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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
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Hs We Will rsfer o. Ohs 9abFH HOf
Miss L s. 'rpesffinned rules " Ladies no
ila9pgeri eat salt sh Ash y y .aPublIc table.
The odor4 4ef IL is nov sonsiSsged
ertrenssIy sagSntssl.Bao Oh dear what
WIN becomeyof our Goa aud niackeFel
fisheries II tie 9Odor of sails is
50 very w0gesssr young gentlemen ntt Ia Pc
must hOtet etOueh it,fonfeafgthe delicate
Folfactories Of some fashionable 'lady
will be offended ibis IwOdIdb bstOo
bad ! ihsuferable. The refned can
well stand the foeted breath qf swine
or; brandy drinking debaucheeaastit
pours forth through thetmoustschied
lorifce Of the brainless dandy, fOFtAis
Is .genteel and fashionable, obudtE Athe
breath tainted with sail, fshI oh her
hblel Carry her out, give her fresh
air, orr she'll faint. ladlaA rol oals
, we care not By whom such files
are prescribed or endorsed, n we !, rePp-
diate them atthe fearful cost Of being
regarded decidedly vulgar.o s9a I
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
/" The Prohibitionist. 1, I"

4aaI" The Prohibitionist."
ooOar readers will find in another
column a prospectus Of a new paper
bearing the above title, The first
number is before US, and we are de-
lighted with its appearance, and mat
ter. a'3al 91i am69 ''io
tis not intended BY the men con-
trolling it to interfere in. the, least with
any other temperance paper in 1.-THE
country. 1t will be published month
y, and will be Invaluable to circulate
in the place Of ordinary temperance
tracts among the friends and foes of
the great movement. That oldyeteran,
E. G. Delavan, who many years since
'deluged the land with his choice pub
lications; 7; who in 1852 sent out tlvO
hundred thousand copies Of the Stem
perance Recorder monthly, is again
lin the field with his " Prohibitionist."
WsWould urge any Of our friends who
are able and willing to do more than
to take the "Organ" to get,up clubs
for the g ProhibitionistY and scatter
them all over the land. 1VThe results
will be most happy. We are very
anxious for the success Of the !. Pro-
hibitionist 7 and hope that milliOasof
numbers will be demanded. Each
number will be stereotyped SO that
any orders may be filed at the short
est notice, See the Prospectus
|pa The Editors and Publishers Of the
"Organ y are looking to the. good of
the great cause, and whatever gives an
earnest Of success we hail with pleas
ure. True, we are solicitous that a
wider circulation should be given oto
our paper, but if we know ourselves
this solicitude is inspired. by the con-
victicni that good to- the community
viii result. aa m1a Ym biol o buim
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

A SIGN1EIoANT FAcT.-During the
past year, there have heen incaEcerated
in the Albany Penitentiary, for vari-
Gus offences, one thousand persons,
male and female. Ofthis number, all
but tUentyJfve have been cenfessedly
incorporate, and trace their. downfall
to drunkenness. Ofthese twenty-five,
fifteen acknowledge to the Physician
ofthe Prison, thatthey have habitually
used Intoxicating liquors to the amount
Of from half a pint to a pint daily,
and this they call moderate drinking !
When the connection between the use
Of these poisons and the crime that
scourges our land, is SO glaringly evi-
dent, sOAyis II that every friend of
virtue does not demand the suppress
sion Of the poison-trafics 's a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Sheriff Sale.

)Y virtue of writ of Vend EXponas to me directed and
Is deiyered from the Court Common Pleas of Postage
county Ohio shall expose sale at public venduc, at the
Court House in the town of Ravenna,
on SATURDAY. the 10th day of June neat,
bo,weap The hours ten o'clock NJ and O'Clock p.
M of said lay the following described lands and enements,
to witt Situate in township number two IN said county OF
Western Reserve and known by being part of lot number
thirty said township which situated the dwell
np house then late the residence of Israel A. ThodSe con-
tanning about nneynne of land, be sold sec the
rs of the respondents Charles Twitche as set forth nthe
answer wit: ths privilege of following SAID PREMISES up
to the south line thereof. SO
Sold on an execution whcren Luke H. Thorndike Plain
lif and Alpheus G. Andrews snd al, Def;Edants.
Appraised at Sl3S6,00. ~
SherfNs Office PortaEe Co.. JAMES WooDARp nheFih.
R.ynnna Msy a 1884 4G3-5w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

BosToE, May s.--Mr. Orr, alias Angel Ga
briel, preached in the open air yesterday. The
Chelsea, police interfered and his friends carried
him to where he again commenced preaching. A
riot eusued, and several were injured. 1t was
finally suppressed by fremen and police. The
riot resumed in the evening, and severe fighting
was had between the Americans and Irish. The
latter were driven from the ground.
An attack was then made on the Catholic
church; windows were broken, &C. The sheriff
read the riot act, and the military called out,
when the rioters dispersed. Several Of both par
ties are more or less injured.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Foreign News.

