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ORIGINAL.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY

(To ezp'reon the 3lst day Of Jun, lE57)
WHERE s the PHENIX INSURANCE. coMp,.
lncated at Hartford, in THO State of Connecticut
mas h'ed In this Office sworn statement of ts condi
TOMAS required by the first section of The ct tsTo
regulate Insurance Companies not bv tn
slata OF ohio,' passed April g, 1856; and WHEREAS
sa'd company has furnished the undersigned aatisfc
ory eVidence that II ia possessed OF at least one bun
uIea housand dollars of actual capital invested in
stocNs or IN bonds, or in mortgages of real estate
worth double tn amount for which the same ia mort
gagged; and, WHEREAS; said COMPANY has GIed in tr
once written instrument under It's corporute seoI
signed by the President and Secretary thereof anbor
zhg any agent agents said company in this STATE
service of process for and in behalf of
company, consenting that service of process
ne or hna upon any such agent or agents. sla he
Ken ana held to be as valid served upon thu com
pany riding to tho laws this any other State
ana waving all claim or right OF error by reasou Of
suSh uShacknowiedgement Of service.
=. NOW, THEREFORE,, in pursuance of The first sec-
tioh the ACT 'To regulate Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by theState of Ohio ;, passed Anril
iS50, J., FRANClSMW RIGHT, Auditor of State
40 hereoy certify that said Phcnx Insurance Company
Is authorized 10 transact the business of Fire Insur.
IN s state until the thirty. first day of January
cD. ~ '''' '0''
in WITNgss WHEREOF, have hereunto subscyihe9
name and caused the seal ofmy Office to be affixed
hs 80 day jane, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty SIX, - e' e Nv nun -""
~. tsigned) F.M.wRIGaT, Auditor.
-, OFFICE OF THE PnENIx INs. Co.,
,,, Hartford, June 18th, 1856.
hereby certify that the above ia true copy of The
original certificate, on file at this Office = -"
tH-4w) H. KELLOGG Sec,y.
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SAD AccIDENT.-- letter from CLARK
County. Missouri, advises us of sad acci
dent which took place near williamsburg
in that county, few days ago. 1t is stated
that Mr.. Bates, wishing to have his we'll OF
cistern cleaned out, sent his son down for
that purpose. The son had hardly reached
the bottom before he called out that he could
scarcely breathe, and then the father went
down to rescue the son, and both perished
together in the same impure atmospheric
Mr. Bates was from Boone County, Ken
tucky, man OF respectability, and leaves a
wife and children behind him. The acct
dent cast quite gloom upon that section OF
the county. ST Louis RspsJlican, Jug Z.
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RavcnRa Democratic Club.

The Democratic Club met last Tuesds,
evening at its room in Phenix Block. Re
ports of Committees were called for. Mr.
HARRIS on behalf ofthe Committees to fur
nlsh and decorate the room, reported thai
the work was still progressing, but not We,
completed. The Finance Committee were
not ready to make full report of their pro.
ceedings. A. HART was then called upon.
and addressed the meeting in reference to
the questions pending in the present Presi.
dental contest. ....
At the suggestion of Judge DAY and 9th.
ers, it was moved and carried that the meet
ing next Tuesday evening, be devoted en-.
trely to the transaction of miscellaneous
business connected with the success and
prospects of the club. There are several
Committees 10 report, and other matters o
importance which require attention. A full
attendance of the Democracy is requested.
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! WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEGE.--The an.
{nual commencement of w. R. College cams
ioh last week. The exercises throughout
were appropriate and Interesting. The
names of the gentlemen who graduated are
JACOB CHAMBERLIN of Hudson, G. M. Sa
BIN, of Strongville; G. L. STARR, of Hudson,
and THoMAss RoRERTs, of West Williams
Fie!d. This Institution under the able su
Perintendance Of Prest. HITcHcocx, Is now
n prosperous condition. Its patronage is
-Measlng and it is fast regaining the con.
tfdence Of the public.
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CousrERFEIrERs ARRESTED last No,

CouNTERFEITERs ARRESTED. Last Mon.
day,a man and woman were arrested in this
village, by Deputy Sheriff Mathews on a
charge of passing Counterfeit money. The
woman entered several stores and shops in
town, and purchased variety of small ar
ticles, and in each case paid for the same
with five dollar note on the Union Bank
Providence, RI, receiving back the change,
The man also made one or two purchases,
paying with notes Of the same denomination
and ON the same bank. 1t was verv soon
asccrtained that the bills were all counter.
ien. Warrants were issued, the parties ar
rested and brought before Justice Consnt.
They made no defense. In default of bail
they were taken to the county Jail for safe
keeping and to await their trial at the next
term of the Common Pleas Court The
name OF the man we have not yet learned
The woman gives her name as Mitchell. -
They appear to be strangers IN this part of
the country, and were probably travelling as
partners in this "money speculation"
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS,
DIR. III. TJTRRS.

