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n1rnIcAI. GAI.vANlsM

THE medical effects Of Ga!vanism daily attract
i ing increased attention, and tl- most positive re-
suits demonstrate its value in large number OF com.
plants. They mostly of character beyond the
reach of ordinary medical ART and il ia therefore, that
this new agent peculiarly worthy of attention. Nei-
raleia Tic Doorenx Nervous Headache Para ss, Apo
pIexy Fls PalpaIions, deficiency OF nervous and phy
steal energy may be traced 10 dlsordered state Of the
system and are therefore under that class o.
beneficial. The most approved mode Of Application IS
nv means Of the Gavanic Rings, Belts, Bracelets and
Magnetic Fluid Of Dr. Christie, which are at once Inc
most safe certain and efficient method al present
known These articles are used with the most perfect
convenience and the great and beneficial influence
they exert must be witnessed 10 be believed.
or Prepared and sold by 4. b. & D. SANDS, Drug
gists 100 Fulton street, corner of William. New York.
Sold, also, by DUvAL x PURCELL, Agents Main
street Richmond, Virginia. and hy Druggists generally
throughout the United States Price, 81 per hottlr OF
six bottles for s.. Nov ::
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NOTICE

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN. who ran show diploma
n from a College Of good standing IN the STATE AMI
also testimonials OF good mora character and who ha'
had some experience teaching wishes L. procure u
III ltion a. teacher lie well assured that lie Car
give satisfaction 10 ans who may wish employ HIM.
All !eueis directed 10 r. g. W, wilkinson vile 7. q.
Chesterfield county, Va viii be thankfully received.
Nov l3-ctf
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.

by virtue of decree Of thr Circuit superior Court Of
- Law and Chancrry for the county 81 Lonisa, pr
nnlnced the 10Th day of September sit the under
signed therein appointed Commissioners for thai inr-
pose will proceed on TUESDAY. The 18th day Vi De-
c-mhrr e. II far II not the next TAR day thereaitt
10 offer sale hy public auction. the premises The
valuable property belonging to The E-tlr Of The late Dr.
James VI. Morris, known a tie ~ RID MILLS, stu
ated lr Suithanna river. N the county ni LOUISA.
These Mills have ftr many years enjoyed high rspu-
talon and an extensive custom. They consist "i 4
Flour Mll, Grl-t Mi and saw Viii, AL ~ good repair.
Tract Of Land conaInin. iOu acres, - attached 70
the Mills. 4 portion cf this Will he sold with the Mills;
some part will probably br detached Tor The accomno
darioB at purchasers.
TERMS DF SalG as follows The purchase mo.
ney liz dt, ldrd into thee eqnii instruments, payable
IN one. and three yeafs iesprctlscg-tie prrcha-
-er giving bond with approved security, and the title
being withheld until the bnai payment.
EUGENE DAVIS, c,,.s
Oct 3I-ctds RiCuD. q. MORRIS ~ -
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
NEs

ON MONDAY, the 3lth day e December next, Il
~ fair, II not thr next fair day. VIII hr sold, tor
cash. pubic auction, TIE United states hoiri,
the town Of Fredericksburg, forty likely ami vaua-
biz Negroes. Among them ar. twO very good Cooks
and one excellent Carpenter The sale will commence
al u O'Clock. WA. H. rIlZHCGH, Executor
No.. i7-ctts Of WIN. Jones dectased-
T~r- Whip VIII cnpy as above.
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NTUFrS! MUFFs! MUFFS l.!-Received
lll per schr. Lynchburg large and full as
soument OF Ladies NJ ufIs which Tor beauty car
no, be passed in his or any other marke'.-
For sale low By OSCAR COUNT,
Nov. l9 No. Ex hange HoIeL.
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Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 80. Certificates Of
Packages of 26 Whole Tickets sl0; 20 halves 50; 70
quarters 81 80.
Gr In addition 10 the above, there are smaller
Schrmes-Capltas ranging from $4,000 10 S2O,UOU and
Tickets from 81 To S5-drawings oil which received
daily
Orders for Tickets aud Shares, and Certificates Of
Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, will receive
the most prompt attention, aud an account Of each
drawing will be sent when requested, 10 all who order
Tickets from T. Is. PENDLETDN,
Richmond Virginia
On all letters enclosing cash or Prize Tickets, the
postage, az usual, need not be paid. Nov. IL
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nLEicvlE'S
DR.. CHRISTIES GALVANIC CURA-
TJVES

