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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
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PHIIAnEIPHIA \

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 2s Ayrfrea-schrs Maris Pictuey,
Shoe CLAreston; Emma Haord sOson tus Ausri.
c. vdon. hour. from the C.Pe. lishi Reports the brig
Brtpdywne above ReedJ l.lana and bark App.-
Iently Boston packet, At snehor At Bombay Hook
Enthusiastically Delaware, Clark NewYork; bArks Jas
HaI (nevl Westeo New Orleans; Gen, Hammond BOs-
brss Fabsrs Jackson So J.so de Cuba Pursuit
IeoioId, Yarmouth, 81 Nersses Pendleton Boston, 7.
b. Wsnoo, BlGckman DO s:hrs Hstty AnnAh Djunsss
Port Prince; Nons Chester Corson Key Wes steamer
NuesD WAiituGu. HewiOTk brig Kossuth PadfoTd, Var
man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
BY Teleyraph,

BOsTON-Au Nov. 2s bsrks M-rsaretta, Buanos Ayres;
ssxory NewOleans; NOysEenr Singens briss Kerir IN
Ports u Prince; Martha WsshlngtO Philadelphia
NEW ORLEANS-Au Nov. n, ship ATiel, Boston; bark
Crutee Go. Below chip. Rebeee. New York; Reporter Boz
ton; Peter and Mary. Philadelp hia
The steamship Crescent City With late inelgence from
Hsvans Is coming up the rver.
2ctbsip Nd Cat, from BE fast aud b1lk Greene Cobb
fsoul Bath, ship SalIsns from NeEN0rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

OIL MEAL AND CAhE-A moderate supply mar
Let OF the latter with shipping demand
thin oblons Country and 4 for City DO thick
sS6a ISL Nee Is n limited dem and al 81 for County and
- l2ds 81 lts for City 3 leo n.
PROVISION S-A fan demand for Pork aud the
better large parcel of Mes offered Tor December
So without finding buyefs; the ses 600 bbls
SIS for Mess; Sl4 q S4 SIS for Clear SIS 50asl5 for
Pine Ncu sl2 for Sour Mes 81 for DO Prime; SO $50
sll for RumTsi sll 750 $l 81 for Prime. Beef 10
good supply sud prices favor the buyer sales Of 80 bb
SSa country Mess as for repaeked Chicago aud
Nemoni 81 for extra Chessoi and . SIS 81 or
Vermont Mess. Prime Mess is Ia far demard sales Of $50
ties Ohio part IS 50 OF India hear Of 500 tcs
"Grshams" Philadelphia Al Ssl, 70 arrive Beef Hams
lower snd plenty. sales Of SIS bbs a. : "A for States
SIS for Wisconsin; Is 500 s6 Tor Nemcut sud 10 O
good Chicsgo Cut Meats scarce at FOR Hams In
piele OF Green 10 80 have been posed d
y09e ~ Bacon Is and Ia coed demand at 81 79c
for boreless Mieoe- Lard Is hardly buoysn bat IN ar
demand: sles ans 5s It "a c. Tor ueS let q
lcte. fI Old, the AFTER extreme priee and 10 keg AZ
lotdltic fornew and 10 lie ior old Butter plenty
Is fo OhiO ~ &c for state aud
25d2sc. fcr oRse County. Cheese "a 10 iAT demand 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

Mup MacnyE, bcund rom Mobile 70 Ceyas Chr.ti, ven
oc radre lslsni efv5as "a - Inst an1s total
I sehr pas sssore near Pas Csyallo.
scgn s,TILLs Browniey from Savannah fot Baltimore
laden with lumber tssly wrecked % Cape Hatteras
18Th int s.yed vrssel ipsnred sayxnaah Her
cargo Of lumber nearly ali ssve and piled the beach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
Total Pots and Pearls. bbls $3.50.

