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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-12-09
Ravenna Book Store.
ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE -!

Two successive annual reduction sales OF
Books having been received with marked
favor and liberal patronage, wc have been
induced to present larger aud much more
GENERAL AND DESIRABLE
assortment for the third sale, than we have
been able to offer at any preceding one.
The assortment Of Books presented at this
time, are, for the most part, new publica.
tions, embracing works In nearly every de-
partment of literature, handsomely bound
and of intrinsic value to persons desiring in
struction and entertainment of menta
nature.
Many Of the Books are offered al hal
price, some at less, and all at a large diScoun
from retail prices. The price that each
book will be sold for, will be plainly marked
in it, in figures, and each book is guaranteed
to be richly worth the money that will buy
it, or more. .. .-....
During the time the sale continues, man!
works of History, Travels. and Science, will
be offered, and as we'll as the cream OF tn
Popular works, published during the las
two years.
We have a few shelf.worn and soilc
books, that will be sold "dog'cheap," with
out regard to cost.
No better opportunity was ever offered
"get your money back" US an investigate
Of the stock will amply attest, but don't tak
our work for it, but call, examine and 0u
for yourselves, at the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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Legal Notice.

ELISHA GARRETT, nonresident OF
IL the State Of Ohio, hereby notified that ON the
os,h day Of October; A. d, 1858; Daniel Thomas filed
h;s netition in the Court of Common Pleas OF the
county Of Portage and state Of Ohio against the ne SAID
Elisha Garrett, which Is stu Pend'ng therein, sne 70 oD
he said Garrett the amonht die ON ave seveva pro.
missory notes. executed by te said Garrett and now
The property OF the said plaintiff, to witt onefor the
ann Of s35,5l executed 70 Davis & Thomas, Jan. 4
Iss and due at date; one for tho sum OF $500 OK.
acutcd 70 Henry Canhsld April 1855, and due at date
one 10 Davis & Thomas for $40, Sept. ], 1855, pay
able in nine months from date, With intsrssS 9as
md nns 10 Davis Thomas, March u, 1856 for 9llO,
o6f, due at date an Of which said notes are dSo aIt
unpaid Tho plaintiff asks sgainsst me sa,'
snms from the maturity Of said notes, and that q
order of attachment was at the same time issued u
aid cause agains. said Garrett.
The aid Garrett 10 also further notified that he
Yanursd 10 answer said petition on or before the 27
Gay q 'l' 'anuA's J.L.& q. o. RANNEY, 4
Doc. ., 1ess-sw. AngSfoF Ffiainua'
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day or two ego, propounding eertsin ques.
tions, which he was requested to answer for
the benefit Of the tsx-pSyers generally, who
may be ignorant Of the provisions Of the Hew
law. The Treasurer yesterday, after an ex.
animation Of the law, replied to these ques
tions, and as they are Of interest to every
person in the city whose name may be upon
the tax duplicate, we publish the interroga'
tories and replies.
/ /. II the hslfyearly tax on personal pro-
perty is not paid on the goth Of December,
does not the whole tax for the year mature
on that day, aud is not the penalty of FIVE
per cent. for non.payment to be estimated on
the whole tax for the year!
To this question the Treasurer replies In
the affirmative I; that is, that the penalty oil
Eve per cent. is added to the whole tax which
appears upon the duplicate.
I'd. Is there an additional penalty for the
non.payment of taxes on personal properly
II not paid OF any subsequent period, to the
goth Of December!
The reply is in the negative: but parties
may be proceeded sgainst Immediately Of
ter the goth OF December, for the ,0hoie year
tar.
Sd. At what period may executions be is
sued against delinquent personal tax. payers
and will not such telinquents have to pa,
the expenses of such executions 10 addition
to the penalty!
The Treasurer answers that the execu
tions may be issued Immediately after tn
goth of December, for principal, penalty an
cost.
4th. If the half yearly tax on real estate
not paid by the goth December, is there an
J, additional penalty above five per cent, II n,
3 paid at any subsequent period?
: To his last query, which is a very impo
y tant one, to large holders of city propert
the Treasurer replies that thirty per cent.
: the penalty after the first Monday in Febt
Q ary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! !
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. III. TUBBS.
VIII be in attendance as follow.

