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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
Hlierellaneons.
Ocean Steamers, &f.

INTERESTING to CALIFORNIA SHIPPERS
OF FREIGHT
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.
.esner Of "The New Line" will leave New-Iork on or
,bor, The 2oh of June WITH FREIGHT ONLY 70 connect
,h tbe sfeauer leaving Panama about the 18th Of July
VIM RATES or FREIGHT.
v,om New York 70 Aspnwall, Soc. per cubic foot.
m New York San Francisco, including is'hna tTAnspor
,.'ian via psuerna Railroad, ~ 80 per cubic foot .
Tbroush Bills Of Lading viii be furnished 70 shippers on aPp
cation mis- Office.
fV '" ID. B. ALLEN Agent,
No. , Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O1

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY Apr4 1850 and until further notice
Passenger Trains viii leave Pier, foot Of Duane as follows
viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at Ca m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo,
and principal intermediate Stations
MAIL TRAIN a. H. for DunkIk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at so ?. m, hom foot OF Har
rison via Piermon for Suferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at 4 p. NJ, for Ne"tuTgh, Middsto"n
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at p. m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
The above tIans daily, Sundays excepted .
Express Trsns connect az EmiTs with the hinrs
Csnandagus and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara fas at
Bnsbanpton with the and Bnghenpton Railroad fo
Syracuse at Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and NewYo
Railroad for Rochester and Buffalo, ct Greet Benz WITH toe
Delaware Laokawanna and Western Rsrosd for Scranton
Horneesyile with the Buffalo and New-iork City Railroad
ard Buffalo and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad fo
Cleveland Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit Chicago &c. .
~ CHARLES MORAN. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
Uatfr Cure.

DROOKLYN-HIGHTS WATER-CURE is To-
I'D Gated on the Eas River overlooking tho Bay
Hsrbor City Scwy making Of tie mos; delight
residences in the city, kTce mnutes' wals fIoa
Fulton Ferry. Address GEO r ADAMS, II. d. No. q Co
luInbis ST., Brooklyn.
mr. TRAILS WATER-CURE is l)cated but
- one door from 81. Johns Park No. Is aghst. Good
BOARD can be obtained from ~ per week Board with
treatment from 81 TO SO per week r. T. TRAIL, NJ D.,
and d. a. GORTON, NJ. d., Physiciars
nR. r. j. LOWENTHAL's WATER CURE
~ and GYANA SUM, No. 10 Bleecker-s,., Seg-York
Treatment without board Transient and permanent Bosde
taken.
CARATOGA WATER-CCRE"-NOwi In or
- der for reception guests Great improvemanis have
been made. ~ BED0RTHA NJ. d. Saratoga Springs, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
o,TPREME COURT-City and County of New

- York-st Nicholas Building lssociaor, Pisinh against
Smith, owen OConnor aud Catharine A. Lis
wife Defendants for relefTo the DeendaTt
ALEXANDER WARREN SMITH: Yod hereby SUMMONED
ard the complaint In this action whic mas
filed the Office of the Clerk Of the City and County OF
EewYorl In City Hall of the City of YORK and 70
sere COPY Of your answer aid compsut the subcbe
at hi, Office 81 Chatha.-t in the Chy Of New cTk within
twenty the service hereof exclusive Of the dsy o such
service ard IL fl the complaint within the time
stesaid patifs in this action will apply to TIE Cout iJT
The relief q. nended in the conpant.Da'-d April7 1883
j. w. G. LENERlDGE, Plantihs Attorney.
The complaint in the above entitled action W.. tied IN tie
Office the City and County ot New York, in tho
CITY Hall the City Of NewYoIk the seventh day oihp9
1872 J. W. {. LIN EklDGEi flIiilh Attorney
al sVetXE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
fraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County If Ncwlork notice hereby given 70 s eer
sors having claims sssius. LEWIS VI. HANkINsON, aie
Of the City of NewioIk deceased, 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber, az his store NO 10
(;rr,uyicA street In CIV Of cyyfo.k, before the
sixth day June nez-Datcd NeyYoIk, the first day ct De-
ceBber, 1859 hOhDLCAi j. aiN
d3 awtmf Adm, VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
Sifamboais a,,S Railroads.

