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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-24
TERMS.
For rulIeourse-time NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all de-

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For full course-time unlimited-iBeludinga all de-
partments of Book Keeping, Lectures and =
practical Psnmanship \ .-lIF ,Hg $4,000
For came course IN Ladies' department $500
Persons taking Penmanship alone will receive
twenty lessons for 1. EEg ..lHf 500
For various STYLES of Ornamental Penmanship as
For instructionln In Business Arithmetic only per
agreement. -.s. ~N. -.gr+..s ~ .g--- .s.
ities for acquiring in expeditions manner thor
ough knowledge Of Commercial Science nd Art, as
practically employed in the Counting Room and Busi-
The BOOK Keeping DEPARTMENTS is under The
personal superintendent Of the most accomplished
Accountants and Teachers, and II is believed that nc
Mercantile College, the United States possesses supe-
riOr advantages for imparting thorough practical
knowledge ofcommereial science. ..-.,l 4
The COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the most
approved and practical forms for keeping books by
Double Entry In the various departments OfTrade and
Commerce, including General Wholesale and Retail
Mercantile EXehar &c, Commission, Manufacturing
Railroad, Bank ing, Printing, Mining, Shipping Steam
boating. Individual Partnership and Ompound Com
pany Business. III manuscripts from which the stu
dent copies, are written in bold rapid business hand
which will serve great Auxiliary in securing tC
him an excellent style Of writing.
DAILY LECTURES will be delivered upon the Sci
ence of Accounts, Commerciai Law, Political Econo
my, Commercial Calculations. Banking, Mercantile
Customs, Commercial Ethics, Railroadng, Business
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial Ge
PENMA NsH1P, Practical and Ornamental, will b,
taught III the most efectual manner by Gentleman o
the highest accompli hments, systematic and rapi'
penmen, and weplcdge ourselves toimpart to onr pa
irons to general extent than is done atany sim
liar Institution, hand writing in every respect adapt
ed to business pursuits. Gentlemen and Ladies' desi
ring TO qualify themselves for teaching Penmanship
will find ample facilities at this College.
The SUITE OF ROOMS occupied by the College arr
spacious, elegantly furnished and conveniently arrang
ed for pursuing deparmentof Mercantile Educa
ton.
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely scparat
from the Gentlemcns, and Is fitted up in a neat ant
convenient manner.
Through the extensive business acquaintance of tn
Principals, many of the Students on graduating ar
placed in In crative situations.
IL Send for circular by mail. Nov 3-l3
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FRnM MAS M.aIAM s.PARRIsH.


