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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-01

BIRD's-EYE PIcTuREs.-We have been
thinking what magnificent series Of pic
lures might be seen by man standing on
the highest peak of the Alleghanies, pro-
vided his vision was bounded only by the
surrounding seas. Looking towards the
source of the Mississippi, he could see the
Elk and Deer and the Bear, rise from their
dewey couches and quench their thirst in its
pure water. How sublime too would that
Father of Rivers appear rolling onward
through solitary woods, smiling valleys,
and by the battlements Of splendid cities,
until it empties into that lap Of Mexico,
with every tree upon its borders glittering
in the beams of the rising sun.
On looking to the West, he would dis
cover in some deep valley in the Rockey
Mountains, the Indian on his bridleless
steed in full pursuit Of the Buffalo. While
dashing through thicket and stream, or over
the plains, the shout of the hunter would
startle the Eagle from his eyrie.- "A nlo-
ment more all would be be gone, and in their
path, nc nc sound would be heard but the drop
ping dew.
Turning Sonth his eye would rest with
pleasure on the boundless fields Of Cotton
and Rice, cleaning in the sun like snow;
or upon hills and savannas waving with
tbe magnolia, the lemon and the orange
tree. At the remotest corner Of his coun-
try, he would behold, stationed at its south
ern threshold noble city, the seeming
guardian other inland treasures.
And turning to the East his eye would
linger long on the Atlantic Ocean, with the
gorgeous cities, towns and villages on its
western shore. A thousand floating pala-
ces would meet his gaze, passing to and fro
over its sleeping waves; coming from eve-
ry cline under the sun, they would glide
into their destined haven those havens
teeming with buiness, life and Joy. How,
then, would the recollection of his coun-
try's greatness fill his mind with astcnish-
ment and bis heart with gratitude!-Cin-
cinnati Chronicle.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-01

FooT RoT IN SHEEP.--A subscriber in
Washington co. asks for remedy for this
troublesome disorder among sheep. We
have seen number of fine focks badly in
fected with foot-rot, introduced among them,
we are informed, by sheep purchased at
the Medina sale Of the Grove flock, in 1914.
Numerous remedies have been tried on
them, but the only person whom we have
seen that has thoroughly eradicated the O.
vii, is Mr.. N. P. Atkinson, a well known
experienced sheep farmer, near Wheeling.
Virginia, whom we had the pleasure Of
visiting the past week. His remedy is as
follows: sa
Make strong wash Of blue vitriol. and
water--say one pound Of vitriol to a gallon
of water; then with the sheep laid on a thei,
backs, in a troughto hold them easily. gc
|ouer the ,chols aock, and pare and clear
their hoofs; then apply the wash with {
swab;repeat the application after three days
and again in three days more, if badly af
fected. Ohio Culliuator.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-01

Staples, Clarke & Prentiss,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
ERC H "A N + 8,
No. l3, Front ST., between Main a. Sycamore
Cincinnati, O.
JAMES M. STAPLES, of the late firm Of Cal
houn s. Staples, F. ]. CLARKE, late Of the
firm of Clarke & Co.., of Beaver, Pa, and CY-
RUS PRENTiss, Of Ravnnna, o. ,have associated
for the transaction Of Generak Commission
and Forwarding business, in the large and
warehouse, No. Is, Front Street,
opposite the Steamboat Landing.
Our particular attention will be paid to the
sale Of Western Reserve Cheese and Butter,
and other northern produce and manufactures,
aud to the purchase and sale of Sugar, Mo>
Lasses, Coffee, and the products Of the South
ern couAtry, and Of this City generally, ExcLu-
sIvELY ON COMMISSION. X.
The usual advances will be made on con
interests and instructions of
owners cerefulIy regarded, and proceeds of
sales promptly remilted. p
We solicit liberal share Of patrons g {. trust
ing that our long experience in business, and
acquaintance with this market, to-.
gether with the favorable location of our Ware
house, will enable us to give entire .satisfac-
tion to all who may confide their business to ne.
Mr.. Robert Isbell, Of Portage county, will
attend to the sale and management of cheese
entrusted to their care. f.iF
STAPLES, CLARKE & PRENITSS.
Cincinnati, Feb. Q, 1846. 40f.
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ARRIVED AT LAST.
CYRUS PRENTISS