The Steamer Africa arrived at New York on
the morning of the 9th inst, with Liverpool dates
to the 22d ult. Her news reports breadstufs as
still advancing. ftfif t5
The following is the telegraphic summary of
her general news: n..r
Freights from Liverpool to United States very
firm, and shipping scarce. Steerage abundant.
The war news is unchanged
The weather is pleasant and there have been
refreshing rains.
The Franklin arrived out on the morning of
the goth.
Richardson and Brothers, the agents Of the City
of Glasgow say they are not afraid of that Steam
er being lost. The ship was perfectly efficient;
she had water for forty days, and also dstilling
apparatus, provisions for 55 days, Goals for &c
days, and 373 passengers.
The Treaty Of Alliance has been ratified be-
tween France and England.
Oh A Treaty of A lliance, offensive and defensive,
has been signed between Austria and Prussia.
The war news from the Baltic, Black Sea and
the Danube remains unchanged.
The expulsion of the Greeks is vigorously en-
forced.
The Greek insurrection assumes the shape ofa
guerrilla warfare harrassng, but not formidable.
to against the Greek government for favoring the
insurrection.
A massacre of Greeks by the Turks at Volo is
reported, but the report is doubtful.
Accounts are still vague respecting the viola
ton of the Servian territory.
Prince Daniel is reported to have summoned
the Montenegras to arms against the Turks.
The campaign in Asia is expected to be opened
by the middle of April.
There is nothing important from France or Eng
land.
The Africa arrived out at half-past seven ociock
on Friday morning. She left Liverpool at four
in the afternoon.
THE VERY LATEST BY THE TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Saturday, 3 o'clock, P. M.-There is
nothing new to-day except rumors, both from Par
is and Vienna, ola new Prussiun mediation.
BERLIN, Friday.-Yesterday an offensive and
defensive alliance between Austria and Prussia
was signed by Baron Mantenffel On the one side
and Baron Hess and Count Thun on the other.
PARIS, Friday.--A despatch from Omar Pashr
confirms the previous accounts that the Turk:
we're thrice successful against superior forces q
the passage of the Danube, but in obedience Il
orders, they retreated in the line Of Karasan.
The ST. Petersburgh papers contain NANTES
to in reply to the English and French declaration
OF war. 1t throws the responsibility OF the wa
wholly upon France and England.
1t is asserted from Copenhagen that Swcder
has positively entered into treaty with Russia
by which an.absoute enactment forbidding mor'
than four ships at once to enter horbor, ha
been restored; and the same is extended to Nor
way.
SrA1N.-Mr Soule, it is reported, was still nrg
ing the Black Warrior aAuir upon the attention
of the Government. -
I Spanish decree has been published to regis
ter all the slaves in Cuba.
| Great Britain, SARDINIA and Holland repudat
privateering.
The Journal ST. Petersburg, publishes rcpl
to the Declaration of War.
Nesserodc's circular favors the Greek insur
gents. ....
The ice in the Gull Of Finland had much bro
! ken up.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

THE GARDINER CAsE.-JoHN A. GARDINER,
charged with perjury in this notorious case, was
called upon by his suretes before the criminal
court at Washington, on Monday last He did
not appear, and his bonds to the amount of $12,-
900 are forfeited The parties who bailed him
are amply indemnifed. Eight thousand dollars Of
the money obtained is attached in the hands OF
Corcoran and Riggs and will be returned to the
treasury. We have not heard that Mr.. Thomas
Corwn has yet offered to refund the money he
obtained by this transaction. r.r.. = ....'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

OF An investigation is going on in New York,
about the late fatal accident at JENNINGS store in
Broadway. The chief engineer testified that to
the best of his knowledge and belief, men were
in the habit of running with the engines in the
garb of firemen, for the purpose of stealing. He
also said that he believed half the fires in New
York were the work of incendiaries. 1t appears
to have been nobodys duty to inquire into the
cause of fires, and nobody did it. The result of
the investigation will be the creation of strong
feeling in favor of paid fire department, to su-
persede the volunteer organization.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

~ The Toronto Globe says serious apprehen-
sions are entertained respecting the safety of
Capt. CoLLINsoN, who went out to Behring's
Straits, in company with Capt Mcclure, to
search for Sir John Franklin. Search is now
being made for him as we'll as for the long lost
Sir John, both on the eastern and western coast
of North America.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
LAWS OF OHIO.
AN ACT
K,UBLHsHaED BY AUTHORITY.

