The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-07-27

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
bAlLy-Going North via Railroad.
Depart at 5,3l A. N. Mail close at 500 a. m.
Depart at Ii o. a. N. Mall close at 10 Sc, A. NJ.
TRI:WEEKLY-Enenv Valley.
depart same days, at 1880, T. NJ. Mall closes at
hfaiwSEIEKLY-Nsw,on Fall..
Ariye every. Monday aPd Friday By -, M. De-
part came days ht 90, T. N. Mall closes a. ix'-
SOL Pm.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. BY :, P.M
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at y A. NJ
PosT OFFIcs AT RAvENNA-
OPEN at 7,3O, A. M. CLOSE at 9 ?. N: Daily,
Sundays excepted. r. GILLETTE, T. NJ.
GFWe will take all kinds OF country
produce in payment for debts due US on sub.
serip,ion. Also, in exchange for quantity
Of notes and due bills.
CHANeE OF PUBLICATION DAY.-It will
bs been by the date Of our psper to-day, that
the day Of its publication hss been changed
from Thursday to Wednesday. This is done
in order to meet as many as possible OF the
different mails which leave Ravenna on that
day, thus enabling US to deliver the Sentinel
to the greater portion Of its readers on the
day Of its publication. Our advertising
friends will bear in mind that their favors
must be handed In previous to Tuesday noon
to secure insertion the current week.
LAKE ERIE FEMALE SEMTNARV.-The
Lake Erie Female Seminary, located at
Painesyills, ss we learn from circular, will
be opened for the reception of scholars on
the 18th of September next. This institu'
ton is designed to be modelled after the eel
sbrated Mt. Holyoke Female Seminary, and
has for its object the furnishing Of to young
ladies' all the requisite facilities for thor
Ounh education at greatly reduced expense.
It is based upon principles Of benevolence
and perfect equality. 1t recognizes no dis
tinction but that OF merit and talent, and is
equally open to all. The system Of instruc'
tion, and the mode Of discipline, are adapted
TO develope the highest intellectual, moral,
and religious capabilities Of the young LADY,
while they secure entire independence oil
character, and are we'll suited to prepare hel
in the best possible manner for the actual
duties Of life. OF course, all sectGrtaniSm
Is and must be acknowledging entirely al
war with the fundamental principles OF the
Institution. The Board of Trustees has
been selected from five or six different reli'
Rious denominations, and will faithfully ad-
here to these principles.
.. The charge for tuition and board is 500
per year. Applications for admission to the
Seminary should be made to Hon. AARON
Wncex, Secretary of the Board of Trus
tees. or to Miss MARY P. Bronson, PAines'
Vile, Lake Co., Ohio.
ERIE Commemorative following ap
pointments for R1veAnu District were rnade
by the Erie Conference Of the Methodist E.
Church, which recently held its sessions al
Brookville Pa:
Ravennu, Il. J. L. Baker Akron, T
Stubs Talmadge, s. Heard, VIM. viii
son Cuyahoga Falls, G. w. Chesbrough
Franklin, C. T. Kingsbury Northampton
w. Brainard Hudson, to be supplied
Twinsburg, w. Monks; Charlestown, T.
Il. TAFT Windhom, V. Lake Nelson and
Garrettsville, w. Hollister; Rootstown ond
Randolph, L. w. Ely; Edinburgh, T. Rad
cliff; Deerfeld, B. C. Warner; Jackson
G.. w. Reeves Ellsworth. J. F. Brown
Garfield, ]. D. Hammond Braceville and
Newton Falls, J. X. Hallock. Samuel
Gregg, Presiding Elder.
PRor. RAREY IN RAvENNA.-We are re.
queated to state that Prof w. H. RAREY
the American Horse Tanner, will deliver a
free lecture at the Town Hall, on Monday
evening next, on the subject Of the "Educa
tion Of the Horse" On the following day
Prof. r. will give demonstrations Of his sys
tenn by tanning wild and vicious horses.
DECLrNEu.-The verses Of "Laura," al
though possessing considerable merit, are
declined for the lack of responsible name
We cannot depart from a long established
custom 10 printing Offices to crafty ever
one Of the fair sex.