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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19
Stick Salea

PTnIADF1TMA. Aug IS -ReporTeJ by Keen & Tsvor.- =
Fsyyt Board ~ GO PsDps 5'a 93H; 1000 Rich Diet
Coupon 6's, IS 9t1s 200 do, "a; 600 schuyhlu Nav
6's. s2. 80, .s6. 600 Reaoiee RRGs 10 e. 81 shs
3oT: 10 do Sos<; 100 do, s0si Reading RR, 4lis:
DO IS Az; 100 long blanc kR 1873 100 do, l5s; 200
DO cash I6k. 100 d. b5 1915 100 do 2dsys. 1594 800
4ssi: 80 slatehill Gold c.. q; Kentucky Rank, 3D.
iTI Betueen Boards = Go 600 Pcnns 5's, 20, s4k
zoo R,,srg RR daya al 200 do rs, Al; 16 Scso,lki
Nav O.. REC 8oa1 100 Long Isard b56nt l5si; loo
do -, Iba: 100 Gra,d Bark % 1881. Second Board :
al coo perm. 5's g3M; eco Leheh 6s 10 3D. 97Js
SEQ JStIeh Mort 6's i01; "a 600 schny h Nav 8s 80
rs i9h GOO do, 49, 1915; ieoo wiiTiugton FIR o,s
90 100 his Reading RR, % Al loo Long Island Re
II: 100 SCI u, kin Nav preferred rs. 3oA 10 peuna RI
4ssI; IL Kentucky Rik Ill lttv Board 81 oot
sohu,,u Nav o. 49, b5 7sh: 100 sps schuslkilt Ma,
rrerrred 3tK 100 Long i.po RE- Sd, 15s 700 Do, b5
i5X; 100 DO, "a, 15x. Market steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19

IAuScmD-The splendid thip Eurociydon. bu,It soe
Mesr- Hancock Dasso OF Philsdsoh,s was .r..S6
fI.D the 81 ard Of Msssrs Gardner BALTIMORE IN T
dag evening about Fix o'clock Sho over fourteen =.
dred tons burhen aud the largest nsrchso at yesss e.
ouiit In that city Inc Mesns Gs,doer are now gestng
Sds same frrn which will be immediately commenced.
AZ Boston Monday evening by Mr. Magoun, . cl;u-
vr nip of sbont $40 called the 0cs.n Pearl OWED
by Mss Aipbsus Hardy Co. and ,shaa Sears Aud
To be c. handed by Capt WINTHROP Sears recsntly q
etsamssp liam Penn She will load for san Fraac'.oo
In Besaps lc,0thy DAVE & Co.. line The Ocean Psarf
VISA built u ths perrin tencsnce Of M WIN Dan to
q Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19

From the Neg Orleans Pcay ure Aug II ]
BY the steamship Texas, Captain Place. which
arrived this morning from Vera Cruz, we have re-
ceived files of the Eco del Concrete of that place to
the It'll, and Of papers from the city of Mexico to
the Sd inst.
The Texas left Vera Cruz on the sth. She brings
the following passengers
Msssrs G. W. Burr Major A. Mo -decsi q. 8. A.. and
servant: Lieut. J Hsn-oa. U. s N DE- G. f. Cooper.
q A C. c. Bowes Berea lady, caid, and servant
O. VI Willie, IL. Miranda, A G. De Coso, Y. Osio J
Dords, P. SalAzar, Weigbsman. W. q. Roberts Mr..
Buchan. p Baker, Beistegur G. Gore, and ten in the
sIee,age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19
BURNING OF THE DEAD.
( WASHINGTON CITY
The Yellow Fever ar Sea.

