The Portage Sentinel from Ravenna, Ohio • Page 3

-'-S wganiiation wove into I have Nirs(t the-aine organisation and detail otftfit oTeyeral Jargr''5 Companies, which will be forwarded in my next- tt anpthr letter -atsd the previous to foe above, the 'Ves a passing notice" of another Cincinnati compariyj 'and two or three 1Y6M the interior of Ohio. He yt It '45, .1 r3 For milet jirpuodsmaU cqanies ore in camp, patiently awaiting aufficiency of grass to start upqnt their joi)rney'tbf goldea Among thtrcortipaniea-1 visited to-day was one from Lowefr.Sandufllvy, encamped otth Santa. Fe roadside. They are composed of Messrs. Johrt M.

Smith, A Johnson, E. Bp'reo, i Caldwell, Isnnc Sharp, Stevenson, George -Taylor, Grosvenor and Henry Their outfit consists of three wag ons, sixteen -mule tents, capable of accommodating fourteen persons, provisions fur nine months, and all necessrry arms1" and other- appendages, Some of tn of "diggins," whiloovbers, when they obtain a sufficiency of the wjHJ return to their families. Alongside of that above company is one of Joseph Longa Ahram Snnborn, Wm Crawford and James They have one wagon, six mules, a tent, and provisions for six chanics, and having their tools along, they intend if atwcesafiiltO' work at their 'resjiect-ive trades. 'The Bellevue Mining Company, from Sandusky county, Ohio, came, nest in my i route. They have formed themselves into tt joint stock company i and; are under full organisation.

Not so the companies given nbove they, being in number hnve deemed an-organization urinecesary. The findings of this company are to be equaily divided, share and share, alike, nt the expiration of two years-'; They are provided with fouir light wagons, to be d-awn by mules osen, twalarge tents, provisions for nine months, -suitable arms and other necessary equipments," and composed N. S. Cook C. Close.

S. H. Ccok, T.Sharp, A. G. Yottey, R.

flurTeson, U. B. Burleson, S. C. Smith.

A. Raymond, Isa BWnta, II flolm, H. Durham, B. Fox, Wm. Sharp, J.

Scraford, and Peter Sharp. A smalf company, consisting of llam-rrtuhi Sandusky Olu'iv, and Y. Hotgh and S. Erie county, O-v are tamped in tbe vicinity of the above company and intend traveling with some stronger They-rire provided with a tent, wagon, oxen, and mules, necessaay pro vissions, arms eqipments suitable for tm journey. "'The facility for an outfit at thus (n my last ycu received the rates at which stock was being sMd," from which priefs there has risen no change-say for Americnnrirbles $55 to S5, as in quality.

Yiry inferior Spanish mules have been w1cj at $35. while oihersj suitable for the trip will range from $40 to S75. There are mules in the market, both American nnd Snanish. considered of superior quali ty to those quoted, which ore held by their owner at mnefc Wgker rales-Say 'f 0 eo 100. The supply is gnftrt, and nt present exceeds the demand The suppk of oxen is tho" dem-ufd goiid nt from 50 to 65 the as in quality and condition.

Tho most extensive wngnn estnb-lishments "in the western country are in ration nt point: eapnblq of. supplying aimost an demand; whde. the facilities for procuring such an outfit as is necesary for th trip carniot be nrpnrted in any town of imilar and poiMiiatio This letter closed with the following in- foritJrVh. SohtB of ihe hoys havo seen the elephant and intend jeturningr' fibers already are a rbitif for homo- Some ba attempted to hit the 'H'rger'lbot instead havo been ffef6f their till, and mmhle to obtain an oiitfiii.V affords every fadlity rbYgitiwbling; ifl5d the unsuspecting, before they are aware of if, are dra wn into the rehe laid to 'entfap where they rS soon releived of tht ir funds. Tbb basest jAef oPTHK.

Adiii.vistra- 'Ttos. Simon Drum.Ksqv has been re- Post Master of GrenshuTgh-nrrtl for swhut l3Causo he was western domocrat. And who is Si-iraonPruml He is th honored lather of Kni the bravest, purest-and best soldiers that our-' country ever produced, that Capt. Drum, who died a heroes death on the entry of our- troops into the ily or-MexicA- Crapt LPrum; was one of the n-. blest spirits the armyi nnd the country mourned his fall, The sire of this patriotic son, who is one of the oldest and most respectable citazen of Westmoreland county, solely because he is a democrat, has, been turued eut of the petty office of Master, to make rcom for seme young cian who was never heard of bofore! and too, by an adininislratibn that has "no friends to reward and no enemies to pun- hi" Shame! Shame! Post.

-rj nt A Anna. This notorious al still threatens to destroy Mexico. A journal in Zactitecas says that the adherents i of Santa Anna declare that on the 13ih of June next he will reiupy the Presidential chair, for the sixth time, ilis friends are believed to be the clergy the cultivators of cotton, tho agriculturalists and mechanics, with a portion of the National Guard, and all the discontented office seekers. Phil. Sun.

