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The mos, Elegant and Useful Volume Of the Yesr
CEARSs GRHAT WORK ON RUSSIA

SEAhN bhFJA1 NOhh ON hICSiA.-
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fine Arts.
OAINTING BY SIR EDWIN LANDsEER,

DAINTING by SIR EDWIN LANDsEER.
i A-WiLLIAsis, STEVENS. WILLIAMS g. Co
hat hsy vl exhibit Ia their Gallery e1meneiaE On Mon
Day next Oct p and terminating Saturday Nov n one Of
the most exquisite and ehsrsesrste WORKS of that unysed
artist Sir Edwin Landseel q, A This picture entitled
THE TWINS
Wa painted By order Of the London snd North Western Rail
wsy Company tribute Of respect TO the celebEsssd Raj.
road Engineer
ROBERT STEPHENSON, ESQ
To vhose kpcnsss and the interest felt great
atiJ ais numerous admirers this SIDE u the Atlantic the
public viii be indebted for this opportunity 10 view the Gnss
soik rom his hands which has reached this country
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nVehhens nAnuseiures and specimens Of fine viii
On ne first q November Even those who have resrid
never been equsled On the American continent
A ca DENY Of MUSIC-Fourteenth.
Last nigh, but tire. of a ss sa..s.ns.,a
=, MADAME eRIsl sod sioSoR MARIO
''' 'D' 'es1 a1URS 81 YU nvEN1Ne Oct a. 1884,
tBy desire) win be performed Belinis grand Opera,
Princp. character. By Milan. M dRrsr ssnor MARIO
si,nOrn. DONOVAN ssnOr susINl, signOf PATTI, and
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Psrquet and First Circle Of Bo1es....s2e
no additional charge for secured sests)
Second Circle Of Bores............sl 90
P1s.se sSd Pio:c:nam $50 escS
from O'clock 4 NJ TIL S P. NJ; and also 1t Vim. Han
Wsll.t w. ~ 'O''''' 'D1 40 ''''O'A '''' "
Doors open at e. oelecki performance viii a.
nj f. ISID IRA CLARK
The public are ,espsetfully iomed that
MN, THE PRTMA DoNNA Dat, from cub.J
VIII MIKE her met cR i5Rsf5'5 coSc Fl; ff,''
AT NIBLos SALOON,
Where she will be ...,,ea nv
s.snor GIOVANNI LEONARDO
Primo Baritone from the Italian Opera, Vienna
ibis first appearance in America
Solo violinist to the King Of Holland.
Mr; HENRY c. TIMM
Mr. JOS. NOLL, Mr. r. ELTL,
Mr.. c. BEsi0, Mr.. 4. BOEHM,
Mr. BERGUER, Mr.. BRANNES,
Mr. HERZoG
The Program will be composed Of choice selections from
the popular Operas Ballads and Instrumental Music.
The price Of admission has been fixed at 81 90 and 81 50,
according the location Of the chosen Every in the
Hell he. been expressly numbered for this Concert Diagrams
Of the Hall may he seen at the music stores Of
WIN HALL g. SONS No. 239 Broadway, and
SAML. c. JOLLlE, No. 800 Broadway, the only
authorized oees where eseh person purchasing ticket will
receive cheek bearing the number Of the seat chosen without
charge
SATURDAY when will be sold only The 81 % tickets on
Mondsy and Tue1sy (Oet % and "a the 81 tickets and the
remaining 81 30 tickets, "hould there be any
choice will be reserved to be cold at the door on
the evening Of the Concert
Doors open at 7 o'clock The Concert commences at
O'Clock. precisely
Purchasers Of tickets particularly requested TO occupy
their before o'clock, 20 avoid confusion.
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ME CRYSTAL PALACE-LAST FORT
NChT-Let IL be borne In mind that the opportunity to
tt me Crystal Palace with Its matches collection Of
mAnufseiues and specimens Of fine viii
me h Of November Even those who have regarded the
exhibition with csfayor admit that Ii stands this day has
never been equaled on The American eontinent
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end to TAKE CARE Of CHILDREN Has good references
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Coyingten village Assoctatt0n.The nadeIs gned OF.
hceis the iats Covington Village Association hereby
knowlcdge the receipt OF vsuable prscn, Of Wstches
Chains 6c testimonial q respect from he mefabers Of
the late and while returning e!r thanks for III
hs they woud st acereiy hNEk you for the fstte
contained 10 the address them
ana for The cordial cooperation IL bringing the Association
sueoes,ful termination
Wishnr you an jops life and prosperity remain your
rsly, CHARLES HART: President
STIRLING, Treasurer.
ROBERT CHAPMAN, Secretary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
PHGNiX BLOCK.