WIN be in attendance as follows:
dny Nn,iS rrenss House Tuesday, aud Wednes
Akron, En- Dire House, Mo nday 4th Aur
| warren. Gaskiil House, Saturday 9th Aus.
! day 10th ana 17th July. N''N '''"'S >
FOR consultation upon all diseases of tIe Throat
lungs, Heart Liver, Stomach Bowels, Ktdneys nm,
Speen; also Dropsy, Gravel Rheu matisn Wa ant
ness, Debility, dyspepsia, Female diseases ASne $i
rever fis, impurities of the Blood, Eruntiols Can
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties of long stanJin
complaints, both external and Internal :"
For some ten years Dr.. T. has devoted his ept;ra
tlme to chronic diseases, treating thousands ar,maI
many many OF whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In no case are mineral or otbe
employed, nor does he make sick to make DcU or ,s
donn to build up. The medicines cal be taken viii
Sally oy ihe most dehcate and patients may remain
~ h"ihe ana continue with prudence their orju.ry
oiet and exercise. Many have recoyared m dsr ~
treatment after friends and physicians had gfvsn m all
nope, we lndispntaee evidence of which can always
Ing, are invited to call. and may be assured iLat np
couragement will be given expense incurred with
ou' corresponding prospect OF recovery
- REFERENCE FoRTHE LADIES.
DR. lUBEs-Sr: IL is now thirteen Years TINT T hav,
been an invalid and neariyas longa patient Of sIc
OF the best physicians of Richland and Wyandott
Uoantes. Failing in this was driven tn the use of
e1 merely TO Keep hope alive without restoring health
"hen suferinSs were extreme felt tilat must do
SomaEing, and obtained a prescription from YOU,
more through desperation thuI any settled eynectato
OF re 'ovcry. Your requirements were followed 10
te iater anu the result has been far greaeiimproye
@ lasnt thai rave ever before experienced from all
osner mooes or treftment combined. That others
may recetVeiike benefits, offer this for pubic9tion
from the earliest part of my sickness until recently
nave d, e. suffered continually from female disease and
tne u, astfesing symptoms to which they give rise
Eight years ago was tho subject of iNns fever and
seesequert ty of shll fever. since which time Ihaye
naa constant cough, and at timcs cxpectoraed con-
,ucraoe quantities ofblood and matter. Night sweats
we're occasionally profuse that MORNINGS nv IN r.
hents i were dripping with perspraton also endur.
~ mueh rom pailptation, weakness, Irregular ua
starai appetite, Indigestion, pain in my side &c-
osgan TO improve soon after taking your medicine
n md am now notonly changedi In strength to new
son put am ridofthe pains, cough expectoration
DIGESTION. RERFr;f,I NJ nTTSt;to KY p :; gnu
Upper Sandusky, June Is55
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Horrible Wurdcr-One EEan Kiii-
ed, ana One Fatally Wounded

We were just going to press last nigh,
when we heard the report of terrible row,
which took place about four O'clock yester.
day afternoon, in drinking saloon at West
Dubuque. 1t appears, from what we could
learn, that two Englishmen, one by the Name
OF George Maxwell, and the other known
about town as Whisky Jack, got into quar-.
rel with two Germans, brothers, whose
names we could not learn, in which Max.
well was killed and Whisky Jack danger.
ously wounded. We hear that the perpe.
traitors Of this double murder have been ar.
rested.-Dubuque North West, July 7. +.
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SWIFT-SuRE IINEI

Strai9ht ahead, but cool and stsa1v-N No sreis,
msHf' snd no danger Of EXPLOSION!
w Z are now receiving from New York,
w alarge addition TO our usual stotk Of
Drugs, SGints, Oils, Dyes, Brushes, Perh,,a.
cry, GrOeiries, Glass Ware, dc,
including all the popular Patent Remedis, An ma.
Nmeh We propose TO sell a. such prices AZ win siy
saIniaetion. We shAleontlnue ns heretofore "a ns
proper Deduction 70 such buy In 0nGatiti,s fo "a
alnng. Prescriptions will be putup eorTsssIv apd onr
sra may be assured that We are moi 80 anTioas
trade as 10 sell such articles as are NOT Wsntd ~
pIase OF uLose we do not keep. ~
Eigm Dollar Brandy" for six DolIors, and other
9uois In proportion, 10 those who buy them for Ma
oicinal use strietiy and ksHssly. n > Mona ana.
need apply-L sWIFT'S DRUG STORE
July, 1856, opposIts ,1sm tSs cons, sInILar, na,,.
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Democratic Club in Franklin.

