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Washington sentinel., 1856-04-10

rlNHE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN, Con-
tanning Hints 10 Sporsmen. Notes on Sport.
nr and the iiablts OF the Game Birds and Wild
FOWL oi America, by Elisha J. Lewis, M. d., with
numerous Illustrations. For sale at
TAILOR IL MAURY'S
Ian Book Store, near Ninth street.
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-10
nnN,r EAIL TO CALL AT HOODS

aNoNyr FAIL TO CALL AT HOODS
J il YOU wish 10 purchase anything IN the way
OF f.e American, London, OF Geneva watches
ttha, can he relied on for the true time rich gold
lewelry, pure silver ware, &c. Sc, aud save from
Is 10 IS per cent, he Is now receiving MS
Fall supply, which viii be sold al the 'owes'
Wholesale rates.
Fine watches and Iewelry repaired, and war
ranled TO give satisfaction. ,
IL. q. HOODS
ia os-nut, between i3 aud 9TH streets, sign OF
the large spread eagle.
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-10
IUuE SONS or THE sIREs, A HIS

tory Of the Rise, Progress, and Destiny OF
The American Party and its probable influence
on The next Presidential election, 10 which il
added Review OF the Letter of the Hon. Henry
A. Wise against the know-nothings, by an Ame-
rican.
tanned in an Address delivered by John II. B.
Latrobe, or Maryland, before the Historical So.
ciely OF Pennsylvania, November s, 1854
Mlrana Elliot, or the Voice OF the Spirit, by >.
NJ IL
Autobiography Of Charles Caldwell, M. y, with
a Preface, Notes, and Appendix, by Harriet W..
Warner.
Jus, received and tor sale by
r. FARNHAM,
Corner OF Penn. avenue and llth street.
Feb Is
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-10

TIME FAILURE Of Free Society.-ooci-
ooey Tor The South, or the Failure OF Free
Society. b, George FitZhugh. On sale al
TAYLOR u MAURVS
Book Store. near 9Th street.
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-10

NTEW WORK, by the Author OF the Heir
In OF Redclyhe. >,
The Castle Builders, hy the author OF the Heart 5
Ease, in paper covers price so cents bound 70
cents.
lust published and for sale al
TAYLOR " MAURYS
March 81 Bookstore, near Ninth street
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-10

WY ATER-COLOR PICTUR Il S.
wv Messrs. TAYLOR ~ MAURY beg 10 an
nounce that, al the suggestion OF several OF our
citizens the pictures now on exhibition al their
store will be rallied Tor.
Eleven prizes sixty chances. al 80
April IL bookstore, near Sihih street.
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1GarAr BU'ssIrEs.s B 81 I'M ii GKAir. TIC r.
ceiipts 81 gran 4 Milwsukie. Wis, %
the' lst II instant, u said u have amounted
Us over go, 900 bushels, about g. 900
bushels of which Vas wheat. The Amer
lean of that city says
syVe understand tkat Vii tho roads
are now used ia their utmost capncitles
In bringing forward the produce from
The interior These immense receipts
/ have had the effect q deprsss the mar
ket somewhat though the very liberal
price VI Sues was paid for strsight lots
III club whsat yesterday, and lsl2 ta
Sl ,l8 for white winter We learn tha.
vessels to STRIVE have been chartered
for wheat 10 arrive have been chartered
i6r Nheat TO Buaalo n il cents The
amount of stuffs ~ w forward fos tn
next 90 EdaysMiIl be l ,5O0, ,O00 boshela
| per week g s low estimate, employlDs
the cleasancc NJ l20 vessels per week
/ III NJ allow I'D days % each vessel fol
/ i trip, lhe number @ be emplcy cyed WOuId
amount to $40 yessels. s# w aro nIdel
|ths imp prtssion that this il - many grain
carrying vsssels as visit the upper lalea
and probabIy more ckorls lsstown -
|C.'j d
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- IA. GILMAN having establshed ! Land
~ Agency II Sauk Rapsds. Mianesofas i =
nDa reedY ID attsnd 70 III bNaiaees eontsceed With
hsyinf snd seIliug land, locating Narrants, payisg
Ti1kssl. sfc.:. u the sluJt adss -
nd = No nsesI Feess. SIS 81 rs S .ss a s.aS !.
Land Warrapts bought and soyd Negotationd
sltlis ff I1anss Geld ~ sais - dissrty ~
posise Tie u. s. Land ofRce. BesineM hoegs Iron
10 o,eloek, A. N. 20 4 T. n. AM 0rdett y MIL
y a4arssse4 = q. a. ~ H. AN. Se liapidss
Ia In. sssss s Is
y |f'p y s's M d Il y N u u 5 = Y y
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3 ;Is e Il; ,s r.ssisn, 8, B.nksr., Il. IL. Aashe.y.
AGSe WI "A. G6Snans 81 fa1ls ~ n y ssss
4 NsE HAwthor,se. Esq. pnhslgue, 4oNa. \. .gs
.sys GilsnSn, Esq., Canton, u u.
Aasusans ~ qsss Bssssa
siloa: Il AZ Easunan, Concord, n: 6:
IS. u. Gsselsy. Esqss s s. gsa M ss ls lss
Sank Rapids - =
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80 i q, IN - all1u;eaA !
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I'D LAND lV Arr MIS-

