kept at hard labor, not mora than' ten, nor leas lumbus, ami one cost to each af tha Rpnemlpntl ', AFtXit. APPOI&TMHN1U, XAwsoponio.

t'tSltlSUT& BY AUTIIORITT.60. tOsOBttLOU ' niuv fL lUTtt.

NEW FIRM.TBI tebecrfbwrthav perrhaaed Hit MerrktaatTiJleT sto tor Kedlleid.aod wUI eoatinae Ibe tamebwainaaa at thAlv nlA Imrlt .Hrl, nuntaffA IkA tt..k

ai oanMit, as (too S7tb OH., ; Wi. Ptilg, Km., Mr.

I tan tnree years.. . - .Sao. 8. This act ahall take effect and be In

fjree from and after ita paasage.. F.C. LEBLOND.

Sptalerqf te Howe of Representatives.JAMES MYERS.

President of Ot denote, pro trm.March 85, 1854.

(3J ANACTTo ponlah certain oflencea therein named.

Sec. 1. Be it matted hi the General AttemhU, nftie State OAtb, That if any person shall wilfully and maliciously, in the dv time, break andenter any dwelling house, kitchen, shop, store,ware-noos- e, mait-nous- e, still-hnus- e, mill, factory,pottery, water-craf- t, achool-hous- e, church, ormeetins-bous- e, amoke-hous- e. barn, stable rail.road i'e,)ot, car factory, station house, or railroadcar, with intent to steal, every peraon so offend-ing, ahall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, andon conviction thereof, ahall be fined in any sumnoi exceeding uiree Hundred dollars, and be im-prisoned in the cell of the county iail. and be fedon br:ad and water only, not exceeding s'xty days,oi iuc uiacreuon oi ine court.

Sec. 9. That an act entitled" an act to punishcertain offence," paased March 22. 1850. is

hereby repealed.P. C. LEBLOND,

Speaker of the House of Rmesenlativzs.JAMES MVERS,

President of the S.nate.Murch 25, 1854.

24.1 ANACTTo amend an act entitled an act to amend an tct,

entitled "an oct to provide for the organize! mof cities and incorporated villages," passedMarch 11, 1853.Sec. 1. Beit ena-te- d hi the General Assemhi nf

nc omit vj vino, x nai me iweniiein section ols tid act, be, and t ie same is hereby so amended asto read as follows : Sec. 43. It ahall be the dutyof the Governor, Auditor, and of State.or any two of them, at the time of ascertainingme rauo oi representation, as required ly theeleventh Section of the said article of the constitution, also to ascertain what cities of the secondclass, ore entitled to become cities of the firstclaas, and what incorporated villages are entitledio oecome cities, and tneir proDer class: and theGovernor shall cause a statement thereof, to !nprepared uy the Secretary or State, which state-ment he shall caue to be published in somenewspaper in the city of Columbus, and also insnue newspaper printed iu each of tlu cities andincorporated villages, the grade ot which shallhave been so advanced, and a cop; of said state-ment ahall also be transmitted by thf Secretaryof State, V the next scsaion of the General

Provided, however, that before said cityor incorporated village hlrill be advanced, as here-in provided, the trustees thereof... by resolutioncertified to the Secretary of State, shall acceptof such advanced grade, und therefrom any suchcity or incorpora'ed village shall, at the next reg-ular annual period for the election of municipalolEc?r, proceed to orginizc. occo.-din- g to itsnew grade, by tho election of officers properly be-

longing thereto, and on their election and quali-fication, the term of service of every former off-icer shall expire. And it shall be the duty of theGovernor, Auditor, and Secretary of State, to de-

clare incorporated villages, ikies of the secondclusr, und cities of the second class cities of llufirst class, between decennial periods; Provided,that flio application from any incorporated vil-lage or city, be accompanied by a resolutionadopted by such village or city council, asking tobe declared a city of the first or second class, asthe case may be, shall be accompanied with sat-isfactory evidence th jwing the population of suchvillage or city to be large enouh to entitle themto such advancement.

Sec. 2. That section twenty of the act to whichthis is amendatory, be, and tho same is berebr re-pealed. v

r F. C. LEBLOND,'Spciler of the House oj Representatives.

James mvers,Pre-iJe- of the Senate.

March 25, 1854.

2S AX ACTSupplementary to " an uct to regulate the elec

tion, contest ol election, and the resignationf Justices of the Peace." Hissed March 11.

153.Sec. I . Be it enarted by the General Assem'l:

of the State of Ohio. Thut in ull cases where thecorporate limits of any city, or incorporated vil-

lage, are now, or hereafter may becomewith the limits of any townships in which

such city or incorporat ed village is, or shall besituated, and in all cases in which, the townshiphns been, or may become merged in any city orincorporated village, the corporate existence ofsuch towusbip, shall nevertheless continue lorthe purpose of electing therein, justices of thepeace for such township.- -

brc. 2. Jn all such cuses, Justices of the peace,to tiie nuinuer iiuu allowed, or which may behereafter allowed to such township, may be elect-ed by the qua'.ifieJ voters thereof, at the time,und in the manner now or hereafter to be pre-scribed for the election of justices of the peace inother ta.vnuhips, except that in townships wliere-i- n

the office of township trustees hue been abol-ished, all the rights, powers, and duties, in cvu.nection with such election, devolving upon town-ship trustees, in other towns'iips shall be devolv-ed upon, and be performed by the city councilof such city, and tha trustees'ol such incorpora-ted village aforesaid.

F. C. LEBLOND,Spealer of

"the Howe of Representatives.JAMES MYERS,

" President of the Smate.April 1, 1854. -

29 . AN ACTSupplementary to " an act to provide for the cre-

ation and regulation of Incorporated Companiesin the State of Ohio.' passed May 1st, 1852.Sec. 1. Be it en a:ted by the Genera'. Assem'du of

tne Alalt of Utoo, That the directors ot any Turn-pike or Plank Road Company heretofore incor-porated, or that may be hereafter formed, underany law of this State, are hereby authorized, inthe construction or repairing of their road to makeor construct any part of such road, with cithergravel or plan, ua one or the other muterial maybe the most convenient for such part of the road;Provided, such alteration shall not impair theutility of said road, or render it less valuable tothe traveling public

F, C. LEBLONDSpealer of the House of Representatives.

JAMES MYERS,President of the Senate.

April 3, 1854.'

30 AN ACT,To provide for the distribution of Curwen's Revis-

ed Statutes of Ohio.Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly

of the Slati of Ohio, That the Secretary of Statebe, and he is hereby Authorized and directed todistribute in the same manner as the general lawsare now by law distributed, the three volumes ofCurwen's Revised Statutes of Ohio, in the follow-ing manner: ... ...'...-- . '.':;..'.

One copy to the County Auditor, one copy tothe County Treasurer, one copy to the CountyRecorder, one copy to the Sheriff, one copy tothe Prosecuting-Attorney- , one copy to tho Pro-bate Judge, and one copy to the Clerk of theCommon Pleas, of each county of this State. , ;

One Copy to each of the Judges of the SupremeCourt, and to each Judge of the several Courts ofCommon Pleas in this State. .. , j

is Oho . copy to each State of this Union, withwhorii thi State ia accustomed to exchange cop.'ies of their liw.3" 'V" v,v- m.

