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The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Sporting lotelli0encc.

CARRoLToN RAcss--EcLIpsR CouRsE- FIFTH
LAY, Ja Ga ApIl m ~ isio mAssociaon purse
OF the two entries for the four mile purse La Bacchante
ting Upon the first Of the entries the ly
was decidedly the avore and heard 100 to 90 freely
offered upon her against the Seldng Before the start
however Jerry into favor and beore the drum
tapped the betting was nearly between the two
The hly had rather the call in disputed The Mis-
sssppi fy having the inside took the lead and main-
tanned it throughout the 6rst heat which in 80
at least six seconds faster than had been marked by the
knowing ones.
After the first hest Jerrv Lancaster than
the favorite 1t well perceived that the iy had tired
Th6y allowed to lead for nearly three miles in the
second heat When the two came TO the stand, at the
end Of 1.-THE the third mile it plain that the
Jeyrrs At that poi1E in the there doubt
to thessue Repeated efforts made in the last mile
to overtake jerry but all in van After going nearly
four miles, the y pulled up by order, and appeared
dead lame The folio wing is summary Of the race:-
T. .Rouzans "a. w. small'.) ch & Jerry Ian.
caster, by Mark Moore, dam by Gohanna-4
70. ..................... "a j. Minor) l
A. Bngamans ch T. La Bacchantc, by imp.
k~xn l.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Theatricals, &c.

Madame Pico has returned 10 this city.
The Miss Macombers have arrived in New Orleans,
where they are about to give Concerts
The whole OF the attaches of the st. Charles Theatre,
New Orleans have proered their services gratutousl
SOL Smith, the manager for benefit which he has IS
handsomely responded to.
The Hughes Family gave two concerts in Augusta,
Ga, last week.
Howe and Mabie5 equestrian company continues to
draw good houses in st. Louis.
The concert Of the Musical Fund, in Philadelphia
Friday night brilliantly attended The Gazette says:
signora Pco sang with all her wer and with grace
fdl abandon that increased the pleasure the rich ex
Die tones OF her voice produced"
The Louisville Journal publishes letter from Ole Bull
over date OF Nashville April stating that he will be n
Louisville during the present week
The Fskir Of Ava arrived in Philadelphia on Saturday
evening, and will commence his exhibitions Of jugglery
on Wednesday evening next.
Madame de Korponay has been Engaged insructress
the piano forte, aud in the italian and German lem
suayes, at the female academy Of Mrs Fleshman, ct
Washington.
The directors Of the Philharmonic Society Of Philade
phia have determined 10 give extra concert for which
the services of Mr. Henry Phillips and Miss Barry have
been secured.
The circus in Philadelphia ID sosn to be converted into
adramatc temple, with E. g. Conner as the star
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
THE MOUNTAIN Frxrs-The pottsvile Miner,

THE MOUNTAIN FIREs.-Tlie Pottsrile Miners
Journal, OF Saturday, says:-" We are gratltied
which, f,r several weeks past has been raging on The
mornains aro,nd u.s. Tho flames hav sumed large
amount Of cord wood AMI growing timber has been do
sroyed in some places 10 the amount Of 500 the
The Blue, Brosd and Sharp Mountains have oil been on
fire John Shoener, Jun, has been heavy loser HIS
sar.miil, and mail barn, situated in Tnmbing Run
Valley together with largo amount Of cord wood and
timber, have been consumed. Much damage has been
done to timber and cordwoca, we understand in the
ncghborhood Of Tamsqua aod also at Pinegrove and in
the vicinity OF Westwood, which stter village was SELF
at one time, 10 imminent danger from the deyourng clc
ment.D
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
-
Wrongs or tho Pcople-No.