THIS splendid building is no longer t.nantless, its fine
st filing with enterprising occupants and
trade at this end ofhe tOwn IS beginning to look up
JOHN II. B0STWICK d Co., have the honor of opening
the first Dry Good Store in the Block at No. = door west
Of E. T. Richardson's Hardware Store. All our old eusto
who favored with their patronage while in Campbells
PORT and others who desrous Oapproprang their mon-
ey best advantage; give call In Dry Goods, Gro
cer Crockey Boots and Shoes and almost every variety
Merchandise warrant satisfaction, both ID price and
quality We have associated ourselves with A. B. Griffin in
the Furniture business and have opened Wae-room directly
niture ever offered on the Western Reserve. All persons
coming Ravcrna business of kind, call anu exam
inc rooms whether you wish to purchase or not II VIII
trouble. RaYennu not behind any city in
the State for fine Stores and rooms.
n. b. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods
nj the market prices, More from hereafter.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

izens Of euery township in the County to hold re
monstrating meetings, and send their proceeding
to members Of Congress, also to circulate remon'
straces for signatures.
l4th. Resolved, That County Committee o
seven be appointed, to correspond, to call future
conventions II necessary, and to act in behalf oi
the people according to the exgeneies of the great
struggle which is upon us.
18th. RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be forwarded to our Senators in Congress
and to the Representatives from this District, and
that they also be forwarded to Hon. Thomas Ben
ton, as token of our confidence in his ability to
make a successful stand, il any man can, against
that fragrant outrage now heiRg attempted, the re-
peal Of the Missouri Compromise OF 1890. y.
10th. Resolved That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in all the papers of this
county, and in the Forest City Democrat, and
Cleveland Herald. ...., .-..
The following named gentlemen were appoint
ed County Committee under the l4th resolution:
William Wadsworth, s. A. Gillett, Edward
Bostwick, George Sanford, Caleb Brown, II. L.
Carter, Augustus Munyon.
President BIahan being called for, came for
ward, and in brief but pertinent and able man.
ner, addressed the meeting After which, the
meeting adjourned to the Court House, at 81 o.
clock. --
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NehrnsIIn Demonstrneion.

Pursuant to public call. nnmerously sigued, the
citizens Of Portage County assembled at the Town
Hall, in Ravenna, at IL O'Clock A. H., on Friday
February Gath, and appointed NATHAN SANFoRD,
Of Rootstown, temporary Chairman, and o. w.
SrRoHG, Of franklin, Secretary.
On motion. the following Committees were ap-
pointed: To report permanent officers, VIM. Wads-
wortf, Greenbury Keen, and n. L. Carter. On
resolatiOnss L. w. Hall, Edmund Bostwick, Pom.
eroy Reed, VIM. Wadsworth, and A. P. Single
tary. tSt = tt Et ttsf|
The Hon. R. p. Spaldng, Of Cleveland, was
then introduced TO the audience and eloquently
entertained them till the hour for dinner arrived,
when the meeting adjourned to re-assemble at !
O'Clock p. M.
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Guardian Sale.

pursuance of an order made by the Probate Court of the
county Of Portage and State of Ohio, the Odd day of Jan.
A. D. 1854, in petition for the sale of real estate there
in pending, wherein Joseph F. Powne Guardian to James
c. Byres petitioner and the james G. Byres
respondent; shall offer for sale at public auction the
preu ises the lth day Of March, A. D. 1854 between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M and O'Clock p on said day,
the following described real estate to wit: "Being
divided seventh part of certain piece parcel Of land sit
uae in the township of Palmyra the County of Portage and
State Ohio; bounded end described follows: being
part of Lon Mo- l2 in said township beginning at the north
west OF said lot thence east to northeast there
Of thence south along the highway hundred and hiry
two rods, thence west to the west line Of said lot and
thence north to place ofbegnning containing 1872 aud sixty
four onehundrcdtFs of lands Also one undivided
seventh part of other piece oparcel oand in said town
ship being part ofot No. A. beginning ytwo rods south
Oft northeast of said lot No H. thonce west to the
west line Of said lot thence south thryegh rods thence
east the east line of said o and heuce north to the place
Of beginning containing thirty eighty land. And al
undivided seventh part Of certain other piece par
eel oand situate in lot No 6 in said township, bounded
follows North by the lot line and land owned by Jacob Fak
west by township ne south by land owned by Jacob G. Ear
nest and Henry Kber and east by lot ne containing 1866
sof and subject however the dover of Isabella
Calvin in the several pieces of land herein before described
Appraised at $S7sl Terms ofcredit made known day
Of sale. JOSEPH p. .POWNEIL, by
450-4w -- Rnnney & Taylor, his Atys.' ;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

