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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-02
SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. II. TUBBS.
III be In attendance as follows:

viii be In attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Thursday and Friday,
forenoon, Sep. l6 and IL.
Akron, Empire House, Wednesday, Sep.lj.
Cleveland, American House, Aug. ~ and 30:
For consultation upon all diseases OF tn9 lnroat;
Lungs. Hcart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, nervous;
ness Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits Impurities of the Btood EruptiOns, Can
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints, both cXternaland tnterhai.
For some ten years Ur. L. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual
source within reach. In no case are mineral or Our
er posORs empio yed does he make sick to make
peLl, or tear dO0n to build up again. inc mcdclnes
can be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue win
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Hundreds
physicians had given up all hope, the indispulable
evidence of which always be furnished. lnVa-
lids, however reduced or despairing, are invited to
CALL and may be assured that no encouragement Will
ing prospect Of recovery.
Fremont, Sandusky Co., May, 1888.
DR.. TuBBs-Dear Sir: Hoping to assist you in
the good work you are doing, and at the same time
to cheer and benefit desponding inyalids, give the
swelling on the side Of her neck. We promptly re-
stored 10 treatment but its growth was not arrested.
Other means were tried repeatedly and almost un,
until March, 1855, when II projected beyond inc iace
constituting n defornity. Huvirg given the best
physicians in the county nearly three years trlal,
and ali this time becoming worse, she was entirely
discouraged, and it was only by the persuasion OF
friends that she called on you at this time. AMER
was noticeable, which went on until the tuner was
entirely removed, and her general health fully re-
red. For two years past her health has been ex,
celent' and not symptom Of seroi"iS n manes'eo
tself. Yours, WIN muGn TesbeGti,
ANOTHER Miss Martha Eaton (now Mrs
iBright) Of New Sewicley,: Beaver Co., Pa.--case
very similar to the ab0ve-was cured several years
ago. Has since married, but not trace OF the dis
is discoverable upon herself or child Dotn en-
| loving hne health.
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When 1t is noon at New York 1t is fifty
five minutes past o'clock in the afternoon
at London; so that dispatch sent at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon, provided it were
transmitted instantaneonsly, would reach
New York at four minutes past IL O'Clock.
The difference Of time between the ex.
treme east and west points OF the United
States is hours, SO minutes. When it is
Monday at New York, 1t is 6 So, A. NJ,
Tuesday, at Tahiti, and between 12 and
A. M, Tuesday, at China. In the China
Sea, between Singapore and China, it is
midnight when it is noon ut New York.
The time at st. Johns, Newfoundland, is
1868, p. NJ, and the difference of time
between Trinity Bay and Valcntia Bay is
about 2 hours and 4S minutes.
STREET lMpRovEMENT.-JABEz H. LIEF.
FINawELL, Esq, our prese mt Street Commits.
sioner, has been doing good work during
the present season, in the way of improving
and beuutifying the streets Of the village
He does his work thoroughly and seems to
take pride in doing so, for which he is en-.
titled to the thanks Of an appreciative pub
lie.
RESIGNATION OF Mr.. TYLER.-We learn
that J. w. TYLER, Esq, has resigned his
position as Secretary of the Atlantic g.
Great Western Railroad Company, in order
to connect himself with John CroweIl, Esq,
of Cleveland, in the practice OF law.
ACCIDENT ON THE DELAwARE-Loss OF
LITE.-About half past twelve O'Clock yes
terday morning, a pleasure sail-boat, con-
tanning Messrs. r. ID. Hanna, John s. CIur-
ses and Edward G. O'Hngan, was run over
bp coal vessel, on the way to Richmond,
when off the Point House, and Mr.. o Hagan
was drowned. Messrs. Hanna and Clurges
were picked up by boat from the collier.
The deceased has q wife residing in Cleve.
land, Ohio, of which Stute he was native.
The body was not recovered PHILADELPHIA
Ledger Of Monday.
One of the gentlemen above referred to,
is our townsman, ROBERT D. HANNA.
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DIED..

