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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-17
Domestic l.n,ursnuous,

NKw EMBARRASSING Hudson o3 bales cotton Cahoone &
knney-g do Maitland coo DO Allen Paxsou 30 do A
&c Ros,e eo-ls3o pigs lead II Rogers co-lp3i do
Marsh-13 hhts tobacco Chaste lain Merle Sandfod-
is hhds tobacco kossire 20 do Strsch-n Scott
50 bales ncmp Nswbod CIuf % Burnt co9i do Me-
Oregon L. Morns-65 9 Mesh-l52bbls whisky Beal Dr..
wu-5e do neisss.F Oh Baraett-25 do oil Thomas &
Maxwe-l4 bales skins smith IA hhiI bbis skins
W HooPls-T bles pink = OF M Burger-,s kegs she u
Brouer Ne,lson-ie bags feethsrsET 1,bson37 hhds
sugn = Leve ch-'0 bids do Morgan u Cool sacks
corn Howes Godfrey 4 col pkg Lowery & Brothers-2
bales nsI Bell som boz tob Ludlum Langeuey
II Dbl STUFF Roome-50 do oil Marh-s pieces ore JF
Cor'cg phgsJ Manor do q VI Peck-2 pkgs trunks
NJ Field col box w Eare- do NJ e. Squirrel pkg
o n Tdeue-i do 1889 Dbl. bark anO bolls duck to order
CHAkLrsror-Sleamshp Southemer-98 ties Muller
oo-2sS bales cotton Sprgue Robinson co47 do Leve
rich co.. bales bags roots Olcou, McKesson& CO.
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Brighton Cattle M ark ct.

BssroS, Monisy Noe. Is, 1917 AT market, $500 beef
cattle 100 stores 30 Jokes working oxen so cows and
calves, 750O sheep and lambs, 1900 swine
Prices--Bssf Csttle-A few extra So So lst quality
$64$6 as quality IS 25sS5 rs Sd quality 81 00aS4 90
rssYsariings S6tss years old heifsrs laSi5;
extra Slsas2 5 years old. S23sSSl.
Working oxen-S60 sos SIS, $50, Ss7, S9', Sllb.
Cows and Cslves-Sl0 Sa2. sas. S32, S35 $4S $50.
Sheep Old, $50, 81, 81 IS, ST. rs, 81 So Lambs 81,
81 So 50 I2x
sxiue-oid fat hogs 54; old lean hogs 51Sae; pigs
skaSk.
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Eo reign lmporuanOns.

EIo JATrTRo-8rg Tno-SWU hides Ht sIichs LOCKWOOD
BID X Ironsides.
sr. ANnrs BAr-Brig Petersbu-g-laa bags pmsuto .s7
dy hides Rowland Asp!nwail20 old and iron
Scljm FraDkn-l eask old copper VIM Banco-ll
straw has AZURE GIuay-l0 rs pimento Miln-3 casks
10 bars old copper Aym cos key, vegetables
root IA salted hides Thos Hill
CusAooA-Schr Docss-3loo bushels silt w Lewis-l2
usue IS kegs aloes 26 bales skins Foulk
% bales do hides 10 wood Boon-n Graves
quantity Of old copper Middleton co-do do w Davenport
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COMMERCIAL iN'rELLIGENCn,

PHILApELPHiA: Nov. is Fir Board-50 shs u s Bank
~ Ph lad mk I7H; 5d9 N 50 vieksssx l5 50 Norris
Rak; 600 Tenn BIDS SIS II; Is Beaver Mead "a: $1,000
Le,n 6s 6 1898 do Interest 62 5000 Tr Ms 6s 1907
$1,000 do 100; $1,000 Reading BID TO- Phad Blk ll6A.
Bosror. Nov la-E1cHAnor ooAnp-lo shares Western
Railroad no. do Fchourgh do l22; do Boston and Pro-
yidso;s do ooX 70 do Cheshire d. .sod 81 q, do Bc'tn
lok d. Readi do 2sh a5o do Eas Boston Cempanv:
h $50 do do Is s6 % do bid bA25 doido l5 $4,000
Redins Railroad Bondss5O TO- $1,000 per cent Treasu
Nv Nnfes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-17

