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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBBS,
ANAL YTIcAI PHYSICIAN.

WILL BERN attendance at his Rooms as follows.
Prentss House, "Wednesday and Thursday h and
AKRON: cobb's Exchange Monday afternoon and Tuesday,
9th and 7th June.
cLEvHL.sD: Wedde House, Thursday and Frny, 18th and
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases the LIVER Lungs
Kidneys or Spleen In6ammations Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shortness Of Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia, drop
sy, weakness Nervous disabilities Resessncss Loss
appetite Constipation Deangement OF the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swellings any long standing
eases, are invited to CALL
No CHARGE CoNsULrAT !Dr T., neither bleeds
bsters nor hea Homapath he uses Mercury Ar
senic Anthony, other mineral medical agents
he Thompsonian he neither gives emecs His the
of diseases differs from all others that have been adopted
but not SO than his system of treatment. He does moi
aay any nervous irritation, by patching with anodynes
Material Aid for Dispeptics.
Inc attention Of aboring with indigestion Is
invited to testimonials given the month These with
score of similar already published and hundreds
to whom am permitted 10 refer verbally residing In nearly
every town on the Reserve question the
rlorlty OF remedies employed for that disease.
CASE 1s Mrs. Laura Shuttek Hampden township, Geau
ga county disease first manifested by pain in the stomach
succeeded by capcous Appetite indigestion, acidty
pain through chest shoulders heavi
ness ana ulness with great debility For nearly
mad strength sit during entire
-Four inherent physicians had treated the perserngy
With very little strength, and less hope success patient
commenced use of remedies which
until cure Effected For six months has taken med
en ana says stomach never in better condition than
Entire cost of treatment analy tcally $7,75.
CASE 3D. David Smith, Leroy Lake county, suffered from
periods of vomiting and distress Of stomach with the varied
symptoms usually accompanying Intellectual attempts
ieve bad been made by practoners sregular and egu
lar Vomiting speadily arrested, few months treat
men removed disease entirely Now appetite and
are good., Reports himself nell man.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

Notice.
HE qualified electors Village of Ravenna hereby
notified to meet at the Academy, Saturday, the 2sh
ns to vote for against assessment School pupo-
of Three Mills the dollar valuation of taxable
ty within said Village corporation.
JOHN H. EBBERT,l
S. A. GfLLETT, Board of Education.
GEO. MESSINGER3
Ravenna, May 7. 1853.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the first of
Jnne for the construction of 300 rods of sidewalk four
feet wide to be made of White Oak plank six inches wide
inches thick laid croswse to stringers of White Oak by
inch cantng, and spiked down with l2c na to be accept
the commissioner and be completed the Goth
September. STEPHEN R. FREEMAN, Recorder.
Recorders Office, Ravenna Vage,l
May 9, 1853. 3w410
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Sherif,S Sale.

Y vrture of Levar Facias to me directed and de.
vered from the Court Common Pleas of Portage
shall expose sale at public vendue at the Court House
in the town of Ravenna,
On Saturday, the 4th day of June, nert,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M and four
NJ of said day. the interest of John Carlisle in
lowing described lands and tenements to wits
In Lots s.. and 81 partly West street, in the West side
Of Village Plat of Harrpo in Paris Portage county, Ohio
which street is the west side of Lot No. said Plat and
has been used occupied street, since the
laid out, and also the dwelling house Of Carlisle
erected the Wesside of the Village Plat Harrispor
and partly in said West street, which the side of
Lot 81 in said Village and mentioned in said complanants
bill.
Taken in execution the property of John Carlisle where
in James g. Calender complainant and John Carlisle,
George Loveess John Barnes, Grate and Noah
respondents
Appraised at $237,00.
s,,.,,r,. e.,. JAMES WOOD s. shss..z:: s. s.z:
MOS A. D. issa.
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The rak. Law--writ Of Error,

a writ of error has been obtained from the
Supreme Court Of the United States, with writ
Of ofsnpsrcedeas to the Supreme Court of Ohio,
which removes the case Of the Ohio Life and
Trasf Go. to the Supreme Court of the United
states, for = decision Of the constitutional ques-
SS6insolysd in the tax lsw.a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
3 DRHSS-MAKING I!
Road Notice.

hereby given that petition will be presented to
$ Honorable Board of Commissioners of Portage
ty their session. praying for atsraton in the road
that may commencing the East and West
road in said ued the North East of Ncho
las land, in said Lot No. 8, and thence South
said Mers land ESQ that the East side of said road be
line between the lands of said Miller and Robert B.
Fenton and David Way and Harrison Way said lot No.
s where the present location of said road the West
line of said David Harrison Ways land said lot
Snfeld, April 80, 1s53 *4w4e9
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JAurrirh.