The Democracy of Franklin township in
this county, have organized Democratic
Club. They meet next Monday evening,
the 2lst' inst. Speakers have been invited
and will be present to address the meeting.
Let the gallant Democracy of Fran kiln turn
out and join in carrying forward the work so
nobly begun.
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Legal Notice.

Ohm 8. CLUTE, nonresident of the
state o. oho,will take notice that Sias Merchant
ad on the i4ih day Of May, A. D. 1855 file his petition
N theCourt Of Common Pleas within and for the
OF Portage and State OF Ohio, against the said John
s. Clnte, and which Is still pending therein. setting
an account for goods sold and delivered BY said Plain.
IN 10 him previous to the 27th day or New a D. 1855.
10 the sum OF Sl47 4s-and prays Judgment against
day OF Nov. 1855 = 80 -.S .o'l i Aae :. .sn
The said John Clute 10 required 70 an swer said
nton on or before tho 18th day Of Sept A. d. 1856.
..ap!. !. + H. g! RANNEY, Aft'ys
''une o, lo'o'-seTow sNA s for Plaintiff.
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S. s. REED, Sec'y.

SAD AccIDENT.-We learn fr ON the Dem
ocrat, that Mr.. BATES, of Hiram, on the Sd
inst, while at the raising of the Disciples
Church was instantly killed by the falling
OF stick of timber. We have not learned
particulars as to the manner of the accident.
This loss will be most deeply felt by the
wife aud friends whom he leaves behind.
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NOTICE TO sURSCnIRCps

All persons indebted 10 the publisher osths Por,.o.
SsnttHst either for Subscription, Advertising, or JOB
ork, are requested 10 settle either BY cash or note
Inc second volume OF the Sentinel closes th 6rs
oIAugus 1856. Every account must be settled bS ths
nme. This request is reasonable and we shall insist
upon compliance herewith.
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GF Two wealthy ladies, Misses Ann and
Elizabeth Sherwood, of Sheffield, England
have just been liberated by the Intervention
OF their friends, after fourteen years impris.
meEt for contempt of The Court of Chancery.
They continued in prison fourteen years
rather than produce an unimportant docu.
ment in their possession,
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ACCIDENT AT CAMPBELLsPoRT Camp.
jbellsport on the 4th of July, Mr. HARRISON,
q blacksmith Of that place, had one Of his
arms badly shattered while engaged in ex-
ploding gnnpowder from gas pipe in honor
OF the day. Doct. PRATT, who has him in
charge, informs us that he is now doing we'll,
with fair chance Of having his arm saved
IN good condition. Democrat. -.A ~.
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FATAL ACCIDENT FROM A THUNDER .SroRx
during thunderstorm on Monday eve.
nlng OF last week the lightning struck a
mouse IN ESSEX, Massachusetts,, occupied by
Daniel v. Bartlett, and Instantly killed the
vile OF Mr. Bartlett. She was twenty. five
years Of age. The house was badly torn to
Pleces' and the woman was horribly distig-
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" There is a sentiment us beautiful
as just in the following:
"He who forgets the fountain under which
ne drank, and the trees under whose shade
ne gamboled in the days of his youth, is
stranger to the sweetest impressions Of the
human heart"
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GT The Empire Club had a great mass
meeting in New York City on the evening
OF the 9th lust. Many thousand people were
present. The meeting was addressed by
John Van BureD, James T. Brady, Hon. ID.
T. Slckles, and the Hon. Mr.. Stanton, of
tennessee. All is right in New York.
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panama RiOss-S'sse Governor sus
pended. -.

