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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21
BOOTS s. SHOLS-Re.aOrnl'
Peter kGsscsEEsaaIsarr.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his old custom
IL and the public, that he has removed his
Shop 10 the North side of Main street, two doors
East of Banchard's Store, where he will be hap
Ply to receive a continuation of the ibe raj patron
age heretofore extended to him. He has on hand
a large lot of superior
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21

RATES OF TAXATION
On each 100 Dollars for State purposes, 25 cts.
100 Dollars for Lunatc ASYLUM, l
100 Dollars for Education of Blind
100 Dollars for Deaf and Dumb. -
100 Dollars for County purposes, ID -
100 Dollars of Real Estate for
Road Purposes, ) :.
Poll for State purposes, -
Poll for County purposes. so %
Dog, more than enc. over six
months old. kept or harbored, 80 :.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Treasurer Of Wayne County.
Centreville. Sth mo. Aug 25, 1871. IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21

,5ody's Commercial Alas
shingles, do 393,50
Shingles IN yard. 3C0l 90
Boards do. clear,S27l030
do do com. l2al7, 30
Slaves, hid l4alS,0 90
\ do bri 7aI2. 90
Hoop poles. hhd l2al 600
do brl 5al0,O0
do kcg, Bal 90
MDLASSEs:
in. Orl's fb gal. 3493oc
Sugar house, 4o0f6c
Country, 1oc
PROyT.;IOSS:
Beef. Mess, u brl 1890
do smoked, U ib sa9c
Tongues, Pdoz, 81, 5Oa5
Pork, clear, Pbrl $500
do mess, j LOO
do prime, l2.oo
do ramp, Hall 80
Bacon, hog ri, ------
do shoulders, G1c
/ do sides, SAT &c
do hams, eas!c
I DO do canvass'd. &c
do do sugar cl.. lOalGl
Lard, No ;, lOall
do No 2, C4as4
do Grease, o3.,b
SEED:
Glover, from store, s -
Timothy, 2,oO,d3
F'laxseed, " SO III 11c
Mustard, SG02, 81
SALT:
kaaawha. U bu. 2Gl2I
Liverpool, sack, ,15n2
I do coarse, ] ,5Dal go
SUGARS:
N. Orleans, u is 167f
Havana, white, sag
do yellow, 1907
do brown, 6I01
Loaf, Nos. l to ;, loGG l3
Crushed < powd. llGalf
Brazil, l0c
TEAS:
Gunpowder, + ID GoC973
Imperial, 6isl0 -
Young IIyson, 5007O
do Canton, Al
Pouchong, 3ol0 .
Souchong, 50l0b
TAII.ow:
Rendered, u ID 1Ad Sc
Rough, 3ic
VEGETABLES:
Potatoes, ~ bus. .. C
rarnips, ---
WOOL. FLEECE:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21
AiIReal Estate in the County

which the Tax of 1916 is prepiou sly paid
will be advertised for sale the FIRST OF
OCTOBER NEXT, for that Tax. including the
Tax OF lS41. Those interested notified OF the
fact, aud that they will heavy additional
expense by attention in due time
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21
Dentists stock.

4 GENER AL assertr5ie ~ of Porcelain Teeth
~ manufactured b. ". II. BGuaISGER, Gin
cinnati. Also Gold and Tin Foil Instruments.
Sc, kept constantly hand and for sale by
j. HOWELLS.
Richmond. March II. IS41 I2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21
c. \ : I'll
sstAzEo FOR
HEAT e. FLAxSEED.
HAINES & FARQJHAR,
Opposite the Bank.
Richmond, Aug. 21, 1871. 35tf

