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New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ancsoneer
RY BANGS, RICHARDS d. PLATT.uS.oe .
D ~ Brosdwsy.-Lbersl cash advances uisdo cr con
sgnrleuts Tor srcror sales
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. I'D eno tth-
VALUABLE MEDICAL BooKs.-The entire balance OF ths
vauabse hediea Library OF the lse Dr.. Busie o: ~ T..
together ws large collecu-n OF New Medical Books
braeing mos, OF tAe popular Text books
u COTTON & co. Auction and Con,raiss,on Mer
Chants Nos ilS fai'oo street. and ~ Ann strce;-LiS.
er advances made on consignnen and prompt returns
made
MONDAY, Nov 5,
Al lOt O'Clock, At the Store No. 81 Annst
SgcoSp HAND FUaNITuRE, CARPETS. &c--Comprsng
Sofas Chairs Tables Bureaus Oh Cloths Mattresses, ash
stands Crockcry sad Glassware Astral Lamps, Comfort
ers, Blankets Guitars, Stores, &c
Also, bbs Varnish Also, IN invoice OF Clothing, Dry
Goods, &c.
TUESDAY, Nov. g.
SHERIFF SALE OF GRocERiEs-At 10 o'clock, h the cor.
uer OF Horao ST and Eighlhavenue Sheriff Sale OF Gro
ceries comprising large and valuable Stock OF Family
ruc-es such rs Green Black Tea, Loaf Crushed and
Brown sugars old Java&nd Sumatrs Coffee Spices sperm
on and Candies Fancy sri Brown Soap. Preserves, PIC
kes and Ham, Lard, Fish, Butter, Mo!asses 'aeSH'
Sral Wai5h Fixtures Ac.g
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
Boarding.

DOAItD WANTED-A widow lady with child,
Ddesres board in respecabe boarding house private
amly-a situation the vicinity OF Broadway would be
preferred. Address y. b. through the Post Office NJ II
DUARD.-Waped an Unfurn,shed lodging room, with
ID breakfast and tea in Il respectable family. Terms-S3
to Sl0 month. Address, at 81 Wal-si. a. 1UFFCM.
u p0ARDlNG.- \ few genleel persons can be accom-
I'D modated with board and desirable rooms on the I'd
floor OF house No al Chambers.st The house is we'll sup
piled with Croton and bathing room, 10 which
boarde- will have without Charge References
given and required Apply at 81 Chambers.st OIL isu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
EuMBERT'S

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Established In 1 1919, for the Treatment OF
Diseuse by Electricny.-ElecIrlciry IS valuable
auxiliary remedy all forms of diseased action Properly
applied prompt and efficient in The OF Acute and
Chronic Rheumatism, Gou Nervous Headache general or
partial Debility, suppression retention OF the Menses,
Culaneous Erupions, Inflammation of The Eye or Ear,
Pam the Side, Back Limbs Muscular Conracnons,
Swelings and other similar diseasesarrestng, generally
few days. the accommodating misery OF months or years
aer all the other oi medical art have been tired
and abandoned In despair Dr. H. that the successful
treatment, disease by Electricity for 26 in this city,
enables him dispense altogether with public testimonials
He may be consulted By those unacquained
with the remedial OF Electricity usual gratuiiousy,
daily from A. NJ. oS IN. The very poor attended TO
grcals between The hours OF ) and 1 P NJ.
DIR. A. c. HuMBERT, Medcal Electrician
OBJ SIN Western Office No 81 Suilvan-st near Spring.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

