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DR.. J. R. cARDWELL,
DENTAL SURGEON,

PORTLAND, OREGON.
| ". c. is prepared to insert the improved Porce
- lain Gum Teeth on the atmospheric pressure
principle, which may be worn with comfort answer
ing every end Of the natural teeth.
Particular attention paid to the plugging Of decayed
teeth with gold or tin foil thereby preventing further
the least possible pain.
10 All operations warranted 10 give entire salts
faction, or no charge made. Ladies visited at their
residence If requested
Feb. ls, 1854. 2lu
, 1854-09-23
GEORGE L. STORY,
DENNISON'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET,

RORTLAHNDs @NMG@N.
OFFER AT WHOLESALE AID RETAIL lie iol-
" lowing articles e
, 1854-09-23

''wc will all drink with Squar Benjamin
Buncum."
Agreed r. shouted the enthusiastic
and happy crowd
Wen dance all night till broad day light,
And go home wtu the gals in the morning.
Nty H3GrM No. I Times.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
The Speech.

The foreign nows is always Of more or less in
,srest, and has two sides one of which is con-
sidered favorable, and the other not buf the fol-
lowing speech has but one side, and whoever reads
it, we caution them against joining the orator in
his predcament at the close of his oraton.
TIE AFTER DINNER SPEECH AT THE IMPROVE
MENr CLuB.-Well-now my honangallan fren'
--S'Chares Napier's goh't tn Baltic. Why's
Charlesnapier goin' sh tn Baltic! Tell you
why's goin to Balt-hic! Is goin' to give Zempa-
rusei dusagood srash'n. loud cheering) Sha's
wqy S'Charl' Snapier's goin' sh' Baltic. (''Bra-
vo Churley!D Shomesy we're norrawar. Nor
rawar! Hashha! No! Norrawar! Noshexactly
awar. But myhonanagallan fren! clar war soon
as get in Baltic Get into Baltic give myhon-
angalan fren, shortly to clar war. Vociferfren.'
Only lem get safeninto baltic. Zshen you'll
see. You'll she'm versoon bring Tshempa,
Nicll'lls to's senses. Blow sh' old vagabon'S
navy 'hov,issears like Shyrocks wild fire Guy
kee Henseacommons an Flshanomba. (Tu-
multuous applause) Zshen'lmen, here's all your
vehgood healts! beggapard'n-hcres my hon
uugal'n fren 5 sholy GOO health! "For he's al
jolly good fellow ETC. (Chorus by the whole
Of the company, amid which the right honorable
orator tunbled downr)
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
Swiss Discovery

The Swiss journals give the following details
relative to the discoveries recently made in con-
sequence Of the extraordinary fall in the water in
Lake Zurich:-"At about one hundred feet from
the right bank of the lake, opposite the village OF
MelIen, there have been found several rows OF
piles. formed of trunks Of trees. The piles are
about foot apart, with an interval Of sixteen feet
between the rows. These piles support enor-
nous beams, which form very large area. Be-
tween the piles there have been found the skele-
tons Of animss which are no longer to be seen in
Switzerland, but no trace of any domestic ami
mails. irH rrrn-a .... ... ...
On removeng the mud, there have been found
an immense number ofheads Of arrows and spears,
made of stone, carefully cut, and very pointed;
poniards, made of flint, with buck-horn handles;
a batte-axe, in stone, clay vases, evidently form
ed BY the hand without the aid Of any instrument,
and afterwards baked in an oven; aud several
other articles in stone and baked clay. A hu-
man skull has also been found. These rema ms,
which are considered to have belonged to the an
cient Celts are now under examination by
commission of antiquarans."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
4 bad Spell.

