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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-23
ADVERTISEMENT

Finances Of Portage County.
statement of the receptsa and expenditures Of Portage
Psi, and ending June 9th, 1885.
RECEIPTS,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-23
Here You, SirS !

IHCTC UGl, SEFS
F you want good suit of Clothes, call at
i the Store of the Subscribers in Campbels Block,
where you buy cheap for cash all kinds of Cloths
Ready Made Clothing, Tailors Trimmings, &C., from
standing dcky down to full rig and complete fit that
can't be beat this side of of sunrise.
n. b. Cutting done to order. o. & J. .SUTLIFF.
Ravenna, March 10, 1854.
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M A RR led.

n franklin Jane IA, by David Dunbar, Esq., Mr..
ilLLIP c. W0oLCUTT, of franklin, to Miss
ATERA PARsHALL, Of Shalersville.
p the Prentiss House, on the 21st inst, by Rev. J.
Locke, Mr.. IRA A. HINE, of Newton Falls, to Miss
'RDELlA L. DEYO, of Charlestown.
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T II. BOSTWICK & CO. will sell all
.their plaid plain and Changeabe Silk Dress Goods
ut cost We have large assortment and In these hard
times we wish TO reduce our stock.
We do not publish this us pun merely but will do
exactly we agree in the above advertise r1ent.
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PEAR in mind that we keep on hand all
~ kinds of Dry Goods that the people want and no
merchant can possibly sell che. per than
JOHN H. BOSTWICK e. co.
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TAKE notice that we buy more, sell more,
i and keep constantly on hand more crockery than
all the rest Of the merchants in Rayenna this
is the only place to be suited.
June 0 JOHN H BOSTWICK eco.
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- HOUSES g. LOTs FOR SALE,

Mill fers for sale, the following property A
with seven finished rooms and cistern at tie door
built last summer House rents for eighty dollars
per year, quarterly in advance, Terms-one third Of
purchase money down, the remainder in one, two and
three years.
Also the two story House on the corner of Chestnut
and Spruce ST., the west half Of lot No a. II has
seven well finished rooms above the basement; collar
kitchen and stove-room, &c., and never failing well
pure water at the door. 1t being eenra,it would
maize good boarding house. Itnow rents for $3.50 90
per year, quarterly in advance. Terms-aone- third
down, the remainder in one, two and three years.
Also the House next south ofthe above, on Chestnut
ST., on lot No and east end No &c. The house
has been built three years; with well finished
rooms, and cellar all under the house; barn 30 by
40 feet well Ofpure water and failing, and
garden spot, sufficient for large family. Terms
one-third down, and the remainder in one, two and
three years. The whole property rents for over
$500 90. Persons wishing to purchase, must know
they can purchase much cheaper than they build.
Ravenna, March Goth, 1855-33-f
WILLIAM PITMAN.
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Barber and Hair-dresser Shop, under the Collins
House, next door west of Mason's Saloon. Shaving
Hair-cutting, and Shampooing done promptly and
snthe most fashionable style. 490
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Y ESTS.--Black and Fancy Satin, and
Silk Marbles. farmers satin, white and brown lin
en- vests at No PheniX Block.
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A. V. HORR,
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockery,
Hardware, &C., Shaiersville, Portage county Ohio.
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F. W. SEYMOUR,
Dealer in Staple anu Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, &C., north side OF Public
Square, Ravenna, o.
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CURTIS HATCH,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines together with Flour
Salt,etc., in Seymour's Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
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Gbe 9artape Sentinel.

The SENTINEL is published every Saturday mo
ing in Ravenna, Portage Co., Ohio,
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SEBASTOPOL rs TOOK!