BUFFALO, Feb 24.-This afternoon, while the
workmen were strnging the cables for the new
suspension bridge at Niagara Falls, seafoldlng
with four men on it, gave way, and two men fel
into the river, distance of $50 feet, and were in
stantly killed. The other two saved themselves
by catching hold Of the cables, and were drawn
up to the tower The two killed were named Chas
Yount, German, and James BrabeY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
New Advancement.

VTTM D. DURHAM having purchased the entire interest
w of Gils In the late firm of Gis & Durham, would
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that
he will continue the Boot Shoe and Leather business in all
its various branches at the old sand door east
Brick Block where be found at all times the largest
sortmen of Boots and Shoes In Ravenna embracing every
variety and supply of Sole and Upre Leather French
Calf Skins Morocco Innings and most kinds Of Shoemakers
fadngs all Of which will be sold at the lowest possible fig
urc for Cash or Ready Pay. iJr > .graprf ~ .A.--
Ravenna, Jan. o, 1854. 7-T WIN. D. DURHAM
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
Sale of Real Estate.

ID order of the of Probate Of Portage county will be
ID sold public venGue the premises to tn. highest bid
der Oh Friday 31st day of March, 1854. the following de-
scribcd estate property Of Calvin ocomb deceased
to wt situate in Paris in said county, being part OF lot No.
S continuing eighty and half of and' except
ing thercfrom lots off the corner halfacre
each under lease, and also the ground which school
house stands said premis
Appraised at $25s3O0 subject to Widows right of dover
which has been assigned to her out of the proceeds arising
from the sale. Terms of payment made known on Inc da!
ofsale. . OZRO N. LANE, Guardian, r
March I. 1855. by NJ Stuart, his Atty.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

o. Fifteen thousand two hundred and seventy
deaths from consumption occurred in Masslchu-
sets during the past four years, or about one in
every sixty five of the inhabitants and four hun
dred and seventy out of every one thousand deaths
from all diseases.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

OrF The Caloric ship Ericsson made trial
trip last week. The Courier and Enquirer says
that when passing down the North River she ap-
peared to move at about the rate Of four or five
miles through the water.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
EVENING MEETING.

ENENlNG MkEIlNo'
The meeting was called to order by Vice Pres
ident Harmon, and Judge Spalding was again in
troduced to the audience, who manifested, while
he spoke, firm resolve to resist the passage oil
the Bill.
John Hutchins, Esq, Of Warren, succeeded him
in very happy and pertinent though brief speech
The fifth resolution which was referred back to
the committee for amendment, was here taken up
and adopted as amended.
Hiram Grswoud was again called for and took
the stand, and in speech of characteristic ability
held the fixed attention of the auditory till late
hour, when the meeting adjourned without day.
NATHAN SANFORD, President.
CHAUEoEY CURrIss, ! v;ce Presidents. ..
CHAUNcEY HARMON,
O.W. Strong,l Secretaries
J. s. Herrick,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

GA generation, or age, is taken by French
economist to be 80 l-3 years, or three to cen
tury, and the determination is made on registers
of joint ages at marriage, and of mean age at the
birth of children.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
Spatlal Nutires..
Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Of Stark Summit and Portage propose hold
Ing Teachers Institute, IN Rarenna the coming spring.
The friends Teachers and Township Boards are
requested TO meet Friday evening at the council
in Ravennat 70 make the necessary arrangements bed
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

OF When the English were good Catholics,
they usually drank the Pope's health in full
glass after dinner; au bon psre; whence the word
Hummer