TTAS now received his Hardware,
l. i CrOckery, Groceries, Paints &
Dye-Stuas which makes his assortment
full and complete, embracing greater variety
than any other stock in this yillage and will
be sold as he has uniformly sold his Goods
during his entire residence (Twenty four
years) at lower prices for the general Stock
than any other concern in this TiitGge and
will continue to do so so long as he contin-
ues in Business notwithstanding the wind and
Gass that may be eminated from new or old
concerns. He would simply say that he has
been selling Brown Sheetings at 81, Z and 8
cents. Sole Leather, prime article, at l6, cts,
and heavy at Is cts. Alpaccas at 2 shillihgs'
Muslin Delains al go cts. and is now selling
Muffs ct Is shillings. But he has not Though,
them cheap enough to receive special notice.
The highest market price will be paid for
al. kinds Of Produce as usual.
Ravenna, Oct. 81, l845.
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Mt MtislfIIanp. |
For tie Sentinel.


For tie Sentinel.
Ode for the Atl Of July.
BY L. W. TRAsK.
Are our fathers spirits waking,
On this fair and genial dayf
And in triumph are they breaking
From the long imprisond clay?
Can those heroes, dead and CORY,
Sleep when their bright land is free
When blaze of light and glory,
Fills our cline from sea to seat
See! our country's brave defenders,
Stand in beautiful array
And while cloth'd in dazzling splendors,
Hear those honoi'd heroes say:-
'.Sons! ON ev'ry vale and mountain,
Gentle hill and aow'ry plain;
Thousands are with joy recounting,
All the bliss Of Freedoms reign.
SNOW, in climes beyond the ocean,
Tyrante die and letters break,
And, when warm'd BY your devotion,
Islands in the sea shall wake!
Thrones are falling-sceptres trembling,
Crowns have lost their magic power,
And the free in crowds assembling,
Hail this bright and rapt'rous hour!
"Guard the legacy we gave you,
Love the flag we first unfurld;-
Heroes blood was shed to save you
You may save groaning world! u,
"Sons! the field is fair and ample,
All the earth shall yet be free;-
And cheerd on by your example,
Shall rejoice in LIBERTY"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-01

ga STITCH IN TIME" THE following
toast was given by Gen. J. s. Tylor at the
recent dinner Of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company in Boston. 2sq
,"1he American Idylor-He has taught
the Nexicans, who have punned upon his
name, that he knows that stitch In t;me
snyes nirHe..o
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-01
Copper, Tin and sheet Ironware
MANUE.AcT A DRY.

AT Franklin Mills, Portage County, Ohio.
VNIIE subscriber would take this method
to inform the citizens Of Portage and the
adjoining counties that he has purchased the
entire interest of the above business and shall
manufacture and sell all kinds of ware in-
cluded in the above business as cheap as any
other establishment in the western country.
All kinds Of Job Work done on the shortes.
notice and most reasonable terms. Call and
will do your Jobs up nea: and cheap
With feelipg Of sincere thankfulness for past
fayors, would still solicit share of public
patronage. R. BRADLEY.
Franklin Mills, April 20, 1846. 47tf..
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PRICES COMING DOWN.

". I'D. CL fl R K s. C. u.
II EEP constantly on hand and are pre-
IN pared to sell carriages of all kinds
cheaper than any other establishment this
side Of Mason's and Dixon's line. They are
also prepared to do all kinds of custom work
with despatch.
For One Dollar i'm Cash
you can have your horse shod up new, and
that too, with the best Of Old Junietta iron,
with steel corks.
They will sell springs made Of the best of
Eastern Steel for l5a cents per pound (cash
aud warranted. All other work as low in
proportion for ready cash. Mallable wrench>
es, nut washers, &c. kept tconstantly on hand.
All work warranted. ..s.[
i, N. B. They will make difference between
cash up and cash down.
Ravenna, Oct. 90, 1845. .>s 2itf
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SAman inLouisiana plants cucumbers and
waters them with vinegar, the vines pro-
duce excellentpickles. "A
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-01

0ID, BUT GooD,--Why is counterfeit
note like whisper because it is uttered but
not aizosved [alodd.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-01

Hon. T..F Marshall, and Cassius M.
Clay 'havo each raised a voluntcercompony
for the war, 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-01
TAIL @ RI N2G.

