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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23

HATS AND CAPS.--The gentlemen that
II writes such ExeUIaTR stories, Che Ledger man)
tells us have the beat stock ef hats and Caps
the county and are selling them vesy ioW.: "i
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no CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION on ADVICE

no CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION on ADVICE !!
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth svery simple and entire.
ly and by II disease Of any of the intern al vital
organs Ia in very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient question,
or having the least previous knowledge Of the
Among the Diseases treated with perfc success are
SCROFULh,
And all diseases of Il Scrofulous origin: Ulcers, Tn.
mors, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease, Swell
led Neck or Goitre, Scroiuious Sore Eyes, Scald
Head, Erupt0ns on the face or Other parts Cancer,
Fistula, Spinal Diseases, dyspepsia, Gravel, lmpo.
tence, Stricture St. Vius Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuma-
tism, Drepsy, Syphilis, Ague and Fever, Neuralgia
&C
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes. Throat, Lungs, Heart.
Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Skin or other Or
gans.
Those suffering from Chronic Diseases, of'any de-
scrption, may be assured that their ctses will be
treated fairly and candidly, aud they Will not be
ccuraged to take medicine without corresponding
and other places in Ohio and New York, regularly,
for the last two Years, and can furn ish patients with
aLy amour: of evidence in regard to his Skill and
qualifications ply sician. lie will visit the above
places once in five six weeks, for one year, thus
giving those who consult him. opportunity to continue
till cured. Those which have been treated by
Others and pronounced lucurable, are requested to
CALL it will cost you moth 10 have your case exam
ined and explained.
Mark we'll the time and day, and call early.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Galvhnism.
ANY person sending correct statement OF theii
symptoms, and enclosing So, viii have medicine
adapted to their case, sufficient 10 last le month, o
fvo weeks, sent them by Express
Address II. w. WADSWORFH, M. d.
august 81, 1859. Batavia, n. Y.
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,hat.5-A student in the University OF Vir.
pinia, writing from that institution, says "that
no yestige of the marble slab that designa-
led The last resting place Of the author Of
the Declaration OF Independence" remains
to mark the spot. The visitors to his tomb,
BY chipping off fragments, have completely
demolished it and by piecemeal carried it
away. An uncouth granite pedestal, great,
" ,disfgured, alone remains to mark his
grave. o'm
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THE HoLIpAYs FRANK FORD offers in.
ducements to those who contemplate ma
king presents during the Holidays. See
advertisement.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23

CHANGE OF NAME The proprietor of the
sprightIy little hebdomadal published at
Franklin Mills has changed its name from
"The Omnium Gatherum" to "The Family
Visitor" The Visitor is now conducted by
DR.. A, DEwEY-its former editor Mr.. BEACH,
having retired with "hs brow wreathed with
laurel" perhaps.
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Administrators sale of Real
Estate.

DY VIRTUE of an order of appraisement
ID and sale, issued from the Probate Court of Port
age county, Ohio. the Eth day of September, A.
d. 1859, L. John RhOdenOaugh, administrator of Peter
Rhodenbaugh, deceased, will sell AT public sale, ON
the premises, on
Thursday, the 22d of December, A. D. 1859,
between the sours of one and four O'Clock P. M. of
said day, the following real estate suatein the town
ship Of ErunNlin, county of Portage, and State Of
Ohio ieginning al post standing in the south
lire of lot No. 30 ten chains east Of The south east
corner of barber Clark's land, in said loG thence
north one degree west l5 chains and 33 links 10
post; thence north H73 degreca east chains and 6l
links to post; thence north degrees 33 minutes west
10 clains IS links to post thence north q degrees
chains 81 links 10 post; thence south desrers east
81 chains 81 link post in the south line or said 10Y
thence south degrees 80 minutes west 10 chains AZ
links along the south line Of said lot, containing "a
acres and - hundredths Of an acre of land, be tho
same more or less. Said land to be sold subject to
the DOVER estate of Betsy Rhodenbaugh.
JOHN RHODEN BAUGH, Administrator, etc.
By Strawder d Hart, his Attorneys.
November 90, lc50-4w.
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4 Personal Interview with Capt.
Browns Wife.

