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as7sA st. VALENTINES DAY. 3d.
&K The 14th of February, 1859. ~

Ofall the Saints of the Calendar, st. VAL
entine produces as much pleasure and amuse-
ment as all the others united, and the pre-.
partitions for the appropriate commemor.
alton Of the Day of this Patron Saint, are
immense, the country over; or, 10 tell the
"Yankee" of it, the demand for Valentines
has not been SO large in five years, ss now.
The portion of community supposed to be
affected most by the slender sentiment, !" are
now proceeding to invoke the valuable aid
of their good old friend, and by the liberal
dspensatibh he has granted, communicate
freely, in an innocent, yet expressive man.
ner, with those toward whom kind feelings
exist. g& - y"r..
In order that no one rtits be disappointed,
or passed by, and that every taste for the
beautiful and sentimental ridy be freely in
dulged, an immense stock of Valentines has
been sent to the RavennG Book Store en-
brucing every size, style, variety, kind, sort,
color and grade, ever introduced into the
United States, and that these beautiful,
elegant, useful, expressive and sentimental
mis-. ives may be placed in the hnnds Of the
ycung and old, the small and great, the
y, ices at said institution range from One
Gem e%ch to Five Dollars each. The Com.
c department is complete, and any one de
string Va entine sat all at ALL" can be
most certainly supplied at the .,.. /
RAYENNA BOOK STORE.
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DIED.

b.
In Ravenns, on the 18th inst, of com.
sumption, Mr.. BEEJAMIN WAY, formerly o..
Somersetshire, Eng, in the 2lst year Of his
age. ~
In Randolph, on the 18th ult., OF typhoid
fever, MARIA E., wife Of George Wells,
aged sS years.
The deceased being worthy member Of
the Social Temple. No. 46, tie Temple at
their earliest opportunity, passed the follow
ing resolutions, as a tribute of respect.
Whereas, An aIlwise and inscrutabIe Prov
idence has entered our midst, and removed
by death our esteemed Sister, Msria E.
Wells, and whereas by this unexpected death,
we, as Temple, are not only deprived of
the society and fellowship of a worthy sister,
bat by this event, en- afflicted family are
deeply bereaved, the loved home circle has
been broken, beloved wife ard affection
ute mother has been removed, affectionate
sisters have lost the companion Of theiI
childhood and youth, and large circle o.
relatives and friends have been called t.
mourn her loss, therefore,
Resolved, That in her death, this Temple
hac lost an influential friend, much loves
and respected sister, and that we are herr
reminded by this dispensation OF Providence
"thut in the midst Of life we are in DEATH"
Resolved, That our Temple be clothed II
mourning for thirty days, as expressive o
our grief for our departed sister.
Resolred, That we as Temple, tende
our heartfelt sympathy to our brother an
the friends Of the family, and ttidt write
copy of these proceedings be furnished he
family, also to the County Papers for publ
cation. Mona A. DICKINSON, s. P. z.
. . . -..... H. D. BRAINARD, 8. r.
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For the Portage Sentinel.
RoOtstOwM RrtEcu uclllMcMt Meet