BEEswAX dull, aud the stock lights sales soe 70 South
I'm Yellow ct Csc cash
BOOTS AND SROES-There is oply slight inquiry,
the local aud peArby trade but with only moderate
supplies coming forward Holders arm their work
plenty ard insctive. Our quotations are unchanged
BR1Ck-Hard North River continues dull sales being oay
requirements The supply is abundanti sales of
common 10 prime at IS $685. = NJ.
BARk-Thee " little Queeitron here, and the mark..
Nominal S27 50 for Baltimore and - S0d $50 for No
Philadelphia
CANDLES-The demand 10 fair for Adamantine; sales Of
to good City at p orc months Plain Sperm
sru ct 29dSOc and patent So d4oc Taow before
CoRDAOE-No alteration in prices; the demand very i'm
hed; the supply is ample st Ice for Mauils.
COTTON1he market continues heavy and quite irregular
Holders free sellers and the demsnd has been light The
estimated sales Cor the past three days coo bales mostly
for export closing heavily the xed quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
To Mariners.

Te SasaAA Hepgboaa Of the sd Inst Several ship
have call the attention Of the popis
suhoIie. that the built By 0SyerDm
aud intended be placed Rsesosks Shos has been evsF
the moord Mount Pleasant snd s1O fs 10
indication Of econ moving herefrom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

Ample preparations have been made to supply the
demand of all who may wish to procure the necessa
RES OF delicaoies requisite TO furnish Thanksgiving
dinOcr. Poultry, Game, aud articles of this stamp
likely 10 be in considerable demand held at about
the came quotations as last week, with the exception
of the choicest articles The market generally is well
stocked, with prices varying but little from recent
quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

,rste request; ssies u state 80
P,.l.a Peaches t5& Ping.N &C r., the law rr-'s
Hour $50 NsAL~-yhe demand ioi d sa ,~-rs ef
ss.s and ~eaers Flour Coz export hss lad he mar.
ts s,e,. he export inquiry mie Ally, ssd
oaersi inquiry Paes, tend Tn ress, ,
sye we'll held quite dull the Of Western
Eso, -. SO bills f8 z50 90 II Tor common good
r5. s,str - ga as i2 for n1ed 70 good k-Aais aud
THrsr Laie Sich Indiana an good OHIO, and
ZOO bbs good state urden ood fof export al 50 ~
Canadian Flour lower ar plentJ ss,es OF ~
khls Al 1888 St In md and 80 IS duty paid Southern
FIour quiet and h ne lower; the arrivals are not large h1i
t bsls At IS iS4S IL far inferior m,sed to sooi
andsId brands Bal moTo Alexsnda &C 80 ga 80 81 for
fsvore bspos ID 81 GA Bic for fancy and extra branes
CALICO and HIS all held ELL Rye Flour II in fair demand:
sales OF 35c bis 7ds7 ST. and Rye Meal 50 2'a % %
Buehwehs flour better and In demand 81 ga % =
100 10 Com Meal lower sales Of Jersey at - 90 Brandy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

IMMATURE ALMANAc........rHfs DAY.
SuS-Rse..... a sets...... IS MooS-Set... Sem
HIGH WATER........THIs DAY.
Sandy Ucot 10 Gov Isiand.. So Hell Gate...... IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Prices of the
principal articles Of Farm Produce in the City OF
NoyYork nm Wednesday, Nov. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

On board the elppershp Golden City. Garfield. for ssu
Fruneoo cd 2itb after proceeding . far the Highlands,
muny occurred; during which shie and Sd
stabbed The g. returned aad anchored the 5. W. Spit
and sailed ssAin the mo Tning Of the 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

