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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
IN c1cellea beal,b, and i, is ss,d he bear,
hiA hopess nobly and wen
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

TnE pRusiprNT's hrssAeu There
is sad hlI,ng oh IN The tone of American
state papets generally, and in none moro
eonspieu ously and painfully ihso N tho
message Of late years Compare the mes.
age on hand wnh the Stale papcs OF Gen
! Washington. for example, and The -mas.ot.
dinaty mind must petccive the d difference.
The calm dignity, the conscious inieeuty.
the seicn~ repose OF ,he MUD IN 10 reliance
upon truth aud right, his palernNl love for
the u hole couauy, the absence OF all bIuor.
ness OF feeling towards opposets and tho
elevation above sectional aud pariy feeling
which characterize the papes OF Washing.
ton, are Srvng-ly and strongly in contrast
with the anxious, ievercd excitement, which
runs through the paper now before US, wrh
. the deslrc evctywbete appatcoi TO make
case, 10 justify ooA,coasse asd psuy and to
reflect uron another - the hut OF standing
u.iarorsblv in the estimation Of the country
and hence aiding his own cause rs iiuuth
and sing ene,s OF purpose would moi do 1t
Tor h,n 70 shod. tone Of selfish care per.
vades the whale, and gives pain 10 the rea-
det from beginning TO ctd Of b.. lnskt
The truth is the bitter splril Of political
amon'on ana partnership his 'preod every
whcfe, and corrupted. from the hiehcR TO
thc lowest those who haze beea nvolvcd
IN the 81 lies OF political ''le
There are some things which we rcgrc,
10 s,N IN VlH m'ssoge-as TIE fencfn'ion,
W "r 'aee or l"ofy, OF the Hss',uon thot
NeA'co brgsn the war, and the other "sser'
non That congress voted wHh great nnnn'm'
ny IN" declaration That war Gxsed by The
net OF Mckee, VIE" everybody knows tina,
TIC whole wing parry m Congress p'o'e'-
tea against mat q cloral'oa ut thnI tune -
he TICK OF a "Hlo"ti oy which 'he'r
opp1nen" were MADE to sPPear TO sanction
the dec Nin'lon IS W'N vndeIs'ood, nnd ny
no one o' ~ Ih"tnF ins'uen' h"nsc'I--
tie dsh'nofs he place oy stopping 10 so
very small ana transparent deceit
i, isey,5eu, that one of The nation,
mus, b. wang h, evetv wsr ,,,I tina, #
mnkn, . treaty. of peace wnhon, alpul,tion
n, to the o,iee,s ~ The war isa confession
oi wrong then the ,,c,,v Of Ghcnt wn,n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

iooul 50 ooe ,hud Of the Foducc u tb,
ssis.~-
r3ot ;bos cEesantsnors u 10 ysin u
look 10 ,hs' scwss " 900 ~ s-svy rrv~uas
in oass q occupying tic Ae,,r>n tsSriory
though Il ooars Il nc take pes,-s~,un of ID.
% ujss d. .,f,cts 90 cold ob,Ar che sA~'
pr, e@tagr u susy ,hai hiss bsrrsoisrc b'sr
enseicd by The Ncliess government, bs'
e' 60 ,hi, q = is, be collected by tho meant
Of Lrrs b,dai 81 Usops ssatius.c,i ttrrs. for
to- purJ.ov ~osld rr-sull N vcry k,tle ,fs.,
advantage orcrise ssp~use ,ocurrsd r-rs,e'
uiafiy As b. socsts,s - the mis~s eubrae.
Is vtry iarge onieui 81 country.
q BuIle,ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
TERRITORY, NO MORETERRITORY!
NO MORE SLAVE TERRITORY!

