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FINDINGS to the Adjudication glanduar tumors, lum
bago, eryspeas, letter ring salt rheum, PIN
ples and all kinds of eruptions of the skim old and III
GERS sores, weakness of the urinary organs, uor
bus, it is excellent remedy For and other
complaints fever and ague and ague the breast
and face, cramp in the stomach and bowel com plant,
headache and foothache. it acts like charm. But above
ALL in the Of tendnous and capsuar INJURIES sprans,
and wounds of every description it shows in
ishiug manner its magical powers.
The proprietor of Bartnes Lotion is i'm the city
Washington and will give his personal attention those
who afflicted with any fthe above complaints He Of
ers this article to the public knowing its value gen
era remedy tor various complaints and feeling but
doing Justice to his feow-en, in thus placing within their
reach such simple and cheap To any person that
is afflicted and will make trial of one bottle of the above
and does find immediate relief iberefom, after using
according to the directions, the proprietor binds himself
upon receipt Of the empty boe refund The price paid
for the lotion.
The proprietor can be seen every day from II M &c
IL at Mr.. VIM. q. Forces of Pennsylvania
and 10th street, where the article always be OBJ
tanned al IS per bottle also all the principal drug
stores i'm the United States.
To who afflicted, and unable through pow
cry, purchase the article the proprietor feels pleasure
in having it in his power to supply such with the lotion
gratis Agents wanted, whom liberal discount will be
made. LEWIS ii. HALSEY, Proprietor.
Principal depot 1926 Broadway New York.
Jan H-dlmN
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MAP Of Mexico, Texas, and part OF the United
ltl States including California Santa Fe, the of war;
and the different points of attack coored. Put up port
able form for the pocket pocket book. Price Is cents
just received by F. TAYLOR.
Also Tanners map of Mexico, and DsturnePs large
map of the same just received, being the latest copies IS
sued and containing all the additions and improve
ments Jan rs.
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ToNAwANDA, Pa, Sept Is, 1876.
DIR. G.. BENZ. SMITH.
HUNTINGToN, Ia, June q, 1916.
DR.. SMITH:
VlEap Stp.

DR.. SMITH.
DEAR of your ''Indian vegetable sugar
coated pills. and find them selling fast that think
had better send two gross immediately. icy give
such general satisfaction that people at least twenty
miles them; and it is generally known am agent for
them would be very sorry to get out
Yours respectfully,
SAML. MOORE Il co.
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Ma tionaI Publishing Companys Daily BulIetin.-
IN Rose Warrington, Life in New York; l2a
Child of the Angel Voice and Lutte, song, by Augustine
Duganne; music by James NJ. Deems; enbelished by a
beautiful Pumbeoype portrait of Miss Alma Maria Cole
l2t cents
The Daily National Plumbeotype Gallery of Views and
Portraits, comprising portraits Of Sir Richard Pakenban
Alderman John Binns, and view of the Washington
ument, Baltimore.
National Publishing Company, Pennsylvania
the Capitol. Jan l2-
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NOTICE Of Copartnership.--The undersigned hereby
In respectfully that they have this day entered
into coparnership under the and style OF VERIFY d
Brother for the sale of foreign and domestic staple and fam
cy dry goods.
They have taken No O. Centre Market space, be-
7h and 9Th streets recently occupied by r. H. Hooe
Il Co.. where they respectfully invite call from those pur
chasing dry goods They have on hand welLassorted
stock, suitable the present demand and will be in
receipt of and seasonablc goods selected with
and bought for cash, which they will sell very small
terms
ALBERT T. VERIFY,
Jan 2o-3tif A. l. YERBY.
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To Arms! To Arms
DENTAL SURGERY.

BY G.. II. VAN PATTEN, M. d.
office and residence door TodPs Hat
Store, Browns Hotel.
Dec3
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MADAME A. BAREDIT French dress-maker, of
wi Philadelphia l2h between and streets, oppo-
site Kings gallery Jan 19-oi
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Tanners Map OF Mexico.

~ TEMPLEMAN, corner of Al street has fresh
NJ. supply of Tanners map Of Mexico 4tlr dition, 1877
Moena and other poems by Thomas s. Donoho, esq, of
Washington few copies of the Blue Book for lS45 lhe
last published) are yet remaining Jan Fl
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THE UNION.


