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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-22
who are the aKnOw-Nothingsi'

THAT is question not easily answered,
hut The question 70 who sells goods fhe cheapest
in Rayenna, is a matter much more easily settled.
We quite willing TO leave that mailerwith the pe0
pie. The ''wind work" We win leave 10 those who
may have been out Of the business few Year,. and
sgoI rest ed )" bat the sailing goods low they
De bought, We will most eheerfuiiy nttend TO. Many
goods have materially dceiued In price thisfall, and
among others, the article OF Tea. We can now sell
in proportion" ,--. 81 -. 81
We have now Ane stock OF FALL and WINTER
GOODS, and will take pleasure in showing them tp
"twenty-tve per cent" above neighbOfs weweuld
suggest prOBrety of their purchasing else where
PRENfISS, HOPKINS & Co.
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SILKS, SiLKS-All we ask, is for the
~ people to come and see them, and the goods viii
sell themselves, tits only necessary to say here that
We will sell black Silks yard wide for $l,5O, ana
yard and quarter, for $1,75. Don't forget that
as YOU pass along.
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Petition to sell Lands

Charlotte HOskins and
Jacob V. Nell, adIni0-
istrators Of James Hos
kins, deceased.
cS,
Charlotte Hoskins, and
all heirs and legal rep
resentatives, Of James
Hnakins deceased.
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r AIDES who take delight in making their
Ia own Collars, Sleeves aud Chemisettes, will find
the muslin ready stamped and the best of French work.
ing Cotton, ut our Store. More hereafter.
J.H. BOSTWICK & co.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-22

Petition 70 execute a con
tract between James Hos
klns and JAmG . Hoon.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-22

TTATS AND sCA APEs-aA large stock Of
HI 1ias md Cans Of ali syles just receiveA and sell.
ine rery low, Oct. IS, teSA. A. v. H0RR y 60.
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A S this is a progressive world, wewill en-
II deavor to keep up with the fast times, without any
particular kind of aid. stopping to get rested and II
cheap goods and small profits demonstrate this pro-
gressive age, we are not be numbered among those
who fall short Of the 25 cent reduction.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-22
Indiana Money Wanted!

WE Wiltake all Indiana money with one
w or two exceptions, at par for goods, or on ac-
count. g.. a.. . PRENTIss, HOPKINS q Co.
Rnvannn. Sent. A. lRhI.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-22

WI E have splendid assortment of Goods
wv and what is more We Go not wish to keep them.
These are hard times and whoever has the money to
spend can have goods at almost no price We are
bound 10 sell them, whether we make anything or not
We are not 10 be undersoid. =
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-22

SATIN BONNETS-Ah! we always sold
~ more Bonnets than any other house in town, and
our G bonncts are cheaper and more beautiful than
ever.
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THE attention Of tho friends of Educ

Ravenna, Nov. 10Th, 1854
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VUvrah for Chcap-side and No. Z.

r H. BOSTWICK g. CO., are now re-
" ceiving splendid assortment OF Fall and Winter
Goods which they will offer to ths people ofthis Vcia
iy at prices that will astonish even those who have
read the forty cent advertisement. Call at No. Z,
Phoenix Block, and satisfy yourselves.
More particulars and more goods next week.
Octnbnr l6, 1854,
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Charlotte Hoskins and
Jacob ". Nell, Adm's
Of James Hoskinss de-
ceased.
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AND MY HEART roo.-A few years ago,
when it was the custom for large girls
and larger boys to attend district schools,
and when faggellations were more COM
mon in school than at the present time,
an incident took place in a nsighboring
town which is worth recording as . REM
iniscence of school boy days. One of the
largest, plumpest and fairest girls in
school happened to violate one of the
teachers rules. The master, prompt,
energetic man of twenty-five, at once
summoned her into the middle Of the
floor, and, as usual in such cases, the
business of the school ceased, and the
attention of every scholar was directed TO
the girl, who, it was expected. was to re-
ceive severe punishment. After interro.
eating the girl few moments, the mas
ter took from his desk huge ruler; such
as we seldom see now -a-days, and oom.
manded tha.damsel to hOlddout her baud
She hesitated, when the master, in {
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FACTS FOR MECHANICS.

