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BOOTS & SHOES !

We have them in full varieties. and very large
stock. ladtes'i No. enameed boots, only 81 90.
Ladies' black laced CATERS, only Csc. Mems sim
calf boots only SO 75 All other grades at propor-
tonae rates. Childrens cheap fancy bronzed shoes.
Children's do CATERS Misses and girls' do gaiters
and bronzed shoes. ladies' black, lace and con-
gress spring and sheeledj CATERS. Ladies' patent
tipped and bronzed top boots and buskins. Ladies'
KID enameled and goat heeled boots. Boys, youths
and mems calf, goat, kip and enamelled brogans.-
Gents calf, enalheled aad patent leather congress
CATERS. Cents do Oxford ties. In fact everything
in the way Of boots and shoes. ne Uarn all net to
buy before calling d!
Bonnets, ribbons, rusches and flowers, we have al
ways beat the world these, for assortment, style
this time gone beyond ourpowers of description, a24
eloquence will fail to portray the beauty OF our
stock. Approach them and you will be convinced
down. Enll hands.
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ABsENT.-Ths Editor is absent on a visit
to his friends and former home in Pennsyl-
Vanin, which must be an apology for all er-
rors Of omission or commission in the col.
umns Of the Sentinel this week.
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VERY IOWaSH 2AIe2S.
SHAWTS.

Black chantilly lace mantilaa embroidered collars,
very low. Plain and fancy casaimeres, way down.:
summer goods, cottonades, all grades, and white
checks marseil!es. Notified and fancy nank eens.--
gold medal cassmeres, only 3jc. Farmers double
Cashmere, only CSC. Queensware, clothiug, drugs,
paints, oils, hardware, notonS, hosiery, gloves,
sive notice. We have full varieties of wall paper
from DC. to 3Ic. Common and velvet bordering at
ready pay prices. Parasols, all shades and prices
ware, our customers all say we sell from Is to 90 per
cent lower than our competitors. We can vouch for
the same and not strain point In veracity. Cloths
quertly goods bought elsewhere at from 25 70 30
per cent. advance of our prices. Shilling denims,
only lsc., do shrting stripe, llc heavy shirting
only &c. Bleached, and fine unbleached cottons, we
can beat the manufacturers these, we have n
full stock, bought last FALL at mnch lower rates than
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NOTICE is hereby given, TINT the subscri,
lV Der has been appoioted and qualified as admins
traitor the estate of Caleb Garfield, late of Shacfs
vile, Portage County, deceased.
REUBEN C. LORD.
Shalersville, June 81, 1857. 46.N3.
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THE GREAT WESTERN NURSERIES
soUrH sDE CT RIVER,
TOLEDO, OHIO

Cultivate largely Fruit and Ornamental Itrees, Ev-
ergreeDs, stocks and seedlings, for nurserymen
Green House and Bedding-out PlaLts. Also, gon'
eral assortment of Nursery AIticleA
Orders Solicited and Contracts made TO Deliver al
any X. X. point in the U, S. Packages delivered 10
Forwarders or any part of the City tree OF charge.
G. HlsDARD WHITE, Supt. F. Prentice, Proprie.
tor. S. A. TAYLOR Agent,
Ravenna, June 10, le59-sw.
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SO Ct. Tea

customers express their utmost delight at the high
quality OF our fifty cert tea. All the cid ladies saw
those Goes boys the incest young men in the coun-
try for they keep such good so cent tea Ifyou
ffty % cent tea, cali on US and YOU viii get it. No
Winking, no blinking, favors to customer not
given to another-goods all marked-po deviation
from price, everything done on the square. Our
motto is: ''Guick and large sales, small profits, one
price, and ready pay" Fully conscious Of, and ap
preciatins the favors we have received, and hoping
by straight forward and strict attention business
to merit ii continuance of the same, we remain, re-
specially, DANIEL w. GoSS d BROS.
EdInbnrgh April 81, 1869.
n. B.-Hlghest market price for produce.
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GROCERIES,! !!

Last, rot least. Prime rice, only 81 c., do n Q. su
gar, only G., do raisns, only II c.. do molassess
ia do rio coffee, only l2t c., do Goldfish, Georges
baLh) 81 c. Everything way down. There is moth
ing sure than that you come to the right place
chewers, We suit you. Having taken especial
pains In the selection OF the weed, We are prepared
to suit any taste. With rapturous and gratifying
nn
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Something New !