At the residence OF Mr.. George Plum, in
Montua, at a quarter before o'clock. on
Saturday morning last, (Aug. 2sth,) Captain
SETH HARMON, one Of the early pioneers Of
Mantua, aged rs years, 5 months and days.
He had lived in Muntua, more that fifty
two years-was esteemed an honest man, a
kind neighbor and good Christian, and his
persevering industry done much toward
opening and improving that once SO heavily
wooded wilderness. ...
He leaves two brothers, several grand
children, and relatives, and many friends to
mourn his loss. COM.
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PfTTsBURG, Aug. 3O.-Flour-the sales
amount to 275 bbls. from store at $3.50 for
supertinc, 1915 for extra, and $5,S7@$6
for extra family. We have no sales from
first hands to report. Grain-300 bush. oats
at 42c. from canal, aud 200 bush. do. from
store at 45c. Hay-4 loads from scales at
$l0,@l2 u ton, and two loads of Straw at
$S. Cneese-Sales 10 boxes w. r. a,
7@7Ic ~ 1b.
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Attachment Notice.

S. L, Wadsworth,) Before 1. w. Enos, Justice of the
VS. Peace OF Ravenna township, Por-
C.S Redfeld. } tage county. Ohio.
THE defendant is hereby notified that on
tho 18th day of August 1885, an attachment was issu
ed by caid Justice n said case, for $s4 90 and COSTS
Ing October 9th, 1858, at 10 o'clock, "A. N.
MICHAEL STUART.
PLAINTIFF. Atty,
Ravcnna, Sept. list, 1s5s.-Sept. 2d-3W"
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10 all whom it may Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
lN term OF the Court of Common Pleas Of the coun-
ty of Portage and State of Ohio, Ciarssa Robinson
and Alfred Robinson, her husband, in her behalf will
apply to said court for the redemption Of certain
parcel of land sold for taxes at the tax sale
on tho I2th and 18th days of December, A. D., 1896,
by the Auditor of Portage county to John Campbell,
for the sun of n cents and mills, which tract or
parcel OF land at the sale thereof, described as
follows on the Tax Duplicate, TO wit:
Beard, Clarrissa; H., :; T., 5; Lot l0j PART part
Acres, 50; Vauc including buildings 1863; State Tax
90 6; County Tax, 1915 School Tax, O5..; Total Tax
67 O-Tax ofIS2J. Sold to John Campell fer -
And in the record Of Sales for Taxes ut that timc,
as follows, viz:
Residents proprictors, Beard Clarissa; R. :; T., $;
Lot, 10; Pract Part; Part of Lot Tract,7; Acres
and rates delinquent, 3D. Sd, So; Tax interest and in
terest penalties, 772 Years for which tereSt
and penalty are due, 1925; Acres sold, 59 TO whom
sold, John Campbell. Certificate assigned to Seth
Harmon, and decided to him By order of Court, July
12th, $780,,
Said land being in the township Of Hiram, IN said
county. Dated this 18th day OF August, 1873.
CLARlSSA ROBINSON,
ALFRED ROBINSON,
Aug lO-6w* BY Phelps " Thrashcr, their Att'ys.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3O.-Trade this morn
ing was perfectly fiat. On Change buyers
and sellers were apart as usual. Holders oI
red Wheat asked $l,Os@l,lO. Buyers are
Indifferent at $l,05.
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THE MARKETS.
New York Market.

New YORK, AUG. 3O.-Flour heavy; TO-.
500 bbls sold; sound state $4,S5@5. Wheat
has declined; $4,000 bush. sold; Southern
white $l,30@l,45; Western red $l,l7@l,-
20. Corn declining; $4,000 bush. sold;
mixed 68@S2c., and white 85c.
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NOtiCa tO Ruilders.

THE repairing of School House in sub-dis-
i trict No. g. shalersville Township, known as the
Inrmary District will be let to the lowest Yesponsi-
Bile bidder at said School House, on the llth DAY Of
! q 80 s, ARVIN WILSON,
ISAAC kASEON.
BuiIdiMg Committses
EhalevuysIle, Aug. 90, 1858 sept. 9-aW.
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TrmE.-The following Time Indicator,
showing the difference of time between va.
riOus cities in this "great and gal-OrIOus
kedentery," will interest the curious. When
it is twelve O'Clock in New York city it is
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Legal Notice.
Aug. 10, 1853

