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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24

SAINT rumors were circulated in reference to the
state Of relations existing between the French
Ambassador at Conststinople and the Cabinet
In fact matters hayereaehed such point that the
General is said to have menaced the Turkish min
ister Of Foreign Affairs with suspension Of his
relations with him.
II is sgain positively asserted that the French
army Of the East will be augmented.
The formation ofa camp Of $4,000 men at Bo-
logne, with view to an expedition TO the Baltic
lis also spoken Of as another proof that the Gov
eminent will carry on the war in manner be-
fitting the great nation.
II Is intended to propose to the Chambers de-
mand to raise another loan of %, 900 900 francs
in case circumstances require it.
Admiral ParViere, who had been cruising of
the eastern coast Of Greece, is to proceed to the
position Of his division TO Algiers, TO embark sew
eral regiments for Turkey. IN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

WILL be in attendance at his rooms us follows.
Ravenna--Prentiss House, "Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday untl4 o'clock, p. M. cath and 25th May.
Akron--Cobbs Exchange, Tuesday, 23d May.
Cleyeland--Amercan House, Thursday and Friday 4h
and 5th of May.
Warren-Clhtun House, Monday, Goth Of May.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, lnfammations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shoness of Breath difficulty ofbreathng Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities, Resessness, Loss Of
Appetite Constipation Derangement of the Stomaeh Bilious
Affections, Gravel, White Swelngs, any long sandingds
eases, are invited to call.
No CHARGE FOR DIR t. neither bleeds
bsters nor he HomPpahist Mercury, Ar
senic Antmony any other mineral medical agent;nori is
Tompsonian, ,he neither seams gives emecs. His the
ory of diseases differs from all others that have been adopted,
but than his system of treatment He does not
make sick to make WELL down to build again.
inlay any irritation, by patching with anodynes
Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time being engaged attendance must accord
strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion to the probability of is al
ways given. Subectng the patient to no expense without
SALT RHEUM RADICALLY CURED.
Mrs h. Rumigh, of Beaver Pa, ,cured OF Salt Rheum OF
eight or nine years standing 1t of most painful char
acer covering the entire surface of the hands and portions
the and person. First called nearly four years ago
In months the skin became soft and smooth, and
mains entirely free from disease to this time The above case
is selected because the first cured in the West and
best pemanency. Those who have been similarly
and cured reside in the vicinity Of nearly
pointmcrt, to whom reference be given Equal success
has attended treatment of White Swelngs, Scrofuln Asces
ses Fever Sores of which have been noticed th
monthly reports In the treatment of all such rely main
" upon laernal remedies that calculated neuraliz
the acrd substances supporting diseases, and by exciting
heahu activity the skin and other secretoy organs to force
noxiOus eXcremen by the natural channels Henc
the radical without depletion and instead endan
gerng the Lungs, superficial healing of ulcers or 'scat
terng' of n0aria6ly does to protect
strengthen those vital parts Our remedies selected
cusvey from the Botanic Kingdom, carefully rejecting ALI
delicate and feeble constitutions and never increase but us
uay liability colds. As do not make sick to make pe
or build again. patients may remain at hom
| nd 10
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24

BALTIMORE, Tuesday May l6 1854.
A terrible explosion occurred at English Coal
Pit, II miles from Richmond, Va, yesterday
Twenty men were in the pit at the time, all OF
whom were killed but one who was taken up
dreadtully injured. The pit was over 600 feet
deep, and several explosions had occurred here
tofore. The accident was caused by leaks from
old damps. The bodies of the unfortunate men
were terribly mutilated.
The Jackson and Vicksburgh Railroad COM
pany concluded contract to-day with Demnead
g. Son Cor the construction of eighteen ocomo-
tves.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
JMurrlrA.

