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SrEuBEN FESTIVAL AT BALTIMORE. This great festiva
OFF yesterday and from the accounts which reached
in the Baltimore papers Of last evening, it must have
been an imposing spectacle The procession esma
ted to contain from to eight thousand persons
comprising the several German associations of that city
and various military companies who marched with ban
ners, music, &c. to the festival grounds, where tent
had been erected leo feet long and 80 feet WIDE and
dinner served to two thousand persons A most in
teresting feature in the procession large plaster
bust of General Steuben about five feet in height and
executed in the atelier of Mr. A. Hoffman Is is in
deed beautiful work of art and exqusitely draped
and was borne upon q car prepared expressly fol
that purpose. The workmen employed in the piano
factories of Messrs Knabe & Company and Mcssrs
VIM Cache s. Co appeared in line with flags composed
entirely of shavings, ingenously wrought Another
novel feature The German bakers of Baltimore III
their uniform of office. They carried the identical FLAG
which first unurled by them the occasion of the
celebration attendant upon the laying of the foundation
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad the 2lst of Feb
ruary, 1928.
After arriving upon the ground several orations were
delivered preceded however, by thirty singing
socaons and the several bands singing and playing the
great German hymn, "a Strong Castle is Lord in
which the vast assembage joined In this demonstration
the Germans of Baltimore have done themselves great
credit and evnccd that tEay partakc in the patriotic
emotions which have been exhibited by their fellow
oountrymen in other parts of land
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TIME UNION ACADEMY. -The exercises of this
Il wekpown Insulation will be resumed the Let Scptem-
Der, 1888 u. RICHARDS, Principal
July Blind
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1NHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.-The Princi-
pal Mrs RICHARDS, gives
Institution VIII be Resumed the LIST Of September 1855
July 3I-1Ind
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wanted TO cut stone for the Bridge Hartford conn
", Maryland, 10 whom liberal wages viii be paid
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A Lii THE NEW BOOKS OF THE DAY re-
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for sale in Washington at the publishers lowest prices
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CT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No. 40S, 18th street. be-
~ tween and streets Washington, d. G. DIR L. Draper prin
cipa
This School viii the first Monday September
further particulars OF the Principal
the first Of September Of Rev L. O. s. Walron
Church. Aug. "a
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-02
DIR. DELLENRAUGH'S
November Appointments.