Tie ship John Cumming Captain Favurs, hound from
Nes Orieaus To Boz dsaux spoken by che revenue
cutter Hamilton. Captain Rudolph, aud found e.
have the 10 fever board and to be ia eaky
din The ca plain DIED Saturday last, and vas
buried On bee Island Sunday. Three Of the
sId the only 6aseEger board had died OF the fever
curing the passage. The ship how anchored Cock
.pul Rosds where every attention wi1 be paid to
siader Of tie crew-Sdrdnnoh Republican, august Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19
TELEG RAPHIC,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IA, 1853.
The total deaths Of the last week foot up 1882 Of
which 800 we're from yellow fever.
TIE Howard Association have taken charge of 5000 or
40e persona and expect to have the number increased
to 7,CGo, at ccst OF $40 each.
Many Of mercantile houses close business st 8
O'Clock.
The fever continues bad ever and tho weather is
still unfaTorAbie.
BURNING OF THE DEAD.
LOUISVILLE, August Is, 1853.
private despatch frcm New Orleans that the
authorizes being unabs to bury all the dead last week.
1dfsd end {. entyf dead bodies burned.
AID FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1862
The contributions in this city for the relief Of the suf
ferers a. New Orleans, already exceed So OOo The
May has sen. COO through Messrs Cocoran and
Riggs.
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Tcsep vpnlc Marine RoportA.
sosrou, Aug 10.
lv'g Arvede Rochelle

Herald Maine Correspondence
ED0ARrOwn, Aug Is.
Ar1ived-U steamer 'or.in. surveying; scar Gexes
Jorts, LNck. Ph lad.lp oh = for Boston. -
l6th-Sd hip Massachae stts (of Nsntuckst) Mckee
SOFA fur Pac,ac
Is port s,esmer Corwin and sshr George Inn.
bya bsl0w unknown. Wind
Al in port sehr Rival Dunno (arr II h from holmes,
Hole for Boston)
PmADI.IElx, Aug I8-f PW
AUived-shp Megunt'co.k Fairbanks, Leghoru bark
Oak RYDER Boston; beigs vets (IHen) aan.s Boston:
stephen Young Labor Pictou EASre Cro weI Bo .ton
M.aus, Hetrick Htlshoro, Ms: Nospa Yo-t NYsdk:
Emma, Baker Boston VIM n Grotop, Gsvar do; I,adxs,
Bragg, do; Chico Emery, and David Aiken Bsker
Boston. Brazilian Bray NYork l. Coeersli Costreli n
Haven; tci,rs Mnisbar, CottYsl Provscsnce: EmmS.
He cbkiss R.Ddcut; sorsh Ann Ro~, stssley J.s we'd
Baker. and WIN NJ rd. Cro~.R Boston, Srar, Mckee,
sor. Providep So; Betty Jsnsins BabbtiRs B.oror.
Ysn'lc Kslsr saeb,as; Flora Crosby. E.s.ssrt Ena.,
vincs,own; steam e, KenDebec Clark NYork
Clesrsd,Bart Ros.rs SNOW eoston orig. G-o.o.,
trel Cstneli Portsnd schra Bolton Me shon sre-
TIN: CoDie Sears Hoxoury; Hannah Bach, Hill kAi.ber
Costren Ellen Bsi~,t and Globe, Matthews, Boston;
B Barnard, Farnsworth Salem.
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By SANDY Hook PRINTING Tn RRAfH
1m HIGmASDs Aueuet $3.50 PM.
One bark sDd two brgs anchored the Spit. Ali the
other out ward bouI vessels have gone to sea.
Two ships aud bark In the ofng. Three briggs 60
ing In past the bar-no signals
Wind moderate from SW. Weather cless.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
Horrible Tramc.

We have seen desire for gain manifested in q
great number of ways, some of which were suffi-
ciently revolving, but words inadequate to ex-
press the feeling of disgust with which we read a
statement made by the correspondent of the New
York Tribune, in regard to the disposition made
of the soiled garments, &C., of the sufferers by
yellow fever in New Orleans. The writer says
that the articles above alluded to, are purchased
mp to be sent to the paper factories of the north,
for manufacturing purposes. To say nothing of
the consequences arising to our northern brethren
from contagion and Infection, what is to be thout
of bipeds calling themselves men, who stoop
to such an abyss Of filthiness and meanness, as,
for the sake of few dollars, to be engaged in
such traffic. We may be told that little water
will make these things clean enough, and that
when washed they will make as good paper as any
other. This is all very true, but we object to the
calling of these dealers in disease, in country
where there is ample scope for honest enterprise,
without having recourse to kind Of occupation
that would disgrace the lowest dregs of European
city population who must do any thing aud every
thing for morsel of bread to liyeon. We are at
loss which to view with the greatest disgust, the
purchasers of such merchandise or the officials of
public institutions and friends the sufferers who
would derive revenue from the sale of such arti-
eles which should have been Immediately burned.
1t is true that destitution may be the apology for
the later class of venders, but no excuse can be
offered in behalf of the agents of benevolent insti
tutions, supported they are by public benif-
cence. If there be, as many people think, any
truth in the belief that yellow fever is contagious,
the consequences of such an importation into such
city as New York, more especially at this ex-
cessiyely warm season of the year, may be fright
full in the extreme, The guardians of the public
health in our northern cities should be on the look
ont, and exclude from their markets such masses
Of filth and corruption Cotton Plant.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
Starvation i'm Spain.

