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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-08
Sale Of Real Estate by order Of
Court.

On the 10th day Of May. 1856, between the hours Of
O'Clock M and M, on the premises In the Town.
following real estate the property Of Nancy HUI
bert deceased, to wit; situate In Freedom, Portage
county, Ohio, bounded and described az fellows: Be-
ingpar of lot No 81 in said township, beginning at
stake In the southeast of said lot No 81 and
running from thence west on the south said LOT
to the south corner Of land owned hy George B.
Hopkins In said letthence north on the eastline oi
land vded by said Hopkins, othe south line Of land
land oN NED by b. Sevens-thence east on The south
line Of land late owned by said Stevens to the line
land, j. ~ 4 n
township county and state aforesaid, being 20 acres
ofland orom the North side oflotNo So In saidtown-
ship. with parallel lines Subject TO and reserving
thereifom however, eleven acres ofland; decided by
ElizaA Hurlbut and husband 70 Samuel Hurbut; Feb,
81. 1855. Appraised at 3
Terms easy and made known on day of sale.
I. ~ SYLVESTER HURBBUT.s9
@ saeaHs Admir-. of Nancy Hubert, deed,
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o. A. J WRIGHT has opened furniture
rooms, and stands ready to do all sorts OF
work in his line, in the best style, and with
promPtncFs. He will do the fair thing
Call and sec.
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MILL BURNED.-The Steam Mill belong
ing to C. M. Russell in Atwaier, was total
ly destroyed by fire on the night of the 2Sth
ult., together with considerable amount of
lumber. No insur ahce.
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no the Teachers OF Portage C6un-


The board Of Examiners for this County, will hold
examinations In the Court House in RaveDna, as
day. "a - Is ~ ,s5 7
Ist, on Saturday, April 5h; cd, on Saturday, April
l9th 3D., on Saturday May Sd; 4ih, Saturday, May
18th; 5th, Saturday, May 3lst.
Applicants coming In AFTER an examination has COM
examination. Each applicant will be expected to
produce eeFtfcaa OF good character, unless
acquainted With some member of the Rosrd.
Entrusted as we are with the responsibility OF de.
Gliding the qualifications OF teachers for this county.
and thus determining in measure, the val eapd ef
Heency OF our schools, feelit duty to ugepps
on teachers the necessity of thorough preparation for
their tmportanttrust. For your good. fefloo fedeA-
for ours, and for the good Of those entrusted 10
yoH in the school.rooms, we urge this, upon yeu--
There Is no calling in human society to which Ii at
tached more responsibility with which, when the
teacher Is ithfal and suceessals Is connected more
genuine pleasure. But you. must spare no pains OF
expense In securing the requisite qualifications You
must labor to excel. You need especially t0he ae-
quainted with the elements Of the Kngs ianghnges
and 70 possess such m acquaintapae With tthat you
communicate freely your. knowledRe tS othefs -
How much better will you, we sahd al eeI IL IL he
coming examinations We shall and yen wetl onfed N
Orthography, Reading, Writing aud ali the
Of study required by law, In eur eomnon sekaUis.
every applicant 10 give aatisfnEt6ry oxf.
denee Of being we'll acquainted with a syst4mtkie
method ofinstrnctcn inthe dIaet0nt branches Well
@ q in scnoo, and 20 others need expect
- =. u n. n 81 nuNsHEE. % Fxsm,.,,..
Ravemss Mich ]. y. veNANTs ss sss
s = : - . ~ = y
RIRD CAGES a nice and ehesn sTlIsls
HArcn's Drug es6re.
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In the Probate Court of Por.
tage County, Ohio.
Petition to sell Land.
His Wards.

