The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-19
SENTINEL.
LoUAn AND PERsoNAE.
~REMoVAL.-The Por-
tade SntisasI Office win be re-
moved to-day to No. s Phoenix
Block, third story, and directly
over Hatchs Drug Store.

mOVeu lO~udy w ANV' uODhiA
Block, third story, and directly |
over Hatchs Drug Store.
THANKSGIVING PROcLAMATIoS.-In ac.
cofdanee with a venerable usage, and in |
cOmpliancs with just public sentiment, we
invite the people of franklin Mills, and vi /
cinity, to unite with US on. the evening OF
Thursday, the 26th day OF the present month |
of November, to give thahks at the FRANK.
LIN ExoHANes. ot Fraskjin Mills.
To the people OF the State Of Ohio, who
have Elected Democratic Legislature, and
WIPED OUT 10000 Republican Majority.--
To the Qpakers of Pennsylvania. To the
voters IN New York, who have revolution
lied the Stute, and annihilnted 10000 Re.
publican Majority and given glorious Dem.
ocratic gain Of $4,000. To the Democracy
of New Jersey for their gallant fight and
victory. To the hosts Of Democrats in that
sew State OF Minnesota, who give to our
National Councils three Democratic Repre-
sentatives qnd two Democratic Senator's,
To the noble Democracy of California,
proud in the ehoce Of a Buckeye Cover npr,
John B. WelleF, by a plurality of 1900
votes.
COMMITTEES:
/. Haight, H. g. Bradley, jas. Wood.
ward, J. w. Gone, M. Parsons, Col. F.
RumrilI, Gen. E. B. Tyler, Ravenna; VIM.
Kelso, Brimfeld; J. L'Hommedieu, Cuyaho.
90 Falls. .sg.
By the above, it will be seen that our
friends of franklin intend observing Thanks.
giving evening in an appropriate manner!
We understand that ample arr -ngements are
being made fer he enjoymen, Of those who
may be present. After thanks have been
given over a supper which "mine host" of
the Exchange only knows how 10 get up,
vIsros's Brass and Cotillion Band will fur.
hish music for those who wish
nTo chase the houls as they 60, .
On the light fantastic toe."
THIEVES ABouT.-~On Monday evening Of
last, some person or persons unknown visl'
ted the premises of Mr.. BENJAMIN BUNTs,
about one and half miles west of this
Village, and made quite free with some
clothes which had been washed the day
previous and were left out to dry. This is
the season Of the year when precautions, in
and about their premises, must be used by
housekeepers. ...
PETERsoN'S MAsAzINE.-This popular
Lody's Magazine, will be greatly improved
for 1858, Mrs. Ann Stevens, Mrs. E. D. E.
N. Sou,hworth, and oil tho best writer's,
will contribute regularly. It's fashions are
always the lutest and pre:test; its steel en-
cravings magnificent, i,s pat,ers foF the ta'
BILE work, It's household receipts, &C., al
mos. coiuu,less. Tke price is but two dbl
lars d year, or dollar leas than magazines
OF its class. 1t IS the Magazine for the
times. To clubs it is cheaper still; viz: three
copies for &5. or eight for $io; with splen
dill premium to the person getting UP, the
club. Specimens sent gratis. Address
CHAstEs ]. PE-rasoN, 300 Oh, s'hu, Street.
Philadelphia.
"NoTHlNG To WEAR !"--Howeyer appli.
cable this expression may b" to other 'culi-
ties, it surely looses force when oPpi<d to
this community, for not only is there an
abundance to wear, bGi at eheaper rates
,hnR heretofore.
Then call at Pox's Store, and say, il you daro,
Admirers OF fasii,n, ''you've nothing to wear"
RAfENNA Book BINDERY.-We invite
the attention of our readers to the advertise.
ment OF H. A. CLARKE in anothrr column.
Mr.. Clarke, besides being young man OF
energy and enterprise. is an excellent work
man in all the departments o! his profession.
THANKsGrvlNs SERVICES. REV. J. C.
llAh%, will deliver the Thanksgiving Ser
mon at the Methodist Episcopal Church, at
lo3 o'clock, on Thursday next.
FIRk.-We learn that the Grocery Of G.
s. S.oAN, q short distance east of the vii,
loge. on the canal, was burned on Monday
evening.
QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE PORTAGE
County TEMPERANCE ALLrAEcEs HELD AT
GARRETTsvInLE. - Gentlemen's meeting
called to order at half past ten O'clock, by
the President, o. w. Strong
PRAYER, by Rev. J. 8. Graves.
Proceedings Of the last meeting read ant
approved, after which the, President nance
the following persons for the several com
mitt9es, viz: on Resoluiions-George San
ford, w. B. Goodrich, Rev. J. 3. Graves
AlyiR Smith, and Thomas Brigden.
On Business Rev. G. G. Baker and L
C. Rouse, james StowelI and Sylveste
Reid.
On place of next meeting, G. Curtis
Seymour Strong, ard Leman Ferry.
Reports from the townships Of the coun
ty, one half Of which were represented
with one or two exceptions, may be truth
fully expressed, viz: nothing has been don
and thai we'll done, since the last Eneetin
Or tho Alliance.
ArTEkEooN SESSION.
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Alliance met tC
psthsr and opened with prayer by Rev. ]
e. Rouse.
Listened to beautiful essay from Mr.
Sanford, the President of the Ladies All
ance, written by Mrs. Helen E. BOstwicl
after which the Rev. ]. D, Norton entel
tanned the meeting BY an addfess, in whie
the friends Of temperance were eafnest
encouraged to persevere In the good caus