TyHE subscriber would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens of Rayenna and
vicinity. that he has commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
two doors east Of Mr.. Kenl's store, where he
is prepared to do all work in his line on the
shortest notice and in the latest fashion, and
hopes by strict attention to business to re-
ceive liberal share of public patronage.
Cutting done to order and on the shortest
notice. JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, Nov. 96th, 1845. fy29.
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FAsHIONABLE
II AILO R NC!

JOtlN N. CAKUI IF1EkS, =
ID ESPECTFULLY informs hecitizens Of
HI Rayenna and the surrounding country
that he carries ON the business of TAI L OR.
ING in all it's branches, two doors east 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 tasteful and work
manlike manner. &
CUTTING done to order on the shortest
notice. Shop in the same building occupied
by William Gardner as shoe shop.
Rayenna, January Z, 1916. 81 lott. .
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J. NJ. STAPLES. r. J.CLARKE. c. PRENTIss
Concinnati O. Latecf Beaoer Pa. Rauenna O
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TLOTHS.-Fine Blk. French cloths, Cit
~ ron Green cloths. fine Olive Green cloths,
fine. Blue cloths, fine Blue black cloths, fine
Brown cloths, fine Drab cloths, fine Steel
mixed cloths. fine Cadet cloths al ss Il
AOct. ~. 1845. PRENTISS, VII
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LARGE assortment Of Lahreth''
- celebrated Garden Seeds, cop &
1914 just received and for sale BY
sBfsat O. w. HENDERSON.
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Plantation Medicines.

The Subscribers, aware of the importan 70
to Planters and Farmers of having Medicines,
which can be relied on as
Fresh and Genuine,
Have taken particular care in the selection of
their stock, and from the arrangements ii ey
have made in London, Paris and New Yo K,
tor receiying constant supplies, they will al
ways be prepared to furnish Planters and
Physicians with Medicines which they gu n
antee OF superior quality. SICKLES e. %,
Druggist, No. "a, Magazine street,
lnporterh and deulers in DRUGS & MFi r
ClNES, PAINTS, OILS and DYb STUFF 8.
have just opened their new Wholesale Dug
Store, and are now receiving a splendl sst IT.
ment of Fresh and Genuine Druls aid
Medicines, which they offer for sale at p,ilsf
according to, quality. afa
January II, 1885,
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ffENTS OYershoes for aale bY
NJ Eichslsieiu 4 Co
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WLHFWNFE
Bird Bye, Broad Florence Braid, Neap,
Polilan, and Fancy Lawn Bonaetts.
BOOTS, SHOES \ BRoGANs N.
Ladies' Slippers, and Gaiterseof alldsinds
and qualities, and many other goods
whiehnwe will sell atthe low 'st possible
prices and we would say 10, Cash Gusto-
tomersthat we are disposed TO giVethem
the best possible bargainsiloF their mons
ey and will always makea difference pl
from 3 to 90 per cent for cash. ~
Please give Us 4 call and q fair trial,
ton. I'm
Canton, APril26, i845.s4 ai1a s,. ael q.
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- Boxes Peters Pills, Just received and
IL for sale BY p. p, Ward & Co.
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III ENTLEMANS LADIES

Ma Geatlemen's Summer peGr.M
Consisting Of Black Drap D.Ete, Black
Marine, Neapolifan CLOTH Fancy Gam
broom, Cotionadesi that willandElTa 2,
Fancy Summer Casimeres and aagrsat
variety OF other goods lfortsummeh use.
sfashi0nahlh black and ayaf II
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.H.aM nIE.LINEHa.