SEBASTOPOL rs TOOK!
THERE is no use talking about War and the
L horrors Of War. when you can get everything
that is needed for the Human Family in peaceable
way for CASH from the subscriber, As cheap dirt
in wet weather. 3-..'.....s IS
Just Received.
Tubs Of all kinds, Buckets Of Cedar, Oak and
Pine, Stone and Patent Churns, Corn Meal, Sugar
and Butter Tubs and Spice Boxes, 20 dozen assorted
Willow and Wooden Buckets, Washboards, Rolling
Pins, Mops, Putter Ladies, Wooden Bowls. Cbopping
Trays and Knives, Raisens, M. K. Layer and Virgin
and Zante Currants and Ctrcn, Sugar Coffee, Pep
per, Spices, Ginger, Rce Candles. Soap, Tea, Chooo
late, Soda Starch. salerntus, Cream Tartar, Yeast
Powders, Mustard, Corn Pudding Starch, &C., &C.
Fish. Trout, Whitefsh, Cod and Herring. 100 pair
extra heavy Boots; Buckskin Gloves and Mittena;
Tobacco and Cigars that is some. In fact you can
find everything that is usually found in .
Grocery and Provision Store,
and little of Chips Celebrated Wormw ocd Cor
dial. Elk, client for the Stomach. There is no use
making . long story of q short one, ccme cne,
come al, and see what you can do at
oct r. w. HANDERSON'S.
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NATIONAL VINO PARrY.-The Philadelphia
North American says s'the efforts to resusci-
tate the Whig Party which has been made in
New York and Massachusetts,, under the au-
spices OF the mos. conservative Wing politi-
clans OF those States, one might naturally
have imposed, would be hailed with some
pleasure BY Southern Wings presses. Notso,
however. Conservative - were the politi-
eians who have made this attempt, they do
not appear TO be quite enough 20 to suit their
Southern brethren. Tho Savannah Republic
can quotes the following temperate resolu-
ton from the platform Of the New York
Whis Convention, and denounccs it ~ the
surest step to place the existence of the Wing
party as national organization beyond the
reach Of hope:
Resolred, That in the administration Of the
principles of ssfree discussion, I" tsffee SET
element" s.equal rights" and sfair play"
alleged to be enacted in the Kansas bill, the
Federal government has either violated, or
suffered to be violated every one of them;
and that it deserves the especial condemna-
ton Of the whole people-North and South;
for, to the violation of the compact OF 1920,
it has now added the violation of the princi-
pies o. the not itself
The Republican goes on to speak of the
"existine settlement of the slavery question
- thing scarcely to be talked abou much
less disturbed. Il will thus be seen that
northern conservatism is expected to 20 the
entire length of the Southern platform, and
that those who are not prepared to do So,
must rest content with the euphonious title
Of Abolitionist. How parties who differ so
raditally can agree on commona basis Of
political opera tions remains to be seen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

MARRIED. In this city, Monday evening,
Nov. S, in the Baptist Church, by the Rev. II. G..
Weston, of Peoria. ILL.,, Mr. EDWARD A. VAA NE
TER to Miss CARRIE A. FALEs, also,
At the same time and ace, by the Rev. 9. J.
johnson, Mr. Frank T. PARSONS to Miss ExHA T.
FALEs, all of this city.
With the above notices, Professor Van Meter hand.
ed gold dollar, to dream upon, instead Of cake.
After expressing our thanks for the accompa ,ying
fec, cannot better express views in regard to
the propriety of the arrangement, than by quoting
the old distich
Summer is past and winter il near,
Money is scarce and blankets are dear;
Happy they who thus conform
To keep each othc, snug and warm.
We tender our congratulations, and good wishes
for fhe happiness and future we'll being of the fnir
b.idcs.
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r E n O v E D |!

r The New York anu E,ic K. X. Office has re
moved to No. 2, Humans Block, Jefferson street
two doors from Front st.eet, where Tickets can be
procured to all the important points Ohio Pennsyl
vana and New York.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE!
$500 to Boston, 81 90 cheaper than by the New
York Central K. Il.
$25.5U to New York.
81 90 less til IN by the New York Central F. r.
E@- Gsnernl information and Tickets can be pro-
cured Mt the Companys Office.
oct Is, 1858 HE BARTLETT, Agent
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

ME Subscribers have sold their entire stock of
Miscellaneous Publications.. to d. . Cooke Co.,
1855, Lake Street, who will hereafter supply all or
dcrs received by us. We bespcak for Messis evoke
Co. a continuanceof the liberal patronage so long
bestowed upon us, assuring tho book buying public
Co., the argcs, and best selected stock in the ooun
try, and that they will ell all orders promptly and
honornbly. Signed, A. H.A G. hurley.
A. ii. &C. hurley will still be found at their
old stand, No. l24, Lake Street. With complete
stock of Blank Books and Stationery.
Chica 20. ILL.,. Oct. o. 1885
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CHARLES HENDRIX.
New Livery and Sale Stable,