Dissolution op tub Usivebsr. The following specimen of "hifulution" oratory wa fecently got offby Gen. James Wilson, -whig copgeessmeo, eleot -frpro NewHampi The earth groans and the air is vocal with anathemas upon this institution. Tell me not of -he dangers of a dissolution of this confederacy, of states if we attempt to stay its further spread. I am not to be deterred by any such considerations.

I 'do vjjot believe in any such dangers. But i I It would make no difference in my action at this ereat Li.No, sir' Sooner than give my consent to the extension of -numan slavery pvor-! ingo of territory nowfree, I would say, "Let the Uni be dissolved! Nayi sir, let the xnittrst dissolve! Wo intend to publish the lexers of Col. Slaves for Califoruia. The National Era says: "We are told that several slave drovers have been sent out front-. the South, and that individuals as well as companies, from that section, are taking slaves with them.

One company went through this city a few days since, with eight or ten slaves. We may state also, on good authority, that arrangements are in progress in this country for the establishment in California of a press to advocate the pro-slavery side of the Territorial question." The Era adds, that an Anti-Slavery paper will also shortly be established at Kan Francisco by Mr. Crane, recently of the Richmond Enquirer. New Coin Some of the gold Dolhr pieces have been issued, and the Tribune mentions an oversight committed by Congress in enacting the law authorising their issue. It is usual, says the Tribune, to appropriate a certain number of every valua- blo document published, lor circulation a-mong their constituents, and the gold dollar might have come under this rule but for the forgetfulness of Mr.

McKay who drew tho bill. Consistency. Tho Albany Evening Journal, hitherto the loudest in its denunciations of the dectrine that "to the victors hclong the spoils' is now urging Gen. Taylor to adopt the proscriptive policy by making an indiscriminate removal from office and declares the patronage at disposal of the President to be "the arms and ammunition of political warfare." Court Palaver. The National Intelligencer, in noticing Donnavan's Panorama of Mexico, (said to be an admirable production, by the bye,) staled that "the President and a part of his family honored this interesting exhibition with their presence, last Saturday afternoon." After stating that they remained an hour and a half, were highly pleased, in the regular lacka-deisical st le of the court minions that furnish up Albert and Victoria paragraphs for the idolators of royalty, we are further informed that "while the President was witnessing the exhibition, a number of gentlemen and some ladies waited in the street, and before the President entered his carriage, had the honor of a cordial salute by the Chief Magistrate." This sort of stuff may suit the fasfe of some newspaper writers, but we hope, fur the credit of the people, that it will not a-gree with the stomachs of many of their readers.

Bait. Sun. Slavery in Kkxtuckv. Uassius M. Clay is out flat-looted for Emancipation.

He goes for the organization in Kentucky, forthwith, of "a party based upon expediency upon right." Csssius has fire in his flint. lie says: '-With the siave party in '76 the time had not come! In the time had not come! In '98 the time had not come! And now in '49 the time has not come! "Tothe weak and craven-hearted the time for honorable achievments never comes! Men of spirit are the masters, not tho slaves of time! "Yes Kentuckians, tho time has come!" Further from Valparaiso axd Panama. A passenger in the Northerner has stawd to the N. Y. Herald, that the U.

ship Lexington had over $500,000 in gold, a portion of which sho left at Valparaiso. She soiled from Valparaiso on the 2nd of March for New York, intending to stop at Rio. Tho passenger confirms previous statements in respect to the gold. He saw himself lump weighing 19 ounces. A hospital has been establised at Panama for sick emigrants, who are to be attended free of chargf.

The sch. Rosa Sequida left Valparaiso on the 25th of November, with a cargfl of $49,000, and several passen-gers; bound to San Francisco. She landed at Gallipngos Islands, whfra the captain and passengers went on shore for water, leaving tho mate, cook, and sailors on board who immediately put to sea. The cip'a'n and passenger ren amed on the Island till the 4th of Febnjory, in a most wretched cord lion, and it was supposed that the pirates had made some Mexican port, disposed of the cargo, and escaped. SCTNiiie tons of Gold, or 4,500,000, it is reported in London, is coming home from the California gold rogion in the surveying brig Pandora.

The story created a great excitement on the London 'change. Another victim. Gen. Taylor in a letter written by his own hand granted permission to Gen. Mc Calln, the Second Auditor, to visit his wife, who was lying dangerously ill at Charlestown, Va; and while thus absent, on an errand of mercy, Mr.

Clayton, of Geo was appointed as his successor! Would Gen. Washington do such an act as this? Let us hear no more about the humanity of President Taylor. We wish to say to those who want information concerning that Medicine so much is said about, and written about also as for that matter, that we desire them to look over our columns, and find where itts sold and call there, instead of troubling us on the subject, have too much else to do of our own business to continually answer questions as to the whereabouts of Dr. Vaughns Agents. Once for all we say to our country friends do not expect us to know every thing buturn our psper every which way till your eye catches Great American Remedy then read through and at the bottom of the adver tisement you will find the Agents names.

