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Frank Ford, Artist,

| w OULD take this opportunity to return
| w his sincere thanks to the pconIe of Portage
county and vicinity for their very liberal patronage
during the time he has becn in Raveuna.
His large increase Of business is the strongest evil
dcnee TO him that his efforts to produce the best pic
lures known TO the Photographic Art, are duly appre
cated and at the same time he would state that he
has recently put in NEW LIGHT, making il the
largest ana best light in this section of the country
and has also purchased large and superior
INSII2UNENT!
OF LATE AND IMPROVED MANuFACTuRE, being the best
ever used ia this place He will assure ali that no
every real Improvement, so that he may not only
merit continuance, but an increase OF patronage.
FOkD'S AAlDROTYPES.
Having prdcticcd this branch of the art ever since
lis lirs introduction into Ohio three years ago he is
confident that the manner il which lie finishes his Am.
broypos, for durability, brliancy end trulhflncss
FORD'S PHOTOGRAPHS.
poRTAlTs aI6 VlEws, both large and small, arc oc
kn'wtc42ed by az artists and judges to be equal to
any made III the Union,
FORD'S MELAINOTYPES
are just the thing for Lockos Pins, Rings, &c. They
nre made on thin sheet iron, and can be sent by mail
FORD'S DAGUERREOTYPES,
ANY one in want of one of those old fashioned Da-
guefgotypcs can obtain ono at Ford's, which will be
EOKD'S oTEREOSCOPE PORTRAITS
are a|nircd by all who see them, and pronounced
ahead Of anything yet.
FORD's Cores OF OLD DAGUERREorYpEs
AND ANDRoTVPEs, OF any size, from the smallest min.
laurc to life size, and finished in India Ink Oil or
Water Coiors, are as good as portraits from life.
|Portrats of lnvalil5 aud Deceased Persons
and Vows, t"Aen in any part OF the country, OH Short
notice. -
BRING on those little ones ere the bud IS nipped
Every style of Photographic picture which the art
can produce that is made by any artist who takes his
reputation Gpon his work, will be done at Ford's in
tho lest possible manner to insure DURIBILITY
beauty of finish, and truthfulness of expression.
u {7Prices as low as at any Gallery where good
worn Is done; but he will not attempt TO compete in
That respect with irresponsible travelling concerns
who are Obliged to sell their work for a mere pit
tance, on account Of smieriority.
, j. PGALLERY in Seymour's Block, North side of
tho Square, RaVenma,O
Aug. 10, IS5s-Iy
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.

There are some happy moments in this lone
And desolate world Of ours, that well repay
The toll or struggling through !, and atone
For many long sad night and weary day.
They come upon the wind like some wild air
or distant music, when we know not where
Or whence the sounds are brought from; and
their power,
Though brief, is boundlsss. -HALtreK.
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JAMES P. ALCORN, NJ. d..

raduate Of Jefferson N College, Phiscian Surgeon
oles ut his resdsnce, south cHd of Main street, near
peP0t, havenna, Ohio. Being provided with the
best SurTica! Instruments he could procure in the
eli! OF Philadelphia, he is prepared to perform all
tLe Ordinary surgical operations, Amputati0ns, Tro.
Ehining, Operations for Club Feet, hGre-Ip, Cleft.
Palate, &C.. on tho shortest notice.
kaYeuUL, Aurii 7, ISJg-Iy.
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DsssGlAtiGRA.

THE co.partnership heretofore existing
L between John Il. Bostwick and John c. Beatty
Is this day Dissolved by mutual consent, John Ii.
BOs,wick Withdrawing. John Z. Beatty is authorized
to receive all claims and settle all debts due the con-
Germ. JOHN Ii, BOSTWICK
JOHN c. BEATTY.
N. B.--The business will be continued
in all its varieties at the old stand, No. Phoenix
Block, by John c. Beatty, strictly on tho
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r. B. WITTER,

Oeaierin Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Saddlory
etc, Nheeler's Block directly opposite the CouI
House, NAH ST., EaV VeIIu.C.
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"WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS, MUST
w BE Solve have now, certainly the hand.
soonest lot of SHAWLS ever got together. Such q
variet OF styles and so many OF them Call in, La
dies, merely as matter Of curiosity, and look at
hem, - +. Il. ~ N
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HENRY JAMES

Saddle ,Fornessan0 0Trunk Manufacturer three door
east OF PhmniX Block Main street, Rayenna .Ohio
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Observation-Disclosures

L. GREEN invites the ladies' of Por-
y. tage County to examine his stock of Fur Goods
which IL the best ever brought to this market The
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CLOCES, CLOCKS, CLOCKS

The best in the world, and warranted t
Gst lifetime. BBIED 4. WAIT
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MICHAEL STUART.