On the ID ns in Daerfed, by Rev G. Brown Mr. julius
DAY. Ravenna and Miss MATILDA B. VINAL, of the former
place.
AT the Collins House. the 5h ns by Andrew ia ckson,
ESQ.,, Mr. THoMAs SMITH, and S. A. DAvIs all of Aurora.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
FTJR,NTTTTR,E.

A NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOM, just opened, one
door East of Halls Book Sore Main Street, where
may be onnd all kinds of Cabinet Ware prices
assortment of Cofins of various Sizes.
ALsoThe largest best and cheapest assortment of plain
ana fancy chairs offered in this market consisting
every variety of cane bottoms from to s dollars sett
Rocking nursery and Office chairs and wood
bottoms in common All of which will be sold
land prices lhavc also choice lot Looking Glasses which
can sell little below Ravenna prices.
April 25th, 1853. 4w4Oe T. G. PHILLIPS.
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SANTA Annals Return.

| Santa Anna arrived in the city of Mexico on
Sunday morning, the 18th ult, amidst the rejoic-
ings of the inhabitants, who testified by their
ner the great joy they experienced at his return.
| The whole city was brilliantly illuminated at
night, and amidst the booming of cannon and fir
ing of rockets their new chief resumed his power.
Santa Annals reception along the road from
Vera Cruz to Mexico is said to have been most
enthusiastic. Triumphal arches were erected at
the different towns, and he was every where re-
ceived with acclamations, firing of cannon, ring
ing of bells, burning of fireworks and other dem
onstrations fjoy. On Friday, the 18th inst, he
arrived at Guadalupe.
Ithas been supposed that he would form his
Cabinet while at Guadalupe, but as yet no ind-
cations had been given as to who would be named
The Ssglo recommends the following list, Foreign
Relations, Jose Maria Tornel; Justice, Thebdosio
Lares; Treasury, Luis de 10 Rosa; war, Gen.
Almonte.
Santa Anna was met by Mr.. Farwell on the
road between Perote and Puebla on the 18th,
&C accompanied by a large escort of cavalry
Great preparations were being made to give him
public and enthusiastic reception in the city;
.illuminations, fire works, military displays, &C.,
were being arranged upon the most extensive
scale. Troops were stationed along the road from
Puebla to the capital, to act as body guard
The General proceeds to Guadalajara from Mexi-
CO, to make his acknowledgements to the people
of that city for his nomination. The recent rev.
olution has filed the road in all parts of Mexico
with banditti, and scarcely day passes that the
diligences not stopped and robbed.
Gen. Lombardini had created the post of
Captain General of Land and Sea, with salary
of $l2, 900 year, and had named Santa Anna
to that post. Santa Anna declined the honor
The Monitor says it does not recommend any
person for the Cabinet, because to judge from ap-
Pearanees the occupants should be angels.
The Instructor says the Monitor and Sigzo have
commenced moderate opposition to Santa An
ma, but with SO much timidity it should think they
perceived the odor of the prisons of Perote and
Matamoros.
1t is said statue of Gen. Santa Anna is to be
erected in the Square of Tacubaya.
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FOR THR SPRING TRADE