VIII be in attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Saturday Dec. IL.
Akron, Empire House, Friday, 10.
Warren, National House, Monday, Dec, Is.
Cleveland, American House, 90 and 90 Nov.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs. Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
ness Debility Dyspepsia, Femule Diseases Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints, both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. r. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual
ly, many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach. In no case are mineral oth.
er posons employed, does he make sick to make
pel, tear dOpn to build up again. The medicines
can be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment afor friends and
physicians had given up all hope, tile indisputabe
lids, however reduced or despairing, invited 20
call, and may be assured that encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without correspond.
ing prospect of recovery.
RHEUMAT1cs, READ.
This most distressing OF all diseases lnhamatory
Ri tisn being prevalent at this changeable
ot the Year, select another Of the many recover
I'd cases, tor publication.
soLoA, Cuyahoga Co., o., July 25, 1858.
| DR. II. TUBBs-Dear Sir: This is to certify tha,
some time n March last, my wife was atta cd witt
Rheumatism OF an lnlamatory nature. attended will
most excrutating lan. She was not able to help he
herself at a could mol ASSIST 10 rcss or uldress no
walk step. Our family physician was called, bu
| the disease proved so obstinate that he did her n
perceivable good, nor did strong stimulating line
ments have any effect. At this stage of tile dseas
| we applied to you and obtained some medicine
which gave her speedy relief. In five weeks, sho rod
to CIev veland, distance of II miles You prescribe
again for her. and the consequence is, she is abl
| and actually does the work necessary in maxim
| cheese every day from thirty cows, without any in
| convenience. We do most cheerfuly recommend L
all " ho may be afflicted with the same disease, you
| inva uable remedies. We know they afford speed
relic and believe the treatmentthe cheapest and th
| best known.
| Yours, with respect,
! JAMES NJ. HICKOX.
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BOOTS, Shoes And LEATHER I!
THE undersigned, at their old stand, would
respectfully call the attention of theis numerous
customers and the public at large, to theft unusually
large assortment of home manufactured
BOOTS AND SHOES,

Embracing Mems; Boys and Youtbe' Calf, Zip and
Stnga Boots, Ladies', Misses and Ghldtens GaieFss
Kid, Morocco and Calf Bootees Nntkins, Slips, DC.
Also, a good assortment Of Meas Shoes, Caters
Rub6ers No., all of which will be sold at prices 70
suit the times.
We can safely say that we have not only one Of tho
largest but of the best stocks Of work
now on hand, we ever had al any one time before.
As usual, we shall at all times, keep general as
sortment Of Leather Shoe Findings, Lasts, &c., con.
santy on hand, which will be sold at low figures for
cash or ready pay only.
The highest market price win at all times be paid
for HIDES, CALF SKINS AND SHEEP PELTs. In cash or
goods as may be wanted. GILLlS DURHAM. q
RaYennu, September 30, le58-6m
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New York Market.

New York, December 6, 1858.
FLOUR--Heavy sales 5000 bbls.
WHEAT--Very dull.
CORN--Firm sales $4,000 bush new
yellow 1876.
PORK--Firm new mess $3.50.
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PittsbUTg Market.

TILISUWEt5 NHIFACGs
PITTSBURGH, December 6, 1868.
FLOUR-Sales of 3l5 bbls. from store at
IS for superfne, $5,25 for extra do, and
$3.50 for extra family.
GRAIN Sales 100 bush. Rye at 75c.
HAY-Saes l3 loads from scales at $40
to $l2.
HOGS-Sales dressed at 81 for small,
and 5Ic. for large.
CHEESE-Sales 40 boxes w. r. at TIC.
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MARRIED..

In Ravenna, on the 9Th inst, by Rev.
J. D. Norton, Mr.. HUGH VAIN, formerly
of Cleveland, to Miss HANNAH H., eldest
daughter of MIR. L. E. Jennings, o, Ravenna.
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Legal Notice.