w H. GRAHAM'S DAILY BULLETIN
nF CHEAP BOOKS-Alartn's Bible, No H. Price - cts
~ Penny Magazine, No ii. Prce21 cents
Thers History Of the Consulate and Empire, pt Price
Ia cents.
Do inc edition, No ). Price y cents.
The Authors Daughter, by Mary Hewitt Price III cents
Tie History Of ST Giles aud ST James. Price III ccnls
Stories of Waterloo by W. II Maxwell Price p cents.
The Wing Almanac Price l2s cents.
The Pirates Daughter, . vols. Price 37i cents.
The Grca Metropolis for 1916, with Slap ol tho City
Price - cents.
Pictorial World No TO- with ali the back Noe Price % cts
New Library Of Law and Equity, vol No. = Edited by
several distinguished legal gentlemen. Subscription ~ W
per year per No. 62t cents-
The Young Mans Mentor on his Entrance into Life
Price y. cents.
Ruth Whaey or the Fair Purts complete IN three paris
Price 81! cents. nj,
l2t cents.
Emporium Mirror Broadway Journal Harbinger :;
Meals Saturday Gazette Philadelphia Courier do Salur-
day Post; \ Yankee Uncle Sam The trade supplied by
nj 2tis w II. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

II Seventeenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing
Electors the Seventeenth Ward requested 10 meet at
the Henry Clay House OF Avenue and Fst-sL on
Monday evening next o'clock, 10 make arrangements
for sustaining the Wing Ticket IN worthy OF its
excellence. BY order ofihe Ward Committee
5. D. JACKSON, Chairman.
z. C. DELAvAN Secretary.
S-EloqueLt addresses may be expected for Saturday
and Monday o3l 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

rT7- Fourth yynrd-The Wing Electors OF the Fourth
Ward are requested assemble ut t! Shakespeare Hotel
ci Win and Duane streets This Mondsy) even
ing al past O'Clock fall attendance Is particularly re-
quus,ed business OF importance VIII DC suggested ior
,n.ir consideration BY order OF the Ward Committee IL
t1s- The Whiu. of III. 9Th Ward will meet at Ken
lucky Hail. No " Perry-s Monday evening, November
Sd al y o'clock Come up Wings the cause Is Worny OIL
your best esertions. By order Of
ALEXANDER L. Nc DONALD,
rl RUS Chairman Ward Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
CLoAKS! CLOAKS

CLOAKS! CLOAKS!!
Wholesale and Retail
1SOn LADIES' AND MISSES Closke, Coats and Gar.
CUU dnas OF the most fashionable materials ut prices
from 81 so 10 $40 10 which al examination is respectfully
invited. WAMSLEi q roDt, @
nj l,nis- No 20 Cather;ne-si. near Chahsm-squa!e.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

W H. JONES, Aucucneer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-On Wed-
- nesday November I0i O'Clock, n, The store OF d.
uCsrso Co. No. 222 Pcarl-st 500 cases, comprising
arrc and desirable OF Boots Shoes and Brogsns
suitable for the Southern Western and City dealers just
received Catalogues aud goods rssdy on the day previous
TO the sale. No OILS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
'',ssssrut ANN MoNSy MATTERS,

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SATURDAY, T. NJ
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
MARINE JOURNAL

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
MINIATURE ALmASAC....... THIS DAT.
THE MOON. FULL SEA
Rises 6 IS Sets..4 81 se,s.... g Is Even.-.n 6
LATEST DATES.
London. Oct 3 Havre. Oct =
Liverpool Oct 4lEew-0rleans- Oct. %
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
BARRY's TRIooPEERoUs.

tF- The chief virtues o ue 1rlcopHefous OF faien'
l. It's nracnr stteng ghening and clarifying properties
9 La gently stimulating the acron OF the skin;
LIS prodlcinr and encouraging reaction IN the bulb
root, sne in pulp which receives the vessels
aud nerves giving life and v1sor 20 the hair;
4 H. eGuaizng the circulation OF The fluids;
: lis freeing the skin the effects Of pespra;ion, scruf
and dandrf and disposing The hair TO curl;
And its trrqucn viii the hair IN beauty und
health 10 the lsesl period OF lie
RARRT artist In hair i6 Broadway, and all the prlnct-
nsl Dmrsi-ts in this city and throughout the Union
% zig
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

