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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-23
Powder Mill Explosion at EnIiclil
-Four Men Killed.

On Monday afternoon, at 81 O'clock, an
other of those constantly expected calami.
ties occurred at the extensive mills of the
Hazard Powder Company in Enfield. The
company has been introducing a new ma.
chine for completing the mixture, an imita.
ton of one in use at Dupont's mills in Della.
ware. In the latter, large cylinders of wood
receive the ingredients and bushel or two
of small brass balls are introduced, which
by the revolving of the cylinder CO mpletes
the work. Mr.. Garasche, superintendent,
made the cylinders for the Hazard Company
of raw hide, thinking the danger decreased
by the change. The new mill was build.
ing perhaps 80 feet square, with gentle
hill on tWo sides, and brook on the west.
The water wheel divided the building; the
cylinder mill being on the east and the glnz-
ing mill on the west. The latter had not
been used ut all. On Saturday the cylinder
mill, (two cylinders perhaps eight feet long,
by three feet in diameter,) was put in ope-
ration pulverizing saltpetre. On Monday,
charcoal and sulphur were added in quanti
ty sufficient TO make 1900 pounds of pow
der. After dinner, Mr.. Garasche Mr.. Col.
vim assistant superintendent and two men
-DuI dUu 0bSpuCu uyS-WCuS W tuO WI Ns
Nothing more is known of them until the
explosion occurred at 81 o'clock. The
meaning OF the terrible sound is too well
understood in the vicinity, and numbers
started for the scene from the surrounding
country, quite number going down from
ThompsonvIle, four miles.
The building was blown to fragments, but
the wuter wheel remained comparatively un
Injured. Some of the timbers remained on
the site large portion was thrown in q
heap against the hill, and the remainder was
scattered in every direction. The first care
of those coming to the ground was to ex
tinguish the fire which had caught among the
fragments. Mr.. Ball was laying near the
sluiceway, four or five rods off; Mr.. Paya
near the hill, two rods distant; MIR. Garas
che was blown about five roads to the north
east, and MIR. Colyin across the stream, per
haps eight rods. They were all dead, bloody
and black, and must have died instantly, bu
they were not badly mangled, excepting
Colvin the upper portion of his skull wa
taken of. Ii was found and replaced.
The bodies were taken to room near tn
office, washed, and cloths sewed upon them
All the mills stopped.-HGrtford Eren'n!
Press, Sep. IA.
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0TThe Chicago Times asserts most con-
fidently that the Democracy will have more
than OF majority in the next Legislature
of Illinois. So mote it be. The Democra.
cy all over the country are anxiously await
ing the result Of the contest in Illinois. II
Douglas be defeated, q most terrible retribu.
ton awaits the men who have created the
detection in the ranks of the Democracy by
which such result shall be brought about.
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Great Dem Ocrntic Gains i'm Maine

