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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27

few months of office labor prepares all for
publication, and without waiting to see
any thing published, the impatient gentle
man Immediately sets off upon new expe-
ditions.
Mathematics are the favorite study of
Captain Fremont. botany his favorite recre-
alton; but all the sister sciences come in
for share of his attention, and the Ian
guages. both ancient and modern, are not
neglected. Greek and Latin came with
his school education. French and Span
sh have been added; German is in course
of acquisition; and his whole life is divided
between field labors and literary studies.
His life is pattern, and his success an en-
enlargement to all the noble minded young
men of America, who despising life of
sloth and ease, aspire to honorable distEc-
ton by their own meritorious exertlons.-
He is married to a daughter of Senator
Benton, but looks TO his own exertions,
not to senatorial int7utnce, for advance
ment and promotion. His widowed mo-
Their lives to see the fame, and to receive
the support, of a son, left an orphan at four
years of age, and beginning at seventeen
to provide for himself, for her, and tor a
younger brother and sister.
Captain Fremont is light and slender in
his person. very youthful in appearance
as we'll as in fact, delicate in his features
and wholly different from what would be
looked for in the leader of such extended
f and adventurous expeditions. MIR. Will
kns, the Secretary of War, could hardly
believe his own eyes when, in the fall o.
) 1874, modest looking youth, almost fem
mime in the delicacy of his person and fea
lures appeared before him, and reported
himself as Lieutenant Fremont, just return
ed from the expedition TO Oregon ane
| North California. TO see the leader 0
such an expedition. in the person Of sucl
. a stripping, was surprise from which th
? honorable Secretary could not recover him
r self, until after repeated interrogatories.
: A. r. C..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27

Singular affection in a Dog.-The
Licking Valley Register, published at Gov
ington, KY. gives the following instance
of canine attachment to an animal not OF
its own species:
There is dog which has become so
attached to COW that he follows her day
after day and rests with her night after
night, never leaving but constantly and
bravely protecting her from all molestation.
He will permit nothing to approach her in
any but a friendly manner. On one occa-
sion several dogs attacked this object of
his affection, and it was really amusing
to see with what resolution and boldness
he defended her against the aggressions OF
bis fellows. After he had vahquished his
foes he raised himself on his posterior legs
and placing his fore-legs around her neck,
caressed her most fondly.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27

Whot is good Farming ?-The best
and most pithy definition we ever heard OF
good farming, was given by Mr.. Kane. at
late agricultural meeting in Dorsetshire,
England. He said. he fed his land before
hungry, rested it before weary, and weed
eG ii before foul.
Cloves are the unexpanded flower bud
of the Glove tree. They are gathered in
October and November. before they open.
and when they are still green; they are
their exposed to smoke for some days, and
dried in the SIM.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27

latter Of 7aste.-Some recent philos.
opher says that it does not look well. for
any body's daughter to walk the streets in
December in kid slippers, and laced so
cruelty tight. that her cheeks turn TO the
color Of moonlight. 1879
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27

A FRESH and full assortment, growth o.
"A 1915. Just received by -
El3 u WIN. SHAW.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27
) From heaven, father =

4 Learned Dog.-The London papers
announce the arrival in that city from Pa
ris of a remarkably trained dog, who is
perfect master of pantominic action, and
who, though he cannot speak, can read
and write and lay out table better than
any waiter. This wonderful dog peyforna-
ed fifty nights successfully at the Olympic
Circus in Paris, in lie Chen des Pyre-
ness He is a shepherds dog, trained by
Mr.. Wallens, who has long been celebra-
ted in Europe as the most accomplished
instructor of the canine race.-As an actor.
late London journal says that 'he knows
his part perfectly, and he thoroughly en-
tiers into the spirit Of it. He has studied
it; he has reasoned on it; he shows his
thoughts and his actions, and the express
sion of his features; he is perfect mas
ter of pantomine. He does all but speak,
has more than once saved human life, and,
in 1885, the Belgian government reward
ed with medal of honor his instructor, Mr..
Wallens, for having by the aid of Emile,
the dog,) saved the life of person who
had fallen into the river Escaut at Client.
Like all true geniuses, Emile is the mos
modest and kindhearted of mor.als to
the learning of the sage be adds the sim
plicity and play lulness of the infant. The
petted of society, he is not its spoiled child
for whatever may have been the case in by
gone years. Emile has not now the slight
est approach TO puppyism about him.
He is indeed, lie Roi des Chiens'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27