WIOn8s Oh tnc FcOpAe-NO
4, s..ss upon 'hy belly shalt thou al The days Of thy
He "wore no wrath of roses" since the time when first
sGw hs e
nd Tpc The nss o. S.y, n be
And mss hin snvous Of the fame of tn great and coed
81. Snsr ho
+: H. Ss.:f: :l q I fs s hair
s,s. ss9 s % as @ sf.S.
:ss :sy ..aa sIs I :Ssi GsssS s'
K: R::s ss sisad
lopr together with variety q 9TH. cho'T: fSsmsres %
90 Eets'sTi5y q: 2 " i
i'S :sssss1s fsS
sa ard ne % Gssh s
sG Ing g s s. s s.
ihe cto Rcol!sct the number, Ct Walker street,
Scarlet Fever, Like ali other Fevers, COM
Ss' and w os e
e. sns an srSso. Of % sdss uniform
. r: r. q $ ss
Wsh Indian Vegetable Pills should ls taken every nigh. on on
tss s: bowel: III: Coarse arse slspsSiy fsossi WIN
he % the dssSn viii Be- he
eey purified that new life and vso will be given to tho
gasc ss ff%sss iEsH
Vegetable Pills. -.
only certainty Of getting the right msdcine TO pur.
right place No 288 Greenwich street, New Yox,
and All particular ask for Wrishts Indian Vege-
table Pills. - ~,
NIB. Beware Of all Sugar coated counterfsited Pills.
bad Breath, Grinding tine Teeth during
seep and ste;sne.s indicative Of worms and are % Xmp
Lozepses will awe immediate relief The npme,I Of csses
s Sys ssGSoni the
msdcire which ha, eve! been 60 h.
They pleasant the TASTE easily administered 70 a
peuant child and always be depended upon when
Dr. sherman. warehouse los Nasau street Agent; ag7
Hudson street, 1888 Bowerv; II East bIosdway l39 Fulton
street, Rrookn Ledger Buildings Philadelphia and Stste
street, Boston,
Medical NOtice.-,rhs Advertisements Of the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmac fof
the Suppression Of Quackery in the Of all Diseases Will
hereafter appear tn fourth and last column OF
paper. W. >. klCHAhUSON, NJ. ~, Agent
Office snd Consul rg Rooms Of the Colleges Nassau ssc.
Bears Flair Restorative, at his Agency, 81
Walker st. lst store FROM Broadway.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at mis-
agency 81 Walker street, first store from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Clrer,aA Ca.,rA

ApRr 2l.--This Court has bsen adjourned until
ths first iMonday in May Judge Willard resumes his
duties 10 the 4h distrct AID Judge Edmonds continues
circuit at Kings u1til the next week.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

CRIME IN A FEMALE INSTITUTE city has
been thrown iato great excitement by varions ru.
mors assuming the sembance OF TRUTH in gari to the
conduct Of s. H. Fay, the superintendent OF tae Monps.
ar Female Institute, towards its femsie MEMBER 1t is
stated that Bishop Elliott and O. b Lamar, OF Savannah
known as oLe OF It's principal patrons, on visit
I, the fchoo for the purpose Of investigating ta fac
No p2rson acquainted with the peculiar sanctty OF the
committing Tho grave offence imputed to him We hope
he ahfir III be siei 10 the bottom Il is due tho
public and especially 10 the patrons Of the rcheo that
here should be Io mock delicacy exhibited the
sion Mr. FaJs position in sociefy should not shield
am one moment from exposure and disgrace, ii guilty
innocent, he will court rather Than avoid the must
rigid scrutiny. The fathers OF the young ladies',
members OF the school ought probe be matter TO the
bottom. They most deeply and fcaifuly Interested
IA maintaining tho purity OF the institution. Macon
Geo Republic, Aprilo O.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF REcHABITEs-This asso-
citation hold their first anniversary meeting this
evening, in the Universalist Church. Elizabeth
street, when an address will be delivered, and some
excellent pieces of music performed.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