Who enjoysa wide reputation as Physician and
Nurse. She writes: 81 aIl using your Baci's Amcri-
can Compound in my @ractice, for Nervous and
Scrofulous Affections, with perfect success II quiets
the patients nerves, while relieving hc OF hack
ing and wearing cough. It also puridss ne blood.
believe 1t sovereign remedy for all cases of Vars
iRg Sore Mouth and Nipples. ] also used 1t in one
of Erysipelas, and found 1t the best thing had
ever used. Half bottle gave full relief for the pres
ent.. The PATIENTS very anxious to have more. In
fact through the recommen endatons of those who have
used it, Ihave had numerous calls for it. Please
send me box OF your medicine, and ! will pay you
for the same.
P.S. You may make what use you please of thi:
letter. as have waited for sure and certain results
before writing you.
Mansville, 81: Lawrence co., n. Y, May 81, 1855.
ERYSIPELAS OR SCR0FULA.
Mr.. Thomas Gould, of Aurora, N. Y, writes May
Sd 1855 that his SON. aged three years, has been su
ferBg for more than year with an eruption, resem.
all the popular medicines and different schools doc
to1s says that his entirely cured with bottles
of sBach's American Compoundn
FROM GEO. w. CRAY.
Gents;-I think you" " Bach s American Compound
the most valuable of medicines. N.Y. wife has beer
cured by it of a DsyangemeRt of her Stomach, which
farming Cankered Mouth and Throat. Ny daughter
did not half bottle, which cured hsr entirely,
Any of the above persons named, will answer an!
questions az TO our statements;
This Compound contains as great healing eIemen
q Compound Fluid Extract Of Baach Drop or Canesi
Root, long known to the Indian as never fahlni
cure for Serofalss Consumption Hutnors ofthe Blood
and for Chronic IDhamatton; and Is nnw for the frs
time given to the public. tits secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to Physicians. We oni,
ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon its ewi
merits alone. '*e3As M,s itfWHF efta <
CA1rIoN.--Each bottle he .eafter will bear the IA
simis OF p. " r. Coventry Co., as the large sale al
ready reached renders Il impossible to give writer
signature to each bottle was intended Buy Of re
liable dealers. For sale by all dealers In medicne
at 81 per bottle, six bottles for @5 and at whole
sale by M Ward. Close r. Co.. New York h&f@ s
p. ". r. COVENTRY & CO., Sole Proprfetors
Ravenna, Dec.l. l655-6w. Auburn, n. Y.
| Agentsfof Ravenna. l. SWIFT, and A, BEbDING
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/ N these rainy and muddy times, every far
i mer ought TO have an India rubber over coat and
cap fodder and milk n-Nicest thing in the world.
Come and them. Well sell them cheap: 'Tis not
the proftwe are after, we want to sell goods. Ours
is nimble sixpence, and we'll bet two to one that
can beat any body's slow shilling up hill and down.
Our Motto, o,-"The arclare ofthe People ueH vs. our
oHn. DecJi B0STWlCK Il BEATTY.
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DentiStrY.
DCNLlSIEys
DIR. ]. G. WILLIS. DENTIST. resnectfnll,


DR. J. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ informs the people of Portage county, that he has
opene an Office over Rowel and Wtter IS store lin the
west end ofhe brick block. He wiillnser whole sets
oftecth on the principle andspar-
al sets in the way, in suitable cases. Pivotteeth
inserteds so as to be soryicabe and durable. Teeth
filled with Gold and tin foil as to preserve them
from future decay, from fifteen to twenty years. All
work done by him will be warranted to do good SER
vice. and will be finished in the highest style othe art
He will also, particular attention to correcting ir
reguares in chdren's teeth, and will treat su
fully the various diseases peculiar to the mouth,
Extracting done with the utmost care and with the
leastpan possible. Chloroform given In suitable
scs required, and with perfect safety. References
will be given to individuals who have whole and
partial sets ofteeh, putup by him. for years and with
complete success. Also to those who have now in
their mouths, by him six years ago
and which have not required the least repairs. He
will also refero persons who have teeth now perfect
Iy sound, which were filled by him from four to six
years ago. He invites all who mayrequire the servi-
ol Dentist to give him call beforeengagingw work;
and ensures those persons who may favor him with
herpatronage charges WILDE reasonable and
his work warranted to be perfectly satisfactory Most
kinds offarm producetaken in exchange for work -
Specimens Of his workmay be seen at his office.
March,, 1855-31-tf
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TEETH! TEETH
nOCT SpETMAN would inform the eli

| nOCT. SPELMAN would inform the cit
~ izens Of Portage County that he has returned to
Bavenna, and fitted up rooms over Doctor Swifts Drug
Store for the practice of his profession where he will
be happy to wait his old friends, and as many new
| ones as will favor him with their patronage.
| Doet. S. has had more experience than any Other
Dentist in this vicinity, and as much as any one in
Northern Ohio. In addition TO this during his ab'
sence, he has come in contact with, and learned thf
manipulations of some of the most distinguished Dsp
lists in the Union, that he considers hms self bette
qualified for the practice Of his profession than if b.
great satisfaction to himself, that the work which
has hitherto done is in every way satisfactory to tn,
| wearer, and some of it has stood the test of man
years.
There are gold filings in this county which he inser-
ted more than eight years ago. which, to appearance
are good as ifinsertcd but yesterday The same Is
true Of his artificial teeh and he can refer the needy
To hundred persons, who think their artificial quite
! as good as the natural organs.
Doct. S. prdes himself on being one OGthe Uery fen
| suecessfRI manufacturers of incorruptbe mineral
teeth in Ohio. And we'll he may, as this branch OF
the profession is, yet so little understood though
now taught In every Dental College in the Union,
bles him to restore the mouth its original shape and
contour well imparting character and indyidp-
ality 20 the teeth.
! Doct. s. Is now permanently located in Ravenna,
where he can be consulted Without charge; and his
prices for work will be found reasonable that OF
any reputable Dentist in the country, but he will not
be Influenced by horde of irresponsible selfstyled
Dentists, who are "whippng the cat'' from door to
door, of whom charge exorbitantprces for work
that is absolutely worthless nay, positive injury to
tho patient, while another class, who have sense O.
nough to know their inability, are content with any
price which they obtain for their services which
wolld be very dear TO the patient rendered gratuit-
ousty. B.T. SPELMAN.
Rayenna August 1st. 1855, ",
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New ArrangeIIcnt,