On.py to each of the' Stat office at Coi

lostnotions. , ( . r . tAnd the remaining copies to be preserved In

Ibe State Library for public nse. The copiesnerein ordered to be distributed to officers, ahallbe preserved by them, and delivered by them totneir successors in omce.

F. C. LEBLOND,Spealer of the House of Representative.

JAMES MYERS,President of the Senate.

Aprils, 1854.. . Auditor's Office, Pohtagb Co.J

Ravenna, Aoril 12. 1854. (I certify that the foregoing laws are correctly

printed from the authorized copy certified to by theoocreiary or otaie.

LORENZO FROST,County Auditor,

Arrival ibo Curopu.Refusal of the Czar to answer the Allies last Note

War tnevua'ile Lngluh Frigates sent to destroy ine Kussian blockades on the DanubeBreads! uf Declined.

Nnw Yobk, April 8.The Steamship Eurnna arrived at her dock

anout 4 o'clock this alternoon.She brings three days later news.The Sarah Sands arrived at Livemool 24th.

aaving put into Hillsdale on the 21st for coal.The fear of wur produces dullness in the mar

kets. Exports of gold not so heavy.Bank rate of interest was unchanged.London Globe states that Russia consents to

recognize the neutrality of Sweden. It now romains to be seen Russia's course respecting Den-mark. "

. -

The Prussian people-wer- e earnestly petitioningtheir government to join the Western powers.The government hangs back.

Austria seems to act in accordance with thewestern powers but not yet in any decided man-ner.

From Omar's camp on the Danube there isnothing new excepting continued affrays at out-posts at Kalafat.

An English and French frigate have gone lodestroy Russian Stockades at the mouth of theDanube. This will probably be the first of hos-tilities. -

From the Baltic or Black sea fleets, or fromAsia there is nothing new.

The Greek Revolution yet lives, but languishes.The exports of grain wus prohibited Irora the

I mar Islands.The Cunard steomship Combria sailed on the

25th from Liverpool to Kingston to ship moretroops, and the steamer Teneriffo will sail forMalta with a purt of a regiment.

Latest The Loudon Times of Saturday pub-lish- ss

the following:Berlin, March 24 Count Nesselrode has

communicated to the English and French Con-suls that the Emperor will give no answer at allto their joint ultimatum.

1 bere is no change in the Danish ministryParis, Friday. Three divisions of French Ar- -

my for the East will have embarked bv the endoi mi-- monin, ana me lourtn will Jollow veryearly in April.

At Marseilles a grand fete Drenarinawas for.L . . " . . 'I . Oine iuKe oi LaniDnuge and Prince Napoleon.

The National Lea l subscription, it is said, nowreach 400,000,000 franca. '

Every descript on of securities firm.Brcudstuff market is characterized bv increa

sed pressuro to sell.hcut has declined on the week and was nojr.

lected.Flour in moderate consumptive demand but not

sufficient to relieve sellers, at 2s decline.Indian corn unsaleable, at 39s and shin flour

quotations vury, but the average would show 33sand 6d; Tor western canal 35s, for Ohio, Balti-more, and Philadelphia, 34s. .

White Wheat 10s Cd.. Red and mixed 1 On.

Provisions Gardiner quotes Beef verv firm.Po.--k firm, hut favors sellers. Bacon dt l . Lard54s, but higher asked. Tullow steady.

London Money Market Money in active de-mand. Ccnsnls declined, closing 88J.

American Securities Market during the weekin a stute of suspense, but few transactions.Sellers preponderate, but sales not pres?ed. Prices luminal.

London Breadstuff market dull, nnd business ofretuil character. List week's averge of Eng-lish Wheat 192d. Russian produce continued toadvance.

Droadfj Occurrence.On Friday evening last, the residence of MrJ

n hitlow, iii Jjixon Township, near Sugar Val-ley, was ronsnmcd by fire, and, horrible to relate,two of his children, one five and the other threeyeurs of age, perished in the flames. It is sup-posed the fire caught from a candle used by thechildren in going to bed; their sleeping apart-ment being in the second story. The father andsons were nt a School Exhibition in th? neigh-borhood, and arrived at home in time to hear theagonizing shrieks of the children, but too luto torescue thein from the devouring and relentlessflames. Every thing in the house was consumed.

Eaton Democrat.

05" The effective forces likely to be employedim the impending European struggle, are estimat-ed at nearly four million men. This estimate doesnot embrace the naval farces.

Consolidation. Cleveland and Ohio City de-

cided, by a large vote of the people, at the lateelection, in lavor ot the union of the two cities.

Acquitted. Grabill, who was tried in theCourt of Common Pleas of Stark comity for themurder of Klodfenstine, week before last, was ac-

quitted by the jury, the homicide being justifyable.

Ur.TUBBS will be at the Prentiss Honso.Thurduy afternoon ami Friday. 81'th andillhof Anril.

See advertisement in another column.

Bible Society.Tha Annual Meeting of tho Portage Co., Bible Society, will

bo held in Atwatcr, at the Congregational 'Church, on the 10thof April, nt 10 o'clock A.M. A sermon will be preached

Ezra Jones, and several addresses may ba expected.Annual collections should be forwarded to tho Treaturor,prior to the Meeting. By cr lor of tho Board of Managers.

Wh. 1). Sihdirs, Soc.

Teachers' Examination.THE Spring Krnminntions of Teachers for Portsge conntv,

will take place as follows : -The flrst, nt ShalorsvlUe, Saturday, April 15th, commencing

at 9 o'clock, A.M. ..

The tocond and third, at Ravenna, April 99d and 89th, com-mencing, each day, at 9 o'clock, A. M.

V BENJ. NEWELt, Clerkof the Board of Examiners.

Ravenna, April 3d, 1854.

Trv Syphilis, Scrofula and diseased Blood, For that; ter-rific dlsoase.8, Carter's Spanish Mixture Is the only specific.

The proprietor! have in their possession over one hundredcertificates of the most extraordinary cures affected by it.

We refer to the certificate of Richard Adame. late HlirhSheriff of Richmond, Va., Kdwln Burton, Commissioner ofthe Revenue for rirchmond: Gen. welch, of the MammothCircus; Mr. Hendly.of Wathlneton City; Mr. Wm. A.

C. B. I.uck, Esq., of Richmond Va.t Mr. Bnydan,Exchange Hoiel, Va.; and host of others, who have ssencase of th worst description cured by Carter's Spanish Mix-ture. They all certify that it It the greatest purifier of theblood known. . .... ,.

