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: SIS.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT Il TURNER,

WOULD inform their patrons and the public
generally. that III y have renewed their lease oil
&, he manufacturing establishment OF the Middle
bury Ma1ufacIuring Co. for term OF years
with additional facilities for doing business ihey
are also making some valuable additions 10 Inc"
finishing machinery and improvements, gen
rally intending still 10 produce
SUPERIOR ARTICLE
e goods suitable for the Worthy Sons oil 'he
Green Mountain State and their Neighbors CT
he opposite side OF the Lake.
They will receive Wool 10 manufacture on
shares OIL by the yard and will keep an exlensiYe
lssuri ment Of goods on hand which they viii
exchange for Wool, or advance on Wool leit 70
manufacture. They would again tender ihsA
grateful Acknowledgements TO their patrons f.:
their favors and re-sssure them that efots VIII
rot he wanting 10 merit their fullest confdfnee
aFTERMS adapted 10 the TINES
Niddlebury, May 20.
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1000 Brshels Oats,
1000 do. Corn; in exchange for goods
at cash prices by H. A. SHELDON.
Oct. I8, 1345.
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DISEASES OF CHILDREN.

Many thousands swept of by giving internal
medicines, when their young bodies and tender
frames are unable to bearup against then Whole
armies thus sent 10 their graves merely from
pouring into their weak stomachs powerful drugs
and physics Ii is to such that the A-Healing
Ointment tenders safe, pleasant, asd harmless a
cure. Such cases as Group, Cholic, Cholera, In
lantum, Worms, and all Summer Complaints, by
which SO many children die, the Ointment 7il re-
move SO speedily and surely, that physician will
not lie needed. Mothers throughout all this land
we now solemnly and sacredlv declare to you that
the All-Healing Ointment will save voua children
from an early grave If you will use it We are not
acuated by the least desire OF gain; but know
ing we do that bodies of ufnts and children
die early, which supposed nvitable and impossible
10 prevent hold up warning voice, and declare
in the face ofihe whole world.
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GROCERIES &c. 90
SUGARS, MolaSseS, Teas, Coffee, Pepper, Ar
y spice, Nutmegs Cloves, Starch, SallPeue'
Alum, bar soap, logwood, redwood, coperasi ga
sia blue vitrol, cayenne pepper, sal soda, Saiels
tus tapioca Irish moss, candles, lamp oil, &C. OF
,faE sale.sppsnallf lew by
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINTS

TTshould be resorted to by all whom are predis-
L posed to consumption,!or troubled with cough
or cold, night sweats asthma, pain in the side and
chest, difficulty Of breathing, tighness and sore
ness across the chest, bronchitis complaints
and all affections of the pulmonary organs
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13
PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, PR ERE cSI5Ssc Tan