Go and get a pamphlet and read that, and then if you are in need of one of the most wonderful panaceas of any age, go buy it; but do not expect to find it in our santum. We wish we had the secret id preparing this Lithontriptic Mixture, that is all we wish about it lw. Important Notice. "A man that will cheat a printer, will steal ft aorse." Sam irk. ALEXANDER of Franklin Mills; WILLIAM GAREY, formerly of Paris, but who now resides in Williamsport, Stark Ohio, JONA- THAN JAMES SAMUEL GREEN-EMYER, of Brimfield; S.

B. HAMLIN, of Garrettsville, H. C. TUTTLE, of Campbell's Port; LESTER McINTIRE, formerly of Suffield but now of Upper San duskv, Wyandolte Co. JOHN HULL, JOHN LAYMAN, of Suffield; WILLIAM HAZEL, of Mogadore, Summit county, Ohio; and O.

ALLEN, of Limaville, Stark Co. will learn, something to their advantage by calling soon at this office.1 Knvenna Prir.ti Current. April 2 5. erected weekly. Wheat Kushel, flOc.

Corn, do 37c. Rye, do 87c. Oats, do 22c. Barley, do 31c. Buckwheat do 31c.

White Beans, do C2c. Flax Seed, do 87 he. Clovei Seed, do $3,00 Timothy seed, do 1,00 a 1,50 Potatoes, do 50c. Flour, Barrel, 5,00 Salt, do 162 Cheese, per lb. 4J a 5c.

Butter, do 9c. Pork, do 2 a 3c. Tallow do 10c. Beeswax, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, Feathers, do do do do do do 20c. Gc.

4c. 6c. 37ic. 4c. 22c.

8c per lb. 3c. per lb. 6c 25c a 37c. 25c a 37c.

Hides, Dried Apples, do do Peaches, (pared) do do (unpared) Eggs, doz. Sheep Pelts, Domestic Flannel, Notice. The Plank Road Meeting, tliat w.as to have been held at Skalersville, on the 28th is adjourned until the first Saturday in Jane next, at one o'clock, P. M. on account of the abscence of one of the ommittce.

S. STRAWDER, Sec'y. Shalersville, April 24, 1840. JHcuTiagcs. On the 19th by ReT.

C. Brown, Mr. JOHN M. DAY, to Miss SARAH A.SMITH, both of Dcerfield. In Charlestown, on the morning of the 11th after an illness of one week, HTJLDAH, wife of William Rood, aged 77 years.

The deceased was peculiar for her devotion to the study of sacred things, and although the mother of a large family of children and subject to many trials, and burthencd with numerous cares, but few were so well versed in a knowledge of the scriptures The study of the Bible seemed to be to her a source of great satisfaction, and that she was extremely anxious to exemplify its precepts in her daily walk and conversation was evident to all within the circle of her acquaintance. In her death an aged partner and umerous relatives and friends have been called to mourn the departure of one near and dear to them. But although the family has thus been bereft of a kind and affectionate member and the church of a devout and praying sister, yet their loss has been infinitely her gain. And while our hearts sorrow at her separation from us, still we would not recall her. Her trials on earth are now ended, and she has gone to inherit the reward laid up for her in the society of the blessed.

Com. In Ravenna, on the 2 1 st after a short illness, Mrs. POLLY, wife of Henry Cline, aged about 22 years. UEMOVATi. MASON BRAINERD have removed their slock of Stoves to tho East cornel fc tore, Mason's Block, lately occupied for a Drug Store and Post Office.

Ravenna, April 1849. tij" it rrUIE best kind for rale at 1 MASON BRAINKRD's. In the JFortvara Car 4gaiu WE have just received (pr. Express,) from New York and PhilaJelphia, E'even Boxe of our SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Consisting ot tome of ihe most fashiohable sly'es of Dress and Fancy Goods, Lawns from one to three shillinjr pr. yard.

Ginghams from one lo two shilling pr. yarJ, Jessamines, Linnen and EmU'd Lustre, flriped and Bared Alpacca, Lustre (a new and beautiful article,) English and American Prints, of the most desirable pitierns. With many other Spring and Summer Goods all of will be sold nt the lowest casn price. rMore Goods expected Daily. y.

A. R. A. G1LL.I21T. Ravenna.

April 2 XSu Express First Arrival. Only six Days from New York. Received Saturday April 21, 1849. SPRING STYLE OF BONNETS Ladif and Misses Florence Braid Tuscan, Drab Chip and Parrnelia's Ribbons, and D.ess Goodf, Linen Lustres, Ging-hauii and Lawns, Fancy Prints kc. at April 21, 1849.

DAY'S. SUGAR MOLASSES Prime fvew Orleans Sugar and 'Utlasses a superior quality, jut received at DAY's. Apri.l Si, 1819. BLACK SILK By Erprrs. Just re ceived one ps.

superior Blk. Gro. De Rhine Silk, SI inches wicie, abeaatiful anN cleat DAY's. April 21, 1319. Plark Hotclikiss's EN title.