RY ORDER OF Benon Lee, Supreme Couri Commls-
I'D siore IN and for the County OF OnoDdaSs notice Is here
by gigen pursuant the provisions OF the statute auoz-
scondtng concealed and non-res
idenI debtors that attachment has issued against NE ee
OF Bosworlh King, abscondng or conceaed oeot
Or resGent of Onoadaga County, and mat ie ssie
will OF his sebis, unlsss he appears
discharges such attachment according 70 law "i. d
three months from the first publication OF this notee; a
thai the payment any debts due 10 him. AID toe & S
u hun or his USE of any property belonging 10 % ,Ss,
the transfer any properly by him for any S ss
ever forbidden by law and Afe void ia'N VAC ''
cay Vi SNjC SoXoS, IEAvENwoRTE coNsToCk,
n3 lew5m Auorneys IoI !H-.e-a Se-
DROADWAY BATHS, No 600 Brosdway, vn.n, fs~ sss
br.n renovated and IS now IN order io po
eo,rmsi.on OF batlers Warm, Cold, Vapof, SuiP"N'
Snnns.~ and various Mcdicaed b. s.hs always readys
nj lNs> ot1
NEW HULLED Buckwaeat-Neaiiy aas ris-s sI aS,ts
IN naek-d Tor shipping, barrels halves ~ efs 10
and boxes aiso - 'Nh VI CcR0MWELL r. BiRDSALL,
sui, by Sn0tI ' uo,t Il Owen 20 Frontst
ION TONs Forge Pg lTep, ior isssyN sale Sy 40 w..,
kUU nS Iw JOS. TUCkERaAN, % "essE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
pY JAMES NJ. MILLER
ID THURSDAY, Nov. s.


Al 10 O'Clock AZ store No 2 Ltberty.st a.
BIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFfsLD Goops, &c-On crsou OF
mouhc for approved uo,esO packages and los Oh uesn
imported Birmingham and Sheffield Goods
Consisting o. Table, Butcher Shoe and bread hnNes,
Files, Butchers Drawing Knives, Piss, Chest CUPBOARD
and Trunk Locks; Flints Tea Tray and Waters curry
Combs Tea Kettles Saucspsns TIMED and ensinelec Vices
Trace sud Halter CLAIMS, Carolina Hoes patent ad eoni
mon Butts Candlestcks Snufers German silver ac IRON
Tea and Table Spoons Britannia do, Tobacco Boxes soe
Butts Janess Woodscrews round and square Bolts, &c
Catalogues ard goods ready for examination three days
before The sale.
TUESDAY, Nov. II.
A. l0f O'clock at the store No. Liherty-et
Doors SKoEs AND BRoGASSr00 cases Boots, Shoes ard
Brossns consisting OF every vaeysuable for Southern,
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive
JOHN J. SWIFT Auctoneer- No. la5 Perry ST.
SWIFT Il MORGAN VIII sell on Tuesday, Nov.
- H. at IL O'clock the Merchants Exchange, tue Two
story brick dwelling bouse with good basement and aics
No. S5 PerTyst Washington and Wes tsrees dis
ant SO u from the eascrly line OF Wes,s The house
50 Il front; III deplh the North line, % IL ana
thence more easeriy D tmaSns 10 fin the reaI q II
ms. IN depth the souihery line ~ Il ms more OF
less.
5000 OF the purchase money remain on oond and
mortgage For further particulars applyto the anconeer
MS st eodSMST
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

p-Lectures on Water-Cure.-Dr. SHgw, (of the
Hydropshlc Institution. 50 Bond.sL proposes soon 70 give
course nf three Lectures the Philosophy OF the Preven-
ton and Cure of Diseases by OF Water. Due notice
of the course will be given hereafter olns i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
MEMORANDA.

