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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-12
NEVER EAII.SI
The Greatest Remedy Now in Use.
THE 0HNEssEESLINIMENT.

No ether preparation ever offered to suf-
fsriHE humanity has performed 90 many wonderful
eures in short time, this infallible Lniment.
II many severe and apparently incurable cases, its
sGocts have been instantaneous and satisfactery-
Mitigating Ill., and calling forth the highest testimon
ais ever given to medicine. Like the oil of olden
slime, used in amounting, its cures are oen miracu'
Ious. In its preparation are used the most potent
Ingredients known to Pharmacy, and by its absorbing
and penetrating qualities, relief has been given in
cases Of he most obdurate aud excruciating charac
TOR, when all other remedies have utterly failed
Notwithstanding its powerful healing qualities, a
child, or the most delicate female, may take II in
wArdy for sose Ills, when 1t is required, without the
least evil effect.
For Rheumatism-the Genessee never Failsl
For Neuralgia-the Genessee never Fails
For Tooth Ache-the Genessee never Failsi
For Gout-the Genessee never Fails
For Sore Throat-the Genessee never Fails!
For Diarrhea-the Genessee never Fails!
For Sick Head-Ache-the Genessee never Failsl
For Collie or Cramp-the Genessee never Failsl
For all Aches and llls sure cure-it never Falls!
For sale by G. HATCH and c. E. SWIFT, Ravenna.
N. u WALKER. Proprietor,
No. 1913 Smithheld street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
To whom all ordt rs must be addressed. Nov. ~
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOcAJ. AND PERSONAL.
TIME TABLE

ConnRHcINo MoHpAr, NovEnBEn as, 1850.
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NYRUS H. STREATOR, q nonresident
" Of Ohio, will take notice that Silas Barnes did
on the 22d day of November, A. D., 1860, 6e his pc
tition In the Court of Common Pleas within and for
said Cyrus H. Streator and Mary Streatsr, defend
aatS, setting forth that the 23d day Of OCTOBER A.
d. lsS5Tthe said Silas Barnes sold house and lot at
the centre of reetsboro' in said county, 10 said de-
PENDANTS. and took the note of said defendants for
two hundred aud ffty dollars for part Of the pur
chase money, due November /, 1856; that said note
Is due and portion of It unpaid, and that he has
lien said house and lot for the payment Of said
nots In said petition plaintiff prays that he may re-
cover against said deseh dahts the baacee due said
note amounting to two hundred and thirty and
sixteen onehundredths dolars S237 I6 and interest
from May e. lsSe and in default of payment of same
that said house and lot be sold 10 pay said claim and
the said Cyrus H. Streators notified that he s reour-
ed to appear and answer said petition on or before
the third Saturday after the 9th day of January next
SILAS BARNES,
By p. B. Conant, Atty.
November %, 1SOO-6w
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DR.. Velpeau's Cankerine.

DIR. VEIPkAU'S CANKERINE cures Putrid Sore
DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKRRINE cures Sore Nipples.
DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKERlNE cures liberated
Sores. .,..
DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKBRINK cures Cuts.
DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Burns.
DIR. VEEPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Sores
DIR. VFLPEAU'S CANKERISE cures Chapped Lips
DR.. vELPEAU'S CANKRRINE cures Ulcerate :
pR. VELPRAU's cANKERlNE is the best Puriae'
Of tho Breath Of any known.
DR., VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Canker 10 tn
Mouth, Throat or Stomach, resulting from Scarlet
IA or Typhls Fevers.
ladies, II ycu delight in pure white teeth, use the
eankerine, and your desires will be realized. We
pledge cur word that 1t Is entirely free from acids and
all poisonous substances and be given tn an in
fant with perfect safety. 1t will preserve tho teeth
Rud keep the gums fres from ulcers. 1t 10 equally
sAeaclons for nprsirG sore mouths In all the thon
oands OF medies tna have been put forth for the
cure Of the vareus diseases above, none can equal
the Cank crime.
SOLD in Ravenna, by Curtis Hatch and Charles
Swift, and BY druggists generally
-. Proprietors, % Maiden Lane, n. ".
Read tue following certificate from awell-known
citizen Of Columbus:
CoLvMsss, ONO, Sept. l9, 1850.
Msssrs. J, RgRRILL " Co.;
Gentlemen Being troubled with q sore threat
while travelling In Penasylvania, was recommended
to use yOuF CANERRtNE, and by usins btwice was
entirely cured therefore recommend 1t to all trou
bled with any disease of the throat, believing 10 be
ust VII & every famiiy sAould haye.
October ,, 1ee8-iy ". I. HU0HES.
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S EVEN YEAR S !

