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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-03
OF TuECArADA.

VIENNA, March l4.--We learn that the
Fire6y had entered that port with despatch
from the British Government requesting
Commodore Watson not to engage in hostii.
tiles In the Baltic. 1twas stated on we'll in
formed circulars on Friday night that Par.
liainent would be dissolved curly in May
the Sultans brother Is dend, the armistice
was proclaimed March Is; IN the Cflhea.--
4 despatch from Berlin of the 18th says
Count Orloff has made known at st. Peters.
bttgli that definite understanding has been
come to on the 9th point aud thaifks to the
instructions brought by Scheenaloff' peace is
restored, some special deliberations which
are to take place between Russia and Tuf-
key have been reserved.
Preparations are making at Moscow for
the coronation Of the Emperor, which will
take place after peace is concluded.
In Parliament question was asked where
papers in regard to dispute of the United
States in relation to the Central America
would be presented. Lord Palmerston re-
piled that he was not able to state the pre- =.
else day, bat it would be very soon after
easter. Recess.
Mr.. Roebuck asked whether papers would
include those relative to the recruiting
question. Lord p. said he could not tell ut
present, as no reply had been received to the
last dedpatch by her majesty's government.
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MEN OF AMERICA - MEN OF THE AGE
The greatest man, "take it all in ALL" O
the last hundred years vas George Washing
ton--an American.
The greatest Doctor of Divinity was Jon
athan Edwards--an American.
The greutest Philosopher was Beniamir
Franklin-an American.
The greatest OF living scuptors is Hiram
Powers--an American.
The greatest living Historian is WIN. H.
Prescott--an American.
The greatest ornillologst was J. J. Audi.
bon-an American.
The greatest Medical Chemist Of modern
times, DR.. J. &. Aycr--inventor of Awe'.
Cherry Pectoral and CalaorIic Pills, is ana.
merican.
The greatest Lexicographcr since The time
OF Johnson was Noah Webster--an Ameri-
can
The greatest inventors of modern times.
were Fulton, Fitch, Whitney and Morse
all Americans.
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0F John Miller who was burned to death
in his store at Rome. N. Y, lost his life by
going in after some 81, 200 in gold, which
he had hid under the carpet Of his sleeping
room.-EG.
This fact shows with what tenacious
grasp some persons cling to wealth. Ever,
person should remember that money is of
use but to make ourselves and others com.
Portable and happy; and it is, therefore, our
duty as we'll as privilege,to contribute of our
substance for the relief of those who are
suffering from penury or want.
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Senator Pugln.

|
There are Washington letters published in
the New York Tribune as intercepted let.
ters," and purporting to have been written
by lady. In a recent one the following
handsome compliment is paid to the Hon.
GEO. E. PUGH:
We have comfortable positions directly a.
bove the Speaker and facing the Senators.
Now look with me down upon the sedate,
dignitied body, and see where your eve will
rest. ! knew i'll recognize the most re-
mnrkable feature. That youthful, almost
boyish figute--that head, young in its abun.
dance OF flowing hair, among these aged
heads-that face, on which an irregular,
harsh beard has been cultivated, with the
evident design Of giving an experienced ap.
Pearance-Aall pertuin to George E Pugh,
Senator from Ohio.
That State, you know for wealth. popa.
lation and Importance, ranks among the Sec
ond In the list of sister States, and it seems
strange that In this important body. playing
80 grand role as does the Senate in the
destlnies OF our country, this young man
should be her representative. Even looked
on as an accideht--an unexpected result O f
sudden popular excitement, it is almost with
out parallel. The story Of the younger
Pitt makes no precedent. But is it an acci-
dent! Stop. we shall have an opportunity of
judging. He has the floor, and is about to
make bis first effort in the Senate. We
are fortunate. He stands for moment as
If hesitating-then commences in low,
clear voice. The chamber is SO still mouse
would disturb it. These reverend Senators
dropping pen and paper, lean forward in
their anxiety to hear one who has come 80
unlocked for among them, and find If they
can, reason for the advent. You have
painful apprehension OF failure. Some men
inspire confidence before they utter a word.
Victory seems to 60 out in advance of effort;
and when they have concluded you wonder
they did not accomplish more. 60 EASY an.
peared the conquest. 1t is not so in this
instance. George Pugh has no presence
throwing out such inspirations, especially in
advance. Rumors are current OF extraordi. |
nary powers Of defamation aud it is said that
the young orators influence on the masses,
Is remarkable, but all add that it is not
style fitting the Senate Chamber, and pre-
dict failure. The subject under discussion
Is dry matter of fac. and law, connected
With contested seat. Not much room for
stump oratory. Az he proceeds our appre-
hensions vanish, and we waken TO the fact
mat something is being said, and eloquently
'aid. How clear. compact. and sharp the
words fall; how close, ungarnished, and
strong the argHment! AS he passes points
where few openings naturally occur for
you are surprised at the stern
'esolntioR with which he continues close to
he case. He concludes with : general |
ceiling Of saiisfantion a. Il all shssed insthe |
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TO the Teachers Of Portage Couu.