55 s9AsN5 ISs n I1zk 81 k1 ~ IN
SkRS SONS wishing Il psss1lisss sisds 81 Sses
J. Aual ssltl0napt q Benton Cosleys VII 6n4
4 rreas variety u Tia best FARMING and timber sass
81 w sritoty. br saie 4 = e SO sl
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April ~ 1853. lad ea y. IS. Y =. AHD ~ ~
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" perisaps 4 ~ ussl{s lhs Sestsr. 6sfvss ifs Iound
sonSwhera II cts King James. in his1
Counter Blast, .s r il that 'snasty ].
filthy, flecherous tobacco; 'aad that ] can
from experience, without tho slightest
hesitation. pronounce those to be some
Of the truest traits ii it, character. n
possesses others besides !; and on the
same authority, that Of personal expert
ence, tho reader has already had them
for the most part enumerated. I must
NOT omit TO mention also, that while
driaking with smoking, I did not suffer
- much "A without drinking !; q, il
other words. smoked ! dry pipe. That
I ,haYs tried ''pipes and coffee, Z and
should think il one Of the Jnost likely re-
creations 10 promote heartburns and
|high-pressure palpitation that could be
well devised moreover. that I never
discovered the pleasure" to be derived
from pipe smoking TIL ! had ceased to
be q smoker. .t II,
From the foregoing brief narrative,
then, il win Be evident that / hays been
one ofs those '.whose constitrtioDs can
never - hahituate thsmselyeata its wa
40 80 enable themsto enjoy. Al pipe prs II
cigar il comfort. 4 II appears VI me
that the peculiar potency Lies not il
the satisfaction derived from smoking,
bst N.Y. ~ idea that yOs ore " saaoker.
And 4 would strongly recommend every
| man "a refrain from learning to use, and
4ii who haye learned, q abstain from
luslng tobacco. I 10 not expecr, l,gw-
ever, that many WIN lssA 4. lncnned 70 rake
ny advice till time and, troubles experi-
sace coavipees them, as itihas done me,
Iof tsntter worth lessness - ! contribul
/ ii:.cr, either u mans bodily support 81
mental ss;ayment 4 thank Providence,
since / have put of the oldlmant and his
dseds, 3 Ilhavo contriysd 70 keep = good
lresolntion or two and am inclined Il
think that ofsalia yanitiss. either tObac-
o-srnoking, snuahag, ofschewing y ths
iiEsliest, ifFnot also the stupidest anl
THAT, li..ks linostH other pro6tless habits
lIHs uss is,sufe socneHs ors later, % Dc.
generals INTO abuse. y
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wiill SSha l s isl 4 II ll II l1Is
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ll lIss !. \ IN ~ 81 III n ll y H. \ y t.
M J q l.il Y j & e. M d aIIgE
sil - W. n
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800 Al J
Splendid Bottom Timber / ]! Lald |! |