THE Subscriber having taken the old
i stand Of Durham 4. Gardner, Q doors east of the
brick block, in Ravena, intends to continue the Boor
SHOE and LEATHER business In all its branches.
Hewillkeep on hand, to meet the wants of his Gus.
toners, general assortment In the Boot and Shoe line
of all kinds of both eastern and homo made work and
moatkinds of Leather, Linings, Findings, Lasts, &C.
Alhome made work will be OF the best material that
can be procured; and having engaged the services OF
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as a cutter in soma of the best establishments in the
country he atters himself he can furnish his custo.
mers with any article in the Boot and Shoe lne that
willcompare style and durability with the best work
made, ethereast or west.
Cash. Veal Skins and mostkinds ofproduce taken in
payment.
"a THE Subscriber has an excellent
rMssm farm for sale, 2t miles south of Raven
ssHa ma There 140 acres, seventy acres eacI
side ofthe road, ono goodfarm House and Barn
well watered each side Of the farm, good water
privilege unoccupied at Lock on the canal.
Persons wishing to purchase, enquire at the Store
j. H. Bostwick " Co., or ON the Farm.
Raw anna. March Ia, 1854 456-tf Gro B0sTwrcK.
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Medicated Vapors.
Gard to COnSumptive Invalids.
| THE attention of consumplive invalids is
i called to the system of medical treatment intro
duced at this institution, and being employed in
the cure and relief the various diseases of the Lungs
and Throat, and also to the success attending IL.
During the past two years nearly two thousand cases
of Consumption in its different stages have been treat
cd with the most successful results, fact that claims
for the method here employed your candid consdera-
tion.
TIE SYSTEM OF MEDICAL TREATMENT PRESENTED
CONSISTS ESSENTIALLY INTRODUCTION OF MEDIcA-
TED vAPoRs INTO THE LUNGS, WHILE NO MEDICINES ARE
GvENINTo THE SToMAc THAT ORGAN BEING PRESERVED
roR FooD, AND NOT PHysIC.
The only method heretofore employed for the cure
of pulmonary Diseases been directly the Of
this medicines ueing introduced into the stomach, and
not into the Lungs. By this treatment Consumption
has not been cured nor its mortality Iessened; and it
is now being abandoned by many prominent medical
men in this country and in Europe.
tcannot be denied that the old practice is false in
theory and fatal in its effects, and thatan consump-
tive person wlive longer and suffer less by discard
| ing it altogether
The various medicalvapors here used, admins
cred by means Of fine spunge, moistened with the
liquid to be inhaled and placed in small glassgobe,
with an elastic tube attached, and the air drawn
through the sponge enters the lungs at the natural tenn
perat ure charged with the vapor used. The inhaler
sconvenient, and the method differs widely from the
old plan of nhalng medicines from hot water, which
was years since thrown aside by its advocates, as
worthless.
| Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma, etc., each
treated by remedies appropriate to the character and
stage of the disease as it appears.
Diseases of the Throat and Catarrh readily cured
by local applications, made by means of Showering
(SilverSenges, which have invented, and which
be used by patients with and safety.
| By this treatment, which is now beng adopted by
many physicians in different parts of the country, and
by them acknowledged to be the only correct method
of treating diseases of the Lungs, many permanent
of Consumption have been Effected and in every
instance marked benefit has been derived To the
sumptive invalid this system offers the only chance OF
cure aud it will seldom disappoint the most sauguns
hopes if fully tried.
It better that invalids be seen and examined per-
sonay but when they cannot bear the fatigue and
pense of visit to the city, by writing full history
heir disease from lis commencement, giving age, sex,
occupations &C., they be treated by the plan.
and remedies, under personal care. Patients thus
treated, charged $15 per month for all necessary
remedies and weekly advice, paid invariably in ad
vance, or upon deliveryby express. Eor examna.
tion of Lungs, s5. G,D.SANBORN, M. d.
| No. 6 Bond street, N. Y.
N. B.-Physicans, by sending their names and ad
dress, viii have sent them pamphlet, describing
more fully this system oflnhalaton. and the remedies
used. auglS-2-6m
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BOstwlck 81 Beatty's SOlLIOquy