Missouri RivaR. The officers Of the ,Huntsvile
three feet. There oni feet wesr in the chan
mel from Weston TO Lexington and from the latter place
TO the mouth near four feet 1t was falling fast when
they LETT Wsstou.'-S Louis Era, April g.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

SEAMENs' FRIEND SOCIETY, BRooELYN.-The
meeting Of the above association is postponed until
Sunday evening, the 9th inst, in consequence Of
the very limited attendance last evening.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

This steamer, taking distance into consideration,
is little behnd the Great Western. She is now
in her eighteenth day at sea.
The Hioernia, with advices to the l9;h inst is in
her third day
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Superior Court.
N ~ E-v. HNAs-f


APRIL 2l-Jqi,ns LeuoiIr FrGncis y. Rhodes 4 Co.
In this case already noticed, tina jury rendered
dict in favor of plainhfo, $500
Richard Pish vs. F.lr ONsxl Action brought 10 re-
cover damages for alleged SANDER 1t sppeared that
November s4s defendant having transacted busi-
with the plaintiff le his store but subsequently,
turned and accused the plaintiff et having kept pocket
book Of desnesnts containing $36 No Witnesses
examined the part Of the defendant Verdict for plain
tiff $a6 damages.
Ms,ris L. Samuel 1t al J4mes Sherosod Action OF
assumpsit the value Of watches sold the de
endant which resulted in verdict in favor Of the plain
ti of s725 ce, subjsct 10 the opinion Of the Court
Before Judge Oakley.
APRIL 2lst-SsmueI Peck and .AIsnxo Robins w. Wm.
A. Simpssn In this case, action was brought to recover
$780, being the amount Of piece Of satin sold and deliver
I'd appeared that defendant the satin the
usual business manner but afterwards returned 1T
mmedistely rent back again. and er alternately
ing hands, it left defendants possession 1t was
set in Defence must be actual
betcre payment can be insisted ALSO that the goods
purchased a. twenty four month"; credit This
not however, supported by the testimony aSduced and
tho jury rendered verdict in favor CT plaintiff in the fall
amount claimed
Aarsaret cGown Va George S. Greem-Action Of
cecment brought to recover possession proper
ty situate in toe I'd avenue sold to the defendant BY the
Corporation for The Of very little i'm
portance. Virdict this forenoon
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

DRoUTH IN Tug Country = The drouth IN po'-
tions ot Pesneylyania MARYLAND, ard so % 10
Georgia. ia unu suay severe this spriig The drou,h in
Ohio also unusually for the season OF the year
The streams were getting low, and the farmers speak OF
tho injury wheat is sustaining for want OF rain An neli
gent obssrvpg gentleman from the southern part O tie
TO be entirely killed by tho dry, blasting Winds
and that wheat badly get in In the fa IL suffering very
much Vegetation Is much pach and retarded by the
drouth,
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
In ChaRcery.
Before the Wee Chancellor.

Before the Vice Chancellor.
APRrL 9l-DEcIsIoNs-MGrk LsdrenDorth GNd Uifs ys.
Lsring Wason- Order granting the motion for the sp
pontment OF receiver, but the complainant not to be
allowed compel the dsfendsnt to answer the bill the
defendant have the option to answer to suftr hs
Of suit.
John Nesmith al Oiiver Haisteal-Order grant
ing the motion for the appointment Of receiver but de-
endan not to be compelled to the bill he may
either do so allow the bill to be held confessed.
The costs to abide the event.
Hiram WasUorfh, Clerk, &c. W. .4ndrew McGspan,
d al-Decrec adjudgng the Two OF $500 and $l25,
the payments msde the arss bond and and
that be referred to Master Eng compute the prnci-
pal interest due to complainant his bond and
gsge taxes and which have been paid
BY complainant On the report coming in the mort aged
premises to be sod and out OF the proceeds the defend
to be paid his prior incumbrauce; and acr the
plsnant to be paid principal and interest Defendant 10
pay ell the for putting answer to the bill.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

