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Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

-wo devote considerable space oi cur
paper to-day to the publication Of sketch
oil the battle of Ruena Vista by an officer
ol tho Arkansas regiment. copied IRON thu
Gazette, 1t is an interesting detail ai
event. a. lLry ltnHspinrd, aad coming a. il
dpes from an ulicrrul our regiment, entities
II 10 an attentive peusal.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

Mn. CALuuuN.-A Washington Letter
writer STATE, that VI. Calhoun has written
to his friends in that city, in which he de
cIin,s being cudldnlc Tor the Presidency
in -, and expressing aprrltrencc Tor Gen.
laylur a. a candidate Tor that station.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

Drral..l>o Aecwu>f-A .aa al NJ.
/ J. >m.h ul tit, romhs : nf q !rufs
al aye. IA. draancJ ia BnIse ffrrh oa
Maudah Easl. IL Lad gunr fishing as
~ nrr aHmr1 a'onr M unpfeeWrd-
uasm#z-l#' .Ha shut lIHe-zrafrh was
INN aaa.e ma e. aud h, bod! uud IA
tie ftrH#
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
RIG Reward.

STOLEN from the stable q the
HCris subscriber, on the night Of the 9Th
fS~pS inst, a Souel HorBe. about i54
-A2-A&- hands high, fax name and tai
Tic mane hsngs upon the len side Of his neck
aod some small saddle marks upon HE back, bad
no shoes on when ho was taken The absyc rc.
ward wi.l be given for the recovery Of the horn,
and f1ccn dollars more will be given upon cos
yiclion Of the thrc WM CLARK.
CIatkla Mills. Fob ns, lsA7-l5.lw
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

AIH'm GcnrlaI June. Is- ,seiordrrs
ffam The President. d,reeliue rLat The vol.
tnlecis 65e ia NeA.cn Vhp may sa do'.ne
br received iuio the service OF the United
States during the war, ani pointing out
the measures lu be- taken Ter their organi
yaliun f,r lhr srcuud Term Of enlistment.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
New nnii tileap Goods.

, I VIE m'aaHaHfa nfs fsef.rng general as.
saTlmant uf Dy Gasas, Clothing, Baa,s,
Nioc7, llais, hafdWsrf. Gallery, Gfaesnel, Sad.
d.'ry. &, which they 1lif Ser sais as Ito IoWes,
Wl.bsf HH.ert
Ths.f friends aaI The FHbl's generally bfa -.
specifically invited 10 cell uaH examine their stock
before pr llsuT sisaghsta
GEo IS. GREEN 4 DRO
Ma.-aglan. ~. All =. lslz.lm
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

Col. Gnukhca1, Of the > 4. 5. Artillery
arrived at Nov Oheaus on the 2l'l uIl''
from Vera Cruz. with the trophies captured
ni that place, which he is conveying to
Washington city.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

II stated that the President will order
out the remainder ot the Volunteers author
lzrl under the 30 900 act, as soon as the
recruits ior the ten nrw regiments are
miscl. Tho number rf volunteers subject
10 call under that act, !, about 1900.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

The Native Americans ol st. Louis re-
Gently held large aud enthusiastic meet.
Ing, at which Gen. Taylor was nominated
for the Presidency.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

The Helena Shield comes to us this
week considerably enlarged aud otherwise
improved We hope the additional tx
penso incurred viii be met by corrr'
pondinp increase of patronage.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

NATURE ~ MouRNrNG.-lhc English
papers state that there have been several
falls oI black snow and black rain Of late,
~ the Isle oI man.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

his stated that thy Texans al Tampico
have pinned the army without pay, 10 per.
form a vpw made loc4rh other when i'm.
pdslned in the Dungeons Of Prrolc That
pr.un il is hr';,yrd. will b. captured by
Gen. Scot, aud nlrd to the ground.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

The New Orleans Jcllersonan (domo'
cratic) has been discontinued, and a new
paper called the Soulberner has taken Ils
Place. The soulherner, We believe, is to
hs neutral In politics.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
COEs.gRT.vEFs SFxgFs.