TINE Rheumatic season IS rapidly approlchiag ana
i the victims Of that most prevalent painful com
plant Of variable climate, are beginning 70 orrau
Christr's Gavanic Rings, Bands &c, have been ser
vceable in this disease and of many startling cures
that we believe have been effected solely BY lneir
readers and recommend TO them trial of their eiica-
~ Tine cost Is very tfing, and The chance i"r valu-
able ben tit makes tne matter well worthy 4 rial.
For further particulars, see advertisement IN another
mari Of this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis by application 10 the agents this city Messs
buVAL &c PURCELL, Druggists, lI7 .ian 81, Rich
mond ", Nov. 20
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NEGRO SALE,

NEbho DALE
UlY OF decree of the County Court 81 l-unsn.
Id bufg Tor a division between The heirs II law Of An
derson larlsy, deceased, shall On MONDAY. the l4ih
dav Of Uecembrr neat a, innrnbni: Court House, u
brinp co,rt day proceed To sell Ia the highest bidder
eaht ar len likely Negroes belonging IL the Estate 81
the said Bag-y, decreased; consisting nf Men, We
men Boys ana Girls all young and very likely among
them a first rate Blacksmith.
Purchasers giving bonds with approved security.
NV aO-r:Iw X. II. ALLEN, Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
iis Mcns, Kendall g. Atwatcr
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION


On WEDNESDAY, lie >: December, com
mencins al . o'clock, We hall sci a, cur Ware
house, A large and valuable assortment oi Fresh
AMI Seasonahir DRY GOODS, how III store
ana receiving l!om New Yor,, Philadelphia aud
Baltimore. The sale viii IL wihuu. reserve,
and worthy the attention Il iir Hate. iarlicu-
lars IN future advertisement. Terms IL sale
KENT, KENDALL & ATW ATER,
Nov. rs Aucuonetrs.
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ID. Paine 81 Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
THE attention Of those who huy, and those who
j never bought before, IL called Ia The following
large and extraordinary brilliant Schemes, under The
management of D. PAINE & CO., Managers, for the
month of November. The Tickets ale received, and
Prizes can he had by sending orders Ia
Z. W. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia.
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Nov. 2o-cwsw JAMES ". MATTHEW'S. u. z.


7 IUIHI VT VlL III LIMIT 'L1-''I"'. "'-'I''
~ aud held Tur E-seS Iunniy a. tile Court il"u>r IA
TappaIannock, On linz 10Th dag II November, I-'I:
On the motion of Milton u. Faser and ir other 6i-
tributes III Estate ii William II. fisfcr, .rf--rd,
II il ordered thar all persons who may hove claims
araiust the SAID deccdtn. exhibit tr same Tor se'tr
mcnt on The first day Of February nrNii and re. COPY
Of this order be published i"f eight WEEKS IN the Rich
mond enquirer pabiislr-d IN thu city ~
Richmond and that another copy thereof be posted al
ihr front door The House Of this county
several Court days.
a Copy. Te>te,
JAMES VI. MATTHEWS, y. q,
Sov a0-cw2m. FIR James ROY Mc,n Clerk.
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Tickets SO; halves s. quarters . 81. Certificates cf
Packages Of 2f Whole Tickets slr &c halves 50; u
quarters 81 50.
S4J- Orders for Certificates Packages single Tick
els and shares in any II the above Schemes, address
ed 10 the undersigned will receive the mpsi prompt al
tention aud an of each drawing foru art-d
j. G GREGORY 4 90 Managers,
Oct IS Richmond, Virginia.
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Whole Tickets slU halves 5; quarters ? 50.