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Pay New er'sy ssr end F.ShnghRR :e bhh,dfspas
and INV Ward Gesss
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"a sss AED G' sss'S Ts;ls Va:
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Lllott' New Haven =, ,urov vorr,
and Mrs H. Gs Ms EP Rass
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EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE
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Thomas: jla%ssos Canals B.cwp Portland: f.iis5
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| RATHBUN's HOTEL.
Mssy $F $;'SP s::' s:S ss::
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FpnE. Troy; cccis New Haven co.tisan, xiS'ny;
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TAYLOR's HOTEL
W aS bf'G1 .ns .s9
rsaa:yI1;PS; Handy Hud:oni A:ws,, Ms.:.s
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WESTERN HOTEL.
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ssf s'!' SSh
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s.a lii fSs ss Jas:'sa P'HI!
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Passengers Arrived,

CHARLEGes-Ss.sm.h,p souhener.Mi,. Sarah A FL
renee, Miss tiEh Mrs Vaneringcn, Mrs Merriam Law
renee tutchs. Vim Clak lady aud child Henry Lebb
John Hans. VIM Burrows, b wilkins. James Breckei
ydge-t In The Teerage.
ST AIMS BAY-Bng Peersburg-Rev Mr. Peinke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-17

ROCHESTER, Nov Is, lst7-rhe supply of wheat dur
ing the week has not bsen great The price has
ranged from 81 l5sl 20. Nothiundoiug In -four Oats
400. Barley sec! Rye 500. very scarce.
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Passengers sailed .