II appears that the miserable condition to which
Ireland was reduced few years ago is paralleled
by what is now taking place in Spain. A writer
in French paper says:
a "In vain the venerable Bishop Of Saint Jac-
ques, in presence of more than six hundred unfor-
tunates, resembling moving corpses who, daily
besiege his gate, has sold his mules and his car
riage. In, vain has he reduced himself and his
servants to the merest necessaries, in order that
he might give the rest to those who perish of hum
ger. All that he the other bish ops and clergy,
all that the government can do, according to the
EspcaGnzG, is but drop of water to extinguish
the confagration. When we speak of the gov
ernment, however, we must remember that at
last contribution made by it of 5000 600 ofreals
has been distributed. In the mountains, the star
wing die by dozens, and in many places fevers of
the most dangerous character are joined to the
famine. Hundreds of such expire for want of
nourishment and medicine. The streets of our
cities are eneumbered with the visages of corpses,
covered with mise fable rags and even worse,
troubling themselves no longer except to die in
quiet, and imploring with loud cries the succors
of the public charity. At the gates of the Ar
chiepiscopal more than thousand people wait
for daily bread; and hear that one day lately H.
600 poor assembled to receive the aims distributed
in the city by one gentleman"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
DTuIsW ICE, ME-, FeU ., Io9I'
DP VaDA1RHiH9R HW0ff
EOr fFpe snring Grade.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AT WHOLESALE AND Retail
til He the % e2RGt # fst and 3
hand which additions daily made. Our stock
prises thing usually kept in Grocery and Provision Es
house in the county Being working ourselves we defy
Feeling grateful friends liberal patronage
extended to we assure them that we can offer them greater
The following comprises portion Of our stock:
cor EE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba and Old Government Java
AR, A Nd SYRUP.
NO and P r. Sugar; ga Granqated 3 do; Powdered do !;
New Orcaus MoIasses Cardenas do Green Stuars srup
SPIC
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard; Can dO
Pepper Sauces. Cassa Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
FRUITS.
Boxes Raisins; Layer do; Cluster do; seedless do
English Walnuts; Pea Nuts Cocoa Nuts Hquorice; olive
Oil; Lemons and Oranges.
Young Tyson; Gunpowder Imperial; Old Hyson Black;
FL H
Goldfish; Macncrel wbitefsh; Trout; Pickere; No. and
Kentucky Six Twist Sweet Cavendsh; Baltimore spun;
and ID papers smokng Warwick Bryan's cam Spanish
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND GAN D LES.
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do do; Burwells chem wash
do No Washing do; Adamsntne do White bar do: Star
Linsced; Sperm: Lard Sweet.
S U N D RIES.
Bed cords Painted Pals; Tubs British Lustre Copperas
Alum Chalk Ros1; Tar; MaddoT CanddTiek; Wrapgng
earoni Rice four Baskets Whip Lashes; Cream Tartar
Sup Carb Soda; Sal Soda Tartaric Acid; Whiting; Putty
Flour suphur ottar; Satpere; Batting Spruce Gum;
Blaekng Glssware stoneware; Paper Ink Brooms; Lines
Matches Powder; Candie Saleratus; Starch English split
Pea; Usage Orange Seed for Hedges Toys; Wallets Snuff
Steel PENS Lead Pencils States; Slate Pencis Mop
III ndles; Faucets &c.
VI MS.
Flour: ,pucfwheat do; Corn Meal; Poatoes Vinegar;
Beans Dried Beef; Lard Hams Shoulders; Pork Fish;
Buter Turns Peas Corned Beef Cheese Rice; Crackers
Pickles; Onions; Bees Tongues; Maple Moasses; do Su
gar: Honey, &C. go
We shall keep our assortment fresh and full throughout the
and solicit examination from any disposed to
purchase
B-Cash paid ds of country Produce taken
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, 1853-09-07