Attorney and Counsellor ut Law and Notary Public,
Ravenna, Ohio. Office in the east end of the large
brick block, over Richardson's Hardware Store. o
Deeds, mortgages and all legal instruments care
fully ana plainly drawn or acknow ledged Pen.
elons and Land Warrants obtained.
April Is. IS59,
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AXES-AXES-AXES.
! TEST gnallv manufactured. for sale chaap
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THlMBLE Skein Pipe Boxes, all sizes,
theap. F.A. CURTIS e. CO.
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TACKLE BLOCKS.-Hooksa and Straps
ready for use, and cordage to match, at manuflc-
urers prices, at F.A. CURTIS & co.
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"RlZARD?!g21 " AREg "
THE LARGEST
Best and choicest collection of "Hard,Cdre''
erer opened in Portage county, Just
received al The Nelo Hardloare
Store, RauennG, Ohio.

MECHANICS TOOLS.-The best as
torrent and best quality in the market can be found
at FA. CURTIS l. cos
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New Tailoring Establishment.

]7@@7@1E33 1-0VtVV4191I1IICIJ'
HE subscriber would respectfully in
general, that he has opened shop on Majn street
directly opposite tie PreItiss House, where be NAV
9e FOUND at all times, ready and willing TO accommo
uate all WHO may favor him with their PATRONAGE
. having worked ten years in some of the best Tail
ilhg esta abhshments in New York city, he fatters
hlmsc' that he can suit the iastidous in regard
ORDER All work warranted. PRICES 10 SUIT THE
IlNEs' lMay 2O-lyl u.s.. WALKER.
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Cash and Ready-Pay Principle,

who, thankful for past favors received in Portage
county, hopes, by strict attention to business, 10
merit continuance of tho liberal patronage hereto.
fore e%.anied to the late firm of BostWick d Beatty
All those indebted to the late firm hereby notified
to call on John c. Beatty and settle up within The next
thirty days; Otherwise, their claims will be left for
collection.
Navenna, February &c, 1859.
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GLOTHlNG.-All persons in want OF
" Ready Made Clothing, can save from 25 to 80
per cent. by calling at the Cheap One Price store in
shalersvlle. We sell good Cottonades Pants nj SOC
per pair. Linen Drill do IS do. Marsailles
Vests (colors warranted} at G2bc. Fine Linen do
at G2tc. Linen coats at 75c. cashmere pants,
cheap. Fine broad cloth coats from dol TO I6 dol
We have Vests of all grades, at low prices Gentle
men, you will make great mistake if YOU buy yony
clothing before ca ling on 'O"'
Shalersville, May 10, 1853.
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P. c. BENNETT, II. D..

Freedom and opened an oficefo,
the practice Of MediCineaud Surgery respcctfuIk
ahcrs 4ls services 10 the public. lie hopes with his
extensive experience and an entire devotion of his
timo andtalents to the duties of his profession to
ueFItthcconiupnce Of Ais oldiriends and al those
WI" NAV FpaltphlEehiW--M2y, 1856 40
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FAENTISS, HOPKINS G. CO.,
Dealers in staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crocke1y
&c.. west side a. the rutiig SQUARE, RaveuEa. o.
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RNtlP PAIRING.