AN ACT
Supplementary to an act "to provide for the as
sessment and taxation Of all property in this
State, and for levying taxes thereon according
to its true value in money" passed April 18th.
1859. .-..... ...'..... B..
Sec. ]. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That in any county in this
State where it shall prove impracticable for as
SCISSORS to complete their assessments for the
wear eighteen hundred and fty-four, within the
period limited in "an act for the assessment and
taxation of all property in this State and for levy
ing taxes thereon according to its true value in
money" passed April thirteenth, eighteen hun
dred and fity-two, It shall be lawful for the Au-
ditor of said county to extend the time for such
assessment till the Fifth Monday in May; and in
all such cases. the meeting Of the county board
of equalization shall take place on the second
Tuesday after the Fourth Monday in May.
F. C. LEBLOND,
~vts Speaker Of tie House of Representatives.
.E.." ~.z ROBERT LEE,
Presidcnt Of the Seaate, pro tenn.
AuDIToR's OFFICE, PORTAGE Co.,(
Ravenna May 8, 1854.
/ certify that the foregoing law is correctly
printed from the authorized copy certified to by the
Secretary of State.
LORENZO FROST,
County Auditor.
AUDITORS OFFICE, PORTAGE CoUNTT,(
,- Ravenna, May 9Th 1854.
Pursuant to the above authority the township
assessors will make their returns to the Auditor
of Portage County on or before the Fifth Monday
being the goth day Of May, 1854, ~. 5
LORENZO FROST, County Auditor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

HEAVY FoRGERIEs.-An arrest was made a
few days ago, near Marshall, Illinois, of man
by the name of Kagay, who is alleged to be guilty
of heavy forgeries upon sundry persons in Cincin-
natl. The forgeries are said to amount to be-
tween $50 900 and 100000. A large amount of
money was found upon his person at the time Of
Of his arrest. He attempted to escape from his
captors by bribing them, after his arrest.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

ERIE, May sth.--Yesterday afternoon, after
the services had commenced IN the Catholic
Church, tho gallery having been crowded full on
account of the Bishop being there, gave way
precipitating the whole mass on to the crowd be-
low, but providentially none were killed at the
time. Several were taken out badly injured, and
one has died, and there are some two or three
more that cannot live.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Ncyv Road Notice.

NOTICE ishercby given that petition will be presented
~ to the Hon: Board of County Commissioners. at he
June session a. D. 1851 Road laid out and
established in Ravenna, as follows: beginning ut point in
tween Lots is and l6 south division in said Ravenna,
the foot of the h south of Ethan A. BabcOck's House;
thence running nori-casterly direction, through thu
land of said Eaihan A. Bahcoc S. Carter and H. Hockiss
until it inersec The road from Rvcnna to Freedom, at
point in or little north of the of Lots A. %, l6 and
81 in the south division of Lots in said Ravenna. .
,nrI o. 46oAW
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
MarrlrA.

faon the asth ut at Shalesvile by IRA Burroughs ESQ.,
Mr.. EDWIN A. MoRsY, and Miss HANNAH E. CLARK.
At the residence Of James Phelps the 9Th inst by the
Rev. w. NJ Bear, Mr.. EDWARD 3. wYKEs, Of Mount
vernon and MISS JULIA E daughter Of Charles H Jones' of
Rootstown. MI sts. is-fi 5ls sWsl3t.- ttsttst
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
WBR. R. johnson.