"a ANY PERSONS, are still indebted to me
w on old accounts: some very small sum-
that Will by no means Incosnnode them 10 pays
alt Of trhich would be OF service to me.
IRWIN REED.
JJ'P. 81 will sell VOC Goods IN my line as
cnr-p as ever. Please call at the old stanz-.
Richmond, August :, lSi7. 3ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21

a ~ on hand, and ready for sale,
4 4 raj of the above named Carriages; made
of the very best materials that can be procured
in the country; and having employed Eastern
workmen, whose knowledge of the business is not
surpassed BY any in this city; and, having served
regular apprenticeship with excellent East
workman; he feels confident that his work
viii compare with any made East or West.
TITLE would respectfully invite all who may
want any article in his line, to call and examine
his work before purchasing; for he is determined
to sell very low.
I=ShoP and Repository, y orth-west corner of
Main and Sixth street, few doors East OF the
Starr House.
Richmond, Ia, April Doth, 1877. 11tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21
TAXES FOR 1917.

4 ENPEC ( to attend IN the several townships
4 IN the County, in order to receive the Taxes
OF the present year, on the following Days,
to-wit:
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

form of government is the best, why can it
not include ncontinent? Wings, reflect on
this. Would it not be better for the future
Inhabitants Of California to be in this Union
than TO be in. the Union Of the Mexi-
can States? Is not the Wilmot Proyi-
so democratic measure Have not
the dem ocrats Of the North sustained it!
Was not that bill, or similar one, deteat-
ed in the U. s. Senate by the faetious op-
position of Senator Davis OF Massachusetts,
who is a. modern whig, but anciently tory
and federafist. .zzs4 elm -s,,a, t..s
The whig party now are opposed to the
acquisition efany more territory whatever,
and, when they have any plausible prstext,
they advocate the giving away of even
that which we have. Democrats, this cleo
ton IS Of more Importance to the people
Of Ohio than the election next year. If
the wings carry the Legislature, they will
district the State 10 suit their miserable,
factieus, party schemes. The result will
be the election of Senator. on the ,expira-
tion of Mr.. Aliens term who WILL. like
Tom Corwil1, be the friend of Mexico, and
without fees the advocate of her cause. AS
the State goes at this election It will prob.
ably the next. Then seeyour whig friends,
show them this article-be at the polls
yourself, and see that all those who love
their country and who would stand by her
in her contests are also there. n
A.a-sEsz ~ sasss#z zsa& PAI, ,MYR A. ISL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

his government, of which The following
is the snbstance:,
In case his Holiness Pope Pits *.
should claim artned assistance Of his
Majesty, the King of Sardinia, against
Austria invasion, his SardInian M Il esty
will consider himself bound rot to res
fuse the sovereign p"nt'ff that assis.
tance,-it Being bis duty, as an Italian
power, to cause the independence Of all
the States OF th. Peninsula to be res
pected. as guaranteed by the treaties
Of Vienna.
The following are The names and
places OF business OF the insolvent
houses:
Allison, ChamberIidge &C.,, Lon.
don; Thomas Booker. Sons &Co., Lon
don; Burnett & Co., London; A. & A
Custom. Genoa; Dennson & Co., Linn.
erick: D, & a. Denny, Glasgow and
Bordeaux; Honheur, OTIS & Co, Ven
ice; E. Gemmel, Glasgow; A. A. Giver,
Nephew & Co., London; J. Hutchin
son, London; Osle & Co, Venice;
Matthew Perclin, Glasgow; Reed. IT.
wing & Co, London; CANDIES, Welh-
eriil & Co.. London; Stockton, San.
derson & Co., London; Thomas SUI
born & Co., London; Westlake s. 40.
S outhamplon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
Later from Mexicel