w E have "tip top" Workmen. All kind
w of ofRepairing done in the best marner, and war.
ranted to give satisfaction. Visiting and Wedding
Card plates neatly engraved, on short notice.
Dec. 80, 1858, BAIRD 4 WAIT
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]. i. GREEN,
Dealer in Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, Ladies', Furs
etc., No. Phoenix block, Ravcnna, Ohio.
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CHARLES GREENFIELDER.
AercEant Tailor and 81 aer in Ready made Clothing
trunks, etc., NJ. , bGnix Block, kavcuua o.
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RAVENNA CARRIAGE COMPANY.
0caier in Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, etc.. corngl
OF prospect and spruce stIe eeLs, ElYenna, Ohio.
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D. w. GOSS & RRO.,
neolersin staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
HHld"are, etc., EdihbUrE, Purtucc CO., Chic.
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IALL, IIEKkICk & co,
oealeTs in Books, Stationery, Periodicals, rancy
Goods, etc., DtmocrGt Building, Ravcnna. o.
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POE & BROTHER,
oealerstn Staple aud FaLcy Dry Goods. Ready Madt
Clothing, Sc, borth side ofpbb!ic square. Rayennt
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DROPOSaLs FOR ARMY TRANsPOTA-

I
QUARTRMAsITR GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington 81, 1853.
Proposals Quartermaster Generals or
fee until the h day Of October next for the tanHor
military supplies during the years 1860 and 1861 the
following
J. From Forts Leavenworh Piley Territory
in the Territory of Nebraska, from
any point Of the Missouri river north of Fort
Leayenworth south latitude ~ deg mort at which depot
he established the which be estab
hed in the Territory Nebraska latitude
tude IA deg. and in the Territory Of Utah north Of latitude
~ degrees north and east of longitude ia deg, west.
. From Forts Leavenworh and Riley in the Territory Of Kan
and from the town of Kansas in the State Missouri to Fort
the New Mexico, ether depot that
may he designated in that Territory.
g. From for Union such other depot may ybe designated
in the Territory Of New Mexico to the posts dpots that
be established in the Military Department Of New Mexico,
except Forts Bliss and Fillmore
The weight betransported each year will not be less either
Of the than hundred thousands pouns
than millions pounds and routes and than
two millions five hundred thousand pounds each.
Proposals will state the rate hundred pounds hundred
miles for which the transportation will be performed each route
each month d the and lie made for all the routes
collectively for two of tem for each route separately
Bidders will their full well their places of
bonds
such the Quartermaster General may determine
Coutracrs be readiness for by the lst day OF
Januy, Is aud transportation may be demanded any
time ot hs Whole weight u he transported duTlnS he year on
all either OF the routes they will be 10 have places OF
Of business in the vicinity Of Fort BeayenwOrh
laramie and Fort UniOn other depot In New Mexico, at
which they be comm nicated with promptly and readily
Each proposal must be accompanied by guarantee, signed by
three known satisfactorily certified TO the Quar-
ermar General setting forth shat If party pop sing shall
awarded the coLtract they will enter obligation for is
faithful performance.
Proposals will be endorsed follows Proposals for Arg
Trans pOrtdtO and will be entertained unless they fully
comply ali the spula9 forth in this advertisement
The right reserved OF reectngsny all the bids that
| be made.
| July 6-3tawtlst0ct.
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Vigilance Committee i'm Kansas - One Man
Hung and Three wounded.

The LraVenWoTih Herald of the 10th inst saws !:
We learn from q reliable source that vigilance
commit ee has been organized at Achson for the pur
pose Of Kidding that eourty Of band horse thieves
and that man named Nelson formerly ofihis city,
was hung st that place yesterday. They also a.
tseked party of horse thieves near Elwood, who
turned upon them, Wounding three, one it is feared
mortslly
The Leavsnworth Tines states that the whole of
that Territory is infested with organized bands of
horse thieves and eutthroats who have their head
quarters in remote and b,cure portions of the Ter
ritory while their spies snd agents are sent into
every community. The 7anes adds
The operation of these hands are based upon the
information Of spies and agents. who are purposeiy
sent to every community. All the booty secured,
or the profits derived from its disposition, with
per eentags dedvcted in behalf Of the rcgues who
secure it. is put ioto general fund and used to ad
vance ths ends OWL My still lsTg scale. The
ABSENCE of any through organic d & venm mt.
police system, Of telegraphs or raj roads, enables
these scoun1rels TO play their game boldly, with
but little risk Fer long yefr, The citizgn ms Of the
Territory have been subject to Systematic losses
aud desPolist stions. 1t has become at length that
a man is unsafe in leaving his house for moment.
The thieves arc ever on the alert, ready to seize
every opportunity. Once mounted aud on the prsi-
res, pursuit is almost useless, and capture next to
impossible -
During the last year hundreds of horses have
thus been stolen and never heard Of. A gentleman
bitches his horse, pays short visit and out
to fni his animal gone. farmer Steps into 6 store
TO make s1me purchases, and when he comes out
his horse has disappeared Houses have been bro
ken open. citizens waysid, money and goods stolen
farm and farm-houses plundered, and yet there
were neither prosecutions convictions. The law
seemed entirely inadequate to answer the ends Of
justice. Goaded by their losses, and such reHec-
tions, large numbers of prominent and intelligent
citizens have joined organ zation which has
grown terrible in power and bloody 10 its Judgments
Though cognizant in the main of what has been
done, We have desire TO make public what few
unscq with all the circumstances would JUS
tify, and what perhaps would CRATE upon the public
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TO Correspondents.