PLASTER-Cscircd Is wanted; taes ] 100 hbls. a. ~
essh; go bbls White AMI Windsor here and up
Tiver a. rs s. IS IS
PAINTs-we notice sales OF $40 Chinese Vermillion
Est quality 81 IS ana 50 elsks China Clay AZ 81 III
FOIATOr - Prime quiiiiies ess plenty thsn other
kinds. and Mercss ard CaItes comnsnd $3.50 SS u:
Nesefn Reds Nova ScOtas 10 good supply with some
Inquiry Tor shipment $3.50 b5 Sweet selling a.
SsGS. 10
RicE-Is rather lower ,na dull sales 10 casks os the las
three esys a. 81 S7d IS SIT
sklNs-Cuseoa Goat quiet viii sales Of ooo o. isa
sHoTThe market easier aud quiet; Gales Of Drop lei
essh
case.
sPfLTER-Plses little inquired for but boilers are
arr; les: sale 81 a. 81 y leo f5-
shtns-A Moderate business doing In N.g Clover Il lAd
&C 5lnoihy hPlelfy and dali 5CG IS 5r rs.ped.
koueh alsN scsiee AZ a. 55a 81 81 q s. D. Clean sell.
90 ~ hush
SALI-FIet are imported the srpty not large and the
temsDc fair. sales Gee lush TUX. leland AZ 45dirr
SPICES dnl and without uIueh eh.n,s. AL. sOo m
Euintgs ~ slaSl OF and No AZ : C5 5 0 mat.
Cassis &c; 30 bars Pepper diIc Glow, In lots a.
l5e Mace s 100 bags Prasnto at lsc cssh fron
vessel, and lStc. from store.
sUGARs-he market l. dull aud prie ~ are no, su,oo,tad
the receipts are limited; sales go bids New OtIeaa,.
SIC $50 hhds Cuba Mu-covsso at 81 d5c 40 bone, BrSrp
and Yellow Havana o. 81 d6tc
TpBAcCO-Ths nrkst 10 dull, ss' prices are supported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

bene'ee IAN biV : III ~ GOT I'd ~ IL ,J.,.,.
demand prices are 10 &C. lower the demsnd only for
milling shippers not being able sell their exchange the
AT 81 duty paid the market closing nominal Rye bet
Ter and in coed demand sales Of coo bush e. 81 80 Data
ave lower and plenty and dull sales OF State and
Western al IS 58c jersey 5d52 and southern at II
5c Barley is more plenty and Is oweI sales q ~ 0sa
ms Of in the export demand prices are &C. lower ADD the
clOses dull heavyte home trade buy spsTngyi
sales OF SO bush 9z63fc for Western mixed sf99s
r pt and old white Southern sj096c. foI yellow do and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

Marksts-CARIFuLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUsE.
TUESDAY Nov. %. 1854
AsHESTbe supply OF Pearls very light and tho demand
fsir; sales &c Sias6 ~ Pos are 10 request at IS $50
&6 s salerniu in request OF &c. The following the
snins In the warehouse of Mess Lester Palmer
the 2Sd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

EXCELSIOR FIRE Insurance COMPANY
Ofce No. Broad st., New.York, Nov II, 1854 :
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this dag
Il declared a DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT On the
Capital stock Of the Company payable TO the Stockholders
ard after the frat day Of December neat The uansfer books
WI" W '''''' '"'' II. oUAcKESsoss. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

NOTICE.-The meeting for the ELECTION o.
~ DIRECTORS Of the ALBION MINING COaPkNY
will be held MONDAY the 9TH day Of December nett
II O'clock at The Office Of the Company No 81 Mefshsa r.
'"''s''-'0''' W. X. BUrTERwoRrB Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

kfT,roSk eLAss.sIoAIios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

GLAss-for Window Of sl descriptions there Is lttls In
auiry owing inactivity in building operations; bu Ae
lean plenty and cells At the usual decoah-Dab'
cent Ere neh IL plenty ct 20d2b y cent discount
HIpES-With increased supplies the market IN favor Of
BUYERS and the demand less animated The stock 61w9
sale. Of as5 dry MArscabo q 10 l6lc they go
Porto Rico 20 b lie selected; Ausosturs at about
6montbs sleced so do private terms; hnd 600 City
Si.N.b,.r al vv.ishts 63c. cash We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS Central RAILROAD Co., 4
hew.York, Nov 4, 1854 !
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stakeholder

VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
4 Of the BOwERY BANK will take place at the B.akise
House Tuesday, Dec. s, between ths hours Of u sad
O'Clock. n U. BRADFORD, Cashier.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25