WHUIt IIIhttESIV, TIIIVts ., VITdTItTs : q.
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct the
Price Of three Tickets
We have every day Lotteries from 10 twenty dol
lars and when remittance i made to III. lasg- or
small, will always invest in the most popular ot'-
RES On hand. The drawings srnt when requested, 10
all who order from The cash for NIL Capitals can
be had usual sight On all letters enclosing cash
or Prizr Tickets The postage need not be paid. The
Tickets the above Lotteries received, and all
drrs adore sed will The prompt aud
idental attention. Address
u. PAINE & CO, Managers,
Oct - Richmond, Va.
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Tickets Sl0 halves 5: quarters 80 Certificates
Of Pac OF % Wholes $780, a6 halves 60, 70 quar-.
ters 30.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass O. for 1896, to be drawn
November -.
76 Number Loitery-i5 Drawn Ballots.
Sch.
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Rigscr's Prize office.

MAKE your selection. and, for Pr1cs, forward your
lVl orders To
JOHN D. BIGGER, Richmond Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1916.
$4,000. 10000! 5000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. A. 10 he drawn
on Saturday, November aI- lsa6, nj Wilmington, Del.
IS Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand scheme:
Capital Prize of s3a,noo prize Of $3.50
a0uD 20 = 25D
s.0uO 20
COCO ~ 5On
1000 ~ - 300 &c.
Tickets ei0; halves s. quarters 20. Certificates Of
Packages oil 81 Whulrs slua 81, shares in proportion.
1925 DOLLARS! 10000
ANY two numbers, S;n melt.
ANY single number, 10 nett.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. -, 10 be
drawn ST Wilmington. Delaware on Saturday Nov. -,
lsiG. - Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Capitals
Prize of Sl5,2 Prize of S2,5ah
10000 = Prizes of anon
.,HgU > $50
5000 20 " $50
. 3,aa: - . 900, &c.
Tickets S0: halves 5. quarters 50.
:c.r The cas. Tor prizes WHILE paid At sirh hy
Bit.1LR.
s Orders H.. tickets in the above 10 Any l"tirry
advertised IN another cnlnmn by u. FAME q 70. Ma
nagrrs oi lotteries III br promptly attended -, ii al
drr,Spdto JOHN u. BIGGER. richmond, Va.
Oct %
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
IS Dog DOLLARSI 10 900 !

ANY Two numbers, S2h melt.
Any single number, ~ neil.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 4o, 10 he
drawn n Wilmington delaware, on Saturday, No
vcmbrr aoh lsi6 IS Nos, II ofawn.
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,. G.. Gregory & so.

MANAGERS, 40. iOl, MAIN STREET,
INI RICHMOND, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER. le4s
Alexandra Lottery, Class N, Tor lei6, to he drawn
November 81.
~ Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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3strDt,tonU azeaatatrEr.
LOTTERIES.