A pious,bns illterate deacon, in CERTAIN town
adjacent to Worcester (Mass.) gave to the church
man O slip OF paper, upon which he said was writ
ten the names Of couple Of books which he
wished him to call for at Mr.. As book store
The driver called at the store, and handing the
memorandum to clerk, said. There's q couple
Of books which Deacon B. wished you to
send to him"
The clerk, utter careful examination Of the
paper, was unable to make head or tale Oft, and
passed it to the book keeper, who was supposed
to know something of letters; but to him it was
also "Greek." The proprietor was called, and
he also gave the thing up in dispair; and it was
finally concluded best to send the memorandum
back to the deacon, as it was supposed he must
have sent the wrong paper. AS the coach ar
rived at the village inn, the driver saw the dea-
con waiting On the steps.
swell, driver" said he, "did you get my books
to-day.
"BooEs! no; and good reason why: for there
couldn't man in Worcester read yeur old hen
q tracks," .9..,.. ....s ... .a .s.
couldn't read 'ritia'! Let me see the paper"
The driver drew it from his pocket, and passed
It to the deacon; who, taken out and carefully ad-
justing his glasses, held the memorandum at
arms length, exclaiming as he did so, in very
satisfied tone
"Why it's as plain as the nose on your facet"
ITO Sam Bur"-"two psalm books" guess
bis clerks had better 60 to school awhile. ....-
And here the deacon made some reflections up
on the Ignorance of the times" and the want Of
attention to books by the "rising generation" !"
which would have been all very we'll, if said by
somebody else.-Knick. Mag.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
REMOVAL.
Griffin a. BOstwick

HAVING removed their Furniture to their in
IL the Phoenix Block directly Bostwicks dry DDS
Store prepared wait their customers thing u
their line, st ock consist part as follows:
Sofas from S25 TO Jenny Lind S5S Tetee-tee (ace to
ace suits the young exactly Mahogany chairs Marble Top
Tables Quartet and card tables, what not Bureaus Mahoga
cottage BEDS Marble top wash stands, Piano Stools, foo:
stools, &c.
Also, fine lot of Hall Stands, they beauty.
Also splendid lot of Looking Glasses from Is o Sls
Also, Pictures rnd Picture Frames.
fine lot Of Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses our Hair
Mattresses manufactured In vicinity (by Mr.
McLan, Of RoOtstown and warrant the Hair to be the
first quality Of long Horse Hair the Husk and cotton,
comnginto general use i'll many pacss.
Also plenty Of Bedsteads with Hinkeys Suspension
Bed Bottom. These beds have now been thoroughly tried
and all who have used Them pleased with hem we have
improved the bottom by making them thicker than at first
sell them now ro@ $3.50 and upwards every person who
would have bvdsead should buy at least for themselves
and we assure them they will buy other after.
We have full assortment of common furnture seat
chairs OF all kinds, Om 5 and upwards, bureaus from SO
and upwards Stands and upwards and cord beds
cheap IL people will have then Tables 49, and other work in
proportion. . ....
We have been at considerable expense In fitting up our
rooms, aud invite all to call and what have We
know sell cheap, the least of in Cleve-
land elsewhere; If the people satisfied that this is the
will they sustain of this Kind by purchasing at
home All work purchased in the village, will be delivered
at the House Of the purchaser.
Ravenna. March H. 1854 455-n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07