lhe board Of Examiners for this County, will boId
examinations in the Court House in Raycnur. s..
day. .'' a. w. " each
lst, on Saturday, April 5th; 2t. on Saturday. A,ri,
isI.l; 5d, on Saturday May 3D.; 4lh, on Saur,ny H.
sHth' 1t.i' Saturday, May 3lsl. '
APpucahts coming In after examination hns conn
heea, Wil Dc expected 10 wait until the no xt luy
skaminahon. Each applicant will be cxnerted tn
ptouueo eerlihca 0f good mOraI ct:raster uul.,.
acquainted win souc member of tho Board.
entrusted as We are with tho responsibility of Jo
c'EhK the qualifications teachers for this rnnrty
anu hnsueiernihng, IN q niensure, the val md n
Aclohcl oI our schools, We feel IL OF dpt, Ia rrya
sh toaehcrs the necessity OF Ihoro, XII III
'heir inportant trust For your good feik,,r t.arS
ss, Tor ours and for the good OF those rusl,,d 70
Z0h III tho school rooms, we urge this mon ,nn ~
There Is no calling In human society TO which Ia a.
Mched more responsibility, aud with which whr,, IN.
acher Is faithful and successful is couurrtaJ na
genuine pleasure. But you must spare no ,.;,a ~
eNpehsc IN sccnrng the requisite Qualifications ynn
inust labor TO excel You need es,yeciuily Il, N. ~.
qasihted with the elements of ile EnsIiah angn.Hc
anu 10 possess suc an acquaintance witE IL tnt In,
Gan communicate freely your knowledge to others ~
hoH Huch oeler viii you, We, and ali feel if ut i,,
coming examinations we shalt find you wei ost,t m
NtnoEraphy, Reading, Writing, and al, tho brnnrbns
oi s!udy Required by law, In our common schonis
"ee1pett ever! Applicant to give satisfactory nvi-
ooneo OF BENG weli acquainted with syst:mtnic
mrthod "i Instruction IN the different brsncbes ma nf
AZ IN sehon management. and no others need nyl,st
70 ger seerslncases. X. PICKETT,
N. DUNSHkE, ! Expmi,,r.
kSVenna, NJ M'ch l3, P.B. CoNAST, }
Ill
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FISH FISH |,
=" Sentenced to be Hung !!!0

A FIEK the above announcement, the
"a Question naturally arises, "Who and WhereY,,
una III order 70 let the people Of Portage know that
~ mas ~ NJ iSn&th been decided by all good Judges that
we, PRENrlSS. HOPKINS co, have just receiv eit.
ca stock OF Wall paper and Bordering, thai un.
aoaotly deserve Hanging; and to avoid the confusion
received them some what earlier than usual in order
70 give an good thahce. And we would merely
say 10 al VINO want to try their Luck in Hanging that
we can give them tho Largest, Prettiest and aedDs
est assortment of Paper and Bordering ever brougbt
mo u, me County Our Paper has all been nurchas.
ea ths spring direct from the manuactursr thereby
SUIT all both in gaalty, style and price, our prices
range rom Vt to 90 cents per roll, Borderin from nj
TO ao cents per yard. Call aud see them before rur
chasing eisow ...ere,
March 25th, 1H56
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NE5tcEic!l's New National MAN.