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY sDd TROY
~ s,ssmsr NITAMoRa, TUESDAY THURSDAY sd
SATURDAY, rom fe; of Jay e., eta u
nAY BOAT for ALBANY. Steamer ARMENIA
~ every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY, from foos
Of Hsrhson-st, al d'elOek g. u.
nAILY LINE for RONDOUT, KINGSTON,
~ EIwBgRGH and RouGHKEEPsHk inslns ,,aa - cSa .ns
Milton, each wsy-Tss fast ard elegant steamer InoGSS
POWELL, CsYt A. L. Andsr9n, leaves !,J'- risr h'AhI
NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
G New .3e ycis cisO + aG.s. Pa T5s aATTASo 1 .vs
connecting with tie cas- at y sp's,' r9,TI t9' spssp,
ceEts- "a IA Sh''H' o1P'44A-o-
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.--
~ Connecting at EewHampton with ne Delaware Leens
wanna and Western Railroad and 9: Esson win tue Lemsn
'eIsS sIS,fR 1ARRtNeEMEYT commencing May Is Is5e
No North River y II 45 AID p IL for Sonsf'
vf es sS Dse . nneet !. Elizabeth with train. on the New.
Jersey Rsrosd which New York from the FOO. Of Court
Passenger. for lie Deswars L.eI.wsnn. .nd wssern Ran.
road wesys n I6 G7{ For sIss Fs9sh Vs Esaa
EREIGHT and TRAvEL.-BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, and i's fully -deve.
oped connecting Ines desirable ard direct route
beween NewYork and all the cities and in tbe rea.
quantities and and passengers Tstchass and
emgan cketed through with their baggage with best Peed
This is he only line by which travellers between New Yot
from Baltimore 70 Washington have been provided especially
for travellers between the Eastern cities and the Crest We Of
the largely Of but 81 for which added 70 the
price Of Western tickets ayee" may vi'it Washington
Entirely and superior sleeping have been introduced
New lew York office, No 20 Broadway q Barclay OppO
''' A'''' '-''''' Agent B. and o. route.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

s)0 HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. 0C
Tie GrGsje=5ere CoEps.y',
MARsH,ILs UrERIYE C,THOLIcOs
certain for all female monthly irregularities weakIe.
.uuors liberation. nfsuml:1n, hts fslrg, ard other ~
eel d.raDsenDent Of the nteGi-e
Price 81 - pr bottle fve bes for So l. can be s!s'y
sen; BY Eapress. -
~ CAUTION. .<l
AvApTfCLE, WHOLLY AUTHORIZED YEARLY tEsEhtLlNS
rJ,Is IN NAME AND LABEL HAS BEEN CIRCULATION.
.fSSre. JOSHUA + BRIDGE " D., Secy Gst CoSsrLTlS0
PHysIcI.x GpaeCtzberg Co.. No 32 P,REgOw, NEw-loRK.
WATTSs NERVOUS ANIlDOIE.-Beware
w Of counerfei., by bogus doctors and rsscay dr. fs
IN :his ry eSosp. ANFORD m me
Bow ery and Brooklyn only BE- rad Of HAYES, F11n
a. The genuine has written .he label. JOHN
PYNE Co. O9 Nassau; If fails viii refund the money
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
AIfGEal.
nR. VELPEAUis CANKERIN v H.
IL I1ir SREAIEaT DISCOVERY OF TIE ACE!


FOR be aimos. ns.s1areos ere Il tAShEh IN 's N'i
orDs !. 4. also sovereign for Sore Mouths ard
resulting from sca.ni and Typhv, Feyers snd rrvled 0
.ry:bina ". Known r Sore Sppss Fiesh Wsand' r''A
Burns OF ssd. old Sores ard Sores of evsTJ hrd p'e
cure fr Bronchial Affections IL hsr frs. ss-s We WI
.n Il 20 ex.r.c The pain nAr. Barn. however BAD N
from ore 70 tw5 nnz;es TIE same with C-EAe Al We Is.
rial and We r1s-snee :he Tes.- Il His pcy safe % s'e
20 an man. For .aIe BY BURRILL HUNTING Soc P'o.
pr1etor. Ne Io2 Sssa., HewYoTs room No T. AID Nc,
Tremor.-.t Boston. Price, 2 Per bottle Fox sale OJ
.r1
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