WE have just received splendid stock Of
w Sheet Music which we offer at publishers prices.
Calm. BAIRD d. WAIT.
Rayenna, June 90.
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TERRIBLE HAIL STORM AT HUDsoN.-A
Tremendous hail storm passed over Hudson
on Friday last at about O'Clock, p. NJ,
and which lasted about twenty five minutes.
A correspondent of the Plain Dealer, giving
an account Of the storm, says, during the
time an immense quantity of rain fell, and
the wind bIowed almost q hurricane, this
with the hail, completely riddled every ex
village Of houses within the compass of a
mile in width. The storm seemed to pass
in about an easterly direction. Hail upon
the ground was from two to four inches deep,
ard wus told by person leaving RichfeId
after the storm, that he saw drifts OF hail
stones, or rather frt zen ice, where water had
washed down from the gutter in the road,
full two feet deep. This hail or ice was of
every shape, j1gged and smooth, large and
smrll; some pieces full on inch and O quar-.
ter in diameter. There cannot be less than
10 900 paues Of glass broke in the village.
the citizens were supplied. The grass is
completely moved down and cat to pieces,
shrubbery branches cut off and effectualIy
trimmed up. A Il vegetation cut to the
ground, as closely as the late frost cid the
job. House plants, placed out Of doors to
catch few drops Of rain, Catched Tartar
and no more the earthen crock the vestige
left contains only the root of all that was
once in full bloom and blossom, md giving
forth its sweet scented savors TO the dutilu
ard good
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Strny Calves.

~ LASS WARE.--Just received a very
VI large assortment, consisting of Tumblers, Cob
let's, Spoon holders. Sauce dishes, &c., &c. Heavy
f1ted Tumblers at G. cents Call and see them.
June2, 1859. r. II. d co.
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Atlantic Il Great western Rail
Road.


Road.
THE stockholders of the Atlantic q Great
i Western Rail- Road Company are hereby notified
that their annual meeting for election OF directors
will be held at the Office OF the Company in kayenna,
Portage Co., o. on Tues ay, the l2th day OF July,
1859, commenccg at TO O'Clock, A. M
At this meeting a vote will also be taken for the
ing hy Charter of this Company, passed by the Legs-
lature of Ohio, March 3lst, le59:
mo. lii. AN ACT
To amend the act entitled 'tan act to Incorporate the
Franklin and Warren Railroad Company"
Section l, BE il enacted by the General Assembly
act entled ''an to Incorporate the Frank lin and
Warren railroad company,' passed March lO, 1881
be and the same is hereby amen 1ed so as to read as
follows: Sec lhat the capltai ssocH oi tis com
the Atlantic and Great Western railroad company,
shall be four millions of dollars; and the company
shall have full power to construct and maintain rail-
road from the village of Franklin, in the county of
Portage, in an easery direction through the town
ship Of Warren, in the county Of Trum0ul, and fur.
ther to point the east line OF this state In said
last mentioned county, at near the village of Or
angevlle, there to connect with the same gauge with
the road of the Atlantic and Great Western railroad
company of PennsS lvania; also with full power to
construct and continue said first mentioned railroad
from said point of beginning at the village OF Frank
lin in westerly or south-westery direction through
Akron, in the county of Summit, Ashland, in the
county of Ashland, Mansfield, IN the county of Rich
land, Urbana, the county of Champaign and thence
further in the same direction to connect with any
other railroad this state which the directors of the
company shall find advisable; provided, however,
that nothing herein contained shall In any manner
whatever have the effect to change, invsdate or in
any wise prejudice the rights OF said Atlantic ana
Great Western railroad company already acquired.
Sec That the second section of the aforesaid act
entitled tan act TO incorporate the franklin and
Warren railroad company be and tins same Is hereby
repealed. ,v,ons
Sneaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WBLKER,
President of the enate.
March 81, 1859.
JAS. NJ. WARD, Secretary.
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Notice..