We were, yesterday, shown one of Mitch
ellis new Maps, by the Agent for the sale of
the same, Mr., ELwELL, who is now canvass.
Ing Portage County From thorough ex.
animation of the Map, we can most heartily
recommend it, as both comprehensive and
accurate, and one which will be of great
value in every family. II includes view
Of the United States, the Canadas, Central
America, the West Indies and Sandwich Ial-
ands. The countes and towns of the seve.
raj States, tlIeir population. the differen,
railro"ds, canals, and the distance from one
important city 70 another are all clearly and
correctly deliheated. The Geographical
works Of Augustus Mitchell are so we'll
known throughout the whpie country, that
thsy need no recommendation. The name
is now a sufficient recommendation.
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Washington Lappin, non resident Of the State OF
Ohio, Is hereby notified, that on the 10Th day oi
marcn, a. u; 1885, Elizabeth Lappn as guardian OF
Robert Lappin and Marvin Lappin, minor heirs OF
Robert Lnppin deceased late OF the County Of por-
tage and Sarah Peck, minor child OF Sarah Peck do
County OF Portage, and State of Ohio, against him
and erheirs and legal represent Of the said
Robert LaPpin deceased, and which Is stlll pending
the object and prayer OF which said Petition
is to obtain order from said Court Of Probate far
sale ct the interest OF said minors n eertan lands
situate In tho township OF Streetsboro, County Of
rorsage and state ofohio being So 33-100 acres In
the South partof lot No. 81 In said township. The in
terest ofsaid minors in said premises Il repre-
sensed as beingone undivided sixth part in eominon
however to the dover intefest OF Elizabefh Lappin
therein. REEI5s}, 4rF-T 4rFs
said Petition Wilt be heard before spid Court OF
Prcbate, on the 26th day Of April, AZ d 1856 at 10
o'clock A. N. 5ssls-s S,
Lift a. @. RANNRT,,
Z. Atty's. for Petitioner.
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The WaYif Stands.

Delahay, the Repre- sentative elect from
tho STATE of Kansas. informs the public that
he does not contest the seat OF Whiteffeld,
but when Kansas is admitted into the Union.
then he claims to represent her.
REEDER don't contest WHlTrrELps' seat,
ond will not present his credentials as a u.
y. Senator until the admission Of Kansas as
a State. In the mean time, there is a State
Government, Legislature, and Laws in full
operation in Kansas. In Washington che
Is represented as a Territory, at home as
State. Mixed, decidedly mixed.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Thomas Dumars, William Dumars, James Dumar,
Fanny Miller, John Miller residents OF the State
OF Ohio, and Timothy Dumars whose residence is nm
known, and legal representatives Of Joseph NJ Du,
mars deed, late of Portage County are hereby not
ned that Horace s. boiy: rs Administrator on Che es
bate OF Algerhun s. Collins, dee. late OF said County
OF Portage, on the 2sh day of Feb 1886 fled in he
court OF Probate of Portage County, Ohio, his Petit
zion, against them and others, which still pending
eren the Object and prayer of which Petition is TO
set aside sale Of certain lands situate in Rayenna
Portage County, Ohio, known as being part of iSt
No. w. IN The south division of lots in said township
ev said Doty, as such Administrator to said Josenh
pumsr, on The cad day Of Dee, 1854. which said sale
was duly connried by the Court Of Probate of Por-
tage County, and Deed was ordered to be made hv
said Administrator to said Dumars OF said premises:
but that before the consideration money was paid for
the same said Dumars died insovent, and no part Of
sola parGhasc money was paid by said Dumars deed
made to him for said premisaa The Petition there-
lo1e asks tgt he sale to said Dunars may be sci d.
side and said Doty such Administrator of said Col
Inns may. bo ordered to sell said lands undcr the
former appraisment and apply the proceeds in The
discharge Of the debts and liabilities against the cs-
tate OF the said Collins. Said Petition will be hoard
April 10Th, 1866.
a..a J. L. & II. C. RANNRY,
Atty's. for Petitioner.
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Fever and Ague.

The season for "shakes and chills" Is com
ing on. Tr any body who may be SO afflic.
ted, (andwe certainly hope that our citizens
will all be free from it we would say that
DR.. ]. HEDGES "Fever and Ague Anhihila.
tor" is said to be an invaluable remedy
HUMELBAUeH g. JENNINGS are the agents for
Rayenna. See advertisement. < ....
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r c;sChcrs Institute at Franklfn

teachers Institute at Franhlin.
Mr.. EDlroR:-- Justice to the cause OF
Education, and 10 the enterpri,ing teachers
of the county and vicinity, demands that the
Institute Just closed at Franklib, should re.
ceive passing notice through your columns.
10 say that it has been abundantIy SUCCESS
full, and that all who were present have had
good-G rich time, is speaking in very mod
crate terms Of the whole affair, and coming
far short Of doing justice to the occasion.--
About one hundred and fifty were in attend
ance, one hundred and thirty of whom have
enrolled their names in the catalogue of
Teachers. Avery happy harmonious state
OF feeling prevailed the entire assemblage
and progression is evidently their aim and
watch-word. Those who have acted as In.
structors have been peculiarly happy in
making their explanations and lectures de-
eidedly PRACTICAL and appropriate, and to
speak of the set lectures Of the session in
mere complimentary manner, is to triie
with the most scientific and appropriate pro-
ductions, nor do we speak with the slightest
degree of disparagement to the others when
we say that we believe the single lecture oil
Hon. HORACE MANN, to be worth to each.
teacher hundred fold more than the Insti-
tute has Cost them. At the closing eyer
cises the soul string music of the Brim6eld
Glee Club, added its charms to the harmoni.
ous Interest which prevailed, and ull separat-
ted for their different fields Of labor animal.
ed with noble, zeal and inspired with Ioftier
and purer motives and more elevated conf.
dence in the dignity and Importance Of their
calling.
The lecturefs present were. Rev. ]. SEr.
MouR, Of Frank lin, Prof. HosToRD. u Hud.
son, Hon HoRAeE MANN, ]. H. RoLrE, of
Cincinnati, 3. 9. WHITE. of Cleveland, j.
w. THLEn, Esq, Of franklin, Rev. WIZ.
tIAas, Of Rootstown. Prof. +. 3. surior
Of Frsnklins and = HAar, Esq, .of Rayeuna,
II IA - = " Sas4s m Z n FE +
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A Word to Distant Subscribers