The said George Hoffman and Mary Ann Hoffman
defendants to this petition, hereby notified that on
he2 dy OF April A. D. 1856, the said Josenh Han,
nod hlea MS .etiti". In sriu court, the Object and
prayer of which petition Is to obtain order the
june term of said court, D. 1856, to sell the inter-
est that the said George Hoffman and Mary Ann Hoff.
man have in and to the following described Premises,
to wit: situate in the township nf Edinburgh in saii
county of Portage aud state OF OhiO known as being
partof lot number In said township, bounded as fol-
lows beginning at the sol east corner of Charles
Has land in the ceutre of the east and west centre
roads, thence running north along the east line Of the
said Charles Harts land about Sc chains and 42 links
to the south west coerner Of piece OF land heretofore
decided by Noble Marten and wife to Noble NJ Stuart
thence south s9deg East about Is chs to post thence
south 81 chs and 60 links to post, thence north SOL
deg. west So links thence south 10 deg. west chs A
links TO post thence west6 chs and 40 links to post
thence south deg % mn east 90 chs. and 20 links to
the ccntre Of said road at the south corner Of
Wiseman's landthence north s94 deg. west along the
centre Of said road chs. to the place of beginning,
containing In all about rs acres OF land. a.
'g = SAMUEL STRWDER, PFE Atty.
RAyenna Aprl %. IS56-3e- Avg Z. 80
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Or For a first rate article of harness,
plain or fancy, heavy or light, call at the
shpp of R. B. WITTER on the corner Of Maine
and Prospect streets. His work will always
be we'll done and the price reasonable.
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or Shalersville is on hand this Spring
as usual. SrRFAToR, DAILY g. Co. have
just received and are constantly receiving
piles of new goods. Read their advert ise-
ment.
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or H. L. Day is receiving and display
ing his spring stock Of goods, and would be
pleased to have the ladies and gents come
and examine them.
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NOTICE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER
~ OF PRoBArE CouRT.-On the 10th day of May, 1856
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ, al d 'cock
the premises, will be offered for sale to the high
est bidder, the following described real estate as the
property of VILLAIN r. Selby deceased, to wit: in lot
number 80, in thd township Of Paris, Portage coun
ty. bounded east by the east line of said lot North by
the centre of the road running east and through
said lot, west by land in the lot decided to Pho
Selby, and south by land belonging to JosephRs Hol
lister, containing about thirty acres. Appraised at
5000.
Terms made known at time of SALE
ELIZABETH SELBY, Administrative.
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NOTICE.-Whereas my wife Mary E.
IN Leomis, has left my bed and board without any
just cause or provocaon, hereby forbid all persons
from trusting or harborng her, will pay no debts
or her contracting affer this date.
Atwatar Auril QA Is56 ~ awE
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OF DosTwIcK & BEATTY, have plies Of
New Goods direct from the Enst, which they
are always pleased to exhibit to those who
desire to purchase.
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BUFFALO, May 2.--The FIRE at Towanda
Wednesday, destroyed sixty buildings. all
the business portion Of the town. Loss pn.
known.
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OIrA letter from Washington says Speak.
.er Banks will likely be the Presidential can.
didate of his party.
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]. V. NELL.

It seems to US the Fusionists of Deerfeld
are a little sensitive. Their defeat goes
hard with them. We advise them to be
patient. They have only seen the "begin-
ming Of the end"
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1876. SPRING TRADE. 1886.
FARM FOR SALE.

PAhM fOh SALE.
THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
l. IN the north east Of ofStreetsborough 1tcon
tans 100 acres of land There is abundant quantity
OF excellent water and tmber-good orchard well graf
ted-a good dwelling hou and barns. II will be sold
for $50 per acre, half down. and the balance In
one, two and three years. JAMES A PALMER.
Streetsbo tough, April 81, 6-3S-6m
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. MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. H. Tubbs.