st. Paul was mechanic, carpenter.
The great Architect of the universe. in
the mechanism of the heavens and the
earth with its. productions, displays a
power and skill which human hands NAV
attempt to initiate in vain. = '
Next to farmers, mechanics are the
most numerous and Important class of
community, and have much inducemeiIt
to become men Of science and knowledge.
His operations bring into use scientific
principles which it is his interest to un-
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Every apprentice boy who spends
short time daily in useful reading, is like.
ly to become a man of influence and re.
spectability. Character is the best capi-
tai that a young man can have in com
mencing business. -
Mechanics, like farmers, make en-
llghtened statesmen. In 1896, q few
farmers in a small village in MasSachu-
sets, organized a Lyceum for mutual
Improvement. From that humble origin
has risen the general institution of Gy-
ceums in every section of both continents.
1t is evident that if the farmers and
mechanics throughout the country should
enlist In earnest in the great work of
self-education, they might reform and
hand down down pure republicanism to
poStcrlty.
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"j q. Dol sCARPA,S ~
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OTT,

tf0k the cure OF Deafness, Palms. and discharge Of
l. matter from the Ears. Also, oil those disa-
reeable noises, liking the buzzing Of Insects falling
Of watsr, whzzin, Of steam, &c, which are symptom
OF approaching deafness, and also geerally attend
ant with the disease Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, htteen, sad twenty years, and were
Obliged to use year tram 1ets have, afer using two
or three bottles, thrown aside their trmpss being
made perfectly well. Physicians and Surgeons high.
ly recommend It's use. /. -
This medicine has cured more persons, and is now
used more extensively than any otffr medicines
combined, for the cursof Diseases Of tie Earl The
certificate are numerous, and of the hiIhsst author.
ity. ' -t -.' fts = itift.
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eTLL DO II WELL -

There lives in New England a gentle
man who gave the following interesting
account of his own life. He was An an.
prentice in a tin manufaetory.i When
twenty-one years old he had lost his
health, SO that he was entirely unable to
work at his trade. Wholly destitute of
means,i he was thrown out upon the
world. to seek any employment for which
he had strength, - Al, -, ,,,sr 80
en . He said he went to find employment,
with the determination, that whatever he
did he would do it iccll. q The first and
only thing he found that he could do, was
TO black boots and scour knives in hotel.
This he did, and did it well, as the gen.
tleman now living would testify. Though
the business was low and servile, he did
rot lay aside his Self-respect or allow
himself TO be made mean by his business.
The respect and confidence of his employ
ers were soon secured, and he was ad-
vanced to a more lucrative and laborious
position.
p At length his health was restored,
and ne returned to his legitimate business,
which he now carries on extensively. He
has accumulated an ample fortune, and
is training an interesting family by Civ
ing them the best advantages, for moral
and mental cultivation He now holds
an elevated place in the community where
he lives.
. g Young men who may chance to read
the above statement Of facts, should mark
the secret of success. The mans whole
character, of whom have spoken, was
formed and directed by the determination
to do whatever he did, well. i'h --
6 Do the thing yon are doing SO well
that you will be respected in your place,
and you may be sure it will be said to
you % Go up higher" 81 -,- ED
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GEoRdETowN, Jan. 81, 1858.
DEAR SIR: 1t is with sens; of gratitude, and
iesire that others suffering from disease may be in
tuced to use the Eztrct Of Beech Drop, that con-
sent to give the following statement Tor publicity
onti the Last month was sufferer from Chronic
Rheumatism, from the effects OF which my health
war so completely undermined and broken up, that
lost 20 or 30 pounds of my usual weight. Anxious
10 hnd some relief resorted to the most approvc cd
patent medicines. L used number of bottles of
rowEsends Sarsapariiia, and exhausted the list of
Liniments, without any effect. My joints now be
came enlarged, and the pains in my limbs 30 excru-
ciating, that they had to be rubbed two OF three
times night The muscles ofmy legs were so CON
uactet that presented the appearance Of q maa of
Si2ty-hTo when walked. In this condition, more
through curiosity than belief in its good effects
commenced the use Of your Beech Drop, and in ten
or twelve days the swelling about joints had sub
sided; and now, after the use of three bottles am
able to resume my business, ard can walk with the
same ease and comfort that formerly did
Yours truly, &C., ISAAC BARRKrT,
-.-.. Second street, GeorgetoTn.
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oiaze OF passion thundered out. "wifi
you gfue me your hand a. .. Yes. sir.
and my heorf too 81 promptly rephed the
giri, at the same time stretching forth
her hand to the master, and eyeinp him
cunning look. A deathly silence rsirn.
ed for moment in the school-oom: a
moist spot Was seen to giisten in the mas
ter's eye: the ruler was laid upon the
desk, and the blushing girl was request
ed to take her seat, but TO .srcmain after
the school was dismissed 90 In three
weeks afer theschool finished, the school
master and the girl were marned'-Pa.
mer Journal.
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NEW PAPER HANGIsGs
AND
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
P RAFT g. HhR ENBERGH