Dalley'S Magical Pain Extractor, at his
agency 81 Walker street, first from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

MORMON GATHgRING We are happy to stale,
that the gathering has commenced fni5 season IN
der 40 favorable auspices as the most could have
cxpecoa During the pat week, cmisfanls have arrived
LILA no shia i,oo Envland The remainder, having
stop cd at ST. Louis 70 rest, ore expected soon. no
them be sure saints tht went ont ,at .,i' ~ a
FOR liz elihoej or 10 preach the gospel blt u.' ~
par,p are new enigrnnts, gathering tosehsr 70 as
Lor! according the dcttcs of ht'r 9" "hie an ar
ami the pro sions OF he constitution. " 49, .
,ha Niormonism con, menc.d la free country, !. sv'
far chance 10 try the virtue honor, and ana cna, 81
90 rsenaom Tho tue saint lives TO live again
Nieiboy, s7frii - . %
rT q ,u,p VANDAIIa = I'he Afddtsontan oi a.
S,s tha, iherc were bat 20o persons on hoord the
WnS,is az hs number b 20 have died, and the NJ m
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

MUsIcAL-Madame Pico has arrived in town,
having been very successful in Philadelphia. Her
ment at Castle Garden, where the Sguor and
Signora Valtelna, and Antognlni are to give Con-
certs throughout the summer season. Sanquirico will
not be with them, as he goes to Italy to collect an
operatc troupe. Castle Garden will be the fashion
able ndfavorte resort throughout the next season.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

Dr.. HoLLloK's LEoTuREs.-This gentleman's
last course commences to-day. See advertisement
The PhiladeIphans are SO anxious TO sec The cele-
bratcd New Models that he cannot remain here
any longer.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

Bears Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 81
Walker st. lst store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

NAw STEAM Boar. The fine new steamer Rio
Van Winkle, will be launched at nine o'clock this
morning, from the ship yard of George Collyer,
foot OF 9th street.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

ST. UEORGK O0CIETY,-IH6 H6 dHHIVcISdIy OI VIC
St Georges Society, one of the Oldest benevolent
associations in this city, will be celebrated tomor
row. In the evening the members and many dis
tingushed guests will dine at the Astor House
The festival is expected to be very brilliant and
agreeable.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

Medical Notice.--Ths Advertisements of ths
the Suppression Of Quackery in the cure all Diseases
hereafter appear tn. fourth and last column Of ma
paper. w. >. RlCHAKUSON, NJ. ", Agent
Office sud Consul ing Rooms Of the Colleges Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Court Calendar-This Day.
CQMNoN PIEAa-3 4 6 Ii In La. l6.
AFrArRs.-Ffom all appear

SHOCKING STATE OF AFFAIRS. From all appear
ance system OF buiking Is now being carried on
in city, which is unparalleled In the history of ths
any other country. few days ago we recorded the
sudden disappearance OF Mr.. Wildash from Wayne Co
and called upos state aoother oil similar
natSre. Mr. John L. Kirk, who cnme this city, from
Wilmington on business On saturday eveaing week
sinca left the house Of VIM nder South vaik to
20 Jsnks foundry in Harrington, and since taen hss
never been heard Of He was know to have about 500
with hin Philadelphia Post April 2l
HALF BREED TROUBLES week there was
considerable excitement in Lee COUNT, occasioned
by variu1 threats Of the settlers the Hsl Breed Tract
70 burn and destroy the p operty Of T. Reid Esq We
fear that the Half Breed Tract will continue 10 he a
Of trouble nsghbors CT Leo county * Is
the most beautiful part CT iowa, but the titles are held oy
such rncortan tenure TO make 1t doubtful in many
cases who are and who not the bona ide owners
fhe New York Company, who lay claim 20 Ia &c por
tim OF the tract ore however auins war aut"e aeto
TO town lots in Kackuk-Brins,on (io'oa) Ha'okfye,
.4pni
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

