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Administrators Sale.

RY virtue OF an order of sale issued from
~ the Probate Court of Portage County, Ohio, we
Jacob H.. VanOcken and Deos Goddard, A dmnistra-
tors Ofhe Estate OF Everett Vanocke deceased will
sell at public auction on the premises,
On the 2Sh day of October, A. D. 1859,
the foil wing described real estate subject 10 the dow
estate of Sarah Vanocken One tract Of land situ
ate the township Of Shalesville, county of Portage
and state of Ohio being parts Lots, No. 3 and 68,
aud bounded as follows That part OF said land stu.
ate in Lot 73, is bounded by beginning ut the south
west corner Of said Lot and running thence east on
the south line thereof 81 chains to the bank of the
CuyahOga river; thence aloug the bank of said river
tho east line Of said Lot; thence north said east
line chains and IS links to the Of land in said
Lot, sold to MoTey: thence west 40 chaius nd 65
links to the west line of said LOt thence south said
west line 26Ichans and 60 links to the place of begin
ming, containing ninety-two and thrty-seven one
hundredths of land. That part situate in said
Lot No. %, is bounded by beginning at the northeast
corner of the above described land thence east one
chain to the Cuyahoga rver thence sOuthcrly along
the bank of said river to the west line of said Lot
thence north said west line chains and IS links
the place of beginning containing one and One.half
of land. Als) one tract or parcel of land lying
in the northwest part of Lot No. &c. beginning at tie
st line thereof 70 chains and 50 links thence east2
chains and 50 links to the centre of the Cuyahoga riv
thence up the stream In the centre thereof TO the
north line of said Lott thence west said north line
"a chains to tie place of beginning, containing twen
ty-four acres and fifty One.hundredths of of
land.
Said land Will be sold on deferred payments not ex.
cceding two years. JACOB H. VANOCKEN,
DELOS GODDARD.
Administrators as aforesaid.
By STRAwDER q HART, their Attorneys.
Sept. %, 1e59-4w.
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lido not. make th ese disclosures with the
expectation of influencing one Republican
to vote against Mr.. Garfield. make them
to show the tendency Of the Republican party.
We oil know and recollect the boots and
iowls that sounded all through this State,
igainst the Fugitive Slave Law, In the
cam paighs that elevated Messrs. Swan,
Scott and Peck to the Supreme Bench. /
believe that "Other auestiOns'' were involved
in these cshpsighs.
We all recOiIect how mdny Democrats
were frightened from the broad, liberal and
national platform Of the DemOcracSi and in
duced, by the force Of circumstances; not
understood, to let their general philanthropy
run in the wrong direction; not believing,
for one moment, that "other questions" than
the welfare of the African was at stake.
Pretended opposition to the Fugitive
Slave Law has been q cardinal principle in
the Republican creed. Now, when we see
that law sustained by men elected to the
Supreme Bench by the Republican party;
when we hear their candidate for Governor
say that II elected he will execute it; when
we hear the father Of that pcrty soy that the
Fugitive Slave Law shall be enforced, and not
repealed, is it more than reasonable to sup.
pose that our tender hearted brethren have
been grossly deceived, and that there are, as
has always been claimed by the Democracy.
"other questions" at issue, and that these
"other questions" are the spoits.
With all these facts fresh in my mind,
how could expect to iDjure Mr.. Garfeld's
prospects by saying he was pro Slavery!
certainly knew, as we'll us the Editor of
the DeaoSrat, that "other questions" para.
mount to the slavery question, were at issue,
and had not been charged with deliberate.
! Iy misrepresen,ing Mr.. Gurfed, should
have said no more. But il the Democrat
will give the name Of his informant, | will
prove, to the satisfaction of every candid
thdn, all have said in reference to the
principles and position OF Mr.. Garfield.
HIRAM.
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To the Editor of the Portage Sentinel:

To the Editor Of The Portage Sentins|:
The Editor Of the Portage County Demo
crat in noticing my communication in your
paper in reference to Mr.. Garfield sayF:-
"Repub licans will look to other questions 10
regard to the character and position Of their
candidates" What does he mean by ''other
dues,ions!" Honest men have supposed
that the "character" and "posilion" of a
candidate embraced everything relating to
the principle at issue. that is, politically
But the Editor of the Democrat has informed
us, Tor hos acknowledged, rather,) that there
sre other questions OF issue, and it matters
not whether q Republican candidate for
Senator is pro. slavery or unt:-slavery! Now
the Democrats have always claimed that the
leaders Of the Republican party cared moth
ing for this question of slavery; that their
urofessed love for the slave was hypocrisy;
that the "spoils" was the great desideratum
with them;' and fot that, and not the "poor,
down trodden hegfo," have they worked,
prayed and piilaged, sworn and sweat great
BARRELS full. What does the Editor of the
Democrat mean by "other questions" be-
sides the principles involved, If he does not
mean the Spoils. l think every hottest and
honorable man will unite with me i'll giving
the Editor Of the Democrat credit for making
dne honorable confession, and that there
yet is hope; for ...
,"while the lamp holds out to Earn,
The vilest sinner may return"
The Editor further says that deliberately
thfsre presented the anti.slavery character Of
Mr. Garfeld.-so he is reliably informed
Now, If the Democrat will give the name o.
his informant. 4 care not who he may be-
30 that his character for truth and veracity
n not at such q low ebb that the church hal
expelIed him. will prove, by the best o
authority, every charge l made. will fur
tier prove, by good witnesses, that Mr.. Gar
field, not long since, said that he was "reii
giously pro.slavery." II Mr.: Garfield il
relieiously pro-slavery, he must be political
II so, else bigger bypucrite nevef walke'
the earth. l will further prove, thar las
winter, when Rev. James Hartzell lectures
in this place, on the Home Missionary ques
zion. the chpttch Of which Mfr. Garfield 10 I
member, passed some mild anti slavery res
ciutious, MI. Garfield opposed and denOuh'
csd these resolutions as courageous. shame
and.a disgrace TO any civilized community
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SWIFT'S DRUG STORE.
NEW AR A N G EN- EMIT.

CHARLES E. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor of the establishment long known
as "Swifrs 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 custom, that he intends Keeping
a full assortment of Drugs, Paints, Varnishes, Oils
Cooring Materials, Glass, Patent Medicines, Per-
fumery, &c. And in orderto correct amisapprehen"
sion existing in the minds of many, that the Drug
Store is to be visited only for the purpose of purchas
ing box ofpills barrel of OIL he desires to call
particular attention to the fact that besides generas
assortment OF those articles usually considered as
belonging 10 the Drug trade, he designskeeping
great variety as are needed in every well sup
piled family. including superior article of Fifty
Cent Tea, Black Cocoa, Rio Coffee, White Sugars,
Pepper, Spices of every description frime Rio Cof'
fee, Raisins, Currants, Prunes, FlayoEing Extracts,
Starch Sago Corn Starch, Farina, Baking Pow ders,
Cream Tartar, &c. As the Dollar and Dime princi-
plc is the rnly one by which people are supposed
to be In matters of trade, and as everybody
expects to make their purchases where the largesI
amount Of goods can be obtained for the least money,
he confidently expects a large share of patronage.
Rayenna Feb II, 1850,
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Ad dministrltOr'S Sale of Real
ESfHfe +.


pY VIRTUE of an order of apprasement
ID and SALE issued from the Probate Court OF PoTt-
age county, Ohio, the 18th day of September, A.
D. 1859, John Rhodenbaugh. administrator OF Peter
the premises, on !
Friday, the 29M day Of October. A. D. 1869,
between the hours of one and four O'Clock P. M. Of
said day. the following real estate situate in the town
ship of Franklin, county Of Portage, and State Of
Ohio }: beginning at a post standing in the south
lire Of lot No. 49, ten chains east the south east
corner of Barber Clarks land, in said lot; thence
north one degree west Is chains and 81 links 70 q
pott; thence north s7a degrees east chains and 9i
links to post thence north degrees 80 Riagles west
I3 chains Is links 10 post; thence north ~ degrees
chaiLs 81 links to post; thence south degrees en:t
81 chains q link post in tho south ne % 81 salG 10y
nks along the south line of said lot, containing ~
acres and % hundredths Of an acre q iana ss s9o
sSs Sa,S dowor WV estate of Betsy Rhodenbaugh.
John RHoDENBA JGH, AdministratoT. ete. :.
Ny StFawder T. Hart, his Attorneys.
.AwFl s-.
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WORK FOR THE RIGHT!
DEMOC Ratio
MASS
OWE N TON .