= HE undersigned having entered into plrtncr.
: ship on the ltt Of April, lsi7, for the pnr.
pose Of 'iong general Sforaga and Commission
Bi'iaei'' IN the town Of Fulton, under The name
aud style ii BLncG, GaorgGs 4 Co, wouId rc.
fpeetmlly inform theif friends aud the public gen.
Gully that having leassd the Upper Warehouse
"t Mr L Smith, they ufe now prepared 10
receive goods on storage,
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK
Fulton, May /, ,lsI7.ll
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

James Yell, indicted by the Grand Jury
Of Jefferson county Tor manslaughicr has
been acquitted.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

The National Wing is the title Of a new
paper recently established at Washington
city. 1t has run up the name Of General
TAYLOR as a candidate Tor the Presidency =
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

A young man named Perkins, residing
ncSr Cane Hill, Washington county, Lately
committed suicide by hanging hmsclfto a
tree.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
notice.,

= HE public are hereby cautioned against trad.
: Ing Tor OF taking an assignment oi a note
given by The uudrnIgned to John McLan, ior ths
sum 0f ninety dollars and twenty-five cents, bear.
ing date llh December, 1916, bs the consideration
for which t was gwen has wholly failed, and I
am determined not 10 pay The samo unless o0ul-
PEELED by law,
JONATHAN BLACK
March Glh, ls47I6.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
EdIdlUare

Knives aud flfLH. ealyrs aud butcher knives.
poke, bud pen kHtts taIH=#fz, rle1TH. fosafs
hHagps AM h..i1, m liur haahHis, sa7s and naIl
IammsIH. aTsR ua k=sfsl baud avs, IA mill uiIl
hzal-fl h.ss. hons apt Gm#f and socket ch.Hs
s#Is, susIa aud douIHH pan LIE, foot aazHs, cup.
iaaI1, I'll. ebra Eeaah, f4a. Plate, I'm aal
ezfHaalgzH knob lazi.zl flHl sd irraaaI9a locks
IaHad aaH LAT sltaz b1',., zIIaH pasets. saeHR
fl#au, ka#b lalgiFz. door Haa#laa, sallei's fplus
h4Iauo,H hHsan4 aaa itIa laaIa aud tea zpayass
tfHsH, q Il aui faa sllr = #IHra, 'c5tW ssHsefz.
ta..f; iHaufas bras aHI iazk eallu uzIIs. VIOLA
slfnss, s mh.ajfr percussion cps, caIAz=FsEs, b#h
look and tue, 'r4h h=Is, prEEaH audsrnias awl.
les clHHI#.ffas, HHHd els #pB uusul slH#i
zHagsIt sal Ionss. syiae laaHs uaa sth.#z.
sass,h.azs lslr, - and lz.H,er plane, waH.
aHl ggltaH eris. manila aaa uauau FaP., a#
tues. suH Id cor, Gu.luf aKHs, h5H4i sE#sl
aazars, p4Il4mHHl hinges. bus aud sgF#aa, g.i g
Ia Is, aaz and aH# =, lH.si wagon lak#H, W llilz
iIaaa, t'fas kaygH, Hf4ss aud e5Iip syiHss, Can.
Ina casislael aud s5uubua ha.s, tld lf9us, gHna
ss3ars, os aaI tfae9 chains, uaiH aut bfHl %. al
alas. slaE#a spaa=s. patent b4Hueez, soyss.
gordon f##H=. o. FzHat pies wsaI.H5 If5a Of ali
kinds, EU4',b, OtimlH, aul cat s.gfl, hollow
E8fs % al- hIuIs au4 ds rpi 4lai such u ovens,
81 cts, %. 90 aud kHlli.H. Sc, Sc
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
oEnog or rus sEeReTARr or srATr,
lutte R0rk, Cd Apri!, 1917

-, F7TFE77 Ut - sIFFI'lF-T''
N aeen'danee with provision of the aonslita-
\ ton Of the Stale Of Atbausas, the following
amendments to slid constitution, proposed by the
last Geaffal Assembly uta published.
Enal Newspaper printed in this STATE will pub
lah The same three ssusral tmes previous to the
trl Monday In August mkt, aud forward tho
papers containing tie publication. also their uo,
COUNTS to this oiiiee
DAVID D. GREER,
Serys'arg n STATE.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
Vym. SO. WcCu;Caon, s. Go
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS
IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, 5s.
o. aEyirB o., srw 0rIEAss