- ''' - ''
Inc territorial que'uon is IKE 10 become
one OF me interesting ana s1cn'ng quee'om
oil tho day and as upon '"s issee hs"es' 10
degree mo ques""h o' 'S' OF reoee-'o
say nothing ut the iu'ure des''n'es OF ms
great RepubIie--"e are led 10 'n'er iha' ms
su''Jec' will early aglsa'e Congress and the
entire people nj the country, The trIHngu-
lar form into which this subject is now
nro~"' 'fno''' ''e 'no'e 'h'e'es''ns' %
well as in'neaie' ann great anxiety VIII NC
is!' 10 see which angie oi this poi'''cs! 'nsH'
gle will 10 bos' defended and sus,sined.--
All Who haze read Msrryaus 'M'dshipman
Easy will remember thu, in a certain ,han-
guisr duel, ,hs's va. wonderful difference
in corners, and we think that in the present
case TOO much care csnno, be taken by our
men in Cono,e.s-tbose from The north. ca,
peci,uy avoiding ,h., p,t,ic, La, position
o,,n,i.d /, ,hs ,;c,,m in IN. d,,l sho,, al.
lsAsT :, ~ w. w -
W
Inc following ie'o.u'oa. were 'n''ooo'
&c" IN Inc senate ny NJ ihcH"Soh OF Ne"
York, on the 5'h ins'., end nothing here
need DO ssid In relation to the m, They
speak plainly. 'nd a,e TO be understood .,
Expressing the sen,ine ut Of ,hs Adunni. trn
ION On hi, ,ubisc,-beins iden,iral viii
,.. ..,,ineo,, h.,.,,fo,. e.o,,,.sd h, MIR
n-uC $4,000 ,ho,,h n,.,h...
- 80, NJ. p,,L 49,. AZ ~
The resolution. OF ,he Senator from New
Yo,L are A. G,llows,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

! accordance Win the sdvice Of Mr. Poll taxi
'a''cdl, pouion pf Ne, icn---so I'D 81, tina, ,'~
pstnc,pss Of uss wiles, prs,isO must not
s,allowet to eubsus. Tho G Government, OF
,bs Slave po~ss, in ,As fu,sss control Of SAID
, tsuslnry. .a .-@
Nj CAlhoaa. on ,bs sihes hspd. ,.rtncs n
c"uniet tesolu,,on, dccisius,ag sra.n,i the
anne nation Of mare territory. and insisting
sa'-psou.iy sesissi the prosecution Of The
presem war with Mexico for the purpose OF
such .cqoi.nion. whsiher ,hi. &C, Of Nj
Calhoun 10 desi gued sss double header,
both 10 The Adminis,rsiion and The friends Of
the Wilmo, Prpsi.o, remains 10 be seen: bu,
be this as 1t may, all psit,es are atosscd ,.ed
The iaitodociioa OF these resolutions VIII
open the whole qucstion;-snd - this 10 IN
tact tho main question Involved In tie war
we rejoice tba, seton 10 sbou, to be had up.
on Il.
The following are the resolutions of Nj
Calhoun
R,'o'r,d, That to conquer Mexico, and u
hold II eithet as province of 10 incorporate
IL into the Union, would be incon, is,e nj " ltl
HE svowed object Tor which Tie war h ,
h~en prosecuted, and n departure from H.
settled policy Of the Government, IN confirt
With lie character end genius, aud in The end
subversise OF our free and popular ins,i,u.
uoDs.
Re'o'r,d, That no liue Of policy 10 the Tor.
iher prosecution OF the war should be adopt.
ed, which may lead to consequences 50 dis
aStrnus.
The introduction Of these counter rssolu
lions will bring iuto the discussion the ables
men 10 the Senate, and So far as that body /,
concerned, an opportunity will be afforded
to les, The strength " the Wilmo, Provi>o
principle a. against ihnse endorsed by III,
Administration on the one hand and Mr. Cal
houn on the other
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

MIR WILnoT. 4 Washington CORES
pondrpi nf,he Ynbuoe says OF This geuile--
man: The most famous man horcabout
now is David W,ImoL Ii the mons,rari
dlguo DO indicative 81 fame, he has r--ior
no man in these Inns imtns cry is iiernlly)
'more pointed at with tho finger" There
goes The Proviso, says one, "WbeIeT
inquiries another There, do you not sec
him thin, ru,heJ stout. DWch-built man
with rolund proportions greatest N the g. nth
with light hnir, light tycs. ford complex
ion wnh neither whiskefs nor muslacho
nor imperial nor goatce, to ndorn or dsFg.
ure Mature a man Of some feet 8 inch
rs, good nalured counicnancc, and (oi latc)
some ha, conscious expression, And yet
he is man made great by newspapers
they have done much more for him !hnn
/ Nature But for the press, he nigh, have
ellded down the Etehm Of tine without
breaking rs SUFFICE BY rippc--as the pr
Gus Woussay' alike unknouing md IN
/ known" ... .....
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