The ncws from the Maine election is
highly favorable to the Democracy. Two
years ago the majority for Fremont in the
State was thirty thousand. Last year it was
reduced TO twelve thousand. In one hun
dre asnnd thirty -four towns heard from, the
Democrats had gained nearly four thousand
votes on last year. At this rate the Repub-
lican majority in the State will not exceed
five thousand, being Democratic gain since
1856 of about twenty-five thousand. Oul
gains in the Legislature are even more
One and probably two Democratic members
of Congress are elected in place Of Repub
lcane Maine was one Of the States wher'
our friends had no expectation of gaining
anything, they looking upon it as hoPelessl!
Republican Infinitely greater will be th'
public establishment 10 see the strength o
the latter SO tremendously shaken and near
ly overcome.
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TO 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, Clarissa Robinson
and Alfred Robinson her husband in her behalf, will
apply TO said court for the redemption OF certain
tract or parcel of land sold for taxes at the tax sale
on the 18th and 18th days Of December, A. d., 1926
by the Auditor of Portage county to John CampOell
Tor the SUN of n cents and mills, which tract or
of land ut the sale thereof, was described as
follows OH the Tax Duplicate, 10 wit:
Heard Clarrissa; r., :; H., 5; Lot 10; Part, part
Acres, SO; Value including buildings, 1895 State Tax
30 6; County Tax, 1913; school Tax, O52 Total Tax
! 81 O-Tax of 1925. Sold TO John Campell fer -
And in the record of Sales for Taxes, at that time,
Residents proprieors, Beard Clarissa; r. :; T., s.;
Lot, 10; Pract, Part; Part Of Lotto Tract, Acres
and delinquent Cd, 3D. SO; Tax interest and in
terest on penalties, 772 Years for which tax
and penalty are duo, 1925; Acres sold, S9 TO whom
Harmon, and decided to him by order of Court, July
| 18th, 1880.
Said land being in the township of Hiram, in said
county. Dated this 18th day Of August, 1875.
CL4RlSSA ROBINSON,
| ALFRED ROBINSON,
| Aug lO.6w# BY Phelps " Thrasher their ALt'ys.
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ST. LOUIS, September lS.-Intelligence
from Leavenworth of the 18th stste that a
number OF officers from Utah arrived there
that day, among them Colonel Alexander
and Lieutenants Grover and Manadier, oI
the Tenth Infantry, and Captain Marcy, oi
the Fifth Infantry. No news OF importance
The general impressions seems to be that
further trouble may be expected with thu
Mormons that the difficulties have only
been postponed, and not settled.
A train Of twenty wagons leaves here t
morrow for Pixies Peak, and William H
Russell will start train Of forty wagons IL
few days. Gentlemen are here from Lea
yenworth and Wyandoite. Quitting 10
those places.
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DR.. ]. G. WILLIS, DENTIST,

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of this and adjoining counties, that he mas
not given up the practice Of ofDENhhSLR1I
to perform any operation in DENTISTRY, which
the art. Whole and partial sets Of teeth inserted on
plugged with gold or tin foil, which will preserve
hem for years: Pivet teehinsered. Teeth remov rem, ',
cd with as little pain as pcssible or with no pain a!
wantng hing in the lire Of Dentistry are invited
to give him call before engaging worE ELSEWHERE
All work will be warranted and iull sa'isiacuon
guaranteed. ..
Reference given 70 any number of persons whe are
wea ring bis work with perfect success. ,v,,,,s
TPoface in West end of Brick Block, over th'
! exc6a nge Ofice Of Robinson, King d Co.
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TO InV;Iids.

10 InV0lids.
IF YOU HAVE the Asthma, Phthisic,
i or Consumption;
If YOU HAVE tho Liver Complaint or Dyspep'
III YOU HAVE tho Gravel or Kidney Complaint;
IF YOU HAVE the Diabetes or Dlarrhoea;
IF YOU HAVE tho Weakness peculiar to Fs-
males;
If YOU HAVE the Skin Disease or Blotches;
If you HAVE the Scrofula or salt Rheum;
If YOU HAVE the Neuralgia or 81 'itus'
Dance; N S;ar IT avn ~. pu..,o@ co,,;v. Habit.
If YOU HAVE the Eryspelas or inflammation
If YOU HAVE the Chill Fever or Aguef
IF YOU HAVE a Cancer, Fever Sore or Ulcer;
If YOU HAVE Sore Mouth or Sore Breastj :
If YOU HAVE any Lingering Complaint, and
want to know exactly what ais you and want TO De
cured cheap, with ROOTS & HERBS, which leave
which follow the Of Mercury. II so, call ON Dr
SNYDER, over DR.. Swins' Drug Store, RaVenna, o.
August 26, le5e-3m.
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ws..srn As.srye Her.. sr..d.r., A..oelatIoa.