H @HNANa We @4 --M
Ed i{EEFE 81 fIgEBs & @'trEAkl
ny, ~ .sm.ilsagR gDUG Us asg
iiila boar zaM b AEp5aa sse3 EtgEaL
G-s8fA65aaIeM
.b5s0nsa sheEaeais IRE etio
100 10 KEcK BuRGa MISS. IgO0
N1EEIlamqke libefalseash advances
~ bon cotton shipped toadi % ago al
"a Co. 2
Az moll ms1 3ga view ofEsanS! aSy
Aiso agent for The sale q Messrs,
CaFryof, Washburn e Co.'s celebrated
GIN which he has . large
and choice supply 20 hand. M
XitksbWg, August I6, i8t5 -
va VIM. LAUGHLIN g. CO.. =
COM MI SsION MERCHANTS
yal No. 9o; Gravier street. t52.
!, n, sNEW ooRRLtEFiAANsa LaAc.scs6 ID.
ML ID
Kaug hlin, SearIes ,S CO,
60 MMIssIoN ARG AlNTs'
sg5ot,se .e,as Leyee Street 45r
vICKsBURG, MISS, agetss
W. are always pEepsred to fnrnlsh
on T. friends with BAGGlNGANl
ROPE WESTERN PRODUCE NE
GRO ELQTAlNG and GROCERIES.
at the loves possible market brales,-
.WeoWill give PaTtlcular attention to re-
.ceiyipg and forwarding Merchandise
as well as Cotton, Misunderstanding
fol, Shipping Cotton to our New Orleans
House, except expenses actual " meurr''
Cd For shipping to other houses (Which
werwip attend 10 promptly and agreeably
to instrucliops)we cllaEgethe usual rates
Liberal advances will be gmade uPor
Coltonduring the seOsoU,f ,ga dalat
LAUGHLIN, SEARLES &-C0.
July-19, l845.93ssgg 5m.
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VIE nndersig6e "a s.OOl
from The Nd 4s'. ps
Plete assortment & la'gs
~
Consisting in pstl e
French, EnTliss
O. all qOlots aud og.l
Calicoes, French ass
cosss, french MoassIiDs
I@Hea Do colored I'M.
G G and black ms, o,.'
red white and yellow 'Ha
Goats wors.ed Serge. sIE
Swiss Maslius, Linen Y
do, linen Lawns, Iri.I
and bleach Cd DiaOs,s y lsRs,
STA, Irish and Scotch II
un6leacht d Domestic \ s'ss
and PLAIN, linen Gambia slas'y
Eerchlet, coloreds ID, Ss
embroidered Msrino ss s'Sc.
Silk Gloves, Cashmere
Buckskia, doa worsIsd NJ
fine embr'd Tibet sbs NJ
fine MeFino, Do, DanSst'
clothes Casimsrass,
Fine black Broad Clotbs yss
mefes, gold plaid, a., Bi.sa
Go.' black 3 Do, figured bssvS s'I,
Ie""S' Oaslmeres, do. As1.'.
Kennebeck, do, printed S |.
mOnd, DO, Kerssys; E,s ss,.l'la
10 black wool dyed Cloth.
,9LGB1rEr1r
Blanket Goats Of III on.I;,
coats, black Over d. nv. sIl 4
Jeans, do colpred cIoib n 4
mere coats, mixed SaiiustS ~ KY \.
90. Satin, Silk, DO. S1ttne N. \
Fancy, do. Plaid Jeans, ID. ~ ~
DO, Fancy Cashmere, a.. s1a NJ n,
imere. w sa'
SHIRTS, COTTON \ WooLNDa,
cotton and wooden Undsrbirh,
Psnders, Goodyears Z e3s1a
Webb, do9 Polka,do aud cOrru,S
n HOSIERY,
Fine Lambs wool Hose, 6Isekl
do, black Muslin Do, While ii
black cotton, do,
HATS AND CAPS
Fine Beaver Hats, casims,
do, Russ a, do, Wool, ID, HisRI,
fine cloth do, Morocco d., s1 /
40 Imitationdo, andlglassa d
30 NNAT IFS. \
Velvet Bonnets, fancy satin d.
70, zePhyrS do, LeghOfn Slrs
ombazine do
Boo s, 81 rs ana BIZ
Fine calf peg b / Boots, Eip
soRed calf do, peg do, Ladies
Slippers; walking shoes, fsnci
kip lace Boots, kip Belied Buski
India rubber OvershCes, Ladies
A. CUTLERY a.
Knives and forks, scissors, teal
spoons, thimbles, walters, inr
Trays, end also . yarieiy6f Z
Fancy articles
Bngle Necklaces, jet hair Pins
pins, fancy tuckirg combs, AZ
Shell do, Buffalo and born 90,
pins, hooks and eyes, hair brus
buttons, bone, coat and oVeFcOa
And a variety Of other al
tedious to mention, all Of whirh,
ourselves t. sell at a very small ps
New York prices for
CASH and CASH ON
.g54lE EIgHEISTEll
Nov 90 1Qd5 stei
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n ewGoO08M WdtR ROOdsl

