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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22
Sheriff sale.


QY virtue ofan order Of sale directed from tho C0urt
- fCommon Pleas Of Jefferson County, shall expose
sale 10 he highest bidders, atpube vendne at Grays
al the Center OF Aurora Monday the 9th day OF March,
nex between the hours often O'Clock A. M four O'Clock
NJ OF said day, the following described property, 70 witt
One bay three old colt Taken thepropery of d.
at the suit OF William Stanton. credit Of GO days
viii be given with good approved security. u
Snsrn S once @ PorIsgs 70 co JAMES WOODAAp: Sheriff
J. E. WILLIAMS, P. Il. BABcoCK, H. HURp, JR.
WILLIAMS, BABCOCK g. HURD.
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Of Groceries, Foreign and
Domestic Liquors and Wines, Fancy Goods, Toys, etc.
Aso-ManuGctures Of the best Quality OF Conieconsries
No. s3 Superior St., Cleveland, o. --- ...
Dissolution.
NOTICE shereby gVen that the e0-partnerp heretofore
~ existing between the Undersigned this day been dis
solved by mutual All persons indebted TO the said
firm requested 10 call Immediately and settle either by
cash or note. il. DALRYMPIE.
o. s. SUTLIPF.
PS The business ofthe firm will hereafter be carried on at
the old stand, by .---- sen OIL. & J. p. SUTLlFF.
Farm for Sale.
- This farm containing 50 acres has pleasant and
aaEsu healthy lOcaOn facing the public the
aEkzW trc Of CharestOwn Portage County Ohio FIVE miles
east ofRauenna, on the stage road TO Warren. has
good two story house, wood house and oer out buildings
good repair well and cisten good so water abund-
waere wha fine stream and falling springs and in
fair State ofcuivaon. All OF which win be sold low for
cash or approved credit.
For particulars enqnire of Albert AUSTIN in Ravenna or
the subscriber on the premises. l.. NORTON. 5
ClarleStown, February u, 1854. 45l-tf ,
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aecond profit to call and examine the following instruments,
of which assortment will be kept an hand, If possible
They in size from 81 to A. 4 and Octaves Prices $4O
$45 S4 $50, $780, $lCO The 81 and Il octaves made
on pillar Representing centor side table, The and 81
octavcs in piano FORM The octave piano got
up in the style and size and finished good for $780,
as those that sold by pedles andat Music Stores for SO0
All the abavc instruments warranted good, and will be
kept in repair free Of charge. E.es.s
In regard sweetness Of tone quckncss of touch power
and of blowing they stand unryalled by anypedlrs
declarations to the contrary, notwithstanding. -. l
Please call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere.
J All kinds of reed instruments repaired at low price
and in good style. Satisfaction given or pay.ttyF
IT. ? Shop over LirrtE's BOOKSTORE ~ .' ~
e, ArREN Stow. s. '-f.'. .. G. r. GREEN.
Nov.
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january AS. 1854.

january AS, 1854. ,.s,. Z.
READY MADE CLOTHING AND LESS
HAVE on hand good assortment of Clothing de in RAJ
venna which vii be sold above stated Heavy Over
Coats Light do Fine Sack do Common do Fine Froeks do
Fine Dress do; Cashmere SattHet Tweed and Full Cloth
Pant20O Pair; Black Satin Vests, Worsed Plaid do Cas-
slInere do Tweed do AN anxious to dispose of all the
Ready Made CnthnS have on hand and will sell the above
articles, at less ces tun the quality of Goods be
bought in Ohio. Janl1,ls w. SEYMOUR.
(NUR RENT a AND, ClTRoN, of the best qaaiity,A
NIr3s Jan IA, 1854. E ,ets ut #. W.SEYMorR's.
E. L-S-Z. A. D. E., C. z. K. L.
INXTRACT of Java Coffee. For sale by
II Jan II, 1854. f. w. SEYMOUR.
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JIT THtTEGoODS-Barred Cambrics; plain SWiss Null,
w Hgured aud dotted, do; French dmy; Book musBhi
tsrocria Lawns, etc. RowKLL, WrITRR &Co.
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HATS & CAPS, Ladies sstchels, Gonts enanc ID ravel
III ing bags, Umbrellas, etc. RowELL, WTTRR, & Co.
BOOTS AND SilnES--Ladies, Kid r. R. J. Lind, enamd
oSd do, patent leather excesors, kid parod enAneled
aboni boots Kid welt foxd CATERS patent leather do, long
rubber boots, rubber shoes Misses rubber Shoes
Gents do. RowRLL, WIrTRR & Co.
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Sale of Real Estate.
SASH AND BLINDS