REMARKABLE Discovery in RUss1A.-M. B.
Larsky, the engineer, late deceased who had also
acquired reputation as poet, and as arch
@ologist. made discovery of the greatest impor-
tance in White Russia discovery brought to
light when his papers were examined after his dis
euse. Being occupied in making a road in that
province, he found it necessary to drain off the
waters of a lake at lower level, and in the
course of the operation discovered forest several
feet below the surface of the soil, road paved in
the antique Roman or Mexican style, with traces
of stone bridge of a peculiar construction. In
M. Larsky's opinion, 1000 to 5000 years must
have elapsed before the face of the country could
have been transformed to such an extent as he
observed, and if this supposition be well founded,
this district must have been inhabited before the
time Of the Scythians, by more civilized nation.
M Larsky's discovery will doubtless, not pass un-
noticed, and may lead to important results.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONTRARIETIEs.

Many nice young man leads naughty hfs,
Many q sweet young mnid makes sorry Wife;
Many single man wishes to wed,
Many q married man wishes his spouse dead;
Many near kinsman lie but little akin,
Many pious parson falls into sin;
Many good doctor cures less than he kills,
Many honest lawyer cheats in his bills;
Many rich merchnnt spends more thon he gets,
Many millionaire never pays his debts;
Many fine bard cannot sing his own songs,
Many q just Judge cannot right his own wrongs;
Many despot issto others slave,
Many great coward in trfes is bravsj
Many great hero is liable to faint,
s Many o good christian is less than saint;
s 1fany lucky tradesman looses bis all,
Many rising statesman meets with fauj
Many great felon is little to blame,
Many proud ruler 10 worthy Of shame.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
Hatch, on Main Street,

received his spring supply of medicines paints, oils
and dye stu, and is prepared to supply dry
lead, oil spirits turpenne nsee OIL brushes
&C., painters ad builders the right kind of The
sick and afflicted find his store all the choice kinds of
medicines usually called for Doctors supplied usual at
very low rates for cash. that being the motto n4R
TRUNKS Valises Carpet Bags supply just
eeived at the Eeaas CloinR e6ore which WIN be put
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07

LoeIc.--A man who up to thing or two
offered to bet that he could proved that this
side Of the river the other side His challenge
was soon accepted. and bet OF ten dollars made;
when, pointing to the opposite shore of the river,
he shrewdly asked.
'Is not that one side Of the river!'
Yes was the immediate answer.
Agreed said the man, sand Is not this the
other side!'
Yes said the other
Then said the man, pay me my ten dollars,
for by your own confession have proved that this
side of the river is the other side.'
The dumb-founded antagonist overcome by this
profound logic, Immediately paid the money.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
LAST BUT NOT LEAST,