DR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully in.
~ forms the citizens OF Portage, Stark and I'rumbul
counties and the surrounding Countrv. that he will
remain IN the following lacts. All rersons affected
with an' complaint al Chronic nature are invited
10 call for Gratuitgus consultation.
TRUMBULL Co.-Warren, GaskiIl House, Dee. Z.
NlIes Hotel, IS lUtl
Hubbard Hotel, " eGth
a GiTara Hotel, I3h
PORTAGE Co.-Garreitsville, Norton House Dee q
' Palmyra, Lewis House. Dec 90
Ravenna, Collins House, Now 90
SUMMIT CO. - Akron, Empiae House, Dec. o.
Chronic clmpk ints Of the oldest and most obstinate
character. He uses no murcurial preparations, aud
on'y medicines that are purely vegetable
DR.. d.. of Cleveland, is the son of tho celebrated
DR.. Dellenbaugh, late CT Georgetown. who so sue
cestfuy treated and prescribed for 267 GOO patients
curing e6 years practice in this State.
All diseases pertaining To Women and Children
Where Dr. D.. prescrbes fur patients, his charges
Will be satisfactory. There lis no one in George
towR practcing on the DellenEaugh ystem.
n. b. DR.. ID. speaks Che German language.
About Two years ago my general health became so
much impaired, and In short time there was an
eruption made It's appearance on m! face and body
assuming the very worst type ofskn disease ESQ
ed by the Drs.) My husband being ply scian tried
different remedies, but availcd nothing. then an
piled to other eminent physicians, but got no relief
BY this time my head and face was macs Of sores
heard OF DR.. DIS great success In treating chronic
diseases OF the skin. applied tn him, and in less
than three months he bad tho erupion removed M ID
that now enjoy good health. In conclusion won Id
sSy these suffering from like diseases should apply TO
VI; Delich1aush' MRS. A. FoGEE.
Cleveland, April Ist 1858. nov 4Is.
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THE undersigned now offers his farm for
sale, which is situated In the north part Of Brim.
nelo township, Portage county, aud contains IFS
10 The township, and is well watered With springs and
wells. There are 9S acres of timber upon II, mostly
OAK, 80 and 40 feet barn, comfortable Frame
house, ana good young orchard, mostly graIte,i
fruit. The location 10 pleasant and healthy
ent 70 good schools, and bat miles from Franklin
Mis, which is considered as good wheat mark et a.
Akron. Price, $50 per acre. - - A',' " -
Enqnife OF John Busbong, near the place. or Of the
subscriber, ono mile south or the centre Of
Summit county. CYRljS AnHMSe'
November Z, leSe-3m
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1869.
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY for The Ladies
VI and Gtntlcncn.-O Our stock Of Cloves and Ho.
siery for Fall and Winter wear, embracing all the
LhtIclt kinds and 81, les TO found In the Eastern
marSc all Of which be bought very low for caSh
or ready ray,st COFFIN g. PINNEY,S,
Sept. 80, ie59. No, !, Phen;x Block.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF w
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarscncss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump.,
tion, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nr.
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country alounds in persons pub
hcly known. who have Gecn restored from alarming
and even ven desperate diseases of the lungs by its
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdotc to employ
for the distressing ard dangerous affections of tho
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and Lecn discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be FORGOTTEN.
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no KLaVaIGS.
New Tailoring establishments.

THE subscriber would respectfully in
i form the citizens Of Ravenna aud the public In
general, that ho has opened shop on Main street 1,
directly opposite tire Prentss House, where be may
ee iound at all tnes, ready and willing TO accommo
date all WHO may favor him with their patronage.
Having worked ten years in some of the best Tail.
oring establishments In New York city, he 1atters
himse tSa he suit the most astidious in regard
to style and work maDship. EFCuzTIKa done to
order. All work warranted. z Prices TO SUIT Tas
TINES. May 20-Iyl Us. WALKER,
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FORp'S
GALLERY Op Art.
%
Frank Ford, Artist,

MOULD take this opportunity to return
w his sincere thanks TO the people Of Portage
county and vicinity fof their very liberal patronage,
during the time he has been In Ravenna.
His large hcrease OF busln ID the strongest egis
dence TO him that his enorts 70 produce the bes ple-
lures known to the Photographic Art duly appre.
has recently put In u NEW LIGHT, making IL the
largest and beat light in this section of the country,
and has also purchased a large and superior
INSTRUMENT!
OF LATE AND IAPRovEp MARuFAcTuRE. being the best
ever used Ia this place. He will assure all that no
pains or expense will be spared 10 Keep pace with
every real tnnroS ement so that he may not only
merit cohiiGuRnce sbut an increase of phtionsge.
FORD9S, AAlBRO1sYPESs
Having practccd this branch of the art ever since
lis frat introdueton into Ohio three years ago. he is
ronndent that the manner in which he finishes his Am
broiIpes for durability brillianc! and TuIhulness-
FORD'S PHOTOGRAPHS. Fl
PORfAlTs and Vlrws, both large AID small, are ac-
Enowledged BY al artists and Judges TO DO equal to
FORD'S MELAINOTYPEs
nre Just The Thing for Loekets, Pins, Rings, They
sre made on thiI shcet iron, can be sent BY mail
FORD'S DAGUERREOTYPEs,
Any one In want of one of those old fashioned Da-
guerfeotypes obtain at Fords, which will be
FORD's STEREosCoPE PORTRAITS
are admired by oil who see them, aud pronounced
ahead Of anything yet.
FoRp's CoPlEs OF OLD DAGUERREoTYPEs
AND AMDRoTyPEs, of any size, from The smallest min!
iature to life size, and flashed In India lnk, Oil, or
Water Colors, are us good as portraits from life.
vi ? Portraits Of lhvalids und Deceased Persons,
and Views, taken In any part the country, on short
notice.
Bring on these little oneS ere the Jua is nipped.
Every style OF Photographic picture which lhe art
c0n produce that is made by any artist who takes his
npoh his WORK, win be done al Ford's in
the Lest Possible manner to insure LURlBlLl1Y,
beauty Of finish, and truthiulIlees Of expression.
IL Prices as low as at amy Caller, where good
work is done; but he will hot attempt 10 compete in
hat respect with irresponsible travelling conccrDs,
who arc Obliged 10 sell their work for mere pit.
srce, on account OF lie iHferiority.
u r GALlkhY In SeymouT's BleCk, North side Of
he Square, Ravenna,O.
Aug. I9, lS5S-ly. fe..
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p EMOVAL.--R. A. BAIRD has. .remov.
lU cd bis Jewelry Store TO the new ro0ms I'm w,t,.
building, one door west Of the Drug Store. Haviss
atted up and added largely to my stock am prepays
eholsale or retail, at lowest prices, Csiiin. -
Rayepna Dec, 10, 1ee7,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11