TREED BY A LocoMoTIvE.-Some years ago
Prof. Larrabee visited Portland, Maine. He had
been stlolling in the neighborhood, and was out
until nightfall, which found him mile or two
from his quarters. He started homeward, and
soon came to an inlet for the tide water, spanned
by railroad bridge half mile long. He got
about one-third of the way across, and he heard
the scream of the steam whistle; on looking
back, he saw the lightning train coming at the
rate Of forty miles an hour. To get back was
impossible, to outruu it was out of the question;
to stand by the side of the track on that narrow
bridge, with considerable specimen of the deep
blue sea beneath, was not expedlent. What
should he do! One thinks very fast under such
circumstances. On came the train--louder
shrieked the wlistle; the bridge was gained and
the Professor was on it. At this moment he
caught sight of the telegraph pole standing be-
side the bridge. Heran to it--caught hold of it,
and cooned up in very undgni6ed haste--whilel
the screaming, snorting, galloping train dashed
by. As soon as the nervous excitement Gained
down, be descended and walked slowly home,
ward
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
EOr tIsc SDvitpg 'S'r;p(sn.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NHE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention Of Mer-
chants throughout the county of Portage and tie trade
generally to their stock OF GROCERIES, kept constantly on
hand which additions daily made Our stock
prises every thing usually kept in Grocery and Provision Es-
adjustments, which prepared to sell low as any
house tine county! Being working ourselves def
Feeling grateful friends for their liberal patronage
extended to US we assure them that we can offer then greater
Inducements this season. than before.
lAe following comprises portion OF our Stock
COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Jaws.
sU r NJ MoL s s ES AND YRUP.
\. D. and p. K. Sugar; Granulated do; Powdered do
Crushed do b and c. C9ee do Double refined Loaf sugar.
New ofeaus Molusse Cardonss do Green Suarts syrup
SPICE
Gloves; NutmegS; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard; Can do;
Pepper Sauce; Csssa; Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
... FRUITS. .....E
Boxes N Rasns Layer do Cluster do Secdcss do :
Boxes and Drums Figs Almonds; Brazil Nuts; Fiberts
English Nanuts Pea Nuts Cocoa Nu3, Lquorcc; Olive
Oil Lemons and Oranges.
Young Nyson; Gunpowder; Imperia Old Hyson; Black;
. j. FISH.
Codasl Macnerel; WhiteHsh; Trout Pckerel; No. and
Scaled Herring.
Kentucky Six Twist: Sweet Cavendish Baltimore spun
general assortment of fine cut ctcwing Tin foil fine cut
and ID papers smoking; Warwick Bryans can; Spanish
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
Fnyoy aGG SOnp; % hF ao o buFEs % chem wash
Candies; Sperm do; Stcarine do; Tallow do.
r. ...... -.s ....r.. -.. OIL. .....'. ......
Lnseed Sperm: LGrd Sweet. t.r
SU N RIES.
Bed cords; Painted Pals; Tubs British strc Coppeas;
Alum; Chalk; Rosin; Tar; Maddcr; Canddwick; Wrapping
twine; Cordage; indigo; Pickles; Sardnes; Tapoca Mac
caroni; Rice -FOUR Baskets Whip Lshes Cream Tartar;
Sup. Carb Soda Sal Soda; Tartarc Acid Whiting; Putty;
Flour Sulphur; oar; Saitpctre; Batting; Spruce Gum;
Hacking; Glassware; Stoneware; Paper % Brooms ime
Matches; Powder Candies; saerats Starch; English split
Pea Osage Orange Sced for Hedges; Toys Wallets; Snuff
Boxes Steel PENS Lead Pencs States; Slate Pencils Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c. '
- 80. rf f--.l r CIV 1 $40 MS. -s.a
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vlpeear
Beans; Drisd Beef; Lard; Hams; Shoulders; Pork Fish
Butte Turnips Peas Corned Beef Cheese Rice;
Pickles.; Onions; Bees; Tongues; Maple Mosscs; do Su
gar: Honey, &c. tt fss [ef s.H sT-
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout the
'eason and solicit examination from any sposed to
purchase. .}5.s 80 -Te7bG , .F@f.a So -
n Bcash paid for all kinds Of country Produce
exchange for Good, at rates which win be satisfactory
Lf1 H w. SMITH d co.
Rsyenna, April 18th, 1883
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
DENTISTRY.

sss,~rz. DR.. a. A. HARRIS has associated with him
TsIfs in the practice of Dentistry, Dr. J. G.. WILLIS
UIffYYYHand they have fitted up rooms in the PhGnix
-lA-hJ Block east end over Richardson's Hardware
Store for the purpose of carrying the Dental business in its
various branches, and to offer generous public the latest
mprOve emeEt in their profession.
As they permanently located in RavenDn all those wish
ing work done By them depend having their work done
in proper manneE such Whole Sets Of Teeth, minor
Sets, partial Sets Teeth ceanscd, and fill with Gold Foil
erystalizcd Cold Tin Foil Teeth extracted with the
choroform without They have preparation for destroy
ing the Of aching eCts and will perform all other work
incident to their profession.
We intend free ourselves from all mposiions practice
by pretenders. We will be governed in pVci strictly
by priucple, and vii not knowingly perform a operations
wrong matter how strongly solicited what the nduco
ment may be- 7
All operations performed the teeth in Office, will
warranted and person is required take pay for work
unless perfect satisfaction is given. .-....
Ravecna, March IA, 1854. : GIL ...s ..... 455-f
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metallic BURIAL CASES.