vNE subscribers keep constantly hand Window Sash
l. nearly all sizes manufactured in the neatet and
substantial manner, and will make to order Blinds tn
shortest notice. They invite those in want Of these article
to call and examine their manufactures before purchasn
elsewhere. ... o.. ..'.
Shop few rods directly North of Union Block, Par
mele's Steam Mill .. BROWN & SPARR.
Ravenna, Jan. 81, 1854.
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NANCY GOODS, &c.-Lades Collars, new styles; under
Il handkerchief Cuffs Cap Lace, Muslin and csmbrc kdg.
ngs and INSERTIONS thread edEngs sk ard linen 4dkfs.
Swiss NULL brown, blue and green berage colored
nanne striped sirtngs and Hekings blue denng, brown
coons, canton hannels, plaid linseys, ETC., at ife
ErvNoups.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

II 'LvER DIsEAsE.-CARTER's AHIsH MATURE as REM
edy for liver disease and the number oformidabe evils
neSted with state OF that organ, is unrYed
Hundreds Of certificates, from the highest sources per-
sons now living in the city of Richmond Va might given
cures affected by Carers Spanish Mixture We have only
room to refer to the extraordinary of Saml NJ prinker
Esq, Of the firm of Drnker Morris, Booksellers Richmond
Va, who was bnred by two bottles of CATERS Spanish Mix
turc after three years suffering from diseased liver He
its action the blood wonderful better than all the edi-
cine be had ever aken and cheefuly recommends to ALL
*.tSee advertisement.
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oSIERYB Black and eolored Cashmere Hose, do Mcrino,
do Spun Silk, white and coored hose; childrene
hose of all sizes. RowELL. WITTKH q Co.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT ofLANcASTER QUILTS, Em-
n broidersd, do; Damask and Moresn Crash; Diapers
Tnb- cloths, banask, dO Lhep and Wool table eoye.
L-. -. .l....-s-s... ssowsLL, wtrrxR 4 CO.:
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Spiritual Meeting.

There will be Spiritual Meeting the Unircrsalst Church.
in this village, Sunday, the 5h day of March, commencing
at l0l O'Clock A. NJ The meeting win be addressed by good
mediums from abroad
Rayenna, Feb. Il. 1854. ....... ''
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'(RAyENNA HAT STORE,


2ND STOCK OF FALL q WINTER GOODS, I5t
INE receiving End stock Of Fall and Winter
w Goods comprising the largest stock Hats Caps
Furs brought to this vllaee call In take look at
them -. Dec. 4, j q .4 At Twtrris
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OCTOBER y. 1853,

DECEIVED LAST WEEK, by RailroadA large variety OF
II Goods suitable for Fall and Winter trade The sabscrl
ber would invite his friends and customers TO give him ea
before purchasing elsewhere. F. w. SEYMOUR,
DRESS GooDS-Frcnch Merinoes, Coburgs and Paremot-
~ Persian twills style DeLanos all wool DeIainss
Apaecas and Lustres Gnghams and Prn figured and plain
Vevets at .-l , SEFNouh's
SHAWLS-A large variety, Brocha, style Bay State,
- Black aud Fancy colors, Silk, ut a. SEyMouRss
DLACK SILKsA large stock, all widths, at low prices,
ID at SEYMouR's
UNRESS STBlMMINGS-Black SILK Lace Black Silk Fringe;
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W Ihpre arc lew innings WHICH nHOrd us grcAer pIeas
than sitting down 70 write notice Of the celebrated hOof
lands German Bitters because fully
comforting public benefit and heart tells that by our
notices many have been induced take these Bers
bees rescued from death by Dyspepsia Liver complaint
for the cure OF which II is certain. 1t is prepared and sold
only BY Dr. c. M Jackson, at the German Medicine Store,
No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia.
M9 Dr. TUBBS will be at the Prentss House, Wetlnes-
WB day afternoon and Thursday 18th and 10th Of March,
Bee advertisement in another column.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-30
The Richest Man in Virginia.