PIMPlES ON AOGs
I,, erst action is 10 expe all humour. il will not
eeass drawins till the face is free from any naner
mai NAV be lodged under the skin and frequently
breaking out ofihe surface Ii thea heals. "hen
there is nothing but grossuess dull repIlsve sur
face il begins to soilen and soften until the skin be
comes as smooth aud delicate a child's-
BURNS.-I suppose there is not family IN
tie United SIales, that would consent TO ne WIN
out this single day, fthey knew its balm 10 nea'.ns
Burns alone. IIextracts the pain and caves 'i'e
S,iGI \ SORE THROAT, INFLUENZA.
RRONCIIITIS-'rherei is an internal remedy IN ex-
,enre ,lat will cure these disorders quick as
this Salve IL opens III spores on the neck an' draws
off all the Inflammation and impure juices, ahs III
few DAYS the sees the patient WELL Ii Is sovereign IN
these cases.
PILES.-The Salve acts upon the les as ui,on
the piles as upon Sore Eyes There is an lnii1mra-
tion which must be drawn from the parts. The Saly
does this.
WORMS.-Ifparents kneS how fatal most me
icines were to children taken inwardly, they would
be slow to resort them Especially "mercrial loz-
engecs," called mediate lozenges," pills, &c. The
truth is. no one can tell, inpaTibiy vheu The w@ms
are present. Now let me say to parents, that thus
Salve will al,pays tell it child has worms IL VIII
d-1ue every vestige Of them away lhit is
simple and safe cure. No injury can come OF II any
way But should be chOc inflammation oil the bow
els grippe Of the DtesInes,t VIII as eheetuaiy cure
than WORMS
There is probably M medicine on the face Of the
earth al once so sure and so safe in the expulsion
Of worms.
II would be cruel nav ,rieed, togive inter- 81, doubt
full medicines, so long harmless, E<fenGI enc
could be had
TOILE--. Although have said little about IT as
a hair restorative, vel | will stake it against The
WorIdI They may bl ing their Oils far near, and
mine will restore the hair Two cases 20 their one
OLD SORES, ULCERS.-There is no efectua
Nay Of curing there, but 10y drawing of the putt q
matter. To merely dry il up would endanger one
Health more. That some Sores are an outlet &c
the impurities ofIhe system, is because they canGe
PASS off through the natural channels Of the Isenss-
Bile PRESERVATION. If such Sores are healed up, the
impur ties must haye some other outlet il will en-
danger life. This is the why it is impoiitic
to use the common Salyes Of the day in such cases
For the, have no power to open other avenues, I
LET off all this morbid matter, and the consequence:
are always fatal. This Sslve will always provide
for such emergencies.
| BROKEN BREAST.-Persnns need never have
a Broken Breast. The Salye will always prevent
if used in season.
LIVER COMMUNICATIONS with this dis.
ease frequently have eruptions Of the hands, face and
other parts and never think that il arises from
the heart .S.Ich must e il first the feet, then
| wear il ON the chest, and ihs difficult will soon 60
away.
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&* ::
-: e.
FOR DISEASES vF TnE LtkGS.
A Compound Balsamic' Preparation from
Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy kno,0n to the ,corLd for the
cure Of Conghs, Colds, asthma, Group,
Bleeding Of the Lungs, WhoOping Cough,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Shortness Of
Breath, and Wedkness in the Breast
or Side, Liuer Complaint, and the
first Stages Of
CONSUMPTION.
A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly hope
less have firmly established ills superiority every
former medical discovery IT has always been styled ma
Presc ripton" being formed chiefly finn chem
ical lid Cherry Bark and ar Two trees
that tcky scattered wherever diseases Of the lungs
prevail We give few instances of lis extraordinary
power from catalogue almost without end.
lady address will be given at the N Y. agency who
given by all of her physicians TO die OF ccisumP
ton had hard tumor for months the side raised a.
mong large quantities Of matter sort OF bony substance
had medicine for months being pis' all hope
entirely cured by bottles Of this Balsam in SePtenl
| Der and October, 1874.
A. Williams, esq, Attorney, &c, New York. cured of
spasmodc asthma of p years standing, certified TO by
Recorder Talimadge and J. Power ID. ID.
a. Carman,N Y city, who had not slept, lying down,
for years, (being obliged sleep in sitting poslnre so
far cured his business in the most stormy
/ weather.
Thomas Bradee, Esq. J. Z. Jamaica, l.. /, cured of
| asthma oi 40 year, standing.
Mrs. Anna ID. Hopkins, of Knowesvile N. Y. entirely
cured Of liver complaint and general debility OF eighteen
, months standing
Jacob Hoffman, n. Huntington, cured child of p
SchrObe obstinate disease of the lungs alter he had
tried all the usual rmedes IN vain.
.Ihere is such thing fail' in the history OF iiis
| wonderful BALSAI- Evidence the most convincing
evidence doubt fully establishes this fact
For the OF bevy, select the following from thou
sands
Isaac Tati esq Editor Of the poughkeepsie Eagle, one
of the influential papers IN the slate of N T. states,
under authority his own name, that young lady,
relative his of very delicate constitution. was attacked
| in FEBRUARY, IS42 with cold, which Immediately
produced spmg of bnod, cou5 fever and other danger
Gus and alarming symptoms Through medical treatment
and care partially recovered during summer but on
The return she attacked violently thof
AT first she scarcely able walk aud wasiroubed
with cough chs day, aud appeared 10 be going
apdly with consumption; this tme when there was no
snh of imprnycn,rnI Plat procured bottle OF WIS
( rkR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which she took
and IL scemngy restored her She got second, and be
fore IL was she resond TO PERFECT HEALTH
which she has enjoy to the present time without the
slightest S, mpiom of her former disease.
Mr. Plat under my observation, and
| I cannot be mistaken a. 10 The facts ="
9Beieve the cnnningy wrought frbricaiions- and
only the oieinsl and genuine wIsrARs BALsAM OF
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GRAIN WANTED.

