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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-19
April APPOINTMENTS
DOCT. H TVBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

r|FrTr.r
RassnnaPreun. House. 1Asrsaay uileIaoss ana RrtfSR
eqsls ss st.ssSss ss snG ss Ss m
clsveland.AmerIean House, Thursday and FrdsI -
WIIrSu--CIitss House. Tss.dsy,ssn Il NassA. II
Those afflicted wh Chronic diseases Of he LIVER Lsn0s
shoasss Of breath q dsuIiy OfbresinE dros.
81, weakuess Nsrvous dsabsns, Rssi.,ness tss; q
soas Grs %ss % AZ s %
onssa, tuetnSitedt % csl JIi = sltssIt s.IsFf -
biisoEs; morris hea Homeopathic he never ses Mercury A.
senie Antimon5 osr mineral medical
o Of diseases diners o All othsrs hsi have Sees ados;s
but not more 50 than his system q treatment he dss act
Sssi.. should marx veil de i dates Ei,ss % sSSEs
strictly With puSsssd "'' A'e''e
An unssed opinion a. 70 Me probability ola cure q -
ways gEsn; sSosesRg 'hs patient to expense without
Da Tsas.slr; Believing my NE has Seen proloegoa -
10 Central America, March Il, 1852 Iwas sitseFsl
with Lous kemtng Fever several leading physicians az
tended me while there, and my return assaee. Pc
le weak with proase night which con,
and sbodnen much 6oated, and bowels 50 eosspsed
that little OF no movement occurred for ten orwelve days In
cd Gggavaie res than relieve Could take ood With
out severe sh1errs in consequence cough IN which
became ihcessan and with constant torurng pain could
hnd rest in no position day night slept but little. Ex-
pectoratons were Incredibly large, frequently exceeding
quart ropy substsncce during the night Counenapce
alioW and death Like had been at home nine
fore consuing Neither Che ehangeof eImse nor ne
skill oftwo Of physicans helped On the contrary
grew aidwo until thought treatment ol
c avail and neigt6ors as well as myself regarded death
early In March last end under until arst ot
Aogast q whiSh time commenced laeos Since hsa
gesuon eostvrneas now fool perfectly we as well
ever III my Ifs. -....4 ABRAHAM CASE M
We the undersigned citizens OF Eorwak, Huron co Ohio
have carefully examined the statement OF Mr. Case Dr. H.
Tubbs In relation 10 the disease which he eoptFaced
wwiah
Mr. Case and frequent observation OF the condition OF hi
health we have no hesitation in saying that We believe h
statement strictly true '-' 's- "-I .'-ha'-s e5fl7.
a. g. Sutton, Senator Of ohio Cha,s B. ssetney; Pro
bate Judge Huron ID B. Bray, Justice Of tho Peaec
. NJ. Keble, Notary Public. s13. q = 81. vg rs. -
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1O5 Superior ST., Cleveland.

- BRANCH AT FRANKLIN MILLS, ONO.
the earnest solicitations, of many OF the citirons Of
~ Fankin and vicinity; splendid rooms are fitted up, a
this place. for Mercantile College. II is intended 10 make
this Institution, eminently worthy Of public patronage as It
will afford the facilities for Commercial Instruction
at Cleveland and elsewhere. -" II TrTT y i',a
The of instruction will be adopted here
taught at the main College, and tbs Diploma win DO
awarded.
The Branch will be under the superior superinendenee Of
Chas Peck Jr skillfu practical and familiar
with the course OF Instruction. taught at bes Institu'
tons. 1888 t. ... - -t.f-- 20
The Principal of the College, may be expected stated
times to give Instructions, In Penmanship
Terms for the full COURSE time unlimited so5. ssE3
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r A Y Z n n A
GIT M WITT NJWIE.S

THE undersigned have purchased Of Messrs Wblesey
the above well known Mills, prepared a all times
pay the highest market price for Wheat, Corn, Rye, &C.
Particular attention given 10 custom work,
We have IN connection with the above opened FLOUR
Snd FEED STORE ai the rooms lately occupied by s. Day
opposite the PhRnx Block where be found at all times
FLOUR by the barrel in Sacks FEED Of all descriptions
Also, salt, PLASTER, FISH, LINE, &c. n.
Ravenna, April 3, 1854. - - y. GEO. BUEL Co. !
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D B N IT'S 7 R Y.
P. N. REED, M. D., D. D. S.,