For nearly two Years we have been send.
ing the Ssrtinel to a large number of sub.
scribers living outside OF the county and at
distance. This list is increasing. Thus far,
however, the amount OF money received
from this class of our patrons is very small
Our time is worth something, and paper, ink
and htlp in the office are all cash. We
ought to receive some enumeration for this
outlay OF money and labor. We hope those
subscribers at distance who are in arrears,
VIII forward to US Immediately the amour,
Cue.
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JUDeE DoneLAs' Kansas BnL.--The bill
OF Mr.. Douglas offers q peaceable manner
Of settling the Kansas troubles, and making
it free State. Will the black republicans
reject Il ,. If they do, they prove concIu-
siVely that they are not anxious to have this
result brought about II is more than sus.
Pected that they are anxious to keep up and
foment civil strife, in order to have an issue
which they can make available in the presi-
Dental conVass.-Byfdlo Courier.
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~ We understand that Mr.. A. GLEN.
ENrs retired. on the first Of April, from the
post of Superintendent of the County Infir-
mary. He has occupied the position for
about five years past, and in all cases per-
formed his duties truly and faithfully and to
The perfect satisfaction of the Board of Di-
rectors. Mr.. CLEMENTS and his estimable
ludy will be greatly missed at the Infirmary
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'hk MOST ropuLAR. BECAUSE THE EFFEcTIvF TIRE
AENr OF ALL plsEAsEsoT THE LUNGS, CHEST, &c. lis
MEDICATED INUALAT1ON

out Ihc sxtortonatc chargos made for advice nd
aicne-ior even the medicines aonc--by whatar call
~ dConsumptlve, Lung or Inhalation Physiciuns prc.
WON'T thousands from receiving relief by this new and
popular mode oftreatnent The ad possesses
siec'pS iorthe preparation ofme1icnssfcr Inhalation
u'n al tne necessary directions for use diet IL c I'M
lrgredients easily obtained and can be Compounded
without The least trouble and at an expense merr'v
nominal so that the poorest may Ives or t
beneht. The PREPARATION and mode of treatment Jis
closed bJ erocipe, have cnred hundreds and never
iaed 10 give Instant relef any case have
0eeh trlod The recipe will be sunt to any part OF Tho
unlted satasor Cahandas postage frees on The recent
BOX 3s WIlIlamsburzh 7. o., WilIiamsburph, N y
afonc dnllsr. nir2ct to C. SCHELI Aront
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SPRING TRADE.
lSS56
1856,
A. A. MASON A CO
w H oLE SAL LEANDRE TAIL
TrAuH ID DI,.SCrv1p