Gentlemen, l have thought for somo time
would write for your paper something in
relation to the richest man in Virginia. md
the urges. STAKEHOLDER in the Union and per
hups in the world, unless the serfs Of Russia
be considered slaves (; and the wish express.
ed in your paper o few days ago to know
who Is the most wealthy in Virginia, induces
me 10 write this now. -
samuel Hairston Of Pittsylvania 10 the
gentleman. When I was 10 his section q
year or two ago, he was the owner of be.
tween 1000 and 100 slaves in his own right,
having but little while before taken cen.
sus. He also has prospective righ, 10 u.
bout 1000 slaves more, which are now own.
ed by his mother,in.law, Mrs. r. Hairston,
he having married her only child. He has
now the management Of them, which
makes the number Of his slaves reach near
5000. They increase at the rate Of near 100
every year he has 10 purchase large plan.
iaiion every year 10 settle them on. A
large number Of bis plantations are In
Henry and Patrick counties, Virginia..
He has large estates in North Carolina. H's
landed properly IN Stokes alone is assessed
at s6oO.ooo. His wealth is differently es'i'
mated al from three millions to hve miilioGs'
and / should think il was nearer ine iauer'
You think he has q hard lot. but ! assure
rou MI. Hairs,on manages all his matters
~ easy as mos, persons would an eslaie Of
Sio o0) He has overseers who are compell.
sd 10 piye him q written statement Of what
has been made and spent on each plan,a.
,;on and h negroes are all clothed and fed
from his own domestic, manufacture; and
raising his own tobacco crop. which is i'm.
mensely large, has so much clear gain every
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year, besides his increase in negroes, which
is u fortune Of itself.
And now for his residence. Ihave ,rav-
ellsd. over fifteen States Of this Union, and
have never seen anything comparable 10 his
yard aud garden except some OF those in tho
Mississippi delta. aud meme Of them are
equal 10 IL. Mrs. Hairslon 'has been beau,i-
Tying II for years; and good old minister
in preaching near The place and deserving
paradise, said, at was as beautiful a. Mrs.
Hairsions;" or, as friend who visited
WashinyloneiIy for lhe'fiIsl time, remarked,
that " the public grounds were nearly rs
handsome as Sam'l Hairslon's." He is \
plain, nna-suming gentleman aad has nev-
er made any noise in the world, lhougli ne
could vie with the B,uces, McDououghs,
n,d the Astors, aud II is strange, that while
their fame is co-exiensive with the Un,on,
he Is moi known one hundred miles from
home.
Mr.. IIairs'on was rai,ed within lew
miles Of where he noY lives, in Henry coun-
~. lie has several brothers, who are pretty
well 10 do in The world. Que Of them, Mar.
,hal Hairslon OF Henry, owns more than 700
negroes; Robert 1arslon, who now lives
in Mississippi, near 1000; aud Harden Hair
sion who has also moved 10 Mississippi aboni
600 slaves. George Hairslon OF Henry, has
gwen most OF his property 10 his children re.
serving only about $50 slaves for his own
use. This, believe, ], a correct statement
of The circumstances OF The Halrslon family
Cor. Richmond Wing.
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor

The cream should not remain on the
milk over ihiriy-six hours.
Keep the cream in Tin pals, or stone pots,
into which pu, spoonful OF sal, a, the be-
ginning; then stir the cream lightly each
morning and evening; this will prevent the
cream from moulding or sonring.
Churn as oflen as once week, and as
much onener as circumstances will per-
init.
Upon churning, add the cream upon all
the milk in The dairy.
Use nearly an ounce Of salt 10 pound oi
butter.
Wolk the butter over twice, 10 Tree il from
the buliermilk and brine, before Jumping
and packing.
Be certain lha, il is entirely free from
every particle Of buliermilk or coagula,ed
milk, and il will keep sweet forever.
In Scotland, a syphon is sometimes used
s. separate The milk from the cream, in
uead OF skimming the pans.
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From As Boston Journal.
THE LOVES OF THE BIRDS.

