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p ONO g. PEsssrLvAsiA CAEAL.---We un-
derstsnd that the water was taken out Of the
Canal few days ago. in order that some re.
pairs nag be made IL the locks along the
line. Should the weather prove favorable,
itwiH be open for navigation about the 25th
inst. when those OF our citizens residing in
ths southern portion of the village will again
enjoy the luxury Of listeniug to the mellow
foot Of the boatman's horn, 60 beautifully
described by Scott in "The Lady of the
Lake:" e4
'oh, boatnan wlsd that horn again,
For ncveEdd the listening air,
Upon itsj yous bosom bear,
30 mild, 90 soft, 90 sweet strain;
What, though thy notes are soft and few,
BY every simple boatman blown,
yetis each pulse to nature true, n, ia
@ And melody In every tone."
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House ANA LOt for SnIc,

THE undersigned offers for sale, House
i and Lot, situate In the village Of RavenRa b eIns
portion Of what is known the King prop crty q
Immediately east Of the Brick Block. The portion
and lso feet deep Said property Is situated In the
business part Of the town, and Is conveniently To-
Gated for business stand dwelling house. or both
tern, ttone cellar and barn, and the same viii be
sold cheap for cash, or part can rewsip on ttspe
Terms easy: For further particulars ei qufre o.
na, o., or address the unde ersienod, w
nec. 11th. 1a56-tf W00nwnRnIy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fruit Trees, GrRpe Vines, &c.
r A nnNAID0ON ofra.. ,o. 81. A,

d pie Trees OF the best varieties, Peach Trees,
dozen varieties uncxcelled for good favor and fine
size and rpening In succession from the middle oG
August to November. Catawba grape vines, a variety
that takes the lead for the table for wne OF all
others: r. X. Eliot says that II brings or three
Cents more per pound IN the Cleveland market than
any other kind. Also the Hudson straw berry, the
kind culti for market around Cincinnati.
RayennR, March 5, ls57-2t. ...
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NOIice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm OF
Iv A Baird 4 Co.. Of Ravenna, Ohio, is Dissolved,
10 eonsequencf Of the death of Dewey, junior part
ner. The business Gf the Arm will be settled by r
Baird who will asO continue the Iewslry trade as for
merg In Aliens Block. asvenna, Nov. 1, 1856.
Z Dec. 10, Is56-tf Gff4 = fzZ.7 = = : f
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Leather.

THE subscribers have opened in counec-
iion with their Furniture Rooms, the best assert-
ment OF Leather ever offered for sale in this place,
consisting Of Sole leather French Calf Kip MorroC-
Goes Of all kinds also general assortment Of shoe
andinds Their stock has been selected with care In
the eastern markets to enable them TO soil
prices.
Persons wishiagto purchase, will please call before
uiihg elsewhere. I.& J. VANCE.
n. b. All kinds OF Furniture, Looking Glasses, Pic
lures and Frames constantly on hand ut low prices
: No. z. Phenix Block. Rnv.-Jan. ], 1856.
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CLEVELAND & MAHoMNG RAILROAD
Those Of our readers residing along the
line Of the Cleveland g. MahoDing Railroad,
will observe that change has taken place
in the arrivals and departures of the trains
on that road, at the respective stations.
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LuTHER DAY. E. p. TAYLOR. ). D. HoRToE,
DAY, TAYLOR 4 HORTON,
ATTchxrvs AT Law. Once In tho Court House,
Easenna, 0hic. tFeb. u, lss6-ly
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portage COUNTY TEACHERS Elk.
AMlNATlON,-Ane exanlination will be held at the
Town Hall, In Ravenna, on Saturday, the 7th DAY o.
March next. 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ~
BY order efthe Heard. J. O. HART. See. (
Fsyenna, February %, Is5z-et. p
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"csaEs IN LIKE LION And GOES OUT LIKE
a LAMB. The first part Of this old saying
In regard 10 March was verified BY the
weather on Sunday last. The day opened
hneiy, With bright bot ftful CLEANS Of sun
shine during the forenoon. In the afternoon
,he rky became darkened with heavy clouds,
oRd 10 short time snow commenced falling
briskly. The ceremonies" wound up with
!. o hurricane, which commenced about four
o'clock and tasted until Monday morning.
Since then the weather has become some.
vhat nilder. and gives promise that the
svemait'ing portion OF the adage may be veri.
hed, aad that Murch will ego out like
lamb.
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REMOVAL OF THE Posr OTFIcE AT FRAxK.
LiN.-We learn that the Post master at
Franklin, Mr.. ANDERSON, has removed the
Post Office from ito former location to room
in the upper village.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
: EocAI. AND PERSONAL.