THESE Cases are fast coming into general use The advan
tage ofthtse the wood Coffin,
natural causes; g. they eccty resist the pre- Of the
earth t. they proof against water and consequently
min Ofa kinds: they proof against the knfe
they entirely prevent the escape ofodensve during
the transportation of the body from place 10 anoher
the body be preserved for week. and months in hot
weather without any perceivabie change. ... II
AlsO keep ShrOudS hand at low price, this pre-
vents the necessity of turning the ouso OF mOurg into
sewing sbop and think will be great convenience to all
We have also tho common wood COn from the childs to
the grown person.
full assortment Of the above Cases (smal and lage
be found at the Furniture Rooms, In the Phqnx Block
Ruvenna. March IA, 1854. Of GRIFFIH e. BnsTwIcEs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
lOs superior So. CIevcIand.

BRANCH AT FRAHkLlS MILLS, OHIO. .rsts..-
tie earnest solicitations, OF many Of the citizens ol
~ Franklin and vicinity; splendid fitted up, al
this place, Mercantile College II Is intended to make
this Institution, eminenty worthy OF public patronage il
will afford the facilities for Commercial Instruction.
at Cleveland and elsewhere.
The of Instruction will be adopted here as
taught the main College, and the Diploma will be
awarded.
The Branch will be under the superior perntendenee Of
Chas. Peck, Jr skfu practical accountant and familiar
with the Of Instructions taught at our best Institu
tons.
The Principal Of the College, may be expected at stated
times to give Instructions, In PeDmanship.
Terms for the full course time unlimited $25.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
STABLER'S
AM0DYNE CHERRY EXpECT0RANJ'

Is confidently recommended to invads unsurpassed by
any known preparation, for the UGHS, HOHRSE
NESS and other forms Of common colds; BRONCHITIS,
.4STU.A, GROUP, CONSUMPTION in an early stage and
for the Relief Of the patient in advanced stages of
tai disease.
1t Combines in scientific manner remedies Of long es-
teamed IaGe with others of recent discovery, and be-
sides soothing and tonic qualities through the skin gem
and with great efficacy for the Of this class of disease
Price Fifty Gents. Curtis Hatch Agent, Ravenna 0.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
STOVES. STOVES!

THE subscribers receiving prepared
to the public the largest OF Stoves brought
to this market. Among them are the following kinds:
COOKING STOvEs-Empire State, szes Western; Preml-
ums ELEVATED ovEHCobbs; Clinton Air Tight; Califor.
MIA air tight; True American air tight.
PARLoR STovEsAmong the PArlor Stoves is the Grccan
Parlo for both wood coal, this is pattern, the doors
upon principle ands altogether oftc
and most convenient stoves in it worth journey the
shop TO look at it. Als) til, Waverly Box stoves Cou
Cylinder, Franklin, and others have moi
AL kinds of Sheet Iron Stoves had made to
der. n. B-All kinds of Jobbing, Fave Trougs Spoung
ETC.. attended to al short notice.
Ravenna, Sept. &, 1853. BECKLEY e. RAWSON,
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Farm for SnIe.