Great Arrival of Ne,o Goods ON the Square, May 49,
n the b1Rs ms eeg the
best as well as he largest stock of
goods, earpsti.gs, Asts, nHssreHes, eerpst bags,
Ever offered in this market ali Of which were bot within ,a
weeks since the and will be sold
play goods usts his customers will bear in mind that
year ago he had the OF Sne best
laid waste by fe but Prov denee Permtng he hopes
himself. H. L. DAY,
Of BiRs which viii Be-
edggs Vssttes eapes very cheap ALSO gre
vaEs Rs4ssas H arsss Ss1 %nsg 1S 1885, dress buttons
SToCKs AND CRAvATs-A large assortment of all the
latest styles of s0cks neck ties and received
CILK VIsETTs-A large assortment Of black and fancy
- colored silk vsettes and mantillas just opened at
Under SLEEVES AND CHEMISETTES-Fl under
slseyes new patterns clemisettes' muslin collars and
GRAPE sHAWLsWhite and fancy coors just received at
RLAck7 sLk 1 saALs-A superior article Of black silk
EANCY sILKs-The best assortment Of fancy silks ever
E shown in This market, at L DAY's
T ACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERY-25 pieces lace and lam
II boured muslin and wrought for curtains, at DAVIS.
TRANSPARENT sHADES-I00 pairs painted window
nd rD to 800 pair entire pat
in want fafashiona6ie bonnet
splendd STOCK to select from at the of H. L. Day
Aso beanful assortment bonnet ribbons lnngs flow
ers rouches tabs straw brad straw gimp
bonnet silks of every shade and color.
Muslin and eam6fic edgings nsertngs; wrought col
lars from one shilling to four dollars muslin chemisets do
cuffs; mourning collars, &C., for sale at
Ravenna, May 18th, 1853. T..
IN DOZEN of those large size white hose the
lU best article for one shilling pair offered
market, and they going fast at jun7 H L Days
CILK MTTs-Another invoice of silk mtts just re-
y ceived at jun Days
1000 YARDS those superior plain chabray ginghams
81 one shilling p yard. just received at H Days
INEN CoATS5OO linen coats from 81 to 50, ,25 100 vests
IL from IS cts. to 81, at H Days
DOYS CLOTHINGOne trunk containing assortment of
ID boys and childrens clothing, Just received at
June 7h, 1853. Day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
A. v. HORR.

TTToLD to his friends and customers,
w receiving the largest aseomehto Goods,
at establishment the Western Reserve.
He will also adhere strictly bis old motto, Large Sales,
Small Prots price G as being the most condu-
sve to the Interests his customers Wen as hmse please
call and examine the goods and prices
Shalersvle, April %, 1853. a. .HORR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,

hINO HOOD0, :
n .SoMERVILLEi is now receiving from New York,
LIE full assortment of Ready Made Clothing, that can't be
beat lin have mind to take it, by any estab
In these parts which he offers to the good people of
portage, at very small profits for cash ready
warrant my clothing.
plain and tpop fancy patterns which he will sell or make
to order every style to suit the tastes
and at rates that can't fail to pockets The hest
workmen only will be employed =
Also every article of Furnishing Goods line such
Shirts collars, half hose under Shirts drawers cravats neck
ties handkerchefs, &c. &c, All kinds produce but
paid down, sell advantage and
cheaper to deal All kinds
to A. No style. Cutting on
good article of Taor's Trimmings, kept on hand Gua
Percha prime artic JEANS Linen Tape common inch
measures
He will found 3doors of Le's Block nearly oppo.
site the Bank, Prentiss' new Block,
Rarenaa; April 0Oth, leSe 3S7H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
A splendid Lot of Clothing.

Joseph acorn Swts Building, opposite the Court House,
receiving largest best selected assortment
Clothing offered in this county, consisting of Coats
Pants VESTS Furnishing Goods of style and
quality which he determined to sell at price, which cannot
fail to snit purchasers. 1,..g4 3D.
Reyenna, April IL 1888: .N'+s ~ .-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07

GA boy, whose general appearance beto-
kened the want of fathers care, being asked
what his father followed for living, replied
He 10 q Methodist by trade, but he don't work
ut it any more
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.

THE subscribers successors of McEwain & Arnold,
determined Notwithstanding the reports that ahoat
continue the and manufacture good pine window
SASH Blinds Doors, &c. Also-keep for sale general
soent of Chairs and Cabinet viz Grecan
round pos do Windsor dining and Office chairs Boston rook
ers seees &c. general assortment OF bureaus tables,
Stools bedsteads Alsobedstead posts, and table
for sale All kinds turning done to order The above work
will be good materials by experienced wokmen anA
soId allow figures for the Ready.
We are making preparations 70 put In mAehine for
dressing n'O'1e ''A''s MoELwAIE g. ruRNHAMs
Ravenna February 9th, 1852. S0s1H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
New ARRIVAL.

