealer in Fancy articles
TOYS, Musical instruments, north of the PresS
House. general assortment of School and Miscelneo
Books and Sti onery for sale mt the lowest prices Those
WISHING purchase respectfully invited call and
ne my assortment.
s.zzIay2, 1852. ..-s.gf- 362
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
indian EsoaaIence.

~ - X Il
T he Toronto Watehman Of the soth ultimo,l
contains an earnest appeal from the Indians Of
Rice Lake. to the whites, begging them to stay@t
the .plange OF fIntemperanceW which has been com
mnnicated to them by the children of the forest.
Some passages in the appeal are exceedingly selo-
quent and touching. It says
ssThe Ave villages. Ainwiek. Rice lake Mud
Lake. schoogog and Credit, are all that is leftzofl
the Mississagan tribe Indians. Save US. our
white brothers. save US. s.. -
.sLong ago you came to US and asked for place
to build your. wi gwama, we gave you country;
say, was it worth giving = We now ask you for
deliyerance from an enemy we ourselres.cannot1
overcome, Ike everything else Of the white man,
it is too strong for us We do love our homes,
and we do fight this invader of their purity and
being; but our ranks are getting thinner and
weaker; eur deadly foe is marching onward
wasting Destroyed crushing, victor to the West!
-aMy white brothers- -eouId the soul of the dead
Chippewas and MohaWks killed by the fre-water,
come from the land Of Shade, and come up by
the door Of the Whiskey trader from the city Of
. Rock to the head of the big lake, town and Eil-
lage would be crowded BY the pale outcast; red no
more, hetotems of their fathers loss, hopeless! -!
The track of q canoe zcannet be seen upon the
water nor tail of an eagle in the Clouds SO dies.
the poor drunken Indian! Hi canoe shoots down
the stream struck with the poison the white man
bro't; his spirit flies into the dark cloud.-he IS
gone-who caresa In a few winters so will our
race pass away! Scattered, weak and helplees,==
who caresa s. - IS Ss
1--WE US back our woods and the deer. Give
: US back wigWams and our fathers virtue!
"a. Save US oarssWhite brothers, save usa AZ dy-a
ing race impiores You. Z, Put out the blue flame
that is now consuming US! gu ca n '5s74@9 s.:5
0TPeople who lock into things, think they
see into them. ething, however, ,4eould be more
unfounde ed. The iortsaer requires nothing but op-
tics; the latter optics and brains. Let twenty
men look at the caloric engine, and not more
thanone Of that twenty viii seesspything by q
hugh mass Of iron, and an i'll smelling Gre stoker.
Piaee all the uncolleeted newspaper files il
America IN sone heap, and you would erect a
mountain higher tllah any in the unEerse.s
- : -sl4z-7ss y az:
A late writer, in speaking of Boston philan-
tFophy. says it consists in loving Ii aeni1 gen.
esals and hating every man in paftieu ular-s. rg-
gers alone accepted. S
Spend nine shillings every lime you earn : :
dollar AIabitious feninines will please notice
4 you wish to make yoursel f a fayorite witt
your neighbors buy dog, nd tie him up in stIt
cellar, or yard at night. They'll not sleep any
that night for thinking of you.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

Piace all the uncol lleeted aewspa aper files il
america inso heap, and you would erect a:
mountain higher tllah any in the uiiversess,s, :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

Darius Lyman,
Attorney Law Rayenna Portage County Ohio Office in
n AlIenss Block. @e :7ss3 - -'-fst
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

PoP THE QuEsT1oN.-A young lady said to her
beau, after fifteen years courtship, Charles l am
going out Of town tomorrow. ;, u,
ssWhere!'
81 don't know #sgss-eE5-z5. - So ~
. When are you. coming backa a
..Never."
What are YOU going fors' ss7s. Z.
Lam going to look for something which you
have not, never had, and yet can give me, without
any losssto yourself" : sss8s sz.g.1
"You are welcome to it, / am sure; but what
is it!' ..sSs sslesS Is - Z - q sss2aeEe
"A husband'' % fe-sss.sz 49,
!"Why you might have had that fifteen years
ago. you had only said the word, but was afraid
to Begin .ss=5-i5 IS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01
II. par.a,ele.