A sETrExnEEf, WAETED.-The under.
signed IL desirous 10 ssllls his old accounts
with subscribers. his boN nearly six month.
since the Tornrsion Or the partnership with
Mr.. SOhERvIrLt, and yet not one half Of the
s@ount aseruine on advertising. subscrip.
'iiou end job wotk, before that time, has been
paid. These old accounts mHsf be settled,
-.x. !; ALfHosso HART.
JMfaOyENEsr tn PHGEIx DLock. Our
: sFeaders win remember that when we an.
nosneed 10 the columns OF the Ssaiiae tha,
!. "ROwell & Writer'S corner had found a
purchaser, in the person OF Mr.. HAzEE, we
y expressed the hope that some enIerprisibe
person would ere long infuse into IL some Of
its former business like appearance. The
hope thus expressed is 10 fair way OF being
reali1ed. Some two weeks ago, Mr.. Hnzen
ssIa the property to the Exchange Mer.
=. chants, Messrs RORrxsOS, KING g. Co., who
=: are now milking great changes in the build.
I. ing. The portion Of the building fronting
on Main street will be divided; one division
VIII be occupied by the Exchsdge Office, and
the ether will De rented as store. An open
front, similar to that on Main street, is to be
: made on Chestnut street, and that portion Of
The building divided into three rooms for
stores. running east and west. The pro.
: tsiosors hsve L in contemplation to convert
tAetaird story into large ball. for the pur.
pose Of giving better facilities to the fire..
quenters Of concerts, balls, etc., than the
town at present affords.
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TaE PORTAGE CouNrY BIBLE SocrErY.
The snnual meeting Of this society was held
at the Methodist Episcopal church, on
Wednesday last. The customary business
was trsnsacied in the morning. and ia the
afternoon the religious exercises are said to
have been Of highly impressive and eieva.
ting character. The aifairs Of the society
appear to be in healthy state, although the
report says much less has been done in the
county than the importance Of the cause de.
mands. We are informed that the different
publications, which are circulated through
che sgeacy Of this society. can hereafter be
fonnd at the Rayenna Book Store, where all
those having business connected with il, are
requested 70 call, The officers for the eu-
suing year are: GkEEkBuRY KExNE, Presi.
dent; DR.. THos. EARL, DR.. p. BARRox, J.
PoRTER, Vice Presidents; Rev. G. w.,
'CLARK, Secretary; |. SwIFr, Treasurer,
and JoHs H. EBBESr, Auditor.
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Coal Mail. Exp.
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HARPER's WEEKLY win appear every s1rvlpks.
morning, and will be sold at FIVE cEsTs pefy.
will be mailed to subscribers at the following falsa
payment being invariably required In advance. n.
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Crist;.Slor:.'s Hair Dye |.