Or SkGksPedr's Original 7ert Corrected, and
HAMLET Taken Down Peg.
To sell. or not to sell, that is the question:
Whether, 'ts better for the pocket, to suffer
The sales Of others 10 increase their fortune,
Or place our goods tide of opposition.
And, by oposinr. beat them? That is-to cell
Much more; and bN th.t sale, to say gain
Our many wants, and the thousand rusty dollars
That we labor for; 'Tis a cOnsunation
DeVouty to be wished; Those GOods-So Cheap
So cheap ii seems dream; ay, hnw's the truth,
For when they come % look, that dream will pass
When have offered up our fairest goods;
Then give us pause. There's little use
10 pay such profits, through so long life,
For who wculd give their cash, their scrip on time,
Their glorious corn, theirplump and golden wheat,
Their tons ofspicy cheese, their apples fair,
Their sweet and yellow butter, and their eggs
To those who shave closely that it takes
A man well skilled to make good his escape
With bare skin. Who would their produce bear,
To those who shave You through so dear a life
But from the fact that we do cheapest sell
The crowded No. :, to whose doors
All customers return, puzzles the rest,
And makes them rather tread the paths thcy have,
Than run on ours That they know not Of.
Dut conscience has made feeling men of US,
And here We get our strength of resolution:
DO to others as others should do to y0w.
Look you now,
Kind ricnds,-pcople of our prisons,
Be both our names remembered.
DccI5 ROSTWICK & REATTY.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON,
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
THE PHILOSOPHER,
DANIEL WEBSTER,
THE STATESMAN.

IHE SlAIESMANs
Aspccial agentla visited Europe and made careful
and iudicous Sc ectons offoreign works of beth
in BroAZe and Marble; Stauary and Choice Paintings
The whole forming large and valuable collection OF
Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed FRk among
the members of the Association for the Second Ye r.
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member of this Association ahG entities him to either
one of the Magazines for one year. and also ticket
in the distribution of the Statuary ana Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists of the
following Monthly Magazines; Harper's, Putnam's,
Knck erbocker, Blackwood's, Household Words,
Graham's and Godey's Lady's Book.
Persons taking five membership entitled to an!
five of the Magazines for one year, and to sT tickets
in the distribution. The net proceeds derived from
the sale of memberships devoted to the purchase
of works of Art for the ensuing year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED.
by becoming member OF this Association. u. are
lst III persons receive the full Uaae of their sub
scripti0n at the START in the shape of sterling Maga-
zine Literature.
Cd. Each member is contributing towards purcha-
sing choice Works of Art, which to be dstribu-
ted among themselves, and at the same time
couaging the Artists of the country, disbursing thou
sands of dollars through its agency.
Persons in rcmitting funds for membership, will
please give their post office address in a stating the
month they wish the Magazine to commence, and have
the letter at the Post Office to prevent oss
on its receipt a certificate of membership, together
with the Magazine desired, will be forwarded to an!
part of the country.
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the GgaziHe and free ticket in the annual
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alone. For Memberships, address,
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