LIvERrooL-fscket ship F,deia-Mr Charles Jerome Now
II ven. Conn Mr. Armtone and lady, Albany; Messrs
Marine WIN Clark q w Belt New York; Coi Sh- burne
bsasr Of dispatches the Legation Loudon; Mr. bert
Hunt Mrs Hamilton, England; Mr. Hertz, Germany; Mr. Bud
ley, Canada. 80,
LrrRPooL-packet ship John Skddy-Jas Rhodes, J
Mercer Miller. New York; Jas Pooley. England Lieut.
Desborough b A.
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Taylor Gray. I'm do 70. Neolk Mary D,sss f.o. psla
ware city for Boston; Pesident Chase I'm Phadsphs
dol Riehmond. Hartford I'm do for %; Dezo Bs.er, from
George Thomas Newbcrn FIN Provnestown for New York;
Haired from New Bedford for New Yorx; Belle Pnhuey
fun Providence for do; Mary Hettle from do M dos Minor
yideoc. Cor Ssolk Trumpet I'm Thorn for New
York. Uranen. Croker FIN Bangor dol United Grant
FIN for do; Tangent, Pummef Addpston for York;
Radius vens. fun do for New York; Providence, Barnum
NANTvcKRr. Nov ia-Arr sehr Susan. Russell N York
NEw BEDFORD Nov A-An brig Maine, Doyle, Whining
NEwnvnYroRr Nov l3-An schrs Leo (Br) Disby, Mary,
PosTMourH Nov l2 Arr b.igs viucenues Knight Phila
cid TO, roiaad Forence Green, do; ish sehr
sid, new ship Columbus McCeren. Of and for New Yok
days.
Pa 81 John, NB; ,ehs maria. Burt Bay River Nc; Han.
nah H.vens Tu ne, Psutego NC; Mary Ann Guest Cain
Phsdelph, Sid .chs Pokomoke Htchen, Suffolk Bas-
com. Corsop, Philadelphia
FoErIAsD Nov bark Burnhan. sweetser Cardens.;
schr John. Gears, for Nfork
RICHMOND. Nov H-Arr brig Victoria Weeke, Boston;
:ehr Areitis, Wheeler. New York Sid schr Pilgrim. Rich.
sALEM. Nov s-A Tellus, Hsdley, Richmond; Atlsrtie
NickeIson Georgetown G; Sc Helena Hatch Philadel.
phs; cid l1ih schr Martha Maria, CT renee: New Yor,
souhs s e.r Ia port ships Ms!a;. @ RSdss Liver
smith, wts; vi Whl,aeY. Dyer re; Baldwin. Bofisnd
Scotland Ko. LIVERPOOL; brigs keviile Sleeper Boston,
KeyinE Flanders, H,vs; Maz,ppa. CoIson Portsmouth;
Judge Whitman Peterson Pyoydegse; Selma Cuisa Dsms
s S,x .n Ts
.,h~ Eliz. Brown. HelGn Hav.ns Lenity smith, dscg
Gen Wa his gton. PoueiI, do; Excel, Kenredj J, do
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Senator to see and fssl the condition 70 whieh
that party had been brought or what (aaksd
Mr. LIZ 70 he the representative Of ooostituents'
No or anythi oorporsail No He Is the repre-.
ssptstss OF thss. speotrsd reics The Senator (sHd
Mr. has complained Of innovations upon existing Ia
stirutioas there class Of men hs(N L. knew who
fearful OF any change; they terrified al tue
idea doubt they honest and they were not
20 bs reprobsted for their opinions; the Senator Mr.
- of these mem the OF these
native American relics No ht opponent OF the glo
rious eectv. system
Nc L. continued TO proceed In this strain Of pershage
and sarcasm.
Mr. Folsoms rose to vndicate his party, and to ap-
psass It's He down upon the Senator from
Ontario like a native tornado upon pantaiu or like q
catsmouat upon a wesxe He declared that the men
who composed that grand party distinguished for
patriotism, aud that their only fault that they
loved their owo couatry and oountrymsn better than
the couurymeu of any other country From that party
he had been ths recipient Of many favors; had t
become altogether defouc He trusted that he would
yet have an opportunity to attend It's resurrection and
Ne n I'D great confidence in the restoraves which were
being employed to eff result eminently desirable
The report or the committee in favor or empowering
the boards OF supervisors appoint the wreck
In their respective couutiesw uusnimou.iy a.
We no ice that In the House to-day. Mr. sioseo wso
An effort to have the bill for the relief o, ,ne
Prison Association reconsidered This Dill was ou
yesterday, and the eor of Mr. 10 have tns OIL re0on
sidered was also dsfea ed
DISASTROUS FRS IN ROCHESTER An extern
sve fire took place in Rochester at ABOUT Two
o'clock on Sunday morning last Water was not NJ
hsrd in sudao.ut quantities for the use Of the engines
and the result that carriage mandatory, livery
stabe chair shop. and other buildings were burned
Eatimated loss John Cleveland, owner, two buildings
burned about $40 600; the livery stable building and
two story wood dwelling owned by jacob NJ Scher-
merhoIn. loss about $4,000; insurance, 2,sOO MIR
Ksrr's (he carriage manufacturer) loss II perhaps
$4,000; Insurance $4,000. Mr. Wabrdge, owner OF the
livery stable had insurance furniture or stock;
his loss will probably be several hundred dolars.
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sailed.
Packet shp Fdsla. Liverpool; ships Atlantic Orsans'
Eeoubs Chaiestoai Emas bremen, bsThs May Boush.oa
New Orleans; Peter Dem Savannah; EdinbuTg, Baltimore
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M ARITIM Il HERALD.

Port Of New York, November IL, 1877.
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for Cp ,i1 Materials, French Gilt Cornces ORA
ley MusIins French aud American Paper Aangings Win
dow Shades, &c Also Manufacturer Of vansed
pure hair other Mattresses Feather Beds Pjllow &c.
with every article the uphostrey line. who esae and
retail prices per cent lower than other establishment
in the city.
NB-Cu-tus hung and rooms papercd At the shortest
tice Ship and steamboat cabins and hotels ft.ed up.
r. DAVIES. UphOlsteTer,
Der MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-17