Legal Notice.
TOHN w. WALKER, and Sally Walk
u cr, of the State of liLois, and Thomas sherman,
OF Iowa, are hereby notified that the 18th day OF
July, A. ID. 1858, Frederick " oodbridge fled his Pc
titi"n in the Court oG Common Pleas of The county
Of Portage and state of Ohio, hic /, still pending
the rein, against thcm and Lewis NJ Sherman, John
W. Sherman, Caroline Sherman, SaruhI. Sherman,
Aaron Nj. Sherman in his own right and AS Admins
traitor de bOnis OF Caleb Sherman, deceased, and
Amos Benedict, charging amongst other things, that
IN the lst day Of May, 1855, Caleb Sherman, since
deceased executed to said a!ntll his three several
nroissoy notes of that date for the sum o 1881 each
each payable before the 1st days Of May, 1858,
1859 AMI 1850, respectively, with annual interest,
and that on the same day, the said Caleb Sherman
and Sally Sherman, his wife, for tue purpose of
securing the payment OF said notes. executed and de-
livered tC the said pInti1 mortgage ofcctn lands
and tcnements situate and being parts lots No. and
8, in tho township OF Frank lin, county of Portage
and State of Ohio, particularly described in said pc
titon and that there is now due OF principal amt iL-
tcrest on said notes the sum OF 5000 AS, and ) the
interest thereon from May /, 1853.
The petition further al cges thlt sometime during
the year 1856, the said Caleb Sherman died, without
issue, and leaving sally sherman, his widow, who
has since htermarricd with the said John w. Walker;
that the said Sally sherman subsequently sold her
interest in said premises to the said Lewis M. Sher.
man, Caroline Sherman, Sarah /. Sherman, John
w. Sherman, Aaron NJ. Sherman and Thomas Sber-
man. the brothers and sisters OF said intcstate who
have since contracted to sell said premises to the
sau Amos Benedict, who is now i'll possession
thereof, and asks u judgment against the said
Aaron NJ. Sherman us Ad ministrator. dc 6onis non
of said Caleb Sherman, deceased, for said sum Of
$500 As and interest from the lst day of May 1885,
and in default Of the payment thereof within rea-
sonable time, that said mortgage premises be sold TO
pay the same, and ior such Other relief in the prcm
ses us may seem just and equitable.
Tho said John w. Walker, Sally Walker, and
Thomas Sherman are further notified that they are
required to answer said petition on or before the 18Th
day of September, A. d. 1885, the same will be ta
j. il. & II. C. RANNEY,
Attys for Plaintiff.
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OwenOwen's Estate,
To InVaIidS.

F YOU HAVE the Asthma, Phthisic,
i or Consumption;
If yoU HAVE the Liver Complaint or Dyspep.
Il If you HAVE the Gravel or Kidney Complaint;
IF YOU HAVE the Diabetes or Darrhea
IF YOU HAVE the Weakness peculiar to Fe-
If YOU HAVE the Skin Disease or flotches;
1T YOU HAVE the Scrofua or Salt Rheum;
If YOU HAVE the Neuralgia or st. Vitus's
Dance;
If You HAVE the Piles or a Costive Habit;
IF YOU HAVE the Erysipelas or Innamationj
IF YOU HAVE the Chill Fever or Ague;
IF YOU HAVE Cancer, Fever sore or Ulcer;
If you HAVE Sore Mouth or Sore Breast
IF YOU HAVE any Lingering Complaint, and
want to know exactly what ais you and want TO be
the system without any of those pains aud aches
which follow the of Mercury. II SO, call on DR..
SNYDER, over DR.. Swifls' Drug Store, Ravenna, o.
August Q6, le56~3m.
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o. 1t is admitted by all good
Judges that
H. i. DAY
keeps the Best Goods brought to
this market; it is also admitted
that he asks a little more for them
than others do who sell cheaper
goods. He would respectfully
inform his friends and customers
that good Goods always cost a
little more than poor ones. But
he wants it distinctly understood
that he can and will sell for
r E A d Y P A Y ,
the best quality of Goods as cheap
or cheaper than any other con-
Germ in Portage county, for proof
Of which he asks all in want Of
good Goods to call and examine.
III. l.. DAY.
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BUILDING STONE.