Poets have sung The loves of men and
OF angels, but they have never been known
10 sing of the loves Of birds. They have
been very neglecl!nl in this respect The
loves of The BIRDS would form rs fruitful a
theme rs ollhe poets themselves. In their
they are generally faithful and
afleciionale i must DO confessed they
are, like men, lille jealous sometimes.
Audubon gives beautiful description Of The
loves OF the humming.birds. He says that
IN their courtship ,,ne male dancing airily up
on the wing, swells his plumage and throat,
and whirls lightly around The female; then
diving towards flower, he returns with
loaded bill, which he profers 10 her. He
seems full Of ecslacy when his caresses are
kindly received. His lille wings fan her rs
they Ian The flowers, and he transfers TO her
bill the irsec, and The honey he has procur-
cd. Ifhis addresses are received with Ia
yor. his courage and care are redoubled.
He dares even 10 chase iyrani ny ca'chct,
and hurries The blue bird aud martin 70 lhef
nests and then on souding Pin,ons, Joyous,
" returns to his lovely male. VINO would
no, be |. humming bird! Audubon says:
nCould you, kind reader, cast moment
arv glance ai the nest OF iha humming bird,
.nL see n, have seen, the newly haiched
nair ,h ~ Young, lille larger than humble-bces
naked. blind, and 80 feeble as scacely 10 be
abb. 10 raise their little bills 10 receive food
fiom their parents aud could you see those
parents, full Of anxiety and fear, passing
aud repassing within few inches Of your
face, alighling on some iwig moi moro Than
= yard som your body, waling the result OF
y6ur unwelcome visit in stale OF tho ut
most despair-you could not fail TO bs inn
pressed with the deepest pangs which pa
rental affection feels on the unexpected dsaih
Of a cherished child. Then how pIeasings
il ON your leaving The spot, 10 see the return
ing hope oi,he parents, when, aher examin'
ing The nest, they find their nursiins' un'
We have remarked above thai bi,d., a wsn
men ARE sometime, sS Jealous Ss fnaaS % ,Sss % iSs
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THE POOR LABoRER.-I will show you
man worn, spent the bony outline OF a hu.
man thing, with Toll and want cut ,as with an
iron tool, upon him; man, 10 whom tho
common pleasures oflhis, our mortal her.
ilase, are rs unknown as The Joys OF para
disc. This man tolls and siarves, and slarves
and tolls; even as The markets vary. Well.
he keeps heart sound as tie oak in his
bosom. In the sancii,y Of his soul he be-
slows the kiss of peace upon .srudging
world; he compels The homage OF respect,
and champions himself against the hard.
ness Of fortune. IN his wrelched homestead
he is ihroned in the majesty OF The afec.
ions. His suffering. patient loving, wife
his pale.faced ill-clad children-are his
queen aud subjects. He is king in heart,
subduing and ruling The iron hours; unseen
spirits OF love and goodness anoint him;
aud, sir (said the Hermit, IN solemn voice,)
rs surely as The kingdom Of God is more
Than fairy tale, as surely do Gods angels
sing that poor mans jubilee.-Jerrold.
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SCENE IN A CARLY PAULINE. The seats
Of The car were all occupied-crowded.
None oi our avenue cars ever yet were full,
so, Oi course, the house Oh wheels stopped
Tor me. Not wishing TO disturb those WHO
We're seated, was intending TO stand, but
u gentleman mp a, the lar end arose and
insisted upon my taking his seat. Being
very tired, thanked him aud obeyed.
Presently a lady, mnch younger, much
prellier, and much beller dressed than my
self entered the car. No less than four
gentleman arose Instantly, Offering her a
seat. She smiled sweelly and unaffected.
ly, aud. thanking The gentleman who urged
The nearest seat 10 her, she seated herself
with peculiar grace Of manner. She had
one OF those faces Raphael was always
panling-,ouchingly sweet aud expressive.
A lille alter this young beauty had taken
her seat, a poor woman, looking very Thin
aud very pale with that caIe.w0rn haggard
look that poverty, and sorrow, aud hard
labour always give, came in. She migm
have been Que Of those poor scamslresses
who work like slaves and-slarve Tor iheir
labor. She was ,hinly and meanly clad,
ana See.neu Weuk anu cNHuuoSb' S"S
had evidently no sixpences TO throw away
and came in The car not 10 stand but 10 rest
while she was helped on in her journey.
While she was meekly standing for The
moment, none of the gentlemen () Offering
TO rise, Raphael's angel with swee. reprov-
ing eyes, looked OH officiously, offered her
a seal, and seeing none OF them attempt
10 move, and jus, as myself was rising 10
give the poor old lady a seat, she arose and
insisted upon The woman taking her seat.
I, was all The work Of but a moment and
The look of grateful surprise the old woman
gave her, and The glance Of sweet pity the
beautiful gill bestowed OF the woman, rs
she yielded her seat, and the eviJen, con.
sternalion oflhe broadcloIh individuals who
were manifesly put TO shame, all were 10
me irresis,iby Interesting and instructive.
One of these same broadcloih wearcrs, mp.
parenlly overpowered with confusion, 'sot
u2 and LEFT the car, and Raphae's angel
took his vacan, seai.-Day Book.
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BUTTER. No: one pound in FIVE Of the but.
tar sold in the markets, Is d, for human
food. Butler makers should remember
these few shori rules: t-I..
n. The newer and swseter the cream, the
swse,er and higher favored' will be the
butter. .1-., e.li ir.- . uar g.r..
-ys Tho air musi bs fresh and pure in the
.yoom or cellar where the milk 10 set. -'|l +,
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New JERSEY CRoPs.-The Newark Adver.
iiser say. the agricultural products of ,ha,
State promise TO be abon, equal 10 those Of
other ordinary years Fruits will no, pro-
hahly be as plentiful.
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KY GEORGE p. NoRRis.