It viii great deal OF unnecessary trouble II our
friends, in writing to viii bear IN mind the following rules
Always give the date post oce county the body
OF yoarietter.
II wish The ehangedfro to another give
both Offices in full.
II you write business and on separate
sheets of paper, or different leaves Of enc sheet.
Letters and uncons solicited upon an
subjects be Of Information interest
Anonymous comIuuicst5s Of will reeeye
no attention.
Correspondents should write only side Of the
We ecannct undertake to returnTe eted communications
all letters business should be directed Messrs z.
EASTMAN Co. and not personally either Of the ProPHe
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Great Reduction.
SYNO PSIS
OF the Presidents Proclamation, No. $40,
dated the thirtieIh day of May, 1859.

orders Public Land sales in the State Iowa. he held
4 the time and places stated, follows, viz:
the Land Office Fort Dodge, commencing Monday, tie
flreRt sh ddy Of September 1ert for the disposal Of TIE Pub
lie heretofore gRg9eed Of Gy-Oae townships and parts
of townships situated in the north part said STATE
in the counties Of Humboldt, Wright kOssuh, Bancroft POca
hontas, Pao Alto, and Emmett.
At the Land Office at Sioux City, commencing on Aonddy
tie third Of October for the disposal Of the Public
Lands unOderd situated in the of Poon-
Palo Alto Emmett, Clay, Cherokee Buena Vista, Ben,
Oceoa Sioux, Buncombe, and Plymouth, iaTg townships
and parts Of townships
Lands appropriated by law for the of Schools Military and
9th purposes together with III SWamp and oveTOwed Lands
will he excluded from the sales.
The will kept open until the lands all offered
which be accomplished within tvs and longer;
private entry any of the lands will be permitted until
after the expiration of thetwo weeks
Pre- empon claimants required to establish their claims to
the Of the proper Register and Receiver and make
payment before the day appointed for the
meacement public sales Otherwise their will be
feited. THOS. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
Washington City July I2 1859. iuly24-Itay-Gw
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AYERS
-Ague Cure