+, NJ, INEEDy NJ D'I Do Do %,
Recently Of Boston, Mass, and
WIN. R. JOHNSON, D. D. s., I'd
.., Recently of Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
IIAVE this day entered into copartnershp for term Of
years. and will attend the practice OF Surgical and
Mechanical Dentistry, the lately occupied by Dr.
facture incOrrupabe pOrcean Teeth both single and IN
blocks and will insert them upon Cold Siver or Platinum
plate In the most approx syle OF Boston workmanship
By long and successful experience in this business we fee
enabled 10 ensure full satisfaction to those who may favor
With their patronage. -
We will warrant God nling to last ten years. Pivot
teeth, five; and plated work satisfactory time.
For filling sensitive and decaye teeth, VIC have prepara-
ton of rCrysa1ed Geld which will succeedin saving teeth
when gold foil cannot be used. .4. ..... 81. %. sE
We have also method Of treating the nerves Of aching
teeth relieving pain In few minutes and saving the teeth for
successful filling Extracting aud all operations for the beau
ty and preservation of the teeth will be performed In sue
cessful, faithful and careful manner. ...-.
Particular attention will be given to the eatmect ofreg-
uarites of teeth and diseases of the mouth and gnns
Ray emma, March 81, 1854 451.r
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TO ala WHOM N may COnccrn.

THE undersigned having furnished himself with the best
INSTRUMENTS, Is prepared TO execute all orders in th
Surveying line short notice. Orders may be len at th
Grocery offs. Tayl all ofwhich will receive prompt at
tention. r, BosTwIcK,
Ravenna, April 10, 1854. 459-2w
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]E)ipll.

In Ravenna, the esd ult., of Typhoid Fever, EDWIN
SEYMOUR, aged CO years. late of Harfurd, Conn.
In Nelson, the 10th inst, of Consumption, BIERCE
HOPKINS, aged 81 years. ..' =
In Nelson, the Sd inst, OF consrm ?iion, WALKER
HOPKINS, aged 80 years.
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5Aurrir0.

In Ravenna, the 18th inst, by Rev. Ezra JONES' Mr.
JOHN WINTERSTElN, Of Middlebury, Summit Co., and
LOUISA BEEMAN, Of Ravcnna,
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Syphilis, Serofula and diseased Blood these ter.
rife Diseases Garters Spanish Mixture the only specific
The propretors have in their possession hundred
certificates Of the most affected by It,
We refer 10 the certificate of Richard Adams late High
Sheriff Of Richmond Va edwin Burton, Commissioner OF
the Revenue for Richmond; Gen. Welch Of the Mammoth
Circus; Mr. Hendly Of Washington City; Mr. Wm A. Mat
hews, and O. B. Luck, Esq., Of Richmond Va: Mr. Boyden
Exchange Hoie Va; and host of others, who
Of the worst cured by Csrer Spanish Mix
ture They all certify that Is the greatest purifier ofthe
blood known. 81. .r. .I .... r.E ..r
4. .$See adv ertse sement. ... 459-4w
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The Germans have produced very excellent remede
for various diseases. Among which may be specified DIR.
Hoofanda celebrated biters for sale by c. M Jaeksonnnd
used with remarkable In Liver complaint Jauddce
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility and general arrangement Of
the stomach The Sunday Dispatch Of this medicne
1--WE feel convinced that in the of the German Bers
the patient does not become dcbitad but constantly gains
strength and vgor TO the framea fact worthy Of great
sderaton. The Bttes pleasant in taste and In smell,
aud be admnt red under any circumstances
icatc stomach Indeed they he used by all persons
with tho otperect safely II would be well for those who
much affected in the system. commence with
one one teaspoonui or less, and gradually increase. We
sneak from experience, and Of proper ndge
The press and wde have united recommending tho
man Bers, and to the afflicted cordially advise
their use.n t.....-sa y. /.
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SastlaI Nptllss.
Teachers Examination.

Teachers Examination.
THE Spring Examinations Teachers for Portage county
will take place follows
The rs at Shaersvie Saturday, April l5th commencing
at O'Clock, A. M. ...~
The second and ihrt Ravenna, April GOTH con
moncing, each day, ut O'Clock, A. NJ.
.|s. - fla BENJ. NEWELL, Clerk 'iF a
s.- ofthe Board Of ExaInners.
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Notice.