(tOAL.-The subscriber has hand various sizes and
~ quality OF anthracite COAL which he will dispose of
upon reasonable terms particular attention paid to the
weighing and delivering the Orders left AT the Butler
Coal Office, John W. Badens, south side Of Pennsylvania
avenue, the of 9th street, John f. Caan E.
Snms AZ Son. and at the yard, the long bridge, will
meet with prompt attention JOHN PETTlBONE.
Jan 2l-3teod MAT Intel
The Misses schnebiy's Boarding and Day School,
~ their residence, No. 1913 Chestnut ST., Phiad
JNHElR second session will the LIST of Feb
l. ruary, but pupils will be received any time and
charged accordingly.
Boarding and washing $50 paid in advance Terms for
tuition IN English branches varying from Sc to $l2, SIG,
and $50 music vocal and instrumental $24 instru-
ment so Each of the other ornamental branches SIP
The Misses will be assisted by teachers of acknowledge
ability
REFERENCES
Rev, Mr.. j. H. Fowles, Philadelphia /; Rev. DIR. s. III.
Tying, New York Judge c. Blythe, Philadelphia; Dr. T.
d. Mutter, Philadelphia DIR. Samuel Jackson. Phadel-
phia Professor Espy Washington city Jan. Him
&HS FOR hfNT.-A conmodious three-story brick
MI house, with convenient back buildings and smoke
I'LL house, situated within few PAGES of the Capitol
square, and in healthy position. The rent viii be very
moderate GEO WATTERSTON.
22-eotf
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WANTED, for family living I'm Maryland, near
w Washington, young negro man, of good character
and having some acquaintance with the duties OF house
servant for whom cash will be paid Inquire the Globe
Office Jackson Hall Jan 26-3t
rTNHE only French Corscts In Washington.-The sub
scrber invites the attention of the ladies those we'll
known, easy and elegant patterns recommended by the
medical faculty
She has supply of sate-coloed linen drilling and satin
ean double long, and Short at the low price of from III to
~ per pair
Also, extra large size
Also wellmade shoulder braces for both sexes,
from 81 to 81 50
Skirt bodies and hair tourneurs, at SO cents
GentIemen's money belts, at l25
Spanish riding belts, fine article for the health
Also, n supply of white satin-very elastic
Also the Esser belt.
MADAME A. d. CLERMON.
Ladies' article and fancy is on 10th street, one
door from Pennsylvania avenue around the from
Mr.. Dyer's auction store Jan 26-eod
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
An Item in the History of the War.

In 1886, Santa Anna was acting Presi-
dent of Mexico, and Military Dictator, and
commander-in-chief of the armies. In the
latter capacity he met the Texan army at
San Jacinto, where he was oyerthrown,
and himself and army made captives.-
This resulted in treaty, Of which the pre-
anble and 4th article ran as follows
"Antonia Lopez de Santa Anna, general-in-
chief of the army of operations, President Of The
Republic of Merico, before the government estab-
lished in Texas solemnly pledges himself to fulfill
the stipu1ations contained in the following arti-
cles, as far as concerns himself.
CART. treaty of commerce, amity and linn
its will be established between Mexico and Texas
the TERRITORY OF THE LATTER NOT
TO EXTEND BEYOND THE RIO BRAVO
DEL NORTEn
In consequence ofthis stipulation, Santa
Anna and his army were transported back
to their country, only to pledge themselves
to re-conquer Texas, and to plunge their
country in a war by attacking the United
States forces on the north Of that river,
which they stipulated should be the north
boundary Of Mexico. Strange to say, this
faithless villainy has been countenanced,
not only in q partizan press, but on the
floor of Congress.-K Teature.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
z AILOR ING ).
THE subscriber would respectfully.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity. that he has commemorative
TAILORING BUSINESS
few doors east of the Post Ofie, over C.. A,
Piskln's Tin Shop, where he is prepared to
do all workin his line on the shortest notice
and in the latest fashion, and hopes by strict
attention to business to receive liberal share
of public patronage.
Cutting done to order and onthe shortest
notice. JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, Jupe 9th, 1877. 26tf.
NOTICE is hereby given to Margaret Will
IN hanson, Allen Williamson, Elizabeth
Hiddeman, Ben jamln F. Hiddleman, George
w. Wilson, Mary B. Wilson, Henry Will
son, Joseph Wilson, William K. Martzall
aud Martin Martzall, shat we filed petition
to the Court Of Common Pleas for the Coun-
ty of Portage, Ohio, on the seventh day of
June A. D. 1847, stating that Isaac Wilson,
in his life time, ntracted to convey sixty
five and half acres of land, owned by him,
in Windham in said County to William r
NJ artzal who assigned said contract 10 said
Martin Martzall, and the petition pTays the
Court to grant us authority to execute said
contr ct by making deed Of said land TO
Martin Ma rtzall.
JOHN S. WILSON and others
Adm'rs Of ISAAC WILSON, decd.
LUTHER DAY, Atty.
June 9th, 1847. 3w106.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
Great Restorative Remedy!
DR.. EASTMAN'S
ELIXIR OF HEALTH.