coo will pay for board and tuition for the
pAO FALL TEAM at the ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
Hiram, Portage Co., U. Term begins Tuesday Au-
gust 9th, 1859. J. A. GARFIELD,
Hiram June 30, Ie59-6w. Principal.
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rWe will take all kinds Of country
produce in payment for debts due US on sub.
scription. Also, in exchange for quantity
Of notes and due bills.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. II. TUBBS,

L(AGS AA0 Il ~ DOkO0
NH beln attendance as follows:
! RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Thursday, June 30.
/ Akron, Empire House, W Wednosday. June 20.
! Warren, National Hotel, Tuesday, July S..
| Cleveland, American House, Saturday and Mon
| daS, Juhe II and 10.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs. Heart Liver, tomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheu matism Nervous
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities of the Blood, Erupuons, Cam
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints, both cxternalaId internal.
! For some ten years DIR. T. has DEVOTED his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual
| ly, many of whom had exhausted every other Te-
source within reach. In are mineTGI or 9th.
pOisons employed, nor does he make sies to make
be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
| patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise. Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope, the indisputabe
evidence of which can always be furnished. Invas
lids, however reduced or despairing, are invited 20
be given or expense incurred, without correspond
| ing prospect OF recovery.
! RAvHsNA, o., Nov, 1858.
DR.. TuBns-Sir: am glad to add my testimony to
the number OF those receiving. II was atter
much persuasion that consulted you Perhaps this
may influence some other hesitating invalid 10 seek
Tenei az your hands; During the WINTER . Of iess. ~
at the table, My affection was said to be disease OF
the left lung, heart and STOMACH. The cough was very
attended with sh0rtness Of BREATH sweats
and swelling of the feet and ANGLES, Digestion was
so feeble, that could eat little else thai crackers da
ring the Winter, and for two successive weeks, eub-
sisted rice water gum arabic water alone: Sink.
ing turns came on nearly every Gay, and occasionally
several in one day, deprivlDg me of speech, and
sometimes Of sight, Also, Palpitauon was distress-
ing. The heart appeared to stop q umes, causiaR
deah.like sensation as though the breath wasgons,
and the circulation arrested. Thus suffering indescn-
baby, and 20 all appearance bslancing between lie
and death, fingered until relief was Obtained under
your treatment. wasat that time residing atNOrab-
eld, Summit Co., where the circurst here Civ
en- were known generally. l am enjoying comforts
BILE health, and though not as vigorous many an
able 70 perform household duties without inc0nven-
cnce and have walked over two miles. with suGerink
nofhing more than fatigue at the umess The great
benefit derived fom your treatment, and The iat5gest
you have manifssted for me, ihsi ever b6 held IN
grateful 70 membYance. s-, j. ss4. ~, ftss9ifx
4 I Respeetfultyi yonts, l.ss-. t-..1 .. I X
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bEST quality 25c De Laine for 40 cents.
DPlain, Figuered and striped Cashmetes, At
U.. r "t1.. H, l.. DAYS,
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MORE WALL PAPER.-And cheaper
LII than ever Just received another lot compris.
ing and very handsome patterns.
May %, 1859. n. & CO.
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Notice 10 Bridge Builders.

THE Commissioners Of Portage County
l. will receive at their Office / Ravenna, until noon
of Thursday, the 7th day Of July next sealed propo-
sails for the construction OF Bridges ut the following
places to wit:
One in the township Of Rootstown, over Breakneck
Greek, near the residence Of Joseph Jones. One in
Nelson township, near Mowbry's Mill. And one Cu.
vertin the township Of Atwaer on the town line road
between said township and Deerfeld, near the resi-
dence Of s. l.. Hanes. COntr. ctors will make their
propo sails estimating the stone work by the perch of
twenty five feet per perch, including in the pr per
perch al! necessary excavations, and foundation tu
beers, and the wood work BY the foo: estimating the
the length of the bridge.
The material and style Of rkmanship to be equal
to that employed on the best bridges constructed in
the County within the last four years.
Bonds will be required of Contractors for the faith.
fui performance of their contracts.
The Commissioners will meet at thcir office in Ra-
venna Monday, the llth day Of July, for the pur-
pose of comparing proposals and making contracts.
By order of the Commissioners.
ALFRED BALDWIN, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Ravenna, June 18th, ls50.-3w
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SECOND INSTALLMENT Just re-
~ ccived another Invoice Of Shoes, and among them
few of those splendid FIFTY CENT Caters
May 26, 1853. p, H. IL co.
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PosT OFFICE AT RAvENNA-
OPEN at 7,S0, A. NJ. CLOSE at P. NJ. Daily
Sundays excepted. r. GILLETTE, P. NJ.
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TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS. A
L large assortment Of Dress Goods for Travelling,
just received at H. L. DAYS.
May &c, 1e59.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
Local. AND PERSONAL.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart at 5,3l A. N. Mail close at 500 A. n.
DAlLY-Going South via Railroad
Depart at II q. N. Mall close at 10 SO, A. NJ,
oAlLY-Bnon Valley.
Arrive BY ls, M. Depart at 1880 P. N. Mail
close et -, N.
TRI.WREKLY-Newton Falls.
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Al
1o, N. Depart same days at 90, p. N. Mail
close at 1898, Pm.
BEMl.WBEKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, Pm
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. M
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grape Shawls
" Salmon do, Tan do, Black do. just received at
May 25, 1859. H. l.. DAY'S.ss 80
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RAVENNA MAkKET-JUNE 80