FRE.-About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
fire broke out in a. house at the rear Of IS Ha.
mersy street, occupied by some colored persons.
The amount Of damage done was bat trifng. En-
CINE company IS. and others, were promptly in at
tendance.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

MILITARY Internationally afternoon, the
"City Guard" about fiftyin number, turned out in
Tompkins square, under the command of Captain
McArdle. They were in fatigue dress, and lookeo
well they went through nux,ber of evolutions,
and then marched to their armory.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

Mails FOR EuRoPE.-The fine packet ship Lii
verpool, Captain Eldridge, for Liverpool, and the
Toronto, Captain Tinker, for London, will sail to-.
day-the former at noon and the latter at 10 A. M
The steam ship Great Western, Captain Mat.
thews. for Liverpool, will leave on Thursday after.
noon at o'clock, full of passengers
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

IHE PIRATE WEBSTER. man who has been
arrested as Webster, the accompice OF Babe, turns
out TO be person named Veil, a sailor. He states
he will make most triumphant defence, and has
been identified by the captain Of vessel, by whom
ne was engaged some six weeks previous to the
pracy and murder OF which Babe has been con-
vIced. He still remains in custody. The trial
Will take place next week
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

DEATH OF ALDERMAN WILLIAMS. David T.
Williams, OF the 4lh ward, died at his residence in
Oliver street, yesterday at o'clock, at the age Of
81 years, of hemorrhaee of the lungs The Alder
man has left widowed mother, and wife and
large family OF children to lament his loss. He
died universally esteemed and respected by very
large circle OF friends, for although politician, he
had no political enemies
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

The SPRING TRADE.-The wharves and business
streets of this city never presented more bustlng
and gratifying appearance than at present. On all
hands the greatest commercial activity PREVAILS
Our workshops too resound continually with the
cheerful hum of prosperous industry, and every
thing betokens an era of great prosperity.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06
URBAxA BANK No. 2!-The almos

URBANA BANK No. 2!-The almost
incredible fact is announced that the
old fnanciers Of the Urbana Bank are
about establishing another swindling
concern at that place, under Kelly's
new law. Of course, if they desire to
do so, and comply. with the meagre
acquisitions of the law, no hand can
stay their procee dings. Western En-
pire.
Is there no redrcssl Must the peo.
pie be swiDdied over and over again,
and by the same set Of gorged cormo-
rantsl viii the people not rise in
their might and sweep every vestige
Of these swindling shops from the face
Of the land, leaving noting but the
blackened statute book 10 show that
they mad bcenl We shall see. Cqdiz
Sentinel
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06
sr The Newark Advocate of th

sDp The Newark Advocate of the
26th July says:--''Suits were brought
in three instances this week before JUS
tice BANCROFT, by the holders Of the
paper Of the Bank Of st. Clair, indorsed
by the Smiths. against the endorsers, and
the only defence they set up was. that
The notes were issued in violation Of the
iaws Of tie State. and that they there
fore were not liable for their redemp-
tion! The Jury were unable to agree
upon verdict in all Of these cases, and
we're discharged The Advocate cons
ments with deserved severity upon the
whole business, 30 utterly base in the
aggregate, and so villaiaous in its de-
tails.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

O. Just as we predicted in our last,
the only democratic lock-tender on the
Wabash and Erie Canal has been dis
charged; and for no other reason under
Heaven than because he is democrat.
This. we are told. is not done because
the Engineer (who has the dispensing ol
these small crumbs) has aught against
the present lock-tender, but because, as
he says. the leaders of the party demand
the dismissal OF every democrat, no mat
ter how honest and faithful he may be.
-Defsncs Democrat, July "a, l845.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