SUCCESSOR TO d. NJ. HOfT0
Lotiery Office, No 3 Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia.
r5NlIE Undersigned successor 10 D. NJ HoYT, presents
to his friends. and The old patrons OF the nfhcr the
following Splendid Galaxy OF Schemes In be drawn d'l
ring ie month"; and particularly calls their attention 10
the Splendid Lottery for the l4th-Sh0 0t0, Of 10000,
Capitals; and also $40 coo for the 2is They
w"rthy the attention Of adventures, and every one
should have chance for tie fortunes which are thrown
in his way
Make your selection, and Tor biz Capitals address
f. Il fESDI.ETUN, Richmond
+. S. Orders i'll ell cases strictly confidential.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1916.
Alexandria Lottery, Class N, for lS4f, 10 be drawn
al AIeAandril, Nov. alst
7e Number Ioilery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
prize of S2lDIO % prizes Of 81 500
1900 30 /" ,2UD
10000 50 :" loo
$3.50 60 I" 500
1900 &c &c.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 3D. Certificates Of
packages OF % Nholes Sla0-shares IN proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass O. for 1876, to be drawn al
Alexandria, November 2-th.
IS Number LotteTy-l5 Drawn Ballots.
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Tickets $40; halves ,; quarters = 30. Certificates
az Packages of 70 Whurs Slu 70 halves -, % quar-
=. 81
T Orders far Tickets, and Shares and Getfrarrs Of
Packages the above splendid Lotteries, Tor smaller
ones that drawn ever day ~ the week, enclosing
cash rzc Tickets viii receive the mot prompt A.
ten;inn. aud official account - rarn drawing sent
Immediately after il - over, 10 all who order from
Nav j. r. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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! Iii
Alum, /. G. white alum, formerly white
alum and blue stone, per 100 cattes U
hniseed OIL, not formerly contained in the
tariff, per loo catties
Cassia oil, mot formerly contained In the
tariff, per 100 caIties 0
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Alexandria Lottery Glass o. for lsi6, To be drawn al
Alexandria, November 2eth.
IS Number Lotteiy-l5 Drawn Ballots.
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T,cnets so. nalyrs :; 1,aritr.a ~. Crflraes Of
Packages ii - ,rlors cnt. si0 - halves 90 quar-
trrs ~.
Alexandria LOTTERY Class =, i"r l-;d To he drawn Al
Alexandria, NJ. rm.,rr 18TH.
:. xunb., In.tr,y-t, Drawn I{alIui.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. a.. 10 he drawn
Saturday, November aIt, lsi6, nj Wilmington Del.
IS Number Lottcry-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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295 DOLLARSl 10000

Tickets ei0: halves 5; quarters 20. Certificate
Packages OF 81 Whurs slua 81, shares in pfoponlo
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DOCTOR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