The Democracy of Portage and the ad.
joining counties will hold Mass Conven.
ton at the Fair Grounds, 10 Ravenns, on
SATURDAY, October 9th, 1859,
at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, at which time the
people will be addressed upon the important
political issues Of the day, by
HON. RUFUS p. RANNEY,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
HON. DAVID ToD,
AND
HON. HENRY B. PAYNE.
Democrats Of Portage this is the last
great meeting previous to the election
Turn out, with your wives and daughters,
and listen to these able champions Of the
"Sovereignty Of the Peo Pile.
The Ravenna Light Artillery
will contribute "waker" for the occasion,
and number of
Grass and Martial Bands
will give tone TO the meeting.
The Committee has the pleasure Of an
nouncing that the Cleveland Light Guards
and the Cleveland Light Artillery will &C.
cept an invitation TO be present.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President WILLIAM CooLMAN.
Vice Presidents- Loren Bigelow, Thomas
B. Selby, John NJ. Tilden, Luther L. Brown,
William D, Davis, John Stallsmth, David
Fenton, Harvey Baldwin, Asshel Hulett,
John Coleman.
MarShcl-Gen. E. B. Tyler.
JOHN l.. RAEEEY,
L. SPALDING,
A. JACKSON,
VIM. Co Imam,
J. G. WILLIS,
E. b. TYLER,
s. d. HARRIS, JR,
Committee of Arrangements.
September 2O,h, 1859.
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Surgical Notice.
Divorce Notice.

MARY. JANE SKlFF is hereby notified
Wl that Frank b. Skif did, on the 1th day of Sep
tember, A: D., 1859, file his petition in the office Of
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the county of Portage and state of Ohio charging
the said Mary Jane Skif with adultery, and asking
that he may be divorced from the said Mary Jane
Skif, which petition will stand for hearing at the
February Term A. D., 1850, of said eonrt.
Dated this 9th day OF September, 1859.
FRANK B. SKIFF,
BY Strawder & Hart, his Att'ys.
Eantnuhap "A Rw D..
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LegnI Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 Jesse Dixscn.
that Eliza Jane Dixson his VILE, ON the sixth day
of September 1859, iled petition against him IN the
Court Of Common Peae for Forage County. Ohio: I
therefor, gross neglect Of duty and inprisonmenti
which petition will for hearing at the term of
VIA tsa,,rt ~ ELIZA JANE DlXSON,
Sept. !, ls5o 9w, aa By Luther Day, her Ah'y.
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ALPHONSO HART,
Charlestown Centre,

DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT GARRETTsvtLLE.
Hons. DAVID TOD and LUTHER Day will
address the people upon the political ques'
,ions involved in the present campaign at
Garrettsville, ot 2 O'Clock on Saturday after
noon next, the lst prcx. 1t is also expected
that Hon. R. P. RANNEY will be present and
address the meeting.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

Guardian Sale of Real Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given tina, in obedience
lV to an order of the Probate Court, l, Gopher A.
Davis, Guardian of General Davis, Arthur Davis,
Cassus Davis, Darwin Davis and Celestia Davis will
sell at public auction, the premises, tho 18th
day OF October a. D., 1885, the following real estate
belonging to the above named wards Situate in the
township of Randolph county of Portage and state of
Ohio, and bounded and described as f0llows-Begin-
ming at the north east of lot, No. 49, in said
township thence running south on the east line to a
post thence west parallel with the north line TO the
west line of said lO thence north the west line to
the northwest of said lot, No. 49, thence east
TO the place fbegI gIning-supposedt to contain eighty
five acres of land, be the same more or less.
GOPHER A. DAVIS, Guardian,
By Strawder s. Hart, his Attorneys.
September IA, l6j9-4w
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~ LASS WARE.--Just received a very
VI large assortment, consisting ofTumblerS, Cob
lets, Spoon holders, Sauce- -dishes, &C., &C. Heavy
nuted Tumblers at 81 cents Call and see them.
IL June Q. 1884,, Fs6 4tN' s- Eva p. II Il CO. &
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Russell AbboII's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
In Der has been appointed and qualified as Execu-
tor ON The estate Of Russell Abbott late Of Portage
county, deceased. Dated at DeeTfeld, Sedtember
9Th, 1850. CHklSLOFHEhO W AbbVIIs
September IL, Is59-sw% ss1 -
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EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
WOOLEN GOODS,

oVerrcatings, Ky. jeans, Kennebec, fancy plaid
do, check, plain and mixed lweets. oxford, Cadet
Union, striped, side band check and plain cassmcrcs
plain and mixed lied coating, curduroy, plain,
plad striped, blue, black and grey satines, fn fact
everything in wOolens desirable. We always keep
the biggest pile of them TO be found anywher nd we
offer this year superior inducem ents to ANYTHING
heretofore. Black doeskin and fancy cassimeres
ed, we able to produce most prices
Persons who buy these goods of us are already fully
convinced that they make from Is to 90 per cent by
queensware hardware, Yankee notions, perfumery, ,
fancy Baskets oil cloths, gens' travelling bags, dye
stuts' paints, oils, patent medicines, books and sta
tonery, nails, iron and glass. Also, glassware of
fancy styles at SURPRISINGLY low nrices
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A Sale of Real ES
. tate,