Notice. III
THE Honorable Board Commissioners of Portage county
at their March session, A. D. le54, levied tax for road
purposes the present year, half mill tie dollar upon
he taxable property IN said county, which be discharged
labor under the direction of district
It tho rate of one doler per day. @ .'-' 07F-
uditor's Office, Portage Coil Lorenzo FRosr Auditor
RaVenna, March 90 1854, I .iw
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DEM ISI7RY.

asss-A DR.. A. A. HARRIS has associated with him
in tho practice of Dentistry, Dr. j. G. Willis,
QIrYYYYDand they have fitted up in the Phoenix
A-A-1 Block, east end over Richardson's Hardware
storc for the purpose Of carrying the Dental business in
various branches and to oe generous public the latest
Improvement III their profession
As they permanently located in Ravenn all those wish
ing work done by them depend having work done
in proper manDen such whole Sets of Teeth, minor
Ses partial Sets Teeth cleansed and f with Gold Foil.
crysaliZed Cold Tin F1 Teeth extracted with the
choroforn or without They have Appropriation destroy
ing the Of aching teeths and will perform all other work
incident tn their profession. y'gaa II
We intend to free ourselves from al impositions practice
by prenders We will be governed in practice strictly
by pucple and will not knowingly, perform any operations
wrong no matter how strongly solicited what the induce
ment may be. .t.... r.. e
All operations performed the teeth in our Office will be
warranted and required to take pay for work
unless perfect satisfaction Is given. ... .5
Raveena, March IA, 1854, 1905. .... 455H
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Notice to- township AsscssO

Notice to Township Assessors.
several Assessors of Portage county are hereby noti.
fed that 1t will be both mpraciibe and inexpedent to
the for the present year. until Monday
the day Of May nex and that desirable that they shall
mee at this Office Saturday April 90, for the purpose
receiving their instructions and adopting common under
standing of the provisions and requirements ofthe law
AUDITORS Office, Portage Co,l LORENZO Frost, Auditor,
Ravenna, Ohio, April 4. 1884, 45S-lw
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sav DISSOLUTION.
THE co-partnership Of Az Gett this day dssol-
we'd by mutual Consent. Seth Gllctt authorized 10
settlealt matters appertainng TO said partnership.
April 4, 1854. .l- .7a-Eg. $3.50 s. A. GILLETT,
RIA GIILETT-
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: NEW SPRING GOODS.

v. HORR & Co., are now and will be receiving from
day TO day args andw selected Of Goods,
to which they invite the attention of purchasers ~
Shaersvilie, April l7il6Sa. NV -- --a
fh ~ Five dollars and ty cents will buy superior
.OU article Sugar ut the Shasrsvile Cheap Store
HApFil II, 1854. "A, v. HoRR d Co.
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NHILDRENS HATS. of all the above Styles qualities and
u prices April 6, JAMES rwIET.
II1REMEN ND0Us Big Stock of Childrens Caps, - 81,
i AprilG, JAMES TwiTT.
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hnP0rtGnt Rs'os--RstTrn IF tHe Spefal Messep-
gers sens 10 RkssiG-TAe Queens Message 10
PerlSament- War Deciared!- NepoleoM's Mes-
$500 % hs French Assembly -Rsssian Toors
sseyossiag tis DaaEbs-a.o0o Rsssion Troops
y KiLcd. ltf5 E
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| Eli Battin } .--.
Office is hereby given that the 23i day of March fe4
~ order of attachment issued by Newell d. Clark,
ESQ., Justice Of the Peace, of Ravenna Township, for the
sum If mine doars and costs, against hs rights credits,
property and effects of Eli Battiu nonresident Of Portage
county. t.H4 s.' NJ. Stuart, Atty.
Rayenna, April ], 1854. n.s 45s-3w
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
Our Premiums.

" We beg again to call attention to
the elegant Bible Premiums offered in
our Prospectus. With the increased
expense preparatory to our next issue,
and the great additional inducement
offered, it is natural for us to look for
g proportionate augmentation to our
subscription list Not only should all
old regulars in the temperance army
retain their zeal to enancipate the
drunkard from the thraldom Of intem-
parance, but every good and moral
man, irrespective Of all other consid-
erations, should lend his aid to protect
the mother and her daughters at the
domestic circle, and the youth every
where, from falling before the tempter!
An extensive circulation of the "NA-
TIoNAL ORGAN" throughout the United
States will greatly facilitate, we be-
lieve, the accomplishment Of this most
desirable end. ai 9as #ia#
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Encouraging.