At an adjourned meeting, held at RaVenna, Portage
County Ohio, Saturday, September 49, 1885, for the
purpOss Of establishing Western Reserve Horse Breed
srS Association and Annual Exhibition the following
action was had
E.B. TYLER was appointed Chairman. and P. 3. Co
NASr Secretary.
On motion, Committee Resolutions was appointed
who reported as follows, which were adopted
Resolved That In the opinion Of this nesting the In
tsress of the Horse Breeders Of the Western Reserve
tsrn Reserve Horse Breeders Association, and by the
holding OF Horse Fairs annually at some central and
convenient point Hihih the limits of said Western Re-
Rs,o,.a our opinion, Ravenna Portage Co..
L point convenient Of ACCESS and possessed OF As
mAuy advantage. for the holding Of said Fair as any
Resolved That we are in fA1er bf such an organisation
and recommend Ravsnna as The most eOntSnisnt and
proper place for holding said Fairs and for the purpose
Of Initiating the same this meeting viii appolnt pera-
| nent officers for such Association.
Rs:oived That TIL: meeting solicit The co oPsraon o.
the effort " permanently establish such an Associaon'
Committee was appointed for drafting Constitu-
ton and BY Laws which instructed to report at the
| next meeting.
The Committee on Officers reported as follows, which
| report was adopted:
For Pxsident, CYRUS PRENTISs, RaSsnna.
Vice Presidents.
Norman c. Baldwin, CeV md Frederick Baldwin, Hudson,
Bostwick Fitch, Warren Summit Co
A. Krum, Cherry Valley, Heman Garfield, Medina,
| Ashtabula Co. Medina Co.
E. Newton Can6eld Maho- IT, D. Ely, ElyriA, LorAtn Co
ming Co DR.. Campbell, North Fair
r. Hitchcock. Painesville, Jas. Horner, Man Erie Co
Dr. Hamilton, ChHrdon.
Treasurer, 8. D. HARRIS, Jr, Ravenna, Portage Co.
Recording Secretary, P. D. CoSASr," "
Corresponding " u.s. HERRlcK."
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. TT. TUBBS.

VIII be IN attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, Prentss House, Thursday and Friday,
forenoon, Sep. IL aud II.
Akron, Empire House, Wednesday, Sep. Is.
Cleveland, American House, Aug. 70 and 80
For consultation upon all diseases Of tho Throat,
Lungs. Heart, Liver, Stomach, b0wels, hldneys ana
Spleen; lso, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous.
moss, Debility Dyspepsia, Femaie Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities Of the Blood, Eruplions Can
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties o long standing
complaints, both eXterna and Internal.
For some ten years Dr. I. has devoted his entire
time to chronic Diseases treating thousands annual
ly, many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach. In case are mineral or 0th-
er p0isORs employed, nor does he make SICK to make
weH, or tear dOwn to build up again. The medicines
cun be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Hundreds
hav0 recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given Up all hope, the indispulabl
evidence of which can always be furnished. lnVa-
lids however reduced or desparipg, are invited y
call, and may be assured that no encouragement viii
be given or expense incurred, Without correspond
'ns p'''i'''' VI sCRoFULA CURED.
FREMONT, Sandusky Co., May, 1858. .
| Dr.. TUBBs-Dear Sir: Hoping TO assist you Y
| the good work you are doing, and at the same tn'
TO cheer and benefit desponding invalds, give th'
facts of my wie's case. In 1852 she first hotced
swelling Oil the side of her neck. We promptly re
stored TO treatment but its growth was not arrested
Other means were tried repeatedly and almost un
ceasngly, but without avail, rs the size increased
until March, 1855, when projected beyond the fac
constituting u deformity. Having given the bes
physicians in the county nearly three years. trial
and all this time becoming worse, she was entirel
discouraged, and it was only by the persuasion Q
| friends that she called you ut this time. Ale
taking your remedies three or four months, chang
!, was noticeable, which went on until tho tuner wa
entirely removed, and her general health fully r.
sto rod. For tive years past her health has been eA
cellcnt, and not u symptom Of Scroiula manifesto
itself. Yours, WIN much resFect,,
! ANOTHER Miss Martha Eaton now Mr.
Bright) of New sewicley,;; Beaver Co., Pa:-caS
very similar TO the above-was cured several yea
ago. Has since married, but not u trace OF the d
ease Is discoverable upon herself or child 10th el
ljoying 1ne health.
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O. 1t is admitted by all good
judges that
III. T.. 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
RE EADY- A Y i,
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.
II. l.. DAY.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOOAJi AND PERSONAL.