The New York Independent publishes an
account of an interview of correspondent
with Mrs. Brown, the wife of Capt. Brown,
the convicted leader of the Harper's Ferry
insurgents
Mrs. Brown is tall large and muscular,
giving the impression at first sight of frame
capable of great strength and long eDdur-
ance. Her face is grave ond thoughtful,
wearing, even in this hour of her trial, an
expression Of soberness rather than of sad.
ness. She is a native of Whitehall, near
Lake Champlain, and has been the mother
of thirteen children 3; but, Notwithstanding
the cares of her numerous family, and her
mapv prvutions and struggles, Independent
of household burdens, che still appears as
fresh and hale as il she were only now in the
rrime and vigor of lite. While living in
Ohio, four Of her children died from dyoen'
tery, within eleven days, three OF whom were
carried to the grave together on the same
day.
Irefe,red incidentally to the design upon
Harpers Ferry Us having bt en- premeditnted
for two wears, to which sire Immediately re-
pIied "Noi for ttDo gears, but for ttcenty
He had been waiting twenty years Tor some
opportunity to free the slaves; we had all
been waiting with him the proper time when
he should put his resolve into action and
when, at last, the enterprise of Harper's
Ferry was planned, we were all equally con-
fident. He had no idea, nor did any of the
family, that the experiment would result in
deieat. We all looked to it as fulfilling the
bones of mAnv years." f.u ..E
ithen put the question which | had beer
chiefly eolicitous to ask:-''lt is the common
talk OF the newspapers that Capt Brown il
insane-whut do you say to that opinion :"
~ never knew" she replied, "oi his in
sanity until read it in the newspapers. He
js o clear-headed man. He has always been
and now is entirely in his right mind. HI
is always cool, deliberate, and never over
hasty ; but he has always considered that hi
first impulses TO action were the best and the
safest to be followed. He has almost al
ways acted upon his first suggestions. No
kstis not insane. His reason is clear. Hi
last uct was the result, as all his other acts
have been, Of his truest and strongest con'
scientious convictions"
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ROBBERY IN CHARLEsTowN.--On Friday
night la st, the residence of Mr.. H. H. Coz,
of Chorlestown was entered and money and
property amounting to over $lOO taken
there from. We understand that a colored
man who had been in the employ of Mr.. c.
for a short time, is suspected of being the
thief
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SOLE LEATHER.

In fact everything to makeup the largest, cheapest
and best assorted stock Of goods ever offered in or'
tagc county. We keep constantly on hand prime
ratgA.
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THANKsGIvINa.--To morrow is the day
set apart by the Governor as one to be OBJ
served in giving thanks to God for the favors
and blessings of the past year. The public
religious services of the day will be had at
the Methodist church--commenciog at II
O'clock.
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RAvENNA MARKET-NovEMsER as.

A. BELDING, Nj. D.,
Physician and Surgeon. Office over d. X. Wheeler's
Drug Store, opposite the Court House, on Main
Street. BeSidence on Cedar Street.
Kavenna, November 90, 1859.
Masonic NOiBCc.
THE brethren of Unity Lodge, No. l2,
i Free and Accepted Masons, are hereby notified
that the annual election for officers of said Lodge will
be held Monday evening, December 5th, le59.-
The presence of every Mason residing within the ju
risdic hon OF the Lodge is requested.
BY order of the W. Master.
JAMES W. SOMERVlLLE,
November 90, 1850 .2w secretATy.
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E3iHclksNAilllinE.

E35T 5TCNSEHItE1INS'
THE undersigned would announce 10 the
J. citizens of Ravenna and vicinity, that he has
taken the Blacksmith Shop, few rods north Of the
Prentiss House, where he will be pleased to attend
to all those wanting work in his line. Particular
attention will be paid to Horse SHoE1Nd, repair.
lug and ironing buggies and wagons. Having had
twenty four years. experience in the business, he
feels confident that he give satisfaction to those
who ay place thoir work in his hands, and he hopes
by strict attention TO business and moderate charges
to entitle himselfto liberal share Of patronage.
FREDERICK CARIS
Ray emma, October s, ,le59-3m --.--.--- Lt---l J
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HOOP SKIRTS.-A terrific pile--white
Il ant colored-cheaper than ever-and at all
prices,. We do BRAG selling the MOST, cheapest,
and the best for the least money. We sell capital
skirt for 81. Also, new skirt supporter and hustle
combined for 25 centsthe best thing of the kind in
use. .r . .7f E..y r..s#.t
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NARPETINGS.-A good stock at low
u figures. OIL Cloths OF difersnt patterns-4,4,
6-4-cheaper than ever. A+A @eT ~ f$
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ROOTS AND SFiOES-Men's, women's,
- boys, girls and childrens-any quantity, any
size and any price. We have few GASES Of men e
made, 7eE
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AND WINTER SUPPbYIl

DRESS GOODS consist of printed De
~ LANES, all grades, a. ". neLainPs., plain, all
coors, at IS cents per yaTd regular ha doAr goods
figured dress goods run arounds fancy paids figured
mernos plain merinos, at six cents, worth one dol
lar black silks from to fifteen cents below par'
printed cashmere Trls, at % cents, regular three
shilling articles, Debbef robes, alpseas, coburghs
etc etc.. etc. Hamilton and Pacific DeLaines at ~
cents extra fancy at II ceuts, good fancy do at one
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
November Appointments.