The orange. lime, and other frees Of the
citron kind. in some parts Of the isIsud Of
Cuba. are peftshing by the taysgss Df>a
small insect.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27

Waller Scott said seriously, in his pro-
grapby, Through every part ofmy litera'
Try career have felt pinched and hamper
ed at myown ignorance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-27

You are from the country, are you not,
sir?' said dandy clerk in bookstore to
a homely dressed quaker whe had given
him some trouble. 60 500
Yea
We'll, here's an essy on the Rearing Of
calves
THAT says Aminidsb. az he turned to
leave the store. thee had better present 10
Thy mother
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
KINGS COUGH CANDY.

COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ ofthe ndcatons OF sound intellect and
when the Of suffering humanity IL becomes
most ennoblng virtue When suffering under the effects
cold slight cough, how much better get rid
oft by employing Rings universally recommended Vegeta-
BILE Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
gerng asthma fatal consumption to be in
stituons Does common point out the
coussto be pgrspedwarm cot9ng and Rings Cough Can;
why YOU reader aching friends
Read tins from the Rev Samuel ID. Burchard -
Rings Csndy-liaving been strongly recommended by
Kind friends Try Rings Cough Candy for
we're cold did with confess eptcsm
virtues found myself speedily relieved aud able
those duties from had seriously feared to be
debarred feeling of and desirs benefit
Others, prompts TO give the te influence may
possess making the vruesQf this remedy known
public and mpaItiug lutte d that which Is proverbay
great the effects namey confidence.
SAMUEL ID. BURCHARD,
Pastor Of Houston Presbyterian Church,
Thompson and Houston stree Is, New York.
For sale Rings 1872 Broadway, corner Of John 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

MORALITY IN FRANcE.-If statistical returns
speak truth, morality in France is becoming
every year less and less regarded The number of
formations for adultery is increasing every month; Of
separations between husbands and wives the number
has arisen from 6i3 in 1897 to 0s in 1914 Bankrupt
cies have risen from 65l in ls4l to 20s in 1874; the
in ls4 being 80 79 600 frances in s44 12 400 900
francs. The amount Of dividends each bankruptcy
has been much and the number of fraudulent bank
rupts has become much greater The number Of ilegi
innate births greater than few ago,
regard being had to the Of the population The
number of couples living in concubinsge has also In
creased and is daily increasing in manner
II turn to criminal records, shall find the same
painful acscrmes Of all descriptions the increase,
especially in those of the blacklist die-the increase
being much greater than the proporonas increase Of
population 70 what circumstances must these things
be ascribedl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
DIG. KOAKE'S IODINE LlNlMENT.

uvHE ASTONISHING that has attended the sp-
pication Of this valuable Liniment and the high
tesmonisls that daily received warrant my calling
upon the afflicted the only remedy that
relied upon and will do all that represented 20 do
Il qnack nosrum but scientific chemical compound Of
iodine oil known and established efficacy.
II permanently and Externally egrss
RHEUMATiBM,
either chronic inhammatory paralysis or loss Of the
Of the limbs contractoos Of cords and MUSCLES and
hard swelling. and cal ussd ont yisa TO few sgpeatioss
OF this Lniment Ii has been used with Incredible success
in sctouia Kings Evil enlarged glands dssXss Of the
spine and hip joints TIC dooreux and all sheetons
Ii Invaluable and acts like charm stopping the bleeding
Of flesh wounds and causing them e hes, IN FEY day.; m
fever sweiied legs the kdneys In
the chest side. stiff neck, throat and Group
IL speedily md cectuay eradcates esuptous
Of the skin in the form Of sal, Ihssn
remover toothache add headache extracts the pam md
cures coras bunious chilblsns, Re- Sold by D. lN0Ek
SOIL sole proprietor 90 John street o5l eodlmenc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