LIFT b B OC Z LAlI II K D.
III of which viii be sold on ths most reasonable
tSlms. q s Is a. e IN !. 81.
I,As anriuihcsn snsss 10 Astasls Setlsts. ~ will
sell lots suitable or farms, on Dix months or one
iii .',sli / n - GA. GLn6ANA co. Il
Esasszl Laad Agents. Sank Rapids, Minaesosa.
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BoUND 10 RUIS flIm.-A young man say
the Plain Dealer, was we'll nigh being ruin
eddy legacy left him few years since BY
bis father. 1t was $4,000, and the caree,
he ran in Chicago. the fastest town in A mer
ica. made him paup'r, and miserable
broken down loafer, who WAS from Ibera
sowing Of wild oats, reaping most nbun.
ant crop Of repentance In this mood and
tense was announced to him that deceas-
cd uncle hld just left him $50 600. oh
dear - was his exclamation. " have I got to
go through all this again. lt'll kill me-, just
as sure as shooting. It's no use to fight a.
gainst fate, they're bound to ruin me !"
A few thonsand dollars left to young
man is too often the means of his utter ruin.
A stout heart and strong arm are sutfirient
capital, and with these many work their way
to independence and fortune, when a rich
legacy would have destroyed them.
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Important TO Subscribers.

We desire to raise 4 considerable sum O,
money, to meet notes falling due the last 81
this month. For this, we must look mainly
to our subscribers. There are hundreds oil
names on our booksof "good and true men. "
who are owing us for subscription. We
need the money, and We hope they will not
fail to call and settle up. The second vol
ume of the Sentinel is coming near TO its
close. We desire to settle with every -sahe
scriber before the beginning of the new one.
Where men cannot pay the money they can
at least give their notes, SO as to enabie us
to close our books for the year, This is un,
questioaabY the better course, both for our,
selves and our patrons, and we hereafter in
tend to adhere to it strictly. lsFl
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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED,

D0WA0IAC, Mich, March IL, 1853.
J. A. RHODES, Esq Dear Sir--As took yeur
medicine n sell consignment, ''no cure no pay
take pleasure In stating t effects as reported to me BY
three bsohers who live 10 this place. and their test.
mony is fair specimen Of all Ihave received:
w CoNKLIN told me--"I had taken nine bottles q
Christe's Ague Balsam, and continually run down
ed TO that degree that blood discharged from INV mouth
aud bowels, so that all thought impossible for me 10
live hrsngh another chilli The doctors too did all
they could for me, but thought must do. Nothing
did me any good Until got Rhodes Fever and AKue
Cure, which at once relieved OF the distress and
nausea at my stomach and paip 10 my head and bow
h M C0NKLlN ssyss "Ihad been taking Iaedcine
Of as good doctor as ha In our county and ts,
ken any quantity Of quinine and specifics without anv
good result. from e5ih Of August 70 i7th December1
But seeing how nicely operated on my brother rot
bottle Of RHODES FkVER AND AGUE cURR.
whch enee;ed permanent cure BY using two-,hirds
sM CoNkLIN was not here, but both the other
orothcrs say his ease was Me same q MS. sold
the medicine 70 both c same day ,and the cure was as
speedy from the same small quantity and snitht "a
specify, Yours with respect, 4. HUNTINGTON.
Of no better tenor than the numRe of hIe ser-
uhcates have already published, aud the still greates
amount n THAT that Is co nt1ually pouring 10 to me.
ton the Public in these Words 7. ~
noties one firm whe haue taken one of me rensrsa
etreatars substituted the name Of their aostram Tor
pGphle With the erelamatoa, Let tks prepristes of
any othsr medicine say as much If he dsres,, wa
NOV taKe pressure IN saying that the Caution re.
ierred to the same ''Dr. Chrises Ague Balsau thst
is mentioned In the above certineate. - -!
Thereare several other industrious people who are
applying to their poisonous trash all that publish q
bout my Fever and Ague Cure,or Antidote 90
except the cerfcGtes Of cures and the certicsto ~
the celebrated Chemist. Dr. James Chiffon, Of y:
In favor Of is perfectly HARMLESS CHARACTER.
which Is attached TO every bottle. These viii aIways
serve To- distinguish my medicine from inlifations
JAS RHODES. BEohrietoY, PrSvideRcs, r. 1.
wholesale Agents, 81 Louis, u BLAKsLEY; Chica
60, BARCLAY BROS: Ravenna. A BELDIEG srA
Curtis Hatch And for sale by Druerists eenes.ils
ADPil ~. fHiA- AZ Am -rr1 e~"sseiSs
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Personal.

We hadthe pleasure few days since
while on a visit TO CIevelsnd, of meeting
VIM. II. GILL of the Ohio Patriot, and w
w. ARMSTRONG Of the Seneca Advertiser
two jolly, whole souled, "Locofoco" Editors
They were in fine spirits and looking forwart
to the coming contest, as one Of glory ant
victory. They represented the Democracy
of their respective localities as full Of hope
and energy and ready for the battle. The
Patriot and Advertiser are among the most
able and influential papers of the State,
They will do good service in the spproach.
ing Canvass
P. S.-We hope ARMSTRONG will send
us copy OF his remarks upon the subject OF
Red.d.r s'Heads." ."-as soon as published The
first edition, remember.
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Clean the streets.