NOTICE is hereby given, that (he subscriber has been appo nted and qualified as Administratrix on the estate of MarK tlotchkise, late of Mntua, at Ravenna this SJih day of April, A. D. 1840. SARAH T. IIOTCHKISS, 4wlOSh.

Administratrix. AilMiiDiMiitloi's Notice-. NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the Estate of Mary Harmon, late of Mantua, Portage county, OhiJ, deceased. JOHN D. ROOT, Administrator.

Mantua, April 84. 1349. 4w203.li NOTICE is hereby given that a pet.Hon will be presented to the Honorable Board of the County Commissioners at their June session, 1349, for a road to be laid out and established beginning in the centre of It ihe State lioail irom aimnieoury ui iianiua directly opposite the Tavern House known as the old Woodnrd stand, in Franklin, and at present occupied by J. B. Sawyer, thence S.

5J deg. chains and 13 links, theoce south Sj dep. W. it chajns and 63 links, thence S. 83 dg.

SB min. W. I chains and sixty nine links to the East and West road South of the (last-Mill- Alan, to vicstft ihe road laid out and established thirty feet west of Woodnrd's factory to the toad a few rods west of the bridge near Price DePeys'er's milln Said road is recorded in Book A. page 435 of the Roftd records of Portage county. I April S3, 1319.

4wlOJ. THERE WILL BE A GENERAL MASS MEETING Of Philosophers at Franklin; Mills, Ohio, On the mhandlTlh of May, 1849. The objects of this meeting are to promote a more exteilsive acquaintance among the friends of free discussion and mental freedom, to listen to able lecturers' who will be present, and to adopt such measures as may be deemed advisable for the promotion of the enterprize which contemplates the elevation of mankind Jto the highest condition of moral, intellectual, and Social happiness. All necessary preparations will be made for a useful and interesting time; it will he pleasant to see a large assemblage of males and females in attendance. DENTISTRY.

THE SUBSCFJBER having purchased of Dr. Judd his interest in the practice of Dental Surcery in ihis vieinity rffers lis services to the fomer patrons of Dr. Whole and minor plates inserted on the most improved method. All operations on the teetli performed by him warranied and in case of failure no charge will bo made. Teeth removed without pain if desired.

fjyt iffi in Si mbufs building over the Post vr JOSftUA G. WILLES. Ravenna, Ma-ch 14,. 1849. Tfce abeve named genllemnn has been in my office since I located in tlrs village and is perfectly competent to perform all operations on the Teeth that may be required of the profession.

As such I cheerfully recommend him to my former pat roin mil to all others who may want their natural Teeth preserved by filling or their place supplied by artificial teeth. Cml97. HOMER Iron, Nails and fcila. FOST received and for sale at low rates 26 Tons of assorted Iron, 100 Kegs do '48 Boxes McCulIy's Window Glass, 20 do Common do An 25 Kegs while Lead ground in Oil, 5 Bales Superior Batting. S.

A. R. A. CILLETT. April 17th.

1S49. S. DAY, Sroragc, Forwarding: Coimnis sion merchant, CIIMPBELLSPOKT, PORTAGE OHIO SALT, Fish, Plaster, Sole Leather, W.ns low Sash, tf-c, constantly on hand aud for sale low. March 1849. JVOtlCV.

4 LL persons indebted lo me by book ac-count will please call at the office of J. G. WILLES, formerly occupied by me, and settle the same immrdiately as have duly constituied him my Agent and Attorney during my absence. HOMER JUDD, M. D.

Ravenna, March 14, 1849. 2ml07. Old things made new. riUlE subscriber would respectfully in- form the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity, that he has taifcCJl a rtop in this place for the purpose of accommodating all persons who wish to have their Coats, Pants, Vests, Silks and Shawls, cleansed from all spots of oil, tar, paint or acid stains. Faded colors restored to their original beauty, and almost all colors changed to a black, which will neither fade, crock, nor injure the goods.

Ali kiivds or fact ntiNo on silk, cot ton, and woolen goods. The subscriber will always be ready, and will endeavor lo please all who may favor him with their patronnge. Shop in the building formerly occupied for city Bakery, near the Cjurt House. A. KENDALL.

Ravenna, April 11, 1S49. SwSOl. Eailroad and Highway Plows. TIIE SUBSCRIBERS have been getting up anew Pattern of Plows for working on railroads and highways and having a number on hand not yet disposed cf would respectfully offer them for sale. A tso any quantity ofPiows for Farming -p, kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap.

WM. P. HAZEN fc Co. Ravenna, April lili. 1849.

FRUIT TREES. assortment ofClioice Fruit Trees for sale at my residence, near two milts west from the Court House JOHN Ravenna, April 10, 1349. Removal S. A. It.

A. GILLETT, HAVE removed their stock of Goods to the Store formerly occupied by Z. Kent and recently by John M. Hood U. Co CHEESE TUBS of all sizes for sale cheap April 10, 1319 bv G.