The researches Of police, likely to be i9low
ed by the detection Of the robbers Of the German mm mn.
grant family and the recovery OF the money, ms
morning the sum of $500 was found in the ara o. the
house occupied by Elias Kent Kent has been IN Js 10.
the last three days and IL was reported ,hs ne eu
this morning OF delirium tremens Ihs was uh'iue-
40. Eve. Journal, Nor Ia
G.Op-prair;e chickens are said to be more
abundant and litter this than any previous season
Tor several years. and the portsmen OF the west invite
THAR brethren in the east TO come out and " take
chance but unfortunately large number Of the lat
ter will have to wait until tho Oregon railroad Is com
dleted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

THE manyorasr have recsvsd for o.,
10, Nd m The one exhibiting in the FAIR fully sustainsd
the opinion that Machine has brought the 20
chine space only Of about nchss and
c.n no any corner We
nanny 70 remark has been received with adm ration
49, az well as England, France and Germany where
have taken also and We beg to
those who inspected the Machine to DO 20,
The south OF Eighth street and sixth avenue,
where one will be found in and will be shown by
Mr. George schot the premises who will also receive
o, oso st 40. i'm rrc' LoUDEN SHAW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
INDIANA BONDS.

THE undersigned has s,ped circular, dated 21nd Instant
made by the first Of December for the completion Of
the Wabash and Erie Canal and TO effect to the Act Of
ding for the payment Of INTEREST the bonds Of the State
The Circular has been forwarded to such holders have
furnished with their address, and order that all bond
holders may have the Of securing the advantages
such bondhodes have not received the cir
cula will be promptly furnished forwarded
pcation personally by mail, to Messrs Winslow Per
kns, No. So Wall street, at my office, No. 20 Nassau
street. CHARLES BUTLER, No. 20 Nassau 1t.
Dated Oct 30. 1896 o3i 3aw<wsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
DANUlNU AND WALTZlNG ACADEMr,
81 HOWARD STREET,
hav

y their school Days Of tuition, Wednesday, md
Saturdays, and Mondays and Thursdays, at halfpsss
three o'clock for young ladies and young eentlsnsn-
aud wsltziug Class TO. 0entIsmen; wsdnssd.y I'D
Ali fashionable Dances including Polkas, Maxukas, and
Kedowas will be taught In the aforementioned Cassss.
vate lessons and Boarding Schools punetualy attended
ineodsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

Jerr tiseUN INoUkANCE COMfAN1,
Oysics NO. 70 WALL sr, OPPOSITE rnsEMHronAur'
kICHArsH.
THIS Company against oss damage
by Fire. dwelling houses wrrshoasss baildnss n go
goods and and dsserpticn
also against loss damage By slasd ~
's'''' ''' "'"'' DinEcToRs
Thomas W. Thoms, Elisha Hggs,
Thomss r WoodrrH Arson Baker,
X ri Rcb.ou M n Joseph Drake
Thomso, Pr;rs Jaseph Allen,
Tnsss TncLsr' lanes n. Holmes.
yo ,', y y. p.vsoa' William X iAorn,
r.ashE Srn,,-, Thomas Ncrrs;i
resoe;. p s.ss Eugene Dogsrt,
T.k.T M.rr,u. Robeu Srnifh.
''"a'o "'' THOMAS W. TH0RNE, rrssIdsai
20. +. Rurk. Sssrssuy. MMs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
E. A. KUTZ.
MANUFACTURED IMPORTER
NAUTICAL K MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS


$50 Water street, corner Of Bur!inx Slip, NJ r.
MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public,
w that he has constantly hand general Of
sextants Quadrants Compasses Spy Glasses Theodotes
themscal Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rules Themome
Barometes, Hydrometors Sscrometes Rules, Guntsr
Custom House and City Gaugers Gaugins and Vantage
and American Charts of all Of the World both general
and md plrne1lI HUNTS Toast riiot Bswdehs Es'Soi
cal AiInanacs, nc.
All the articles the line of the best materials
and hip, and warranted Sextans Qua
dran Compasses Glasses and all the articles the
above line repaired in the and
Goods to be repaired sent for and delivered
aulq ltaw re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

az FOR LONDON-Regusr Packet of the 10Th
~ November-The we'll known fast sailing pack ct ship
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Captain Alien 900 bur
then, will saIl as above, her regular day.
The accommodations for cabin cabin and seeage
passengers well known require Persons
intending embark should make Immediate application
board foot Of Maiden Lane, or to
JOSEPH McAfURRAY,
MIRO corner Of Pine and South streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

PW BYRNES & CO.'S
NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
w avpNvs 0FEICE
r. forming the public Of the United States that they con-
time despatch line OF first Ships and Packets
New York on the IL 9TH Il,h 18th 2l;t and 10th Of each
s.h and goth to Boston, aud stated periods Baore
also New Orleans during the healthy season; any Of
which parties for their euds to be brought
aud large the passenger in Liverpool
and having found the importance Of direct Agency tie
United states Tor the purpose OF placing within the OF
the fieads of the coming the immediate
respondence with establishments whom
they for attention. and favor towards their relations
F. " BYRNEs ( CO. offer many advantage. to pa..en.
gers which Others have attempted direct
ton by their ships from Ireland the United Staes they
have vessels durr the spring from Dublin. Cork
waterford Belfast and Londonderry, by which emi
their seaport and also that Of being landed of
the ports OF the United States to which ships from Ii
verpool nesrly az the same cost direct New York
7. w BYRNES & CO. have agents in all the seaport
towns IN Ireland from whence leave for
and in Of the interior who nve TO
emigrants ON embarkauon and by whom be
The who act for this Company the United States
NEW YoRK-Mr. Edward SAUL So South corner Of
BoSTON-Mr W. r. Mckay, So Mill street
PHILADELPHIA-Messrs.H c. Craig x Co.. Market
BALTIMORE-Mr. George Law.
NEW ORLEANS-Nlr. John Toole.
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE Drafts for amount, payable
sight the Provincial Bank and all It's branches,
all the principal of England and Scotland
p. w. BYRNEs & Co..
South ''IPe W. e. S MaIs III ssv CO.. 9o,f
s22 1m$m &c Waterloo Road Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

AGfS2S1 CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS
ZK&rX&1Ao Of 1900 tons and 40 horse power each,
-2&ts16& der contract with the Lords Of the admir-
H HAigIEEknNHiAATi. ..-...... CAPT Capt 4 Ryrls
Hnn,.DOnih. zap. r " Lott
CAMBRIA. -. Capt 6 IT, Z JudLa.
viii sail from Liverpool and Boston. via Hsan, a. fol-
yRoM boston. FROM LIVERPOOL
calcdonis... Nov. l, Britannia. Oct 90
britannia ......N0v TO- Acadia. NOV. =
Acadia Dec. l. Caledonia. 10,
Cambria Dec. 4.
PAssAeE MONEY.
From Boston to Liverpool. $40.
No Serths secured until paid for Thei: ship; carry er
surgeons No freight except specie received
days Of sailing.
FOR freight passage or any ossI Ifqs%iIn sPp,y to
A.KARNDEfI& co. IS, 6 wall St
In addition 20 the above line betxeea Liverpool and
Haliiar and Boston contract has been entere VITA
Her Msiestys government, to establish line between Liv.
erpoo and New York direct TIE steamships for this
being built and early due notice viii
the will sail every Saturday during eight
months and fortnight during the other mouths the
year: Going alternately between Liverpool, and Halifax
and Boston, and between Liverpool and New York s3r
&x&\ L!VERPOOL-Packet Of 2ist of November-The
A1s splendid, fast sailing and favori.e packet ship
hUTTiNGuER; 1000 tons burihen, Captain Ira Bursley,
will sui on saturday, November 2st, her regular day;
about embark Old Country will not ai to SEES
the advantageso be derived from selecting this line pre-
ference TO any other their eat capacity renders them
every comfortable and than ships of
small class and their accommodations for Cabin Second
CABIN aud Steerage Passengers well known
to those Of line Packets. Persons wi hing
S anN s not Of f to make Ss Sn fs foot
MAT &C South street, I'd door, below Burling slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
YACHT NORTHERN LIGHT FOR SALE.
kKR The undersigned, having concluded to wi thdrnw
MN from !" Yachting,n Offers for sale %. well known