Oct. I8.i1945.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

toa, ,CoELEcrINe 4yAl BrEL.--Aa gentleman
Who had gone from New York to Boston to
collect some money due him. there was
about returning when he found that one
bill Of &l00 had been, overlooked, His
= landlord, who knew1the debtor, thought il a
doubtful case; but added, that if collected
- ut all, a tall Yankee, then dunning a lodg
er III smother part of, the room, would an
noy it out Of the man. Calling, him up
he introduced him 70 the creditor, who show
ed him the account. oas 3aesa 2 j. s'e7 i.ib
z y asWan, Squire, faint much use trying, ]
!, guess. I know that critter.s You might as
> we'll try TO squeeze lie out Of Bunker Hill
Monument, asto try toeollect adebt out oil
him. Bot, any how, whapll, yo,ngive sup
wen, sir, the bill is $Ioo. IN give s you
4-yes, I'll give you half you viii collec1
its'e.i q bss cage ia ta'ios 5gaaf tHaf .-
Agreed replied the collector: 'there'.
no harm III trying, any how ~ y, '.5 Z s'5 ~
Some weeks after, the creditor happen
edsto]be ini Boston, and inswalking up re-.
mont, street, he encountered Ills very en-
tefprising friend. a93@ e5l az
Y Look here!' said he, 4 had considerable
luck with that bill Of your'n. You see, !
stuck to him like dog 10 root, but the
- first week or two il wasn't no use, not d T..
Ifhe was home, be was short; il he wasn't
home I could get no satisfaction. y BY snd
by, says /, after going esikteen times, III
FIX vel: 10 sot down on the door step, and
sot all day and part Of The evening, and
began early next morning, and about ten
O'clock he gin iin.' \ He paid me MY HALE
, and ] gin him up the note!'' 5'. a. i
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no AAA.sW 90
,,mEMORY.

y
seIassst ss,. /. IT, 4. srsopsssES, f. II ,.ss
The Psss ashs ruleth. asAti her touch "a
- NJ tsRpIs vslvss dptSld u e's ss,.5 !. y. !.
! And from their gorgeous .shrines descsn'
The mighty man of old: pssiisat'sss =! =
A, hst deep voice the desdreply,s, ~ 81 81
~ Dry bones are cloihedand liver 25ps
Long perlshed garlands bloom snew,
( And buried Joys revive, Il. ia 5lrf r. .isG...
when o'er the future many q shade ...,l ~
, OF saddening twilight steals, a,>I E,r
sOrthe dimm'd present to the soul @ ''.@'
a. It's emptiness reveals, .a,,,-, >,1 =, ~ !,
She opss her essket and s1cloud s4
4 os0f cheering perfume streams, FL
'Tilr with 4 lifted heart we tread ~ .,'t,I
s,s,, The pleasant land ofdreams.sp s's,-5
Make friends Of, potent memory, ", "a. ,.s
n Oh! young man in thy prime, 81 ssae>a
And wish her jewels bright and rare,
s,sa Enrich the hoard Of Time;,. - 5,.@ c.,1
/. Ye,,fs ,hou mocksss, her with weeds,
v Atrifer 'midhe bowers, hna sesa @
! She'll send poison tLrough thy veins,
sqls In LIES disastrous hours. A,s u .zsa.
iss5g sl,lasIia tysaaa Ysl 5l 1a4iss fgbEa4 glRl
II Mako friends of potent Memory, ss-aiA
! taaOh. maiden, in thy bloom, 'ra'as7s19
90 And bind her 70 thine inmoat heart, ,,s, y.
4 i Before the days Of gloom:. ~, be, Is
For sorrow softsneth into joya2 $50 %
, sat Beneath her wand sabhme,,, In i.,,a y.
1 And che immortal robes can weave ;a2a,
t. From the ffailshreads Of Time. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21
HITS! LII Il s! /!