j. FsaffaaeEe, $500 .sasss.s,e
Clock and Watch Maker Silver Smith and Jeweler in B.
Littles Book Store Ravenna, Ohio, where will be found
good assortment of Watches Clocks, Jeweiy and Fancy
Goods ss555s.es'5y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

sFa5s q. ~ Doctor W.. Clark, .as
Has remoyedt to Franklin Mills Residence the corner,
a afestdoors sonth of the Episcopal Church. -
March rs. stz.sf-zs7
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

oall the numerous medicines extan aifd some te
sser e. ,f %
Others cure sone,es all lines daaihdiseassso
do ns ssn ss
with ths dseeens We DO 9r
that have known m value win be witAea. aa by s
timely use, they from the
of Coughs and Colds which neglected, dpen into aalson
TIE Diploma Of tic vas sfdaats
also, as Medals ii three grsat Il il
pema @ 9sis S sfssSs
sideraon Of its est5aorda and usefauesi an
Ra the eiswins opfnon founded o ne long
d te S clnen. q TIE fo.ssnt Jo,s Ky %
Five years trial Of your CfinaRY PreroR in my tece,
that colds and cgughs
U s @ ssssi9 Il saa} as PssaiasS @ no Ses aap,
sg he Th,o ee.l5 ans Iensy sa ean 3 ssss 81 n
wh,t it las done wasted ~ ony Ia
the following casea, but a thousand more:
Dr. Ayer1n tle month Of July by syt-
oleht dirrhRa IN tha mites Of California fsnrnsa tdAn
ts and diet. y diarnesa Ceased was .3by
severe cough and much iirly eE soas,
20 grow no Whs S rs Il s
Sss on nnss msst eSnf sS s 3
what my friends ali cyed. Al this tim ansnced tk
deriving benefit from its ss You would slotatereiys
isa ha inSs hS y faa nj hs @ site s s
fully stofel / abuts it to tbs OF yoar CHERRY
I WILLIAM W -.SAiiTE IA -.
| WssHtNd1oN, Pa, April y, lSIe
Dear Feeling that have been f6l rfenrs
crave through your strunenaiity Of God
viii take tho liberty 70 express 70 gfa.ads
reduced me too low to leave ansthns ks EoIs, wo,i
Physician bronght yoar Personals. segnsd
TO ffo ininedats relief and In weeks time has
restored sound bealt If it will others
done for you certainly of the bsnefcozs
kind. e9s fsitse sF.s BssSf
/ Sincerely wishing you every blessing am, { $780,
4 = Very respectfully years, -
.. JOHN J. CLARKE, Rector or stPetes's cLpee;,.rs
With such and from such men, stronger proof
can be addHeed unless il from iiIoi tsis
II PREPARED AND S0LD,B BY JAMES C,AYER.
lss ssl1 Praetieh etenist, Lows III tsi ~. ~
For sale by ISA iC SWIFT Ravena; lr saac Coles Pal
nyra; Day Mann Ds,rheld J. II ragus, I'D;
j. w Cone Franklin Mills j. Campb IL, s,i
& by Drug. lists sgenerllr.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

yqr,u:n rpegtroyeaa. :.

VPTEhEsM DGSEEWyt1 t1eEs
3XTITHoUT FAIL In ANY INSTANCE Lewis Yer
w min Destroyer promises complete ddance of Rats,
Mce Bedhugs and ali other Vermn The articles included
in this composition innocent, contain
ing not particle Of poison, but when combined, create
which expodes the stomach and consequently destroys life
in time. As it has affected the stomach the
becomes heutrazed and viii affect nothing thereafter
50 that there danger in under any circu-
stances. For sale by I. SWIFT, Ravenna. sfss s
Price25 cents per box. .tsLs dec 25
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

s:A Girl OF eighteen may love Gould it is true,
But believe me- dear sir, it is Gould without U.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

a late writer, in speaking of Boston philan-
trophy. says e consists in loving ali nenin gen.
eFals and hating every man in paftieu Mig
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-01

GTILL WITH YOU.-The subscriber not having disposed
y of his stock in trade proposed has sitsd the East
Cities and made his purchases of goods the Winter
pain and has the pleasure of presenting to the public
tae best of Books Statonry Fancy articles ant
toys, offered in Portage County An endless variety
at Unparalleled low prices Please call where you
the cheapest and best assortment at Sore north of the
Preutiss House, q s3<tsN - flzsS B. hITTI
Rlvenna, Nov. Oath, 1859. z -.aE-ss s4 ss555 =. .