We would call the attention of our ci,i
zen', and the Town Council particularly, /,
the condition 1f the streets and alleys Of tn.
villsge. Never since we have known an,
thing about Ravenna, has :here been 81
much fith,and such great need OF a thorough
renovation OF aiiuirs, as ut present. The
health Of our people as well US the beauty
and appearances of the village. .deman nds thai
some attention be given to this matter. As
the warm weather comes on. let there be a
general cleaning up about every mans pre-
misses, and where individuals refuse to do
this, let the village authorities take the mat.
ter in hand. 1t is . shame to have the streets
and lanes about town 50 blocked Up with
rubbish. s
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6T The tnllest chimney ina-abe, yorlt
has been built in Glasgow, Scotland III:
height being four hundred and sixty .fee,
and its circular diameter at the base, fifty
feet. 1t is OF the form Of a cone. and con
tracts to six feet diameter at the top. Three
millions ofbriek. and thirty tons Of iron 4 :
bands were used in its construction. I,
was built by the Messrs. Tenant, to carry
off the dcleterioas gasses arising from their
retorts in manufacturing chemicals.
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BsrM Burnt.

The barn belonging to DR.. w. PrERcE
about two miles North East of this yillsg,
was destroyed BY fire on the nth inst. tu
ge'her with about six tons Of hay, a small
quantity of corn and oats. four sets Of har
ness, saddles and brides. and farming tools.
The fir" cuught in his dwelling house IN sev.
eral Places-bui through the energy Of those
present il was extinguished. II was discov.
cred while the family wrre at dinner. The
cause is yet unknown. NJ, insurance.
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Melancholy Accident a, Hudson

MciancnOSy AcctOenS al HUDSON
Last Saturday morning, a young maj
named BrkeE ELLSWORTH, WIS run over b,
the cars, at Hudson and 80 badly injured
that he died in two hours afterwards. Th'
manner Of the accident was as follows. The
deceased in company with another pers or
was carrying bar Of iron and as they were
about crossing the track Of the Akron Br4n.h
Railroad, the train from Cleveland Z, on the
Pittsburgh road, came in. The attention oI
young ELLSWORTH was so intently fixed up.
on the Cleveland train that he failed to no.
tice the approach Of train which was back
ing towards him, on the track where he was
standing, until too late 10 save himself
The cars passed over him entirely severing
some of his limbs, and crushing him in o
fearful manner. The loss to his parents
and friends is most severe.
Here is another caution against standing
upon the track, especially in the vicinity
of Railroad depot.
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SPRING GOODS,

UOSTWICk d BEATTY. a0aia ready
- fer action; SPRING and sUMMRk GOODS al
10 order for inspection and sale,
We are happy % say goods ysFy cheap and
excellent In style and Variety every peFso exa come
70 store with certainty Of being satisfied 10 every
particular. We have lAbOred hard 10 get Feat va.
riety Of fabrics in ever department ofbry coodssbd
examin alton 0f stcck viii verify assertions.
We have purchased large supply Of ready made
CLOTHING this spring, and hope TO supply the con-
tinnal demand thai We have bad heretofore Every
Ihng In that lins Il entirely and fashionable.
Every one who has bought Is heard TO express
Hia perfect delight 10 hls beautlf0l dress,
SO come one and all and We will agree,
To sell you n suit that " III httoa IT.
Comments on dres, silk are hardly necessary as
Tar as recommendation Is concerned, for they will
speak for themselves; but as many might purchase
elsewhere not knowing Of our splendid assortment
Will here say that all who do not look at silks be-
Tore they purchase, will bs sorry when IL Is TOO la:e
We do not want any one 10 take word for IL they
doubt the fact, but just come and examine for your
selves.
Those beautiful silks, how charming they are,
There's nothing so pretty all men will declarsi
SO ladies remember, to please every man,
10 TO wear silk dress whenever you can.
Challis. Lawns, Bareges and Tissues are also very
beautiful this year. Ladies', bope all who chance 70
read ins advertisement win mol fall TO give " call
weather. they are very cool and light and with one Of
neat little paraso you need mot fear the burning
sun or the hot air Of summer.
In irving to supply the ladies' with every thing beau
ufu and useful, We have not forgotten the gentlemen;
we have great variety Of plain and fancy cloths for
coats pants and vests iD wooden, insey, and coton.
II Is needless 70 mention the various sty les and prices.
All will be cneeTfuly waited upon that want TO look
or buy. Il
The following will serve 10 show few Of the many
articles we have 70 offer full line Of White Goods
tor dresses, Collars, Sleeves, camkrc Edgng, lace
Edgng and Insertipgs, Shnwls of every description,
Mantlus, Ivory Handsomely, silk 5onhets Eeapolitan
and Straw Bonnes, palm and braid Hats fats for girls
Ribbons and Flowersa large lot Of Dress Trimmings,
D-ss Bntons linen and silk hundkerehiefs, Wells, and
an endless variety OF Notions.
CROCKERY, remember. is one Of the things we
deailn extensively, aud this summer will be better
prepared than ever to supply useful and ornamental
Table Ware. and also Cutlery.
WALL PAPER is one OF the essentials this spring,
and We have fine assortment.
full line Of Groceries and Spices always on HI nd.
We are th1nkfu for the very liberal patronage cx
tended 10 us for tho last six months and hope that
the present season Will extend our trade very
terlay. as we have made every effort our part 10
furnish abundance of Goods, and at prices that will
satisfy all perfectly
May Is, 1855 BoSTwICK & BEATTY.
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Fire ia AurOr.s.