M EplCAL CaRD- he members oGth, New YORK Cni.
AVA lege OF Medicine ard Ph Imscy e5 Nassau
tpue to devote the undivided senon to all DIS
eases Pa'sns suffering from those complaint may rely
assfe and permanent without The a.
or comic emeu from business. The COS sulng physician
tends daily for consultation from Am. to PM Terms mo-
derAts and cure gusrautced
NBpstens residing ia the country ysceiys ADVICE
ssa medicines BY '%gR BfI'f sSs sl''i'i
Hi7 usn y Nassau susss, New Ysss
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M EDICA. NOT1CE-Doctors Faucet & Norpy con.
l nue 10 be consulted on all private diseases DO
bl,es, trictures chronic elects &c &c The method
If curpg In 10 four days and lately Bdof,d
in London will be prrsued by 'hem Dr. Morpy WIZ has
paeced for years in London, AVID mber col
will in con,tpt attendance at their Office il3 Greenwich
at. mr. de ale pi1t
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EyAK INV LINE Of fAC kkIS FDN LIV En-.
HE} POOL Only, Regular Packet. Of ilst Nov-Ihe
1o1 known fast sailing and f.v0rte packet ship
HOTrNGUER Capt Ira Bursley, l4oo will aail for
Liyepool runctualy alb her regular day. HAVING
commodatons for CABIN cab
persons about proceeding the old country
select de able To ben hs
early application be made board BurnR Slip
WIZ T. TAPSCOI 4 86 South ct
Ps-The Hottipguer will sail from Liverpool oh Jsny
Persons wishing to send for their friends u the Old Country
make the have them br usht
in this magnificent ship Of the New Line vor
tle farm nv aDtty invas hove NIL
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. ANTnD-By respectable young m an as,nati.a a,
w porter. make himself geGer, lily useful Good
,y refe given. Please address Box 5S6 Post Office
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N0 rDIL IL CARD DR. M'rrsoo, 2J4h Futon ST. tel, de-
wi votes his time the Of Private Dhease
Collegiate Education. and PaetIce of twenty-six years.
enable him perform speedy and permanent
woud consult Their welfare by calling Dr. NJ and
ing his CLAIMS their confidence.
Sec Dr. Ms Diploma, with the sienitures Of Sir Ashley
Cooper. Sir A. Csrlsle &c. Ia his Office, 2oik Fulton
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-02
Sheriff,s sale.

. r'sia3 SAAOEbhiS SdhGs w
RYvirtue Of a writ Of Lev, Fa. to mo di-
= rected and delivered from the court Of
common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio, /
shall expose to sale at public vebdue at the
Court house in the town of Ravenna
On Monday the 2lst day Of June nert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, "A. M. and
fouro'clock P. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenemenis, to viii:
s'Situate and being in the township of
franklin IN the County Of Portage and
State Of Ohio and being also the west part
of lot number twenty two in said township
and bounded as follows, beginning at the
North west corner Of said lot and running
thence east on the north line Of said lot
sixty nine and three fourth rods, thence
south parallel with the west line of said lot
to the south line thereof, thencewest on the
said south line to the south west corner of
said lot and thence North on the West line
thereof to the place Of beginning containing
sixty nine and seventy FIVE one hundredths
acres of land.n .er.3 -
Taken on decree wherein Joseph Ly>
man g. ais were complainants aad Benjamin
F. Hopkins f. nls were Respondents.
Appraised at $l047, 90. ~ Z
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Portage Col
Nay 10, ts41. Se
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Sale or Real Estate.