New York, July 14.-Thc George Law
brings Panama dates to the 4th inst. The
government of Bogota had got through the
evidence touching the Panama Riots, and
had come to the conclusion that the authori-
ties at Panama were guilty. Fabrega, Gov
ernor of Panama, was to be suspended, and
would be sent to Bogota TO be tried, together
with other parties implicated.
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HATCH'S ADVERTISEMENTS,
what Every Body Expected

! AEEEAM THE PHENIx Book SroRE, it
ddHrlRrW L seems, bas discovered that 1t did
~.Aa@-z<S not carry ballast enough even to nayi.
gate In the "storm" excited by its own bombast and
has taken the tow path and drydock ofob-
von That the scattered ragm ents of the craft have
been tax en- to patch the stock of the avsnWa Book
ranch. 'g.H --.... I = -
HATCH, ever mindful ofthe wishes and interests
Of the public, and knowing that something peo in the
BOOK and STATIONERY line wouId be expected by the
people of Portage County. is now receiving direct
from New YORK large and carefully selected assort
ment of Standard School and Miscellaneous hooks Of
an sfSes ana every style OF binding aud dnsh Envel
ops, Cap Letteru Note Paper of every variety al
50 Toys, Water-Paints, Brusbes Pens, Pencils; in.
deed, everything usually Kept in Toy and Book
Store. :, - " Ia-9' sA
HIS books were bought alta large discount for cash,
behaving no ofaaneial paTtasr'' to withdraw He
pays no high rents hires ssfast young mens, for
clerks butts determined to give his patrons the bene
dt Of hts econimocal arrangements fHT 80
That he does this will be proved to the
Of all those who patronize hATCH'S BooK STORE
may ~. lo5o. in Ravenna.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

The RAVEENA DEMOCRATIC CLUB meets
every Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock at the
Club Room, Phenix Block. All perscns
without regard to party or creed, are cordi.
ally invited TO attend.
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The FIRST Mar Hnnr.

The New York ,Hersd seems to think tb.,
the people Of New York City should Initiate
the people of San Francisco, and without
Judge OF jury, dispose of their ecoundrels at
the ropes end. Good bye Bennett, then,
for you would be the first man hung. slI1
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W A Democratic exch ange says that the
names of six of the Presidents of the IJn;.
ted States ended in N--nearly one half--and
'hat the next N will unqestionaby be Bu-
CHANAN.
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DemocratIc union In New YorIr

We are happy TO say that the aHard.
COMMITTEES in New York have changed the
time Of their State Convention, from The 9Th
Of August to the soth ofJuly--the day when
The "Soft" State Convention is also to be
held. There is no doubt whsteyer that a
Union electoral and State Buchanan ticket
will then be formed by the action of the
two Conventions, which will carry the State
by large majority.
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Even ]. Eynn,s Esln1o

NOTICE is hereby given that the upas,.
signed has been duly appointed and quaIissd ..
AGnlnlstrator upon the estate OF Even T. ESsn. I.s
OF faris' Portage county, o., deceased. 'A'e
Psr,, JuIv ,sss EDWARD MORRIS.
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" The American Press and Republican,
Whig paper of much influence in Lancas.
ter county, hrs run up the name of BUcH.S.
AN and BREcKINRIDGE. The work gues
braYelY on.
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THE BANNER STORE.
BosTWICK & BEATTY's
Cheap Cash and Ready Pay Slole in success.
tuL Ope, Gtion

CHedp Casa ana headY Pay Slole in sucsss
tuI ope, alton
GOODS SOLD cHEArER THAN EVER !! p,
N . Extra profit charged to pay the expense
" OF doing credit business, and to cover the loss
es on bad debts. We arc determined To make IL n,
object to those who pay down to come to u.s. anC
10 those VINO are not always Prepared to wait TIL hey
can raise the eash or its equivalent. y
Fry us, all who want to money and keen cleay
Of long store bills patronize all who do not wish
| 70 pay lor goods consumed year ago. "Dont pay
| for u dead horse any more.n
The BANNER STORE will always be supplied with
Groceries at rates considerably bulow those who do
credit business, "
Teas! TEAsl! TEAS!!! at the astonishinrly low
rates OF 25, 81, 50 62b ard IS cts per pound Dur q
cent ta is as good many Groceries sell for 50 cents
Try it and be satisfied.
SUGARS. Six different grades Bear in mind that
although sugar is high We will make it as low as nos
Sible to our customers.
Is per cent will be knocked OF from all nry Goods
where we have margin TO do il.
LAWNS, BEREGEs, Tissues &C. all sold after this date
at shade above cost.
BRowN and BLEAchED COTTON CLOTHS sold nj
close figure. We eau astonish good Judges of goods
with our bleached cottons.
UMBRELLAS received last week. Wheneyerit rains
think of the Banber Store and its cheap Utnbrellas
SUMNER GooDs sold at large discount OF tho Banner
Store; (Dont want to winter summer goods.l
The Banner store is supplied with nearly eyery thing
tnatthe people want; remember that az is always
out AMI on II our motto, Goods sold for cash anG re
dy pay only.,'
All those indebted to US will please call and settle by
note or otherwise.
July II, 1856. BosTwicK & BEATTY.
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W A Dublin paper contains the follow
ing paragraph: Yesterday Mr.. Keeney re-
turned to town, fell down and broke his
heck' but fortunately received no further in.
iury
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Enc Gospel according TO Saint
BccCher.
$40 ye into all the world, and shoot the
gospel at every creature
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!0T The Eoening Post says the taxes Of
sw York city this year VIII amount to
100000. ..s 5-
| q ~
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WILLOW WARE--WILIow Wagons
WiLEow CARS win Patent Feather tons. and
without; Willow Chairs Cradles. Knife Trays, &c
for sale at the lowest figures tho : : :
RA ENNA BOOK STORE
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
g OF HARTFORD, CONN.,.