Piqua Branch, with all which accounts have been
kept for the purpose Of facilitating payments on
public works, with which no changes have been
made, except those connected with such pay
ments. Funds have been transferred to Miami
Valley Bank for the purpose Of liquidating drafts
on treasury. Dayton being the most central and
convenient point for contractors, large depoits
has been kept here. No funds are deposited with
Marion Bank or its officers. The Treasurer has
received no consideration in interest or other
wise, for deposits or transfers. No loans have
been made to companies or individuals. Tomeet
the interest due July, 1859, the Treasurer has
purchased Of Banks Of Dayton, Urbana, City
Bank Of Cincinnati, Clinton Bank of Columbus,
Commercial Bank 'of Cleveland, Muskingum
Branch of GAINESVILLE, Commercial Bank of To-
ledo, Union Bank of Toledo, Union Bank of
Massillon, and Chilicothe Branch, exchange
amounting to $3l9,228, at one per cent premi-
um, except that at Cincinnati, which was Of
one per cent. ..,.-. .. s. .-. ...-
For the payment of interest since that date,
he has procured exchange free Of cost, as a con-
sderation for deposits in various banks, by
which the State has saved about $4,000. Aggre-
gate of exchange used from January 18th, 1862,
to January lst 1854, is $2,l29,52l, SO.
Mr.. JONES has introduced a bill to provide
against the evils resulting from the traffic in in
toxicatng liquors, requiring of the retail vender
one thousand dollar bonds for the payment of
damages assessed for all crimes and losses result
ing from the use of liquor sold by him.
Judge BURcHARD's usury bill was in committee
Of the whole yesterday and quite an interesting
discussion was had thereon.--Stdte Democrat,
Jan. 81. ......... ..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25


At the Palace Of the Tuileriss last evening, the
Emperor himself stated to the Grand Duchess of
Baden, that he had received dispatch to that ef-
feet. 1t is still to be hoped that the report may
turn cut to- be insorect, and only mention il be-
cause the subject has obtained great deal too
much nntoriety." @
The Morning Chronicle, commenting upon the
late duel at Madrid, (taking any other persons
part than an Americans as is the custom of the
London daily, press observes:
every woman who goes to dress party is, so
for Us her dress goes, as open to criticism as
new book. Her entrance into the room is an act
Of Publication. And where was the harm in
comparing an American citizeDsss to the beautiful
and last daughter Of the great Burgundian House
IA reigning ornament Of the most picturesque
period OF European costume-as any body may
see by looking at the contemporaneous, illustra-
tions in the .Abbotsford edition of Quentin Dur
wardt The criticism was in fact compliment"
Whatever may. be thought of the first remark
the second is a stranger still. Marguerite was
the wife OF Louis the X, and expiated life of
amours by being strangled in the year l3l5.--
The joke, therefore, was objectionable scurrlous.
M Y, Epe. Posi- .s-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
Dreadful Tornado.

MT. NERNoE, Ian. q.
Yesterday afternoon tonr section Of the country
vas visited BY the heaviest storm ofwnd, rain,
thunder and lightning we have had since 1925
The. tornado was the seVerest about six miles
> . south OF Us. r. ...''
The town Of Brandon was almost entirely de-
atroyed.i Scarcely house is left to mark the
d site Of the, place. m. ea. =, :,
q III A, Doctor Wheaton Of Brandon was severely if
not fatally injured Our first report said he was
I. Killed by the fall or his house. g4
IA Mrs. Smith had her arm broken, and her
head severely cut by the falling Of her house: SO
much so that her life is despaired Of .t
q The tornado was about half mile wide, tear
Ing up everything in its track. ga,'an
LAT Brandon large two story houses were NOV
I'd from their foundation ten or twelve feet.
y d The full extent of damage we are yet unable
to learn
Our streams overfowed their banks, and in at
tempting to cross "Armstrong run" last evening,
y Mr. Ebenezer Jenkins was thrown from his bug
gy and drowned. III, .l...s "a.
The stable Of Buckingham & Co., OF this place
was struck by lightning. : ~.
6 In violence the tornado was little behind that
known here as the aBnrlington tornado In the
year 1928. s.t, a..fy.5 f,.,.i {, Y {sj. q
The lower parts Of our town were almost inun;
/. aassl FisA the Esnsfndsus quantity Of r'in' ane
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
NEW YnRK.Inn-