We also have opened large Quarry, and we are
prepared TO furnish every variety of hto:ecut In
the rough-for building purposes. Also
FENCE, STEP, and WELL STONE,
AND FLAGGING.
Persons wishing any thing in this line requested
to call ut our Yard. We have the
BEST OF WORKMEN,
Andare prepared to execute orders promptly.
Ravenna, Aug. 10, 155S-ly.
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What Everybody Wants
AIR-TIGHT FRUIT CANS, at whole
II sale or retail, at the

Notice.
WHEREAS, my wife, Eliza, has left my
w bed and board without just cause or provoca-
tfo this ID 10 notify all persons against harboriDg OF
tfussng hdF on my account, as will pay no debts oil
NO AMASA G. WILLIAMS
August ., lsss--aug. l2-sw+
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New Marble Works.
JOHN WAIT. T. NJ. JONES.
WAIT & JONES,

Dealers in FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,
and manufacturers OF fTOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS
and NIL kinds of Marble Work. Opp osite the Prentis
House, North side of Main street, RAVENSA, o.
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Agricultural Fair.

Agricultural Fair.
THE FAIR of the Agricultural Society
l. of Deeraeld, will be held on Saturday, the Istb
of September. A speaker will be procured to ad
dress tho Society on the OCCASION. We hope each
member will be in attendance at tho next meeting
OF the society the Isl Saturday of September next
by order of -
JOHN WEBER,
CIIAS. PARHAM,
1879 Mnhuycrs.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
AT Rapids, on the Oath ult., by Elder S.
Ingraham, Mr.. HENRY Coz. of Painesville,
o., to Miss LUCIA A. PRocroR.
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Sale Of Real E..
En1G,

NLOTHING. All persons in want OF
u Ready Made Clothing, can sayo from 25 to 80
per cent. py calling al the Cheap One Price store ln
0ar nai- Linen Drill do rs do. Marsailles
Vests Icoiors warrantedI at G2lc. Fine Linen do
Mt 62kc. Linen coats at 75c. cashmere pants,
cbeap Fine broad cloth coats from dol. TO 10 dol.
We have Vests of all grades, atlow prices. Gentle-
men, you will make a great mistake II You buy your
''O1De '0 = STREAToR, DAILY q co.
Ehalersyille. NAV IL. 1883. I 4@45
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS.-A large assort-
Ill ment, building Window Glass, all sizes, cheap,
ot F.A. CURTIS s. co.
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RAVENNA MARKET-SEprEM Q.

CORRECTED WEEKLY DY wHrTTLEsEY AND wADswoRTn
AND OTHER DEALERS IN THE ARTICLES NAMED.
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FAD PIPE, Bar Tin, Babbet Metal,
IL Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Spelter, row-bars:
Rubber Packing, Manila Eope, etc., etc., at
K. I. RICHARDSON'S,
Auoust 175St7. No 3. Phoenix Block.
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OHEEP Wiliamson's best
y Sheep Shears, a large lot just received and for
oIs chean Mt T.. #. RICHARDSON'S.
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TACKLE BLOCKS.-Hooks and Straps
4 ready for use and corLage to match, al manufac-
turers prices, nj +. A. CURTIS " 90.
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CHANGE OF TIAE.-On Monday lapt a
new Time Table went into operation on
the Cleveland g. Pittsburg Railroad. The
trains now leave Ravenna, as follows
Going Nofth--Accommodation, 900 A. M,
Mail, E46 P. M; Express, $40 T. M,
Going Eouth-Mail, l:45 P.M. I; Accommo-
dstion, 6:26 P. NJ. Express, ll:5o P. N.
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G'LANG 2:40 ON THE PLANK Road
Our young and vnterprsing neighbor, ROB
ERr B. WiTTER, is now prepared to accom-
modate his patrons with any thing in his
line OF business, from q common halter to q
finely finished set Of harness, on the most
favorable terms. He has large stock on
hand from which to select, and those who
patronize him will be sure to get better
article at a lower price than can be found
IN any shop in the country. Give him a
call, and our word for it, you will find him
accommodating, and altogether one of the
finest young men "that ever broke bread !!
SUPERIOR WoRK.-A few weeks ago, we
were shown by the senior member of the
firm of N. D. CLARK g. Co., trotting bug.
gy Of superior workmanship aud finish, man
ufactured by that firm, for gentleman ir
Tennessee. The buggy was made to Ordel
with Interpretation Of taking the premium
at the State Fair in Tennessee-without re-
gard to expense. 1t is light, but made il
the most durable manner possible, and orna
mented neatly and tastefully. The worl
reflects much credit upon the Messrs. Clarl
and their employees.
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previous day. Tho girl protested that II
could not b., for he died In Canada. Pre-
s,sting in denying her identity, Mr.. Ring
proceeded to Larch street where Peter My
srs, the father OF tho girl, was living, and
arousing him from bed, told him he would
like 10 70 down to the Jail and see his
daughter. On entering the cell, Mr.: Ring
held lamp in Myers face, and asked, 'Ju-
LA. who Il this ISN'T this your fatherf'
Tho girl Immediately began to talk vehe-
mently in French 70 her father, urging him
to disown her, in order 10 give plausibility
to her stories. and save her from punish
ment. The old man was greatly overcome,
and finally the girl melted into tears, and
acknowledged that he ,cas her father, but
excused her running away from him on the
grounds ofill treatment, andlmanifested very
little penitence. She insisted with great
pertinacity 10 the last, that her story about
the murder in Biddeford WIS strictly true :
but the public can judge how much credit
should be gwen to her assertions. The next
morning both her father and her mother Wis
tied her in Jail, and converslng q long time
in French, the girl seem ID deeply penitent
and much affected, and tho interview was
sad and touching.
On Wednesday the girl was taken to Au.
gusta and placed in the hospital, from which
place she will probably soon be released, rs
her insanity evidently requires different treat
ment from that administered by DR.. Har-
low.
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Light in a New Place.