Cen be consulted Ut his rooms
Raysnna-Prentiss House, wednesday afternoon and
Thursday until O'Clock, p NJ, 2sth and 26th Of May
Akyon-- Empire House, Tuesday, 9Th ofmay.
Warrsn-Gaskill House, Monday, Cd OF June.
Let the Inualids of Portage County CAREFUL,
examine the Jolos0ing statement from Rev.
J. NJ. Chapman, Of Streetsboro.
To all phem IL may concern:
A sense of duty to common suffering humanity,
prompts me, through the opportunity OF Dr. Tubbs 10
submit the following have beeB suffers
ing for several years from Dyspepsia, torpid liver and
bowels and severe nervous depression. Ihave test
ed theful power of ailopahic remedies, prescribed
by the best physicians at hand and TO some extent the
hydropathie and homeopathic treatment without any
sensible benefit. Having observed the effect Of DR..
Tubbs' treatment upon others, OF my acquaintance,
especially upon the wife Of my youngest brother lad
ded 10 feeble constitution severe cough which ar
fpused fears of pulmonary consumption. concluded
70 consult him miself, He prescribed for me when
was ID an emaciated and ,wretched condition, and
elyafFm that unexpected to mysef, was speedily
benelIe to 90 great degree as to enduyeas heavy
and continuous labor as have been able TO do for the
last ten years. I cheerfuly commend the Doctor to
the attention Of sufferers OF chrCnic diseases.
Y y JIM. CHAPMAN,
I Pastor Baptist Church s.ssessboro.
ApTii % Portage Co,o.
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Of PRENTIss, HopKINs e. Co., are re.
ceiving their stock of spring goods. See
their advertisement and give them a call.
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n! EsS. SKINNER. having received from
Il New York, Dress. Mantila, and Basque patterns,
prepared to attend to all calls in the line of DEESS
MAKING, ut her residence on Main street.
Rayeunn NAV o. 1886.
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BLACK SILK SHAWLS.-A very large
- lot of gbod black silk shawls. just received and
selling cheap at No2 Phenix block. Now is the time
for any In want of auy Of the above TO get
low price. May6 II l. cay,
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or +. w. SEYMOUR has bust received d
very large stock Of goods. Go and see them.
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or We are under obligations to Hon. B.
F. Letter for valuable public documents
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!---Qn hand
y and for sale cheap, the celebrated ssEylsN Plo1
Of derent sizes also, ,Subsoil double and road Flows
March !, 1850 .PRENTlSS, HOPKINS G co.
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EARM FOR SALE.-The we'll kno wn
i Cottage Hill Farm, situated 81 miles east of Ra-
VIENNA, on the Warren road, containing 437 OF
first rate land. About 275 of II is under good
improvement, and the balancei gcod timber land
Seventy acres of the farm is good bottom land and
well adapted for meadow. Tho soil is generally loan.
The farm is usually we'll watered with good living
springs, The Mahoning river runs through the whole
length of it. 1t under first rate fence. There is
good orchard and abundance of fother fruit trees
The buildings consisofa very fue stone house, with
all eonveniencies of wood-house, water, etc. The
house is "a by 46 feet with ell 60 feet long, Also
two good barns-one36 by 46 feetthe other SO by 80
feet with a shed s4feet long.
Also good horse barn and carriage house, SO by "a
feet, with good well of water in the barn. All the
buildings were thoroughly pantedast Spring.
This is good opportunity for those who wish to
purchase ofhe best stock farms in the county
ts well calculated oreither cattle Sheep aud
adartedfor grain. The situation is fne andthe coun-
tryaround very healthy. Terms will be made easy
Forfurther particulars enquire OF Darius Lyman, Ra.
VIENNA. or on the premises OF the subscriber
April s, lsj60 FREDERICK CURTIS
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oHGIeTsVlIIe, April Ist, 1856,
B.-Most kinds produ 20 wanted for which we will
pay the mark ct price in cash and goods.
April list, 1856. sTREAToR, DAILY & Co.
bail persons having unsettled accounts with
the late firm Of Horr 4 Co, are requested to call
and settle immediately and in the subscribers absence
Mr.. Abncr Horr will attend TO the settling the same
at the store occupied by Streetor Daily & Co.
M. Il. STREATOR, surviving part'er
of the firm OLA. V. Horr & Co,
April Ist, ls5G-36-lv.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE undersigned will sell or rent on rea-
l. sonable terms his House aud Lot, situated Main
Street, west of the Depot in Ravenna Tho house is
pleasantly located, well arranged for family resi-
dence, and affords every convenience necessary TO
make it pleasant and comfortable abode.
JAMES MiGILLON.
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IOHN EsSIG,s ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has beer
appointed and qualified administrator on the estat,
Of John Essg late Portage county, deceased with hs
Z sre 5s F 3- ABNER I.ANPHARE
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Co-Partnershp Notice.