90 lHE undeniEned would inform the
49, citisenaf BurlHstos, and the prb.
lie senerAiiy. that BE- has Opened :
new Livery Stable 10 the 1lsyyras =
kGs Palace. formerly Aeeppird 81 4.
Seewsrt: whore be VIII b happy 70 assnpilaie 81
who win fsvcS him Nth call = n = -
Good, safe hres and bueyiss, asa eassss3drivsrs
always on hand. g S.
vesk. at ~ io~ prices - the times viii Afford. f
stahlc on Washington. hetvern Main ana
Third streets. d. MCDONALD. 6
Burlington, j uly lilly
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11~As I'll, sa~-Iieiac NC wnsld recaasnend ~
J. Heers1rrs. eeicbsat.si ,snaeh B.t.rs aberr al
oshsr- l,s.sr asthcniaS. sisi issiSaa'i.s- sa.E'
syen drbs,i,at ii -Jssem i fru'J ss'.ni-airg IL
toase soion On The liver ts tendrncy to drive oss ~
hsnpn % sls ssrfaoe. ,heSy cleansing The syste''
frosn al Impurities is wha, has gained fss these BIT
ters speh an enrlahe reputation, inasmach ~ the,
are pesaans 10 the taste evsa .. beverage, and art
in general s,e ~ family ned1ise Wherever ksosn
For sale By drugsixss and dealers generally.
oct. - II. E. HUNT = CO. Agent
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Her yas sresrrd c~e Of Dasss Pa,erf AS,a~sS's
Cturn r-d Buffer H'erfGsi n sos, rsiI q, oses a.
n. 7. a,nnr's Pattn, Chrrn Fst,o.y and hay ops
which will give you cntirv ssiisfaett n Hsriar ,r,..
chased 'hs rtch, OF the ndiastahi. c;rtn r,a better
Worker far the rountic. ei Drs Htincs nna u rrs,
would respectfully inform the luhir that ssa nav
manufacturing ,he above nsInr,l ehnrn AID nm prs.
pared to fmnfh all Who may favdr me vi h i cali.
This Ghurn l. now rcosiving uuprc, edcnrcd pat.
ronage wherever IT he's teen intrtduec II hss beer
awarded the premium nj the Wo,lds Pair in Loed' .
and New ] ork. sni also at every State and County
Fair At which il has bern e, hitsiei 1eH
The great advantage this Chusn On srs.es cver all
Others % LIST. II Will psodaee hat,es in a, .hsrt timo
any ether churn. 3D. II vii, eashs, the sutier s..
tef Il il produced by simply reversing ihs ms toh #
the dashcr. Sd, u viii work tho bate, ih.,a ...i
ard exps the buttermk thciefrrm c, u;ic,,iy. .l /
IL d'sps,dng with the use Of hanl ladlr. hu ysv
ing 10th time and la'Nr. 18th. It will .st 'be tu'
&c. before taking it fl,n the rLu,n. There ,esai,s
am prepared TO warrant. s.*.srs
Thousand, Of Farae,s = nd T-ns.isa! iu'tr mst,is
thrcushut TIE diferref ssaf3s az, G:iIc III 6
churn in preference to nHnth,rs.
\. y. GKCrE. Mnrntset,Sc,, ''"'
Coarct uf S,h hn.I Valley .,reess.
mt 81 lss.-3,nv Dur,inr.on f.us
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CALIFORNIA PRoDucTIoNs.-Amone
he wonders at the State Agricultural FIX
Aibi.iou, in California, we're, calf, seven
months and a half old, which weighed
Mpcands; two hogs which weighed nine
hundred pounds; sunaower, three feet
IL circumference; peanuts two inches
haE acluster of twelve large pears, on a
angle twig; and stem Of = peach tree,
ne tecs long, containing thirty magni6-
tent peaches, some Of which measured
*,en inches in circumference.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