CORRECTED WEEKLY JOHN wniTTLEsEY, RAvENNA
SUMMIT MILL.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

Mr. David L. Wightman, Sheriff of Cuyahoga
County, Ohio finds himself just now placed in
hat delicate position. AS Sheriff of the
County, he has the custody and control of all the
prisoners committed to the County Jail. As
State officer holding his authority under the Con-
stitution and laws of the State, and moreover
as an executive officer of the Courts Of Justice, he
naturally enough is inclined to obey all mandates
coming to him from the Supreme Court Of the
State. At the same time, however, under the law
of the State giving to the United States the use of
the State Jails, he is the "authorized agent OF
the United States for the custody of such prisoners
as under process from the United States Courts
may be confined in his County. In this charac-
ter he has the custody of Bushnell and Langston
lately convicted in the United States Circuit Court
for the Northern District of Ohio, Of aiding
and sbetting rescue, and sentenced 10
Imprisonment therefor. In this state OF
the case the Supreme Court OF ONO
sent him writ to have these prisoners before
them at Columbus, with the cause of their deten-
tentlon The Supreme Court of the United States
has laid it down iD the Wisconsin case that, ''f
the authority of State, in the form Of judicial
81 process or otherwise, should attempt to control
{" the Marshal, or other authorized agent of the
United States, il any respect in the custody of
his prisoner, it would be his cuy to resist it, and
to call to his aid any force that may be neces-
"sary" The Supreme Court of Ohio, whose Off
Ger he is calls upon the Sheriff to brig his
prisoners before them. The Supreme Court of the
United States, whose authorized agent" he is,
bids him resist the call, and fight it out to the last
As a citizen and officer Of Ohio, the Sheriff has
concluded to obey the orders of the State Court,
and take bis prisoners to Columbus. We shall see
whether the District will commit him for con-
tempt in SO doing
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

The United States Mail steamship Moses Taylor
arrived on Thursday morning from AsPnwall,
whence she sailed on the 18th inst, with the Cali
fornia mails of the 5th She brings 81 ,93s 500 %
in treasure. The California news is unimportant
From Central America we learn that the Belly
contract has been confirmed by the Congress of
Nicaragua but with such slight notifications as not
to prevent it from being carried into effect provided
it is feasbe that the Stebbns grant has been over
ruled, ard that President Mora of Costa Rca has
reelected himself for another term. From South
America there is little of Importance or of special
interest In Mendoza, province of the Argentine
Confederation, the sudden death of Gov. Moyano
gave rise to conflict, both parties to which were on
the point of fighting at our last adyces. There
have been several destructive fires in the vicinity
of Panama.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
A kidmappers' Case.