HHANKFULT0r past faV0fs and deslfous
as ever to please. all who may favor: hin,
with their custom. the subs scriber hereby mo-
tiies his friends and lhe public generally ;Ilat
he,still keeps his finishing shop Two doors
south of the Court house, at the sign Of the
Mammoth Black Hal. where he has constant
ly ON hsnd and will manufacture to order d
Y iia Hats Of Every Description, 81
all ofathe' very latest fashion and At lower
prices than ever. Call uIen, fellow citizens,
and examine my myassorment, as charge moth,
ing forihe sight, Il NC. TICKNER.
'qti Ravenna, April gi. 1916. ati ,ash548tf.| 2'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

< d
.9s,a LACoNIc CoRREsneNDENcE Some
asp people'are fond of laconic letters. San,
2,t Foot once received a'letter.from his moth.
,ss er, ds follows: st'1 alaa easEtaaj 81 III 7
= " Dear Sam--I am in prison. Vi As-'' --
p s4 ~ ~. Z. t,t,'s' u G'e.+' MARY FoorE.
N ToSthis he answered: " 60 t,.. ','..
ss,j Dear Mother--So am |. rrst 80
5a'os &9.s z. Asgs .ata oa IN SAMUEL FooTE.
s5sa During Crawford's Secretaryship of
Hi stats, one of the Clerks in his department
u wrote 70 an Office holder in Alabama, as
follows: s-@"sa W s2&44T. 70 $500 ~ T,8
Sir-This department wishes to be in.
formed by you how far up the River Tom
biebee runs up. " 49, = .pAA ~
".GA - a3sa4 Yoursy &c. De 10
y "s.ET Tonaici shes spn.hsrny not t.haying the
fear of fssrosaI before hia eyes, ..and being
instigated by fun, answered:
Sir-E have tho honor to inform you that
" the River Tombigbes adoss uot run up d,
! sI... "a 3 yours sc,Ss az a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

TNR. E. CASPARI takes this method 81
- Informing hisfrie6ds and The public in
general That he il soon I'd leave 81 Z jousney .
oFths wsslJ and ID happyin seco1mendihg 10
de snunasrous triends Inf ftIomuopathy that
DRs. LHE 4. CAIsR will Be his successors, In
thom .hecau place much confidence Ss bon.
inble Practitioners ana feels assured tha,
they viii give entire satisfaction to shepbb.
lie. .li"A CO. tss}sg,a sssaN
81 DRaG LEE would shnouuce. to the public
generally that he will also attendio the sa-
rious. operations Of Dental Surgery, during
ans letsuregofice hours. nj Tsg,4
J Rarenna, May q6, tf848. .sa sasf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

'mGF Wien we meet with Fsvsfsss, and
friends fall away from us, our psccadilfo es
are like birds nests, which become more
and more conspicuous as theieaves drop off,
tempting every passing urchin q throw a
stone at them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

~ABoston paper describes some rail
road cars, as ''quite long, mi. capable Of
holding sixty passengers 'oah doors at each
end" I q g.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21
Latest From the Rio sGrande,
.fsvia.a New York, ,'

iQI HE subscriber isTlust open
ing a,8well selected and full
stock ofgoods in his, line, COM
prising 10 part ihe following:
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
and Dyessisfs, a full assort.
ment. z,f;.
OiIs, Sc, Whits
background and dry, RedI- -ead,
FGAch r61 pasis fspnna sCEyous
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

! /. asJMAsssss. five always taugh. my
children to say ges cir, and no str," re
: married Mr.fEidgetssI ssaan:ssa9 ssif3 q.-~
, oieThere's nothing like manners in child
ssensot Here Tommy, y, he continued, ,sswouuld
you like to go and live with this gentle.
man?' NO. 'sfNb phei?' mo sir-ee!n -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21
i DIS D II aSOLUTIONss.ss.. !.