On the 18th inst by the Rev: l. W. Ingraham Mr. EBEN
NEWTON, and Miss MARY WILCOX, all ofCharcstoWh
On the 18th inst by Rev. f. A. Demmng Dr. A. IL. It'd
ALL and Miss LIZZIE J. WEBB, both of Freedom.
At the Freedom House, in Drakesburgh on the lsh inst
by O. H. Drake ESQ.,, Mr.. OSCAR FRENCH, and Miss JEN-
METZ BARNUM all of Freedom.
In Fondulac Wisconsin, April 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Hazen,
Mr. ELIZUR i. BABC OCK, of Ravenna, Ohio, and Miss
MARY b. TOMB, of the former place.
4, ths vj,,aye on the 14h ns by N d. Clark, ESQ., Mr..
HARMON A. UNDERWOOD, and Miss CoRDELtA +.
HUNTLEY, all of Brimfed. ats
In Ravcnna on the 22d inst by Rev. Ezra Jones, Mr. AL
BERT POST of Wadsworth, Medina Co., and MISS MARIA
j. OAKLEY, OF RaveHna. sob,
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Important News from Mexico.

AluareS Still IN the Field-Reported Defeat of
Santa Anna-Gen Alvares's Troops betIOeen
Santa Anna and the City Of Mertco.
The British mail steamship Dee, from Tampi-.
CO and Vera Cruz, arrived at Havana on the 9Th
instant We have received the following impor-
tant information from Mexico:
CITY OF MEXICO, May 8, 1854.
Critical Position of Santa Amd-RevolutiOn in
Qaaretdro-The Northern boundary SurUey
DC.
The position of his Serene Highness the Pres
ident OF the Republic, is critical in the extreme
Supposing he had succeeded in driving Alva-
rez out OF his molintain Businesses near Acapul-
CO, Santa Anna had nearly fallen into the snare
laid for him by Alvarez, who, by a stratageous
man9uvre has placed himself between the cap
ital, (Mexico), and the forces OF Santa Anna,
whose supplies are thus entirely cut off, and his
men are tast becoming victims to the effects Of
want and the climate. .
1t is also known to the government that Alva-
rez had captured upwards of four hundred mules
laden with baggage and provisions for the use OF
the forces under Santa Anna.
Quaretaro is in state of revolution, and it is
impossible not to toresee that this capital is about
to follow in the same wake.
The arrival of Lieut.. John G. Parke, of the
U. s. army, and escort, at Tuzon, department oil
Sonora, On the goth February, was oticiallv "
known in the city of Mexico on the Goth ult.-
He will trace the northern boundary, or rather
| limits and bounds, between the two countries
New ORLEANS, May l8.
Steamer 1erdS has arrived at this port with
advices from Vera Cruz to the 9Th inst, and cor
responding dates from City of Mexico. e..
The news is of highly interesting nature.
The revolution at Acapulco was still in pro
gress and it was rumored that an engagement
had occurred batween the troops of Santa Anna
and Alvarez, in which the latter was victorious
At the City of Mexico the rumor not gen
orally credited.
report wus also current that the U. s. slooI
of war Portsmouth, had arrived at Acapulco ant
finding the port under blockade threatened Il
force the same, on the ground that Santa Ann;
had established it without first warning foreigl
powers of his intention.
Tha Mexican Journal announces the death O
Gen. Bravo, long and favorably connected witt
the affairs of the republic.
Troubles had occurred in the Mexican Cabi
net, and the Trait de Union had been seized b,
order of the Government for commenting ol
them.
i A diligence on its way from Mexico to Yer
Cruz had been detected and robbed of larg
amount of money.
1t had been announced that the French gov
ernment had disavowed the expedition to Sono
ra.
The brig Two Ladies had not arrived at Yer
Cruz from New York on the 9Th. She was the
out 45 days. Fears are entertained that she wa
lost
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24