ID eWGo6dS@ We've Goods
OH s W. 8. Heard GgC6l "a
WV0UED respectfully inform their
" friends and CUSTOMERS that
they are now receiving rom New York
q. large and beautiful variety Of VI
Spring and Summer Goods
Consisting ansparboGa great variety Of
LAWNS, BALZORINES a0RGAN-
DIE GINGHAMS yCABALTERNS, a
new article for Eadieg dress! PRINTS
Of every style5 Mdslina work. Collh
Thread Aaces, and Edglugs, Lisie, DO:
dos EDIT .k97lossia used esd ,0@
SUPERIOR FRENCH GIN NS
Scotch Lawn do, beautiful prihted Scotch
Lawn and Lawn Gingbams, Jaconett
and Swiss muslins, Tape, 9check,n do
Linnen Pocket Handkerchiefs, French
caMbtic do. irish Linnen, Damask Ia;
bic cloth, Damask Napkin, a superiot a
ticIe; Brown Scotch BarhsIey Drill, Su-
petiof French do.,,a White Satin Striped
and check French Satin Drill a superior
article. Feather Fans, Of Chinese man!
ufactuess, Black and white, French pain
ted Screens 900 lbB .Ds s6 ah'A !
Mh.a- Mr. Ito FH
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EIRE ER0lE
60 WT0N SHE'D,

GO WT0N SHE'D.
Agent Of the firm ofMesfs BuekneF
49, Sisdtbd, Cotton Electors, New
Orleans, 4 have completed d 'ai2 IA.
FIRE EFJOf. OttON Shed
in Yazoo City, which is now ready for
the reception 81 Cotton.
Believing from. the late Fires which
We have had here and which resulted So
seriously to the injury or the planters.
That such a Building fs highly necess-
sary. inasmuch as It will prove to be a
perfect guarantee against FIRE, thereby
saving to those who may store their Cot
ton here, the extra charge Of Insurance.
am prepared 10 receive and forward
freight Of every description having a
First rate Warehouse exclu.
sWelylfor that purpose. Fam also pre-.
pared to furnish those who may entrusl
me with this business, with
BAGGING AND ROPE
And all other articles Of Plantation Su
plies.
My charge for receiving and Shipping
Cotton, is 90 cts. per Bale, (makIng nc
charge for Bill Ladihg).--WiII make lib
eral Cash advances on Cotton in hand,
making no charge of Commission fol
Advancing Simply charging interesI
unit the advance is refunded. 1850
To those who may entrust me with
their business | promise myself to use
every cxertion to give entne satis(ac
lion. sb 10 up. O'DONNELL, Agent
August 8, 1885, aaaf Am.
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new DRUGSTORE.