TIME hte arm iof STsfiss; CLlnxk 4
Z aPaEN7isss Was dissolved On tho 10Th
inst, by the withdrawal of M zEtsples: y
sTke dndeFsighgd will continue the business
at the sane stand, (NC. IS East Front St.)
under the name of ny o4iss 81, ~ y saati1
4 3'Is 10 LARKE. y PREN',rIss.,1 sss. sss
9aWe continue 10 devote. our meat careful
attention TO ooonsignments Of ngTEeso ,apd
cMBEss, land we can assure emf fEiepas en- lhs
WesternEsesefye thatIwe shallnot BE- exeslle1
by any house siH the aradesi Rthe care which
we take of cheese mhilein, store-uiR smsklag
quick sales at the highest imarks qPIices,I and
in the promptnsssand safety esaou FesprRs
Of sales. u .1eiieJ aaiad 1873 to esqad
ossWe tender our Acknowledgements TO-. oai
customers fos shewery iiberal patronage. Abe
house has hithert0t receiysds and iws! solicit
farther consignmentsBof any adescsiB.isR !ef
produce ;or mahufsctnred articles fef. ssals;
us, we'll astorders,f fof eSugaes Molassessi aid
any other goods to heaohlsined in thissmsskI
ct; withithe ASSURANCE that we,shall eoatinud
to doa STasGran a,eMNsass0N pBgs.SEesgsi
sd ,a5isaEa j. CLARKE Cincinnati. nos
b 50 :ss1GYRUSs PR ENTlSS, Rasennas
resJolyle, l646. / .yllsssdg. aoi3gmpsnoaI
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21
,JoHN'N. N.CARoTHERs.

\. ~, JOHN n lCARoTHERs, pa. ID.
: il EsPEc cTFIJLL Y Informs the cisizenss 8 Of
IN Ravenna' and the 1sufroundibe country
that he carries on theo business of TAI LGR-
INC in all its branches, two doors ehst Of
the Post B Office. II He regularly receives
plates Of The IA AT'EST F.dSHIOiNS from
New, York, and IL prepared ofaIGF ap orders
in his line Of businesslin.a tasteful and work
manlike manaer. ByiO ssaonf1q .sassa
CUTTlNGdone to order on the shortest
notice. Shop in the same building occupied
by William Garaner az shoe shop, 4 -- r-t--7-
Ravenna, January u 1876. ..,. fotf..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

-F-ULTlNATORS.-Afe few left of those ex-
Xo1G cehent Cultivatofs allowed .by MI who
have triedythem to be lIse= best4aHiclc for
corn and potatoes ever used, viii be sold to
close the lot at T. III =
ioJaaea a2, I846, tn@,'ta asr 9aralDAY'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

"a 70 bsraaCASH FUR) WHEAT. yo
WE pay at all times the highest mark et
w price for Wheat delivered at the Mill.
ALSO the highest market price in Caslr for
goodBeef Hides delivered at the Tsnnery.
,s22Iag vi .g,gra,JaM. g. &C. II, KENTsoi
la Esanklin Mills Oct lr, la45. tie,,. q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21
4Issael ShirtIIff,sl Estate,

.o1 4 Rael shirtlIff.sl Estate. - q
pNT0TlCE ID hereby givenfthsbshs sabscri.
IN ber has been app ted and qualified Ad.
ministrator upon the estate DC Rnel Shirtlif
|ta,e pf the township Of FFanklin,4 III the coun
Poftags ahd State Ohio
TDated Franklin Gepte6,sl8a9. ~ fsatss1'
\ All ,rRUEE La SI}IR RTIsIFF.~
|nRIED Apples at fGfLLETTS.2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

'QALT.-ioo BIS. New sallttyrzsals.at
y Aug. "a. ~ ,.nAY'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

I'm FADIESIDREsS GOODS. 1.-The latest
~ spd most fashionable 81, les ofsDfe 8
Goods, consisting Of aBanges. Baizprines
Printed g. Gingham Lawns, &c |, Be. n,I ends
less variety ~ te, found at KENT'S; q
rSokK | ci poek s ?-ciiesapp nm mess Ssd prin, rim
~ Pork for safe BY The pound or barrel q
Ahg. -. 1915. 10 'Lli.sf 2 cas- DAYS. =
NAILS AND GLASS.
, TUsT reed q good assortment Of best brand
Jo,Nai's and Glass which will be sold lew
x 81 q IL zElaLL LIE nt-.unn4 UAI 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