No, $50, Broadway, New York,
HIDs dddel 10 their W.0teso business
RETAIL ID DEPARTMENT
And are constantly receiviag all new varieties of
Wall Paper and Decorations,
from the most eminent manufacturers of EUROPE
which with the best styles of An Ei;ICAN prod uction
they viii D. pleased to exhibit to any and all who
nay call upon them, either with view of purchas-
ins Or % the perfection this branch OF manufc.
turers has obtaiae1- PaIvArE KESIDENCEs, HOTELS,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CHURCHES, BANNING HOUSES STORES
AND OFFICES IN any part Of the country appropriately
Pspsred or Decorated in Erasco, Hsrble, or Woods
IN superior msaner, by the best wsrkmen in the
trade, .. reasonable prices AMI ths work warranted
feb l5-Sm
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TN DIAN DOCTOR.
, r. G.. SPENCER.

oHers Ms PROFESSIONAL services to the citizens Of Bal
tiInore Can cure ali kinds of Canccrs-take them
out without pain, or the u1e of any knife. He can
cure all kinds of Fits and spasms Rheumatic Pains
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, or
He can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, any
distance from the patient by Knowing the PATIENTS
name. He was born blind, and has studied several
years under an 1ntian Doctor who was among the
wild Indians thirteen years. -t.- =. =.
~ He can be found at Nlr. Buckley's Boarding
House, corner Pratt aad Charles street, baltimore,
Nd. - mar 7tf
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German. Celebrated Tooth Wash.

ais delicious articls combines 80 many neritorf
= - Gus qualities that i. has now become. stand
s-A'orite With the citizens Of New York, Pn1lar
and Baltimore. Dentists prescribe IL in their
L. 49, most successfully, and from every source
~ aosI natteriAg lAudstions awarded it.
ssaansd and bleeding guns are immediately ban-
soe " It's use; its action upon them is very mid,
,Shg and effective. IL cleanses the teeth so
xSsosSniy that they made TO rival pearl in the
s.iis and diffuses through the mouth such o
-; iui freshness that the breath is rendered ex.
Ihy sweet. IL disinfscts all those impurities
- Isro 10 produce decay. and, as 3 consequence,
main sound = -N~
5.epATed only BY Fskzc15ZsRNAN, Druggist, Phil
80 SpIis, and sold by W. II. GILMAN, Washing ston,
ts y al druggists st Only tw.nty ave cents bot
feb 1-6m
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GEORGETOWN, February /, 1854.

Mr.. KIpwEL-SlR: A female member of my family
aged IA years. had been affected wiha painful Scro-
fulous affection of the for years aud although
the best medical advice was had here and in BaIt
more, still the disease Increased and the pain often
became aimest intoierabe. Fortunately for US your
Beech Drop was recommended to be used, and have
great pleasure in stating that it has been eminenty
successful. The Mucous Secretions has not made its
appearance for some months; the health of the pa
tient has been quite restored all the parts that
were heretefors 50 much diseased have become ind
aud well, and an much gratiied Ia being able to
state TO you, that regard it as having been ac
,onpisiled entirely by the of your Beech Drop.
l am very respectfully, your obedieat servant,
r- - ... ....s.. GsoaaE PoE, Jr.,
Formelly Cashier Bank of United states.
To John L. hldweu, ..,-.. -
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iEtFF G.i !4ft y ALSO, rE ,.. lf--.+
Doctor JacksOn's Pile AMl letter
-J'tff fKsu,~ n. = y ti =.