sale OF Real Estate.
DURSUANT. to an Order from the Cour,
i Of Common Pleas for the County OF
Portage. and State of Ohio, made at the
March Term, A. d. 1847, i shall offer a,
Public vendue, at the Franklin Exchange
Hotel lately kept by D. l.. Rockwell, Esq,
in the Township of Franklnon
Friday the fourth day Of June neat,
ut o'clock. p. M the following. described
real estate belonging to the Estate of Geo.
B. DePeyster, deceased, situate in the town
ship of Franklin, and known as fellows: a.
IA Tract in number fourteen, being eigh.
teen and thirty hundredths acres of land, in
the north west corner Of said lot, bounded
north and west by the lines of said lot. on
the East blythe land of John T. Ream, and
on the south by the centre of the Road, be.
ing The same land conveyed to DePeyster by
Samuel L. and Harriet Andrews, Nov. 10,
1885," Appraised value $500. I'd sr
Also, Sin said Lot number fourteen, the
equal and undivided half Of about forty eight
acres ofland, bounded on the West and South
BY the lines of said lot, on the East BY the
centre line through said lot, and Of the north
by the centre, ofhthe road, subject to the
dover right Of the widow of Jonas East.
wood" ,Appraisedyalue $288. s.. saa..
Ths above described lands will be offered
at not less than tvo thirds the appraised val.
ue thereof. The village property belonging
to said estate may be purchased at priya.e
sale for not less than one hall the appraised
value thereof. s,lf a ,54s g5 a1r II
qam.a FRANCIS w. TAPPAN,
q. sgss gif.as 3 sa as.A Administrator.
Dated at Rayenna, .cl8seel. Il .fif
Mar 4 am
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-02

CoRwIN's SPEEcH.-The st. Marys
Sentinel tells the following most capital
story-too good to be either mislaid or lost:
awhile in Dayton few days ago, the
following anecdote was related to US, which
we thought was first rate:
"Eben Head, who had once before been
to Mexico, but, owing, as he said, to the
loss of his health, had returned home-took
ii into his head, few days since, to try it
again His neighbors, however, judging
of his former conduct, and not fully believ-
ing the reported cause of his first return,
doubted whether he intended going second
time at all. But, on the day appointed for
his starting, Eben set off on his weary
journey. Having reached Cincinnati, he
discovered he had started before he was
ready, and, consequently, the next day saw
him back in Dayton. Many were the
jibes he encountered on his return; and,
among the rest, q couple ofhis whig friends
asked him what he had come back for
Eben replied, that fearing he might fall
into the hands of the Mexicans, he had
returned for copy Of Tom Corwin' speech,
as he was confident all hill could not in
jure him among the Mexicans while in
possession Of that document
1--WE should not be surprised, should E.
ben be taken by the Mexicans, to hear Of
his elevation to some important post among
them, providing he takes good care and
makes proper use Of this talisman."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-02
SIleria,s4S SaIe,.,

DY virtue Of q writ of III ia. 10 me di.
ID rected and delivered from the court OF
common pleas of Portage county, Chic, /
shall expose to sale at public vensue at The
court house in the town Of Rayenna, SeH "
Il. On Monday the 7th day of June asst.
between the hours Of ten, o'clock II. M, nsud
four o'clock, r. M, of said day, the following
described lands and tenemeDts toSwit:s srf'
s'Situate in No. two of the sixth range
Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, being the remainder Of lot No. ls
the Sd Division OF ellotsments ia the
township of Palmyra which remains after
measuring off one hundred and 1--WE acres to
Stephen y Polly Harriet Edwards, and bour-
ded as follows TO wit: South by the North
line ofsaid one hundred and FIVE acres on
aforesaid; East by the East line Of said 10.
l6; North by the north line Of said. lo,, and
West by the North and South centre highs
way, containing fifty fiye acres sc land. n,
'Takenin Execution as the property of
Reuben Edwards ut the suit Of Noble w.
Merwin & al against Albert Edwards 81 al !.
Appraised at 8750,00. 9f NH
N JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff
Sheriff g office, Portage Co. I "a
b May 9th, 1247. ssl IN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-02