ROOtstOwM RrtEcWclllncNt Meet
iNE.
At public meeting held in this place on
Wednesday evening, February 9th, the fol.
lowing order OF procedure was taken:
Mr. Geo. w. Austin moved lhatthe meet
ing be organized by the appointment of Capt
Reuben Russell as President of the meeting;
which being carried, Daniel Bogue was cho.
sen Vice President, and r. H. Clark, Secre.
tary. Otis Reed Esq, then addressed the
meeting; during which be said in substance
that the object of the meeting was to consult
together, as townsmen, upon the best mode
of mitigating the present severity Of our high
tares, de-. &c. -,..a...
When OH motion Committee of four,
consisting of Otis Reed, Edward Collins,
Daniel Bogue and R. H. CLARK was appoint
ed a committee on Resolutions, pending the
report, of which several gentlemen made
short speeches upon the objects of the meet.
ing and upon the best mods OF prosecuting
those objects, &c. When, Committee on Re-
solutions reported the following:
Whereas, the nominally free and sove-
reign people ofthe State of Ohio, through
their governmental agents, have become
heavily involved in debt, and in general ex.
ravngance Of appropriation and expenditure;
thereby settling the curse of constantly
augmenting taxation securely upon the necks
OF the people; and whereas the fruits Of this
governmental prodigality are endured by
the people at present only by sntsrancs in.
stead OF necessity therefore
Resolved, ThR, we, the citizens Of Roots.
town without distinction Of party, now de-
clare ourselves ready to make common
cause with the hosts throughout the State,
who like ourselves are wearied with burden.
some taxation, and are determined 10 resis,
or retrench it.
Resolved, That on due notification, we will
join the citizens Of this county and State, in
the holding OF Mass Conventions, for the
purpose OF inaugurating the measures neces
sary to effect the retrenchmeDt so generally
desired.
Res5lged, That as on earnest OF our deter
mination to act in the premises we will com
mence by attempting to retrench, IN particu
lar our township assessments; as, also, those
of the County and State.
Resolcsd, That henceforth we will hold ou
Township Board Of Education, and Io,on
shin Trustees and County Commissioners t.
, rigid accountability for the amount of tnxe
they levy; and for clear, explicit report
: the objects Of their expenditure.
After a separate feadng, and full discus
, sion the report was adopted, article by arti
! Gle, with light vote upon the last.
+ When on motion Committee Of six wa
3 appointed by the chair, for the purpose Q
. confering with like Committees from othe
towns in the County with view to issue
call for grand Mass Convention Of the tax
,svers Of the County. Said Committee
COMPOSED of A. g. Chapman, Daniel Bogut
. oliver Bow. Otis Reed, Edward Collins, r
H. Clark.
;. When the meeting voted that these prt
u ceedings be published in the County paper
: and adjourned.
; REUBEN Russell, Pres't.
a RANSOM HI. CLARK, Sec'y.
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MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. IT.. TUBBS.
VIII be In attendance as follows,

VIII be In attendance as fOllows'
RAvENNA, Prentiss House, Tuesday, March Ist.
Akron, Empire Rouse, Monday; Fe6. 26h.
Warren, National House, Friday, Jan. %.
Cleveland, American House, Feb. 9th and 10th.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
longs. Heart; Liver, Sto maeh Bowels Kidneys and
Spleenj also, Drcpsy, Gravel, Rheamatsm, Nervous:
Fever Fits, Impurities OF the Blood, Erupons, Can
GERS Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints, both externaland internal.
For some ton years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual.
", many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach In no case are mineral or 0Eh-
weH. or tear dowa to bnid up again. The medicines
can be taken with safety by Che most delicate, and
patients may fefhaih at home, and continue with
prudehce their ordinary Diet ana exercise huhdreds
physicians had given up all hope the indlsputabe
evidence of which can always be furnished. lnva-
lids Or ,S0 ae'pSg ass wiz
be given expefIse ifcuffod, without corresponds
ing prospect OF recovery.
CLYDE, o., July 81, 1856.
Dn. Tupps-sla, Ihave delayed writing until sew.
eral months have elapsed since my wife discontinued
tho use of your medicine. am happy TO say that
sho is again restored to health. Her condition was
peculiarly distressing and one that viii not attemp
from disease OF her throat and lungs disordereG
state of the. liver, nervous prostration and genera
debility. Her health has been declining iof man!
years until she was reduced TO mere skeleton; ant
her life deapaired OF by her friends The best pbysf
clans in tho county Told schooD were employed, tt
little or no purpose, and they told US she must die
Hearing Of you, she desired TO make one more enort
and we did so. On receiving your FIRST prescription
she was able 10 cit up but part of the day.
! The change was great, and truly gratifying 70 u
both. She applied for medicine but twice aitcl 90
aining The ars and happy to state that by "a
blessing of God, through your instrumentality, eh
now enjoys better health than she has Tor the ast NJ
teen years. She endures more hardshtps with les
fofiot,e Won can dispose of this statement as yOl
see proper for your own benefit and the cause OF hu
msnityl Ynnrs. reepectfully, J. o. FORBES.
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To The Editor Of the Portage Ssntine1:

r DEAR SIR Esq. Cranes shot at the ar
ticle signed "Ambit" in your paper Of Jan.
Goth. puts me In mind Of story read about
On Irishmsn, "lately come over" who pur-
chassd gun and went on hunting expedi-
zion. Soon he espied bird in the top Of q
tall tree, when upon elevuting his fowling
piece and shuisiag both eyes, he blazed away.
Never ruspec.iDg there could DO any miat'ke
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S'WIFT'S DRUG STORE.
n NV ARRAN EMENT