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
z,yzzz--, VIII perform all operations connected with
NTS profession in the most approved style of od-
perm Dentistry Teeth from one to fun sets IN,
will avoid that unnatural appearance too common in Denial
Substitutes. Mr. J intends making Ravenna his pcrma-
residence and guarantee satisfaction t" all those VINO
mours Store.
RErERENts that may be consulted by letter or otherwise
Dr. X Sheldon Troy, Geauga counnt Drs. Harlow Curtis
and Vincent R. Taylor and c. T. Blakesee Chagrn Falls
Roy n n Miller Chester, 463-tf
Mn L 1874.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-P. NJ.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2-P. NJ.
FROM HAYTI.-Later advices from Hayti say
that Solouque was making immense preparations
for the contemplated invasion Of Dominica. All
his fleet and army are being put in fighting order.
Operations were to commence the lst inst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
New Road NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be presented
to the Hon Board of county Commissioners Of Portage
county Ohio their next session praying that road may be
laid out and established in the township of franklin in said
as follows w commencing the north line Of
lands of John Rhodenbaugh at near the east line ofot No
49, thence north westerly course to near the railroad be-
tween PENN and Brady lakes thence north of west so near
parallel with the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail- road as prac-
cable to bridge the Cuyahoea River in the south
part of lot No SO in Franklin.
Franklin. MAY 3. 1851 463 4W
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Dissolution,

TIVE eopanership heretofore existing between Gustnvus
Lane and George X Foster, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The accounts the late firm will be settled by Gusavns
Lane. who will continue the business at the old
stnd where lie will be happy 10 wait on those who may
favor him with their custom. " ..i "
Rnvnnnn MAY l. 1854. a. .-.. D.. ..s. .~. 46o3W
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DOC'E. III. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL, PHYSICIAN.
g in attendance at his rooms as follows

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows.
Rayenna---PrentSs House, Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday unt4 O'Clock +. NJ a4th and 25th May.
Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday, 2ad May.
Observation-Disclosures House, Thursday and Friday 4th
Naturalization House. Monday goth of May
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, nfammations, rheumatism, Ashna,
Shoncss of Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia, drop
sv Weakness Nervous disabilities, Restlcsscss Loss Of
Appetite Constipation, Derangeento OF the Stomaeh Bilious
Affections Gravel, White Swengs, any long sandingds
.ases are invited TO call. .f b.. L. a.
No CHARGE FOR -Dr T. neither beedsno
blisers; is he Homapahst he Mercury Ar
scuic Annonv or any other mineral as medical
he Thompsonian neither gives emetcs. His the
ory diseases differs from all others that have been adopted,
b not more so than his system of treatment He does not
make sick to make WE'LL down to build up again,
nay nervous rrittion by patching up with anod!nes
Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time being attendance must accord
strictly with published announcements. .
An unbiased opinion to the probability of cnre is al
why's given Subjectng the patient to no expense without
>''O SALT RHEUM RADICALLY CURED.
Mrs L. Rumigh, of Beaver Pa ,curcd OF Salt Rheum OF
eight nine years standing 1t was of most painful char
acer covering tho entire surface OF the hands and portions
Of the arms and person. First called nearly four years
In four months the skin became soft and SMOOTH and
mains entirely free from disease to this time Thr above ease
is selected because of the first cured in the West and
best shows its permanency Those who have been smar!
and cured reside in the vicinity of nearly ap
has attended treatment Of White Swengs Scrofua Alsces
and Fever Sores Of which have been thu
" upo laerna remedies tat calculated to neutraz
the acrd substances supporting Diseases and by exciting
hoahfu activity the skin and other secretoy organs to fore
escape by the natural channels Hence
the is radical without depletion and instead of endan
gerng the Lungs superficial healing of ulcers or seat
ering' of tumors inrarGby does, to protect am
strengthen those vital parts Our remedies are selected ex
clusvey from the Botanic Kngdom carefully rejecting ALI
narcotic and other poisons They be borne by the
delicate feeble constitutions, and increase but us
ual liability to colds. As we do not make scs to MAKE ~e
or tear do,m build up again. patients may remain at hom
and attend to the ordinary voeaoas during treatment
- NEBRA SKA HATS.
i CoMETHING New in the shape of a Hat Try one on.
i Anr;I o4. 1874 JAMES TNVJTT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

0EFThe cost of coal, FOR days steaming of Il
single ship in the Chinese water according 10 the
New York Tribune, is eight hundred dollars.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

" Friday the % ult, at New Orleans, was
the coolest day ever known in April. The ther-
was down to 46 degrees.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
5prrluI Nntitrg.