PRKNTISS. Churns. rf OLDENS CELEBRATED PATENT CHURNS the best labor saving Machine out. Warranted to bring Butler from New Milk in 5 minutes and from cream in almost no time, for sale at DAY'S. April 10, 1840.

GOODWIN'S Superior pressed Tobacco, ai TAYLOR'S. TTvRESS GOODS. Our stock is composed XJ of all the various blyles that the Eastern Cities abounded with we eannot give you all the name by which they are called, but think you had better come and see tnem. oct 5. S.

A. GILLETT Co. BE IE CLOTHED. JUST recpived and for sale a splendid stock of which will be sold low for Cash and Ready Pay. Also, Broadcloths Casimeres and Nestings.

Those in want of garments ready mide or made to order, will do well to call onMiiu street opposite the Post Office, where bargains are to be had. N. B. Cutting and Custom work dono on the shortest notice. J.

ALCORN. COTTONS. Just take a look at ihat good fine unbleached Sheeting at Day's, only 6 cts. pr yd. yard wide.

Also, yard wide bleached Cottons, a good article for 8 cts. pr yd. before, they arc all gone at DAY'S TlHE highest market price in cash will ba paid fdr Flax Seed, at my Oil Mill, GampbelfssPort. JOHN WHITTLESEY. Oct.

17th, 1343. A GOOD assortment of Beaver Pails, jus rpceivp.rl ana tor sale ay Jane 8. A. GILLE" Co, 33333 THE GIlAND I'UKGATIVU. Vll.

CLICK.VEtVS Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills. IIESE celebrated Pills have obtained an enviable notoriety in the United Slates as a curative for sour stomach, fev rs, pi'es, costive ness, coughs, heart-burn, complaint, scurvy, sore Ihro'ar, inward weakness, palpitation of the heart, indigest on, and a variety of other disesses to which flesh is heir to, as a medicine fur the million. In all seasons of the year, spring-, summer, fall and wm'er, and under all circumstances, they can be taken with' perfect safety and success. As a Vermifuge and general medicine for children, they, ore unnvaltcd. Being coated with, ure v.

hite sugar, childrrn will easily Take them: they neithergripe nor nauseate; are -gentle but thorough in their operation. For adu't by increasing the dose, they are equally beneficial- As an Jlnti-Bill'tous Piihey will be fnnd without superior; ask any one among the thousands who use them, and an m. qualified approval will be the certain result. Remember Dr. C.

V. Clickneris the original inventor of Sugar Coated ViWb, and that nothing of the sort was ever heard of, until he introduced them in June, 1343. Purchasers sh mild, therefore, always ak for Cuck-ner's Sugar Coaied Vegetable Pills, and take no other, or they will be made the victims of a fraud. Price 25 cents per bux. Dr.

Clickner's principal office for I lie sale of is f6 Vosev street. New York. WM. JACKSON, 89 LUierly head or Wood st Pittsburgh, la. General Agnnl for Pennsylvania.

Northern Ohio, aud the river counties of Virginia. Tho following a-e tho dutv appointed Agenlr: LF.FFINGWEEL Cc' Ravenna; Chas 11. Kent, Franklin Mills Dow Co. Cuyahoga Falls; Jan. G.

Callendcr, Newton Falls: J. 1J. C. Johnson. Abbey Co.

Akron. January 1st-, 1849. ly. THE WIFE'S FRIEND. Important to those about to become Prnfessnr AI.UXIS V.

PaUUTAN, cf the Paiuj Lying is Hospital, member of the Medical Academy of Franco, Corresponding Secre tary of the Paris Pharmaceutical Collcpn, -spcclfully bqs leave to announce to the Ladies of America, thai he Wappointcd Jkrcmk Y. C. RorsNiiURTT, of New York, his sole American Agent, for thn sale of his wnmlerfii I med. icino, known in France as the Wife's Frientl, or Slitter's Assistant, the most extraordinary medical discovery the world has ever open, lis province is t.i lessen the pains of Chitd-Birth, and proinole a safe, hast, anu iPEKDY. DK LIVEUY, which it Hoes by assisting nature.

ll is perfectly ii.bmi.es!, f.FFicAci pleasant tothe taste, and never fails lo promote: an easy and safe and improves tho general health of both mother and child. It has horn tested for years in all tho principal Lying In Hospitals of Europe, and receives the sanction of nearlyall the prominent Colleges and Mod-innl mon oftho old world. It isihe GREATEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD: as all will admit that a medicine must bo Hint will lessen tho tcrriblo pains usually attendant on childbirth. There is no about this medicine doing all that is said of it. IT NEVER It is in tho form of a fine, lig'it powder, to be made imo a drink, and used fur a few weeks previous to tho rxpiclvd event, and its priee ie eo Ir.w a to bring it within tho reach of Surely no tiinimne husband will suffer hit wife I endure pnin.wlir-n it can besocasilv and cheaply avoided.

For tho umall sum ofonlvSl.HO sent post paid lo Dr. Kirn mb Y. C. RoreNHt'itTT, New York Post Office, a packaga will bo sent by return mail, it being so light that it nan l.e sent anywhere by iilaii, at a wty trifling enst. rjjTNo unpaid letters taken from tho officp.

