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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11
0lai0 Lcy5SssatslTe.

Tn Senate, yesterday, the President announced
a, the committee to which was referred the me-
mortal of Mr. FLooD, relative to the charges
preferred against him, as Clerk OF the last Sen
ate by the 0Iso State Journal, and by another
sh .et the names of Massrs. SMITH, OF Allen.
BARRERE, of Highland, and SHERMAN, OF Ashta-
hula The committee is one that will command
che confidence of the community. Mr.. Smith Is
Democrat, and voted for Mr.. FLOOD for Clerk
Mr. BARRERE is Wing who voted against him =
Nr. SHERMAN is a Free Soiier, who, not being
present at the election, did not vote at all. They
are all men of character, and when the report
10 m ,dc, it will carry weight with it. Let the in
yestigation be a searching one.
Mr. SHERMAN, the Senator from Ashtrbula,
appeared in his seat.
phe House adjourned yesterday at IN early
hour. in order to afford the Speaker opportunity
TO arrange the committees. These will be an
nounced to-day, and the wheels of Legislation
will then begin to move forward. number OF
bills have already been announced as forthcom-
ing. ~ c. !
During the afternoon session, Mr.. SMITH, OF
Athens introduced resolution to proceed to the
election of the different standing committees
The result Will be found in another column
The vote ca their selection was unanimous
one.
Petition. for law similar to that Of Maine,
for prohibition of the traffic in Intoxicating
liquors, was presented by Mr.. TowNsHEND, and
referred to select committee. not yet appointed
Those who supposed the decision of the people
against the Maine law, at the late election, would
alay agitation on this subject, will, it seems, tind
themselves mistaken.-State Democrat.
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Legal Notice.
Francis Moor.
I In the court of common pleas of Portage
county, petition for partition.

FRANCIS Hoo' In the of common pleas of Portage
r, M at s,e county, petition for partition
John Moor, Nancy Moor, Martha Buckley Seth Buckley,
Mary Ann Harmon Austin Harmon, William Moor, siman
Moor, Hutchinson Moor James Moor, Peor Moor heirs
Jonh Moor deceased, will take notice that the plaintiff filed his
petition for partion in the court of common Pleas of said
county, the Goth day December 1853 which premises
ne county of Portage and Hiram township known
being of lot so in said township; bounded follows:
beginning POST in the northeast of said lot No
hence north lot line 40 chains 50 links to post north
said o thence along said lot lire 40 chs
the road thence south along said road 40 chains 2
links south line of said ot thence east aloHg said lot
chains 40 links to the place of beginning containing
land less except so sold off of the
east end Of said premises by the said John Moor in his life
Dated March a. 1884, and recorded book s. page 1913 of
Portage Records The defendants hereby
said petition said petition will be heard at the
next term of court. 4426w S. STRAWDER, Attey.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will be made to
the Governor of Ohio for the freedom OF Levi Frost Jr
convicted the juno term D. 1853 of the of
pleas of Portage county, Ohio, of the crime of forgery
sentenced to the Penitentary
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11
PREMIUM FLOIIRING MILL.

THE subscribers still doing at the Ravenna
Summit Mills, and also in Camp6esport, notwitistand
the reports put circulation by the propreors of Steam
Mills and Water Mills in this vicinity. have broke
down. and not doing custom business
tom, making flour stands the
used Our flour stands A No. l, wherever it is known
and takes the all other
is on exhibition. Families have -four nade especially
for family use delivered at their dwellings, market
price, for first quality. Our Flour is made best ar
tcle of Whea and make Flour from poor wheat
we may be enabled to sell cheaper than neighbors
All orders promptly attendedto.
WH1TTLESEY & BROTHER.
Campbellspor Nov. 2ah, 1853.
PS-Cob Corn, and all kinds of Grain ground
short notice. nOy30u
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11

