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Foreign News.

The ateamer Baltic arrived at New York
.oa tbe aosh inst. with dates 70 Sept sth.---
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Legal NOTICE.

d that Nehemiah Webster, on the 18th day of August
A. D. 1855, filed against him In the court of Common
Pleas, Of Portage County, Ohio, his petition, the OBJ
jectand prayer thereof being compel said Rathburn
10 execute and deliver 10 said Webster deed OF gem
eral warranty,of village lot number thiry-two f39
ia the village OF Hnrrson in said county of Portage
Said John B. Rathburn is therefore noed, That he is
required 10 answer said petition fled against him In
said cause, before the nth day OF Novem ber,
A. ID. 1855, In default ofsuch answer said petition
will be taken as confessed, aud decree entered
eordngly,s r.att =. J IL. RANNEY, 1
RaVenna, Sen. 8, Is55-5-6w Atty for Petitioner.
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Henry SwOrt3, ONO. .t1.
Theobald Smith def'ts, - al -r....-r. ...ea.
The defendants will take notice that the plaintiff Al
ed In said court his petition February g. 1885, and a.
mended petition July TO- 1855, alledging that on the
twenty second day of January, A. d. 1853, tho sai
Mary Ozmer awrtten contract entered into between
her and the said George S.Smth she sold to the said
George Smith tho following real estate Situate in the
township of Sufheld, in Portage county. Ohio known
as being parts of lots Nos 10 90! bouDded as follows:
commencing ut the south east corner OF land owned by
Lewis Koch: Thence south to land owned by Isaac
Shafer: Thence west to land Of John McClOughan:
Thence north to the north east corner OF said Nc
Cloughan's land: Thence west to John Warmers land;
Thence north 10 land decided by Peter Getz and wife to
Daniel PGsine: Thence eastto the southeastcorner o
said Pusine's Ian d; Thence north to land owned bV
Lewis Koch: Thence east 10 the place of beginning
containing Dinety acres for 800, to be paid
different payments.
That on the 18th day of April 1853, tho said George
Smith sold the zone equal undivided half said prem
ses to the said Joseph smith, that the said Joseph Smith
said premises, and took possession Of the same, and
rented The same to the said George s. Smith,; since
which time the said George SsSmth has sold the one
half premises hereabouts to the said Henry
Sworts, and the remainder 10 Theobald Smith, who
are in possession With the knowledge of the rights OF
plaintiff wherefore. plaintiff claims Judgment for the
onehalf of the said premises, that on the payment OF
tho money due on said premises to the said Mary Oz.
lneF, she be ordered to make deed tho undivided
half to the plaintiff that the plaintiff receivethe one
haf of the amount the premises were sold ior 10 the
defendants, Henry Sworts and Theobald Smith,
! August %, 1859 S!STRAN DER, Plf. Atty.
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STOVES! STOVES.
AFRESH ARRIVAI


John s. CEUTE Is receiving the largest
d and best assortment Of Stoves and Hollow Ware,
ever brought into this ty He continues to carry
on the Copper, Tic and Sheet Iron business, In all its
branches, and will furnish as good ware as other
teniiont to the manufacturing and putting upof
EAVE TROUGfS; Z Z. I. r +.
and will do all work in that line cheap and leete
better than any of the zone horse travelling
about the country All made and sold at this es.
ablishment will be Of the very best materials
in the most workmanlike manner, and warranted, /.
Heintends to keepo hand general assortmeht OF
Stoves and Holew Ware, Of the very lutest and best
patterns and prices that dy tompetiti6a. Old Cop
per- Brass, Pewter Rags, and most KINDS Of country
produce received in payment. IL Repairing OF all
kinds done on short notice. .ssk
His shop Is on the south sda Of Main street. opposite
Phenix block, Ravenna Ohio, just call and satisfy
yoursalves, gentlemen, to the quality of work and
THE Ajax COOKING STOVE.
This Is the best Cooking stove now in use, and all
those wishing to purchase, should call and examine
this as 10 cannot fall to give perfect satisfactiam
| Ravenna, September, 1854 JOHN s CLUTk. :
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'nRESS GOODS-FreRch Merinot. tn
~ top coiors; Goburgs Farametias, Persian l1FilS,
Plaid Mernos, new styles very cheap; Plain art Hg-
CURED Debaines, raw silks, Alapaccas, GtnghAfs,
Silk, and good assortment OF Black > ssilk,
Oct 25, "a, +, " .si3 4ouK -
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e<T We would call attention to the notice
Of a meeting of the Central Committee
Let there be full attendance.
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S0FT STRAW B0NNETS-A lew r.ore
want Ons call soou, there are bat lew leh,
yuna IS. p. W. B.rnSgz, q
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dissolution NOTICE-The partner
~ ship heretofore existing between the subscribers
Is this day dissolved, having expired by Imitation
The business of tho firm will be settled by Albert w.
ali moneys due thu company. A. w. BECKLEY,
Rayenna Aug. II, l825-3-Sw SPENCER RRA WSON
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Defiioerntic HIeetings
Nonce.