Ky GEORGE p. MORRIS.
Near the banks OF that lone river,
Where the water lIihes grow,
Breaihed fhe faire-t flower that ever
Bloomed aud faded years ago
How we met and loved and parted,
None on earth can ever know
Nor bow pure aud genile'hear,cd
Beamed the Inourned one years ago.
Liz. the stream with hlies laden,
viii liIe's future curr nj how,
Till ia heaven l meet the maiden
Foadly chcris led years ago.
Hearts ,hs, ,oye like nine forget not;
They're the same in veal or wOe;
And that star vi memory ,et not
In the grave If years ago.
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PO R Y.

MARCUS WATSON, Pria,sr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-04
su-vl. BARRErT, NEPHEws 4 co.
soUrHEEY .II5MEPLEMENr

o.
Sinas in Of our manufacture We have made
cne md have engaged the services Of good experienced
her and other mSssiS We have no Ssoa IN Tsis ayr 81
f n hn SnS Be ppsd @ y Sso sn nsff M % RS 5
approved implement. ,hsy may sand need 81 oll and
cheap be had where North Of the Potomac
The Fair in Novemb.r last the Virginia Agricultural
Society awarded 70 Mott Levi, Co. The Tor the largest
msn' Of their own m,nuaeare for the VIRGINIA aud southern
sTiS o. the P6to%,s ''' 81 vac O''
We manufacture all Kinds the most approved Plourhs
nal improved patterns both right and len hand MeComk pSn
49, i9S 90 81 ntehcoct 40. 81 gi ali sIes aai
ehinsa ~ m OT Ae ~ ,he piece up to
Plough Of all es both right and len hand Ths rouen
hing rshi Of thc mould eOard, that be
~ ~ ,, s,sptrsy 4, me farmer and Of lsbtsT s,,nsi &
any Plough u.e and VIII stand rough a, steel
AIihsib wanted Win tI' Plough to try e. and ali viii be
We also ra'aa.oiare siraE cgr, q all pattern, prices,
from up 10 ~ hsIfoS WHAT drills seed soE
Of far. implements too numerous to mention Call
souid e,ll p~,Splar attention to eur Horse Power and
in nsc on account cf s stpley btS and economy s
'y tsp' 10 .tdsr syia. ll,'is Or eodu' to 'he feeder
a; possible a, We 90 no VIZ ~ t. d. any m may D In
year on account ordering time taid from
horse sweep poser ur to ~ horse Also MOTT Lewis w.on
which We warrant sv, cuiirc aud Do more
civ ,ne,h Of tine according team any machine iu hs
state.
We viii 20 few gentlemen n necessary, reside
different rouuties vho have used nachin
enquire Of the 'uprroriy of sru, All others va
Gfancs nelson q Brumicy and nr Cruup. Kent ban
lei DNrnetie, Carolpc; Co CosVan Jois, Gsorsr Tay
lor Wu3ye Dsyii NthCr ktui0lph Harrison, jnRu afrsn
Gocchaud; Col Haneot Damn, Chestcrhtld rai,so
Sots SCST RcsgJ' Do Dsn9 rss.,sur HsanE Iy'Ss w
cher Doctor scott, Nirs MUS Achtr, Suhau. Amelia, w
Oretu, Charlotte. sriItu, wilcox and Cc wrcN thar
Cty rN ns'urn, rtnev Gsorgs Earksdae, Alecmiir
Ntn Harrison, " 7. Brooke, Wchu"ud Sclson
Clarke c.. u C.S, and uutlsr, u lirnrico
Any ~ ihe above senuien viii With rssssSs sive their
op'ni ~ The Machine,
wcstso manufacture Zmmsrnaa's ImProvsd Wheat fhrshs
r hrahng clcsnins ana bhgsnE At operation This
chine 90, upn toe hy,'m aul of cool mnsI aoi s
rgHisd stLui. ft has Akrut the Pitts New
Yort BuGd, Machine several Fsirs chased No
aehi-e We mAnnseturs three stcs, a. 50 sad Sc inSh
chit aud cheaper than others purpose Those
10 u nrstca uNchinv srni hcir orders early
ThsLk pact tvS sba eur test endeaNors 70 merit
cnrtinusuce oi ,Ae same.
MoTf, LEWIS a WILSON ssu Of the Plough,
mhp-n NO. So Main street
n iMR-aao sash, Thous,,Ou, landing tor sale BY
~ SPa lxWB wan SON,