ARRIVAL AND DErARTURE OF MAILS
DepaTt At i.ISP. N. Mail close al lis, Pm.
DAILY-Goina South via Railroad.
Depart at f,IS. r. N. Mall close at lis, Pm.
Arrive By 10. M. Depart at 800, p. M. Mall
close at $50, P. M.
TRI WEEKLY-Newton Falls.
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
I9, NJ. Depart same days at 900, p. N. Mai
close at l, 90, p. M.
SEM1-WEEKLY-Chardon
Arrive every WedE esday and Friday. by 4, P. NJ
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. M
Posr OFFICE AT RAvENNA-
poPkN at .7.3O, a. N. CLOSE at 8 p. NJ. Daily
Sundays excepted. X. A. GILLETTE, p. N.
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LATEST
AND
C H EAPEST y
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now offer
" cd at the
STONE STORE,
to all who wish to select from large and elegant as
sorLnsnL Of DRY Goods, bought At great reoncuon
any other esiablishment on the Western koserVe'-
Great bargains are offered In
DRESS GOODS,
which consist in part Of
| Challies and Chalh Robes,
| Printed Lawns and Lawn Robes,
Bereges, (hgured and plainO
| Lucknow Plaids, swiss Null.
French Jaconets, Summer Ducalsi
Gipgham Robes, Figured Brilliants,i
| French Plaid Shd Broeade Ducals,
| Organdie Robes guile,
Grape and Silk Maretz,
| Plain and Plaid Debege,'
| Poi de Chene, ChambTays,
| Fiounced Robes, French,
i English and American
/ Prints, etc., etc., etc
.,l SILKS! SILKS!!
A beautiful ASSORTMENT Of. Black aud Fancy Silks
cheaper than the cheapest.
49,, SHAWLS!
large and varied stock Of Thibeti
l. Cashmere, Stella
Broche, Silk, eic
selling very low.
WHITE GOODS!
comprising in part
Brilliants, Marseilles,,
Ronk MuAIin Bishop Lawn,
Victoria Lawn, CamDrice,
% paSask Tablc-c,oths, Napkins,
{ "TteiI1 Toiis,, aTiiii MaTrseiiics and diaper,
Turkish Quilts, Corsets,
etc., etc., etc.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.
A large stock, just received, OF
8 Cloths, Cassimores, sa!tinetts,
: Tweeds, Cashmaretts, kentucky Jer nj
i Linen Duck, Check Marseilles, Brown Liner
u etc., ETC., etc.
All the latest and most improved styles OF ExpaT
d sion, Corded aud Skeleton Sklrls'
l., CLOTHING.
Our stock is large and comprises all the latest On
= "0'' GOATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
of Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed, Alpaca, Linen, M3rsei arse
Grenadine, Satin, Velvet, Plush, Fancy Silk al
= Moire Antique, and our prices are so low that "
can beat either jews or GkNTILEs selling Clothng.
" HATS AND CAPS.
We have large stock of Hats and Caps, compri
in1 almost all Kinds of desirable styles, and for sa
I, eheaper than the cheapest. ,;yI = ;,
ID Ait persons wishing to purchaae anything in u
s. line OF Dry Goods Groceries, Crockcry, Boots al
ID Shoes Clothing, Hats and Caps, or Glassware,
n ectfully in Vited to give call at the STON
% STORE of the RAVENNA GLASS COMPANY.
June "a, ls5S-ic
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THE celebrated Lake Huron Grindstones
= the best in use--just received as as,,nr,s ~.
April %, 1853. EA.VVA1ss ~VVl
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GrDred Scott died suddenly in 81. Louil
lest week,
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0TWe see by the list of premiums
awarded at the State Fair at Slndusky, that
the first premium for the best span OF car
riage horses, was awarded to MARCUS w.
PRICE, of Portage county.
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r FAD PIPE, Bar Tin, Babbet Metal
Ia Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Spelter, row-bars;
Rubber Packing, Manila Eope, etc., etc, At
N"'" Z, 4. RICHARDSON'S,
,r,us, o75st7 No 8. Phoenix Block.
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Fair of the Portage County Agricultural So
ciety was held at the Fair Grounds in Ra.
VIENNA, on Monday, Tuesday und Wednesday
Of this week.
The first day was devoted to the entry
and registering of stock and articles for ex.
hibition. The following are the numb er
of entries made 10 the different classes
Class l, 10; Glass 2, 80; Glass 3, Sc;
Glass 4, 5; Glass 5, 81; Class 6, g; Class T.
4; Glass 8, 4; Glass 9, SO; Class 10, Il
Glass IL, 80; Class IL, 40; Class l3, 10;
Glass IA, 2; Class Is, l05; Class Is, 2i
Glass II, l6; Class 10, l6; Glass 10, -
Glass 90, 10; Glass 81, s; Class %, 90
Glass ga, 26-B, Al; Glass "a, 46
Glass 25, 81; Cluss 26, 80; Glass 81, II
Glass %. %; Class 90, 9; Class 80, 8
Glass 81, /; Class 81, 3; Class 33, 81
Class "a, 8; Glass 81, 10; Discretionary, 6s
The whole number of entries made wal
1888, being 294 more than last year.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the displa!
OF horses, cattle, ETC., was extensive an
of the finest quality; the vegetable, frui
and flower exhibits, considering the season
were remarkably fine. We omit the usua
complimentary notices of articles this wee
for want of time, but may take occasion mex
week to "dress up" some Of our notes.
AS the premium list will be published il
our next issue, it will be unnecessary for u
to make mention of them now.
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TIE misunderstanding to announce
ment, balloon ascended from the Square
on Tuesday evening last. 1t was large and
we'll inflated, and salled into the clouds
''like q thing Of life." Its course was south
ward and, we understand it was seen, still
on its flight, in the neighborhood Of Roots
town Station.
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HATES or CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS &c.
[tssract from an act n ne Corporation, ar