,See advertisement. .r ', 459-4-

Tho Germans have produced tome very excellent romeuljfor vnriout diseases. Anions which may be specified Ur.Hooflanda celebrated bitter, for tale by C. M. Jackson andnand with remarkable success In Liver comnlnint. Janfl.il.Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and a general derangement ofthe stomach, i he Siwj vuptch says or this medicine:

"We feel eenvlnced, that in the nte of the German Bittersthe patient does not become debilitated, bnt eonstantlygalnsstrength and vigor to the frame a tact worlhv of creut consideration. The Bitters ara pleasant Id taste and In smell,and can be administered under any circumstances, to the moatdelicate stomach. Indeed they can ba used by all personswith the most perfect safely. .It would be well for thnes whoare much affected in Ibe nervous system, tn commence withcneont or lest, and gradually luereaae. Weaneak from exnerlcnee. and are. of conrae-- a nroner indnt.O.Tlie prett far and wide, bare nutted In reeonnnndlng toe German Bitter. MtUj afflicted wt mot cordlallr oAwImtbetr .

" ; DOCT IL TUBUS, " " 1l. &IALYTICAL PHYSlCJAft !

WiLLbe tn ttuodaaee tl hit reoaie at folevs ' - JKaveuaa Praaaat Hoaae, TkareiUy anerwaoa a4 tliM:ntil4o'cJoct, P.M. SothijKt 81ta April.Akron Cobb't ktbaiage, Wednesday, I4tk April. -- " OCleveland American Bom.1 Thursday uut frtdaf tkand 3ltk of Marcb. .' - -VV.,re Cli.wt Ho,Tatif,5ii .f March. t -Tho afillcted with Chronic dtMaawa of the Llrer, tenaaKWa.yt or piet--, ialaaaraaUooa, RttNMtaa, Aataata

Short neatof BnaUiardimeullvofbiwllnag,lrrtMrldnt-- ,iy, Weak neat of KervMediaabllitlea, Hetiettuet, Lmappetite.ConatlpaUon, JJjrancemeut of the SUraSmm, BUlotat .Afftcudui.Oravel, White SwelUnguoraav loncttandlncAUatotf arolaviudioeall. - , ...TTT..,No CnnoroCorcLTaTio!,-Dr.T- ., neither bleodane

blittera; norkihea HoaitrpaUiiet; ke never w Merenry, aptenlc Antioiony,ortn) oluer mineral aa a wedicai agent; oevkthea Thiiupsoiiian.be emetica. Hit ry

of diaoatos differs from all othtrt Uat have bn adoptdK 'but not more to than hit system of treatment. He dee axmake tick to make well, uor rwr down tobulid np tgaln, neall iy any nervons Irritation, by patching np withanody.naf.

PnUeots aiioald mark well the dales given above. - -Our eutlre time being aiteudince matt tcoord ,

strictly with published aunouneetoieutt. - -Au uubiatJd opinion at lo Uw probability of ta'aJ 4.... .ir.n k' . . . i ..... .. ; . : .. . . . tar... . -. - m - - ...wjw, ,M.B ,u pafcivu, w bv eapeitae witqon

reisonabla protpettef aueceat. ... ,

D. Tcatt Sir: Believing my lira tat beta prolonged Lj .yoir tMatinwnt, and desiring thut other may proflt by yoar 'experience, 1 1 ud you tie following etawtuaiit for pabiloa- - -

'?. twxml Aiuoricn, March 14, lo55. 1 wtt trucked 'iUi EtUioua Ketnittiiif Ferer, teveral loading phvaleau --

tended mt while there, and one on mj return ptisage. Fe. .jr 1 jft ue weak with prafuMeoldeweettat night, which orlinuud until after I tuw you. Liver became eulargsd. ttQW,tchand sbodiuen much blotted, and bowelt to contttpatcB,"'Unit little or no movement occurred for ten M waive duy t tar '.iifceatlon, unlets forced by eutharttct, Uich, in torn, teen- - '

td to aggavet? raUier than relieve. Could take no load wlUx foultcveieiuirtring Inconsequence. A cough sl In whichBwame iueettant and with constant tortnring pain I eonl4dud rest In no p. i lion doj or night. 1 slept but Uttle. ta 'pectimillont were incredibly large, frequently exceedingquaitofropyiubittnceedurlngthe night. Counlenanet) was ;allow and death-lik- 1 had been at home nine moalat be-ro-re

conaolti-i- you. KeiUur the change of elimtte nor thejkill ortwo of our phytlcaut helped me. On lb ooptran,-- I

grew worse and worse, until phvsiclant thought treatment oivlitth avail, and nelghbort.at well aa mvaelf, regarded deatiliieviluble and near at haiid. I received yon Urtt precription 'earl in March last, und wtt under trjatment until Drat of .August, at wldi-- time 1 commenced labor. Since then Ihare had uo cough or expo.ton.tioa, no night sweat, Indi--gojtlon or coitiveuets. j uow l porfectlv well, at well aaoverlnmy lif... ABRAHAM CASE.

c Hie ondertigned cltzecaof Kornalk, Huroaco.. Ohio,nave carefully examined ibottatoineut of Mr. Cue lo Dr. H. 'I ubbt. iu rotation to th i liteute wliteb be contracted while inCentral America, cud from our pertonnl acquaintance trlthMr. Case, and frequent observation of the condition of hihealth, we have i.o hetitttiou in tajlnc that we believe hislutement strictlv tree.

A. O. Suttoi,; Souatnr of Ohio; Cha't B. Stlcknevf Pro-bri- te

Judge, Huron o., M. B. Brally, Justiee of the PeaeosM. Kelble, Notary Public. .

SASH AND BLINDS. -ryiUK subscribers keep constantly on band Window flaah olX nearly all eizt manufactured tn lha naatant anil mam

substantia,! manner, Aid. will make tn order Blind on thouionesi notice, i hey invito those io want of Uiese artieleto call and examine their manufacture before purchasingulsewberu. .

Shop a few rodt directly North of Union BWik, near rrmele's Steam Mill. - BROWN dt SPARR,itavonna, Jan, 31, 1654. ,

Aoticc. T ",

RA- - BA1RD having formed a with .Dowcy of F.anHln, will continue busmen a before,

nt tlis old stand in Allen's Blotk, under tbe nanw and Brsn of 'R. A Balrd dt Co. - .

GOLD AND SILVER WATHCHES.SILVER SPOOKS, Gold, Silver and Plated BpteUtTe,

for ule at low prices,Uuvenna, Jan. 17, 1854. nt R. A. Bun & Co'.'- - ''

OH EARS, Scistora and" Pocket hli'lves, of'lbe finest qualllytO can ba found Jan 17, 1854. at R. A. Buss & Co'.I 'LOCKS, a good ataorlmoiit for sale cheapw Jan 17. 1854. at B.A.Baian it CoH. ,O HA WIS, Brocha Idug and square, Bay State, Watervlo .C? and many other stylus est ree'd nt Dec 3. Hotn'sC1KOCKERY, White Granite, Celasti, Antique, Gold Ban'other tiylesjustrec'd, at Dec 3. Hoi'.

removal.Ortnla & Bostwirb

AvIXG removed their Furniture lo their new room Inthe Puccnix Block, fdlrecllv over RnatwktaH --.i.Store) are prepured to wait on thoir customer to auytWng tn

their line, our stock consist In purt as follows:Sofas from $25 to a Jenny Lii.d, $56, Teto-e-tsi- e (face to

faeo, aulta the young oxactly,) Mahoganv chairs, Marble Too- - '

Tables, Citiarteit and card tublus. whutnoU Bureaus. Mahon. .uy cnttairu bed?. Marble ton wash itauda. Piano Kionl. nstools, &r. j .'