A Nrw Play " 'rat MihlEn a. ms NJ IN
Great e,ci,o n-n, hrs been produced .mong
the money changers. particularly in Boston
darrng the pas, week by the sudden and pn-
eXper,ed return to theif midst Of one NJ,
Geo. Miner-sofhamed the 'iHie General -
Mr. Miller, II will be recollecird, absented
binise suddenly from the city some two or
hi, Whereabouts, and suudrr large notes
with his and others names upon them, com.
ing to maturity 'dbou, these days the cry
of forgery, stop thlei' and what not, was
raised;--Sia,c Street swsrmed--ond great
was the bug in that generally quiet street,
Tho name of Mr. Belknap OF The Cenlral
RAILROAD MAS the une most used IN connec-
ton with these fotgeres, having had, il was
said, his name forged on paper TO The smouot
OF sone si1iy or seventy thousand dollars.
Other ,rEerers 100 numerous TO mention
also made their apl'sa ran, e men with lac
rymous faces ha,ever might, have been
their feelings beneath their Jackets-ap.
pcsred al every iurn-and though some paid
up--,he geneial opinion in Boston seemed
10 be that the name Of Miller on motto was
enough TO render |, tnlerably certain that all
the other signatures were forged Bu, Rriei.
especially among money changers. will no,
last forever, and as the great departed has
now returned, we suppose all mourning for
hi, absence has ceased in Boston.
Thus has ended the fire., act OF this plsy:and
We understand The and will open with a cour,
scene, whers.leeal investigation will be had
as TO the whole bearings OF this case. Whe,h-
or Ihe play williurnoui farce or melo- drama,
, remains 10 be seen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

DrruoArr NAsrs IS CoSSErs' -
As-ordiep 10 The Tfibnne there are in me
80 uoose, Of ,he new Congrcss 8 sm''hs
q R,ose, 4 Da vjses 5 johnsons reo@P
,os, )oo-ssr, ? Nhiors sS, ,t
HoNnses . Daaeans y AdsHsSs' trAn-
a., . s,aaru ; Clsrtn, 2 Hsis w se!-
,okl : COW, s rhs'fs- : Ro'v"s'n
80 fan,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

hW-We see that President Polk has al
ready favored Congress and the nation with
another Message some five or
six columns of our largest city papcrs--and
purporting to BIO his apology for not signing
the River and IInrbor Bill Of the last SEES
sion. This veto Message is Of piece with
the ordinary State papers Of Mr. Polk
Special pleading duplicity and misrepro.
sanitation are its particular characteristics
By this last emanation from the great head
Of the Government VIC are again reminded
that war exists, by the act Of Mexico and
that the last Congress by its appropriations
endorsed it. In speaking Of this last pro-
duction of MIR. Polk. the New York Courier
and Enquirer gives the following opinion Of
it, and which opinion VIC think viii be fully
endorsed BY all seHslble men not bound up
in the chains of party. The Courier g.
Enquirer, says. $1,000
The whole tone OF the Message is that
oi petllOGging, narrow mDdcd austrac-
ZIONIST OF one resolved to walk iu the foot
steps of Jackson, but lacking alike bis stride
aud power. He opposes all internal improve.
imeut. because /, carried TOO la & viii IN
volye The country ia hcs,, don't; AND nc
does not sec where Congress can STOP
Did it ever occur 20 President Polk that
the war with tLcxico it carried too iarwil
be likely 10 produce the same result 7 Ana
doe> b.. see exactly where it will stop p
re plea is paltry. hypocrticAi and dishon
, est Mr. Polk himself does not believe II
valid. It would prevent Congress from do
! ing anything, fcr there is no expenditure Il
! which abe same objection would not apply
! The discrc,ion u Congress affords the con
| stitutlonal protection against the DANCE
! specified and on that discretion the cou
! try must aud docs rely Congress repre-
scnts ihe people :---spd il is It's porugatiy'
{ 10 FIX limits 10 its own action IN sach ease
4 a. this 1t b.lopgs TO Congress to decid
a what should he aided and what should not
, that body has The same discretion ia ever,
case; and there IA 40 more objection 0
i this ground to It's action Ia ihiA, than Ia an
0 OAhcr matter. .-..l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

Gen. Taylor = This great hero Of mod
eru times, has passed throagh New Orleans
and is dOsbtlrsa. bong ere tlis. quietly res,
ting from his lnbors in the heart Of his fam
lily al home The papers Of the South and
soulLEos' sre literally flied NTH the 80.
counts Of his pereption At New Orleans and
other place Hc IL represented as being
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