W We are daily receiving from
almost every part Of the country the
most flattering and substantial encour-
agement, for which we beg to return
our most grateful thanks. aF
re- Our esteemed friend, Mr.. VIM.
Bremigam, Grand Scribe of Ohio, at
Circleville, writes to us az follows:
" The returns are coming in very
well. There will be a reduction in
the amount Of receipts under the new
rule. Since the G. D., have issued
seven Charters, and about one dozen
old Divisions have re-organized. The
defeat last fall, SO far from having dis
couraged our friends, seems to have
impaired new vigor and energy. Twill
see that the club for the Organ" in
this place is renewed and increased"
GE Bro. w. C. Ferguson, of New
Holland, Pickaway CO., o., our much
respected friend, sends us the following
cheering intelligence:
"Our Division is once more -four
ishing we have initiated eight men,
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bers "a ts weeks, ana anbther ballot
ed FDF, an which, isl very cheering to
I as who have stood oby iopf Ghafter,
and Struggled nnanfuily to preserve
our existence through some very dark
and trying times. Think we can live,
and I mean We shah liye. S6cc6ssto
che cause Of All niahkind, Our new
|initiatory ceremony is d magnificent
one; far surprising the old in effect"
\ E The following extract from the
County Quarterly Council
.ofths Sons Of Temperahcsilis highly
complimentary, and affords strong
evidence Of the estimation the s5Qr.
.gan'bgis held IN that section Of the
country:l8d odi 40 euo % srsieIod
ilResoltsa -1"aThat in the /" Organ Of
Temperance Reform" We behold the
GIBRALTAR Of our cause. Sons of
Temperance stand by your gunslis
4 EE Brother Z, ]. Rezn0r,a writing
to Us says; Z Enclosed you viii find
$40, with list Of subscribers to your
excellent paper, and Twill probably
send you as many moro next week"
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,,Eqdt means Such x state bf feeling will
Bs daSpsed jasginiio,ng men, CHAT 4 pF0hiB-
itory hwyWillrbs just ,as sAre aso our
neHtleIectionagthatiweeE ever have an-
other election .9ss bBg II
Fkd ] ,n1ii1lldl hlAa Y loE ~
ID w The success Of 5df experiment
PiH il publishing TIE 4 ossAls'' has been
very fattering. Nevertheless, we will
have to rely on the q material Of
every advocate oftemperance through
out the country, The very great ext-
2ense We have incurred renders it still
necessary thatouryfriends should tuse
every exer4ion. 9dWe shall, therefore,
look to the different temperance asso-
Citations to make grand effort in our
behalf, to enable US to drive the demon
drunkenness from our country. tits to
be hoped, ,whenthe time comes that an
other greatbattle must befought, every
temperance manWill be nerved for the
struggle He isweIl armed who is
well prepared. Let no one reckon on
the weakness or inactivity of the ene-
my ;aeVery means will BE resorted to
BY the venders ofIspirituous liquors to
defeat US. IL is irnperatiyely imposed
upon us that we remain constantly ac-
tive in the field. Avigorous and gen.
eral movement should be made previ-
GUS to our finally carryinga Prohibi-
tory Liquor Law, Of which we have no
doubt if we all remain but true to our
4 glorious purPOse.a q 1oy ja o4gdF
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Renewals.

Ag We wish earnestly to impress
upon the minds of all old. subscribers,
whose time is about to expire, Of the
importance Of their continuing their
subscriptions. To desert the cause
now, when we have the enemy nearly
at our feet, would be worse than cow
ardice; but we expect no such unto
ward event. We expect to hear Of
their renewing to a man. aadr*
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T.. THE OHIO I0TaS0RGAN,
nsOF The TEMPE REFORM
Aaanta for Be National Organ1,