To CURE THE APPETITE FOR ToBAc
oO.--A clergyman who for many year
was addicted to the chewing and smoking
Of tobacco, but who has entirely abStainsd
from tie weed for over thirty years, com.
municates to the Independent the method
Of cure which be adopted. We copy IT,
hoping it will prove efectusl in many
other cases.
4 bad q deep well Of very cool water.
and whenever the evil appetite craved in
diligence, l rescrted Immediately to fresh
drawn water. Of this l drank what l
desired, and then continued th hold water
in my mouth, throwing out and taking in
successive moushfulls, unsil the craving
ceased, By + faithful adhsrencn to this
practice for about month, I Wds cured: !:
and from that time to this have been as
from any appetite for tobacco as a nur
sing infant. I loathe the use of the weed
iu any form, far more than did before |
habits Of indulgence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11
MangIed bya Moving Machine.

Mr. John D Jones, a substantial farmer
10 Palmyra, Portage county, was badly
injured, and perhaps fatally, by moving
machine last week. A son Of Mr. Jones'
was managing the machine, and accord
ing to the Democrat, the accident occurred
as follows:
The machine had been stopped for the
purpose Of exchanging q colt, which they
had been working 10 the team attached to
the machine. for a steadier animal. When
everything bad been adjusted, Mr. lone.
stepped aside, saying 10 his son to drive
.ou. The team was started, but Mr.. J.
bad not stepped quite out of reach Of the
machine, aud was caught BY the foot, by
the shoe at the end Of the cutter bar, and
tipped down in front Of the machine
Before :he team could be stopped. the lex
that was caught was broken Just slows
the ankle, and the calf of the ieg badly cut
and torn, and one Of the arms Of the uUfos-
tunste mau cut up badly. Mr Jones is
some seventy yssls Of age. and bis injuries
are Of such a nature that bis recovery is
very doubtful. On Monday il was thought
thai tue injured limb would have to 10
amputated.
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The Heir Of WashIngtOn Sell
Ing his Bones.

There Is q report that Mr.. jobs A
Washington designs To remove the re-
mains Of The Fa ber Of his County from
Mount vernon. precious to the tOansfsr q
the property to the ladies Of the Mount
Vernon Association. We are prepared for
any manifestation Of msanne@ upon the
part Of that individual. After the cane
speculation, and the S1borbitant demands
be has made upon the patriotic ussOcia-
ton, weSIe ready to believe shat be
would even sell the bones Of bis iluslrious
ancestor to soma curious anAtomit. The
chief object Of the proposed purchase Is to
secure the tomb Of Washington from iDju-
ny. Moubt Vernon is OF little inteasst
to the association without it.-PGRadel,
phia Erening Journal