A ISIST OF OKREE --In The New
' otk L-gioiaturs. = member paused IN Ii e
" ,da ofs remarkable wiady speech, to
lake drink OF wAlcr. AnOlher member.
named Bloss, rose 10 point Of order Ev
nv BODY RHIod woadsnng whR, the pom
Of order was. What isH !" sid The spcs
ef 4 lhiuk, sr, sOas'soed Boss ~ II
DOT d order f0s wind nl 70 90 By Nlisf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

Excess Of expenditure, over
means Is, July, 1873, eis,7fs,2i@ II
The estimated receipts, means
ard Expenditures inr hsch
wear commencing Is, July
1913, and eodlng 30Ih Iuhe,
1919, are
From eu>tom, t3a 900 900 90
sales OF public lands, 5,ooo'ooo oo
mi.crlianeous sources, 100, 900 90
Total revenue, tss tWvo w
p,Auo, DEFICIT Is, July, tsis. is,7s9Itt 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
REPORT or TIE SECRETARY OF
TIE TREASURY.

Below We give an ab.trac, Of the Report
Il the Secretary III Ella Treasury which
aecom,an,c,l Abe pre.ident's Message on
tbs n.h lns, and vL,oh eont.s.. the mo-, I'm
per,apt statistics coaisined therein. sbou-
ing lhs lecesl4s aid onpcoa,nucs Of the
rast bsoAl year, and the estimate FIR iS&6
TIrrusr DuAnTxrST. Dee. =. i6&7.
In oi-dicnee to Law no ioilowiag report
" rspecsfiBy submitted; 'T 49,.
FR seesip~ snd expenditures frs the Ss-
csi vsAt ending tte 3O,h jars. iss7. we're,
ffon o.sicu., ea3,7i. sac %
" pnbllc Iaads. a,tee .1kS %
Miscellsneops sources, i0o.51o 81
Avsils Of Tfcssvf, notes I..
aod loans, 9s,e7s,Ie9 IS
vot.i Receipts e59,oss,o s- ~
ADJ baisnce 10 The Ih. Treas
cry, Isl Jolly, 1870, o.fco,sao %
--------------
Total means esi.is9t2s 90
Tic cIpeuduLres during the
.sme 6scal year were ss9.45l,i77 as
Ieavine balance In ihrTteas- 30.
urv, Isl Iniv isi7 oi ei.7oi 81 %
As appears IN de,sii byNhc accompanying
staisfnt ri n.
The estimated receir's and expenditures
Tor Gsesiyoa ending BON June, ISIS, are
Tiom Customs, hrst qustIeT,I I
actual returns from Collee.
Tors. ei,ioS,c57 Al
From Customs ,ecotd, third,
ond foUith quarters, as esn-
rnx,ed. 10 fo,6o1,7i2 50
-------------
-. tr... S3i 900 OO0 NJ
From sales Of pubic innds. 1890 900 90
m,scoliaseoUs Sources 100000 90
Toisl receipts, $4,000 900 90
From avals VI treasury notes
snd loans 6.2S529i 30
Total, $u,IS4, 1904 IS
ldd balance IN thu treasury lot
Jgsy, ist7 I,70i,2bi 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22

A miscr, II hoaess, can be Only honest
bars sr.st, - ...,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-22
To,.l msan., .. ss,im.,.d. Sta, 1886 .sAt 20

Tolsl msans, % estimated. So, ss6 .SAt 80
o. srr EKpssBlrvag, VIZ
The ao,uaieIpandiIures Tor isi
quarter. ending 3olh Sep
lsI1, were ei6, 400, isi 90,
as appears in de,ssl, by ac-
cUnipinytng statement
The estimated espeditures for
the pabhc services, duhng
the other three quarrers .hom
Isl Oct, ISi1, 10 3olh .,une,
lS5S are
Civil l.l,ioIeien intercourse,
miscellaneous, -, ib6, $50 ~
Army proper, in rr
GLIDING voiun-
teers, l9osO,Soo %
Ordnaacs, fortih.
cnt,ops, hrrnsng
nlluua, &c., o,O36,4i8 so
Indian dep In nj, t,190 ooO ~
tn.,ons. 1909, 523 66
Navy esab 'shmt, l0,3il o7a u
Interest on public
deb, and Teasu'
~ noles. S?o9,'-' 10
Treas notes vut
.,sod,oe = pay
AIDE when PEE ..H .l.
ssnted, 267,l3e ii 5s,6iS,e6o o.
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267,iaa Al ss.sls,66o OF
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
REVIEW OF PRICES.