The years of unrvalled success attending the
Cosmopolitan Art Association"
hare, made it a household word throughout overy
Under the auspices of this popular Institution over
three hundred thousand homes have learned to ap,
ptecate-by beautiful works of art on their walls
and choice literature their tables, the great bene
fits derived from becoming a subscriber.
Subscriptions now being received in ratio un-
paralleled with that ofany previous year.
TERMS OF SU8SCRiRTISN.
Any person can become member by subs ,rbing
three dollars, TOR which sum they will receive
1st.-The large and superb steel engraving, 80 80
inches, entitled,
"FALsTAFF MUsTERING HIS RECRUITs.,.
2d.--one copy, one year, of that elegantly illus.
trated magazine,
"THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL"
3d-Four admissions, during the season, to
'Tbe Gallery of Pain Iings, 54S Broadway, n. Y"
In addition to the above benefits, there will be CIV
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Five Hundred Beautiful Works of Art |!
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Ihs''Art Journali is too we'll known to the whole
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illustrated gaZne of Art, cOntainin. Essays, Sto.
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The Engraving is sent 10 any part ofthe country bv
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Subscriptions will be received until the Evening of
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will close and the premiums be given to subscribers
No person is restricted to singa subscriptions
Those renting s15 are ertel to FIVE mem Oerships
and to one extra Engraving for their trouble.
Subscriptions from California, the Canadas, and
ali Foreign Countries, must be SO 50 instead of $3 in
order to defray extra postage, etc.
For further particulars send for copy of the ele-
ganty illustrated "Art Journal" pronounced the
nacdsom st mag zinc in America. 1t contains Il
Catalogue of Premiu 20. and humorous superb ca
cravings. Regular prlce, so cents per number -
Specimen copies. however, viii be sent to those
Wishing to subscribe, on receipt orls cents, in stamps
OF coin. Address,
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n. R.--Subscripons recei ed and forwa rded by
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cinity. Specimen kngravngs ana cart JournaI''
eau b seen at tie Ravenna bOoA Store.
December ), 1860.
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HAyT1-- 3'HAYER g. ELDsrDGE. OF Bos.
James Radp III. pubii-nrd uadcr the ausp
css OF Psesiden. Geffrard, which will elm
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tuition unabridged, Essays on its Natural
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Resource Revenue, Commerce, Laws, &c.
Also, all The Oficis' Documents in relatio
to the grest Emigration Scheme, which is
nov atignCting 80 much attention rom the
coloted, c'ststs 'V"ryN here. No buok has
beeo pub shed on Hrvti in ths United
States 'or thirty ycsri, nor In Eng or
more than, twelve years. A volume on
Hayu, therefore. J. mucn needed al this time.
Two editions OF ibe Guide will be published.
Price Fifty Gents tor the ..Epigrsnt's Edi
tiou," and One Dollar for the "Geffrard
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chronic Ulcers and letter can be cured by vii.
Il ANS Sarsaparii Ia.
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CLARKE's LIVER PILLS.
A Radical Csrsl R.adn RssSl,l