=
Atthe Annual Session Of the Grand DiTisiop Of
iohio held Il CicIevils, the following proceedings
bswersi had III regard 10 the Organs aA S's'.
90 We nost respectfully request, thst each Division
in Ohio comply with the sxcsllept suggestion ofthe
en-, ana appoint one Of their most efficient mem
bers as agent for the Organ all -
Resolved, j, That we recognise the Organ Of tho
vTemperanee Reform, published at oinehnati, as an
able and faithful exponent Of the Orden apd tear
less advocate THE Temperance cause rs
ResolFed,2, 2, That the G. 8. be Instructed 70 pre-
mare and publish in the Organ, and transmit as soon
asracticabeto to each Division in the State Of Ohio,
circular setting forth the circumstances under which
the publication of the Organ of Temperance Reform
was commenced, It's present circumstances, and the
vital necessity of sustaining the sane. st agA.t
Resolved 5, That the w. p Of the several Divis-
ions be requested to lay the attetofsaid circular
before their respective Divisions at the first meeting
4 Of the same in the month Of December next; and
that the several Divisions at said meeting be reques-
ted to appoint asutable person TO act as agehtfor
the purpose of procuring subscribers and extending
Z the circulation ofthe same. Gu. OLDs,
A. DUNCAN,
H4 4 eiE H.tg sEe&i tsEf H.CANFTEHD.
Committee.
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EE- Our readers will remember
that in the last number of the "OR-
GAN" a notice of the "NEw ORGAN"
was given as editorial, in which Cen
eral Cary was handsomely lauded.-
We desire to inform our readers that
the Lotice was written without the
Generals knowledge, and by mistake
inserted as editorial. We make this
explanation, because we consider it
due to the General. In the meantime
we hope the friends of the cause will
be lively and active in securing sub.
scriptions for the new volume of the
>, NATIONAL ORGAN" =
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Extract Of letter from Brother John ", H.
Hawkins Of Baltimore, one ofthe original
six signers of the Wsshingtonian Temper
ance Society, dated indianapolis, Janu-
ary II, 1854. 1t is addressed to US, and
writing of the Convention, says !;
General Samuel Cary is here, and speaks
with myself this evening. The Convention
is the largest and most enthusiastic | have
euer attended. About Que hundred Clergy
men are present. Great unimity of feeling
is manifested. The cry is, give US a law
similar to that Of Maine. The people of
Maine, the people Of this State ,oaI not
stop short Of that, you may rest assured"
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re- We shall send the next weeks

~N@NN~-
q" Organ "-being the first number
of the new volume-to all those
whose time expires with this number
and tom many others who do NOT take the
paper, with the hope that it will meet
their kind approval, and that old sub
scribers will continue their patronage,
and others will be induced to become
patrons to the I" National Organ"
Prompt action will be necessary on
the part Of those who desire to become
subscribers in order to secure the first
number Of the new volume, and there
by preserve their file unbroken. See
to it forthwith. 7s-
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

\ The people Of Maine have, gener-
ously determined to leave.the question
wholly to the decision Of the liquor
sellers whether any more stringent
provisions against the traffic shall be
incorporated into their present laws.
If the rumselling fraternity say ita is
enough, abandon the business and
yield to the requirements ofthestatute,
the law will be left untouched. lion
the other hand they are dissatisfied
and persist in defying the law, they
wilIbe helped to another legal screw.
If they say nothing but a''penitentiary
clause will stop us" penitentisry
clause will be inserted. The. trade
must cease say the people, andiwhat-
ever rumsellers may think necessary
to attain the end will be promptly
III.
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E We are much grieyed to learn
from Brother Ferguson, Of New HOl-
land, hisshavibg sent, last August, an
obituary notice Of the late Mr. VIM.
McCrea, which was not inserted in the
!" Organ" The omission was purely
accidental, and wssIoyerlooked blythe
foreman, inasmuch as 1t would, have
afforded us anopportunity Of testifying
our respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased, He was a member Of the
Division of New Holland, Pickaway
county, O., and held in very high esti-
nation by all its members, and the
community generally, .t, ay*
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E An urchin, not quite three
years old, said to his sister ISIS,
take half Of dis cake to keep, this af-
ternoon, when get cross" Cut
young 'un, that.
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.r.s Ocr We would call the attention Of
our readers to the able and interesting
. letter from Columbus. o. .Aa-lF
er We are enabled to announce to

w w CAV NsthstaNNA " -
our readers that we have engaged G..
B. Brown, is associate editor to
the i" NzEIoEkE OReAS," Mr.. Brown
possesses talent diligence and energy,
and win boi aRaluable acquisition to
the ediOrial department Of the "OR-
CANS 7 snl 'A'" .E* ..*