rg7 f.ls NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
The extensive range Of buildings in the rear Of
the City Hall containing the Superior and u. s.
Court rooms &C., were consumed this p. M.
The flames are not yet subdued. d
The loss will be very serions, as many Of the
city records are destroyed
1t is impossible as yet to ascertain the particu-
lars. .sr .l ... ...-s -..I..4 4'.--'r.o,,
A dispatch from Savannah says fire occurred
in that city on Tuesday, FIVE buildings consumed.
Loss 100000. .ta a. Id ,....
The steamer Cambria at Halifax brings moth
ing later.
The steamer Niagara week later will not be
due for day or two. ''i7 sssnEs. Z z'lFg
Late da'es from Mexico mention that a vio-
lent earthquake had occurred at Durango doing
considerable damage.
Itwas rumored the English ship Of war Firdgo
has been ordered to protect the Mexican coast. ON
the Pacific against California in her aggression.
More changes in the Mexican Cabinet was an
ticipated. ' iEa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBES,
NALYTlCAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be In attendance at his rooms as folows 'tN
RayennaPrentiss House, Monday afternoon and TuhspsY
until O'Clock, p NJ 9th and 7th Feb.
AkroH--C0bb's Exchange Saturday, 4th Feb.
Clcveand-American House, Tuesday and Wednesday
18th and 18th of jan. .a r 't..' a.
Wurren-Clnton House, Thursday 10th of Feb.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the LIVER Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, lnAaMWations, rheumatism, Asthma,
Shorness OF Breath difficulty ofhreahng Dyspepsia drop
appetite Constipation Derangement the Stomach Bilious
Ahections Gravel White Swelngs, long standing dis
eases, are invited to call. .f.'-r =.
No CnARGE CONSULTATION Dr. T., neither blecds sr
blisers; Homapahist; no Mercury,
senic Antimony any other mineral medical
he Thompsonan he neither steams gives eecs His the
0ry of diseases differs from all others that adopted
but not than his system OF treatment He does not
make sick to make WELL down build again.
allay nervous irritation, by patching up with anodynes
We caution the public against mposters, who in several
counties endeaF org reap harvest from the popularity
Of remedies by pretending to administer the They
know nothing whatever of the recipes and with them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most of med
eines, as they are OF earaing reputable practice, T
REMARKS, tet,4t ~ fi,,...f,
In selecting from the great number of pouring up
on U.S. for the monthly report aim 10 give diversity both
Of locality and diseases TO be hoped that nyaids will
always when practicable, confer in person with those
ure: seruR yiS Our attention
being given TO chronic diseases nearly all the cures Of
who have thoroughly triedhe whole routine rem
edes ESQ cae extant and becoming hopeless martyrs
to popular but delusive modes oftreatnepk ~ '-S''''
~ ASTHMA CAN BE CURED. zae ,ie19a
So say those patients who have been struggling for
with this relentless disease, but inspire freely and
with comfort the bonntfll air Of Heaven. s.sfssy
A SINGLE ILLUSTRATION.
Mrs J. Menser, of Beaver townships Mahoning county
case of sandRg and denaminaed by attending phy-
scians "A Disease of the Liver aud Asthma. confirmed and
ucurHble'' Breaing at times extremely diaen border
restored in three months and has been good through a
the changes Of two subsequent years. ,s4 auR5,;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
RAvENNA LEATHER STORE. . (

TTAVE this day entered into co-parnershp in Leather
business, at the old Tannery stand formerly carried
y O. Prentiss few rods South of tho court house, Raven
ma Ohio where design Keep constantly band good
assortment all kinds Of Leather such Hemock Tanned
Band Leather Upper, Ca Kip SKINS French Calf Skins,
Gents Boot M0roeco, W0mcls Morocco, Red Morocco,
&c., &c. All ofwhich will saH low for cash.
Call and examine our stock, ~ EN0S q WISMAE.
Rafeina. Dec. ~. 1853, y fat{ " hAAtt' ~ sf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25