A Sale of Real Es
tate.
TN PURSUANCEof of an order made in the
i Probate Court of Portage County, the tenth day
of September, inst, In the or Reuben C.Lord,
administrator of Caleb G. Garfield, deceased, VS. Se-
ucius Garfield, etal, there will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises In
Shalersville, in said county, ON the
TDenty first day Of October, 1859, j..
at one O'Clock P. M the following real estate, to wit:
Fifty four of land in lot NO lOS, and one and
seveneighh in lot No. l07 in said township of
ShalersVe. Also, fourth of acre In the south
west corner Of lot No 80 Streesboro, Immediately
adjoining the other pieces, being the real estate Of
which tie said Caleb q. Garfsd died seized. and
which is artcularly described by metes ard bounds
in the order of sale heren to which reference to be
had by bidders and othes. Said real estate will be
sold free Of mbrance the widow having released
her DOVER the mortgages having been discharged,
the purchaser will take clear title.
TERMS-One halt down, balance In one year with
interest and approved security.
First piece appraised at 1880.
Second piece appraised ut $500.
Thi. d piece appraised at So: S55:.,,,,,r ,orn
Admir- of Caleb G. Garfield, deceased.
| .,-.,a Michael Stuart, Attorney.
oharo
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HATS AND CAPs..-Ths gentleman that
IL writes such EXQUISITE stories, Qhe Ledger man
tells ms We hare the best stock Of Hats and Caps in
tHe county and are selling them veTy'lvw, -es.
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OUTER, and most kinds of produce
ID wanted, for which we will pay the highest market
prices. STREArOR, DAILY & CO.
Sha lersville, Sept. 81, 1859.
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SHAxEspERrAN READINGS Pro! w. p.
ErGARToN, of Cleveland, will give On Intel
lectual entertainment, consisting Of Shakes
perian Readings and Miscellaneous Recita-
tons at Days Hall. on Saturday evening
next, Prof. E. is said to be an excellent
elocutionist and will doubtless entertain his
audience very highly.
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The Popular Papers Of the Day
can always be found at the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE!
Magazines and New Books Received
AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.

ANY Magazine, Paper or Book desired will be
promptly ordered for customers. MagaEinssand Pa
pers mailed 10 any desired point.
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Notice.

NOTICE.
THE DEERFIELD AGRICULTURAL
i SOCIETY will hold their Second Annual Fair on
Friday the 9TH day of October, le59. Come friends
one and all.
by order Of the Executive Committee.
A sep2l-lw JOSEPH WAGGONER, Cor. Sec'y.
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THE RAVENNA BOOK STORE is now receiving
large stock of Fine Stationery, Letter and Note
Paper, Cap Paper, Envelops, Pens, Pencils, Pen
holders, Writing Books, Composition Books, Draw
ing Books, Drawing Paper, Black board Crayon'
States and Pencils, Portfolios Afneld's Writing Flu.
i'd Indelible Ink, BlOtt.ng Paper, Inkst nds-ali to
be sold very cheap.
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"a PISTOL TRAPS-PISTOL TRAPS.
p EUTHES' patent Animal Trap, the best
LII trap ever introduced, new inXention and quite
q curiosity, for pale at +. A. CURTIS d cos.
Marcb24, 1859.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