SCliON N 70 DiofAlCn Line ior N SaN
~ fRANClSCO-Tos sail reelaIly advertised days-Chp
Per of SATURDAY 2s, Msy-oily New.lc1k built clipper
sPthe amou. and celebrated New Y0kb-h clipper alp
UNCOWA, Kirby master receiving hts 81 Pier No :.
Eass Rycr and VIII promptly sell shove This elegant q
Per built by Nm II. Webb ESQ., especially 20. the SAn
Francisco tTsds Her only from Ncwf msde IA
th days delivering her without ssn. Brag very sl
t3ny oeo tunsl she viii fl VI IN few 6sys Shippers WI
pese aand IN their bills ot lsing they complete thr
enfagen,eDts. SUTTON L Co, No 50 Soutist., Wall.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20


IL PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves NewYork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AID SATURDAY at o'cioei p m,
and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brayton MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY sld FRIDAY a. O'clock M from Pier No.
SN.R. .,
Hereafter vii be regarded secured to any eppu'
cant until the shsll have been paid for.
Freight Boston Through with great dispatch By
an Express Freight Train.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1850 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1852
Commencing April T. 1853.
Passenger Station In NewYok, Of Tthft and ihev
Entrance 21thst
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK
For New Haven IN. lex lef5, 55 te1) $3.50 and
445 D. m. For Bridgeport, T. m tex- G45 Sl5 tex);
$50 and i:45p M For Milford, Stratford Fairfield Southport
ard Wesport 2:45 $3.50 and 4:i5 IN For NorIsak
T. ga m l2:45 3l5 (ex; 3:5o 4:45 $50 p m For Daren
and Greenwich, T. m l2:45 $50 40 $3.50 m For
Stamford T. (exl M. 12:45 S:l5 (ox), $780, AS $50
p H. For Port Chester and Intermediate Sa,oIs IL.
i2:45, $50, 4:45, $50, $3.50 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, q. (ex) 3:l5 M (ex) For Hartford and
Springfield, Tex 35p M tex) For Connecticut River
Railroad to MONTREAL M cyl ard SO ?. M SeHl TO
RaIOad at and s5 M For Canal Railroad TO North
smpton cx) and l245 For Housatonic Railroad
a For Nansasuck Railroad, 81 M S:l5 p H. For Dan
JAMES II. u0YT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

II y
the County Of NeyYork notice IL hereby given 20 all
having claims j. H. HOBART ANS late Of the City az
York Counselor Law deceased 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office OF JOHN
FOWLER it, esq No. 81 Nasaust lBenk OF Commerce build
ng in the City Of before the IGN day OF July
u,Xf.-Daod New ork, the 6l DAY OF January, 1872
;a7 lavf,oF MARIA L. HAWS, Etseu'rix.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