THE CITY OF MEXICO TAKEN GEN
BRAVO KILLED.-SANTA ANN
WOUNDED LOSS OF 1000 A ANIERI-
CANS, IN KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Cry OF WASHINGTON, }
Oct, 2, 5h. 45m. P. M.
The Post Master General has this morn
ing received the following letter from the
Post Master at New Orleans, being one
day later than any previous advlces. s+ e.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 26.
The steamer james l.. Day, arrived
here last evening, from Vera Cruz. The
news by her is highly important; but the
details are comparatively few and uncer.
tain. The main points are,-that the
armistice had been concluded, without any
treaty Of peace and that after considerable
hard fighting, our troops had entered the
city Of Mexico e- .z. .."... -.
Gen. Bravo was among the killed on the
side of the Mexicans; and Santa Anna is
reported as having been wounded, and with
drawn, with his few remaining troops 10
Guadaloupe, a small town about twelve
miles from the city. a a
The city was entered by our troops on
the 18th; and the reports are, that the forces
under Gen. Scott had sustained a loss in
killed and wounded of from 1000 to: 1900.
The Mexican loss was not ascertained.
Contradictory reports are in circulation
respecting the position of Gen. scott-but
the universal belief is that he is SAFE.
The ship Isaac McKim left Vera Cruz
on the 10th for New Orleans, and encoun
tered "a very severe north wind, Consider
able anxiety is felt for the safety Of several
distinguished officers, both Of the army ano
navy, who were passengers on board her.
Some officers,of high rank in the navy,
write from Vera Cruz on the 10th, stating
that the news is-that the Americans have
recommended -hostilities, and entered the
city Of Mexico.
The Sun of Anahuac says, that the train
under Mnj. Lally had left Jalapa, and that
it has sustained but small loss from con-
tests with the guerillas. Lieut.. Twiggs
was the only officer with him who had been
killed.
Nothing is said in relation to Brinscomb
and Henderson being with Maj. Lally.
Gen. Valencia's defence against Santa
Annals charges have been published. He
LAYS the whole blame Of the Mexican de-
feat upon Santa Anna, for not having sent
him reinloreements 39f5s
The Pensacola Gazette ofthe 18th, gives
the news received by the Osceolo; and
says that the Mexicans had agreed to cede
to US California, and make indemnity te
our citizens, but had refused to entertain
the proposition to make the Rio Grande oul
southern boundary line.
Another letter says that Gen, Worth
was dangerously wounded.
One tenth Of our forces have taken, and
are now occupying one half of the city OF OF
Mexico, and q terrible conflict was still
raging in other parts Of the city.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

The following candidates were thus put in NOM
ination, by votes nearly unanimous.
For Representatives or Summit County,
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.
For Representative for Portage and Summit,
e. B. HUBBARD.
For Commissioner
LEVI HATHAWAY
The Convention then on motion re-appointed
the members of the Democratic County Execu-
tive Committee to act in the capacity for the
ensuing year: viz.
. Geo. Bliss, A. Chamberlin, A. H. Commins
H. Garfield, C. Bryan, c. S. w. Brown, L. v.
Bierce.
+ On notion the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed to represent Summit County in the Dem
ocratie State Convention, to be held at Colum-
bus, on the sth of January next, with power to
appoint substitutes in case ofinability to attend
viz.
r. P. spalding P Chamberlin, P. c. Stone
and J. Jennings.
On motion, the Editors of the American DEM
ocrat, Akron, Portage Sentinel, Ravcnna, Plain
Dealer, Cleveland, and Ohio Statesman, Colum-
bus, were requested to publish the proceedings of
this Convention. -.......... .-...-
Whereupon, on motion; the Convention ad-
journed. L. HATHAWAY, Pres't.
J. H1Ah 3ENNfAeI: RfAeTHUR' Y. Prssts.
+ f. GANrIELD, seers,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
Arrival at Boston of the ship Hibernia
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE!
ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS-FAlL
URES, sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3, lS47.
DAYS l.
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Post.

Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Post
PH1LADELpHIA, Oct. 3, 1917.
The steamship H,bernia arrived at
Boston at 20 minutes past 2 r. m.
bringing the following intelligence.
The continued failures in The Corn
market sufficiently account for the fur,
ther depression in the prices of grain
During the first week of the month on
the eth uIt., prices still continued TO re-
cede; but towards the close of the
week, both wheat and flour were In
active demand. This improvement
was further maintained on the 18Th,
when wheat advanced abont five shll-
Ings per quarter, Oh the quotations OF
the 6.h; and -four, for which there was
an immense demand, both in London
and Liverpool, advanced 8 to 4 s. per
bbl, The top quotation for the better
DESCRIPTIONS of v heat, was 81 S. per
or. ia Liverpool. The best Western
Canal Flour, which, on the lst, was
quoted at 25 S. per bbl. and barely
brought that price, was selling on the
1Alh at % to 4Os. Indian Corn also
had been in great demand, and higher
rates had been paid for ii, and the Corn
M arket, at the latest moment, appeared
firm; but, as large supplies were still
expected from abroad, and as the Eng
lish harvest was admitted to be an
abundant one, it was very doubtful
whether fluctuations would not take
place before prices reached their nalu
raj level. Considerable purchases have
been made in the market for Belgium
and Holland, in consequence of the dis
eased appearance Of the potatoe croE
in those countries; and these purchase
have tended to strengthen the market
The state of commercial affairs, anc
of the corn trade especially, render
a matter of great difficulty, to form
correct judgment of the future cours'
OF prices at Marx Lane. Both on tn
18th and l7lh uIt., prices were l'tti
higher. There was limited suppl
Of wheat Flour was quoted IN Liver
! pool, on the 18th, at 2os. I'd. TO BUS
+ and in London, on the l7lh, at 29s. 81
q At Paris, on the Sd INST, the SARDINIA
9 ambassador resident at the Frenc
# Court presented, at the Office for F'o
eigh affairs, the diplomatic note frol
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

gJ"We were greatly interested" said well
known Rev. gentleman who resides in the Wes-
tern part the State ef'New York, Tin an Incl
dent which took place while upon voyage over
Lake Erie last summer We saw two young Ia
dies ccrefully pursuing paper which we hap
pened to be correspondent to, and having been
absent some time anil not having seen copy for
a month, we borrowed it. Tho young ladies i'll
formed us that it doubt an old paper: as
they had obtained it around two bottles of medi-
cine they had purchased at Buffalo, and producing
one of the bottles I saw the we'll known Dr.
Vaughn's Lithontriptic. Iasked the ladies where
they were going which required so great a pre-
caution as regarded health, afortificaton OF such
character as this well known remedy, thay stated
to me with considerable feeling that they had left
their home in the centre of New York state, and
were to reside with a married sister in Michigan,
their mother an aged lady, too aged to travel,
feared the fatal Fever and Ague would fasten it.
self upon her children now leaving her, unaccl-
mated as they were, and begged them to carry in
to that sickly country this complete antidote, as
the old lady believed, to all disease,for she had
been cured of dropsy by its use. With bottle
in each hand they bid adieu to their kind old pa
rent who parted with them happy, believing now
that they were safe. Such | understand to be
the faith all over the country in this singular
PanaceaD See our columns for advertisement
Call upon an Agent and get pamphlet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

There will be Quarterly examination of
School Teachers in the Court House on Wednes-
day the goth day of October, A D. 1s47, at Ten
O'Clock, A NJ. precisely.
Satisfactory certificates of Moral character
will be required, in all cases. and applicants are
requested to bring with them the specimens of
their handwriting.
In behalf of the Board of Examiners, of Por-
tage County
LUTHER DAY, Chairman.
FRANCIS w. TAPpAN, Secretary.
Sent 80, 1917.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