"a Tho "Cottagc Hill Farm" 2l miles east Of Raven
sasE the Warren road, containing 437 Of first
EEtE rate land 975 Of Improvement 20 Of which
bottom land, and will cut very heavy grass, the bai.
ance In fine timber This Farm Is unusually well waered
with falling springs, and the Mahonng River runs
through the centre ft and is considered one Of the very
best rns in the county, either for stock or grain missing
The buildings consist of substantial Stone House, built at
large outlay, with fine well Of son water at the door, There
are two large barns with cattle she'd "a feet long, connect
ing them. Also Carriage House, Horse Sablcs and all 9TH
necessary oubudings and all In good repair One
half u the purchase money remain mortgage, for
term of years il required. The above property will be sold
low, as the occupants desrous ofremoving east.
For further particulars apply to Darius Lyman Esq., Ra-
VIENNA, Daniel Curtis Co.. No. Ill Pearl-st New York,
or Of the Subscriber, on the premises. : .--..-
RaVonna, Feb. 81 1854. 453-f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
Hatch, Oss HTaiM ssrcct,

TT AS received his spring supply medicines paints oils
ana dye snfs, and is prepared supply pure dr.,
ead, lead ground lnol spirits urpenline, seed oil
&c to painters and builders the right kind of terms The
sick and afflicted can n at his store all tho choice kinds
medicines usually called for Doctors supplied US usual at
very 10" rattSlor caSi, that beng the motto tti3
DURE Dry White Lead; also best qualify Zinc Paint far
hprlL2o Shieat 1H t.. SwFT's
0SGooD'S Cholagogue, McKenzie's Ftbrifugo, Sls Fe
Fever and Ague Exteinator Vegetable Specific Davis an
Killer Hihbars Wild cherry Bters Hoohands Dyspepsia
Btters, Hutcing's Dyspepsia Bittcrs Tasks Ointment
Sloane's ointment, McAitstors ointment, German ointment
&c. For sale by l. SWIFT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
TEETH TEETH, TEETHir,

NR SPELMAN would, inform those of his friends for
~ whom he has engagedto nsort teeth and all others who
may desire his professional services that he found at
the room Of Dfs Caine Morton, in Ravenna Satur
day, April 90, and May H. ~ '"7 y
Dr. s. would also given that though he mas his Office
ia Ceyeland, his patients will be waited with us much
Prompttde and with little trouble to themselves il his
office WAS in Rayenna yetA And the work will be- in
Cleveland except hefing, the work will be very much bet
ter for the reason that he has facilities there for doing work.
tile expense Of which, Ae limited business OF this country
would not warrant This ct coupled with the fact thai he
as uniformly given entire satisfaction to a who has hitherto
Employed him. will make hswork doibfy desirable. Hchas
also associated with oftwo ofthe dentist in Unlon
whose skill and experience will be employed OH all work
trusted TO his and they will share with him the respon-
siblity of the work well as the profits. ltt
Ravenna. March 10, S54. tert ,.. -,-.. t, I59-f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07

rEE undersigned have purchased of MessS Whittlcsoy
the above well known Ms prepared all times to
pay the highest nakst price for Wheat, Corn, Rye &C.
Particular attention given TO cusOil work.
We have in connection with the above opened III OUR
and FEED STORE at tho rooms lately occupied BY s. hay
opposite the P9Ix Block where bo found times
FLOUR by the barrel in sacks, FEED Of all descriptions
Also, SALT, PLASTER, FISH, LIME, &c. ... taI
Rayenna, April 3, 1851 ... d. .v GEO. BITEL e Co .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
In the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Portage County, Ohio.

fENHE defende will take notice that the plaintiff filed his
petition in said Court Of Common Pleas on the 10th dny
Of JANUARY 1854 praying for partition in the following piece
parcel of land; situate IN the township of CharlQstowl
in the said county Of PORTAGE known being part OF lot
number ssventy four being the middle the south part of
said lo bounded on heBortb by land formerly owned by
Joseph r. James and Turner Chapel east BY land
owned BY Turner Chapel and Noah Wilcut the south and
west by highway containing rs acres and one undre on
acre Of land which petition viii bo heard tho June term
Of said Court next TO Sc holden. 's' - 'e
RAvonna, April e, 1851 H,sTRAwpEE, Pig Atty
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HecRSEy sOp Nnapafinm,

THE NEW STEAM GRlSr MILL in Ravenna, is now
ready for operation Farmers and Others, will please cu
and examine c most conveniently arranged Mill in this par,
Or tho State PARMELE &. SONS
RAY VIENNA, August 9, ls5o. ..| r-... 374tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
Notice in Partition.