DEFUNCr BANKs.-We omitted to state that on
the 3lst ult, the charter of the Clinton Bank, o1
this city expired. The old institution has been
faithful servant. of the Wing party during the
whole term of its existence; but no funeral hon
ors have been paid it's memory by its late friends
The charters of the Banks Of Circleville and
Massllon also expire in March, 1855. The lat
ter, stock time by the fore-lock,' and closed it:
doors against it creditros.
Is not some legislation necessary, in order tc
place the assets of Banks whose charters have
and are soon to expire, in di>interested bonds fo
the protection of note-holders anc depostors!-
State Democrat.
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correspondent of the Nevada Journal says speak
Mining in Grass Valley California In the
month of September last s52) Messrs, BAXTER Hollis,
holding majority of the propretor Interest in La Fayee
Hill resold to Messrs c. CoNAwAY o. PRESTON, at the
rate of for each original SHARE These latter gente-
owned by hem situated in Boston Ravne together with all
its valuable water privileges buildings and appurenan
ces, and the following additional 'caims' viz on Gold
Hill, 30 claims, 90 by 40 feet Massachusetts, H 26a
claims 60 py 100 feet square, These bills widely known
for the rich veins of quartz that them By this deed
the property the Hevea La Fayette company has been
doubled in extent and vaue while increase in the
al made We call the attention of on readers to the
advertisement of this In another column,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11
BOOTS AND SHOES,

FJHE subscriber having in his employ greater number of
than heretofore prepared to furnish variety
of work in his line.
Gentlemen's French, Women's Boots
material and made by experienced wokmen, will be kept
hand and made to order. Also Kip and Soga Boots.
Ladies' work of every descriptions including Enameled
aers do Booees do Buskins &C., made in the latest style
and of the best material and workmanship Three doors
south of the Court House. MOSES BEANS.
Ravenna, Nov 5, 1853.
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The LIEUTENANT-GENERAL ScHEME.-MAGNA-
NIMITY.-Those who are endeavoring, in Con-
gress, to confer upon General SCOTT the title OF
Lieutenant-General, appeals to the magnanimity
of Democrats to help them violate the spirit of the
constitution. Upon this idea of "magnanimity,' -
the Albany Atlas remarks:
sBut what has been the magnanimity of him
who makes it? Let the memories Of Jackson,
Clinton, Taylor, Worth, Duncan, and many 9TH
ers, answer. Ofthese men, General Scott crush
ed heartlessly, such as he could get, beneath his
feet, but recoiled before those who confronted
him with audacity that matched his own over
bearing tone. What word of praise or even of
recognition of the services of his gallant compan-
ions, fell from his lpsa
Did he, in his Blue Lick campaign Of a hundred
speeches, ever magnanimously repel the slander
against General Pierce! His gallantry and mag
nanimity never took that direction. What Dem
ocrat did he ever do justice to!
Neither the army nor the people ask this. The
suggestion does not come from his fellow officers.
His own party had not the courage to bestow it..
The Democratic party have not the right. Last
year such proposition passed the Senate and fail
ed in the House. We hope to see it fail again.
Bestow money and reward upon Gen. Scott, but
do not let us initiate Mexican weakness by the in
vention and bestowal of merely aristocratc titles"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11

EARrHQUAKE.-A slight shock Of earthquake
was fell in the merning, about 81 O'Clock, at
Memphis on the 18th ult. 1t is stated that 1t
extended a long ways into the country. 1t lasted
but a very few minutes.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11
5pRtlal NutitRs,

Observation-Disclosures formidable disease which seems
skill of physicians, yields like magic to CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE
Mr. F. Boyden formerly the Astor House, New York,
proprietor the Exchange HOTEL Richmond
cured of severe Neural
ga by Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Since recommended to numbers of others
who suffering nearly every form of decease, with
the most wonderful success.
He extraordinary medicine he has
seen used, and the best blood purifier known.
*s*See advertisement in another column. 444-4w
When the door, the remedy which would have
saved life administered in time, too late. Do not
triAe with Rely it, that when the stomach will
not digest foodwhen aintness and assude pervade the
amWhen the sleep is disturbed, the appetite Feeble
mind lehargic the nerves UNI @unnauray sensitive and the
the mowers vitality failing, and that unless the mis-
chief is promptly checked life U be shortened, well
rnndared miserable. Now know from of testmo
greater than before accumulated in favor Of
rsmedy that Hoofands Btters prepared by Dr.
NJ Jackson Philadelphia will Immediately abate, and, il
the end entirely of these disorders surely
mathematical process will problem Who then will
endure agony and the risk Of s with health and sae
within reach?
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NEW GOODS