The large frame barn belonging to ALAN
SON BALDWIN, at ths Centre OF Aurora, was
struck by lightning last Saturday afternoon
and entirely destroyed. Aaconsiderable a.
mount Of hay, grain, lumber, farming tools,
Xc., was also consumed with it. The sheds
adjoining were burned.
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/" We meet again "-Muslcai FestI

We are happy to announce that the Orig
inal Ravenna ouar,etts Club will give ,
concert this "wednesday evening at Days
Hall. The performers are ell OF them well
kncwn to our community and no person who
has ever heard them, will fail to be pres.
ent ct the entertainment. The programme
will consist Of choice songs and gless. Of
every variety, gay, sober, sentimental and
patriotic. Let there be . full House.
F.B. PLrMProi Esq, one Of the "four''
arrived in town yesterday. His old friends
are glad to take him by the haud again.
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REFERENCES.
CONE oNE-CoME ALT.
MRS. e. T. RICHARDSON'S lie still on han,

MILLINERY GOODS, which she Is receiving direct
from New York and would Invite all OF her patrons
and friends 10 give her call and she WI endeav0r Il
riety Of BONNETS-Neapolitnn, Sen Straw, SILK and
Grape Hats, Dunstabe Satin Straw aud PedzI. s0ges
bon. The goods have been salected with great care
especially for this market, and canno, % u 70 suit the
taste and fancy OF the most fastidiols She wft sell
on the principle Of the price Ayaiem and BY I'D.
herring strictly to this rule, she hopes merit share
Of public patronage. ~
N.eB. DRESSMAKING will 10 attended TO. and
all kinds Of Bonnets will be cleaned and pressed at
reasonable prices. Rooms ir Phenix Block, No. 9,
up stairs. .-Ravenna. April 10, 1856. AFT
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-22
RoOt Shoe nnd LcnIher Stare.

mia THE subscriber has just receiv-.a.
VIv IL ed fresh stock Of Gentlemen's Ii. IRu
Y dies q ChildfeB's Summer SHOES, viz; " ~
Gents Congress Gaiters,
do Coberg Shoes,
Several varieties Ladies and Misses Caters,
do do do do Buskins,
Gents French and common Calf Boots,
Boys Boots and Shoes.
All kinds Of work In our line done 70 order. Re.
pairing done short notice. Also good assortment
Of Leather and Shoe Findings, Mems and Women 4
Morocco, French and common Calf Skins, Spasish
and slaughter Soleieather, Oak Tan do. Lasts Pegs
Thread, Shoe Nails, Bristes, Tacks, dc, &c. We es-
pesiay invite Shoemakers In the cOln ~ 70 call and
examine our stock OF Leather and findings and All
who want Boots or Shoes come aud get we'll shOd,
". B.-Highest market price will be paid In cash
for Beef hides. Calls and sheep pells
RaVenna. May 9th. 1856 39-y I. w RNnS