ennoble the nature or warm,s the of man :.
There 10 not, throughout the whole eight
and twenty States, another man who has.
sacrificed so much as he has for the ad..
vancement Of popular rights. Born to.
affiuence. and connected with a score Of
the wealthiest families in New England;
possessed of talents of the.highest order.
which were elaborately cultivated; Of a
singularly pleasing address, and great,
purity Of character; Mr.. Dorr might have.
risen to the very highest emineace as an
advocate OF the privileges Of the few.
and an enemy ofthe rights of,the maBys
or, had he preferred life OF literary
ease-perhaps the most captivating man.
ner Of passing existerce. to man OF
true intellect. and such 10 the subject Of
these remarks, his path would havee
been made perfectly smooth, and ak
manner of re6ned enjoyment been readx
at his call. But though an aristOcrat by
birth, he was democrat by nature. Hee
cast his lot with the people, and, in. lar
boring to advance their. cause he per-
illed and lost most of the things which,
are dear 10 man. For our part, speaks
ing Of him as one with whom we have,
been intimately acquainted for some-fif--
teen years. with a full knowledge of the
vast sacrifices he has made, and the im,,
portant effect. of. his labors,. we have nos
hesitation in calling. him both q good and.
great man. It is, right that he shouldt
have Justice dene him now. for that JUS,
tice. which goes to the grave TO repair
wrongs, must ever fail Of its object.
however gratifying it may be to surviv-
ing friends History, at all events, when,
rightly written, will give him noble
place in her 'tpictoral page" and will.
rank him with the Gracchi, with Hamp-
don, Vance, Sydney, and other Of those,
"grave sad men, who we're ''prodigal Of
their great souls" in humanity's cause,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

FATAL AccIDBNT.-The Findley Demo-
cratic Courier, of the as,h ult says, shat wo.
man by the name Of Tumen, residing about
ten miles north>west oftlat place, accidently
shot herself She had been TO neighbor'f,
and on her return, che took down her husbands
gun, as is supposed, for the purpose Of kinds
ling a, fire, cooked il. and blowing into the
muzzle, it went of; discharging the whole
contents into, her mouths. causing her instant
death.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

~ The Democracy Of Massachusetts,
are TO hold State Convention on the
10th Of September next, at Springfield,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the Offices Of Governor and 1t. Gov
ernor. and taking measures to reorgan-
ize the party.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

o. By the recent great lin New York,
the number Of building burned was qss, which
with their contents are estimated at @s.e00,.
00o--on which there was insurance to about
thesum Of $4,00O,000.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

The anti.rent difficulties in New
" Yofk State are far from termination.
The resistance to the civil authorities
Schoharic county still continues On
Friday, the sl,erif''s posse was repeat.
cdly fred upon, and one man was seri-
nsIy wounded.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

q We learn that the stock holders Of
Of the Farmers aud Mechanics Bank of Mich
igan have paid in the sum of @i50.0oo, and
th.t the Bank has iesumed business. For a
time oil things will 60 on smoothly again!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

CO The elections for members of the Leg.
islature took place in Illinois ana Missouri on
Monday last, and on the same day in Indiana,
Kentucky and Alabama for members of the
Legislature & congressman, and the election
for Governer, Congressman and members Of
the Legislature takes place in Tennessee on
io-morrow.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

FARmERs' AND MECHANICS BANK,
DETROIT. Detroit Advertiser says
that the notes Of this Institution are now
received at par at the Michigan lnsur-
auce Office 10 that city. and also at the
State Treasurer's Office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

% Gov. D.RR continues in very
feeble state Of health: his whole muscu>
lar system seems to have been prostra-
ted by his long and cruel confinement.
He is compelled to keep as quiet and as
free from excitement as possible East
ern Paper.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

AUGUSTUS MrLLRR has beemappointed Post
Master at Campbell's Port, in this county, In
place Of RICHARD B. CAMRBELL, resigned.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

GooD.--While Abby Kelley was harangue.,
ing in this village, one Of our ladies' sent her
q Tobacco pipe and pair Of Breeches.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-06

GT The southern States are suffer-
ing greatly from drought, particularly
South Cafolins.