OSSAS &1NO
VI quality which cann"t be beaten. We particula rIv
call attention to them, and wish inspection. Mems
heavy double soled boots. mems half soled boots
men calf boots, only SO 5 mems half double soled
Kip boots boys half double Soled kip boots: youths
half double soed kip boots: women's work, both
seWed and pcgged in full variety; extra japan eath
er enameed boots, only 81 10; five cases more Of
lasting and farmers satin, pa and figured Congress
lace CATERS; heeed ard spring heeled cutters; misses
ehild's and women's calf kip, goat eled and III
heeled and spring heeled shoes, of all STYLES and
prices. Our regular trade know that we alwayskeep
good assortment. All we have to say is the
ment Is better than ever before, and at prices that
Will do you good, and give us pleasure to name
Groceries, as ever, superior in price, quality md
quantity. Primo rice, only cts: prime Rio coffee,
only 10 cents; prime layer raisDs, only l6 cents:
prime Iante currants, only 10 cents; prime syrups
only 10 cents; prime moasses, only SO cents; prime
brown sugar. only 7b cents prime coffee sugar, only
llt cents; prime crushed dO only l34 cents.
Plug tobacco, at 90 25 49, &c. IA and 6pI cents rer
pound, all ofquaity ahead of any thing you can buy
at these prices.
Soda biscuit; Geo. Bank cod fish. And now to the
most delicate poiGt OF our subject. Being verv bash
full, and poor takers the only way we have 10 bring
into notice
Our Fifty Cent Tea,
is 10 advertise our fifty cent tea and say that our y
cent tea Is superior fifty cent tea. which is ahead
OF any fifty cent tea offered at fifty cents in This
or any other county. Call for O supply.
Nails, iron and glass. Also, glassware of fancy
styles, at surprisingly low prices. Everything we
oher Is way down In price, without wgging or squr-
we cordially invite the people, the whole people, to
make us call.
n DANIEL W. Goss & BRO.
Edinburgh, september 10, 1859.
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SOLE LEATHER.

In fact everything to make up the largest, cheapest
and best assorted stock of goods ever offered in Por
tage county. We keep constantly on hand prime
article OF family flour, selling at tho lowest market
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SHA 81.

Brocha and plads, magic, etc. etc., Longs single
10 great varieties, In which we offer great induce
ments. sses school shawls all prices and qualities
Hata and caps, bonnets, ribbons, rushes, flowers,
French stems, etc.,a full and complete supply, al
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-04
A Queer Old Fight.

Mr.. j. c. Smith is gentleman who halls
from London. Mr.. Smith is a subject OF
Queen Victoria, and goes his length on the
superiority of England and En- lish institu-
tons. Mr.. S. is in the employ of My. Bryce,
a house carpenter. of proclivities intensely
American. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Smi.h
got into an argument with Bryce. Mr., Smith
allowed that flour was cheaper in London at
the present day than it is in Philadelphia. -
To back up his statement, Mr.. Smith pro-
duced the money article of the London Neacs.
Mr.. Bryce got his back up, asked Mr. Smith
why he didn't stay in England, and indulge
ad Abitum in flour at shilling sack. Mr..
Smith said, because, IN England, she could
not get the shilling" This angered Mr. Bryce.
Mr.. Bryce then up with his fist and knocked
the Englishman into 3 basket of shavings. He
then kicked Englishman out on the sidewalk
Englishman beloved so loudly that the po-
lice came and arrested Mr.. Bryce =
Mr.. Bryce seeing the police coming, struck
Englshman again, in order to get value of
his fine. He was taken before Aid. Tittemar,
and held to Philadelphia North
american.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-04
Warrington Matters.
WASHINGTON, May %.

WASHINGTON, May %.
1t was decided in the Cabinet to-day, to su-
persede Postmaster Westcott, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. n p. Brown will be his successor.
There are but five million dollars subject to
draft in the Treasury, which is barely mar
gin required for working smoothly. Large
sums in Treasury notes are coming in and
being re-issued. The amount overdue, now
held by A., Y, would absorb every dollar in
the Treasury and require two millions more.
Dispatches were received to-day from Gen
cral Lamar. He states that the Belly contract
has not been rectifcd
1t is understood here that Jerez, the Mica
raguan Minister, has received intelligence of
Walkers meditated foray upon Central Amer
lea, and that the English and French Admirals
on that coast have instructions to seize him
and his followers either ashore or afoat.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-04
From Boston.

BosroN, May "a.
Gunther's Millinery Establishment was de
strOyed by fire at ~ O'Clock last night Loss
about $4,000.
The most important anniversary meeting
to-day was that of the Tract Society. Almost
the first business done was the adoption of
resolution severing all connection with the
New York Society, and declaring re-estab-
lishment on national basis A resolution
subsequently introduced, expressing kindly
feelings for the New York Society, provoked
a long discussion and was finally rejected
The officers for the ensuing year were chosen.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolced, That the publication during the
present year of any well written tract or
tracts which may be offered to the Publishing
Committee, calculated to arouse and concen-
trate the religious sentiments of all Christian
men against the slave-trade, and to set forth
its great wickedness, will meet with the warm
appreciation of the Society.