AUo, a fine lot of Hall St.nids,lhey are abeauty.Also, a splendid lot of Looking Glasses, from Is to $18. ' ''Also, Pictures rnd Piitnre Frnmes.A fine lot of Hair. Cotton, nnd Hnalr Mllm. n. U.i. .

Mattrasses are manufactured in our own vicinity, (by Mr.McLain, of P.oolatown,) and we warrant the Huir tobe lbfirst quality of long Hone Hair: the Husk aud cotton, aracominginto general Use in many places. . ;

nwi, u lueiiiy oi neusteaus witn ninxievTs nnspenstovBed Bottom. These beds lmva now baan thnrnhi tri.iand all who have used iliem are pleased with them, we havoimproved the bottnui by making thorn thicker than al first,we sell them now from 3.5U, und ujiwarris, every person whowould have a b dsteud. should hnv one at I umt fr ihn,ani.and we assure them they wUI buy no other after.

We have a fill assortment of common furniture, cane seatchairs ofall kinds, flom $5 and uwarda, bureau from 99undupwurds,Staiids81.50aiidunwards,andsomecord beds .clieap ir people willlutte theni, Tables 93, and other work is '

proportion. ,Wu havo bsen nt oonskleralile expense In fitting np onr

rooms, and wu invite all to call and ee what w nave. Woknow we can sell as cheap, to say the least of it, as in Cleve-land or clt .where: if tho neoiile are satisfied that Ihia ia tha -

case, will they sustain a ro ni or this kind by purchasing alhome. All work purchased tn tbe villaa-e-. will be daliaamd 'ut the House of the purchaser.

.r.venna, .nnrcu n, imj4. 455-- lf

'"M ETA LK3 BURIAL CASKS. .

HICSE Cases are f .at coming Into general nse. Thaidran- -tace of these cases over the commow wood Cnftln. ra a.

follows: l.theyaraairtiehf, 2,tlieyurj ind.istructabl from-natur-

0 inses; 3, they effectually rosist (ha of thoearlii; 4, they are proof against water and eonsequenUynun umii ivniusi o, inej arepr.toi against ine uissectors Kniie,0, they entirely prevei.t the escape of offensive gasses doling 'Hie tr:.nsportnlion of the body from one place l another; 7,the body can be preserved, for weeks and even mouths in botweather without any perceivable change, . j ; ,

Also, we keep Shrouds on hand at low price, this prevents tlie necessity of turning the bouse of mourning Into .'sewing shop, nnd we think will he a great convenience to all.

Wo have also tlu common wood Coffin, from tha childa tathegrown person.

A full assortment nf tap above Case (small and large) canbe found nt the Furniture Rooms, in tho Phcenix Block,

uuvenna. marcn it, km. 01 UKtrrin liorrwmt. . ,

"XTfE lha undersigned have entered Intounder the niiino and firm of D. S. Baldwin & Cofot .

the Purnos3 ol transactine a ceneral Mercantile and Produce business, ill the village of Aurora. ".

A snaro 01 puonc patronage la rcspcctrullyto'.ielted.Aurora. Feb.27, 1824. J. VV.SntTH, &CO. ' '

4i4-- tf 1). J. Baldwin, ""x -I.C.Dow,C. R. Howabd, - 8Jour Baaosnaw.

OificR of Frantkliist & Warren Bail ,Bond Co.

Franklin, Portage County, Marcb 87, 18S4V r 'STOCK Subscribertiu said company, on the Ravenna and)

Books, are hereby notified and required to parat this office nr to Z. T. Duel,- Esq ., Collector Installment aafollows to wit: ,

Ten por cent on or before the 15th day of April next. ' ' 1

" , 1st day of May next.' " " " " June next.

Bv order of the ErecntlTO Cosamlttoe. it-- ft427tf JOEL W. TYLER, Reey . ,.

Notice.DRS. H. PRATT, it A. BASSETT, having formed ichfor tbo practice of their profession, and can ,bo (excent when on professional business.! attbeoffln 'of Dr. Pratt over P. W. Seymour's Store, or by enquiry attbinix more, 01 u . riiitcn.

Ravenna, February 14. 1854. ' - 4.11-- tf '"ftWtOIU'tt. , ..--

BEF.F Hides. Veal Skint, Deae. Skliuand Sheep Pelts; forwe will pay the market prrce, tn cash or take then

In exchange for Leather. Enoscl Wisaan.Ravenna, Nov. 1,1853. - 443--

A Few choice Red and Buff Shanghai Fowl for salt AltoEggsfrora twotoflredollaroer.doian.bv '

Kavenna, March t, 1854- - . - - J. L. CgRTW.

EGGS FOR SALE, ' cFEW Kggt of thos Premium Shanghai tad Coefcln CM- -lis iKatfiti. tan I llAelrlriaaa .1 1 A wau Jl.. - - M -- M

. ....iTaaHtamta.- -. Uaauk. K UT Wtt. fea.

' ' nr for Sale.A first nt Bora. MVta Tears olAlxila.Snrla A,r nu

XV If applied toon, enquire of I. BAVVaOitRaveona, PebrnArr jf, WM

KAVY Sheot iron.aaoed ariluio aanraulv for San F . ...H ?bM, 't -- tpHATN Pumpt, With fixing eomplete.

tMl AN ACTTo Met 8ctfon 106, of tct, tnUtletl to

a Code of Civil Procedure,'vo! Mart U, 1853.the. I. D it encUd by Ot Oenerul AtxmUu

eftUSUUtf Okioi Thteclion 108, of an act,mux - u act lo ntablifb a Code or Civil ,"

pa) March 11, 1833, be to amendedaa lo read: See. 106, That every pleading of

mmi renaea oy me amdtrit or the party,hie afeot or aUorney. When a corporation in aparty, the verification may be made by an officerthereof, ita pent or attorney: and when thetate, or any officer thereof in ita behalf, la a par

ty, ma vcrincaiiou may be made by any personacquainted with - the fact, the attorneyproavcui ng or tteiending the ae'wn. lb i pro-secuting attorney, or attorney general. Apleading verified aa herein required, ahall not betieed againat a party in any criminal prosecution,or aetion or proceeding, fur a penalty or forfeitureaa proof of a fact admitted or Hedged in eucbpleading, and auch verification ahall not makeother, or greater proof neceaaary on the aide ofthe adverae party.,V. Sec S. Section 106, of an act, entitled m anact toeatablwh a Code of Civil Procecure," isarreoy repealed

P. C. LEBLOND.' - oW'er of the House of Representative.

. , ; JAMES MYERS.President of the Senak.

... Marrh 11, 1354.