Intermittent Fever, or Fever aud Ague, Re-
mittent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Atsue,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Head
ache, aud Bilious Fevefs, indeed fer the
whole class of diseases originating in bil-
iary derangement, caused by the Malaria
of miasInatic cOuntries.a
No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
cessities Of the American people than and
safe cure for Fever and Ague Such are
now enabled TO offer, with a perfect certainty
that it will eradicate the disease and. with as
sura1ce, founded on proof that no harm can
arse from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from OF prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the commu-
mites where it prevails. PfeUef is better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run IN violent attacks Of this balefuI dis
temper. This 50 CURE" expels the hliasmatic
poison of FEVER AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development of the disease, if taken
on the first approach of its prenontory symptoms
II Is not only the best remedy vet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the cheapest
The large quantity we supply for dollar brings it
within the reach of every body; and in bilious
districts where FEvER .AssD AGuE prevails, every
body should have it and use it freely both for cure
and protection. 1t hoped this price viii place it
within the reach of all = the poor as well the
rich A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermittents is that II contains Quinine
or mineral, consequently it produces quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonstitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Aglle is not alone the consequence of
the Hliasmate poison. A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which are Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Gout Headache, Blindness,
Toothache Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal.itation,
Painful Affection of the Spleen Mysteries, Pain in
the Bowels Collie, Paralysis, and Derangement of
the Stomach, all of which, when originating in
this cause, put on the intermittent type or become
periodical. This "CURE " expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike.
1t is an invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in the
nalarOus districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the Infection that will be excre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to npen into disease. Hence it
Is even more valuable for protection than cure and
few will ever suffer from Intermittents, if they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy
affords
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IT,.
~ -
HAETIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
yUyHE southern the four great lines This road has
thus far managed in such way as to commend IL TO
the public patronage
This sCoupany, under the general superintendence Of
N, ID, MEsAIkSs General Freight Agent,
Now offers Inducements shippers BALTIMORE Philadepa,
New York Bostsn Richmond Petersburg &C. exceedingly
low rates and far below Orleans prices, their moderate
TERMS with de1uctions upon insurance Of and half
cent BY this route the European shipping being from TO
4hli1gs sterling the New Orleans shipping prices,
ali contribute TO rendert
Reliable as well aS Desirable.
ir facilities for transportation unequalled by any other
road now in operation, their terminus is at PARK
ERsBIRG one Hundred and Ninety miles below the low
water and most dangerous navigation OF the Ohio river. This
In ordinary water delivery goods, only certain
bnt Win dispatch in ADVANCE any and
ts declines er adVantages the time Of delivery
Eidens on other routes. that this is the only
CheaD, Reliable and speedy Route
FiQt by exposed to weather than By other
routes as there dryag the delivery being made at Park
rsbuTr under a Oat and elevated from thence
steam Immediately the cars without being subject to wET
the Louisville steamers connect direct with Paerhurgh
heats without delay as does the regular Cincinnati
a The Pittshurg convey direct TO Pa-kersburgh By
this Arrangement Company enabled u receive freight
For further particulars enquire of
Il H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
Hra No. 2, corner Broad and Front streets
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| Yesterday afternoon, about 8 O'Clock, as the ma
| tefial train on the Alexan1fa, Loudon aud Hanp
thre Railroad vas returning empty towards Town,
and when near The bridge over Four Mile Rua (be-
tween three and four miles from here,) il struck
COW crossing the track, BY which aecids sn the front
car Was thrown violently against the north side Of
the bridge, knocking the side pannel ard displac-
ing the braces. when Immediately the whole strue-
turs of the bsidgs fell carrying with il into the
ran below, dhlaHc Of some twenty feet, seven Of
the eight ears. Oa which forty-iso Of the la
borers
Two men we're killed ins'astly-one Of them, Mr
Daily-the name Of the ether We could nos learn.
Besides these, three others of the labOrers were
very dangerously injured, and it is thought will die
and eight others we're more or less wounded and
bruised, some sf them severely. The scene was
heart-rending 10 the extreme, the wives and rela-
tions Of the deceased aud wounded gathered around
in the widest grief and friends aud nsighbors coll
lec,ing to afford assistance. Intelligence was imme-
dately brought 10 town Of the sad disaster, Whtn
the physicians from this city and nsighb1rhood re-
paired with Rl alacriIy to the spot, snd rendered
every surgical and medical aid ie their poWer 20
those who survived. The Railroad Company also
sent out wagons and msttresses and did all 10 their
power to alleviate the distress Of the sounded.
The unfortunate killed and wounded we're sll with
one exception, natives CT Ireland, Industrious and
fliIhful meD Much sympathy is expressed in their
behalf 10 this community, and the benevollni will
Contribute to The wants Of hoss who have been ia-
iured One of the wounded is Mr. Davis, sOn Of Mr.
Peter Davis, Of this place
The loeomt tive was net attached to the train to
which the accident happeDed-the train was de-
seending the grade by iss oWn momentum. The
speed must have been great, and the hands on the
train did not know how TO use the brakes, aud did
not apply them. .-Alezandrid Gazette, AUgust IL.
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DAVIS n GAIN
WhOIeS sale GrOce
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. 10 broad street, Nashville. Tenn.
Tue highest market price paid Rags Feathers BeesWSx Gin
seng, Flaxseed, and Bacon.