TN HE undersigned has taken an entire
/. review of prices of his whole Estock OF
Goods every article being chalked down at
prices corresponding with the recent great
decline in the Eastern cities. His assert.
ment embraces the largest and most desirable
STOCK OF GOODS
ever offered in this market, and he will sell
them cheaper than any other concern in this
village, COST OR NO COST. Among his assort-
ment may be found some Twenty thousand
and one yards Calicoes from cents upwards.
Alpacas, M'DeLains, Cashmeres, &c. &c. in
proportion. A good article of Muslin De
Lalns at 16 ceats per yd. Alpacas 18i cents
per yd. Cotton cloth yd wide St cents. Real
Aarimack Blues l2a cents per yd. A nong
his Groceries may be found IS half chests
Young Hyson Teas, among which will be
found the best article at SO cents per pound
ever offered in this market. 40 Bags Rio
and Java Coffee, 5000 lbs. Porto Rico and
HavaDa Sugars, &c. &c. Besides any quan>
tlty Of sole and upper Leather, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, &c. &c. The
public are invited to call and examine prices
and if they don't find goods few pegs be-
low any thing in town then l will pay them
for their time SO employed.
MARVIN KENT.
Po~onno 0,s OF ,oho
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
DIS TION.

THE late firm of STAPLES, CLARKE &
L, .PRENTIss was dissolved on the lOf
inst :, by the Withdrawal of Mr.. Staples.
The undersigned will continue the business
at the same stand, (No. IS East Front ST.
under the name of
CLARKE & PRENTISS.
We continue 10 devote our most careful
attention to consignme1ts OF BUTTER and
CHEESE, and we can assure our friends on the
WesternReserve that we shall not be excelled
by any house in the trade, in the care which
we take of cheese while i'll store-in making
quick sales at the highest market prices, and
in the promptness and safety of our returns
Of sales.
We tender oar Acknowledgements to our
ustomers for the very liberal patronage the
house has hitherto received, and we solicit
further consignments of any description of
produce or manufactured articles for sale;
os well as orders for Sugar, Molasse, and
any other goods to be obtained in this mark
ct; with the assurance that we shall continue
10 do STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS.
F. J. CLARKE, Cincinnati.
CYRUS PRENTlSS, Ravenna.
JnIu IN 1SdR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

."OOD & STEVENS have just received
Il4 Hds. low priced P. r. Sugar.
8 Hhds, fine light cold st Croix do.
4 Boxes White Havana do.
sbbs. refined crashed g. powdereddo
10 Bags low priced Rio Coffee.
do Prime Green Laguira coffee.
5 do Fine old Java do
chests Young Hyson Tea, at 5s. pr. ID.
10 do Fine do at Ss6d per ID.
10 do Green and Black Tea 4s TO 6s pr. lb.
/ do Imperial do
8 Hhds Prime w. l. aud N. o. Molasses.
2 do Neuvitas Syrup.
s do Prime dry Cod fish.
l Tlerce Picked Salmon.
5 bbls do Mackerel g. White Fish.
Q do Pure Sperm Oil.
2 do Com. Whale do
10 boxes 1allow. Stearine, g. Sperm candles.
6 boxes brown Soap. -.t.-
1 do old CASTLE soap.
5 do Pearl Starch.
Taploca, Pearl Barley, Pepper Sauce,
Olive Oil. Ground Mustard and Spices Of
every kind.
Ravenna, Dec. 9, I846.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
Highly important.
Arrival of the" Great yyesterp