EytFfEEN years experience, together with
n the testimony of thousands Who have real-
zcd its power over disease, has proven this medi.
cine TO be the most va1ablc Vegetable Compound
in the known world, for the cure of the following
symptoms and complaints vz:-Dysprpsia, liver
affections, nervous diseases, sick head ACHE bill.
GUS habits; Jaundice; bilious diarrbE,, loss of
appetite, debility weakness, pains and giddness
the head, papitation of the heart, pains in the
side, stomach or shoulders, langour. shortness of
BREATH sour stomach, wafer bEdsh, or splitting OF
foud, nausea or sick stomach oppression from
food, heart burn. melancholy; disturbed or unfe-
ffeshlng sleep, unpleasant taste III tho mouth.
farred tongue. costiveness, &c. For all of which
the Etixir of Health, may be relied upon ais safe,
certain and speedy cure.
AS a preventive to diseasc, the Elixir Of Health
has not its equal in the ,oortd and it is especially
recommended to persons residing in sickiy locali.
tics. BY its timely use you will find il sure
preventive to ague fever. bilious fevers, and all
other diseases peculiar to low. fiat or marshy
countries. 1t has stood the test for fifteen years
and its increasing popularity and usefulness 10.
| gether with tho concurring testimony of many
! eminent physicians and other respectable citizens
throughout the whole country ought to be suffi
clent guarantee to every one afflicted with th'
foregoing complaints. Thousands of certificate
might be given to prove that tie Elixir Of Healtl
| is, medicine Of more than ordinary merit. Th
certificates of some the most respectable piiysic
ians i'll the country are given, deeming other
unnecessary.
See that each wrapper has the written signatur
of"H. EASTMAN" upon it, as none other ca
be genuine May 10, 1877.
Agent, ISAAC SWIFT. Rayenna.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
s. A. GILLETT g. Co.,

HAVE been anxiously waiting for some
Ii time the arrival cf the ir Goods-but
as yet they have not received them all. Ow
ing as they suppose to the arrival in Tin
rteum Of large quantities Of B randy and Dry
Goods Boxes filled with Cotton S6ee, mos.
which may have prevented all their Goods
from making their appearance in this nice
little Town. where every day t Ee Public
Square is covered with Teams, loaded with
men, women and children, bound for the
o'sA~ qnd Ready. Pay Store,
where WIN be ro.And already the best and
cheapest assortment OF evefg kind of Goods
necessary to meet the demands of.tbe con,.
munity. ever offered to the citizens Of Portage
County. tits unnecessary o 60 into detai
at this time, but one thing is certain, wt
will buy all kinds of Pro duce and pay a.
much as our neig hbors and sell G. ods at les
prices whether above or below cost.1
"LITE IND LET LIVE,'' is the motto
Rayenna, June T. 1347
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
NEW GROCERIES.

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Ravenna and its vicinity that he has
just received large and splendid assortmen,
of Groceries, such as Tea, Tobacco, Spices
of all kinds, Lemons and Lemon syrup.
Oranges, West India Pepper sauce, Sarsapa
ulla syrup, most kinds Of Liquors for sick>
ness, Candies, Raisins, Starch, Indigo, Cam
phor, Stoughton's Bitters, Ground Mustard
Castor OIL, Garden seeds, Lead, Nuts Of all
kinds, Copperas, Rosin. Alum, Shoes, Pins,
Needles, Combs, Yankee Notions Of all
kinds and in fact every article usually kept
in Grocery Stores,
He would briefly state tina: notwithstand-
ing the sspnfs and st0ells" of older and larger
establishments, he can and will sell Groce>
ries cheaper than any other establishment in
Ravenna-if you don't believe it call at my
stand on the East side Of the street, little
south of the Court House, and examine for
yourselves.
N. B.-I also keep on hand and for sale
the celebrated medicine called "THE WoRm
DESTROYER" This is the most effectual
medicine for the destruction of worms that
has ever been known as all who have used
it can testify. A. FOWLER.
Ravenna, May 12, 1847. l0a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
The War with Mexico.