IRAN Z. FENTON will take notice that George Fen
ton and Betsey 4. Way wife of H. II. Way, in her own
right have this day filed in the office of the Clerk the Court
of Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio, their petition
wherein they demand partition of tho following Premises;
situate in said Portage county TO wt situate in the township
0t Suield i'll said county, being part Of lots ami
III said township, and Is bounded Us follows witt Begin
mug at the centre the and road said lot No g.
where The north and south road running the
Luther Waltons land, the thence south deg
east twenty chains and ftyfve links the line
OF said Luther NaltoHs land stake, thence sonh 80 deg
west! on the north line ofIhOmpson Pigg's land sixteen chs
and twenty five links to birch stake thence deg. ives.
one chain twenty-five links to stake and stones thence
thirteen chains and links stake and stones
thence north deg west, the line of Samuel Thonp
sons land, twenty Chains and nineteen links centre
the east and west road above mentioned thence north sc
~ nn east on the centre of said road thirty chains and sixty
one Inks to the place of beginning; containing
acres and forty EIGHT rods Of lands. Also following niece
or parcel OF land situate in said lots Nos and and bound
ed rs follows to witt beginning the north luc of the east
ana west ROAD above mentioned in said lot no 3
from the original line bstween said los Nos and &: thence
north deg west on land Of Lorenzo UpsUn four chains md
% INKS to stake thence south S7 deg land of sad
Lorenzo Upson and Baldwin Upson, chains and
Hargate Jr four chains and links to m
line Of the road last mentioned, thence nOrt Sc dog 30 min
east on the north liue of said road chains and seventy
three links to the place ofbeginnng Containing four acres
and thirty six rods OF land be the or less
And the defandents are further notified that at tho next
term OF said Court of Common Pleas applications will be
made by the petitioners for an order that petition may be
maze OF san premises. BIERcE 6G JEFFRIEs,
April &c, 1854. 46l-7w Au'ys for Petitioners
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
PREMTUM FLOURgNt. WILL.

THE subscribers stk doing business at the Ravenna
l. Summit Mills and also in Campbelsport, notwltlstand
ing the reports put in circulation by the propreors of Steam
Mills and Water Mills in this vicinity, that have broke
down. aud rot doing custom business and
om making -four that stands the test in erery where
1t used Our -four stands A No. j. wherever Is KNOWN
and takes the premium all other Flour made whenever
il on exhibition. Families have -four (made especially
for family use delivered at their dwellings, at the market
price, for first quality Our Flour Is made the best
ce of Wheat, and make Flour from poor wheat thai
We may be enabled to sell cheaper than our neghbOrs.
All ordersprompty attendedto g- ---..
wHITTLESEY tG BROTHER.
CampbelspOrt, Nov. 2eth, 1853. ,. a...
p S.-COb Corn, and all kinds Of Grain ground
short n@icP. nov30tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07

R. Baird & Co.'S be found at all large
and we'll selected stock of "ory, OF every dcscri
End s:ll!ng at the lowest possible rates.
N b. Samples OF the newest styles received every week
from the manufactures at the East, ucty tho
and most approved style. atwa! Oh hand
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-07
E, n. D. J.E. MORTON, N,
MEDICAL NOTICE.

R GAME informs his friends and patrons that his rapid
~ increasing practice has rendered necessary take
partner to be enabled to attend 10 thoir calls all times
and TO provide Homeopathic treatment any emergency
Dr. c. has therefore, associated with him j. X. Morton, NJ
D., graduate Of the Western College of Homeopathy.
All calls made at their Office, No. 2, Phoenix Block
over II. l. Days Store, will receive immediate aeu
ton. ......
Ravenna, April 10. 1854. 359.f