G6R The underslgned, having concluded TO WI thdrnw
yass Ii iGH on
The Northern Ljrh, ]. substantially bull, of white
e ii S ss wales and
having berhs each and eight bsrhs eur Of which
forward cabin. afford sceommodafioni for u passenger.
being admirably calculated for yacht packet for
The qualities Of the Nortnem Light for sailing, as
boat are too well known to require further de'crp
For and other particulars apply the subscriber
40 : ~ ' VIZ. wi DSH6ST { a e s
r SAck A eAE4 on fS 9kD f "a tysK
ma fast sHd ;v1s psskes hp
% ON mo"d.y eh 'O Sovsm5e VIII sail
iseey % s to % faSwa 10 ns
for Cabin Cabin and fitted out
sa % e
ioS Of those embaEaS who should cali and see this SPLEEN
where For Passage in Cabin second Cabin and steeage
eariv should be made ON board foot Of Beekman
'''' % 70 ''e ROCHE, BROTHERS & Cog
NIL IS Fulton street, (neIt door TO the Fulton Bank
M Psefst, i! psesmSsr!Ths Sn. fast sailing Dr.
1a1k bark ADAM CARR, 400 TONS Capt. John Wright,
For freight passage, having splendid .eeommodnnons
apply on board '''' wooDHuTf MiNTTJhS
The b. bark Ann Harley Robert Scott
eeed the Adam Can and sail on her regular day. the 't
Skk ONLY REGULAR LINE OF NEW ON
MA LEANS PACKETS-The ships sail Tap
sscott's Regular New Orleans Line. in their proper
Packet ship. PALESTINE. Capt Mumford from foot Of
Packet ship VicKsBURG Capt, Berry Maiden lane,
Nov. al.
For passage " s,A;I .RFFzy fscor Sc South stree.
MIR doors below Burning Slip.
SkR- FOR NEW ORLEANS Louisiana and New
MN, York Line Regular Packet for Wednesday Nov.
spleudld sailing racket ship OSWf-
GO Johnson will positively sail as above her regu-
lar day.
For freight or passage having handsome furnished
modons apply board Orleans wharf foot OF Wall st,
orto - e. H. COLLlNsM CV % SCUM 81 -,
promptly forward all goods TO his address.
The packet ship sARTELLE will succeed the Oswego.
MD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16
NEW YORK: ALBANY AND TOY LINE.

= N ALBANY UIHECT,
FDm the pier at the foot of Courtlandt st,ess.
The lowpressnre steamboat EMPIRE, Captain B. Macy
the foot OF Courtsndt Tuesday, Thursdsy
nd Saturday sveningS, Il Eve O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM. II. Peek, will
leave On Monday. Wednesday and Friday svenings q
o'clock.
Pserge taking these Boats will arrive IN tins to take
the Morning Train Of Cars from Troy west to Buffalo, an
nortb TO Sa.atoga Whitehall and Lake Cnam plain.
the wharf "
No freight taken after ~ o'clock.
NOTlCE-AIl goods, freight, bank bills, specie or any
onsr nnd OF Yrepsy pos.evey At the owners risk jssf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