To prevent imposition, the V. S. Agent. Dr. Ilo-penhnrty will write hi naino in full on tho ontsido 'atiel ofeaei package.

No other jrnn-ine. Kcmerhbcr tliis. 6ml9fi. Li. B1ERCE.

D. TAYL6R. BIERC.E TAYLOR, Attorneys Counsellors at Law an! Solicitors in C'lnwK'ery. Office in Masou't- Block, up c'-uirs. Estate of Leonard Arrlier.

NOTICiJis hereby given, that tho subscri ber has Leen appointed and qnalified as Administrator on the es'a'e ot Leonard Archer, late of Randolph, Mortage county, deceased. Dated at Rat-ennn, this day of March, JACOB ARCJltfl. rgtllE subscriber has removed his office to a room in Beymoui's building over the Post Office, formerly occupied by Dr. Judd and now by J. G.

Wilms, Dentist, in con sequence of which arrangement one oftlicm will be found in llie (fijee both day and nijh'. All persons indebted to the firm of Lkb Caike, whether by Note cr biok account wiil please call at his office and settle the simo before the first iy of May or they will be left with the proper persons tor collec tiori. All settlements in his absence may be made with J. G. Willis.

WILUAM CAINB. Ravrnna. Marc'i 1 1, 13 13 197tf. ALSON A. HARRIS, SURGEON DENTIST, KAVEXXA, PORTAGE OHIO.

Work Warranted. flJ'Ofnee removeJ to Masou's Block, Up Slurs. Oyster Saloon. TIIE subscriber having fitted up a Saloon in good style is prepared to furnish Ot-ters at all times. Families supplied hy.

the Can or half Can. Just received two Bbls. fresh Oysters in the Shell. K. A.

TAYLOR. NOTICE is hereby giveti a Petition vill be presented to the ilen. Board of Cjuitnissicners of Portage County, at their June session 1849, to vaeate to much of the Road known as the Phineas S. Haicfe 11 ad running from the State Road in Hiram south to Freedom south line, as lies between the Diagonal Road and the soulh line of Freedom" not vacated by Law. N.

B. Said Hatch road was laid out in 1325 and Recorded Book A. Page 589. April 41 1849. 4w2C0.

1VIRS. GOIT, HI I fi I IV R. At the West end of the Public Square has received her JYew ashions. She keeps Bonnets and Cips for sale as usual. Ravenna, August 16th, 1848.

Cstnte of Thaddeus Andrews. NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers hare been appointed and qualified as Administrators on the estate of Thaddeus Andrews, lite of Rootstown, Portage county, deceased, Dated at Ravenna, this S3th day of 1849. ROM A NT A N. ANDREWS. JOSHUA T.

CATLIN. NEW arrival of Bonnets, Flowers and Tabs suited te this market very cheap for Csh at i JuneJl. "i The Ladies Work Table Book. A WORK EVERY LADY SffoCLD POSSESS. Containing clear and practicle instructions in all Mnds of plain and fancy Needle Work, Embroidery, KniUingrNett- i.ig.

and Crochet Work; with tfT-erigravings, of the variou'. si itches in those useful and fashionable employments, making one firie vol. of 168 pages printed on the finest white piper, neatly done op in paper 50 cts; or. handsomely bound in criuison cloth, gilt, price ii ctr. 'This is one of (ho most useful and instructive bopks for a.

lady published, and one that diould be in the htfn.ds of every in the land. -Send by oil means, and get it. at work. Any pnrson in this country can have a copy of the shove work sentthein return of rnailr remitting the amount for it to the Publisher, iii a poFi Published and Hale T. PETERSON, No 93 Chniit st OJEditors of Newspapers throughout this country, copyi.itr the above three times, including this mil ice and Bonding a copy of i heir marked, tu the.

publifher, shall have a complete copy of the work seul them bv return of mail. HA RD VV AH II WILLIAM FItAZGK, IS now receiving a general assortment of Saddle and Harness Trimmings omong, wiiich ma be found- the ELF-AbJUSTJff TREE, PATENT LEA THER. WHl f'S AND TWIGS, STAGE AND TRACE CtiAlNS; UAMES, DIES, 8fc, -which wilt oe sold cheap. on hand a splendid lot of. Saddles, Harness, Travelling and Hand Trunks, all of vh ch will be sold low.

Repairing done" to ordrr. (DShop opposite tfte Bank'. Kuvenna, J'Hie tl, 1SJ8. TOR A CHE, FORWARDIKO AND CQM MISS iON ESS. I BRAYTON C.i Successors to John G.i&faffirirfe; WOULD respectfully inform the former customers of G.

McBridu and the public generally that they will continnexbe Storage, Fotviarding end Ci-ni'mission at the old s' and. Their arrangements for the transpoitiitiuu of property and from iheEisteii Cities, and on (he. Lakes anil Canals are equal to any others in this section. And they are prepared to transact my business entrusted in them with promptness. Ilavirg retired from the Slorsj-e, Forwarding and Comm ssion Duinesf, I would cheerfully recommend I.