EOR IIAVRE via SOCTHAMPTON.-The
IL beautiful new steamship OCEAN QUEEN, S76s tuns, Capt
G. p Sesbury VIII sail from Pier No s. No-th River, Nsw
York precisely SATU RDAY, May 2 with Passengers
Specie and the United States Nss for EuroPe.
ls Cabin, loo and ESQ "a Cabin, $50; 81 Cabin, SIS
DTORRANCE, no. Boslng Green, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the surrogate OF
New York notice il hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against ELIZABETH OSBORN, lao Of the City
of New iok, deceased, 20 present The ssne win vouchers
thereof the suec iber, the Office of REUBEN H. CT D
PII No. 1le Nasaus IN the City Of NewYork of brr
tile fourth day October nexDaied New York the tryhrst
day Of March 1893. ROBERT BARNES, AdHi!Iis.Fa-o!
al IswtmI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
L ROYAL MAIL sTEAMstiPsi
Chief Cabin Passage ..,.'....''''.'.''.''.'"tI
Second Cabin rsssafe E.on q, rs1rool
Chief Cabin Passage ''''''''''''''''''''''''| sS
Second Cabin Passage ;;;.;....'''''.'''.'''' oo
These Vessel. carry clear white light a. ma''head green on
stsIbosId bow red on port bow. u,,..,.v Anil ~
fASaPPA EtSoPA EsRs
AFaIeh sssnncn LSsye. % New York wednesday May
SIA9ARA Mi. Leave: %4I WSdns.Ssy, S
caNAPA so;to2 3l june
AFRICA shannon Leaves New York "Wednesday, 2
fEksA kkslA JsSsn. SsHas wdassd Jay
Berhs DOT secured until paid for.
An experinced Surgeon on board. . -,
The Of these ships viii not be 'soCuns s S oT SS
bls ds signed therefor snd the value thereof
therein expressed For ssSSiu Nd Bowling Green
CTEAM to IRELAND, DIRECT, for $3o.-Ths
Splendid md powerful @ s :s.g5P; % INTENDED = ;.
Belfast S'.5FS If saS r. jane
From Ns~f''I 's S9 fl on s9S mxSIsEER s II e
Cabin, from NswYC5k to colk and Liverpool. .......s15
Seersee, from New York 10 Cork and liyerpcol.... 20
Inedins unlimited allowance of the boat cooked pFovscns
which win be served sy the CSsTp.ny. stewards Of
ealing a, Halifax and ST. Johns . the steamers sail direct to
-" "'sA' join IcKEE. Nc los Victoria vt. Bsls.-t
G.. w. ID. SEYMOUR x Co, Corh, -
In Yha6elpha and EeYort at the CmYsny omces No
Wslnnt PhAdelpAs and No - Brosdw:y Ne.- .-fors.
wM I'MAN Agent. No, s2 sni % Tower suidias' Liver
pool
Further ,sifnss viii appear In .4.nFs advertisements.
rNHE ORTH.GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
Il SHIP wEsER, J. H. GAETZEN, Commander carry
SATURDAY, May -, al q
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
taking Passengers for
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
the follow ing
Pin; CSbn eloe; Second Cabin, $Oo S:eersye, SIS Fa
'''-' GEfPCKE KEUTeEN h REICHELT.
No "a Broadway.
EOR HAVRE via SOCTHAMPrON.-The
Il beautiful steamship OCEAN CT ZEN S76s tuns Csp:
q. p Seabury, sail from Pier No 5, North River, Ns~
YORK. precisely sArURD May 81 with Passengers
SPecie, and the United States as., toI EuroPe: 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
Ofthe Surrogate Ol

the County ofNcwYork Ioice hereby given 20 oil persons
ba,rs claim against the JAMES OWEN late Of the
City New York deceased TO exhibit the SANE with The
vouchers thereof the subscriber his Office No Wall street
in the City of New ork before th 5Nh day Of November
Is59-Daed the 18th day Of May, lsD -
my20 lsw6nFi WILLIAM EhEESON, Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
Deniieirp.
Dainis, Oils, Glass, &r.

ALDENs DOUBLE EXTRA LARD OIL
IA very nearly equal Sperm ior burning snd uscsng for
~ hz ByNJ D. ROJgDEY Sole Agent No ll9 Brosd-st.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-21

The SbalsrsviHs Water CEre-In the sb.
sence Of drugs may its inmates find health
in the skillfuI application Of the pure els-
ment furnished by nature and may their
comfort be increased by the use Of the car.
pet furnished BY the hands of friendship.
(Applause.)
BY guest: '.-f re r-s,
DR.. HGyss--By the cOuntenance of friends
may he be encouraged to persevers in bis
lsbors until he shall be able to free himself
from all embarrassment.
The above was responded to by DR.. Hayes
in very feeling manner, assuring those
present that no exerlion should be spared on
his part to satisfy all to the uttermost far,
thing as speedily as possible, so far as pecu-
niory affairs were concerned but was under
a debt Of gratitude to his friends which he
could never repay.
Drs. Prentiss, Alcorn and Bedding were
present, and each made very appropriate re-
marks upon matters in general, and the med,
ical profession in particular, showing the
friendly and fraternal feeling that does and
ought TO exist among the profession. One
of the doctors was disposed to criticise the
first toast about the absence of drugs, when
he was satisfied on the subject by H. H.
Stevens, Esq, who assured him that the
drugs were absent, of which he could satisfy
himself by going into the Office. Mr.. Ste
vens continued his speech in vein Of hu.
nj that brought out frequent bursts Of sp.
plause.
After hearing remarks from others, enli.
vened as the whole proceedings we're by ex.
celIent music on the piano, the company
dispersed at on early hour, feeling that they
had had good time in general, and harmed
no one. SHALERSVILLE.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-21