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention Mer-
generally to Constantly su AMI on
prses thing usually kept in Grocery and Provsioa
which we are prepared to sell as low
Feeling grateful friends for their liberal patronage
extended to them that them greater
inducements this season, than before
The following comprises portion Of our stock:
COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
sUGAK, MoLAss ANDs SYRUP.
oe o basSe ds aas
New oeaus Molasses; Cardenas do Green stuas syrup
SPICES.
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard Can do;
Pepper Sauce; Cassa Ground Pepper and cinnamon
FRUITS.
Boxes N Rasns; Layer do Cluster dos seedless do ;
Boxes and Drums Figs Almonds; Brazil Nuts Filberts;
English Wanuts Pea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts Leuorice Olive
Oil; Lemons and Oranges.
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; Imperial; Old Hysou; Black;
. FISH.
Goldfish; Macnerel; Whitehsh Trout; Pickerei No. and
ToBAC coEs.
Kentucky Six Twist Sweet Cavendish: Baltimore spun
smoking
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, DC.
soar AND CANDLES.
DE- Se & sa
Candles; Sperm do; Stearine do; Taow do.
OIL.
Linseed Sperm: Lard: Sweet
U D r I E 8.
Bed cords Painted Pai Tubs British Lustre Gopperas;
twine Cordage; Indigo; Pickles. Sardines; Tapoca
caroni; Rice -four; Bsskets Whip hashe Cream Tartar;
Sup. Carb Sods Sal Soda Tartarc Acid Whiting; Putty;
Flour Sulphur ottar Saltpetre Batting Spruce Gum;
Blackng Gassware stoneware; Paper Ink Brooms Lime;
Matches Powder Candies; Saleratus Starch; English split
Pea Usage Orange Seed for Hedges; Toys Wallets Snuff
Boxes Steel Pens Lead Pencs Sates Slate Pencils; Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c.
P R VI BIOL MS.
Flour; Buekwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans Dried Beef Lard; HAMS Shoulders; Pork Fish;
Butter Turnips Peas corned Beef Cheese Rce Crackers
Pickles; onon Beets; Tongues; Maple Molasses; do Su
gar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep fresh and full throughout the
and solicit examination from any disposed
purchase.
n BCash paid for all kinds of country Produce
in exchange for Good at rates which will be satisfactory
H. w. SMITH & CO.
Ravenna. April 18th, 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

APPOINTMENTS FOR SUMMIT. Cove learn,
from a gentleman just returned from Washington
City, that E. W. PERRIN has been appointed Post
Master, for Akron, and Mr.. L'Homnedieu for
Cuyahoga Falls. Other appointments for Sum-
NIT had bee n made, but the names ofthe new
officers have not reached us. AS this intelligence
comes through Judge Bliss, who is now at Wash
ington, we have no doubt of its reliability. Mr..
Adams, the present incumbent, has been an eff
cient officer and retires without murmur. We
do not know Mr.. LII, but we know that Mr. P.
will make an accommodating oficer.-summ.it
Beacon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

Sheriff Sale.
RY virtue Of two writs Of Fl to and deliver
ID the Court of Common Pleas, of Portage county,
Ohio shall expose public vendue, at the Court
House in the town of Ravenna, on
Saturday, the 4th day Of June, msrt,
of said day. the following described lands and enemens to
Situated and being in the township ofstreetsborou
county ofPortage and State of Ohio and of Lot eeyen
corner of land by Lyman White to A. B. Nash,
the Cleveland weve Turnpike, running from thence
twenty rods 10 j. l. Eldrdges and thence South-eastery
along said Edge's decided by LYMAN White
dridges rods, continuing in the direction
Turnpike Road thence along said Turn
pike of begnnng supposed to contain about two
Taken executions property Of john Smith,
s@h tan sS' of the State of oh0 William and '0n
-1tf'''0' ~ JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff.
sherf's Office, Portage county,,
WARN wEATHER.-The only thing to keep the head
Mareubo Hat just Spring stock
tonish the natves.' JAS. TW1TT & Co.
Ravenna, April a5 1858.
DALM LEAF:-Any quantity Of Palm Leaf Hats from 10
i cts, to shillngs apr 25. JAS. .TWIfT & Co.
MARIcUBo HATS best Hat f.. Sumner INN wear %
WI tant. apr sS. JAS. T"fir q 70.
4 GOOD PANAMA HAT can be purchased for $780, the
April IS -. JAMES TWITT & Co.
Sugar and MOlaSSes.
% HHDs Sugar; 90 bbls Molasses; just received at
~ march II HORR'S.
MuSlimS, &c.
Cwss Null Muslin; India and Victoria Lawns Drapery
y Musns; Ghemisettes and Habits; Lace Collars; Muslin
and pointed do; Muslin Sleeves; Muslin Founcng Floun
ced Skirts; Corded do Thread Edings and Insertions Cam
brio do Swiss do; Saxony do Linen Hdkfs Cambria do at
ROWELL, WITTER & CO.
Ribbons.
LARGE assortment of Bonnet, Cap, Lutestrng and Vel
n vet Ribbons, at ROW ELL, ,WlFTER q Co.
---E--- Gloves.
DIX and Cord Kid Gloves; do do, silk do; Plain and
ID Embd silk do; do do Lsle do Blk Silk Mitts, plain and
emb'd, at ROWELL, WITTER & co.
HARRISONS Hair oil, Hair Dye Philoeome hair Beaut
III Ger, Cp3ogpe &c. For sals ss >4asurs-.'
q.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
Tn Possss sts soania of Gh the Court of Common Pleas
+ Joel Chapman, and
Julia Chapman, his wife,