New York, May lS.-The ship Antwerp ar
rived at Quarantine She brings 800 persons
saved from the wreck of the Black Hawk from
Liverpool for New York, which was lost at sea.
The clipper ship Black Hawk lett Liverpool
on the 4th of April with sS3 souls, including the
crew. She was disabled in hurricane on the
18th of April. The ship Curratuck took up on
the 2lst, $50 of her passengers and the crew
On the 10th, the British bark Caroline took of
l40, and the ship Derigo took off the remainder
all beinp thus saved
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24

IOY virtue of writ Of Vendi Exponas to directed and
county ohio shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court House In the town Of Ravenna, .
on Saturday, the 10th day Of June neEt,
between the hours of ten O'clock NJ and four O'Clock p
NJ Of said day. the following described lands and tenemen
TO wits Situate in township number two in said county Of
Portage In the 9th range of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve, and known by being part number
thirty said township, whchwas situated the dwell
inc house the residence Of Israel A. 1horndke CON
anng about ninety Of and be sold subject ths
rights Of the respondents Charles Twhe set forth in th
answer witt the privilege of following said premises ul
10 the south line thereof ti. II
Sold execution wherein Luke H. Thorndike is Plain
,iH, and Alpheus G. Andrews snd al, Defendants.
Appraised at ,00
Sherfps Office Portage Cos JAMES WooDARp sheriff.
Rayenna, May g, 1854. 4SS-Sw
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24

-I.1T. .-.--TI
Tho Rail Roads connected in interest East in order
over the State Line Rail Road into the cambina
on Boats on the Lake refused to allow baggage to
collect tickets their for those new and splendid Boats
the MssIsspPI and Sr LAwREEcE, plying between Bu
10 and Cleveland thus compelling passengers to pay extra
Fare. ~. pi.-,s-
throne tickets leaving them at liberty TO avail themselves
of the Ia s-Ss t3E -. " ~. - t'}-
1FT7 fAts REDUCED FARE ON THE LAKE seti us, III
The Steamer Mississippi and ST. Lawrence cabii
passage S1OG meals and berhs at reasonable rates.
icke at above prices be had on boark the boats or
the Once Of the Cleveland, Toledo and Cincinnan e
fee. t f''M ~
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New Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be presented
~ TO the Hon Board of county Commissioners of Portage
county Ohio at their next session praying that road may be
laid and established in the township of franklin in said
couI y rs follows wit: commencing the north line OF
lands John Rhodenbaugh at the east line ofot No
80, thence north westerly course to near the railroad be-
parallel with Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail- road prac
cab the bridge the Cuyahoga River in the south
part of lot No So in Franklin
Franklin. NAV 3, 1854. 463-4W
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COMPREHENSIVE.
K +. NJ OV Al,

THE Subscriber begs lave to inform his friends and
toners that he has removed to No. ?, Phoenix Block where
he will be most happy to have them call and examine his
and well selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING just arriving and which for sy and durabi
ty will compare with that ofany house West of the Allegheny
Mountains
would call particular attention t0 the great variety of
Cloth Cashmere Coats of all cOors and textures; Black
and Fancy Cashmere Pants, mountains OF Satin and Mar
saes Vests. Furnishing Goods in endless variety, Trunks
vasses Carpet Bags etc., all Of which will be sold
shade lower than the lowest Remember the place, No. g.
Phoenix Block. G. GREENFlELDER.
MAY
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
New Road Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that petition will be presented
~ the Hon. Board Of County Commissioners, at their
June session A. D. 1851 to have Road laid out and
established in Ravenna, follows: beginning at point in
the Canton Pansville road, in Ravenna the line be-
Lots Is and 10 south division in said Ravenna,
the foot of the h south of Ethan A. Babeock's Houses;
thence running in 0rheastery direction through the
land Of said Eahan A. Babcoek S. Carter and H. Hotchkss
until it ntersecs the road from Ravenna 70 Freedom, at
point little north of the OF Lots a. g. l6 and
81 in the south division of Lots in said Ravenna.
April o., 1854. 462-4w
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WASHINGTON, Nav 20