gsther seventeen Republicans, ten Demo.
Gratis, and forty seven boys. A Chairman
was chosen, and Mr.. Taylor opened the ball
with speech of about thirty minutes, in
which he demonstrated to the full satisfac.
ton Of his Republican hearers that slavery
is wrong, and that the slaves were not le.
gally joined In mstrimonyi and then thank.
ing the audience for their patient attention,
he took his hat and documents and passed
out, muttering iDcoherently, as he went.
something about feeling as il "Car OF Jug.
gernaut had rolled over him." Mr.. Taylor's
speech was the fzzle Of fizzles-so say the
Republicans. Mr.. Brown commenced BY
telling how Breslin stole the peoples mon
ey, and how innocent Chase and Gibson
were in the transaction; and then he told
how the Democrats increased our State
taxes, by attempting to pay eff the State
debt. He then pitched into Mr. Buchanan,
comparing the expenses Of his administration
with Washington's.
He then condemned in strong terms the
Utah expedition; said it was a useless out.
lay of the public treasure, and useless ex-
pense in keeping an army in Utah. He
thought the Mormons were not SO bed as
represented, and quoted Greeley as proof.
After denouncing Corwin, and putting
him so far beyond the pale Of the Republi
can party that it will be impossible to .ele'
graph to him in less than three days, he sal
down, overwhelmed with the silence Of his
audience.
Mr.. Garfield was then loudly called for
but Mr.. Garfield didn't respond. He was
called the second time, pending which the
Chairman arose and said, /" all those in favoI
of adjourning will please say aye" Three
or four voices responded. "Those of con
trary mind will please say no." said the
Chairman. A laundering response was the
result. The Chairman inquired for the fur.
her pleasure OF the meeting. Mr.. Garfield
was again loudly called for, He arose, ant
there wus silence. Mr.. Brown then got up
and the two commenced putting on over
coats, wheR a mistake was discovered, ant
they changed coats. Mr.. Garfield put hi
hand in his overcoat pocket and looked sus
piciously at Brown. Brown looked sheepish
and seemed somewhat excited. The Demo
Gratis, seeing the dilemma OF Garfield, left
and the rest followed, except the Chairman
who sits there yet, and declares the meetin!
open for business, and will not be convince,
to the contrary. 1t was expected that Mr.
Garfield would put himself right on tn
slavery question at that meeting, knowing
as he does, the charges that are made re
garding his pro-slavery principles. | ar
informed that he he'd the paper then in hi
possession, charging him with his opinion q
the divinity of slavery.
But Mr.. Garfield saw the living witnesse
Of the truth Of the charge around him, an
he dare not deny it publicly in Hiram. b.
in Summit county and the south part of thi
county he con make himself all right.
HIRAM.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-21
For the Portage Sentinel,


Mr.. EDITOR Permit me to give brief
account Of a social gathering at the estab
lishment of DR.. J. Hayes, in Shalersvile,
on the 9th inst. Some of the friends Of the
establishment, which is called a water cure
by some, but more properly the Home,
thought proper to furnish and present to Mrs.
Hayes carpet for the front parlor OF the
Home, goodIy company assembling in the
afternoon from halersvilIe and the djlin-
ing towns. The carpeting was soon cut to
match, and the macy Dimble fingers thst
piled the needle had the long seams closed
in hurry. Then some of the men were
called in with hammers and tacks TO assist
in putting it down, which was done in good
style next supper, of which some one hun
red and twenty partook, with much apparent
satisfaction.
After supper The company was called to
order by Abner Horr, Esq, when the carpet
was formally presegted to Mrs. Hayes by
Samuel Strawder, Esq, Of Ravenna, in the
following speech:
Mrs. DocroR HAYES 1T is a happy
thought TO know that the Constitution and
laws Of your country guarantee to you the
privilege of meeting with your friends at
such times and places as may suit your con-
venience, where they may. sympathise with
YOU in adversely, and rejoice with you in
prosperity.
Ladies and gentemen-The American
Government is the best Government known
to man its leading feature is to protect
man in his natural righ's. Not so with the
Governments OF the old world, mantaine ed
by hireIing soldiery, their moin object is to
protect the nobility and aristocracy at the
expense Of the people.
"The American Government is sustained
by the intelligence Of the people. Intelli-
gence IL the spear, and the schoulmaster the
soldier. Let me soy to you all, teach your
children to love the Constitution of the Un.
ion, to cherish it as the sheet anchor of lib
eTty, the hope OF the world.
" Madam-Permt me, in behalf of this
audience, as a token Of their regard anc
friendship, to present to you this beautifu
, carpet upon which we stand, and which 81
appropriately and completely fits this room
and covers the floor in place of the one that
through and by pecuniary misfortune the
stern cold hand OF the law has taken away
10 which Mrs. Hayes replied as follows
!"DoHoRs AND FRIENDS Your presen1
is thankfully received and duly appreciated
1t would be unreasonable to expect perio,
of thirty.one years to pass with the most fa
vored without disappointments and adversi
: ties. A few days ago scud of adversit!
swept from our parlor the furniture and car
pet, much to the annoyance of the inmate
$ of the Home. But the events of this day
d have filled our hearts with overiowing. Tht
friendly greeting, the sweet interchange o
thought and reciprocations Of love ant
friendship shall be treasured deep in th'
heart of a mothers affection, and taught t.
her children with true christian DEVOTION
have the pleasure OF rendering to you th
unanimous love and respect of all the in
mates of the Home"
A call was then made for expression o
r sentiments, when the following toast wa
given:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-21
RAVENNA MARKET-SEPTEMBER 81
MARRIED.,