DR. DELLENDAUGH respectfully in
~ forms the citizens of Portage, Stark and TrumbuN
cou mites and the surrounding country, that he will
remain in the following places. All persons affected
with any complaint Of Chronic nature are invited
to call for gratutous consultation.
rosIdapcc in Fset Cleva.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT I'VE are informed by
a correspondent, that as DR.. JACOB SToUGH
was unhitching his horse from the sulkey at
his fathers, in this town, on Wednesday eve.
ming about sunset, the horse started suddenly
after one trace was dropped, knocking the DR..
down and passing over him, and drawing the
wheel 30 forcbly against his body as TO frac.
ture two of the ribs of the left side near the
spine, and severely bruising him otherwise.
1t is feared he has received internal injuries
of serious character, us he is laboring un-
der high state Of fever, with great pros.
traton of the physical system. He is under
the care of DR.. GRAIN, of franklin.
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ROOTS AND SHOES,


or Quality which caunrt be beaten. We particularly
cali attention to them, and wish inspection. Men'A
heavy double soled boots mems half soled boots,
mems calf boots only So 75 mems half double sOled
kip boots; boys half double soled kip boots; youths
half double soled kip boots; women's work, both
sewed and negged in full variety extra Japan leath
or enameled boots, only 5 10; five cases more OF
those extraordinary ak shilling gaiters; women'S
lasting and farmers satin, plain and figured Congress
lace CATERS; heced and spring heeod cutters; misses,
child;s and women's calf, kip goat enameled andkid
heeled and spring heeied shoes, of all styles and
prices. Our regular trade know that We alwayskoep
good assortment. All we have TO say is the assort-
will do you good, and give us pleasure to name;
Groceries, ever, superior in price, quality ana
quantity. Prime rice, only cts; prime kio coffee,
only I3 cents; prime layer raisins, only 10 cents:
prime Zante curraHts only 10 cents; prime syrups'
only 65 cents; prime mOlasses only 50 cents: prime
brown sugar. only II cents; prime e@hee sugar. only
ia cents; prime crushed do, only 133 cents.
Plug tobacco at 90 25 80, 80, As and 6st cents per
pound, all ofquality ahead OF anything yoa can Duy
at these prices.
Soda biscuit; Goo. Bank cod fish. And now to the
most delicate point OF our subject. Being verv BASH
full and poor takers, the only way we have 10 bring
into notice
Our Fifty Cent Tea,
Is TO advertise our rty cent tea, and say that fifty
cent Tea Is superior fifty cent tea, which is ahead
OF any fifty cent tea ever offered at nifty cents In ms
or any other county. Call for a supply.
Nails, iron and glass. Also, glassware of fancy
styles, at surprisingly low prices. Everything we
Offer way down in price. without wiggiNg or squr-
ming. Remember we make no variations In prlceE
We cordially invite the people, the whole people, to
''AA' " '" DANIEL w. GosS & BRO.
Edinburgh, September 10, 1859.
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Our Fifty Cent Tea,
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 OF Book desired will bo
promptly ordered for customers. MaSazlnesandP IA"
pers mailed to any desired point.
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tsiHOSE GAlTERS.--l0G Psirs Ladies'
i Gaiters worth los. for rs cents. Also, i Sfsw
more 50 cent Gsitsfs |, Taey 60 Ike the fnoItihe
dew, at n, Il, DAYS.
May %, leSos 'st ~ s99a3sR
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EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.

Velvet ribbons and dress trimmings by the cord,
white goods, cambTics, underSeeve goods, embrHid-
cred collars nnd undersleeves, hne b!eached and un-
bieached cottons. Best prints made IL the world only
IOt cents. Best dImssk giDgha ms, only lit cents.
hIIng denims, only III cents. Shrling stripe, only
cents. Bro wn =heetngs l4l gr1des) heaviest only
cents nseys, cotton fla anels, serses, ETC., otc-
Conuine atapl snriu0 and hoop skirts, only 81.
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THE RAVENNA BOOK STORE has a superb aud
fashionable and substantial lot of Canes and Walking
Slaves.
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rs aHa 4&1.@ H@ r& /
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THE RAVENNA BOOK STORE has a nice lot Of
Bird cages bought cheap, aud for sale cheap, also.
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SENTINEL
"a LOcAJlAND PERSONAL.