ilIho subscribershage justreceiYed and
are now openings al GENERAP AS7
SORIMENTfo Of Drugs, Medicines, &c.
AH Of which are Fresh andnGenu-
ine.--Their stock is composed in part
of the folp@ib b Fllcfe
Alcohol, Acids psr Juice, LiyeTYort. Gar
sorted, Annatto, An spentet's Syrup, Liq-
I~timonys Arrow Root, {uorice, LilhaFge, L0-
Arsenic, Aquafortis, fbelia, Eogwood, Lamp
Assafoetida, a lum, black, Lancets thumb
Aloes, BrandyCogs and spring, Bozenges
niacs Barley, bla0k1 Worm& Cough Mag
Lead, sBorax, Barba- nesia, Mercury, Meze,
does Tar, Burgundy rions, Nader, Myrrh
Pitch, qBucha leaves, Motphia snlph, Nux
BoleA menib, Balmcof2 tVomica, Nipple glass
Columbia, Blue Stone, ses and shield, Nnrs-
Bedpans, Brushes as ing bottles, Oils, Opt
sorted, Calamus, Cal um, Opodeldoc, Orris
omel, C%amphor, Cam Root, Piperine, Pink
wopdd Gantharides, Rect, Palm Soap, Pu+
capsicum, cobalt, chalk mice Stone, paintbrush
redldnd French, Cas- es ass'd, Pills, d vari-
tile Soap CASTOR Oil, oety, Port Wine; Quiz
Cinchonau Flaya, Coz miner S,ulgPh pnre-
clinical, Colocynth Quassia Rasped, Rhu
Apple ana Puly, Cor barb, Rochelle Salts
petSs, Cobalt, Corro- Rotten Stone, Rhatany
bive Snhlimate, Cream Root; Red Preeipltate
Tsrtar, Chrome lYel-hsand whlte;o Red Sand
low, Chamomile flow .,ers, Rose Pink, Row.
ers, Gardamon seed and's Tonic mixture,
Court plaster, cathet Soda Super Carb, So
ters, Clipping glasses, tda powders, SAL Soda,
Clemen'sJndian Ton saffron, Sage, Sarsapas
ic, an Gnflliable cure rillanFoot Scammony,
for fever and ague,O Seidlitz powderB,
pigitalis, Dovers pow Snake root, Senpa,
deIs, Elatefium, 5Ex- 9Shella oyspbnish brown
tracts, Emp Adhesive, Spts Nitre .DGIcs do,
Emp RobeTsns, Emp TpEpsntile, Sponge,
Hydfafgari, Epson s9uills, Snuff, Sem,
Suits, Emery, FErgot, Chimpod, sdgdt lead,
Essences, Fenni G. Spread %plastefs, Scar
reekseed, Flake Mans i6eatorsS Syringes as
ma, Flax seed, Fustic,l sorted, Sulphur, Tar
GaliIpots ass'd, CALLS tar Emetic, Traga-
Gamboge, glue, gums capth Gum, Turpen-
Hemlocks Hops, Hens tine, Taploca, Tur-
rvs MRgpesia Gen, sIner's Csrate, Tine
Hyoscianius Fol. Hays tures,, Umber, Ungt.
Linament, House,s, DO Hyd. Nit. IVA Ursi,
lceland& Irish Moss, sYalerian Root, Yene-
Indigo, Iodine, lpe. ti9n red, Veratrine,
cac, lslnglass, Jalap, 'Vafnishes assorted /,
Juniperberries, Ivory Vefm tug Kolms-
black, Kino, Kreosote, toeksW Whiting Waters,
Kermess Mineral, La Window Glass ass'd.
PTS Calaminariss, Lead White Lead YELLOW
Lemon Syrup, Lime ochre, Zinc for gins,
Together with a great variety 81 articles
not enumerated, which they are dispos-
edsto sell on the most reasonable terms,
for CASH, or on short time to punctaal
asaisrS..2a hla2ds bsss gsw $3.50
Physicians, Planters, and The public
are ihyitedt to calland examine our stock.
PRlESTLEY g. MOSBY. ,
near s. gE5 Corner Public SQUARE.
| Canton, Miss. ADTir 26ss8451stitF s1s5
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White Broom Hats

Pearl Hats, Broad Brim, Beaver, foroold
gentlemen, Panama Hats, Leghorn do.
Palm leaf do, a great variety of5raH
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-04-04

! ilIho subscrIbeTs have lustreceiYed and
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-05

He missed him, and was Immediately arrested.
His name was Joseph Hersel. He said he was
weary Of life, and resolved upon this course as
a means Of meeting death.
A Paris paper; the Courier Franeais, says
that the Mexican Government has demanded Of
France and England their mediation to put On
end TO the war with the United States, and the
departure of the Psyche has been delayed seve-
raj days in order that it may carry the answer
to this proposition-doubtful
At Berlin, on the 22d, Mr., Wheaton, the
American Minister, took his leave Of the King
Of Prussia, and Mr.. Donelson was received in
private audience.
Report Of the Cotton Market, Aug. Sow.
ing to the visit Of Prince Albert, and the festi'
vities consequent thereon, the Cotton market
has been closed from the 29th ult. till to-day
The market closed after the holidays with an
animated demand. The sales are estimated a
10000 bales, mostly all for the trade, very littl,
being bought either for export or on specula
ton. No change has been reported in prices
but those last quoted are maintained with ex
IRENE frmness.
A further fall in the value of grain had ia
ken place, and harvest operations are proceed
ing rapidly. The quality of the wheat is finer
and the yield greater than last year.
Since the Great Western sailed the arrival Q
produce has been small-public sales at pre-
sent declined. Business transacted on the q
ult. was very limited. Wheat declined I'd. t
Sd. per bushel, and Flour Sd. per barrel. FrOr
the quotations of that days night, Indian Cor
was in demand for expectation to Ireland. A
Havre the Cotton market was devoid Of animr
ion.-RiGdelphiG Sat. EV. Post.