The lower bridge over the Georgetown fell this
morning. At the time of accident two omnibus
ses were on the bridge. Maj. Wightman had his
arm broken and several others were more or less.
injured.
Private letters were received uhis morning
from Havana, indicating the probability that Gu
ba is now in the midst of a revolution in which
the Spaniards and Creoles generally are partici-
mating.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
Farmers 'H'akc NOtice.

you want sell your Butter and Eggs and get the highest
price for them bring them to the Raw Inna Hat Store
p S. Do exchange them for old style Hats and Caps
will give YOU one half cash. and balance in good season.
able Goods, either BOots Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hats and Caps, or any thing you may want
RavenGu, May 10, 1854. JAMES Iwrrr.
MO l. Silk Hats, by the celebrated Hatters
~ Genn and I,eary. When you select Hat do not gel
one that heavy Hat case in 'wo they are made OF
paste board JAMES lWlII.
MD Mems style Of Hats, wide bmed just the thing for
" old Gentlemen. JAMES WITT
IRONING Hats without extra charge All hats purchased
at the Ravenn Hat Store, will be kept in repair without
extra charge. -
BANANAS cleaned and repaired. All Panama Hats pnr
l chased at Twitts last Summer, will be cleaned th
Spring without extra charge.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
ROOT SHOE AND LEAIAER STORE

'INE subscribers take pleasure in ing that they have
hand tn largest, best and most complete assor
Of Boots, Shoes and CATERS offered in Portage
county. Likewise that they have removed TO their New
Stores two doors east of PhGnix Block where they will ut all
pleased wait upon their old customers and friends,
any thing in the line of Ladies' Gents, Boys, Youths,
and Chdren's Shoes Boots CATERS either of home
or eastern manufacture. Also Oak and Hemlock Sole and
upper Leather French and Ohio Calf and Kip Skins Mo-
rocco Lining and Binding Skins, and almost everything in
the line of Shoe makers Tools and Findings All those IN
advantage examine goods and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
! Rayenna, MAY %, 1854 DURHAM d GARDNER.
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WIN. u. JOlAlaSOll,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
srz~~=a Will perform all operations connected with
x profession in the most approved style Of tod
uYTYAern Dentistry. Teeth from one to full sets in
AA1-1 serted, single or in blocks, in manner that
will avoid that unnatural appearance too common in Dental
Substitutes. Mr.. j., intends making avenna his perma
residence, and guarantee satisfaction to all those who
may favor him with their patronage. Office over +. w. Sey-
mour's Store. ....r.
REFFERENcs that may consulted by letter otherwise
Dr. X. Sheldon, Troy Geaugu county; Drs. Harlow Curtis
and Vincent r. fay aud G. T. Blakeslee, Chagrn Falls
Rcv. d. H. Miller, Chester. 463-tt
Raven MnY /, 1851.
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Vames HOskin's Estate.

Is hereby given that the subscribers have been al
IN nointed and qualified Administrators on The Estate
James Hoskns late of Palmyra, Portage county, Ohio,
natad 4. palmy mis- 9th day of May, 1854. q -
4Sa-Sw CHARLoTTE HosKrNs, Adms
Jason v. MILL, ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
Sniritual Meeting.

There will be meeting of the friends Of tho Harmonic
Philosophy Universast church, in this village on the
Hrst Saturday and Sunday in June, Services will com
mcnce at half past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Good speakers will be in attendance and address the meet
ing. .- -. .,..
Ravenna, May 90, 1854. -. So. s.t.a
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Notice..

rE personal property belonging the estate of Jonathan
/ Sloane, deceased, consisting Of Books Furniture and
property will be sold at veaduc at the residence OF
Gustav us Lane in Rvenna the 10th day Of June, next,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, M, and will continue from
day to day thereafter till the property Is sold
Ravenna May H. 1854. DARIUS LiMA A9m T.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24

IL persons having nice pictures (Art Union or others
who wish TO get them fraed Gt Rosewood or Mahoga'
nv, are requested hand in their sizes, to Griffin Bost
ck at their Furniture rooms by the 25h Of june next
We Will furnish frmes and glass at 25 cts per frame above
cost at N " wholesale prices fhanded IN by that tme SC
@ come in the bill for that purpose. This course is taken
IN with the wish of number Of persons having
pictures TO frame. go,
Ravenna, May is, 1854. 4o45
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
TANNEP;S or.