DELEGATE ELEcrIoNs.-Saturday even
ing next, the 26th inst, has been designated
as an appropriate time for the Democracy of
the several townships of Portoge county to
elect the number of delegates to which each
township is entitled, to attend the District
Convention to meet at Akron, on the lst Of
Defender, and also to elect a like number
of delegates TO attend County Convention
10 be held in Ruvenna on the 10th of De.
cemter. The delegates composing the Dis.
trict Convention will elect stoo delegates to
represent this Congressional District in the
National Democratic Convention at Charles
ton, and the delegates to the County Con.
vention will elect four delegates 10 repre-.
sent Portage county in the State Conven-
tion which meets on the 9Th of January
next, for the purpose Of eecting four dele
gates to represent the State at large in the
Charleston Convention. The number of
delegates to which each township is entitled
will be seen by referring to the call of the
OSHtTdi NOnHIItlceI 10 DG IOuHu eleeWHeTc
in this paper.
The duty enjoined upon the Democratic
voters is q very impertant one and should be
discharged by them with promptilude. The
delegates should be selected from nmong
their ablest, most intelligent and tried men,
who will come together and discharge the
high and responsible duties devoIving upon
them faithfully and honestly. No outside
Influences should be permitted or allowed,
but the voters of each township should de.
termine for themselves whom they want 10
represent them, and elect just such men as
they want, and those only who will carry
out their views and ref ect their sentiments
Let there be full turn out and a fair ex
preston of opinion in each township.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.--We are informed BY
a correspondent, that as DR.. JACOB SToUGE
was unhitching his horse from the sukey a
his fathers, in this town, on Wednesday eve
ming about sunset the horse started suddenly
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SH HAWILS.

Btocha and piaids, magic. etc. etc, Longs single
In great varieties, in which We offer great induce
ments Misses school ehaws, all prices aud qualee.
Hats and caps, bonnets, ribbons, rushes, flowers,
French stems, etc., full and complete supply, At
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-03-26
ISs.zzss5.ss.s5 CANAL RAILROAD. WIN

TYss5sss.!5:sJ CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
esss.;ts::sss:s ARRAN0EMENT-Conmcnc ing wkDNKs-
-AA-AEDyY March 10, 1859. Trains will run daily,
Sunday exccpted) as follows
LEAvE NEW HAVEN AT
$50, NJ freight train, with passenger attached, for
Northampton, arriving at 1890 A. VI.
$50 A. NJ, freight train, with car attached, for
Paiuvile.
1885 A. NJ or on arrival Of 500 A. NJ Express train
River r. for Greenfield, Braeboro, Bellows Falls and
Northern Railroads Receiving passengers at Westfeld,
trains Western Railroad from the East and West
sP M arrival Of ~: IS r. NJ train from New York,
connecting at Plainyille with train Hartford Providence
and Fishki Railroad going West, and Westfeld with
trains on Western X. going fas, and West Renewing
passengers from Hartford Providence and Fshk Railroad
= PanvIle, and from train Western Railroad at West
htId, from Boston, worcss,sr and springeeM
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
$50 A. NJ for New Haven connecting at Westfeid with
train Western Railroad, for Pttsfeld Albany Troy and
the Vest a, New Haven with $50 A. train for New
ford, Providence and fishk Railroad will this
Piainviiie.
Ills NJ in Connection with train on Conn River r.
r. frum the North Connecting Westieh win trains
Western r. going East and West and Painville with
train on Hartford Providence and fishki Railroad going
East At New Haven with o5 NJ Express train for New
1910 NJ freight with passenger car attached for
New Haven connecting at painViIe with train Hartford
Providence and Fishkill Railroad going West
LEAVE PLAIfyILLE AT
$50 p M, freight train with passenger attached, for
CoLLINsvILLE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave colinsville at 1850 A. VI. and 500 p Return
ing, leave Planvlle at 1890 P. NJ. and 81 Pm.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily Sundays excepted
Franklin and Center streets, 615 p Nj
Northampton at 10 80 NJ. Leave Northampton
p and arrive in New York at 1895 A. NJ. Through
without change Of
Daily lines Of stages frum northampton to Amherst
Wliamsburgh, Haydenvle, Florence and Hadley. From
oo,nsve 70 Ne" Hartford and Wnssd From Cheshire
New Haven, March l5t, ls5a-[l2
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
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