The State of Ohio, Tn tho eorr+ of roumo, p,o,.
Portage county IS. !
Joel Chapman, and
Julia Chapman, his wife, !
= Petition Tor Partition.
Unknown heirs OF Sabrina
White. deceased.
TNHE unknown heirs of Sabrna White, deceased late OF
ecounty, Ohio, hereby notified that said plfs
have t: day filed in the Court of Common Pleas within
anor said county their petition therein setting forth that said
Julia Chapman of the heirs at law Of said Sabrina
White decd, is entitled to have set off to her and hold in
severay the full onefourh part of the premises in said
on described The petitioners further state in said petition
other heirs law, of said Sabrna Whte deceased
and tenants in common with the petitioner in said premises
are unknown.
petition prays by metes and bonds the onefourh
part said premises be set off to said Julia Chapman to
be by her held in scverally, &c.
sTRAWDER& & BROWN, Atty's. for Pet
Rayenna, O., May 9, A. d. 1853. 4w4I0
MII5lMBRy & DRBSS-MAKzNG =!
MRS. C. RICHARDSON, would respectively inform the
M Ladies of Ravenna and vicinity that she has opened
shop for Millinery and DressMakiug and has just received,
direct from New York. all the fashions for Dresses Mant
tia and Chdens clohing with splendid assortment of
Bonue French Lace Belgrade Excelsior; also, Shrred
Silk Hats with variety OF Rbbons long and short Mitts
Gloves French colars Under sleeves Chemisetts with
many other Goods too numerous to MENTION She will sell as
low purchased elsewhere of the same quality
Cutting and fitting done short notice. Dress makers
supplied with Patterns Ladies, please call and examine for
yourselves.
Shop residence, Main doors from Judge Days
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NEW BO0KSI NEW BO0KSII

lVEW DUOiAOi NEW OOONOii
TEWETT'S Lectures on Temperance; Sargents Temper
Tales Aurthurs Six Nights with Washington
ans; Fifty Arguments in favor of the Anti Liquor
Maine Law by citizen OF Maine White Slavery in the Bar
barry States, by Hon. Charles Sumner; Key Uncle Toms
Cabin, by Harriet Beeeher Stowe; Wide Wide World Life
Picures Peep of Day. Line upon Line by Author of Peep
of Day; Here Little and There Little Preeept upon Pre-
cept Lofty and Lowly Lady of the Lake. embeshed;) Old
Guard of Napoleon, by Headly Walter Coon's Books; T.
s. Aurthurs Select Tales beautifully bound choice stock
of beautifully bound Bibles and Testamens Also, Sta
honery Blank Books, &C., variety received and
very cheap for Ready Pay, at HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, April 81, 1853
~ ofthem at Horr's cheap and selling fast. apF23
Doors AND SHoEsA great variety of all styles for La
u dies Gents, and Children received from the manufacture
and warranted, selling cheap at
April g. 1883 HoRR's.
OOO HATS-Sk, Panama, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Straw,
CCU and all other styles of Hats, cheap at
April g. HoRR'S
T. INGHAMs-A pile of them selling at one shilling per
VI yard, by apr % A. V. HoRR.
FASHIONABLE TAILORIIGi
GEORGE w. SToUFFER, having taken the shop recently
VI occupied by Joseph Alcorn is prepared execute all
work in his nc the shortest notice. and he trusts the
entire satisfaction of his customers. He will keep hand
he will sell cheap any other establishment in the place.
share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
Shop in Swifts building, opposite the Court House.
Rayenna, April 49, 1853
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TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS
LARGE supply just received at the Eagle Clothing Store
the county, Call and see them. =
April 90, 1853. CHAS GREENFIELDER
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