The following from the Inaugural OF
Gov. II cks, of Maryland, who was, We
believe, elected by the American party OF
that State, is evidence ola returning sense
of reason in the South. II We are not
mistaken no voice has ever come up be.
fore this from any Southern magistrate
bearing testimony against that faithlcss
act-thc breaking down Of the Missouri
Compromise.
The people OF Maryland have always look.
ed with piide on their SHARE in the great
compromises of 1890 and of 1850. aud with
very different feelings on The Ra9rnni riold'
ton of those compromises, and thar de"rle.
lion by "de1gnin, men," IN 1857. The
name Of one0l Mlrylani's ab.es sJn, isever
associated with the Missouri Compromise.
which made u jest partitl'n Of tie common
territory bstws..n tln,ss States which main
tanned and th,~e which l,ad abolished the
in-titulion of domestic slavery, aud further
established the graf princIIlc that eicl, new
State added t. the Union must I've admitted
equal and Uvrrcigns Us all the rest aitliUul
condition or restriction, or limitation upon
tho right Of .clf government Thcncto Of ism
drew IA liIIr through, tho territories, Ia Tie
suuth Oi which slavery was established. AMI
To the north Of which It vas prohibited -,
Congress during tho territorial cundii io,,, bu'
it equally pr,vri1i Tor the right Of the l'co'
pie Of every Territory, North or snth al the
line, t. establish ~ ioibid sla' cry in their
State constitution. Aud this il lid by us.
sorting the absolute right Of the people IL
form their own & ,nstitution, un,l exclusively
contr,l their own domestic policy. and ny
denying any power in Congress Ia imposc
any condition of admission.
To William Pickney, oil Mary land. il due,
in graf part the glo. y Of the yindIcation
aud settlement of this principle and IL hi,
fame We may lo,k with feelings quite differ.
enl irum tliOre with which We contemplate
the lciion of thus, AIarylandcrs WIN nok
part in bringing on the country all The sf-ijt
and bitter ani,nosiiy and I'll which has been
the direct result III that ILL TINED USELESS
AND isExcusABi measure known M the
Kansas und Nebn,ska bill. The policy OF
Mary land was utterly opposed to that mas
urc, aud her pulley has been the policy OF
all the 81. ut inen Of the Union, from the
time oi It's establishment till 1854 IL Wa
adopted when Texas admitted. IL was re.
peitcd at the organization OF orogon. IL
Was fe-afSrmrd IL, thu cpmprolnisiof 1850 -
IL was conrlained Of by no State. nor by
any respect BILE b DIV Of the penple. ~ re-.
stored and SECURED The peace ofhe nation for
30 years and uniii IL icas RrTnLkssLY PULLED
To PIECE, ny PEITY CONSPIRACY OF p LlrI.
CAL AspiRANrs. IL was abrosatcd with the
intention Of once more alarming the fears oi
the South and exciting the lrcjudices OF the
North, and it was sc speciously contrived
tina, il could be used. ms IL was used, for IA
bride to the sectional feelings OF both the
North and the South.