HATI En HTTMT'S 1INiMENT. 4
" nl-i n - IL ~ .a,'S ,,t.ira j. "a he the
now IT'Yuisay MI = HypEMFnV sI for Rbeuma-
AlNS S1i.ai nn 4 sao,;on contr.ctions of the
tlsm, epina. nu ssnat snS omnsv' Issues, old
muscles, eu,e sn tba hans enJ chest. ague in
ulcels, pain E s.oa ea0 ,o.,h.sahs snrans' brui-
the oleas. eaau anu H,rns cronn frosted feet.
ses' n su's sasnous mnei 5;ssa ses
anu @ az ;,s,,l,a, sacess. which has attended
i,oa,Inn NO s of he most ,ponderfaa Medi-
the appnoa.ao" a;n ,he - most severe cases Of the
ctas sIs,nn. ~ .s T,;ssases above named.-and the
ainGiens that have been beeto wed upon
n'sM =. ~ aso"a. = bas been introduced. ciyes me
~ ~ "ne sht 81 cali an H. oAY;cted IA resort at
the III, sd,, ,bot can bereiied on.
ohoe ~ 'A'' A' O0''S w. '"'e9 - sl,
| o~srho f,,,ou;no letter from Edmund M.
NY W ~ ,,hosa nama bas heen rendered
puns, ~" ,ha anthor of the Coast pilot.
lAiihol'a, 90 .n H. M.n,,cal worts ;s most
ahH ,.S1s seS'.a odonoe If the areat value of the
leiluO.o go, ~ Rsmsd,, Hvnps I;n;ment.
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n s,s",a. Js' Ese M Ds.s S;r.-E Eor
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hheuna.isl 49,. i;So. ,om m.ha ..h;oH s;nLs c,osar
sequence o, .ha. elsease wnoa s S.l.A S;Sa o;n ~
than orotnef, ieI' Sha inJIfeu NY siu1,
ducing my applying nun1s Lihlnien.' llen, ~
which had lmmealate Ienel; saosequehtly
|feehng an aslach % NY olu companon, or.
plied u 70 the part anectea' wnieh El =. oilse a
removed ". as laW compels az sup mas
tefs 70 carry neciIine eaes' wilSi ILL 81 ssa
none saouia 90 w''noaS 'n.s' as ..t .ih n ,hs 1hs
: Dottie ior ex.erhai purposes "ofen al tne
. medicine they can carry. I ou may use this
8 communication at your pleasure: very re-
: spectfuhy yours EDMUND M: BLUNT.
"A gentleman OF high standing IN the socl
Q ETY. OF FRIENDS, speaks as toiiows OF ths
s .NetocGst1e, llth month, !st, !S44.
y -, George =. Ss1nso,'--Esteemed Frlend:-
e Thy letter Of the ssth uitlmo is received: II
my reply ! would say, tnat M aa,s have beer oeei
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quins wIoh LinI ~ s nss un,,s ;... ms @ -
: plocuieu q po,tic ~ nun lnilnen. linn ..st =
!ny s.1,e' ea1y ias' spriag' anu nase usse .s,e
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nsto s.end Io. ~ ir.t'e ,te ~ ~ mtuoI hn.,Ia m
naa ' ,Int ), ,''.a m"o r.oot | bon.st ~ har -
,he rhanato .at ~ aot'og Hss baua bns,..oo M M
in no recomme % nd;nm !, 70 .nu 'I nerson w need;Oo
an an external remedy. JApoE GRirTnN.
80 20, - .'i>A' poJc III So ,oas'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-02
.T;5E cIRI J -LEFT BEHIND ME.p

aTI9E CTRL i LEFT BEHIND ME-"
Il, is well known that the air this popular
sons is played BY the drums and flies during the
smbarkation of an English or American army
about to open a foreign campaign. The Mexi,
cans doubtless thinking that there is some virtue
in il, have since the battle Of Cerro Gordo adopt.
cd it in their own army; but in compliment to
Santa Anna they call it,, ...-.i.... .,.3
1.-THE Leg I Left Behind Me-"
I'm stumpless quite, since from the shot
ofCerro Gordo peggin',
I left behind to pay the Scorr
My grub, and gave my leg in.
ldare not turn to view the place,
Lest Yankee toes should find rue;
And mocking. shake before my face
The leg left behind me.
cA At euena Vista I was sure .
.sThat Yankee" must surrender;
And bade my men "Hurrah! for you're
AL going on bender" ..
That all my hopes and plans were dashed,
My scattered troops remind me;
But though there got houndy thrashed.
I left NO log behind me. .aa
Should TAYLOR of my track get scent,
Or Scorr beat up my quarters.
Imay as well just be content
To 20 across the waters.
But en- should that my fortune be,
Fate has not quite resigned me;
For in tho Museum Illsee
The leg I left behiAd me.