1. Troy MOkNlNO AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
iHU$M - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier at the foot OF Barclay street.
Lyuding AZ Peekskill, West Point, New
burgh HsnPon Milton. Poughkeepss, Hyde Park Rhine
secs y Red Hog BRISTOL, Caskiil. Hud,oa, Coxsaekie
EIeakfast and dinner ON board the boat.
The steamboat PIA0ARA, will leave on Morday Wsd
nesday and Friday Mornings A. Nj.
The. steamboat TROY, Captain 0orbam, on Tuesday
IN. sday and Saturday mornings, ~ o'clock
He arnsng opposite days.
wharf. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-16

may them bitterly to regret the money wasted in
obtaining sarred and sriped an increase of terri
tory As to the Mexicans paying the expenses of the
war they Will no doubt promise to pay but II more
than probable that the expense Of collecting will alb
sorb the interest and eventually cancel the principal
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-23
N IL wv r. 1 r. M.
CAWXN1EY MD

EwsfIE subscribers would respectfully inform
the public that they have entered into .
CO partnership IN the CABINET BLISE-
NESS, at ire old stand 81 y. *. Coliins "
Co., opposite the Universaiist church in Rn-
VIENNA, and are now prepared 10 accommodate
customers with any article Ia their line on
short notice. and at
Reduced prices for Ready Pay.
We intend 10 keeps good assortment coIi-
stantly on hand, and when a Job 10 made
TO order, we willpledge ourselves to make II
by the first promise, (unless sickness preyentj
or forfeit one third the price Of the article.
We will sella good '',5'55's
Cherry Bareas for $40
Breakf fast table from $50 $S. 20
Stands, good article, a. $50. ~, 90
and other work in proportion, and will warrant
our work to be made and finished IN work.
manlike manner. ssea ". t.
Z We intend to keep on hand an assortment
ofthe Screw Bed (new pattern) acknowled to
be the best in use, BY those who have tried
them. -
Also, d general assortment Of Chairs, Set
tees, &C., cheap. Fancy cane seats AZ % per
sett; common, at $3.50. Call and see them.
N. b. Various sizes Of EOEFINS on
hand, fniAhed In good style, at tredaceap prices.
People from a. distance will not be Obliged
to como the second time for collins Of ordina.
~ sine .e ag;sseiiaf "A. B. GRIFFIN. 3
~ ye{ssaa r. g. PHILLIPS. 81
Rayeura. ADrtl n IS. lR46. IfG 4 6m4 g.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-23
Sublime

! 1t was night. A thick murky gloom OBJ.
scured the moon. The wind in frghtfnl
gushes how]ed desolotely through the forests
ieafless branciIes--inost fitting night for
deeds Of horror. Awtully sounded the village
clock-told the hour of: Que. At this watch-
ing time Of night wild murderous looking
wretch stole forth from the woods. HE
beard was long and rough, his hair nnccmbed
and matted. Sayagely CLEANED his bloodshot
eyer, as he cautiously approached the spot
where his unconscious victim slumbered IN
peaceful innocence. The murderer smiled
al he listened to his breathing. He raised
the axe with one blow it deeply descended
into the skull ofthe sleeper, forth spilled the
blood-THB noe WAS DEAD! SO
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-23
FAsHLONAsB LIE
r ALL o. RI IN CT!

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
HI Rayenna and the surrounding country
thathe carries on the business Of TAILOR
ING in all its branches, two doorsieas Of
the Post Office. He regularly receives
plates Of the LATEST FASHIONS from
New York, and is prepared to fulfil all orders
in his line Of business in a tasteful and work
manlike manner. rs B. ~ sss.5 6s s
4 CUTTING done to order on the shortest
notice. Shop in the same building occupied
by William Gardner as shoe shop. Vi
Ravenna, January Z, i848. loft.