Arrival of the Great Western.
John Bull in a pinch-Brother Jonathan send.
ing out acres Of Wheat and Corn to feed
his starring miNions-Bread stpFs have
taken a riz-Great tumbting doun in the
prices:of ofGoods-Ifnnicum all aTake again.
the excitement among Produce dealers,
H. and while the Farmers are reaping q rich
harvest for their past labors by getting high
prices for their produce, which will make good
times and plenty of it.
The subscribers would respectfully am
nounce to all persons in this and surrounding
towns, the cheering news that the prices Of
most kinds of Goods have fallen off from 10
to 25 per cent. in the Eastern cities since last
spring, which has enabled them to purchase
goods very low, consequently will sell them
at great reduction, giving to the Farmers
great advantage by way of making money,
Selling produce high and buying goods cheap
is the doctrine of the times. We are now re-
ceiving direct from New York very large
and well selected stock of goods, we'll adapt,
ed to this market, and will be sold for ready
pay Tone price only) at very small advance
from cost, as we are determined to sell goods
for ready pay, having taken all things INTO
consideration and chalked them down (Old
and new) to low.water mark, they are deter.
mined TO sell them ''whether or no." If YOU
want to get the worth of your money, come
to the "Cash and Ready Pay Store" where
greater inducements are to be found for pay-
ing out your cash than at any other establish.
ment in the country. Bring along your butter,
cheese, dried apples, tallow, pork beans, bees,
wax, feathers, rags, fax seed, and most kinds
Of grain; also, little cash to sweeten it, and
an extra team to carry home the goods you
get in exchange for your produce.
Ravenna, Oct. 1846. GILLETT g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
III ea TS!, HsN IT. S!y

Hea TS!. H.A TS!!
DNHANKFUL for past favors and desirous
as ever to please all who may favor him
with their custom. the subscriber hereby no.
tl1es his friends and the public generally that
he sun keeps his finishing shop two doors
south Of the Court house, at the sign of the
Mammoth Black Hat, where he has constant
ly on hand and will manufacture to order
Hats of Every Description,
all of the very latest fashion and at lower
prices than ever. Call then, fellow citizens,
and examine my assortment, as charge n oth>
ing for the sight. H. C. TICKNER.
Ravenna, April "a, 1916. 4stf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
October l2, lS46

October l2, lS46.
TUST received, by Gillett &. Co.
- 90 chests Y.H. Tea at soc. perlb.
rs Boxes Raisns.
90 Bags Java and Rio Coffee.
500 lbs w. w. Loaf Sugar,
$50 doz. Hunts s. Simmons Axes,
Is Bales Bro. Shirtings, some at 81 pr. Yd,
40 doz. Mems and Boys Caps from 9s to l2s.
rs Muffs, various qualities, from IS to $6,
and various other articles, all Of which will
be sold at reduced price for ready pay.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
PARTN ERSHIP.

6NEO. SOMERVILLE and Brother have
Oentered into a partnership in the Tail.
oring business. Their shop is IN the room
long occupied by GEO. SoMERvILLE, one door
south of c. Prentss' store. Both having had
long experience in the business they expect
to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor them with call.
The N'ew York Summer and Winter FASH
ions regularly received.
Cutting done 10. order.
GEO. SoMERvrLLE,
d. M. SoMERvILLE.
Ravenna, January 1st, IS47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
From Dieksns' London Daily Ne,os.
"wait a LitiIe Longer"

There's q good time coming boys,
A good time coming,
We may not live to see the day,
But earth shall glisten in the ray
Of the good time coming.
Cannon balls may aid the truth,
But thoughts a weapon stronger,
We'll win our battle by lis aid;
Wait a little longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming;
The pen shall supersede the sword,
And right not might, shall be the lord,
In the good time coming.
Worth, not birth, shall rule mankind,
And be Acknowledged stronger;
The proper impulse has been given;
Wait little longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming:
War in all mans eyes shall be
A monster ofiniquitY
In the good time coming.
Nations shall not quarrel then,
To prove which is the stronger;
Nor slaughter men for glory's sake;
Wait little longer.
Theresa good time coming, boys,
A good time coming;
Hateful riyalries of creed
Shall not make their martyrs blood
In the good time coming.
Religion shall be shorn of pride;
And flourish all the stronger;
And Charity shall trim her lamp
Wait little longer.
There's good time coming boys,
A good time coming;
And a poor mans family
Shall not be his misery,
In the good time coming.
Every child shall be help,
To make his right arm stronger;
The happier he, the more HI. has:
Wait a little longer.
There's good time coming, boys.
A good time coming;
Little children shall not toll
Under or above the SOIL,
In the good time coming.
But shall play in healthful telds,
Till limbs and mind grow stronger;
And every one shall read aud wrlte,-
Wait little longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming:
The people shall be temperate,
And shall love instead of hate,
In the good time coming.
They shall use, and not abuse,
And make all virtue stronger
The reformation has begun;-
Wait a little longer.
There's a good time coming, boys
A good time coming:
Let US aid it all we can,
Every woman. every man,
The good time coming.
Smallest helps, if rightly given,
Make the impulse stronger;
Twill be strong enough one day;
Wait a little longer.