EOHN H. BOSTWICK & Co., Canpbellsport Dealers in
~ Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware and Cockery, Fall
Winter Goods for 1853 Our goods opened and ready
fer inspection and sale
Our customers will find yet in Campbelsport, where
offer great for people to buy if nug
fixed in the New Brick Block. Come and examine one and
ALL
We have excellent assortment Ladies' Goods,
such Plain and Figured Dress Silks Plain Figured
angeabe and Bocade Silks, De Lanes, De Beges, Madon
cloths Alpaccas, Cashmcres, endless
Gingams Prints &c Collars Undersleeves Edgings black
and blue Silk Wells of all prces and the cheapest hose
ing that has been offered. All gentlemen wish
purchase Wooden Goods cheap they did three
store is the place to them If you don't believe it,
ard We have larger assortment of Boots and
Shoes than everanythng in the shape of humanity be
fitted; foot from fourteen inches. All persons
wish to buy the best Boots for $2 find them at
the Camp besort Hats and Caps all descriptions
Groceries. Crockery, Hardware.
Come and while yet in Campbelsport, for
Goods never will be cheaper. We expect t. be in Town
not in 1853, hope be in 1854 We shall be happy
ceiYe good share of public PATRONAGE then.
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RAvENNA LEATHER STORE,
:. w, ENOS AND A. p. WTSMA1

I. ". AND z. Z. w IDMAN,
AVE this day entered into partnership i'll Leather
business, at the old Tanney stand formerly carried
G.. Prentiss few rods South of house.
Ohio, where design to keep constantly hand good
of all kinds of Leather, such Hemoc Tanned
Sole Leather Oak Tanned Sole Leather Harness. Bride
Band Leather Upper Calls Kip Skins, French Calf Skins
Gents Boot Morocco, Nomen's Morocco, Red Morocco
Pink and Russut Lining Skins Bindings Shoe Thread Pegs
&C., &c. All ofswhicl will sell low for cash.
Call and examine stock, ENOS & WISMAN.
Ravennl, Dec. 81. 1853.
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By new law of Vermont, all baggage mas
tiers and station agent on the railroads of the
State are required to giee 'schecks' to the owner
of baggage, when delivered to their keeping for
trans portaion, under penalty of ten dollars for
each neglect to do so.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11
NEW MIL&IC.

I" With music, sweet music, We greet you again."
+ LILY DaIe Katy Darling, song and quartetto Home
Sailor Boys Last Dream WoodbuTyLWat for the Wagon
Eva, Woodbury-Od Folks at Home, Mountaneers Fare
we-Bakers, Chds Prayer, &C., with good assortment of
HALL's Book STORE.
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MarrlR0.

In this village on ult., by Rev. Ezra JONES' Mr.
CHARLES H. WALKER, of Ksnosha, Wisconsin, and Miss
ELIZA NJ. .WHTTTLESEY, of this village
On the 31st u Ravenna by Andrew Jackson, Mr. ST.
LAS p PUFFER of Hiram, and MATILDA ALLEN, Of At
ter
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NRtu a0u9rtistnrfutg,
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A CA r D.

Mr.. and Mrs. JONES, return thanks to their fends for
their agreeable visit and donaton the a
ternoon and evening of Thursday last
Ravenna, January 9th, 1884,
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CITY WARE-ROOMS.