4 Copy. Tfstr,
Nov. 20-cw2m MAR. ". MILLER, &. G. G.
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Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 3D. Certificates Of
packages OF % Wholrs Sl20-shares in proportion.
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are accustomed to pay at the date Of this treaty
ARTICLE XIE.-So goods board any merchant
vessels Of the United States IN port are TO be ranshr
ped 10 another vessel unless there be particular
sion therefore, which case The occasion shall be cer
6d By the consul 10 the Of CUSTOMS who
appoint officers TO examine into the facts, and
mi, the transhpmsn And If any goods be iranshpped
without such application, inquiry, and permit. they
shall be subject 10 be forfeited TO the Chinese govern
ment.
ARTICLE Xv.-The former Limitation Of the trade
Ct foreign nations certain persons appointed at Can
ton by the government, and commonly called hong
merchants, having been abolished citizens OF The Jul
ted States engaged IN the purchase or sale Of goods OF
import export, admitted 10 trade with any and all
subjects OF China, without distinction; they shall not
be snhec; 10 any new limitations nor mpeded IN their
business by monopolles or other injurious restrictions.
ARTICLE XvI.-The Chinese government will not
hold 'se responsible for any debts which may happen
10 he due from subjects of China 10 citizens of the Uni
led States, for frauds committed by them; but citi-
lens the United States may seek redress in law; aud
on suitable representation being made TO the Chinese
local authorizes through The consul they win cause
due examination in the premises, and take all proper
steps compel satisfaction But in case the debtor
Dead or without property, have absconded, the cfe-
dor cannot be ind emnhed, according 10 the old sys-
ten Of the hong called And IL citizens Of the
United States be Indebted subjects Of China the lat
Ter may seek redress in the way through the con-
sui but without any responsibility for the debt on the
part Of the United States.
ARTICLE SVlI.-ClIzens of the United States. re-
siding or soourning at any Of the ports open 10 foreign
commerce shall enjoy all proper accommodation in OBJ
shng houses ana places OF business, or IN hiring sites
from the Inhabitants which TO construct houses and
places OF business and also hospitals churches, and
m-tefes The local authorities Of the governments
snail seec; In concert the for the objects
having due regard to the feelings Of the people The
location thereof; and the parties interested will x the
nnh' oy mutual agreement, The propretors on the
s not demanding any exorbtant price, The
Sn's on the other unreasonabiy insisting particu
Wv" hut each conducting with justice and mode
,." And any Dissertation of said cemeteries by sub
law. "a' shaii DC severely Pohisueo according 10
Is. The places of anchorage of vessels of the Uni
,eam,n = - Citizens Of the United States, merchants
In m. nmis s'lourning there, may pass and repass
their ueasm ne'shborhcod; but they shall not, at
s villages large. NOR saa ' thew repair 70 p"Ss
and in fr.na purpose Of d,sposing o. goods unlawfuy
AND order The preservation Of III. nubI,e peace
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Gold and silver bullion and specie, duty free
Class 10.
Cotton, and fabrics Of cotton, &c, canvass
from IS To 100 chin long, and ! chin 7
tsun To ? chin 2 tsun wide. per pirce
Cotton, allowing S per cent. for tare, per
lG0 catiies o
Long white cloths, IS TO 100 chin long and
chih tsun 10 chin tsun wide. for
merly divided into superior and inferior
fine cotton cloth, per piece
Cambrics and muslins, from 50 to GO chih
long, and 2 chin tsun To chin tsun
wide, per piece
Cottons, gray or unbleached domestic,
&C., from IS to 100 chin long, and
chin to , chin 9 tsun wide, formerly
Chased as coarse long cloths, per piece
Twilled cottons, gray, same dimensions,
per piece
Chintz and prints Of al kinds, from GO 10
rs chin long, and from chin tsun to
3 chih tsun wide, formerly called or
pamentcd or lowered cloth, per piece
Cotton yarn and cotton thread, per 100
caities
Linen, fine, not formerly in the tariff.
from 50 to IS chin long, and chin
tsun TO 2 chin 2 tsun wide, per piece
Bunting, per chang
All other imported articles Of this class,
as ginghams, pulicats, dyed cottons,
yelyeteens, silk and cotton mixtures,
and mixtures Of linen and cotton, &C.,
S per cent. ad valorem.
Class ll.-Fabries Of silk, roollen,
Handkerchiefs, large, above schih bun,
each,
Handkerchiefs, small, nndsr chin tsun,
each
Gold and silver thread, superior or real,
per catty
ton, per catty -
BroadcIoths, Spanish stripe, &c, from 3
chin tsun 10 chin tsun wide, per
chang
Narrow cloths, as long ells, cassineres,
&c, formerly classsd as narrow wool.
lens, per chang
Camlets, (Dutch,) per chang
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20
From the New York Sun, of May ii.

An intense excitement prevails
throughout the city, and every item of
news-every rumor and conjecture re-
lative to the war-is sought after with
the greatest anxiety The mail from
Washington has just arrived, but unfor-
tunately'it brings uothing south Of Rich>
mond, Va. "1 ''''.3 '.'
Santa Ana stands ready and pledged
10 restore the Republic. and Yucatan
will aid with all her power. 9aa 7is- 2
Troops have been gathering in New
York to.day, preparing to depart for the
south. No orders have yet appeared to
this effect, but it is understood that some
have been issued. I'VE can send out
$4,000 men from this city in twenty -four
hours-the finest troops in the world.
Steamers are in great demand at New
Orleans 10 carry troops to Point Isabel
There was no doubt that Congress
would, on meeting this morning, vote
supplies Immediately and enable the gov
ernment to prosecute an Invasion o
Mexico with all rapidity. Fifty thous,
and men passing through Matamoras t.
the city of MISUNDERSTANDING ter
ports on the route, each defended b,
one thousand men, leaving ten or TWEEN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20

- THE LATEST HUMBUG.-The Wing
presses are telling the people that the
Banks, as the law now is, pay as much
tax as the Farmer. If this statement is
true, how come the bankers last win.
ter to resist the earnest entire aties
OF their whig friends in the Legis-
lature that they should submit TO be
taxed the same as other classes? Would
they have compelled the federal Bank
party to endure the odium cast upon
their tfavoritism, ifa tax on profits and
one on capital would have amounted to
The same,-if it had not been balanc-
ing OF profits made out OF the people
with the disadvantage arising from the
loss oil credit with the peoplei Try a.
gain.-Kahda Venture.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20
From the N. y. Picayune.