Nancy -. .Vef'" Petition in Divofce!
Asa Everett. }
THE defendant will take notice that the
| Plaintiff 6led her petition 10 the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas or Portage County Ohio, on the 9th day OF
December, A. D. 1853, praying for divorce from the
defendant for cause alledges than three years
Wu abs ence g. gross neglect Of duty, prays for the
custody Of the miner children, and the proleIy IN
hef possession. STRAWDEk n!n,nts
Dec. 6, I656-4w.A Atty's for peuu0ner.
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STEATOR, DAILY d COMPANY

TAKE pleasure in announcing to their
oil friends and customers that they now In receipt
of the largest and most splendid stock of Fall aud
Winter DRY GOODS ever offered in Old Portage vt
prices competing with any establishment on the Wes-
tern Reserve, VIE:
Prints, of all popular brands;
De LANES, of the very choicest styles; a.,
French Merinoes, plain aud figured, ut astonishing.
low prices,
Cashmeres, plain and figured;
Irish Popns, Opera De LANES;
Coburg Robes, Robes Guile;
Clotus, Cassi meres, ,Sattinetts and Vcstings;
rweeds, Jeans, Linseys and Fannels;
Brown Sheetings, Bieached Muslins, Ttckings, etc;
Ladies' Magic Shawls, Bay State, Broche; etc;
CIoaks, Talmas, Chenille scars, etc; ....
Hoop Skirts, OF approved makes;
French work Colurs, Undersleeves, and all Kinds
of embroidery.
Also, large lot Of White bed Blankets at 80 per
cent. below last years prices.
Dress Trimmings of every description, to match all
kinds of Dress Goods.
Balmoral Skirts for ladies; new and very neces'
| sary article for the season, at a very low price.
White Brlliants, at from l2t cents to 81 cents pei
| yard. -
ofevery kind ofmen's wear, al extremely low prices
Gentlemen, do not fail 10 give our stock an examina
! ton. The price Is marked on each garment and car
| not be changed for LOVE or GOLD.
| October z, 1858. STREAfoR, DAILY q co.
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BLEACHED SHEETING!
WE hear great Dragging on Bleached
w Goods. We will sell you the best 12fyou ever
saw, all other qualities n proportion, 90 per cent less
than you can buy elsewhere. ~.
October Z, 1858. GoSS g. BROTHER.
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E TWo-horse Wagons

Tor SALE.-George Bostwick has for
l. sale ave new and highly finished two-horse wag:
reliable notes. Enquire of George BostWick, or at
july IS, 1859. BOSTW1CK & BEATTY,e.
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M OOL TWINE-Just received and for
Wv sale eheapby sTREAT0R, DAILY q CO
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THE MARKETS.
RAVENNA MARKET-DEcEMBER g.

WEEKLY BY wHITTLEsEY AND wADswoRT
AND OTHER DEALERS IN THE ARTICLES NAMED.
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Eovesra5, issssws

What Everybody Wants
AIR-TIGHT FRUIT CANS. Il whole.
july ., Isss. kASENNA GLASS co. STORE.
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Estate of Peter Fmffer.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
lV Der has been appointed and qaaliaed a. EKecu-
tor with the will annexed the estate Of Peter Fun
or, late Of Hiram, Portage co., OHIO, aeceased.--
Dated this 18th day Of November, a; ~, vi
Noys ,.o~ feea awA
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IMPORTANT TO TAx.PA7ERs.-The PEN
atty for the non.payment Of the semi'annual
tax 10 a matter which should be understood
by persons whose names are on the dupil'
cate. Tie tax law passed at the last ses.
sion OF the Legislature providing for the pay'
ment OF one-half OF assessed taxes upon the
goth OF December is now in force, and the
Cincinnati Gazette says:
"The supposition is very general that the
penalty is but FIVE per cent. upon the amount
due upon that day, and consequently thai
there will be no additional penalty If the tax
es are not paid before the IOth Of June, q
rert wear. and that the penalty, therefore il
hut about equal to the ordinary rates Of in
terest charged by Bankers-ssy, about ter
ger cent per annum."
A communication signed by taxpayer
vns eent 10 DR.. Fries, the county Treasurer
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ENTERED tfox THEIR DtTIEs.--On Mon
day, the newly elected County Commission
ers. Messrs. E. b. CARLTON and S4LvEs.
TER A. HUMAN took the oath Of office, and
entered upon the discharge Of their duties.
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WE WILL PAY EIGHTEEN CENTS
" per pound for any quantity Of GOOD ROLL
BUTTER. PRBNT1ss, HoPKlHs & co.
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STATE BANK OF INDrANA.-Bills OF the
estate Bank OF Indiana" will not be receiv
ed by our business men after the 18th inst.
The bills of the "Bank of the State OF In.
diana afe ehrreht and will be received as
heretofore:
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SKIRTS either Atlantic
~ Cable or come other kind In their variety, at
BOSTWICk & BEATTY'S.
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SENTINEL.
LOOAJ. AND Personal.
ARRrvAI AND DErAarunr OF MAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
0A1LY-6oiHg North via Railroad.
Depart at lis p. II. Mailelose at y sls, P. NJ.
IAlLY-Going South via Railroad.
Depart at 1901. A. n. Mall eiose at 9,sl, A. III.
Arrive BY ls. n. Depart at 1870, P. NJ. Mall
cloae ct I2, n.
4RI NEEKLY--NeWton Falls.
Arrive every Monday, Wednes day and Friday at
IL M. Depart same days at 200, P. N. Mail
olose at 1, 80, p. N.
HHflf.WEEKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, p.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. NJ.
PosT 0FFIcE AT RAvEEEA-
OPEN at 7,90, A. NJ. CLOSE at 8 P. NJ, Daily
Sundays excepted. RIA. GILLETTE, p. M.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