CHARLES +. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor Of the establishment long known
as "swifls Drug Store," at the sign of the Golden
Mortar wishes TO inform the FORMER patrons OF the
concern, and as many new ones as are disposed to
favor him with their custoh that he Intends Keeping
Ccioring Materials, Glass, Pa ient AIidieincs Per-
fumery, &c. And In order to correei misapprehen
sion existing in the minds of many, that tho Drug
Store Is to be visited only for the purpose Of purchas
ing box ofpis or barrel of oil, hb desires to cal!
particular attention to the fact that beides general
assortment oil those articles usually considered as
belonging 10 the Drug trade, he designs, keeping a
great variety ofsueh are needed in every well sup
piled family. including superior article Of Fifty
Cent Tea, Black Cocoa, Rio Cofee, WI flte Sugars,
Pepper. Spices of every description, tfme Aio COZ
fee Raisins, Currants. Prunes, FlavOfng EStracts,
Starch Sage, Corn Starch, Farna, Baking Pow ders,
Cream Tartar, DC. As the Dollar and Dime prinsi,
10 Sc governed ID matters Of trade, and everybody
expects to make their purchases where the largest
amount Of goods be obtained for the least money!
he confidently expects large share Of patronage.
Ravenna, Feb, IL, 1859.
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MARRIED.

In Sufisld, on the I9th inst. BY William
Paulus Esq.,, Mr.. RuFUs PorTER and Miss
GATES, all Of Sufield.
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CtrThe Hon. E.. A. Hannegan, Elk. Unit.
ed States from Indiana, has taken the field
as lyceum lecturer rs .sa a.
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BLEACHED sHEETINGl

WE hear great Dragging on BleGehad
wv Goods. We win sell you the best i2l You ever
saw all other qualities IN proportions 20 per cent len
than YOU eau buy elsewhere.
October 7, 1885, GoSE & BROTHER.
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Legal Notice.

Jacob r. Slough, p 70 the = Court %nt,. Of Common
Mary i. Slough, Ohio.
Petition for Divorce.
THE said Mary E. Slough is hereby noti-
J. aed that on the fourth day Of January, 1859. the
plaltR Hled In the Office OF the clerk of said eouFs
tween them may be annulled and divorce granted
him, and for eaCse alleges wiilfu absence for more
than three years. Said defendant 10 required y an
said petition and show cause, II any she ha!ss
why they two should not be made twen, e. he pla4-
tit prefers single blessednesg to double dlssIeesse
ness. t MICHAEL pLuAh
Ravenna, Jan. 1859 W. sa Plainhfh Ati'y.-
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Boots, SHOES And LEATHER I!

THE undersigned, at their old stand, would
respectfuliy calf the attention Of tkeir numerous
customers and the public at large 10 their unusuaiy
largo assortment Of home manufactured SOD. II
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sholssy,s;y:!ut c1sop Store.
STrAroR. DAILY 4 COMPANY