Brvto tso. to Ih? patruuage ot my foimer triend. and cus tomers. J. G.

McRKIOE. Rivenna, March, l7if. NOTICE. rinE PORTAGE COUNTY BR STATE BANK, OF OHIO IN EAVENNA. is opened everyday, (Simdoya excepted) from 9 A.

M. to MM. and from I to 3 P. W. A discount will be in attendance every day, at nneo'clock, P.

M. to act on Paper that may be offered Tor discount. Jaruiry 8, IR43. CjTOVES iust received a of Cobb's Improved Elevated Oven. Cobb's Yankee Notion.

Western Economical. i Parlor Cooking and PremirtrW Stoves with furniluri complete which will be sold low at aiiff. 9. DAY'S. AT COST.

Wc will sell about ion pieces of Prints af cr.st varying from ff lo 10 cents now is the time to prepare for cold weather. S. A. GILLETT Co. A ngust 51.

1843. tOTIIIXG -Over Coat. Drrss tracks ond Frocks, Pantalnons, Veatc, Shirti and Drawers. hIpo ihe best assort-mint nf fins and coarse Boots in iow, at Feb; 5, 1849. DAY'S.

ISahat-ee-i-okoom. SCLTANXE or Imperial Fig Pas'e, A delicious article of confectionary for the well, and an agreeable nutritious fond lor the ill and feeble, good for coughs and colds, and particularly beneficial and strengthening for. weak lung's, for sale at S. A. TAYLOR'S.

BENCH'S AXES for ale by W. SEYMOUR CHEAP PRINTS. The best prints at 6J and cents per yard in Ravenna may be found at the store of C. PRENTISS. November 29th.

USIC Violins and Viollfl at TAYLOR'S. PRINTS 50 pces of the brst Calico ver offered in th's market at cents pr Yd. acknowledged Sy all who see it and going faster than tho Mexicans before Old Zie and Ihey went prtlty tolerable good jog. October tOth. at DAY'S.

SODA SOAP. 310 lbs, of Boston, White Soda Soao a very nico article for sale1 Feb. 5, at DAY'S. Hold your Hosses. JUST received and for sale low, a good supply of Toys for the Holidays.

Parents and o'hers in want of Christmas and New Year' presents (or their child reb' and friends, will do well to call and exauioe my stock before purchasing elsewhere. S. A. TAYLOR. NO ncE.

TIIE Co partnerthip heretofore existing between Geo. it David M. Somervtlle is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All Uiose indebted are requested to call and set. lie their accounts with George Somerville on or before the 20 day of January next.

GEO. DAVID M. SOMERVILLE. Dec. 5th, 18 18.

The Tailoring Business will still car-ried on by Geo. Someiville, at his old stand in the Prentiss Block. GEO. SOMERVILLE. Ravenna, Dec.

5th, 1848. PRENTISS will pay CASH and the highest priee, for Flax Seed, delivered at his store, or at bis Oil Mill, at uuyanoga Falls. September 13ih, 1848. boots; FEW CASES of Men's Boy's Boots, iust received and for sale J.S. LEFFlNGWELLfcCo.

Oct. 15. yNDIA RUBB1SK A lew oi mose I Rubber tapes ana a goou aru- .4. Rl.nlratu- Pll Cte lOr Wei WMluci, I. St 1 rtrt RKkP RrAIIKt Ttnl liaiVtlSaoriD, sfcv ties and 8ytenges a very useful article for sale at February 5, I8t9 Slicrifi's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Fs. to mc iU reeled and dcJiveted from the Court of Common Pleas orTfumbull Ohio, I shall px'pose to sale at public. vendue at ilxt Court hotire iA ot Monday the 21s7 day of May between tho hours of 10 o'cli ck A. M. ini fr.ur o'clock P.

M. ot said day thTollowinjf described land and lencmentr, to wit: "Situate in the wfiahip nf Randolph inf the County of l'oriage and Sia'e of Ohio, being a pari of lot tit'ty-nine fi9) in ai Randolph township and bounded as follows to wit; Beginning on the East line of ai lot 5 at where Said line crosses th East and West road leading from Randolph! to Sutfield, thence iu'h West on the 'lin of said road to Peter Ante' lapd, (henc South on the East line pf afif Ames Jind; to the South line, of, said lot 59, thence Kaat on the lot to the Sjuth East corner of raid lot, thence North on the let line la the place of beginning, excepting ten tcreo of land lying in the South East corner ot said lot owned by P. Redinger, supposed lo-contain Thirty acres of fa'ud be the tame more' or less." Taken! jft Eirecntion as the proprty of chae! Slangier at lbs son of -Mablou AT' lisoft Appraised at JOfiNdlLLlS.Sherifli Sheriff's office, Portage Co. April 18-h, 1849. Ouaidinnaulei NOTICE is hereby given filial in Compli-ance with an order of the Court ff Common ens sitting in and for the county of Portage and tate of Ohio made at tip March Term thereof for the year A-1.