CcYTHEs, ,sNATHs.s J @ISlAAe6 hand
- scythas pf an kinds pls0. ahsen's
Snaths, rakes and pitchforkss * toW prices
June es, 1916. at Days, n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

n Ia ., sGErTixe AT sEca 81, rhe Dan
asssti Sentinel says the French are adrolI people
$50 their newspapers contain the ,queerest
iasmr rePorts.s Here efisahe1 latest ;oda as'P
adt al A7M'lle de- A--A---beeame indisposed, So
az hert father called in the family Jdocter and
left them together. as2i 81 gaa
.bdt0 sIhe doctor was curious and suspicious as
saeiafo the causeof the young liady'sa sickness.
He drew'a lancet from his pocket to3 bleed
salls her, bpt 81 the moment he pressed the yein,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

TIT fNSEkD OIL by Ihe, gallon eor Hsfsel,
LAg White teads dry aaain Oil, sNailSsUd
Glass altahellewest cash Price satsa aa .stst
10 3snaYffs4e,uMt2 GIL LETf1Sif d
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21
Iron ana Nails, EnI

Nh haNsw. supply. nstrscaiyadabr n RI RI
EAi.Jhly 8, 1846Yni M. nKFiNT II Et
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-21

.1ns2sssNsL lSH.lsE faxN :, thHol
sM'lle;dIl lidd Iieafiya yakil lled yobu. .F ~
sSs7ssMiiied the H'iin hosiof1 ihsa 4 ~iliH
Listen! (here he drew lancet from his
pocket) shere are Two MHcAts " TIE first Is
for wives. the second for maids You see
how necessary it to be carefulim ti,e use use
ofsurgical instruments Youiars . maid Of
course .ailie 5islg -------
.taiadsusE EeftaiAlys Monsienr.'s Sssg5!ga 4 .anil
as6v fos Well, sif I1hlsed you with theA wives
sssa alaiIceti ishpud Lkille yoa lend pice versa.
;;NSwsM 'fes held out your srrn4-this Is f3el
xiehtlAncef 1hes@t q \ -9s .a3 y
asqIsy mOciprh asssa9 .b.eJ gtaAsp yiut
sssFT sMadenoiselle y saseeaiI Il
Take tho other one.'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-08
From the winyah Observer.

The following is the reply of Mr.. Calhoun to
the resolutions of the public meeting of the 9th
july at this place.
WAsHINGroN, 18th july 1896
Dear Sir have received your communication
OF the 9th lnst covering the preamble aud resulu-
tions "i the citizens of Georgetown District. and
am highly gratfied with their appreciation of INV
course in reference To the Oregon and Mexican
questions | adopted the course took in refer
ence to both. under deep sense of duty and with
full knowledge of the responsibility involved;
and am confirmed by your appreciation To the
conviction that nothing more is required To gain
OF retain the confidence and support of the people
of South Carolina. but honest faithful and fear
less discharge of duty, regardless of the excite
ment oi the moment, he II ever so great. Enter
tanning this opinion have never hesitated in a
long and eXentful period of public service To act
on 1t. without, in single instance, losing their
confidence and support. | may well be proud of
representing snch constituents. too enlightend to
be deceived, and too just and patriotic To condemn
or discard a public servant. without calm i'm
partial and thorough examination of his motives
and reasons. What mine were have been fully
explained as tn the conrse | took in reference to
the Oregon question, while under discussion; but
such is not the case in reference to the Mexican
Ii was hurried through. without affordinq an on
pnruny for explanation and now that we are
involved in war, the sense Of duty that would
have compelled free and full expression of my
objections to the course nf policy by which we
are involved in it. compes silence now, when it
can be OF no avail, and might tend 10 retard its
speedy ierminalIon-a consunmation, which all,
who love their country must desire
With great respect. yours truly.
JOHN G. CALHOUN.
r. F. w. Alston, Esq
AT The time the proclamation Of war passed both
Houses, Mr.. Calhoun declared that :" he could
prevent the war if he could only pursuade the
Senate 10 postpone the question three hours'