M<.s Dr. TUBES will be at the Prenss House, Wednes-
NJ day afternoon and Thursday until O'Clock r. M,
Gath and 25th of May. IHt. I ....y- s.. be-
See advertisement in another column.
DYSPEPSIA AND lNDlG GESTloN.-These great scourges
of our people cannot well understood the means OF
ayerng or curing them highly appreciated The person
who discovers any means OF cure or alevatoh coheTs
benefit upon his fellows and is deserving of honor This
desirable consumaon has been achieved and not only may
dyspepsia be cured may he prevented by the use of
.Hoohands German Bier'sn prepared by Dr. q M Jack
son. Philadelphia. which neasne n v o., ~ ito
efcacy 1t is perfect in its natures and possesses
the valuable property ofnprong the health ROBUST as
well US restoring the health of tho Sick -f., as.-
rPCoMsuMrr1oE AND SPIrrtNG BLooD'-See the certif-
cats Of Mr. Turner H. Ramsey for many years proprietor OF
the Farmers HOTEL Fredericksburg, Va, late of the City
Hotel, Richmond, Va. 'e' ~.
Dr. John Mnge of city of Rchmond, through regular
pysician and of opposed to what he called quack
medicines Obliged that Its good effects In tho case
of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians; had tried
most quack medicines aud was on the verge
as we'll as the grave when he tried Carters Spanish MIXTURE
We refer pubcto his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure. faa. ..1r IS, +9tt - sas
80 Sec advertisements. 4o3-4w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
k f. NJ q V A l.

VIIE Subscriber bcgs leave inform his friends and
that he has removed to No 3, PhGniX Block, where
he will be most happy have them call and examine his
new and well selected stock of SPRING 4yND SUMMER
CLOTHING Just arriving and which for style and durabi-
will compare with that ofany house West of the Allegheny
Mountains . .r ... Ha
would call particular attention to the great variety Of
Cloth and Cassere Goats of all coor and textures Black
Fancy Cashmere Pants, mountains of Satin and Mar
saes Vests Furnishing Goods in endless variety Trunks,
valsscs Carpet Bags, etc. all of which will be sold
shade lower lowest Remember the place, No. g.
Phu,niX Block. .... c. GREENFlELDEn.
Ruvenna, May ], 1854. g.....r ..'... --.H. ..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Probate Notice.

NrOTIC is hereby given to all persons interested that the
Executors and Administrators the following Estate!,
have presented to the Court Of Probate in and ort conn
ty of Portage in the State Ohio their several settlement
accounts which are paceI,n file in the Office ohe Judge Of
said Court aud continued for inspection and exception OF
Cnttln Mt
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
ToUocs HOslxin,s Estate.

"a James HOSkin's Estate. h1Eae
is hereby given that the subscribers have been ap
nointed and qualified Administrators the Estate Of
James Hoskns late Of Palmyra Portage county, Ohio, do
ceased. NJ ~ n 1; q - t s.,4t
- 1Hs.as. i 7'ssF CHARtorfk HcsKfks,l
a3n a ssSe "a gqsss ssass fIAeos v. MELI,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

No. 2, PHGMx BLOCK,
where ne NiIbo happy wait them any Cling In tho
line Of Fancy and Stape Dry Goods and. he Intends 10
devote his attention. almost exclusively 10 Che purchase and
sale Of Dry Goods beis confident he will be enabled
sent to the people Of Psrags county St0ek II GoOds
sHrpassed IN gSay, gHaHffy Price, BY ANY Retail Dry
Goods Establishment West Of New York.
RnvenAa. Anrii IL 1854 -.r..F
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

49, The subscriber has farm for sale, containing 20
% ofas good land can be found in the town.
M y Joining the corporation of the village of Ravenna,
M Southwest corner the road leading to F. w. Tappan
Saw Mill The farm is well watered well fenced and has
nice young orchard omit ff.t t"v
will sell this farm for 35 per Now is your time for
bargain Call the subscriber OH the premises t9
Rayenna, April15, 1854. 460-tf FRANoIs Barton.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WITT has the largest asst Of Hats, Gaps, &C., ever
i brought 10 Portage county, t' @al etst
81 No. A, PHOENIX Block, Hat3
has Just receive following styles OF Summer Hats 2ooz-
an Panama 30 do Maricabo 90 do Rutland Is do Tampeo
100 do Palm Leaf SO do Jenny Lind, 10 do Florence, 16
Opero Chiidren's, yistraw Hats the largest assor
ment ever brought 10 this town., W. 5ssyg ~. ssl
Rayena, April -, tssf is,ao 2