March S, 1as7-sI ss m 4 % sO5m.
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noticing it editorially.
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Ills course is not strai git. How could
it be, since it is doubtful whctliaessat this
period he secs a! alfaf His desire is to
jearney unnoticed. limo ono notices HIM
|ssse gladIypasscs by them. He is very ILL.,
Ue cannot stay to bite.2 II, nevertheless,
any thing. opposes his progress. he will by
Impulse, snap-as man in siminr state
emig ght striko--andstell tie person. TO get
out of the way. He may take his road
across a field in which there is flock of
sheep. Could these creatures only make
room for him, and stand motionlcss, the
dog would pass OH and leave them behind
uninjurcd. But they begin to run: and at
the sound the dog spricks up. Ills entire
aspect changes. Rage takes possession Of
him. What made that n6ise ? lie pur
sues it with all 1.-The energy Of madness.
lie flies at one, Then at another. lie does
not manglc, nor is his bite, simply consider
ed, terrible. He cannot pause to tear the
creature he has caught. Ue- snaps, and
then rushcs onward, till, fairly exhausted
and unable longer to follow, he sinks down,
and tho sheep pass forward to be no moro
molcsted. He may have bitten twenty or
thirty in bis mad onslaught, and would
have worried more had his strength lasted +,
for the furor Of madness then had posses
sion ofhim.
He may be slain while on these sscxcur-
sions; but if he escapes he returns home
and seeks the darkness and quiet of his for
mer abode. His thirst increases, but with
it comes the swelling of the throat. IIc
will plunge his head into thewater, SO rev.
enous in his desire but not drop Of ',the
liquid can lie swallow, though its surface is
covcredswith bubbles in consequent of the
effort he makes to gulp the smallest guam
tity. The throat is enlarged to that extent
which will permit nothing to pass. lie is
the victim of the most horrible inflammation
Of the stomach, and the most intense infla-
nation Of the bowels.
His state Of suffering is most pi,able.
He has lost all sefreiancc; even feeling is
gone. lie flies at and pulls to pieces any
thing that is within his reaeh.. One ami
NAL in this condition, being confined near
fire, flew at the burning mass, pulled out
the live Goals, and in his fury scrunclcd
them. He emits the most liideous cries.
The noise he makes is nccssaut and pseu-
liar. 1t begins as bark, which sound
being loo torturing to be continued, is
quickly changed t6 a howl, which is sud :
denly cut short in the middle; and SO the
poor wretch at last falls, fairly worn out by
his. terrible disease.
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.sThe Old, Old story"


Summer moopl,eams sefsly Playing
Light the woods of Castle Keep;
And there I see maiden Jtraying.
A. Where tho darkest shadows creep.
She is lstcning-meekly, purely,
To the wooer at her side;
'Tis the cold. old story" surely,
Running on like time and tide.
Maiden fair, OH! have care;
Vows arc mnny-truth is rare.
lie is courtly, she is simple
fordly douLlet speaks his lot;
She is wearing hood and wimpIe-
His the castle, hers the cot.
Swcetcr far she deems his whisper
Than the night-birI's dulcct trill
She is smiiing-hc beguiling-
'Tis the cold, old story" still.
Maiden fair, oh! have care;
Vows re many-truth is rare.
The autumn sun is quickly going
Behind tho woods of Castle Keep;
The air is chill, the night wind blowing,
And there l see maiden weep.
Her checks nre white, her Brow is nclIing-
The cold, old story" sad and brief;
OF heart betrayed, and left, nigh breaking,
In mute despair and lonely grief
Mnidens fair, oh! have n care;
Vows are many-trutl, is rare.
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Tooth Washes.