Thirty. Scuenh Annual Statement.
As presented to the Stockholders at the annual meet
Ing, held In the city of Hartford, June S, 1856.
INCOME,
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
X Z a D TAIs-oLD AND ToUEe.


NE ID TAIs-oLD AND YOUNG.
PRoR.HooD's HAIR REsroRATTyE
VII restore gray Hair 70 is original color perns.
hsnE made e grow upon bald beads remove siI
and II used say once OF iSiee vceK resaissir
prevent tho hair nom becoming gray or fAilinr "a
any Imaginable age Reed the following tcsli6non-
ais, aud We dsiy you u doubt. (says de Waveri,
| dagaEineD
Success to the genius whose ioHie ves.y. =. Z.
Iarni back 10 lie color the hET tAai was gray
Prom the Bosom Herald.
cso4s1HIo noETH kSoEIEoi-By usIhg Rrof6srnr
nslty fsslared % iis original color. iSe suBjSlsed
eeniaeaie from Johnson q Stone, Gardner, Ne, Is
ing TO our knowedgo Of is wonderful odsets II is
90 longer prooemhtsHl but selfeyident tFuth, az
huhdredsin our eomhuhiiy eah sesufy.
GAADrxsR, me-, June q. Iess.
rroI. %. J. W Wood-Dear Sir-I have used two bot.
Ties Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative and can t.rIy
say II the greatest discovery Of the are FOR restoT
nag and ohsnging the Hair Before usIne II Wns 4
nal color Yo can sn s y 20 sSnsS &. y Sr
Sad @ ioe isa f0aI' as my case Was one Of the worst
Aiho' Yours, respectfully,
DAN'L. N. MURPHY.
BRooKFIELD, Mass, Jan. I2, 1875. =,
Prof Wood-Detr SiE-HsvinR made a trial Of
that its effect has been excellent In rsmoVIne n AZ
mstion' da9drnG, and a constant itching iendsncy,
WIN Shich nave been troubled from ehildhood, and
mas also restored my hair which was becoming gray Ia
IS original color have used no other articfe Wiihs
anythinglike tho pleasure and profit
Yours truly,
J.K. BRAGG
Pastor OF the Orthodox Church. BrookheId,
From tAs Editor eftAs Real EstGts .6dSr27SekoeI st.
49, BosToE, Msreh 20, 1854.
frof. Wood-Dear Sir:-Baving become prema-
lnreiy quite gray, was Induced, some six weeks
.,nee to make trial Of your hair restorative. have
sed less than Two bottles, but the gray hairs have al
disappeared; and although my hair has not fully nt
aimed its original color the process of chsnSe is
rradnally going on, and have great hopes that in
hort time my hair will be as dark as formerly. 4
ave also been much grataed at the healthy moisture
nd vieor OF the hair, which before was harsh and
Try, and II has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully you,s, d. @. N. RUFF
nc lIS Marsetstreet, st. Louis, Mo. Sold at manu-
actGrers prices by Dr.. G. H. KEYsER,
WholesaleAgent, 40 Woodstreet. Pittsburgh
=, NJ For sale by BELDING & PRENTICE. Toe'
'bohiS Block. RaveDna.O. senJ-Aiy -