'hE subscriber would tender hist6ank, to hi. Gus
toners for theiibersl patrons ne he IL.
reeeived and would say that Bis largely nrca.eJ =.
cties Tor doing busnese IN the erection Of new ld.
ings and additional machinery enables him y, AZ.
patch work on short notice and greater perfection
9,i VARIOUS patterns and sizes. saw and srist
y kept at foundries ennstuntiy on hand. AI.o
SHAW Patent Smut Mach ne. All kinds Of ,cna;r.
ing done at shortert notice. Catalogue Of uttrrn.
sent 70 order free Of charge s.>'
july 14-ly CHARLES HRNpRyr
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FALL TRADE FOR 1855.


CnET 1 - !l..,s xV VI Ao~v.
c,U,r RI ..,.r. m os 'as "a a.,'.v. :. :.
-. Coun'fy BOOK seiiere, DFaggls" ana others TO
'nen ,,,,.,,-ep s,,o,,, r., roovs
s.,...a IN Mn ss;s, San o y. w.. vm
So,' WIN ePeg.a. :eterence 70 " es'en
uur scck mcomPiete, 10 every department; ahe aea!,
Mn ~ .ne smsAe! western cues WIZ sctu.y SAW
NV oy ouy'ng neIc instead u gong east
uu. ac.ncs ios sns sPeeuy Transportation OF soons
"nIoso' IN various o,ectoos, enables usto supply
AL ORDERS pf'mpty' una 70 the entire sans1acton VI
al.
vua s.1!e oi'.1.o 'h.o .en uM.inc1 departments
eseh 10 cn.!s u .ne %"s. c"%! e.en. ass,.'ans'
u.-,. ~. ~. ":,, esI
~emoce ot tue nar WI ruu upon our sne'Ses
~ A.s".mens OF "a" ''oAs' embracing oo'n
Arsatses ana S.aIe ne 2oIu.
s.-M'esses.s -
NO wnere' east nor West can os touno 20 large and
sa!ed t.cck. ny buying At al times IN large guam
.e', ana .!equenuy en."s sanons OF works, We
ueIy eomeon ss 20 PIC anu SONNY 10 niiofoefs u
any 'ao"sn., 10 any eH'snt.
-seaesl ne1S Aepefsmen'.
.:un.ty n .chante anS Iescners may Ie,y on oo-
Hn.ns .SPes OF ecnSoi BOOKS ~ tne lsMos' prices.
ws 'ae .es.SIn Poo''s neis OF many VI Tue lesdihg
oss ~ - .ne res.; ana palc1!ay n'e.es.eo
sae os ~ tue State Supefmtenoents iof
'"' Pa 80 sS.
~, r:
A Asenu; .o!ea.eu.s ana 1t:nelnn. rreacne s
80. 49, nv :" .... o.s - e IN s
".os. L.oe.a. .eI"s. ons ea.s'ogae OF st"ek for
aesn.. c"mp.s.e, and price: in all sases VII prove
satuAectWyi 70 are euppy1nX agents VINO MAKE
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". L. Damon, Merchant Tailor.
NEW YORK CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

THE undersigned has now opened his new and
l. well lected stock consisting of
Clothing, Hats, Caps,
and . general assortment Of G. ats Flu, nishing
Goods,
At Wholesale and Retail. He also takes this meth
cd of informing the citizens of Burlington and vicn
ity, That his stock Of Clothing, which cannot be
passed in style and quality, being manufactured un-
New York, is offered at
Eastern Prices,
and il now receiving aud will continue 70 receive the
most Fa: hionahle Stock of Clothing ever offered in
this market. ssH I. ELKUS.
Jefferson Street, north side, at the old stand of Al.
I. ELKus, 6. ELxus,
New York. foct.2-y.) Burlington. Iowa.
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MACHINE REI.TING.