We give a translation of Proclama.
ton which Gen. Ampudia has found the
means Of distributing in the American
camp:
The Commander IN Chief ofthc Merican
army, to the English and Irish under
the american Gen. Taylor.
Know ye that the government of the
United States is committing repeated
acts Of barberous aggression against
the magnanimous Mexican nation: that
the government which exists under the
flag of the stars, is unworthy the des-
ignation Of Christian. Recollect that
you were born in Great Britain; that the
American government looks with cold
ness upon the powerful flag ofSt. George
and is provoking to rupture the powers
ful people to whom it belongs; President
Polk boldly manifssting desire to have
possession Of Oregon, as he has already
done of Texas. Now, then. come with
all confidence to the Mexican ranks. and
| guarantee to you upon my honor good
treatment, and that all your expenses
shuli be betrayed until your arrival in
the beautiful capital Of Mexico. .. .,
Germans, French, Poles, and individ-
uals ofthe nations, separate yourselves
from the Yankees, and do not contrib
ute to defend robbery and usurpation,
which be assured, the civilized nations
Of Europe look upon with the utmost in
dig nation.- Come therefore, and array
yourselves under the tri.colorsd flag in
the confidence that the God Of armies
protects it. and that it will protect you
equally with England.
PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
Francisco R. Moreno, Adjutant ofthe
Comman Chief.
Headquarters upon the road to Mat
amoros.
This exhibits the machin atoms at the
bottom Of the present enterprise. The
Mexican fort Of San Juan de Ulloa il
filled with foreign engineers, and the
army this side is accompanied by French
English, aad other Artillery men.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20
u We find vaughn.s Vegetable Lithon.riplio

U We find vaughn's Vegetable Lthontriplic
Mixture is positive cure for Dropsy; we ran our
eye the Other day over some Of The strongest test
mony we ever saw to this effect. If so, that
hitherto incurablc disease will no longer triumph
land the lingering sufferer will now be able To
enjoy life again. There must be most miracu.
lous power in this mixture. Dropsy, Consump-
lion, Scrofula, &c.-hitherto never cured-all
yielding 10 this pleasant remedy. The inventor
is most fortunate individual. II is for sale here,
rs our columns state, undor "The Great Amesi'
can Remedy" Get pamphlet at agents, graf.
uitously.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20
TAILO Rim G..

THE subscriber would inform his Friends
j. and the Public generally, that he still
continues to carry on the above business, at
his Old Stand, one door South o. c. Prem
tiss' store, and lie prepared as heretofore, to
do work in his line of business. in the neatesl
and most Fashionable manner. The NEW
YORK SPRING &. SUMNER FASH.
IONS just received.
GEO. SOMMERVILLE.
N. B.-Cutting done to order.
Ravenna, 0. May 5th, 1848.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20

A THEME FOR A NoyEL.-At New York, o
few days since woman was taken to the
City Hospital from house of ill fame in An
thony st., having broken her leg. She passed
there by the name of "Johnny," and no one
knew her by any other. The singularity Of
the name as applied to female, led US to
inquire somewhat into her history. We found
that previous to her entering the house in
Anthony street, she had acted in the capacity
of stage driver nearly three years en- one Of
the omnibus routes IN that city. Dressed in
male apparel, she smoked segars, drank
brandy, and swore as valIiantly as any of her
codfederates, and her sex was never Discovers
ed. 1t was during this time she adopted this
name, which now IS the only one by which
she is known. This would make good
foundation for local novel by some one of
our ambitious aspirents for fame.