fEra from act n ne Corporation, approved March co. 1874
e,atod That passage
act tho following M faro charges for the
from pluce another in tho Washington hackney
carriages cabs other vehicles, carrying passengers pay
hire daybeak O'Clock
and half mile twenty o cents FOR any distance
ahalf mile exceeding miles,
rsd hackney cab other vehicle shalt
period than minutes
sha be allowed for The whole hack hce
half cents for necn
for all oihcr dctenons
and tho rate Of any tho foregoing
charges, addition thereto.
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TELEGRaPH OFFICES.

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that the Of Kansas thousand miles
than thai all New England Now York and New Jersey
and that the Nebraska thousand miles greater
than that Of all the sayeholdng states California Oregon
nearly equal In extent all New England New York. Pcnnsy
vania Ohio aud Indiana possible that New Mexico and Mcsla
will BIO embraced territorial organization by Congress mt tho
present session containing 2ss 900 oil New
England New York. Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, Wash
ngton exceeds in extent all New England and New York
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Baden, Louis born
guardianship by of insanity. a{3tJ
HIS father Ferdinand, husband OF tho late Queen regent
I'll september 10, 1855.
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

comparative tho the
Of the territory destined erected States exhibits the
esting fact that the latter miles
the former The Tcrrorc organized
organized, s follows
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Table E.rHLBTTTNG THE SEATS or GOVERNMENT AND
THE TIMES or THE ELECTION or STATE OFFICERS or
THE SEVERAL STATES. |
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except South governor
people, majority NIL the
which sc majority required the legislature elects Tho
Office Of OF the candidates voted for by the people
sAnd fees. with the a furnished house.
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Walter Bnnng the Adopted Son; Illustrations OF The lords
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requested the their
exhibit the total OF each bid and bid
embraces all articles required post
quantities each delivery viii
September December, 1852 and LIST March, 1860
be delivered In barrels full hoped
barrels tho and candles strong
transportation Salt will only
thirty quarts the bushc The candles
have cotton wicks.
delivery
thoroughly gy inspected the time and place delivery
be paid by contractors until they deposited
such ocouses DO designated by the agents Of the
ment.
Any variation the viii
sufficient and good for rejecting tho article articles
ing.
Commssary the privilege Of increasing
qured any post any before entering
increasing reducing the quantities each delivery third
contract giving sixty days notice
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ability fulfil their They
ns their securities whose responsibility cer
tho district attorney by well known tho
government; othelcise their proposals H not Be acted
Adcanc ciH be made and edence Of inspection
delivery received This office before any roqion
public money may tho points delivery
places purchase tho residence the contractors option
Of tho Treasury Department
drafts this e6ce oH be accepted paid under any
proposal sealed a separate envelope,
"Proposals for Furnishing Army Subsistence"
EoEdors will not be paid for inserting in their this
authorized do by the Commsary General
Subsistence.
Sept 12-1awtlstNov IInt&star.1 Jf