MR. N. u. WALKRh-Dsa Sir:-For
ShTss years past, have been severely ahieted with
Liver Complaint, of . most malignant and chronic
eharastsr. resorted 70 large number Of remedies,
BAT thsy failed 70 produce other than Temporary
ned; About si1 months ago, purchased boz OF
"cLARK'S LIVER PILLS,' and after usins them ,
ssund myself % much better, that At adopted
regular system Of taking them, and aoon found my
self entirely and radically cured. The various Ills
attendant upon disordsred state Of the Liver ct once
disappsarsd. gladly and most cheerfully recon.
mend thsss Pills - . sure and effective rsmedy.
- Yours, truly, WIN. AUSTIN.
Chlilieoths, o., December 4. 1859.
ne above but speaks the voice Of thousands who
have fuy Tested The curative properties Of cLAHEE'S
IVER PILLs. Prepared at Arst for private practice,
Py an eninest physician and their merits fnlly tred
10 not strange they act enncisnty and directly
the dsordsrSd organs than the generally so-eaSd
Liver Remedies. In cases Of Liver Complaint, Dys'
D0pda, InPurity Of the Blood, Constipation Of the
Bowels, General Debility, Sick Headache, and all
diseases arising from disoTganzsd state Of the Sys
ten, 60, are q sure and never falling remedy.
Prepared BY solely E.U. WALKER,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
To whom all orders must be addressed. Sold by G.
HArcH and G. X. SwSr, Ravenna, and by Agents
everywhere. November Z, ls60-ly
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FIRE About half past two O'clock this
morning, fire was discovered in the small
building attached to the frame building on
Chestnut street, occupied by Messrs. BIKG
HAM & THEMES, as a Marble Works, and
so rapidly did it spread, that in a lew mo.
ments not only the entire building WIS in
flames, but also the building adjoining, oc-
cupied by Messrs BoMBARGER g. HICKMAN,
as a Grocery and Provision Store. The
tools, stock, ETC., of Bingham & Themes,
were greatly damaged by removal. Their
loss, including the building, is $500, on
which there is An insurance of $l30O. J.
A. HoeLE, who occupied the upper story OF
the building es Boot and Shoe shop, saved
almost all his tools md stock His loss is,
however, about $50. The goods of Bonn.
barger & Hickman were damaged consider.
ably. Their loss, with building, 81 900,
on which they hsve an insurance OF 5000
| AT the time Of the fire, -troag gale was
bloUi ing from the southwest, threatening
destruction tn the Rsvpnno House, and the
entirs block oI buildings OF thn south side
of Nj in stree. Hsd it BOT beer nr the
snow on the roo and the rxcrtions Of the
! citizens Gcd crjy FA where II wcu!d
hsve stopped
Our ffemen fesr'v" he hig' need of
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THE ADVERT OF WINTER The genial
Summer il past glorious Autumn has de.
parted, and the atern old Wint1r King has
made his advent, " ith lev breath and lower.
ing brow With all his ruteness and cold.
ness and waiiags. Hho res nnt like grim,
frosty old WiDler--harpy, heslthfu, blus.
tering old Winter-the time for fun end
frolic, cong and sentiment, social parties,
jolly home circles, sparkling fres, long
evenings and tavn"itp authors! Now does
the keen wind buoy up the dropping spirits
and imps-t . fruitl,n that no summer DAVIS
laughter can i,npart-now does the glowing
skater skim gracefully over the smooth blue
ice--snd now do the sleigh bells tnke mer
rily over bill and dale. And now comes the
special season Of feasting, OF harmless r.. .
Taxation. and joyous revelry-now comes
merry, fat, good natured Christmas, and the
happy hopeful Nnw Yer, These, Winter,
are thire own! NJ nthpr season can Law
them to Us And though thv hair be- frosty
ana white, old Winter, and thy face pinched
end blue, thy heart is right and true and sin.
cere, and thy hands are open as thou treadst
this good old earth There is much, to be
enjoyed and TO be thankful for during thy
reign on this sIandered world o ours--ip
thine not aioue hui in those of thy brothers,
Spring Summer and Autumn--by the pos.
SCISSORS of wprm hearts. good 'empere, soci.
able dispositions ard clear con4riences.
Gods blessing on thee for the good you
bring, snd health TO all to enjoy it.
May those who hive warm rooms and
cheerful fires remember in mercy the suffer.
ing snd he destitute, snd shore with them
some portion o. the blessings and bounty
that is their dover p.a reG
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r EMFMBER THE p O