The members Of the Democratic Centrs
Executive Committee, are requested to NEE
at the Sentinel Office, in Rasenna, on Thurs
day the 9th day of September, 1855
Business ofimportanee win come before the
Committee, and il is hoped there will be I
full attendance. Z, fA4t FEg,tySt
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I WILLIAM WILLIAMS. 3D. ESTATE.
M OTICEis hereby given, that the subscri-
IN Der has been appointed and qualified Executrix
on the estate OF Willian Williams Sd, late of Portage
county, deceased Dated at Palmyra this l5th day OF
Sent. I855-7-3ws MAKGARETT WILLIAMS,
= gslaE3F ? tfN. .Nt3' Exeputriy.
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENT
DIR. Hardman,

RnVSAcGAn to salem Lung AnStsaUte
Formerly Physician TO Cincinnati Marine Hospitall
s RAvpNNA-Prentiss House, Tuesday, Sep. 25.
ABRoS--EnApire House, "Wednesday, Sep. 26.
WARREN-Gaski House, Friday, September2s.
DR.. HARDMAN treats Consumption! Bronchitis,
Asthma, Laryngits and all diseases of the throat and
Lungs by Medcated inhalation. The great point in the
treatment of all Human malades is to get at the dis
ease in direct manner. All medicines estimated
by their action upon the organ requiring relief Ths
is the important factupoD which mi nhaation is based.
II the stomach is Diseased. we take medicine directly
into the stomach lfthe lungs diseased, breathe or
inhae medicated vapors directly into the lungs. Tn
reason why consumption and other, diseases of the
lungs haveheretofore resisted all treatment has been
because they have never been approached In direct
manner by sdieine. They intended 20 act ppoI
the diseased lungs and yet were applied to the sor
ach! Their action was Intended to be local, andEe
they were so tered that they only action
stlt ttioHally, spending their immediate action upon
u unoiending stom ach whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs we're unabatedl
! INHALATI0N brings the medicine in direct contact
with the disease without the disadvantage of any vo-
l,nt action. Its application is simple, it may be
ca by the youngest infantand feeblest invalid. 1t
notderange the stomach or Interfere in the least
with the sreugth comfort and business of the patient
I-F No charge for consultation. @2Ne
CONSUMPTION CURED-CASE oFiMr1A J. sfiIEN
s-. Salem, o., Aug, 4, 1856
DIR. HARDMAN--I have perseveredi in the use of your
remedies from the day first got medicines ofyou and
truly say that my health has rapidly improved Ny
cough has left me, expeceraton healthy and natural
appetite g0Od indeed disappearance OF all my symp-
toms. My strength is much restored that am able
TO do days work In the harvest field, and feel that
am again restored to good health. ABRAM JSHINN.
Mr.Shinn had labored for five years under tubercuaI
disease, commonly called consumption, with frequent
night sweats. chill fever, distressing cough and ex
pectoraOn OF peruent matter and hemorrhage, great
dibility and emanciaton. Treatment commenced
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TsHE business will be carried on by John
Il n. Bostwick and John @ Beatty, who viii bepre-
pared conduct the business o. assofe and
liberal scale, and we hope 70 hcid ont sncn 1nee:
that our trade will materially iHereased and
We would say 10 all our old patrons others that we
shall endeayor ID study the mutual benefit Of both par
tles. We hone ali viii giyehs d call, s0oA.
NJ n. New d Eoods the last of the wseks
Sent. Iii BOsTWIcK y BEATTY
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Timothy SEED --Foraal . by l..--f :
i Jan. 15. 524A g% r. A. GlLLETTE.
Trench FELT TAN COLORED Soft
IL Hats high and low crowns, just ree'd and selling
at very low prices. at No. phenix Block.
August "a, 1855 Ut GREEN
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ATTACHMENT 4 NOTICE.