1849, shall proceed fo sell at public saloon the viem fses on ije of Mir tie. between the hours of 9 clock, A. SI. and 4 o'clock, P. M.

the following piece or parcel of land, situate in the township. cf Nelson, County of Prrtsge' and Slita' ot Ohio, an'd beiiig a fj art of Lot t9i in said Nelson and brunded and rleFcribed follows, on tho North by land owned' bv David on the South and. fias .1 land owned by Ar.terpas Bancrpft and on' La' West by la.i'd owned and occupied by Ebo-czer 1'ien'ifs. Sie to commence at one' April 4th. Sa'tecr(ifit MM.

Bjf Order ot I'ouxl OJ of Way, A. D. 149, "at lQp'plock, A. M. on the premises, will be sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate belonging to the Estate of Lewi Putt, deceased, to wit; 95 acres of Land, situate in Lot No.

4't'm the Township, of Suffield County of Portage and Si ate of Ohioi Said 6i acres will be soldiu twtrp era'te parcelf i ss i'ollows; First parcel beginning at a pbstj alanding in the west line of said Jot 41, at the tuutn west corner of said 95 acres, tXeiice N. deg.SSmin. W. SI chains 91 links alcng the w6st line of Lot tf a' post, theitcw 86 deg. SO 4 CVai'ps 50 liuka.

thence S. 83 deg 45 min. E. 3 chains KV links, thence S. 7 deg.

15 min. VV, 5clis. links, thence $. JSJfg. SO min.

K. C6 links, thence S. 64 deg. E. 4 ehs 8 1 liukf, Ihence S.

7 t'eg, 15 min. E. chains tf links, thenco S. 58 deg. .30 min.

cb. 74 links, Ihence S. Sa lieg. 30 min. E.4ch.

SB Jinks, thence S. 8 deg. 15 min', W. 18 idlirikrs to the place' of beginning cou-tatnin ft $4 00 acres of land subject a -the widows right of dower therein. Tho balance of said 95 acres will be o)d ibjecu to the rights of Gecge lloke to oietfli-w part of aid last mentioned premises.

aiade known on day of rale. JOHN COLEMAN, Adraisietrator of Lewis April 7, 1840'. To AllClieeso j.Uaiiufacturfr. WE have on hand and for sale "Keilofrg's Improved Elliptic Spring Chttte Press" au entirely new Press having boen Patented tfurinS (TVe past Winter, it hna b'eerr cpnefdefed by. tii'6'se who have examined it to be superior to anything of kind ever before offered It so constructed that in the application of the Power in pressing cheese.

you may obviate ihe difficulty of forcing out the. Wbi Whey (a too common find sefiods objection to all chcoar Presses now in use) thereby 4 retaining no-inconsiderable amount of weight irY every cheese as well as preserving one of essential properties in giving all cheese, a. fine flavor. taltes, pp.Kut room and Is ailv managed by any person. We would cheerfully recommend it to all for examination in this age of improvement and positively warranted lo give satisfaction or no sale.

K. A. UlLLtl 'I, Ravenna, April 4, 149. 1849 RHODES GitEEN. 1849.

FOR WARDING AND COMMISSI MERCHANTS, Dealers in Salt, CHAS.i.irof)rf,l CLEVELAND, WM. aSEEN. AGENTS OF i. CLINTON LINE, ON ERIE CANAL. and New York, Syracuse and Ostcego Line oj Lake Agents of Clinton Line.

O. P. Scovell, 113 Broad New Turk, W. Montea-th Co. 100 Pier, Albany, Monteat.lf; Sherman St Co.

Agents' of New York, Syracuse 8c Oswego Line. W. H. 109 Broad St. N.Y.

Bennett Adams Co. Syracuse, Truman Wimaa, Oswego. C7No ttans shipment at Albany or Troy. t)R. fit.

3P1IATT, AND SURGEON, TENDERS bis services to the citizens of Ravenna and its vicinity. Dr. P. is a graduate of one ef the first medical colleges in New England, ana has also had extensive ciperience in both Scuto and chronic diseases. He hopeeby a faith, ful and careful attention to business, to.

render his services acceptable to all who may employ him. (TJOfflce in F. W. Seymours building on the public square, nearly opposite Ibe Court House. Ravenna, Feb.

13, 184. I94lf. TILDEN RANNKY. ATTORNEYS A LA RAVENNA, POaTAOB COUNTY, OHIO, Office over F. W.

Seymour Store. "SAMUEL STRAWDER, ATTORNEY A 7 UA W. SttALERSVILLB. FoitTAOB Co. QglO FRANCIS W.

TAPFAW AND SOLICITOR CHANCER Qf Office nearly opposite the PrentU House, IRON STEEL. A good quality Piltw hnrirh Iron and Ktoel can be.fonod at stMoonj. o'clock, P. Al. SI1ER WOOft; Guardian if Mary Anna SK'efwoo Jj By Paish, AtlVi if--..