The subscribers have this day enterer into co-part
nership for the purpose Of carrying the mercan-
In the new store previously occupied by A Horr &
CO., under the name aud style Of treator Daily Co.
The business will be eonducte ed on the one price
principal, as heretofore and we hope by keeping
large and well selected stock of goods, and by paying
strck attention to business to merit liberal share Of
patronage.
M. H. STREAToR,
GEO. F. DAILY,
H. BEECHER.
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April Ist, ls5G-36-

Joseph Hannold,
Guardian of
G9orge Hoffman and
Mary Ann Hoffman
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MAHOGANY OIL CLOTH!-A nice ar
Iil tice for covering Desks, Counters &C., also an
ssorlment ef Table aud Stand, Oil cloths Of superb
or quality and warranted not TO crack. All 70 be
soldat low figures. PRENTlSS, HoPkINS& co.
= March ], 1855.
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J. T. GREEN,

NO. 3, PIEENIX BLOCK,
w OULD announce to the people of Port
w age county, that he has just received from New
YORK the larkest and best selected stock of HATS,
CAPS and STRAW GOODS ever opened in this mar.
ket which he is bound TO sell at very slight advance
from cost He invites those in want of any thing in
his line to give him call, beng confident that those
who examine his stock will be able to find the very
articles they desre and at prices that cannota he
satisfactory: Rayenna, May 9, 1856.
EENTS SILK HATS--A splendid artic-
lie Of Gents Siik Hats ahead of any thing ever seen
in these parts, can be had ut No ;, Phenx Block Cal
and look at them-May 5, 1856 J. T. GREEN. ,
RAB BEAVER HATS.---The warm
II weather is coming, and drab Beaver isjust suit
at No 3, Phenix Block. Ut. GREEN.
SOFT HATS--A superb article of SOFT
~ HATS Of all colors may be found at No 3, Phenix
Block. Mays J.T. GREEN.
STRAW GOODS--Men aud Boys Pan.
~ anna, Leghorn. Dunstable, Pearl, Pedal. Canton
and Palm loaf Hats of all sty les, qualities and prices
Also, Misses FLATS, or every description. Also,
Cbildren's TURPANS and HATS, of different STYLES
and beautiful article, Mays J.T. GREEN.
NAPS--For MEN and BOYS--An end
- less variety, among which may be found Mems
Congress Caps, satinl Jockeys, Drab Embroidered,
fancy article; Boy Straw Gaps, in fact every thing
that can be imagined in the Cap line.
May7 J. T. GREEN.
TOR THE RISING GENERATION--
l. ring along the ''Young Apiericas,' and let us
6 Cap the climax"I have large assortment of Boys
Hats and Caps of every style and price,.
May 8, 1856, J. T. GREEN, No 3, Phenix Block
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TEAM WORK.-The subscriber has good
l. team OF Horses, and is prepared to do all kinds
Of Team Work on the most reasonable terms.
All work len with him will b1 carefully and prompt
ly attended to- Residence the south side ofSp,uce
St., few rods east ofths Raycnna Carriage Shop.
Ravenna, May |, 1855. 10 K. u. NEWTON.
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HATS, HATS Call and examine our
Ill stock Of Hstsj just reed before purchasing ess
where. We have all kinds and descriptions almos
ell prees. Also large stock offav0rite style Of Caps
Sent I2, 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS & CO.
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IL large Just received, consisting Of Gipgm
and double Broehas. and Cashmercs ofnew and beau
ufuI styles also fine assorimentof heavy wool Long
Shawis combining warmth and beauty. All as cheap
as can be desired. ts,-
pRENTIGG n0DK1NC
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PRENTISS, Hopkins & CO.
- asenfenced @ Is fIungli i'i,s {