NEW GOODS
IN cAMPBELLS.pORT. OHIO

~
TOHN H. BOSTWICK & Co., Campbellsport Dealers in
81 Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware and Crockery Fall and
Winter Goods orls53 goods opened ready
fer inspection aud sale. '3s ~ :
Our customers will find yet in Campbesport where
offer great inducements for people buy snugy
xed in the New Brick Block Come and examine and
all. ~ as.e.. -
We have an excellent assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods,
such Plain and Figured Dress Silks, Plain and Figured
angeabe and Brocade Silks, De LaRes De Beges Madon-
cloths, Apaccas, Cashmeres, and endless variety
Ginghams Prints &C. Collars Undereeves Edgings black
and blue Silk Wells all priees and the cheapest lot of
ing that has ever been offered. All gentlemen who wish to
purchase Wo9n Goods as cheap as they did three years
our store Is The Place 70 get them u you don believe % ~
Shoes than eyeanythng in the shape humanity can be
fitted any foot from two fourteen inches ALI persons who
wish to buy the best coarse Boots for s275 find them
the Campbeport store Hats and Caps of all descriptions
Groceries. Crockefy, Hardware. ~ .r5 -lft7 n <
Come and see us while we are yet in Campbelspor
Goods never will be cheaper. We expect 70 be Tors,
not in 1858, hope be in 1854 We shall be happy
ettFe atgoed share cf public patronage then.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25

our streets looked more like rivers than common
thoroughfafes. = >t's--s g.. .s.a. 49,.
Damage must be great as the section through
which the storm.psssed was quickly settled.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
Rocks! hooks!

II EY to Uncle Toms Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stow
IN Wide Wide World Life Pictures; Peep of Day. Line
upon Line by author of Peep Of Day; Here Little and there
lisled); Lofty aud Lowy; Walter Coons Works. T. Ar
thurs Select Tales. beautifully bound. choice stock of
beautifully bound Bibles, Tcstaments &C., &c. also Station
ready pay at HALLS Book SToEE.
Ray.nna Nov. 2 IS53
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
Raad Notice.

NOTICES hsreby given pstion vi be presented
IN The Hon. Board o. Con missoners OF Portage county,
er next regular session In praying that road be laid out
aud established follows said rosd 70 commence At te
soueast ofLot No. II IN Rootown, thence east
The Township line 70 the southeast Of said Roost0Wn
township. 4ts4W C. COTTON, and others Petitioners.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
5MOrrlrN.

At the Collins House. in this village the 18th inst by
n D. Clark, Esq, Mr.. BRADERSH WINFIELD, and Miss
LUCY BOYD. ''.t ..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
NRu aAuertisrllleuts.
FrnmkIin SmitI1's Estote.

EEAMksR1 SmianS s ESt1tcs
N the 18th day ofJanuary 1854 the Probate Court of Por
age County, declared the estate of Franklin Smith decd,
probably nsolycn creditors therefore requested to
present their claims against the estate the undersigned for
allowance within six months the time above mentioned,
or they will not be entitled to payment.
Hiram Jan. II, 1854. WLLIAM w. STEVENS, Admir-
II. , 44S-4w '..py.- of FRANKLIN SMITH, Decd.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25
NEW MUSIC,

With music, sweet music, greet you again"
Hey Dale Katy Darling, song and duartette, Home
~ Again song and qpartctte Ben Bolts Reply,
Sailor Boys Last Dream, WOodpuryWait for the Wagon,
Answer TO Wait for the Wagon, Uncle TOMS Lament for
Eva, WoOdbury-od Folks at Home, Mounaineers Fare
wel-Bakers, Chds Prayer, c with good assortment Of
waltzs, Polkas, quadrills, &C., may be found at
.--5 f~a' .- '.' s's MtH4 HALL,e Book gfoRR.H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-25

T lt should be universally knownforn II Is strictly
that indigestion is the parent Of large proportion Of the fatal
Diseases Dysenery diarraea h lerl mobus, liver
plant, and many other diseases enumerated p the city IN
eeky catalogue of deaths, generated by nd
geson alone. Think Of that dyspcptcs think of it a who
suffer from dsodered stonacs and il willing be
guided by advice founded upon experience,
donr delay day. To Hoohands German Bers, prepared
6y Dr. G. M. Jackson which, alternatives curative and
nvgorant stands alone and unapproaeed General depot
100 Wehave tried these Btters and that
they excellent for the diseases specified aboyePhadsl
Dhia City Item. % SD. ....-. 49,. ..... ......-