On this subject the American 4 Aoricultu,
ralist givethe following chapter of history {:
Several years since, while - work ut the
chemical laboratory, MAJ. brought lis a
little vial holding Il half ounce, and bearing
the following or a similar label:
: ."Tooth Wash-warrapted to remove all
dark color, &c, &c, from the teeth immc-
diatcly, and give them pcarly wbitencss.
1t preserves the teeth from decay, renders
the breath sweet, prevents tartar from form
ing upon them, and being carried into the
stomach, thus improves the general. health
OF the system. A single vial will last for
years. Price only % cents"
We examined this valuable affair and
found it to consist only of water, with u
little common mnriatic acid, (hydro-chloric
ac'd) Its only action upon. the teeth was
to dissolve off portion Of their surface,
which of course removed tile dark coating.
Ihecontinued use Of this wash would soon
entirely eat away the teeth and DESTROY
them. We estimated, the cost Of. barrel
full Of this wash to be about 75'cents, and
that this would fill about 1900 of the 25
cent Slnis, at cost of about one cent for
one hundred vials full. The cost of the vials
including the labels and filling, was about
one and quarter cents each. This tooth
wash peddler offered lis shining gold ca
gle to tell him'how 10 make it, (Which of
course We declined doing,) "for," said hc' ii
pay SIS hundred for these vials, and sell
thousands of them, and aim now going to
the New York State Fair and can sell them
like hot: cakes to the green country chaps.
Last year | made over 800 selling this
same wash at one fair, and want to make
it7nyself" We told him how Injurious It
was To the teeth, .and he left us. We heard
no more OF him till few. days since we
met him at one of our Southern State Fairs
driving brisk business. Ho :had aSboy
on on a.stpo5s9ssese hi.p and was perfmming
Rs aeptal Operations, fST,i5eeutal. rather}
upon dark eoldted ,setaf HaM and show
ingto wondering crowd 'rhs black tooth
by the side of HAT white one, made So. by
this incdfhparable tooth wash.p A dozen
or more of the mbitiouscrowdsimmediately
walked up !andgaid their quarters and car
ried home the prize. We steppsd.up to,the
peddlek and reminded him of onr former
sremonstrances; but he replied, "it pays too
well togi9e up the business make 81 500
year clear, and pay $50 a year TO the
State for the privilege Of selling. A hun
dred Others are selling it all over tho coun-
try. got it for $40 hundred after telling
discriminating how cheaply you said t
could be madew
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"TnE WELSH NIaurISoALE."---Th
young lady who has created such sensa.
ton in Great Britain as the "Wclsll Night
ingale, we alude 10 Mrs. f. +. Williams,
-is now enroute, we learn from private
letter from London friend, Tor New York.
She left Liverpool. ia ths 9th instant, in the
Europa, which steamer a61 be due tomors
row or the nextday. There is quite strife,
we understand, among Vie various managers
Of onnplaces Of public amusement to oct
holdof this recherche novelty. Boston bas
sent 90 onsog ssWo representatives, and they
await her coming with great anxiety, WE
think, though, thst New York isatRse too
enterprising to permit The, Madasn 4thens,
to carry her on ia that lnannss. Nh. VIII
liams ismhats they term q character" siiiiy.
er' of no. common ability; tbat.is, she enacts
very peculiar parts in.pieces written express
y for herself, And in those parts she veealis-
es in accordance With sfbe drafhhtic chGfac-
ter Of each :-S-Asap If ~, Weish girl,
an English peasant ia Scotch lassiA
her songs and jmpefson ations are said te.be
wonderful in. their seryseipb bianca, apd dsexS
eeseingly interesting. H ID ippoSbis IL
fspoy that i. .can ba No sane IND
then We Ranst Yenssu hils sus&axe'
q bost Of Irish ssn ses oIE tsEs. Me-
ayss peseTs isalis q y fled5 .1 s5ssea1sl
ss seselsgA fS,r6se!s sea Ysish ases:
Izefs Thames q teas,a prolasaj onsl{p
nj gsnsf Sha ~ sslf aloa
hays - issnoss ssslt s "a
w9edp aesat
&
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Ssf8RAffSa.TuE SYKES IN scuoo

:. SEF3RAfiRs:THE Sexes IN School,
On .thispoint Mr. Stowe, a celebrated Glass-
gov teacher, used the following language
"fhe youth Of both sexes of our Scottish
peasaptry, have been edlcateas together {;
and, as whole, the Scotch. are. the most
moral people op1he.earth. Eauassion n
Esg@d is given sepas and we never
have beard fsofnN praetfcM maf tbafc anv
Sepshs s. stfseni.. from this arranSen,ant
's9ns ttsl iaaiyfduals there mourn
2yesag |tis poinss ssaIn Dublin
aStates gfss turned out badiy
who mud 6eeas educatsd alone until tbay
.nttaned she ags of .InasF1y tbua Of .hoss
Mho we're esbefwise brought upE.alfe. sena,
vatieR;of tlekQEes has6een found te be in.
5.srioas we repeat that it isimpossibie
20 raiser the. girls as high intellectually
;with9nt boys as With them--and tits I'M I'M.
pds.its % n.Haiseboy materiall ysshish with,
eutsgSlss Naesgirls inafsB sakaSas the
hsss 6ds tbs 81 S; slesate
elsesS - eaiFDss 4 thela,
ss aeTsll a;aS sus 81 sssspss
!! is! IS sss Asa esapalIy on
aly nsesai saod 7i,ays
with IEe. gitis {; are
aAsfs }s@y q sill lsi;as hy5 ii,s softan.
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