NenO and Splendid Eaaterprize- Arriuedt
GRIFFlN 81 BOSTWICK establishing the Furni-
W ture business extensive scale RaVenna Our
furniture selected from ofhe best manufacturing
Establishments in New York City.
This business has long been neglected in Ravenna, and
people who wished to furnish their parors and sleeping rooms
have been compelled Cleveland New York Pitts
burgh to purchase The increase of population and wealth
calls for better and more fashionable furniture, and
prepared crafty the improved people,
them the additional expense of going cities.
II 2 We design opening splendid
brick bock when finished. At present the work will
FOUND AT A. B. GRIFFIN'S OLD STAND,
opposite the Universalist Church.
Please call and examine for yourselves The following
list Of part of stock: 70 Sofas Quartee tables
Marble side tables, 10 Centre tables,
Mahogany Rock dozen Mahogany chairs, splendid
try and book crab tables mahogany bed steads
lounges bureaus chairs, &C., general
sortment of CABINET WARE including variety Of LOOKING
GLASSES and MATTRESSES. Hnckley's Bod Bottom, can't be
beat. Codfins, hand usual
WANTED!A first rate article OF seasoned Black Walnut
lumber An extra price will be paid.
RaveIna, July IL, 1853. 6m4l9 GRIFFIN g. BosrwIcK
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. KE. TUBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.
Will q in attendance at his rooms as follows:
Ravenna-Prenss House, Friday afternoon Saturday
until4 O'Clock, z. M. 30th and 31th December.
Akron-Cobb's Exchange, Thursday, 29th of December.
Ceveland-American House, Monday and Tuesday 18th
and 18th of December.
Warren-Clinton House, Thursday 5th of January.
Those afflicted with Chronic
Kidneys Spleen, Infammaons Rheumatism Asthma,
Shortness of Breath difficulty ofbreahng Dyspepsia drop
Weakness Nervous disabilities Restlessness Loss Of
Affections Gravel White Swengs any long standing
eases, invited to call.
No CHARGE CONSULTATION DIR IT, neither blecds nor
bisters is he Hom9pahs he Mercury Ar
senc Antimony, other mineral medical
Thompsonian, ,he neither eams gives emetcs His tho
oy others that adopted
but not than his system of treatment He does
make sick to make well, down to build again.
allay irritation, by patching with anodynes
We caution the public against fposters, who In seyeIal
counties endcavorng to from the popularity
remedies pretending 10 administer The They
know nothing whatever of the recipes, and with them
would be utterly incapable OF celebrating most of mcd
| cines they arc of earning reputable practice.
REMARKS.
In selecting from the great number of pouring
for the monthly report aim to give diversity both
always when practicable, confer person with
covered and learn the reality of which faint pic
ture scrUR earnestly desired. Our undivided attention
who have thoroughly tried the whole routine OF rem
edies ESQ caed extant and becoming hopeless martyrs
/ to popular but deldsive modes oftreRtment
/ ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
So patients who have been struggling
years relentless disease but inspire freely
with comfort the bountihul air of Heaven.
| A SINGLE ILLUSTRATION.
Mrs. J. Menser, of Beaver township Mahouing county
"a Disease of the Liver Asthma confirmed
ucurable Breathing at times extremely difficult, border
was in three and good through all
the changes Of two subsequent years. augA
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House and Lot fOF Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his House and Lot,
aa@a uated short distance East of the Disciple Church in
aEaEE Ravenna. For terms enquire of CONRAD SAPP.
Rayenna. S.. THOMAS NEALL,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
B. MORTON, NJ. D., PHYso PArH1c p

B. MORTON, NJ. D., PHYso PArHIc PHYs1crAr
AND SURGEON,
MOULD respectfully inform friends and the public
w generally that he has permanently located himself
Ravenna Ohio, where he will be happy to attend to all the
calls in his profession.
Dr. M would say to the public that he coml pure
Botanic Practice with the Hydra Pathc Water Cure in
treatment of disease and hitherto has very successful
Office up stairs the floor at the Whig
Ofce-resdence Main ST. in the Dewey House, and re
Gently occupied by Mr.. Sutherland.
Dr. NJ has recently purchased and has Gavnn
ic Abdominal Supporters which said sovereign
edy for Proapsus Uter and Seminal Weakness other
desirable advantages any other that been
duccd to the public, besides its gayanc that
silently kept up while
Ravenna, September %, 1853.
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REMOVAL.


E subscriber begs leave to inform his customers and the
public general that he has removed his Stock OF Hard
the and spacious Store Room In the East
the Mammoth Brick Block recently erected in Raven
favor him with call, is prepared
to keep constantly hand general of Hard
ware, which he respectfully calls the attention of all that
may be in want of any articles III his line.
Revenna, Jan. 10, 1854 E. T. RICHARDSON.
LARGE assortment of Steel and Iron, nov be found
~ at the Hardware Depot also Axles, Springs, Wrought
and Cast Iron Anvs Vices Sledges and Hammers aud in
fact amount of Stock and Tools that Blacksmith
Manufacture may be in Of at the east Of the
Mammoth Block. Jan 10 E. T. RICHARDSON.
I'LL SAWS Mueey & Sash Cross Cut Tennor and Cir
WI cular Saws, most any kind of Saws use cheap
for the cash, Jan 10 at E. L. RIcHARDsoN's
LARGE and general assortment ofNails and House trim
mngs of every variety, kept constantly on hand at
Ravenna, Jan. 10, 1854. RICAAnDsoN's
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS,
AN now examine large assortment of Tools of every
" description, and those of very quality calling
at the east corner of the Mammoth Block In RavcnHa
Jan 10 E. t. RICHARDSON.
NooPERs TOOLS, fevery description Weed & HeImer
~ manufacture. Jan 10 at RlcHARDsoNs.
FARMERS,
AN find at the Hardware Store, Corn Shclles Hay
~ and Straw Cutters of the approved kinds cheap
be purchased Factory Knives Forks Shovels
and Chains, of all kinds, Jan 10 E. T. RICHARDSON.
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS, Patent Leather
~ &c. kept constantly hand, Jan 10 at RICHARDsoNs.
PUMPS.
NAST IRON ClSTERN PUMPS, the best in use; also Chain
~ for Pups with the Reel, Rollers and Tubing complete.
Jan 10 E. T. RICHARDSON.
CUTLERY of every description kept constantly hand
~ Jan lo at E. T. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11