EAR THQUAKEs AT WAsH1NGToN.- Daily
Republic reports slight earthquake at the Me-
tropolis. The tremulous motion was quite per-
ceptible, As we find no notice of the phenome-
non in the Union, we are disposed to think that
the Repu5lic has confounded recent torn-out in
some of the Departments with bona fde convul-
sion Of nature. The mistake is natural under
the circumstances.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

STATE FAIR ADDREss.-The Dayton Journ al
has learned that Senator Pierce, of Maryland, "a
very able man, has accepted the invitation to deliv
er the Address at the Ohio State Fair, to be held
at Dayton in September.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
i FIR ST INVOICE
SPRING 6 SUMMER GOODS,

beautiful assortment and good variety of
q the Spring stgs Of Bonnets, some Eery pretty Rib
bons to match The subscribers have menced and win
receive In the next days. their Of Spring and Sum
Goods We have spared pains The
complete in and will endeayor to sat
sy all who may favor with call that willing to work
for small profts. = ssssz.-. s,..=
C. e.. J. G. PRENTIss.
Ravenna, April 10. 1855,
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0E The sp ritual knockings, moving tables
&C., have appeared in Vienna, Austria, and are
there designated an American discoverey. Ia
excites considerable attention. The phenomina
are attributed to electricity.
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NEW GOODSi new GOODS!!

" HORR is now receiving few cases OF Spring sad
"A. Summer Goods, among which viii be found gpo1
assortment Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, &C., &c.
GOOD GINGHAMS varrGRted fast oelors, at s1s shsnf
LADIES ROBES, styies just received and sslns q
Ten shillings and up. ~.
Shalersville, April, 1853. A. N.Aokh.
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Sheriff,s Office, Portage county,l
Nav 9th 1853.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-20
GOOD ADVICE TO THE YOUNG

stBe industrious and economical Waste
neither time nor money in small and useless
pleasures and indulgenccs. If the Young can
be induted 10 save the moment .hey enter on
the paths Of life, the way will yer become ca
scr before them, and they will not fail to OBJ
tain mp'tency, and that without denying
Themselves any of the real necessaries and com
flrts Of life.
$40 industry and economy, add self reliance.
DO not take took much advice. The business
man must keep at the helm and steer his ewn
sAip. In early life, every one should he taugh,
TO think for himself. mans talents are nev
cr brought out until he is thrown to some extent
upon his own resources If in difficulty he has
only to ran to his principal, and then implicitly
obey the directions he may receive, he will
never acquire that aptitude Of PERCEPTION neccs
sary to those who hold important sta'ions. A
certain degree Of independent feeling is essen
tial to the full devclopement o. the nteIlt ctual
character.
ssAttend t, the miaaiioe Of the business,
email things as well as great. See that the store
is opened early, goods brushed up, twine and
nails picked up, and all ready for action
'Remember that punc'ua!hy is the mother oi
confidence. It is not enough that the merchant
fulills his cnga gements /; le must do what he IN.
dertakes precisely at the time as well as in the
way he agreed to-
''Be frank Say what you mean. Do what
20 say. So shall your friends know and take it
for granted that you mean to do wi hat is just and
right.
MARY carly. The man Of business should
marry as soon as possible after twenty two or
twenty three years OF age. A oman of mind
will conform to the necessities of the d,y of
small beg innings ANA in choosing a wife, man
should look at ST. The heart end The mind:
Sd The Person. john Grirg
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-20
ROMANCE REAL LIFE.

John Asphrn, whose sudden death on Mon-
day VAS noticed in our columns, is TO be bur-
led this if.ergoon. MIR. Aspden one Of the
English claiman'5 of he immense estate left by
Matthias AspdeE. Before the case was decld-
ed in the Snprcna Court in favor of the Atne
rican heirs, the latei proposed to the deceased
la compromise The matter and offered 10 pay
him the sum of S.. 20, ,9@0to relinqlish his claim;
this he refused 10 do, and the decision OF the
court cut h,ln off without iarthng. On III N
day morning. the estate was divided between
he heirs at law, end almost at he same mo-
umnt John Aspden fell dead at a tavern in
Carers Alley, OF disease et The heart, supposed
10 have been induced hy disappein' menu and
modification. At the time oi his death, his
pockets contained 2 solitary cent has entire
To.d1Y the nan who might have
been possessor of a quarter Of million o!
dollars will he borne 10 his grave from an Oh
scure part Of the Dts,r,ci Of Southwark. Truth
ia quite a. strange as fiction --Pait Baftet{n.