w D l. E s LIE AND DRETAIL.
HAVE RECEIVED, and are now OPENING
- some Fifteen Hundred Gases and Packages ~
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS received Arec1 from
man,niaetnrers, Commissioners, Importers and iare,
raele saies-oomprislngi in part: N
wv cartons of Silks, Shawls and Dress Goods:
~ Cases Variety Goods, Hosiery and Gloves:
~ Eases Lawns, Musns and Berage de Lafnes:
~ Gases Checks. Ticks, Stripes, Cingharns, &C.;
lOO cartons embfoideries, Trimmings Il nd Laces:
lSo Gases Straw and Braid Bannets and Millinery
80 Gases Summer stuns, Jeans Twee4s and sati
nets; -
40 Gases Cloths, cassimeres, vessins & Tailors'
Trimmings;
300 cases o. casos, Bloached End Brown Guslins,
&C., &c. .'F --'re--'
To which they invite tho attention OF Wholesale nnd
retail purchasers. Merchants may be assured thai
with the advantages os having resident buyer in the
East and with the OF
receiving goods IN two days time, and always hayn
one OF the most extensive and varied stocks Of roos
on hand thatgreat saving can be made by buying In
Their BONNET AND MANTILLA MANuFAcTo.
having been much enlarged, an extensive variety
viii always be found hand andat less than Eastern
~ New goods win be daily opening through the
season. A. A MASON & CO.. 4 Is fifth St
PittsbaFgh, March 90, 1e56-s3.
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BosrwIeK and BEATTY have Removed
their store 20 the room latey occupied by
X. A. GILLETTE. In this fine and commo,
deus establishment they may be found at
all times not only ready 20 sell but y.'liag
goods to their numerous customers on the
most reasonable terms. Gull and see them
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Jons s. CLUrE has recently put up fine
building on Main Street, directly opposite
Phenix Block, whiiher hc has removed his
Stove Store. He has ncw one of the finest
rooms in Ravennn, aud what is more it ia
well hlled with all kind, of Stoves and tin
ware. We are glad TO see such evidence Of
enterprise and prosperity. i
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LONG PAssAaEs.-The following are some
oil the vessels that arrived at this port YES.
terday, with the length of their pass ages =
Ship MGcaulay, from MarseiIles, SO duys:
ship Wisconsin, from Havre, II duysi bark
Sartete, from Antwerp, 81 days; brig Anna
u. I6rreg, from Messina, 81 DAYS. The
ship Geo. HalIeI arrived at Boston on Tues.
day. having sailed from Calcutta on the I'd
oil october last.-N Y. Courier.
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GT The Joint British, French and Sar.
dlnia Submarine Telegraph Company has
completed its arrangements for continuing
the line from the coast of Africa, by wav of
Alexandria, Jerusalem, Damascus, &C., to
Calcutta, whence it must ere long be extend.
ed to Melbourne, the British ca pital of Aus.
raiia' altogether distance of 1850 miles
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AnolIier Fire in Akron.

We learn from the Summit Beacon, that
the new Brick Steam Touring mill Of w.
THATERs, in Akron was almost entirely de-
strOyed BY fire last Saturday morning.
GRAIN -four and meal, amounting to about
$4,000 was consumed; on which there was
an insurance of $500. The mill cost &c..
600 and is insured for $4,000.
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Legal Notice.

Elias Slataugh, Christian Z. Siabaueh, Ambs L.
SlSbaugh, Phiannn Berlin, Solomon Perl,n, isaac
Sia6augh, Mary Slabaugh, Julia Ann SIabaugh, Lucy
Slabaugh, Betsey Slabaugh, George w. Sla6auyh,
Henry Slabaugh and Nancy Sabaugh. legal represen.
tatives Of Christian Slabaugh, decd. late OF Ran
dolh Portage county, Ohio, are hereby notified that
On On the ieth day OF Feb, 1855, John Slabaugh aed
his petition In the court OF common Pless of Portage
county, Ohio, which is still pending against them the
object and prayer of which petition is to procure a
partition OF the following real estate in which he Is
tenant in common with the above named parties and
entitled to one undivided twelfth part Of the same
situate In the township of RoOtstown county of Por
tage, and Stute OF Ohio, and is known as the souib
parl OF lot A. IN said township aud bounded south by
ne town line, east and west by the lines Of said ot
40. 4e, and north by u line running east and west
through said lot, and parallel with the south line of
sad lot No. A. suiarnorth as to include 100 acres
Also or the following tract lot Of land situate in
Randolph, Portage county, Ohio, known as being 3si
acres III the north west OF lot No. IOO In sal
township bounded on the west by land owned by Dan.
lei Shomaker, north by the line of said lot No. IuO,
east by land owned by Daniel Shoemaker and south
by land owned by Peter Cline. The petition aIso
asks that the dover OF Nancy Slabaugh in said prem.
ses may also be appraised therein. Said petition will
oc heard ut the June term of said court and decree
ken accordingly. J.L.&H G, RANNEY
,. Atty's. for Petitioner.
March 9th. e
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A Maine Liquor Law has passed the Ohio
Fusion Senate, forbhding under the sever.
est penalties. the saIe Of Ale, Beer, Wine,
native or foreign, and Cider. These Black
repub 'icars are determined to fix our drinks.
Why not our meats; and the cut of our
coats!A-Plai Deuler.
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o. A circular has been issued by Gerris
Smith and others, asking that convention
may be called to meet at Syracuse, New
York. on the goth of May next, to nominate
not merely unti-slavery, but thorough a5oli.
ton candidates for President and Vice Pre-.
sident.