BosTON, Thursday, May 20 I8JJ.
Some time sIce Capt Crowell Of the brig Roler-
son on the passage from Pensacola to Boston, discov
cred an escaped slave on board who forced from
his hiding place by hunger. Capt. Crowell put the
brig into Byannis ard for 500 induced Capt. Bacon
Of the schooner Elizabeth TO convey the fugitive TO
Norfolk thence to be sent TO his in Pensacola.
The fugitive, as is alleged, chained to the cspstan
of the Elizabeth, which vessel got uacer way before
the people of Hyannis knew Of the circumstances.
To-day Capt. Crowe and John Orlando, mate Of the
Rolerson. were brought before the Public Court,
charged with depriving of liberty and returning to
slavery one Columbus Jones. Thedefendants waived
examination and gave ball. y 600 each, to appear tor
trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
BRANDRETH's PILLS HAVE NO ACTIoN, SAVE

people can .ppIecis,e that medicine which being used sick
ness acts only upon the O the disease Around every
ssn affected there the medicine penerstes removing pGr
ties preventing all settling of the humors into ulcers Sw.ngs
or ,upors In hea affections in Epilepsy in Fieury in Sore
Throat. and affections of the respiratory organs generally in
py.pepsa these wonderful Pills give immediate relief and Per
vcrsnee win be Maaaies which have beer
nouneed beyond skill have been cured by their use Aud
ia this wonderful Behold The reason BRASoRETHs PILLs
purify the blood they have power except over impure h
these being the disease 10 removed Millions
are deriving health from the use Of this medicine which
never wesken b, always strengthen firstly by taking out OF
the body those matters which held the life principle
in custody and secondly by impains esvne property to
the blood.
Sold at No 2s4 Cansls Burn,ou No -; Bowery and
By sll Druggists. Price 2c. box.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
The Pixies Peak SpecuIatiom.

ST. LOUIS, Thursdsy, May 20, ISJ'.
A Mr. James Maginnis of Lockport, N. y, who
has just returned from the Plains, publishes state
ment in the morning papers, denouncing all Kansas
gold mines excitement as the most stupendous hum
bug ever perpetrated upon the American people. He
says it was gotten up by land spectators, and sus-
tanned by parties interested in frontier towns, and
merchants with heavy stocks of goods on hand. Tho
statement of Meginns is ccroborated by another
from Mr. Van Ness OF Jackson Miss, who positively
asserts that after having prospeced throughout the
whole country, ard visted all the claims and dig.
gings, he saw o man who had made more than 20
cents per day, or found dirt yielding more than ono
cent per pan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
Important News from Mexico.

Nrw-OELEANs, Thursday May 20, 1852.
The steamer Tennessee is below, with Vera Cruz
oates Of the 22d and Mexico of the 18th. move
ment was initiated in the capital in favor Of Santa
Anna's return to power Gen. Wall, with 1000 mon,
was marching upon Tampico A couducta, with
several millions dollars TO leave Mexico the 2ith
for Vera Cruz. The English residents had remon-
strsted against the conduct of their Minister Otway
in the Tacubaya affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

A skirmish happened last evening, after the ad-
journment of the Board of Councilmen, iu which
one of the members figured rather dsagreeably.
Some charges having been made BY him of an offer
to buy his vote the person indicated took the mat
ter up and collision ensued, in which few blows
were struck but no damage done.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

CHICAGO, Tbursdhy, Hay % '"'''
A destructive aud fatal tornado visited Iowa Cny
on Tuesday last. Houses, barns and oil things mova.
bic were swept away. The track Of the wbirlwino
was in southerly direction, and it extended for ten
or twelve miles before its force was spent. As fsr -
heard FROM four persons were killed and twelve oAny
injured. A family named Morgsn-father, son ana
grandson-werc killed instantly. The loss by the ca
lamty has not been ascertained.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
MARYLAND Episcopal Convention.

BALTIMORE, thursday May 70, io'''
The Maryland Episcopal Convention, after warm warm
debate, voted the proposition this evening to DIVIDE
the diocese. The majority OF the clergy were IN tne
was lost. 1t is supposed that reconsideration wan
take place tomorrow when the question will be car
red many of the laity friendly to the measure were
Temporarily absent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

PHILADELPHiA, Thursday, May 20, ieS.x
p.ter;Taylor has been arrested in Longacoming -. -.
L. and 100000 in 5s different banks recoverea wwn
large number of plates on the Merchants EssnSns
Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, and Rhinensn - Doa1 ~. "
New. York Most Of the notes were ON the Con e.
change Bank Of Phiadephia, ssd Mariners And hs-
chanics' Bank OF Camden, n. ].