lust received . fine lot of White Fish and
d Trout, In Barrels and half Barrels. We intend
Keeping constantly on hand. Fish that We can war
rant No. ]. and will sell Ton they be bought
In this market. PRBkTlSS, HOPKINS d CO.
March 9jth, 1886.
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M E the undersigned. have this day dissol.
w vedpartnership, from the firm of Bethel & Dodge,
and the business of the concern will be carried by
Bethel as before, who III always be in readiness to
supply the wants Of those who want anything In his
line--aucha as Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron manufac-
tured Also an assortment Of Stoves on hand at all
times. Please call before you buy elsewhere.
All those indebted to the old Concern please call and
settle. JOSEPH BETHEL,
JOHN DODGE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-18
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.

This paper enjoys at this time the great
est popularity ever attained by literary
paper in the world. It's circulation is inn
mense, anil its popularity unbounded.
And it deserves it all, for never has so
much energy, enterprise. talent and ex-
pense been employed on any paper in this
country as Mr.. BONNER has employed
on THE LEDGER, to make it the best
Family Paper in the country. SYLVIA
NUS COBB, JR., FANNY FERN. AL
ICE CARY, EMERSON BENNETT,
Mrs. SIGOURNEY, MARY STANLEY
GIBSON, Mrs. VAUGHAN, and OIL
YER SINCLAIR are regular Contribu-
tors. In addition TO these, a score orso
of smaller lights occasionally write for it.
Here is talent enough employed by THE
LEDGER to make the fortunes Of half a
dozen papers. THE LEDGER is first
class Family Paper, and the handsomest
Weekly published in The country. Price
s. year in advance two copies for 50.
Address ROBERT BONNER, ESQ.,, Edi-
tor and Proprietor, No. A Ann-st.. New
York. It's for sale at all the News off
ces. See the new Story commenced this
week by Mrs. CAROLINE INGRA,
HAM fa
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Mob Spirit in Ohio.

Some days since we recorded the hor-
rible crime of a negro in Adams county
in this State, and his summary execution
by mob. Since then two prisoners
have been tried and convicted in the same
county, one for killing his father-n- law,
the other an old man and his wife. One
was sentenced to the penitentiary for four
years, the other for life. A mob collect
ed at once, and determined to take both
prisoners from the officers and hang
them by the law of Judge Lynch. The
Sheriff got wind of it and succeeded in
running his prisoners over into Kentucky,
and lodging them in the Maysville Jail,
to remain there until taken out by the
proper officers and sent to the Ohio PEN
itentiary. The Maysville Express also
states that in Manchester, after hanging
the negro, the mob ordered every color
ed person out of town, and threatened to
hang them if they ever returned. Adams
county should be set of to Kentucky
Cleveland Herald. sga
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Our A gents have made more than this
amount for our great book, entitled,
.GREAT I. EVENTS IN MODERN HIS.
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Comprising the most remarkable Discoy-
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1t includes full history of the Russian
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AS the book is sold exclusively by
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raigned Mr.. Van Buren for having intro
duced negro testimony. ! want to know
how the gentlemen can exeulpate himself
by such testimony y?
Mr.. Campbell know the character
of this man Anderson, and with all re-
spect to gentlemen would as soon take
his word as that Of after pause T.
any man on the floor.
Mr.. Florence could not see what appli
cation these proceedings had to the num-
Der of copies of the Presidents Message
TO be printed. Laughter.
Mr.. Clingman expressed the hope that
rambling discussion would not be enga.
ged in at this time. He was anxious to
proceed to other business. There would
be ample opportunity hereafter for debate
Mr.. Houston, after what he charged as g
violation by Mr.. Campbell of the usage o
the House, thought the debate ought te
proceed.
Mr.. Grow rose to point of order, in
sisting that the discussion was irrelevant
Mr.. Cingman thought it extraordinary
that the gentleman from Pennsylvania
had just made that discovery, and moved
the previous question, which was no
sustained.
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