D'''ss vs.. D civil actlopap attachment.
George W. DyeS
Notice Is hereby s,vcn that an attachment wasissusd
al my instance, by James Collins, Esq. y Jusce OF
aie peace for the tIw1shpof Ran doiph IN tne county
az PsrtnIe Ohio On the 9th day Of August 1850, for
the sum OF thirty -four dollars and cents,
against George w, Dye, anon-residemL aensor; =,
August 27th, 1S55-5-3w hGTHEk DAY
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NOTICE
MOTTO,
The Atlantic and Great West !
ern Rail Road company,
Nathaniel w. Goodhue,

On the 4th day ofseptember,
Issued an order of attachment
order ofplaintiff. against the u
S2ss. no. Said cause willbe tei
qf October, A. D, 1855, on wine
will testify. J.L.
September Is, l655-6-3w Att
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Drugs a.id EEea iCInrsi

4 DYES, GROCERIES, . BRUSHES,
PEasuNEEsY PaIsEs orrs TolEI Glass aI2ss 92ssa saapr
&C., &C.. "A fresh supply just received from * ~
York by ISAAC SWIFT, at the brick store opposite
the conrt house. ts rs et}g RaVenfa. July. 1885,.
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nISSOLUTION N NOTIC - The Co-part-
III nersnip heretofore existing between John Bost-
wick & Geo Bostwiek ofthe firm Of ohm H. Bastwlek
Co.. was dissolved issnutua consent on Sept B. 1855,
All persons Indebted 70 said hrr VIII call
medIntclSand settle II Is necessary thai there should
DO no delay In this matter, for the business of the old
Arm Inuat be settled this fall. JOHN FL B0STWICks
I ."s N s,'ss l,i'a GBoRGE BoSTWICK.
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NANDLE MOULDS-A superior article
" of Moulds, for Moulding Candles, ofard, Britannia
Metal, and warranted. Manufactured by John Cab
verey. Also, Syrnges, Surgical instruments. ard Bri.
tannia Ware. JOHN CALVERLEY.
Philadelphia, 100 Race street-4w. 81.
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GUGAR--Good, Brown Havana Sugar i
~ c'ts good New Orleans do, 6! els; Best White
Coffee do, 9 cts; at II. w .SEYuOU R,S
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0000 YARDS-One Case fast colors,
AUUU Prints for o. cts, at
October 31.ls54. r. w. sEyMoUR'S.
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DRESS GOODS--A fine assortment of
~ French Musu, berrages, challeys and lawns, just
received at No 9 Phenix Block. -
May % II. L. DAY.
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TEA--50 cent Tea, the best in the county;
i 37l do do, better than others sell at forty cents
25 do do, as good as others sell ut SO cts,
. hsai at SEYMOUP,S,
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pRfNTS AND GINGHAMS--A nice lot
L. of Spring and Summer prints, Ginehams and
Lawnsjust received at No phenix block. 4
April "a, 1855 H. L. DAY.
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MORE NEW. GOODs-Receiyed IA!