The ship Helena for Canton has anchored y, me Qua
rantiue and.ship Oneida, Havrc ut the Spit dc
tanned by adverse winds.
Wind ESE, with thick and hazy weath:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

To Landlords ana Attorneys--SHERIFE'sN No,
r,cr-The Sheriff OF the City and County of NewYork and
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys Of this City, that they are prepared TO execute
landlords Warrants and the forecosng of Chate Mort
gages with punctuslity and despatch Application TO be
made a, the Sherifs Office, No a. in the City Hall
VIM. JONES' Sheriff.
N.u.york Ane Is Is45 aulI Snis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

II Portable shaving Cases.-The subscribers
having perfected and finished variety Of the above offers
The sam. as the most complete ever invented suitable to
The wants of the travelling public, containing all thai
cessary the toilet with the addition OF the Metallic TAB.
rsri,r, dIdar c. SAUNDERS x son,
90 3r.odi. III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

r>e A:r Vf,;o-:4 ii SAler. los; neag Cape Henry
.As =ss-ea 4 - jooNias 0ss'es in Boston," ash
4sss S,,,1o> Uxisa S:si's S!SCe0. Neptune SLOW
y5-s,s,, s.gaoA Boston $1,000, Mercantile Marine
:, n, ss--ss,:--..s Sloaoa ws-rea $1,000 Atlantic
G4=.as - ~ y. :. Mu:as, sio,eoo-io'al Slo5o0o
!, -..a-cz;: :7s:2 Newba-ypo.I TO Lowell has been
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

9I'II0oJJ
City and County of New-York, ss.-Gibert Hopkins, Pre-
siden and Alfred 5. Fraser, Cashier, being duly swor
depose say that the foregoing statement true accord
ing To the best OF their knowledge and belief
G. HOPKINS President
A S. FRASER, Cashier.
Subscrbed md sworn before this s day Of Nov l8i5
n3lt W. C. WETMORE, Com. Of of Deeds.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

r3- Toilet Ar,icles.-The most choice Of Lubins
Gaerans Rousse and Prevosts Extracts Hair AID Sha
wing Brushes Shaving Creams and soaps COMBS OF Inc
ufacturers (warraned Cosmetics, Dentrfces and every
preparation belonging TO the toilet, Tor sale by
c. SAUNDERS SON.
R.nadyyay. opposile How MaLe,s Uoisl.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
situat;ons, &e. manten

a RESPECTABLE Young Woman wants stua
Il ron 10 coos wash and iron. do general house~oIk
in nall family Be, OF city reference given Pease call
AZ IS Elrven,h-s;. in the rear, FIRST door NJ u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

III Quarterly Rep0rt.-Sraiemenis showing the true
condition OF the SEVENTH WARD BANK, ofihe City Of
New. Yorh the morning ofthe first day OF November
GEoURCEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
MEMS. BOYS, AND CHILDREN'S

FGjhl0ndbIc CIotSiHg. =. =
A LARGE assortment al wholesale ard retMl NO Il
"A Bowery, N. Y. [s253uis-l JOS. B. CLOSE * co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

TT Second Wnrd.-The Wing Executive Committee
of this Ward are requested attend Meeting the Second
Ward Hotel No. 81 Nassal-s- on Monday Evening, Nov.
Sd AT O'Clock All the Wings of the Ward requested
with this occasion, il being The last night OF
meeting before the Election.
By order OF the Ward Committee.
JEREMY l.. CROSS, Chairman.
THos. DELASo, Secretary. ms II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

II Mechanics MISUNDERSTANDING Meeting
The Gar monthly meeng OF the institute viii be held
in the Room Tuesday evening 4th instant u
o'clock precisely. J. J. MAPES President
c. L. BARRITT Actuary. ms 2t.s-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

A MEXICAN .uUSEUM.--Every Day aud Evening
tt,his week. commencing Monday Nov 8, ls+o-Spen
did performances every afternoon niS O'clock and every
evening al hal:-rasi The has re-epgsged The
Tue famous English Dwarf They Will both be visible every
day and evening Also. engaged the inlInhIe Droli.rst
MI Winche The Donsoa MnstFels, the E,h!opian SeTe
naders Mr.. Merried the Comic Singer Nrs Merrihe!d
the Vocalist and Darseuse h Dancing Witches the Hyd,e
Oxygen Microscope, und Aiadsms Rockwell are engaged
Admission y cents Children under 10. l:t cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

For Programme, bills the places for the sale OF
tickets Tickets 80 eachior sale at Saxon Miles,
an5 Broadway c. T. Nesbits OF Wall and Water
SITS al the Music Stores and 1T the door.
Doors omen al Concert O'Clock oSl s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19