OF the best brands and quality constantly hand, for
~ sale BY the Dbl gallon at Dt tRnAM GARDENERS Boot,
Shoe and Leather store. Farmers wishing to exchange
Leather for OIL will find it to their lncrestto give us call
Nav %, 1854,
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Petition for Partition.
George Loveless
vs. In the
In the Court of Common Pleas of
..s Portage county.
Jacob H. Baldwin
and othOr personsu un-
knnwn To iIlAintiff

Jacob II. BALDWIN |
and ohOr personsun- zt. .p
known to plaintiff
Noah Dull jacob Ii. Baldwin and Sther unknown persons
will take notice that petition filed against them the
18th day May 1854 in the Court Pleas of or
tago county, by George Loyeess, and is now pending
wherein tho said George Loveess demands partition OF the
following described real estate: situate in the township OF
Paris said county, known as being lot NO. ~ ana
bounded as follows: beginning at post standing on north
west bank of Mahonng river, at the corner OF
John McClntcks land lot from which Eastwood tree
nurteen inches in diameter bears nabks As deg, dis
ant ID links; thence SO deg four chains As links to
beach stump marked 1885 thence 81 deg chains TO
post the edge Of the rock about links apoVe ola % oa
hears 6l deg tlence 30 deg, 30 deg chain Sc
links post; thence north 80 W. chains, St INKS 10 q
him tree IS inches diameter, bearing So deg W, distant
o3a links; thence south 30 east two chains y links 70 he
~ containing three of land, and thai
AZ the next term Of said court application will be made BY
the said George Loveess for order that partition may be
/ made OF said premises.
! May yls, 1854.
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o. p Ill.
Sheriff Sale.

Wish to sell my place containing aid half lots,
L good WE'LL Also Buggy and few household articles.
RaYenna, April 25, 1854. J. F. CLAoKNER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
PARASOLS.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment and cheap pretty, can be
n found, May II. at PRESTIss HOPKINS d Co.
NEW WHITE FISH and TROUT, in half bbls.. this day
~ received and for salcat F. w. SEYMoUR's.
MAY H.
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DiRn.
0PPOslTION no IMPOSITION.

In Ravenna, the goth inst, SALMON CARTER, age'
81 years. .,.t 1905 a., ...-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
REMOVAL.
III. I. DAY

TAKES pleasure I'm saying his friends nsG customers and
the public generally, hat he has renewed 70 his new
No. 2, PHGHIx BLOCK,
where he will be happy wait them 70 any uag tAe
line Of Fancy and Sapel Dry Goods; and as he atAds 10
devote attention. amOst exclusively 70 the purchase aAd
sale OF Dry Goods confident he will be eHabed pro
the people Of PsrtGgs eOHHfy Sleek Geses Se
sHrpassed II gsaty, quantity Prst, BY any Retail Df,
Goo,ls Establishment West Of New York.
Ravenna, April 10, 1854.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
RANENNA BOOK STORE