REMEMBER The PnoR.-N W tfss w'utrr
IL up"n u pfonist g To he hprd and cruel
onr--. we trnai ha' bose cf our ci,izens
have bseo hesgcC with tufi tipncy OF "ths
world's goods" will remember the needy
and d"sti'vt" H. "n- own vicinity. There
are many 'Snllies within the incorporated
Nimi's 81 Raveo,a VIII trr sven now badly
si'ua'e6 IN re, ID + .f,,j,lons und c'oihing,
an9 eyhat IL II c .raIiloa !. a hc month 5r
two hence, il IS fiji u' 'o d-'rrmiro, We
cnmmittne to look up and relieve the dis
irr ct their less or'n 70 hreh- -er,
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NEw GooDs.-JoHN C. BEATTY has just
received large and desiable stock OF goods
for the winter trade, to which the attention
of purchasers is directed.
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CARBON AND Coal on We have re.
Gently been shown specimens Of carbon and
coal oil now on sale by CHARLES E. SWIFT.
The carbon oil is entirely colorless and free
from odor, and the coal oil is the best nrti.
Gle Of the kind we have yet seen. Con.
sumers OF these articles would do we'll to
examine Mr.. Swifl's oils.
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Williams sar.apari.la is 81 bottle, six tor S.
TO Persons out of Employment.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
IL HRIR- SEWING MACHlNR-We will giFe q
and expenses paid. This 10 . new Machine, and 90
simple IN itA construction that child " 10 years can
learn to operate II by ka hours instruction. II
is equal 20 any Family Sewing Machine in use, and
the price IL but Fifteen D0lsrs. Psrsons wishing an
agency viii address JIM. B0YLAN,
4, Secretary Erie Sewing Naehiae Company,
KOvenbef 9lt looo-eW MilaA, Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
Nyy- DIR. EAToY's INFANTILE CoppIA1

Et3" DIR. EAToN's lNFANTILE CORDIAL.
Ill must be obvious to ever attentive person
that the first diseases of children arise chiefly from
the bowels, and in this connection we know of n
medicine winch can be relied upon with perfect
confidence in all iniantile complaints, whatever
their nature may be. We speak of "Dr. E1ton's
Inianule Cordial" It contains no opiate of any
kiud-no paregoric, and relieves the suifarings OF
infants as it by mage. Mothers! by all means
try ts--even if all other remedies have failed
See the advertisement in another column of
Messrs Church d Dupont, Druggists, New York,
who are the sole propreors, and also sole agents
OF the worldrenowned "Dr. Bronson's Blood Food
which sa preparation for the reliefo all complaints
arising from deficiencies OF the blood from what
ever causes such deficiencies may proceed. II is
without exception the most strengthening cordial
any invalid could take, ns 1t Immediately
absorbed by the blood without having TO go through
the process of digestion; and as the blood is the
life of he human body, by nourishing and produce
ing it, it soon restores to perfect health those even
who have been suffering for years We consider
the above two Preparations decidedly the hest oI
their kind offered TO the public.--Chronice
Quebec, G.. f. 9S-See advertisement
For sale byJ K. RAIFF, Druggist, Mllersburg
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II. ]. Conner, Matthew Wilson, John stolI. Mich
mel Fikc, William Grcincr Joseph Kincrcr, Sam
ucl Bell, Robert Justice, Howard Joicc, IIeur,
Pomcrinc, Emstus Bcechcr, H. G. Saunders. w
Oowan, and M M. speiglc. On motion tho FOL
lowing persons were chosen to act asa Democratic
central Committee for the ensuing year, J. A
Estill, Henry 7. Pounds, Lowcllcn Allison, Rob
crt Armstrong, D. S. Uhl, l.. r.. CrtchGold, am
Joseph Edgar.
On motion it was ordered that the Central Com
mittcc appoint an executive committee of thre,
in each township to aid in conducting the cam
pagn, Whcreupon, on motion the Convention
adjourned. J. A. ESTlLL, Chairman
D. s. vm., sccy's
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
The Camnnign Opening

Notwithstanding the hard times during this
Spring and Summer there has been great rusl'
to Koch's store for seasonable and fashionable
goods. Upon inquiry as to the cause of this we
we learn that this rush is occasoned by Mr.. Koch
selling the first quality goods at very low prices
The bountful harvcsts ofthc present year will en-
able every person to buy what they want, yet
they will want to buy at low prices. TO accom-
modate all Mr.. Koch has gone East with the in
tcntion of buying very large stock of goods for
the fall trade; these goods will commence rrriv.
ing in course of a few days, and we advise our
readers to call and see them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16

Whereupon the chairman declared the person
receiving the highest number of votes, the nom
nees of the Democratic party of Holmes county,
for the several Offices to be filled at the coming
October election.
On motion, the chair appointed Loween ALI
son Jacb Stroup and Henry F. Pounds, commit
tee to report to the convento on the names of 81
persons to serve as Delegates to meet similar
Delegation from Tuscarawas, Coshocton and
Knox Counties, to put in nomination cannidate
to be supported by the Democracy of the 18th
Congressional District, at the ensuing election -
Said committee reported the following persons
which was confirmed by the Convention, N, F.
Joss, Lowelen Allison, John Pouson, Henry F,
Pounds, J. A. Estl, L. r. Critchield, D. S. Uhl,
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Family Atlas.