A Few HINTS TO KEEL. AWAY HARD
TMEs.-Rise early in the morning, and
be dilligent during the day. in attending
to our business, and not worry ourselves
by our neighbor's concerns.
Give encouragement 10 home indus.
try. and in all cases give the preference
to American manufactures over foreign
Instead of following the fashions o.
Europe, let US cultivate spirit of indie
pendence, and decide for ourselves, how
our coats, hats and boots shall be made
Keep out OF the streets, unless busi,
ness calls US TO transact that which we
cannot do in our stores, shops. or dwell.
ing.
By all means keep away from drinking
and gambling houses.
When we buy an article Of clothing,
study commendable economy, at the
same time get good article, and when
made take particular care Of it, and
wear it out regardless Of any change ol
fashion. Fashion is great tyrant, and
man are FOOLS ito be slaves to it.
Stay at home nights, improve our stu
dies by reading, writing; or instructive
and retire to our beds at
an early hour.
Be kind to relations, obliging to our
friends, and charitable to all. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19
0ys The following thrilling and soul

o. The following thrilling and soul
inspiring effusion of liberty and glory, il
said to have been delivered by the COM
mandant of a barefoot company in the
Hoosier State, shortly after receiving the
false report that Mexico had declared
war against the United States. The re.
port may not be exactly verbatim though
it is evident the spirit is there:
"Men of blood and friends of w ashing
ton and that old hoss General Jackson
l want your attention, Lightnin' has
bust upon US, and Jupiter has poured the
lie of his wrath down the greasy shanks
of the Mexlcans. Thunder has broke
loose and slipped its cable, and the
mighty valley Of the Massassip rever'
berates the thousand tongued. Kissing ol
Sandy Hannah and the smaller igonrant
tatius that revolyes around.that benight-
ed and wooden legged pop-gun of the
Montozumas.
Citizens and sires on the bloody ground
on which our fathers catawampously
poured out their claret, free as lie, to
enrich the soil over which we now hover
and watch with hyena eyes; let the cat
amount Of the inner varmint loose. and
prepare the chessy-cat of vengeance, for
the long looked for day has arriv The
crockodile of the Massassip has gone
into his hole, and the sun that lit King
David and his host across the Atlantic
Ocean looks down upon the scene and
drops tear to its memory. Hoses, |
am with you! And while the stars Of
Uncle Sam, and the stripes Of his coun-
try triumphantIy wave in the breeze
whar--whar, is the craven, low-lived,
chichen- bred. toad. hoppin, red-mouthed,
mothers son OF yo who will not raise
the beacon light oftriumph-smouso the
citadel Of the agglessor, and press on
ward to liberty and glory! Whoop
H-u-r-r-a.h! Whars the inemyw
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19

BOOK STORE AND BINDERY.
T1HE subscriber continues the manufac-
D. ture Of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS
at his old stard In Cuyahoga Falls, where
the public can be furnished with any kind Of
Bls.x Books at the. shortest notice in style
not inferior to any to be found in the State,
and as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to
Re-Binding old Books and Peri
odicals,
and all kinds of ruling done to order.
The subscriber has on hand a good as
sortment of BLANK BOOKS; also a general
assortment of
School & Miscellaneous Books.
All orders for work in his line, can be left
with HORACE Y. BEEBE, of Ravenna, who
will deliver the work free of fcharge, and the
public can depend upon having their work
done ~eH and at moderate prices.
o. B. BEEBE.
Cuyahoga Falls, Aug s6, 1s45. 1stf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19
PAIN TING.