IN v lLlNlNA DoOAA ~ = NAAAL'
TIME largest assortment of Books and Stationery ever Of
fcred citizens of Portage county, Will be found a
the Ravenna Book STORE, on Main Street, opposite Tie
Prentiss House.
BOOKS.
standard works. Histories, Poetry, Tales, miscellaneous
works. Bibles, Hymn Books, Juvenile BooSs' frmers' &C
STATIONERY.
V@VERY Style and variety from the most common to the
T. most supurb.
WALL PAPER.
TINE largest and most elegant stock of Wall Paper all
styles and prices, with Border to match ever offered in
Portage county The stock is purchased of the manufactures,
and may be relied on for strength ana durabiiy'
FANCY GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL stock and extensive variety of Fancy
N Goods, Toys, &C., tor old and young
PERFUMERY.
LARGE and elegant stock of Harson's choicest Fer
N fumery always on hand
CANDIES.
FULL assortment, warranted to be made from the best
n materials
SODA FOUNTAIN.
A SODA FOUNTAIN in superb order will be In constant
N play ju-irg the m days of Summer
WILLOW WARE.
A GOOD Stock of Willow Ware constantly on hand, en-
N bracng Wagons, Chairs, Basket &c.
POWDER.
COARSE and fine Powder best quality Shot, Caps p'''''
BIRD CAGES.
>HE b,sl assortment of Bird Cages in the county, Bird Seed
| | Fish Bone Bathing Dishes, and all the 'fxins"
BOOK BINDERY.
DooK BINDING in variety and style done on sno.
u notice. The Bindery has of Hickoks hrst class fu
ing Machines Blank Books ofevery variety ruled to orde.
periodicals boun old books rebound and every branch
j of the business attended to in the best manner
JOB PRINTING.
TOB PRINTING of every description, done Ill inc mos
81 beautiful executed IN the western country
Power Press will be added to the Printing estaols
ment and with all modern Improvements in printing type
splendid stock Of Cards and paperau KINGS o yoo Din
ing Cards, hand bills, posters, Bill Head biahRs ram
phets Books, &c., will be done in style unsurpassed ana
entire satisfaction -. al;
extensive establishment the Public respectfully request
| ed to call at the RAVENNA BOOK STORE,
/ May 8. 1854. opposite the Prentss House, Main ST.
LADIES HOSIERY.
AIDES White Hose, selling at 81 cents per pair, OF tn
IL Shalcrsvile Cheap Store.
May l2
have reed our stock of Boots and shoes, con
sisting of all styles for ladies, girls, gents boys and c
"rsI Mas gs'" Is ''i- ''''' A. V. HoRR & Co.
I1ONNETS-Our SILK and Lawn Bonnets reed this day
d dontbuy until you see them A. " HoRR 20.
r INEN CoATS.-Good ones at one dollar each; -
IL May Is. a. " V. M AoKh q 20.
WHITE FISH and TROUT by the eSl unRp half Dbl; S an
w pound. - a, y: hoHn 3 ~.
OUTER, sixteen cents per pounds the price Mopp 70
: ~ May, Is. az a. V. ~@ honh q w. Ho.
Joseph Wilcutt'S Estate.
ia hereby the subscriber has been
poined and qualified as Administrator de bonis non,
the estate of Joseph Weut late of Charestown, Portai
eonm nntsd al Rsvenna this 18th day of May, 1854
: asi.sw SAMUEL REDFIELD.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR,

RS. Il. T.. RICHARDSON takes plcasare in informing
M the ladies Of Rayenna and vicinity that she Is
opening splendid assortment Of Millinery for the Spring and
Summer trade. She has Just received her Pattern Hats,
direct from New York. with beautiful variety of French En-
bricred Collars ChemiseIs, Underseeves eeefs,
such have been brought TO this city She will Keep
constantly hand Superior quality Of Mohair Mtis, Gloves
other Goods too mention The ladies in
vited TO call.
Particular attention will be paid Cleaning and Dressing
over all kinds of Straw and Tuscan Bonnets in the most
Fashionable shape She thinks long experience in This
branch her business will enable her 10 give entire salts
faction her She is also prepared TO do Dress
making will learn any Of the ladies TO Cut and fit Dresses
according to Fowler's new improved model.
n. e. As she has been disappointed in not having Rooms
in the Ph9nx Block this SPRING she will remain for the pres
ent her Residence on Main street, about fifty rods East
| said Block
Ravenna, May |, 1854.