AM receiving the largest supply of Beltingever
i brought to this State. Six years experience en-
bles me 10 choose for my customers the very best
article made. am sole agen in Iowa, for the snle
of Vulc.nised Rubber Belt ng, manufactured by the
Boston Betting Co. l am also agent for the best
manufacturers Of Leather Betting in the United
States. There is much deception used in the
manufacture of Betting that have spared no piins
to procure m article that will stand the test in ebc
~ respect. Call at No. l Betting Depot. Main
street. (sept PAY r. s. ADAMS.
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FoREIoN AND NATIVE CRlnINALs.-TheP Phil
adelphia Times says: ''The statistics OF
crime in Philadelphia, for the last Eve months,
show the following astounding result: The
whole number Of arrests during this period
10 1906. OF these, ten shousand flee hun
bred and s.celvs are foreigners, and eight
thousand three hundred and twelve are Irish!
The foreign population 10 considerably les
than one:ffsh that Of the nasive-born; yet
OF the whole number Of arrests, moro than
spo.thisds are foreigners.
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Roush Time, in Kansas

In the Independence Dispatch of the lst,
ws End dispatah from st. Joseph, of same
date, which says that Samuel Collins, mem
Der of the Kansas Secret Army, met Mr.. Pat.
Laughlin at Doniphan the previous day, and
tried to shoot him. His gun missed fire; he
then stabbed Laughlin 10 the abdomen
Laughlin then drew revolver and shot him
through the heart. Laughlin's life 10 des.
paired of.-St. Louis Republican.
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City sHOE STORE

q We wild fcsItaffufIy W. -.
forn cor friends ard the pab Sr&1
- lie generally. that arr RosY ky
- opening nj the City Slr~ Sssss -
~ Ksicchhssu's nev hrick building waxhiugteas
eject, st~.sn Man ard Thrill sseects.
Bsningion, losra, .
large stock Of BOOTS asd SHOES, which re viii
sell a. y snsI1 advance abovc eastern priccs.
fF We are sl.e prepared 10 manufaesur. oil kinds
u I.sdic. and Gcuslcmeu Eoots and Shnes 10 order,
% the shortest notice and in the ,asfeet styles.
.ert ~. isS5-8m ROSS Il VIRGIN.
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Where THE ADMINISTRATION STANDS.
"A despatch from Washington to the
Cleveland Herald contains the following:
"Gen. Pierce says Gov. Reeder was c'ect-
ed by . "mob." II is fixed fact that
the entire Cabinet will oppose Reeder's
election and admission as delegate from
Kansas. jeff. Davis swcars it shall never
be done; Guthrie and Cushing cry Amen
to th.t; Dobbin says little, aud Marcy
looks glum but backs itup. They howev-
er, dind't wish 70 have al this known be-
fore the November elections.
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- !, Inc recent terrible catastrophe on
ne Pacific Railroad has called forth SO,
s00nneosfrom tho press Of all sections.
: ,"a I'll accounts, says St. Loui. paper,
y 0adgc which fell vas Of the lightest
4ssna'' and, as stated BY those Who we're
80 spoe, seemed little better than a
"at 'cafsolding The strongest timbcrs
oes ''x By aiue scantling upon which
~ nd strips Of pine lumber, and 10
ssfe nailed the rails. Previously e
@y q the excursion the bridge had
y asd BY the passing and repassing o.
:, locomotive and construction train, bu,
s% hat We are aware Of equal in
yas and magnitude to the Excursion
had ever bsen applied.
VIZ this fail net work Of brittle
' the ponderous locomotive Of orc,
10y tons, and the twelve cars Of nearly
a
Zach, were driven At . speed q
twelve miles an hour. Un III,
~ = 9 the Locomotive stood the Presi
4. \. .ac rad, Hudson +. Bridge, and
\. s engineer, Thos. s O'Sulliyan
Nm eee expressed his fears 10 Mr.. o.
s 'a That the bridge nigh. no. BE- adj,
Sala the weight Of the heavy train,
1. spa'ed Stacking Of the .pesd .ni
a0a Ration Of . portion of III.
i. 80 bat the latter vas sanguiae q
-, e.stA Of his work, and gave .,
az. As lean Of his eoupaaios, sor fur
sdsn TO his engineer
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IL Mr.. G. II: Waldin has just receiv-
cd a very fine assortment of watches and
jewelry, which he displays to advantage in
q very fine set ofshow cases just purchased.
His goods are worth inspecting. See ad-
yertisement.
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