19 AN ACT -

To amend an act to authorize the Governor to tip-- y

point Commissioner to take acknowledgementof Deed, or other Contracta, and D'ponit;ons,in other States, parsed January 26, 1844.Hie. I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly

mf(h State of Ohio, That tho first section ol saidact be ao amended aa to read a follows: Sec. 1.That the Governor shall have power to appoint.n or more Commi.-iiono- r, in any other of the

United Statea, and iu any foreign country, whoahall continue in office during the pleasure of theGovernor, and ahall Lave authority to take tlie ac-knowledgement and proof of tho execution of anydeed or other conveyance, or lease of any landslying in thia State, or of any contract, letter ofattorney, or of any o'her writing, under seal ornot, to b used and recorded in thia Stuto.' Siu. 2. That tht fourth apr-tin- nt' mi. I t l,ao amended ax to read aa follows:

- Sec. 4. Every auch Cmrniione.", before per-forming any duty or exercising any power in virtue of hi appointment, ahall tuke and subscribe

. an oath or affirmation, before a Judge or Clerk ofone of the courts of record of the State, Kingdum,or i which suiil Commissioner ahall reside, well and faithfully to execute and perform althe duties of such Commissioner, under und byvirtue of the law of the State of Ohio, whichoath, arid a dcacription of his seal of office, touethr Wkh his signature thereto, shall be riled in the

r of the Secretary of State of this Sti-to- .

Btfl. 3. Tint section one and four of the net'to which this is an amendment, be und the same

ara hereby 'rrpfaled: Provided, that all appoint-ments made under the provisions of said originalact, previous to the pasage of this act, ahull

and continue in torce the mime as if this acthad not been passed; and no right, obligation orliability, iinuVr aaid original act, chillbe affected hereby.

Paaaed March tS4.F.C. LEBLOND,

Sjftm'r rf the Hou-- ; ofRepresentatives.- JAMES MYERS,

' ' '' President of tlie Senate.March 95, 1854.

(20) ... - ; AN ACTTo ' t .tollish alterut.ona in State and County

Riadf,Wtc. J. e it ttm ted by the General Assem'i'y of

n Slate oj xihto, ihtit all alterations ol Stateand County Ruaits, now made and rntnblUiipd,hall thereafter form a Parl "f aiirh road, and so

much of the original roud as lies between pointsat which tho alteration intersects sh ill be and

vacated.F. C. LEBLOND.

;7 SeaU' of the House of Repr,renlali:es.JAMES MVERS.

Preridtnt of the Senate.March 35, 1854.

32 AN ACTAuthorizing depositions to betaken in the Slate

. of Ohio, .to be usrd in the courts ofotlu r S uit g

See. 1. Btitenaekd by the General Assembly ofMe man oi Vkto, j bat any p irty to any civil action, cause, or matter-pendin- g before any court,or before any mayor or any other Judicial officerota city, or town corpora U or before any arbitrator, or referees of any other Stat?, district, orterritory or the United State, may obtain tin) tes-

timony of any wtytrx residing in this State, t"be used in suchother Stat) district or territory.

Sic. 3. Any officer or commissitunT, authori-sed by any trthrr State, district, ur territory of theUnited State, to take dcp jsitinns in this State,ahall have power at the instance of the party wish-ing to obtain the deposition of any witness, tocausa such Witness, if he reside in the countywhere his deposition is to be taken by process ofsummons, to appear bclore him, on reasonablenotice, at a certain time and place, therein

,

Sec. 3 The office or commissioner, beforewhom auch witness shall appear, shall take downhit testimony, In writing, and shall certify andtransmit the same to the court or tribunal, beforewhich such civil action, cause, or matter is pend-ing, in auch manner as the practice of tho courtor tribunal msy require.

Sec 4. If any person shall refuse or neglectto attend at the time, aud place mentioned iu thesummons, issued in accordance with this act, nothaving a reasonable excuse for such refusal orneglect, or if on his attendance, be shall refuse totestify, or answer riny question, not being pro-

tected by law from testifying thereto, the officer,or 'Commissioner issuing such summons, is here-by authorized and empowered to compel suchperson, by. attachment, to appear and answer,under such penalties as would be incurred, for alike offense, on the trial of a civil action before ajustice of the peace, in this State: Provided, thatbefore any person, summoned as aforesaid, shallbe compelled to testify; he shall be paid, if he de-

mand them, his lawful fees format tendance.Skc. 6. Any person who shall appear and tes-

tify, ip manner aforesaid, shall bo entitled to re-

ceive, from 'lie party whose instance he shall havebeen summoned, seventy-fiv- e cents for ench duyhe' shall give his attendance, and five cents pormile from the place of residence to and from theplace of taking such deposition; and if any per-

son, summoned as aforesaid, shall appear, and notbe, called on to testify, he shall receive, for hisattendance, tbe same' compensation as be wouldbo entitled to,

'by this act, for each day's attend-

ance!:'-11'Sec. 6. That if any person, on his onth-o- r affir-

mation, duly administered by any officer or com-missioner authorized to take depoaitiona by virtueof thia act, ihall wilfully and corruptly depose, af-

firm or declare any" matter, to be fact, knowingthe same to be false, or 'shall, in like manner, de-

ny any matter to be fact, knowing the same to betrue, every person so offending shall be deemedguilty --of perjury", and upon, conviction- - thereof,shall be imnrisoned,in the penitentiary of Ohio,and kept at bard Jubor, not more than ten, nor

"less

than three teara.'"";-':'"'?'- -Sw 7. That if any person shall persuade, pro-

cure, or suborn any other person to com mit wilfuland orrupl perjury, in ..manner aforeaain,-- everyperaan so offending shall be deemed guilty of amhulcisieanor, and upon conviction thereof, shallka imprisoned it the Penitentiary of Ohio," and

BBHJAMIH BOMBEBGEBsnd Mia AKKA MILLER.At tfei pU, ob ib 6tk last., Ij 0 same, Mr. AL- -

rwEAB HAKGETud Miw MART ASK BELL.

la Bhtltmrllln, on Um 5th lust., at ths Uoom o JotlabLntiwr.tr Ira Buroafhs, E(j., Mr. JOHN LAKK.of MtcM-t- a

and Mln ADELAIDE W. JONES, of Brlmltid, PorUg--e

Coun V.Ohio.

&ui Bufrtisf twills.

. To all wkom it iniiv t'ourrrn.rpHB nnrieralfcned hiring furutied Ulmelf wlUi the Unt of

m. lusvumnnu, u now prepsrua la execute (II ordura iu UicRurterfiig line on short notice. Order mi) b left at theGrocery of S. A.Tuyl r, all of which will rerMive prompt at--"" n. uorrwn K

Kavenni, April M, 18S4. - - iSSw

RAVENNASUMMIT ITI ILLS.

rpHS nndarljcnod have parcliaMd of Mown. Whlttleae?X UMabiirewell known Mills, ar prupared at all timet to

vmj tw niguesi martttti price lor vv jjoal, coru. Kyo, e-.-I'arlieular attention given tocusU work.

We have hi connection. with the aloe onened a VLtlVtlad BBiil) STORE, at the room liilvlv occupied by 8- - " .

oiDoiito tlie Pliwuii Block, w lie re ean'be found at all tlm.'r uu v n uj me ourrei or in aa a j, r tu II of all doaorliitiont- -

A..., ri.r, rL9fx.jitraM,ujwr., ffr.Bavenna, AuriH, 1854. GEO. Bl'EL Co,

W. CAISE, M. D. J. K. MORTON, M, D

lMliDlCALNOTLCi:.TVR. CAI.NE InrormiUii (Viendiiind patron', that ht rapidJ IV Incrcaiiua practice ba rendered it neceuarv to take

a partner, to be cn.iblod to attend lo thoir calls at all timesana lo provide JIomeopMktc treatment atanr enienrencT.