TAKE pleasure in announcing TO- tSeir
old friends aud customers that they new In receipt
Of the largest and most splendid stock OF Fall ana
Winter DKY GOODS ever offered in Old Portage al
prices competing with any establishment on the eS
tern Reserve, viz: la
Prints, OF all popular branda; ., ....r 49,
Dc Laines, OF the very choicest styIesj "y.n
French Mernoes, plain and figured, at astonishing
low prices;
Cass. meres, plain and figured;
Irish l'npitns, Opera Dc Laines;
Coburg i.nb>s, Robes Quille;
Cloths Cass.; m >res, Satinetts and Ves.Ings;
'Tweeds. Jeans. l., oseys and Flanneis:
Brown Shoetings, B,sached Musiins, Iickimgs' etc;
Ladies, Magic Shaw Is, Bay State, Broehe, etc;
CIoaEs, Taimas, Chen! lie Scarfs, etc;
Hoop Skirts, Of approve 1 makes;
French. work Collars, UnosrsleeYe', nd oil kinds
OF embroidery. p,rLo,o NJ "a No,
cent. below last years prices. ,o, =,
Dress Trimmings of every Description, ~ 'n""" u
kinds Of nress Goods.
Balmoral Skirts for ladies; new ana very hece'
sary article for the season, at a very low price.
White Brlliants, at from l22 cents 10 81 cents pc
yard. ..oo,
fevery kind ofmen's wear, at extremely low prices
Gentlemen do not fail to give our stock an exAmlNa
ton. The price is marked on each garment ana car
not be changed for LOVE or GOLB.
October Z, 1858. STREArOR, DAILY & co.
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THANKS Our thanks are due to Hon
GEoReE.E. PUGH, for public documents.
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.DUTAWE DON'T WANT Long time
ID Buyers to consume our Goods any more:
'0F.4 ~ BOSTWICK & BEATTY.
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OATS-OATS-OATS.
WANTED by the subscribers, for which
w we will pay FORTY cents per bushei for
~'' ETREAT0R, DAILY CO.
shaiss syille, July 3Oth, 1858.
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BOOTS AMI. .6H HOES.-An endless va.
I'D rrl,, and Of the very best of material and work
manebip, just received aud for sale cheap by
Oct obef I, 1858. /. STREATOR, DAILY & CO.
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HATS AND,Cf.f'S foi ,thfn and boys, Of
IL the latest styles and for sale at very low prices
hv I TOct7 = !, -. STREAToR, DAILY & Co.
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n JEENSWARE, Glassware, Liverpool
vi, ware. stoneware. Hardware, Groceries, Drugs
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Buffalo Robes. Buck
skin Mittens and Gloves, Tar, Carpetiug, Looking
Glass es, etc., etc., for sale cheap at
Octl7, 1855. STREATOR, DAILY & cos.
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TN CONCLUSION, we will ssy to, ALL,
.o n,av favor us with a call, that they may rely
nnoM ~ m"H HeinS dealt with FAIRLY, as we mark our
sppo. il ssRIs and 81 ,saa A aNs s Psics s.e.
ONLa. W. are determined TO give satisfaction,
Produce OF all kinds, for which we will pay the
h,sh.st mnrke ct price, taken exchange for goods
October Z, 1858 STREAToR, DAILY q CV'
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COURT OF COMMON PLsAs.-The Court OF
Common Pleas commenced on Monday last,
J6dss PorTER presiding. The following
case has been disposed Of at the lime of our
going 10 prsssOn Wednesday: ,,aa
Ctalls, Judd ei ais, Adm'rs, de-, Us Dan
isl w. Jennings Jury Trial. Verdict fOr
defendant Day, Taylor & Horton for plain
tiffs; ,Sfrawder & Hart and s. w. McCluie
for defendant. s .r
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RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Tuesday, March list.
Akron, Empir6 House, Monday; Fe6.' 2stt!
Warren, National House, Friday, Jan. %:
Cleveland, American House, Feb. 9th and 10th.
, 1859-03-11

purpose; the oil is brought to a boiling heat,
the whee. is placed on a stick, so as to hang
in the oil, each felly one hour, for a common
sized felly.
The timber should be dry, as green timber
will not take oil. Care should be taken
that the oil be made no hotter than boiling
heat, in order that the timber be not burnt.
Timber filled with oil is not susceptible OF
water, and the timber is much more durable.
| was amused, some time ago, when told Il
blacksmith how to keep tires tight on wheels,
by his telling me it was profitable business
to tighten tires, and the wagon maker will
say it is profitable to him to make and re-
pair wheels; but what will the farmer, who
supports the wheclriyht and smith, say 3
Cor. Southern Planter.
, 1859-03-11
EoKesp 30 Esaht 81 Rheels.

Idesire 70 ask room for the following,
vkch ] believe % be an excellent suggestion,
nnd that tho mechanic who shall take the in
idadve In the matter viii be sure to find his
rpyatd in he greater clll for his work.
Iul1h 70 communicate 70 the public a
McL1oe By which tires-on carriage wheels
may b kept tight ifonea A wagon some
years ago, f0r my own use, and, before put
ting on The tires, filed the fellies with lin.
aosd oil, and The tires have worn out and
were never loose ] ironed 4 buggy for my
oun use seven years ago, and The tires are
nov = tightas uhm put on. Ny method
q fling the fallies with oil L as follows
iuss long cast iron heater, made for the
, 1859-03-11
IN WASHINGTON HOTEL, AsSS
I'LL Corner Of Main and Second streets, s.ii
OLYMPIA, W. T.
SILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

THE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
large story building ~ by 60 feet, by Nhich be Is
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capaciOus, comfortable and excelenty
public house In Washington Territory. An idea Of bis
ability TO accommodate the public may be judged the
fact that the hOte contains twenty-five private rooms
exclusive Of family apsrtment) six Of which large
draWiEg rooms or paTlOrs.
Thankful TO the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business be feels confident be can re der
the sojpum Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
sant and pains shall be spared TO set his table as well
any In like business Beds and bedrooms furnished 10
such as may desire them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable Is attached to this establishment which
will Be amply supplied with forage for the
Of animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 9Th, 1857 sly
, 1859-03-11
cultivation of Cabbage.