MRS E. T. RICHARDSON has just received another stock
l of summer bonne chdrens flats style of Grape
bonne ready made vsettes FANS long ms black lace veis
collars under Sleeves and other goods too to
mention to which she invites the attention of the Ladies'
She received direct from New York the latest style
for dresses, and will be happy to wait all who
may her with CALL her residence Main street.
IA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
N0fiCa.

LII Persons indebted to j. H. Bostwtck Co., Camp.
N bells-port will please call immediately and sse the
Prompt attention to this notice, win save ue much
403-H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
First Invoice OF Spring and Summer
BOOTS. SHOES and LEATHER.

YOU want first article of shoes,
IL G1LL1s DURHAM ssore, Immediately
RaveIna, who have made arrangements to hand
all mes large and general of manufc
tured and made boots and which will
at the lowest figure for cash ready pay.
They will continue keep hand good article
leather upper leather moroccos Innings pegs lasts
most kinds of shoe findings which they will sell small
advance cost for prompt pay.
Give call and see for yourselves. -. .
Ravenna, June !, 1858. GILLIs & DURHAM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
GnK.I.INS HN1ISE SALOON.

subscriber has been to the expense OF re1ttng ana %
furnishing the Saloon under the Collins House, and -
ready to wait little Mint Julep, Anf
thing in his line He will keep all kinds OF tho choicest L-
uors Pies, Oysters Sadines leo Cream Lobsters Picked
Tongues, and everything in that lne which be got
short notice. -.--...
Call at No. g. Hole in the WALL Main street, RaveruA o.
Aug lift OSCAR r. SEVERENCB
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
MOSES BEANS,

MANUFACTURES of Boots Shoes of all kinds, two
M doors south of the Court House, in the shop formerly
cupied by Andrew Mcbride, Ravenna. 1y-323
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07

bargains! bargains :!
HE goods in SrACEY's well known Fancy Store,
Cleveland has been assigned for the benefit of creditors
accepted the trust of closing the and have
moved stock remaining unsold to my Book Store in Ra
VIENNA. =. .-- =. ~. IL.
h stock consists of good Assortment of JeDelry,
of Perumery and toilet tartcles Shawls,
Combs Dress Ribbons, Dress Buttons sachels Violins
great variety Fancy Goods too numerous to mention
Most of the do notkeep and do not
tend to keep my Sore and hence it desirable
clear out this stock possible am instructed to
SELL posUeLy New York prices, without adding the
in order to close the speedily As
will be strictly adhered this
opportunity to OBTAIN useiu ana arces at cneap
rate
would invite the attention of Pedars and country Mer-
chants and elegant Stock of perumery and other
arcrs which here be attained cheaper and better than
they get them in New York. .-. .r E.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these articles
-ef Il. w. HALL, Assignee.
s Ravenna, April IL. 1S53
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07

Pamphlet Literature.
and largest assortment of Pamphlet Literature,
entertaining and unexceponable in tone and influence,
embracing the pen of T. S. Arthur Mrs. Grey,
Miss Pickering Mrs. Gore Mrs. Mowat Charles Lever and
other distinguished WRITER'S offered in this market,
eq found at nov.16. HALLS Book STORE.
StTATIONERY.-A fine assortment, for sale at
- Nov. 16 HALLS Book STORE
KEY TO UN GLE TOMS CABIN.
THIS long anxiously looked for work of Mrs. Sowe
i. Just received and for sale at
Rayenna ApriI 10Th. HALLss Book STORE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
Es.s2s72T5km g. j TmIS: IS:s=sa19s -,
DR. ]. G. WILLIS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has permanently located 70
Sreeboro Portage county, Ohio, and win hold himself
all times wait those who may desLs
in either branch OF the profession, He viii
perform eraons IN Dentistry may BE- required f
him. and durable be done by GnJ
Dentist in the country.
Streetsbor'o April II, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-07
r. LITTLE.

BOOKSELLER, Staoner, and dealer in Fancy articles
Toys Musical instruments, &C., &C., north of the Prentss
House. general assortment of School and Miscellaneous
Books and Stationery for sale at the lowest prices Those
wishing purchase respectfully invited to call and
ne assortment
Nav g. 1859. 362