Dr. Chat therefor, associated with hliu J. K. Mortou, MD., graduate of tho VVeatern Colleee of Hoiueonutur.

All cnllsraade it their new oOiec. No. i. Wiienlt Block.over II. L.Day's new Store, will receive immediate atteu- -ion.

Ravenna, April 10,1854. ESMf

TEETH I TEETH!! TEETH!!!DR. SPKi.MAN would. Inform thost or his frbnds for

hom he hits engaged (o in ;rt teeth and all others whoinuT desire his nrofessional service!, thut he can be found atliis old rooms iu Ravenna on Saturday, April IS and SB, andiuny u.

Dr. S. would nUo arlve notice that, tho'jeh he lint his officein Cleveland, hi patients .will be waited on' with as muchpromptitude, and aa little troulilo to themselves at if hitoffice wus In Kuvennn yet. And aa the work will bo done inCleveland, extent the liUtm. tho work will bverv much Letter for the reason that be lias fuciiities there for doing work.uu expense or wnicn, the limited Dusinest or tins countrywould not warrant. Thia f. ct counted with the fact, thut hehat uniformly given entire satisfaction to all who hat hithertoemployed hl.n, will make hit work doubly desirable. H j liasalso iiimclated with two of two ofthe first uuntlt in the Union,w nose skill and experience will be employed on ail worktrusted to hit cure, und they will sli ire with him tlie respon-sibility of the work ut well at the profltt.

uuvenna. Jian n it, ot . 4o9 tr

Hats, Caps, und Straw Goods,FOa THE IPftlKO or 18.(4.

T AMES TWITT hut Just returned from.tho East and Is dailyfJ receiving fresh Spring Goods, of nil styles, qualities andprices alt these goods were selected with care for home tradeami win be tout utvory low prices. Jnun 1 mi,

Knvenna, April 0. 1834. '

HATS,JUST received the following uyle of Hats; G juts Exccldnr

Huts, Geiiin, Lenry's and Bebee style, James VimNamee Spring style Cassimcre, Men's Hiiugurinn NappedHals, do Black Congressdo, Knr Citizentdo, Pearl Cnwb.ins,do, Black Pluntari do, Brush Mexicuns do, i'ur Panama Kl Tlo, Fsr Punania Cowbuns do, drab do, blick Idntrynr do.Pearl, do, child Pearl M.igyar do. Jim us Twitt.

Kuvenuu, April C 1854.

AHILUKEJV'S HATS, ofall tho above Styles qnalitL-- s andprices. April o, JtMKtTwirT.

'plfEMENDOUS Big Stock of Childreu a Caps,L April 6, Jjb TtVITT.

TRAW Goods, will bu opened .in a few duyApriiS. JMES TWITT.

WISHINGTO go out of Die Bonnot trade I will sell my stock of Bon-ne- t,

at veVy lov prices. Call and tea lhain, 1 have ugood stock orFath. Styles. Aprils, Jmk Twn-- r.

Funny; v uu.j . ..

ri - Divorca,H'.rriwn Wet!) ''pHE dofendant will take notice l!iat tlie fil jd herI petition in the Court of Coniinon Ple.is, of Portagecounty, Ohio, on thelTth duy of October. A. I). 1853. Pray-ing tobe Divorced f.oin him th'idofeiidiini.forcausj av.rrecl,wilful ah.v.'iicel'or more Hun three ;rs, ross neglect of du-ty. tieine cruelty and adullery. FiNXY Weltv.

Kavenna. April 4, 18.4. 43'bwPeter Meiltea'.ti Esiitie.

TyOTICE Is hereby given that tha subscriber hut beenand qualified as Adminlt:T.tor on the Est ile of

Poler Merkei, Into ill' Portage counlv, decenseil.Dated nt Sullield Ihis83, day of March, A . II. liioi.

dW-l- w Wim.uk Pactrt.William Uuss:ll'i i:s:atP.

N OTICE is hereby given, that the aubscriber hns been ap-pointed and qunlille l Administrator on the estate of

VVIIIiuia Russ.MI hit) of Portdgu county, cloceaf ;d.l a'.ed at Lljerileld, this 11th day of April, A. 1) 1854.

59-- lf J.1HH Union.

8lici'iflTi!iii!e.BY virtue of two order of tale to mo directed and deliv red

from the Court of Common pleas of Portage cour.tvOnio,l ahull expose t)sal;i.t public vendue, on the premise'

on Saturday the 13th day of Mai next,between the hoars of ten o'clock A.M.. and four o'clockP. M.ofaaid day, the follofine described lands .( imeiiti to wit: situate in the towi.thtp of Franklin, cou;.t of. ... ...jfcv., vim,, um, uo'.inneu uy uvglnnlug ntthe. south east comer of laid lot No 18. thenca weal on .i,.,i.and links, along the south Hue of said lot, to the toulh eastcorner of S. L. Jennings land In said lot. thence north Od g

uiim si iiiiaa to me oaiiK ot the cuual,thence north 68J deg.catt 7 chains to a post, thenco north 554deg, cast 7 chains, thence north 33 dog, east 2 chains, thencenorth 18 deg, east 12 chains 43 links t the north line ol thelot, ihence south 89J. east 3 chains, 0 links to the north-eas- tcorner of the lot, to the place of beginning, coiituiningfiflv-si- v

0 acrxa, as surveyed by S. li. Harris. "

Tutmi in two Executions as the property of Rhinaldo 1).Rater,fU the tuitsof Samuel K. Carter and N. H. Swayne vsR. 1). Baxter. Appraised ut $1232,011.Sheriff1 Oflice, Portage Co., Jimeb Woooaan, Sheriff.

April 10, A. I). 1854. 4j9.5w

SIm riff 's. Sale.IJ V virtue of a writ of alias Fl Fa to modlrectail fie1 Court of Common Pleas, of Summit countv. Ohio: Ihave levied on und shall expose t public tale, tlKortliron'sHotel, stheCenler of Edinburgh. Portage county, Ohio,

on Monday, April 24. 1854.between the hours of 10 o'cloch, A.Sl,and4 O'clock P.M.. of..... .... .-- nl.l I.a A. I U.l J.a l i.ociu ...d luuon iiiKm-scrioe- proneny, to wit: l sorrelWare, 1 three year oh! Bull,l pair four vear old Stoirt, 2cows, 3 Yearlings, 1 two horse Wagon wit'iout box, a parto' three Harnessos and ono Loir chain .

Tuken in Ex. as the property of Robert Bl iff. at the tttt ofnooen ueacil. JAM KM VVOOPAKDSheriff's office, Ravenna, I Sheriff of Portage county

April

DISSOLUTION.ri"HE A& It A Gillettls this dav diwoi-- 1ved by mutual content. Seth A Gillettls authorized tosettle all mutters appertaining to said partnership.