This msy be considered specific, ami ia warrant
inflammation, stops all bleeding, sibdus that intoi
cradle itching, but esetually cures inn very short
time, persons whose lives have been redered NIGER
able for years. It's application prodces no pain,
but rather an agreeable and pleasant ensation.
Call or send for list of cures, aud pu will be as
tonished.
For sale In Washington by 2. d. GILMAN, Drug
gist inveptor and proprstor OF Gilms,'s Hair Dye,
aud IN Baltimores BY Seth s. Hancs, 10. LOS Bait-
more street. Ian 13-3m
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Ia beautiful Jewess attended a
party in Philadelphia, where She was ex- <
ceedingly annoyed by . y1lgar iimperti-
nent fellow. And you never eat pork,
Miss M asked he tauntingiy. "Neyer.
sir, was the reply Nor use lard
lamps, !" ccntinued'th pefsecutor. '7"No,
sif, she answered. = sour religion tesch-
co us 70 avoid ssesythihg swiiish, piys-
led - and mosahy, thsss6osei yeus will
excuse me fsndesani.g 10 asssymeFe
words with you"
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GAMBLING IN LoNDoN.-During some
late Investigations preparatory to an
amendment of the law " concerning games
and wagers, in England, the following
results appear: al ...t .- =
There are at the present time eighteen
houses at the West End of the tewn,
open nightly expressly for the purpose of
gambling, situated in the parishes of st.
James, st. Ann, Soho, consisting of one
in Albermarle street, one in Piccadilly
three in Bennett street, four in st. James
street, three in Jermyn street, one in
Coventry street, one in Leicester street,
and three in Castle street. These estab.
lishmeutS are most elegantly furnished;
and the visitors supplied with most lux
urious suppers, and choice wines and
liquors ad tibitum, free of charge These
dens of iniquity are are also fortified with
iron doors and other defenceS sufficiently
strong to resist the attacks of the police,
so that time may be afforded for the de-
struction Of the Implements used in play
ing the game of hazard. Each of these
houses employs on an average, ten per.
sons, comprising bankers, croupiers,
groem-porters, door-keepers, and 5oimets.
These last are divided into two classes
the fisrt receiving a weekly salary, are
re ,ulred to be constantly in the house,
to act as decOys at the table the other
includes men of superior ability, who,
from constant practice, have attained
great perfection in the manipulation o.
the dice, and receive a per centage upon
all money won through their instru-
mentality, In carrying on this netarious
occupation, it has been ascertained there
are constantly upwards of 200 persons
engaged state of things which, as long
as it is allowed to exist, can only be re-
garded as a disgrace to the nation and a
reprOach to the authorities.
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b REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For Salea md purch..rs.

A ROTHwELL, at his Office, in ODD Fsllovs'
IA. Hall, fth street has for sale Ru,idirg LOTS,
10 various locations, many of them yes, eligible and
desirable. Also, several dwelling HOUSES. -,
Lie VIII aiso find purchasers for city property, I'm
proved or unimproved.
ssreonS desiroua either Of purchasing or sGlling
Houses or Lots WilI fnd 1t 70 then advantase to
lsks application to him. Jan e-YATrlas
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TO THE READERS OF THE STAR.

'yNHE subseribsrs, formerly Of Washington, hnye
/ taken the STEAM CANDY MANUFACTORY
AND FRUIT STORE of VIM. .JLanahan, No. IT'S,
Pratt street, ooors eas. of u s. Hotel, near Light
street, Batimore for the pucpase of conducting the
above business in all its branches Dealers viii
always fna large and extensive stock on hand, at
the otoz prices Goods packet in good order at the
shortest notice. Buyers are requested to Civ Us
call before purchasing. -
mar elm McKOWN & BURNSIDE
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CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO.

229 R1tiaoTe street, corner of Charles, Battinors
4 REdaily opening NEW GOODS such SIS WATCH
N rs, JEWELRY. BRONzES, CLOCKS, VASES.
CHIN ORNAMENTS, MUSIC boxes, fue OH
PAINTINGS, London aud Paris PERFUMERY, gec
uins COLOGNE, COLTS REVOLVING PISTOLS
togsther with gleat variety of FANCY GOODS
which are of red on accom- 1datins tsrns.
feb 2O-tf z-
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
ID < SP IL II STA
A U N ID I G E,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER

Or STOMACH.
Such as Constipation inward Pies Fullpsss of Blood
to the Head, Acdity of the stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Digest for Fcod, Fullness or Weight ip
the Stomach, Sour Eruc.ations, Sinking or Flutter
ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
Heed, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fiuttering
at the Heart, Choking or Sufocating Sensations
when in lying posture, Dmness OF Vision, Dots
the head, Deficiency ef Perspiration YeIo1ness oi
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest.
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in
the fleeh, Constant iH&ginings OF evil, sad Great
pepression of Sririts, ---
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES.

SasH2/ The undersigned calls the attention OF
G@purchas.r to his stock of New and Sc
cond hand CARRIAGES, which he is prepared tn
sell on accommodating terms. - -f,te
~ Repairing done at the shortest possible no
tce, and in the best manner.
Il. T. Cuttings,
Corner of Eutaw and German sts
Baltimore, Mi
N. B.-I have purchased the right to mauufsc
ture Carriages with Hubbsrd's improved Faeai
Springs. Persons are req 1ested to call and exam
inc this great Improvement. R.TG
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