Providence smiles on our war with Mexico!-
| Does Heaven assist the ambitious nation which
wages an "uniust, ,oicked, and abon Unable ,oa,
Of aggression" upon its innocent neighbors? Let
whig teachers of religion give lesson to whie
politicians upon the subject, How would they
have regarded universal defeata How-but as
the Judgment of Heaven! How, then, ougha
they to regard universal success-victory follow
ing victory, as one shout follows another, before
the echo has ceased2
The hypocrisy oflthe whig leaders about this
warts palpable and disgusting. aa-@. s9a
tits Unnecessary, unconstitutional, unjust, a.
bominable, and wicked" they cry. But they
have no hesitation in sending their sons to share
its dangers and its honors. .. .e
Henry Clay lost a son at Buena Vista; and the
bereaved father said in late letter. that he died
such death as, if he must lose him, he ,Dyuld
prefer to all others-a death on the battle field in
the service Of his country; in whig phrasea death
in inprosecuting can unnecessary, unconstitutional,
unjust, wicked, and aboninable warp not from
constraint, but as voLuNTEER! art E4a8ss..
Daniel Webster, also, has a son among the
volunteers in this unnecessary, unconstitutional
unjust, abominable, and wicked war;"
If the positions of the father be true, every
Mexican killed in this war is a murdered man;
and every volunteer in the war is murderer.
And here isa politician who at home denounces
the war as unnecessary, MUST, and murderous,
and sends out his son to participate in the mur-
ders!
ssMy son. methinksI hear him say at parting,
ssyou have volunteered to serve your country in
the battles strife, and trust you will nobly up
hold its honor and its flag. But do not forget,
that the war in which you have voluntarily enga-
ged; was brought on by the President in violation
Of the constitution, withoutjust cause or honora-
BILE object. Do your best, my son, to gain glory
by KILLING OR DISABLING EVERY INNOCENT MExI-
CAN WHO, IN DEFENCE OF HIS OWN wRoNGED AND
OUTRAGED COUNTRY, MAY THROW HIMSELF IN YOUR
PATH; and as you cleave his skull with your gilt
tering sabre, remember that he is martyred pat.
riot, and that you are his murderer. While you
are gaining glory and honor by becoming the
voluntary murderer of the unofending Mexicans
in their fields and forresses in their streets and in
their houses, will take care to cast all the re.
proach on the President ofthe United States, and
hold him alone as responsible for all your mur.
ders. Ours shall be the glory but h is the crimer
Is not this the morality and policy of the lead
ing wings? And portion of them who have been
most vociferous against the wicked and murder
GUS war, are now looking to the head murderers
in this war for their next President! To be the
efficient instrument of President Polk in nu,.
dsring the innocent Mezieans, is becoming the
highest qualification for whig PRESIDENT
Washington Union.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
Look out for the Engine

Look out for the Engine
WHILE THE BELL RINGS,
ALL ABOARD THAT ARE GOING.
Passengers that haue not paid their
fare uiH please call at the Captains
office. Loaded Uith Clothing for the
Stone Store, Ravenna
GREAT ARRIVAL OF
Ready MADE CyOtlsssss at D.a K'A
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Except some wet at Beayer.) All descrip-
tions of Clothing, Goats, Coates and Sacks
of most every kind of Goods and all prices
from les. to 12 dollars.
Pantaloons of almost every description,
from 81 to $8.
200 Vests, Satin, Silk. k.lVelvet, Bombazine,
AlpacLa, Marsaies, Valencia, &c. from IS.
to dollas.
Cloaks and Over Goats all Of which will
be sold cheap.
Rayenna. Nav. f847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
Resolutions of the Ohio legislature.

The Legislature last winter, before the
| wings had completed their 'sguaranty'' with
| the Mexican leaders, passed resolutions as
follows:
'Resolred, By the General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio, That the bravery, skill, and good
conduct of General z. Taylor, and the soldi ers
under his command deserves the highest commen-
dation of the country.
Resolred, That we have full confidence in the
bravery and skill of Major Generals Scott and
Taylor, the heroes Of many hard fought battle;
and that the dignity of the nation and the honor
of the army can be committed to the charge of no
ADLER commanders ...a.- s.i
"Dignity of the nation and honor of the
army" sounds well since the whigs have u
nited with the Mexicans,a and as guaranty,
attempted to stain the soldier and disgrace
the nation by Withholding supplies. ~
The Journal of Saturday evening con-
tains Gen. Taylor's reply:
"HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
"Camp near Monterey, Mexico,
"April 13, 1S47.
"S1R: The resolutions of the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, relative to Gen. Scott
and myself, together with your letter transmit
ting the same, have been duly received.
:sTo resolutions so kindly and f1atteringly ad.
| dressed, I am my part most gratefully sensi.
ble and the people of the great State of Ohio may
rest assured, that so far as my will and ability
will permit, the good of the country shall be full
ly and honorably upheld and sustained, as long
as such a high duty rests in any manner in my
| hands. Your most obedient servant,
stZ. TAYLOR, Maj Gen. U. S. A.
"WM, BEBs, Esq, Columbus, Ohio"
And if there was ever a cutting rebuke
to the reasonable conduct of the wings, a:
they now present themselves before the
world, this letter contains that rebuke
q "The good Of the country shall be
fully and konorably upheld and sustained, .
&c. Howe by uniting with the enemy ant
continuing the war? or by nobly and sue
cessfully fighting the battles of his coun
| try?-Ohio Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
BOOT e. SHOE STORE.