Thanabheoe is A plant that reouires rich and
,,elI cnltivate5 rTound. There Is no yepeia.
NJ v,bich 4 more Influenced bv careful and
,horouoh r,,lt;ration and nlentifnI manurino
th.n NJ, cahbage IN fact the success of
~ croD daDerda aln,ost entireIv nnon the
sres,nent 4 rece;ves Il Is a fteouent com.
nlaint anong farmers. that their eabbapes
viii moi head but crow with long stalks and
mali besds Or none AZ ali The failure Is
,senersIIv tbouobt To he nrodnced bv the
ssason 6e;nO too Wet or too drv. N. else the
80 was noor. but IN almost every instance
want of care IN nrenarif . the around. and
IN sIler cnlture. was tho main cause Of tbe
fa;Iure : ~ n 4 - ~
Tbetwo f;,llow;ng n,etbo5s have rencraIlv
,rod,,csd ,oo5 crors ei,her i good
Fsrjv i5 snr;ns so,v S,,[,u vour sasS IN a warr,
boF5er ansr the =, rSonglv mixinv some we'll
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, 1859-03-11
c.E. LUckEY q Co,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
No. m nraafle,, T..,,. U.,., Va. .,,..


n n. LUcKEY 4 co. DESIRE TO DISPOSE on
NE present season. for cash great sacrifice. In order ne
more readily g eose Up helT busnss they O the following
Any purchasing accoFdng 70 the towl.g Price last
w p 1 70 their choice ef any Of The ur.lcls valued a.
buyer q any aFele w rseslyc without addana charge,
any one y ore g ihs article. . he value q q. and
PsoPsl Instructions as % Inc manner Of delivery whether By
Rsisr % W q smith, Maiden Lane; George colnT, q
John sireeti ,. n IsGil Es, Attorney Metropolitan bank
ng,ldlng Lgsksy lAne 60 Nassau 81 al o. New York cry
Cola Psns a. Plsa COD Tn,. ds. casi q. .do ''-'
vslae sl-0ents scne Pins, "a quality Ladies' cnlior
Pin. % 90 EansF Gents Cola ciusier Pins; do DO sia
do % sleeve Bat:on.i % Cameo OF Mosaic Pins. . -,
do DO Pen, silver case DO 90 Rnr ares se: Misses Cameo
Or Mosaic Pms 40 DO DO Rlnins Fins Goa Tooih-pc
de- God In, lof hair oF miniature. -
vsise ss--osnss Gold Psn, sh silver extension s.ss
Mosaic Pins; DO DO do EARRINGS IAdss Lava Pins; a.
% kAEn Genls Seal Rings LAdss Cold Rngs Win clas
elae ~ yiih ~ pramium Cold Bracelets LAdles Real
Coal ln. ede Earrings DO Real Garnet Fins do DO EaF
na@I9.h lIe, Win sVeFTps holder and box; Goa Lock
VsiIe sa-cam.o nraesl,,s. GOA ma, n,ud nr,.,,,.
sets Cameo Moss Pms and Earrings ssis Lava Pns and
layk sys buttons DO Studs carbunee sleeve
Value e1---s6nd Goa Necknres; aoia Coral OF Garnet
n and Earrings Coral Or Garnet Pns, large He Lock
vsias sssHvsr opsn-iAssd Ispns watch. ltoiss rusy
VaIae s1O--oeu,,s eoid ye, Chains, I.sr.. roa c,..!
nne Silver Hunting Iepne Watch holes ruby jeweied sl
yer open-faee Detached Lever Wath, full ruby leWeled
Value eio-slver Hunting Detached Lever, fun ruby
vaius ssoeOIa opsn-he,d cylinder watch, four hos,
Value Sl5doid sPsn-f.ssd Detached Lever. Al ruby
ieweed, IS carat case Watch. ittE'. FlINl
yalas ss,s-tloa Hunting cyilpaer watch, four hole,
vsias s3o.-dSid limiting Dsaadhsd Lever watch, Suu