The wings are boasting of their success
in conducting the finances of the state -
How much did they save for the people OF
Ohio, when they created the useless Office
of Attorney General with a large salary!
How much did they save for the people by
increasing the salary of the Governor, Au-
ditor and o1hers?-Ohio Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
III. JUDD, WI. gH.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON DENTIST,
WTOULD respectfully inform The citizens
w of Portage county, ttat he is perma-
Gently located i'll the village Of Ravenna and
is prepared to attend to an calls in beth
branches Of his profession. All Dental op-
era'ions performed in the most scientific
IN .nner and warranted satisfactory or no
charge. Particular attention paid to the
regulating Of irregularities Of Teeth III chill
dren aud young persons.
O. Office in Scymours building.
Ravenna, Sept. lst, 1917 III.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

~OAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
IL tuut Petition will be presented ito the
Hoard of Commissioners Of the County of
Forage at their next session for the purpose
Of vacatlng that part Of the East and West
r,ad NEAREST the South line Of the township
Of Ed,nburg in the South East quarter of the
same (running East of the North and South
center road therein to the Diagonal road
leading to Deerfield) which begins one nlie
and quarter East of said center roa1 and
rms thence East about one mile to the dag
onal road aforesaid.
Dated Edinburgh Sept 90, ls47. ls3.
A KRON COOK STOVES for sale by.
"A S. MASON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
.YETTe GOODS.

TYRUS PRENTISS snatches moment
" from his pressing business to say Chat
he has received
Twenty Three Tons,
of the first division of his Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing just such articles as the
waits Of IT, e season requires.
Pass the word round that Thirty two out
Of the thifty SIX Boxes of Dry Go1Is are on
hand and ready for delivery. As soon as the
smoke Gears away. yoa shall hear from ne
again. ~
Ravenna, Sept. 27, la47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

If the prosperous condition of the fnan-
ces Of this state at the present time has
been produced by the whig administration
fthe state, can the Ohio State Journal in
form us ho,c NJ essrs. Bebb, w oods, Kelley
& Co., have brought about this happy
result? In what particulars have they
diminished the state expenses! What ex-
penditures have been curtailed! What
salaries cut down!
And on the other hand, what source OF
revenue have they increased, and hOc -
Can the Journal show that the whig legis-
lation has actually saved a single cent for
the people of Ohio?-Ohio Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

same. have, therefore no doubt the ac-
counts may be relied upon as essentially
correct. This news reached Vera Cruz
by the OriZaba route.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
H. CANFIELD, So,,,c
S. HARRINGTON,

WHIG ARrrHMEr Ic.-The Gin. Gazette
and Ohio State Journal, quote calculation
of the expenses of tho war from q speech
by Mr.. Miller, Senator from New Jersey.
The learned Senator first odds up all the
resources. of the government from loans
&C., and to this sum, adds all the appropri-
ations. Oh whggery! To what vain
shifts are the opponents of the war driven,
when they have to add together the Debtor
and Creditor side of the account, to make
out the total expense! 'sAll the learning
too!n-Ohio Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

TNAFE been receiving Iacge qnaa ties o.
Il d New Goods for the last ten days, and.
although y have many more to come, still
their Stock is now very large, comprising an
endless variety OF staple and fancy Goods,
which were selected with much care and
attention. and are wei adapted to the tastes
and wants Of the people of Portage coun'y.
Three years' experience in the bu:ine ss a,
this place, has fully sliisfint them thai the
"One Price and Reudy Pay systent' is the
best pole for the Merchaut, the Farmer.
The Mechanic, and in fact, for q II concerned
The system has aud will enable the Merchant
to sell goods at a much less profit, thereby
putting into the pockets cf the people thou
sands of dollars ever; ear. It's benefits have
been fairly tested and have been seen and
felt by thus community. We have full con
Iidence in offering our Large and Splendid
stock of Good+, knowing that better or
cheaper lot of G Is are no, to be found in
Northern OAio. Come and sec them. Ne
say, come ard see ,cAat yom soW Bring
along yonr ''roduce. we buy tilat article here
and will pay you the market price IN cash
or goods-if i'll goods, at as low rates as they
can be boug It for cash.
RaVenha September go, l347.