THE subscribers would respectfully in>
Il form the citizens of Ravenna and its vi
cinity that they have taken the shop formerly
occupied by VIM. Gardner and recently by
Titus & johnson at the sign of the gilt boot
for the purpose of carrying on the Boot &
Shoe business in all it's branches, and in the
most approved French & English styles.
Gentlemen's fine Boots s. Shoes, 1 aides
Caters, Half Caters, Morocco Buskins and
Slippers, and Chldren's Shoes kept constant
ly on hand, and made to order at short no.
tice and on the most reasonable terms.
A share of patronage is respectfully solicit
ed. J. A. DONALDSON,
VIM d. JOHNSON.
Ravenna, May 5th, I847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
GEO. s. D. M, SOMMERVILLE,
TAILOEsS,

One door South Of C. Prsntiss' Store,
Il NU n M a. Onto.
This Spring and Summer Fashions just
received.
Cutting done to order. Most kind of
Country Produce taken in exchange for work
land few thousand feet Of lumber at pre>
scnt.)
April Goth. 1a47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23

FIFTY MILES OF CANAL BoATs.-About
a thousand new canal boats are estimated
to have been added to the New York ca
mails the present season, making, with those
previously registered, say $500. These, at
80 feet in length to each boat,would make
a line of boats over SO miles in length.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23

! CooENEss OF GEs. w WoRrH.-During
the bombatdment Of Vera Cruz, this gallant
officer, finding his horse considerably ex-
hausted, despatched a servant for a bucket
OF water. Just as the man was raising the
bucket to the horses mouth, large Shell
struck the ground at the distance Of a few
yards. The man started in terror; but
Gen. w orth, observing that the fuse was
not quite burned out, said premptorily,
without moving, sHalt empty your buckos
on that thing!'' tffe, man mechanically
obeyed, and Gen. Worth captured the shell
whole. 1t was 13 inches in diamater, and
weighed about 100 lbs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23

20 which you have invited me to speak,
dictsses aobler lesson to this country.
&aTha ladies Of America refuse to wear
English manufactures. Hear, and loud
cheers The ladies, initiate their virtue,
and be their rivals in heroic citizenship.
Loud, cheers, Ii this example be initiated
hera think the day will come when the
trieh Gag viii be hailed in the port of Bos-
ton BAIT il, in the vicissitudes to which oil
nations are exposed, danger shall fall on
the Great Republic, and if the choice be
made to us to desert or befriend the land Of
Washington & Franklin, I, for one, will
prefer 70. be grateful: to the Samaritan
rather than love the Levite. Loud and
enfhusiastic ,cheering y - =.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23

Croton OH, Otto Roses, Jujube Paste, Ext.
Lemon, Orange Water, Soaps, Canary Seed,
Zante Currants, Milliners Iseing Glass and
Glue, Gums, sshellac, .Copal, &c. Brushes,
Paint, Hair and Varnish. French Leaf Gold
Leaf and Bronze, Sand Paper, Glue and Japan
White Lead. Red Lead aud Lltherage, ser,
million, Drop Black and Lampolack' = Old
so cent Tea, Crushed Sugar, Rice, &c. &c.
which are to be sold low for cash, at the
sign OF the Golden Mortar.
Ravenna, June l6, 1847. 10Y ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
Mlarriaaes.

In southington, Trumhull Co., Ohio, on the
18th inst, by the Rev: Mr.. Lowe, of the M. E.
Church, r. s. LORD, M D., to Miss MARTHA
E., daughter of c. Hurd, Esq.
In Franklin, on the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.:
Chandler Mr.. EZRA A. EATON, of Lucas
county, to Miss HANNAH c. CLARK, of
Franklin. - ! -.--
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23

NEWSPAPER POSTAGE CHANeE.-The
Postmaster General has instructed his depu.
ties throughout the Union to forward IN the
mails, without prepaying, all newspapers
coming from the office Of publication.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23

The Money Coined in the United States,
during the fllty-fve years operations of the
Mint, in copper, silver and gold, amounts to
$122,500,00O. What q mint of money!!