Mn. WEAN is in this place selling JoHSsoN's L.
lustrated Family Atlas. We have examined the
work and conclude that it is superior to CoULroN S
or any other Atlas ever published in this country.
1t is very highly recommended by the principals
of Yale and other Colleges, and by scholars in all
parts of the country. It's highly recommended by
Hon. S. A. DOUGLAS, and also by Governor DEN
NIsoN, of Ohio, and by many other distinguished
men of the age. Every family should have one.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
Esg THE SKIN is formed with tbou

ES- THE SKIN is formed with thou.
sands ofpores in every inch of surface whose office
is to carry off the Impurities Of the blood--the ac
knowledged cause of nll diseases of mankind
when the skin is dry and parched- when it i.
covered with erupons when il is cold and clam
my-when there is inward fever or inflammation
it is impossible for the skin under these circum.
stances to perform its proper functions and to cur
ry of the impurities from the body designed by
our Creator.
Morse's Indian Root Pillsremove these obstruc.
tons, and produce free aud healthy blood, remove
the erupons from the skin, and cause it to bright.
so much admired and loved, Beauty without,
pains and cosmelics-but beauty produced by
health and happiness.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines.
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SyscTia'S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will offer for sale
" at public auction at the door of the Court
House in Mllorsburg Holmes County Chic, on the
2sh day QfJulyA. y. 1860, at one o'clock p. W.
of said day by virtue ola vondi to issued andsde-
livercd from the Court Of Common Pleas of said
Holmes County, the following real estate to wit:
the undivided OnGtenth part Of the south east quar-
ter of section number twelve. township number
eight, aud range number nine, in said Holmes
County taken rs the property of Jacob Jones on an
execution in favor Of John Il. ligrcroft issued by
the Court of Common Pleas Of said county and to
me directed as sheriff If said county. Given under
my nand this 26th day Of june \. u. 1850.
JOHN FRENCH Sheriff.
Junp n6th A ID. lNfA
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POStpOneucnt.

The Democratic Clnb meeting which was op.
pointed for tomorrow, Friday evening, has been
postponed for one week. The meeting will be
held on Friday evening, Aug 24th. Hon. George
Bliss will be present to address the Democracy
Judge Bliss is very fine speaker. Letus have
a rousing meeting.
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Primary Elections.

PRIMARY ElectlOnS.
The recent Democratic Primary Elections pa IS
ed off the most harmoniously of any held in the
County for many years There was Comparative
lv no electioneering done, no sanderous yarns
told no strife or contention. The ticket nomina-
ted is composed of good and popular men; this
could not be otherwise for no man was announced
as a candidate who would not have united the
party in his support if nominated. For Congress,
Recorder and Commissioner we heard many DEM
ocrats regret that they had to make choice be-
tween the candidates running. All who were de-
fcated for nomination run under disadvantages
Mr.. Reed had long been looked upon by the Dem
ocracy as the candidate for Congress, and ma
iority had concluded in their own minds that they
would vote for hlm before Mr.. Armor's name was
announced Mr.. Bell was appointed Recorder
last Spring to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Mr.. Wheaton and this gave him dccid-
ed advantage over Mr.. Orr. 1t was conceded on
all hands that the Commissioner belonged to the
Northern part of the county; hence the decided
majority for Mr.. Kimerer. We hope to see many
more nominations pass off in "little Holmes" as
this one has done.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
-
German Township.

The hard listed hard working, unconf uerable
Democratic sovereigns Of German township rails
cd a fine hickory at Formersville OH Saturday
last Look out for thunder when the vote of Ger,
man is announced. German will give the "littc
Giant two hundred majority "Let that be re
corded"