One OF them turned queens evidence; and it then
came out that MIR. Riley was the planner only o,
the burglaries in which thep had all been engaged
for some time back; ii being his duty to pick out
the premises to be robbed, to make plans of them,
and arrange the details of the attack, leaving to
others the merely mechanical part of the business
and receivinga certain share Of the proceeds for
his part Of the labor.
Three days alter Christmas day received a note
from Mr. Lancaster, asking me to 20 over TO Iron
vile, as he wished particularly to sec me- He r,
ccived me in his grave, quiet way, looked me
through and through from untcr his bushy grey eve
brows, motioned me to his seat, and then spoke.
81 received Yesterday morning from Mr.. Choou
account of certain events relative to the recent
burglary on my premises" ..
1.-The burglary on your premises, sir7''
"fes. We're you not aware ofitl''
al was ofcourse aware that robbery had been
committed, but Was not aware that you were the
sufferer
sSuch however, is the case" said Mr.. l.. "Mr.
Choop informs me that it Was through you he first
obtained the clue which enabled him to track and
capture part ofthe gang. and recover a portion Of
the stolen property, and that he very much in
debted to your courage and activity in the capture
OF Riley. Now am not an ungrateful man: you
have long had liking for my daughter, which be
licve is returned By her; but you are not in pos
tic to 'Ty. will tell you what will do for you.
III take you as an assistant in my shop, at a
moderate salary, and If find that YOU bring into
your new trade that amount of intelligence and ac-
tivity which am told you possess, will advance
yol according; and, providing that you and Garry
remiin in the sumo mind another year, | will not
object to your marriage. Let me have your deci
sion in the mo. ming You will find Garry in the
parlor." rttl .trt Nurf
need hardly say, that both Garry and are very
glad to sec MIR. Choop whenever he favors Us with
call in our new home, and brings US news of
Lcmonfngcrs; who, now that Mr.. Riley is working
out his penal servitudc, is doing well licensed
hswker in the hosiery and Nottingham line.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
LOVE.
nv MRS. n. L. sIGoURNEY.

Loving favor rather than silver and gold
KING SOLOMON
Take back your gold, and give me love-
The earnest smile,
The heart voice that can conquer pain
- And care beguile-
Take back your silver whence it came
It leads to strife;
A woman's nature feeds on love-
Love is its life.
Tvke back your silver, and your gold
F. Their gain is loss;
But bring me love--for love is heaven
And they are dross.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
THE RETORT.
By C. r. MORRIS

Old Nick, who taught the village school.
Welded maid of homespun habit;
He Was as stubborn as mule,
She was as playful as rabbit.
Poor Jane had scarce become wife,
Before her husband sought to make her
The pink of country polished life,
And prim and foIlnal as quaker.
One day the tutor went abroad,
And simple Jennie ssdly missed him;
When he returned, behind her lord
She slylv stole. and fondly kissed him.
The husbands anger rose-and red
/. And white his face alternate grew.
LESS freedom, na'am.''-Jane sighed and said,
"Oh, dear. didn't knor 'i,rds you7'