ENHE subscriber takes this method to in
l. form the public that he has rented the
Paint-shop of N. D. CLARK & Co. and is
prepared TO do all kinds of
Carriage and Buggy Painting
on as short notice and as cheap as can be
done in the County. And he hopes, by being
prompt and attentive to his business, TO merit
liberal share of patronage.
Those having Buggies in country shops,
VIII find it to their interest to bring them to
him at Clark's shop. Particular attention will
be paid to re-painting old Buggies and Wag-
gons. Refer to N. d. Clark & Co.
H. T. SEYMOUR.
Ravenna, June S. 1845.
Having rented our Paint-shop to Mr.. H.
I. Seymour, and reposing full confidence in
him, he having done our painting the past
year and intending to furnish him with the
same the present year, we cheerfnIly reeom>
mend him to all who may require his services
In Carriage Painting, or any other work in
his line of business.
N. D. CLARK O. Co.
Ravenna, June 3, l845.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19

TO You've MEN.-Reader, AFT thou
a young man struggling against dtficul>
ties for improvement and usefulness?
Hold up then braveIy your head when
the surge rolls over thee. Knowest
thou not that the energy that works
within thee is the measure Of thy capa.
bility that whatsoever thou wiIlest, thou
canst achieve if not interdicted by the
delays Of thy being. Look, then, on
obstacles with ar unblnking eye. Most
Of the good and the great OF all ages
have been thy fellows ia suffering, and
thou mayest be theirs in SUCCESS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19

FIGURE 1T ur.-lf the farmer paws a
tax on 5000 invested in forming; upon
which he makes two per cent per al annum
equal to that paid upon the same sum bv
the banker who makes not less than six
per cent, and who is authorized to make
even 20. is there any such thing as fa>
voritjsm or partially in the federal tax
law of last winter' We pause for re-.
ply Western Empire.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19
Slander by InSinuatiOn.

Of all reptiles that disgrace the name
Of man, and polate the earth on which
they crawl by the fetid slime eliminated
from their corrupt natures, the willy IN
sinuating s1anderer is the most deserving
of scorn and contempt. He is wretch
who has not moral courage enough to
strike openly the victim Of his hate, or
make tangible charge efecting.his good
name; but seeketh his object by the sly
ins,nuation, the doubtful inuendo; vague
sutmise; the meaning look and signif,
cant nod, which are none the less fatal
because of their inde6nteness, and the
security with which such means are Ie-
sorted to. by the assassin of reputation.
In the very nature ofthe case, one &C
cused after this sort, has it not in his
power to defend his character. He
knows there is an unfavorable Impress
ion excited which is ruinous to his peace,
and, perhaps, his interests, yet he cam
not take hold ofthe author of the evil.
The defamer has said nothing, but has
insinuated more than if he had USED the
whole vocabulary of libelous language.
tie has concocted sublimated poison
from the effervescence Of all malignant
passions, and has affected the atmos>
phere in which the object of his hate
moves, with its fatal miasma, while the
hand Of mischief is concealed from view.
And who may abide the trial? Who
may pass unscathed from the dread con-
agion? No one.
AS illustrative of the modus operand;,
We subjon the following 'anecdote. 1t is
o our purpose. Read, reflect and un-
lerstand:
"A clown walked up leisurely to the
tall of one Of those small traders who
urnish canal tourists of limited means
With 'wittles and drink and just as he
vas on the point of vending large lot
4 sausages to hungry looking traveller, .
'hch were to last him until he arrived
t Buffalo, a vagabond, looking suspi, f
'ously at the article, and addressing the
eller, SAID, lis them good sassengers?"
Yes, they are good sassages, you gno.
anus. You would like to keep me
ON selling 'em. if you could fix it that
ay, don't doubt" "No wouldn't" =
'sponded the loaler, 81 dom. know
othing Special about them sassengers;
'ey may be good sassengers; don't
~ they amt good sassengers; all do
~, is, that wheresomever you see them n
lnd of sassengers you don't see no dogs'' l.
| guess, on reflection" said the trav-
Ter, 81 wont negotiate for them articles.
ne mans last remark has gin me a
slike to 'em."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19

"rhe. game of love is the same, wheth.
er the players be clad in velvet or hod-
den gray. Beneath the golden ceilings
of a palace. or the IowIy rafters of cab
10, there are the same hopes and fears,
the same jealousness and distrust, and
despondings; for after all, the stake is
human happiness, whether he who risks
It be peer or q peasant"