April 4, 18tt. S. A.GILI.ETT. .. R. A.GILLKTT.

GEO. BUEt. ;. k. KILBOURN.

GEO. B1IEL & CO.,Proprietor

RAVENNA SUMMIT MILLSDealers In

Produce, Salt, Plaster,. Flovk. Feed, Etc.,At the roomt lately occupied by S. Dav, opposite the Phoenix

Block, Kavenna, Ohio.

Notice.THE Honorable Board ofConiinl-nionors- Portagecounty,

their March session, A. 1). 1854, levied a tax for roadpurposes the present year, one half mill on the dollar, upontha taxable property In said county, which may bo dischargedin labot under the direction of the several district Supervisorsat the rate of one doiler per day.Auditor' Office, Portngo Co.,( Lorenzo Fitorr, Auditor.

Ravenna, March 20, 1854. . 456-4-

Notice to Township Assessors.THE teveral Assessors of Portage comity are hereby noti-

fied that it will bo both impractible and inexpedient tocommence the assessment for tho present year, until Monday,tha 1st day of May, next, and thut ft la desirable that they tliaUmoet at this office, on Satnrdav April 29, for the purpose ofreceiving their Instruction, and aloi.tlrir n rnminAn n n .1..standing of the provblonaand requirements of the law.Auditor' Oliloo, Portage Co.,( Lotcaso Frost, Auditor.Ravenna, Ohio, April 4, 1854.J . 438-- 1 w

E. H. WAIT, M. D. D. S. BALL, M. P.WAIT & HALL,

P.iyslclan and Surgeon, Ravenna, fldo. Office at theDr. Wait, Main St. . 458-t- f

DR. BATES. DR. CBAFTS.HAYES &. CRAFTS.

Hnvoformod ( in Uie practice of Medicine andSurgery, for the term of three years. , Snalertville. O. 458-t- f

,DRS. HAYES & CRAFTS,WOULD announce to the public, that they bar been to a

expence and prepared a counsel roomwhere they can be found on Wednesdays of each week, be-tween the hour of 8 o'clock, A. M.dt P. M to examine allcute and chronic diseases that may be presented, nnd a1 so to

pefurmall operations pertululng to th tenceorSnrveiT.--8balrtville,Marli3018o4,5-

. '458-l-r A

I CHkltN i S AKA Udt k0l, ol tbe beat qualitytvturtm'.

til be happy to waltoa any who tatay furor then vtu'lbeircaaiora', vl f.,, unsHum wiffa no. s

Cuttinr done to arnr SaasirULS A Ritvn.Ravenna, April S, 1854

Notice.rpHB lubarribera bar dluolved ntrlnenhip Uilt day aadJ. told out iBelrttoew to Soujervlll. , Reeves, (andwoKU

cheerfully recommend to (bait old customers,) All deb'U dueua must be leUled by cash or approved note Immediatelywith Mr. Redfleld, all debit da by toe eompenv, will be set-tle by 1). M. Somerville. SoataviLi.t t Rsaneto.

Kavevenna. April 1, 1854. 485-3-

. N. O. SUGAR.Qrl H H H. nlee Sugar Just agoing al St eentt per entH) April S, 1854. Patarin. Horamt & Co.

PLASTERTUB best quality of new White Plaster, constantly on hand,

for sale cheap, by PamTita, Horsmt dr. Co.

w I11TE Pith and Trout for tale cheap, byApm , loji. raavrusi, Horxin ct t o.

FEATHERS, SCO lbt Gooee FoaUiert, ree'd this bvA. V. HORR dt Co.

IRON' and Nails, a good assortment on band, also IronSteel Springs, Mattocks. Just rxre'd A. V. Hota Ar Co.

W" lKB0WTiatirFrariruKclt Olaat cf all sites, iiTree d, April 3, A V. Hnaa dt Co.

VTOTICE (thereby given to all persons Interest), that thei Executors and Adinluittrutort nn the following eatates,hare presented to the Court of Pmbnte, for Hit Countr of

.. .... c,.,...rnku . .i . - ..v. .ago, hum pi..b:vi iw, Mtu.r nTi-ra-i rincmcn, ecvTvunu,which are placed on file In the office of the Judge of i li Cou Iand continued for the Insnoulon and .ceiiiio i of t'l per- -

I..- - s..w w....i.-- .. ... .. t... , . ..1- - ..vicuna!, moiiiiun, ai.nij rinai omiienv.lt.John Marklev. d do doSurah Pike, do do doCutlip Eutinger, do Partial ' doWilliam Fox, do do doReuben Gardner, no ao usT. P. M jiid, Guarditn to Mnrr t. Cas doLyman Bryant, do to Alonio Whe.d"C't sod all S ..Tlio'.uat lleugh. do ti Sobiak I Colt u do

Attan Lcthxk L. iJnou a, Probata Jud w.Ravonna, April 3, 1854. 45u-3-

Alfred Wright). Attachnont

EiiBattln. )

NOTICE la hereby given that on theS3d d iy of March, 1854.of uttnchmeiit was Htued by Newell I). Clurit,

Esq., a Justice of tha Peace of Kavenna TownsMn. for thesum (.f o dollars and cost, againtt ihs rights, crcJin,properly ana ejects or til uatuu a or rortacecounty. M. Stuart, Att'y.

Kavenna, April 1, 1854. 45B-3- W

Holmes G. Allen,)Attachment

Frank Vf. WotsonJ '

NOTICE it hereby given that on the 31st day of March, 1854,of attachment Wat Isauod bv N. 1. Clark. Era..

a Jusllcc of the Peace, for Kavenna Tow dship for tha turn offorty live dollar against the riphta, credits, property and ef-fects of Frank W. Weston, a of the coitntv" ofPortage. 11 . G. ALLEM, by

Kavenna, April 5, 1854. 45B-4- M. Stuart, his Att'y.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.."),? HOGSHEADS, prime Sugar; 5 Barrrlaof Molaiwt.Z'J Just received, by A. V. HORR dt Co.

Shalcrsvllie, March 13, 1854.

1 lIU DKACOJX Skint wanted.iaUUU .March 13, A. V. nORR & Co.

For &ule.A lot and small House., with four good rooms nnd a

f.r ouiiery,agooa intern, uarn ai:a plenty orgoodUrart-JOe- d

baring Fruit Trett.Said lot la situated on Sycamour St., one lot routh of Main

For particulursenquire of K. H. Kikoibirv.Kavenna, March S8, 1854 . 4ii"-l- f

TIMOTHY SEED.PRIME article of Timothy and Clover fortaLby

March 87. 1854. Puvhtiot. HnniK A. Cor.NRl.ISM IIAIKVnai.i'

A N'ICEartitlu direct from Montreal, forsale by the busheli a or oarrui ny Marcn XI. rHKNTist. UnfKiNS at Co,

CAST STEEL HOES.A SUPEBIOK article for tale cheap, byIV March 87. 1844. 1'rxktiss, HorKtNl & Co.