BUUhS FUR THE HOLIDAY s.
NNUALS Bibles Poems, and variety of miscellaneous
N reading in elegant binding, for sale at LITTLE'S
Ravenna, December 80, 1853.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CCORDEONS, Vions, Flutes, Flies and Fageoes, just
II received from the Importers in New York Also best
quality Violin Viol and Guitar Strings Rosn, Bridg
es Tail Pieces Bows. Pcars supplied with Accordeons
at low prices by b. LITTLE
Nov. A. 1852.
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Settle UD

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform his patrons that
and would ask all who idebed to him by note book
call and settle the same before the first of
January next. WILLIAM GAME.
Ravenna, Dec. 6, 1853. 44O-3w
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NEW GOODS ON THE SOUAREt

II L. DAY receiving his stock OF Fall and Winter
L. Goods. allin. Ravenna, Sept. 13
SHAWLS-The real exhibition shaws Bay State Empire
- State do, ateroo do, and Bro cha just reed
September 26th. II. D. DAYNs.
TMBRoIDERY- Flowing Under Sleeves. new patsrus
"a Under HandkeAchezsand ollars, hne assortmeDt1Hst
Eeeeive9Sy \, Nt,
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HALL'S BOOK STORE.

HALLS BDasK SEOEE.
NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
lust roceive for the and Winter trade Among
e miscellaneous works may be found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment, or Satanic License.
Napoleon, More Work for the Maine Law
Isaac T. Hopper, true Life, by l.. Maria Child.
The Second War with England, by j. T. Headley.
Father Bright Hopes, Hearts and Faces Dodds Lectures to
Young Successful Merchant Village Blacksmith, Popu-
lar tales Arthur instruction and entertain
ment s. little fos assortment is complete.
School Books used in and county offered
sale cheap.
Standard, Historical Biographical, and Poetical works.
ust received.
Sationery-Lettor Paper, plain and g Bath, Faris,
perine laid and commercial.
FooIscap, good stock. Bill Counting House, and Legal
Cap
Envelopes all sizes and kinds
Maynard & Noyes Ink, the best that is now made.
Waers Letter Stamps, Paper Holders Inkstands Fabers
Pencils, some beautiful ivory sops, &c.
Ravenna November 8, 1853
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R. EisGEH.
40 the Fashionable.

no the Fashionable.
EE1g A. BOUCHE, has removed his Boot Shoe Shop
HNS to stand opposite the Prcntss House, whero he will
~ cont tinue the Manufacturing of all sty les and
Shoes and would solicit share ofpubc patronage
confident that from his long experience in the
able give full to all who pleased to pat
ronize him. Gentemeu's French Calf sewed and pegccd
Boots Opera patent Tongue Boots and
and many other fashions, too numerous mention He in
tends to conne hmolf principally to the manufacture
G1ntlemen's Ware.
Repairing done in good order and Partcu-
lar attention paid to cash Customers. a. BOUCHE.
RaVenna, August 90, 1853. 424-3n,
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

RaVenna, Dec. 6, 1853, 440-3w
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
ON account of high price of Wheat and other gran the
~ subscribers will grind from until the 1st day of April
next all kinds of grain for every 18th bashel.
Dec. 5, 1853. WHITTLESEY & BROTHER.
BRIAR-HILL COAL.
THHE Subscribers have thirty Hill Coal
Il sale. WH1TTLEsEY e. BROTHER.
Campbellsport Dec. S, 1853.