hats AND CAPS-Gent's Silk, the lat.
III eststyies, Gentssnk Plhsh Caps, c ents Kossuth
Wide Awake, BOyis fancy Hats, ehlIdren,s Hats and
Caps, q good aasOrtInent at r.. W.SEYMOUR'S,
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NHAWJIS--A good ssQIfllolt s0E kFe cha,
~ Long and squared, at reduesd prless, and set.r
new styles; Bay State, largo ass0stnent aa8 very
cheap; good assortment Of aii WOOL. at
Oct. .e5, '3. KIP r. w. SEKM0Uf.
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EMBROIDERED COLLARS-l.GO
Ia embroidered muslin, cambrc, and crocha collars,
new styles, just received at No phenix block.
| April "a H.L. DAY,
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RLACK FIG'D SILKS-The prettiest
ID piece of Black Figured Brocade Silk ever offered;
also heavy watered boiled silk for Bask waists, NO.
Phenix Block. May @ 1865 H. l.. Day
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MACHINE Spread. Strengthen hg Piestsr,,
Nh Wedgewoed inortars, wedgswoed tu,n.ess, t'sth
Ash bone bird seed, salts oflenor, Lf lE, sle Lug
Salts shaving creanl coiogResy Aabr dyes. oilt Rih
brushes, amber ustra or hair beaptYeT, Per-
fume soap cak es and bars, transparent soap bslls
handk 'fextinets, favoripg extEleisi DC. M @i.at
\ Ravenna, July Z, 1855 SWlFT'S Dfrg store
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RIBBONS--A fine assortment of Bonnet
lU ribbons for spring and SIMMER just received, as
No phenix block. Aprii24 H.LDAY.
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QONNETS--Apother lot of soft straw,
I'D lace and silk Bonnes, just received at No Phe-
nix Block, by (May 90 '55) H.II. DAY.
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NEW COD FISH--lOoo pound opened
In dayat #. w SEYMCu uRsS.
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III uAMPDEN Mineral Green-A new and
IL dnrabl, article for blinds, &c. PARIS GRE sN I.
white zin glue at all pdces, prime anatte.s Co4cH
VARan ga good article for low price ut SWsI TsS.e
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LEGAL NOTICE,

Joseph Smith, plaintiff, s..... ... :. .s.- VI, d
against sf. In the court of commn' \
George Smith, pleas Of Portage county
Henry SwOrts, Ohio. .sa
Mary 0zmer, Civil action. ~
Thaohold Smith dafsts .....
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GSUMMER STUFFS general assert.
NJ ment OF summer goods for men and boys wea- of
every description, just received at No Phsax Riyek
May %, 1855 Fr ssE at5 S5ssS H.fI. DAY.
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CURTAIN MUSLTNS.--A splendid, as
" sortment of curtain mnsns of all kinds, ostrs'cd
at No 2 Phenix Block. May 22 '55 H. L.n3 Y. n
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BROADWAY TmAmE.--Mr Forrest concuass,l his en-
gagcmeht Saturday evening representing the chsrac
tor Of Claude Menotte 10 large and respectable
dence. II il not purpose to notice the artistic taste
with which Mr. Forrest clothes his representations The
part Of Pauline represented BY young lady being
her first appearance upon any stage and 1t was
Of those marked and extraordinary sacceascs which,
alas seldom achieved by debsartcs, desirc 10
render II that NEED prase which genius snd talent
always demand and which this young lady In the renii
tion OF the character exhibited In eminent degree.
The role Of Pauline though often selected for drs ap
penrances Is Of difficulty, and requires high state
Of intellect to rendcr with respecaby Her
COM pete. She created enthusiasm and
gained the confidence o the audience in the hrs
which played with delieacy and refined sensbiiity
seldom exceeded by the most proficient in the profession
In the 81 the eeconi act between Psaisne md
Csnde she exhibited points OF this most delicate finish,
where the subducd feelings and latent pride u the
young girl called forth by the description q his
palace by the Lake Of Como" whore, indeed.
she seemed to hang as the Doe upon the flower" while
his eloquent recital enycns her imagination and cap
vsses her sympahies. Tie In Melaottcs cottsge
when he exposes TO her the deceit resored to by himself
and Beausesnt 10 gain her affections rendered by
her with ouic, and subdaed rarely to be found;
the chanpngs Of the expressions OF her face ponrtyns
the emotions Of love resentment they altornated III
her bosom she listened 10 hs p;ion Of the growth
and power Of hIs love for her apology for the
wrong he had committed, indeed aytonishing. Her
reception of Beauseant in the fourth act when she sup
potes he TO cxult her humiliation
ed with the most cold though becoming dguity We
have not time space TO cnumeste the many bcaues
which characterized her conception, and which marked
the whole performance Her appearance Is prepossess-
ingmoIe Of the intellectual than physicslexcocdngy
graceful, with carriage Of natural dignity the
result Of a conviction of her endowmen,s than
studied pupsge Her face pleasing aud suscepibls Of
great and varied expressions. Her voice Is tall toned
capable o great variation, swcetly sympathetic modu
lated with great care tender ana pathetic and calculated
In It's depth and pathos 70 touch the heae,. We con
With careful study and application rho Il destined 30
cupy the FIRST rank Ia the proeasion led 10 be-
loye shu has selected.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED, ON THE lsT OF NOVEMBER
w -1HE PRISON OF WELTEvHEDEN. AND A
GLANCE AT THE EAST INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO

Y n
GLANCE AT THE EAST INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO.
M WALTER n. GIBSON.
novel, interesting and original contribution TO American
literature, richly illustrated.
Ia dull prison story tale Of suffering particular de
nuncaon oppression account Of adventure
but chiefly an insight into the mind and
setting forth the manners and customs OF The people
INTERIOR or suGATRA,
their literature poetry, religion, laws and morality.
MALAY nobIJs AND PRIaCfssxs
Introduced with their aud their roving~
romance and the N them history
and statistics Of the great Malay Isle.
DUTCH RULE IN THE EAST INDIES.
past and present discussed with historic imparaly not
witsandiDg the authors long and painfn confinement I'm the
Devoted Sumatran and Javanesc freads followed him
there and he had most Interesting opportunities tor thorough
study OF the
JAyASEsE MALAY CHARACTER
and social habits which forth narratives Of the
ors experience. Some Of the incidents OF the prison lie
seem TO belong entirely to
RoMAscE.
which the author has fully substantet by life like presena
tons OF what happened 10 m and OF all a, he ad heard
New and interesting prospects IN the ture destiny Of the
Fast Indian Archipelago opened for the contemplation
Of the Christian philosopher and statesman
The publisher feels warranted In saying To the American
public that In this work he presents indeed novel interest
Ing, and an entirely original contribution 10
AMERICAN LITERATURE.
There upwards of forty nneiy execned orig
nal sketches by author giving truthful deineauons OF cha
racters aud Costumes OF
sumkTRA,
and these illustrations been n the delay In the
forthcoming OF the work. limo, cloth, &i DO
J. .. RikER, Publisher, i2' Fulton street New York
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A SUPERB WORK ON NEEDLEwoRK.
"A Nov published. Frank lie dies portfolio Of
FAkCY NEEDIEWOKK

In one royn quarto volume Fancy boards gilt price 81 So
IN muslin ~ 90 On very heavy elegantly bound
tuli g extra tor presentation g. Profusey illustrated With
over 100 eneavnes many occupying fun page printed
different coIors containing designs precise
tor
Crochet knitting, Pochim sne,
applique, Emarodery
BRAID work Wax modelling,
straw work. Fruits and lowers In wax,
Iuglc and bead work, Feather flowers
Darncd De,ied work, Painting velvet, dc.
iogeher with beautui patterns for aiso
Gus patterns printed in coors for embroidery, slippers wells
under garments, &c.
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, Publishers
No. 222 broadway.
And win be for sale by all the principal rogh
out the country N B.Maned receipt OF price,
posnge.
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VIM VI es~. 1- Kses Aoshns soui,ss ~ Count,
'sdS' has ,snAsrsS hs sssxss,lsn, s~aasalaS 10 10
eAnsssa'.. Ths Ora~ rst on r~,ssdsy n~ss s
ilsn, ssd s,>sy'si ~ resrnsi1u. Mr. ysAa nAss..s
w rhs nsalnss sae l. also knos Ne'ausSs 49, tbsa
nmsaAisd by s<<snssios tr Cf~rn.y Je<g. VI KnSs~-
h<rs i;,, ihs nosnlbs~ ~ n<gisiss, ussn fAr~~n
overheard, snd M wsIrs Bare tn wtix no.nss 80
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nssninAtios nisvA his asrss9E ha4 ~s~;ss sv~~a
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his shsl - yhSrsva and clxira that b. u ~
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