DEATJUiM.P. M. REED, M. D., D. D. S.,

Keeentlv of liotton, Mais., andWM. R. JOHNSON, D. D. S.,

Keeentlv of Chavrlii Kalla. niilo.ITAVE this day entered Into a copartnership for u term of

a years, nun aiiiatiena lo me pr.utlee or surgical andMechanical Duiitutrv. nt tin, room. 1hi..Ii ,if.m.ii.l h,. II.Spelinan, over the Post Oltice. We are prepared to manufacture xncurruptablc strrMits Tteth, both tingle and Inblocks, and will insert them unon Gold. Silver, or Platinumplate, in the most approved style of rioatou workmanship.

By long and successful experience iu this business we feelenabled to ensure full satisfaction to those who may furor us-- iik m.-i- r iuiron)re.

We will warrant our Gold flllin? to last tern : Plratteeth, five; and plated work a satisfactory time.

For Hllingseusitive und decayed teeth, we have a prepara-tion ol Cryituliied Gold, whieh will tuccaedin saving teethwhen gold foil cannot be used .

We have also a method of treating the nerves of achingioiii.-- . nig ,uiu in n uw miiiui.'s uuu taring ine teeiu lor

successful filling, intruding and aN oierutioue for tlie beau-ty end preservation of the teeth will bu performed iu a

faithful, and careful manner.Particular attention will bu given to tho treatmeet of Irreg-

ularities of teeth, uud diseases of the mouth and gums.Kavenna, March 27, 1854. 457-t- f

INVALIDS RETREAT,ISavcnuii, rortage Co. Ohio.

7ire miles JVurtk-tee- of Ravenna Village, on the Tariplkeleading from Ravennato Cleveland.

MRS. H. L. BA KKE K, hits esUhlished a W a'cr Cnro at hsrShe will examiiiu cases througl. Spirit Agen-

cy, and also Spirit Magnetism ifdesired. Femau eomplaintsand nervous weakness successfully treated. The location Isl.l..u.ni.l ...... I.....III..- luvutiii. , wv nu.vi iuiuuiiu I.UII. no pn.u, or in-tention shall he wanting to make it a pleasant and c U'furt- -Mlil.. ..tr...)l fnr llm lti...,li.l tl I ll tT l.. L,

Ravenna, March 20, 1854. 456 2m i

New Firm and New Goods!FIRST ARRIVAL IN 154.

tuhscrilKirt have Just received their first Invoice orSringniidSuinmcrGoods,consislin;of Print, Ginghams

DeLains, liarague JJel.nins,Our motto will be "SMALL PROFlTSand READY PAY,'1

believing it for the Interest uf both Merchant and custom.March 1, 1854. . Phektim, Horniwt Cj .

Short Kettleiiiems m ike IoiiK"frSenls.'HAVING made n change In our linn, we wish to settle up

accounts. Those having unsettled uccounls aredesired to cull and tettlo them wilhout delay.

March 1, 1854. c. J.C. Prehtiss.4 Good supply of Cloths consisting of Broad cloth and fama. cy Cnssimere, Chnsmerett, Satinet, Jeans, arc, atRavenna, March 20, 1854. O. !,. & 3. P. SnTLirrn.

rpH AT fancy Vesting is going off fast and cheap,.at1 March 20, 1854. O. L.&J. P. Su Tl.irrt.

ctOATS, Punts, and Vests, a good supply atMarch 20. 1854. u. ii. or J. r. srTr.iFTs.

HERE YOU, SIRS!TF yon want a good suit Clothes, call at the Klnrof .,h.1 tcribers iu Campbell's Block, where you can buy cheapfor cash all kinds of Clotht. Ready .Made Clothing, Tailorstrimmings, ere., troin a standing dicky down to a full rig ancomplete fit that can't be beat this tide of of sunrise.

N. B. Cutting done to order. O. L.ot J.SUTLIFF.Kavenna, Marcb 1.1, 1854.

DENTISTRY.Dr. A. A. HARRIS has associated with Mm

in the practice of DenUstry, Dr. i. G. Willis,and they have fitted up rcoms In the PlicenixBlock, nnst end nvnr Iflr.h.ir,ini,.. li,. ..i..,n- -

Store, for the purpose of carrying on the Dental business in iuomiiciioji, ana io oner a generous public tha lutealImprovement In their profession.

As thoy are permanently located In Kavenna, a'.l those wish-ing work done by them can depend on having their work donein a proper manner, such nt wholu Selts of Teeth, minoroeus, partial oetts, teem cleansed, and fill wlUi Gold Foilcryswiizoii toii, I In roil, Teeth extracted with the use ofouoroiorm or wiuiout. inoy nave a preparation for destroy-ing the nerve of aching t eeths and will perforin all other work...minion. meir proicssill,

Wo intend to free ourselves from all impositions practiceby pretenders. We will be governed in our practice strictlyby prtuciple, and wit not knowingly, perform any operations

,i.j iimiver now sirongiy aoiicttea or what Hie induce-ment mnv be.

Alt operation performed on the teeth In our office, will bowarrantee ana no person is required to take or pay for workunless perfect satisfaction la given.

Rnveuna, March 14. 1854. 4W tfUOVKRSEKI),

March 13.1854. P. W. SKYMOITB.

ROOTS! BOOTS'! BOOTS'!!TT AV1NG concluded to sell off onr present stock of Bootsa a auu ouoca, we oner mem at cost anujtrnnsportation expel aos. Now is the time for those who want to get an articte that Is proof against water for the lowest possible price..MarcliiJ. . H. Boarwti K & Co.

A'lltiMIO.x Carpeuturs and Joinen, Iho balance of ourwe will tell off at cost, wishing to

quit the business entirely. Please take notice there it nohumbug about Uilsadvertitement. J, H. Bosrwtr x dc Co.

NEW ARRIVAL.JUST received a froth tupply of Sugars; a light and dry

of New Orleans for Oi o, line article of refinedcoffee Snjpr almost at lino at the crushed for Oct In smallquantities or 8J by the hundred. i. H. Borrwics, at Co.

rilO Lovertof Black Tea. This it the place to get a Sue quali"X ty of Black Tea, we nave the real Chilian Powcliong Fon--

a Tea that la Idora brought to Uiit market, It has i ctu-li-

rich flavor not to be fonud la any other kind. Give It strial. March 13, . Jahx H. fiiMrwici A fa.Jl.libN '1'CiW f'r So cte the very beat that Ravenna can pro- -...no, nn-nu- . - jonn n. oosTvrica t i oUft ft AMON Popper, Spice, Gingeri Mocv Kutiaegt,

U Clove, Sateratu, Soda, Ladigo-Madit- rr

March 13. J. H. Botwic o Co.

Farm for Sale.The tubaeribor hasaa xoellent fcrm foral,Jt

rolleouth-eat- l of Ravenna- - Thar art) 140 aero,seventy acres on each aid of the road, one good farmHoufta. and Barn.' wall .watered on aah M r u.

tar in, good water privilege unoceu piwiat Look on theetakJ. Peroni wishing purchtse, tinqnlr t lb Store of J.

H. Boitwiek Co., or on th Farm. Geo. Bmrvsn.Rarenna, Marfn Ie 184. 4M-t-f Scwaurt it ttaWaaw',