In Mantua, on the 9Th inst, by A. N.
Farr, Esq, Mr.. AMBROSE B. COLLINS, Of
Charlestown, to Miss SARAH E. LANE, OF
Wndham.
In Freedom, on the 18th inst, by s. E.
NJ. Kneeland, Esq, Mr.. CHARLES WHITNEY
of Ravenna and Miss LAURA A. CHASE Of
the former place.
In Freedom, on the goth inst, by the
same, MIR. JOHN P. RATHBUN and Miss EL-
LEN HlTcHcocK, both of Freedom.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-21
Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in obedience
IV to an order of the Probate Court, /, Gopher A..
Davis, Guardian of General Davis, Arthur Davis,
Cassius Davis Darwin Davis and Ce'estia Davis will
sell at public auction, on the premises, on the 18th
day OF October, A. D., 1859, the following real estate
township of Randolph county of Portage and state
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows-Begin-
ming at the northeast of lot No. 80, in said
township, thence running south the east line TO
post, thence west parallel with the north line to the
west line of said lot thence north on the west line TO
the northwest of said lot, No. 49, thence east
to the place fbeginning-suppOsed to contain eighty
five acres of land, be the same more or less.
GOPHER A. DAVIS, Guardian,
By Strawder & Hart, his Attorneys.
September IA, ls59-4w
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-21
Divorce Notice.

MARY JANE sKIFF is hereby notified
Nl that Frank B. skiH did, on the Ah day Of Sep
tember, A. D., 1852 die his petition n the ONCE o
The Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas vii hin and
for tho county Of Portage and state Of oho charging
The said Mary Jane skiF with adultery, and asking
that he may be divorced from the said mary 'ahs
February Term A. D., 1850, of said court.
Dated this 6tk day Of Septsmber, 1859: -
By StrawdeY q HART bib
September l4, 'Ss-Sw iha
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-21
SWlFT'S DRUG STORE.
NEW ARR AN EMIT.

CHARLES E. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor of the establishment long known
as "Swif's GrJg Store," at the sign of the Golden
Mortar, wishes to inform the former patrons of tho
concern, and as many arc disposed to
favor him with their CUSTOM that he Intends Keeping
full assortment of Drugs Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Cooring Materials, Glass, Patent Medicines, Per-
fumery, sc. And in order to correct misapprehen-
sion existing in the minds Of many, that the Drug
Store to be visited only for the purpose of purchas-
ing box ofplls barrel of oil, he desites to call
particular attention to the fact that besides general
assortment OF those articles usually considered al
belonging 10 the Drug trade, he designs keeping
great variety osueh as arc needed in every well sup
Cent Tea, Black Cocoa, Rio tofec, White Sugars,
Pepper, Spices of every description, frme Rio Cof-
fee, Raisins, Currants, Prunes Fiavorng Extracts,
Starch, Sage, Corn Starch, Farna, Baking Powders,
Cream Tartar, DC. AS the Dollar and Dime princi-
pie is the nly one by which people are supposed
to be goverhad in matters Of trade, and as everybody
expects to make their purchases where the largest
amount of goods be obtained for tue least money
he confidently expects large share of patronage.
| Ravenna, Feb. IL, 1859. ..4 - .,