ErAVE now 100 store, and 5r rl.a a. 'ar rates,
1 a gmrnl afaHneut 3l HlrinH7 ft'sfg'
&c, -Colt1us u part uI ua.s, IRON. rust.
ings. s.rrl axes hoes spades, ,IoTU's, aigek Ect'
trs, bark mills. guns aHl Hl., luBnh pg'si cod.
os, 'ar trace, topsa.l aui o.Hrr chausi mil and
grind stones, anyls, bellows, vices, NaT'ina's aud
other slws0f 100 kinds sylh,s and sraI,i, hooks
Hud huera lleks.srfevs So hois, brass wlfrd, sHry1.s
and to1gs, pokon, andruul irnirn tab.c ana
pocket cutlery scissors, uEau, tlzpf sifaps huI
hurrs, srvfs. cotton uuI wool rirls, planes o. VI.
kIula, files aud edge tool, g5uper io1H, t'ss
hoops, wl.irr and trays, bI's aurrm and lus.f
bits, cofdlsr, pIint5, o.., tupfnlnr, o1l,Hm pitch
unI taf, straw rultar, cora Hnu.Inr, lliurs and
collars, pouglslrd plough moalI, Goo aud Jlplaed
VASES, fishing tackle m every variety
90 Nrscu,Nm, PL,NrEBs and others afc re-
specifically invited TO call and examine ior th9m.
selves my5lsi7ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
REO RIEER LAND rOR SALE.

TruHrr OntE, Rr,L Err,rE BAvE,
WuiagiJ1. ir., 2lil April. 1917,
nEBi uRS 60 i4.T H.li ara hereby requested
, 90 can- fra1d Immediately auI pay call,
and .a'rr-,l dae aal rrnrw ihrf notes, as all
uaiea. v.'l,ul Determination, remaining uhre.
rsvrd v b. ralri n lhg AlntI Of the Bank
Attorney nrsut
ny order 0l tho fotri.
% l. BRrrTlN, Clerk. sc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
Wdshia ion Male and Female
y MIN Ar Y.

fHtilE deeand Go9ipu Of this Institution wit.
n commence on Wednesday the 7th 4 Apu'
neat and continue five months.
hoard or tTSTREcTToN
!. Capt jaws D Conn, Superintendent
Physics, ElhIeI and BalIes Leltfes.
2 Principal Of Femala Department to be soon
snpplipd
3 Rev Jsa EConn Latin, Greek, Mathematics.
4 Miss AlARY Z. Com, lnslfletFesi IN Iamas
Department.
> hai GLEasA c nafaHr. do Do.
TERMS or TUITION.
To b paid half In advance In every lnsl4aes Ia
Mts James Gbzon, Treasurer Of tic nz=fi s(
lmsleei Primary instruction, 50 90; { fzfr,1
Furnish Bruaehes, SIG On; Full Goure, 80 %,
Music on The Piano, S20 6O; on the Gu4f. flD,
French, s lui Drawing aud Painting, $40 Board
rom > 10 50 pot month. Pupl4 uul1das afler
Tue commencement Of the session will ~ 5uiy
loF The time Of Ia.Hlnr, but no tbdaeti5a mals i6f
lU.t time after eutruns. A. tbs % a a=lIzHHs.
'alung institution the Trustees must lnszI upon
PROMPT payment Of luIli5a fees, a.. applications
iof iHlHmuliaH must BE- adiIlaad most p#IB 10
the Superintendent
The imaiees tako gfeal pleasure Ia unnnanoao
10 TIE public aud the ifenda af the seminar, Id
lhey have hapPiy secured the services Of an ef.
ioisai corps Of Instructors. fly eofnncttn a, to tho
mPa5taHI tax which they have assumed
). 7 SANDERS. Sssro,afy
B5ard Trufsaa
Washington. Ark,' March 2i, lsi7-lG.Gw
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
Ececui0r,s Sale.

WILL Be- ia,d At public auction, to the
w h.rhJst and last bidder, for cash in hand,
10 The llwn u NaHtn, on the g6lh day Of AprIl
next, the following described property. 10 y 4.
Ouc negro inau aged 81; bis wio aged o., and
lwo children, one ab1y two yCas cd, The u,l.sf
e., Bgrd two months. Sad negroes will l. sald %
The property belonging to tho cstple of william
Lewis, dec and By in order Of The probate court,
aud According 10 Tho la, wil and testament o, ,ko
said William Lewis. dc. Title undspuieJ.
NANCY LEWIS. g. ~,
J. II. d. SCoBEY, LAoou'o'a
Bradley county, Afka, Feb 1, ls!5.
Z. S.-Shguid the above negroes bring mora
than eight hundred doiars, The oyefplus 10 Be 90
a credit oi twelve month";.
- y. L. & J. H. D. S, Era
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
Groceries!

'F'IE ehsrhar 10 daily receiving a stock oi
Z Gu7errs, iuu'ulnr Lqudu and Wines oi
ilr ifsIi brs7lf, Colte Sugar, M1'lssrs q.
aar. SJ4p Csul'ss, Ra.ans, Honey Cheese,
Gallery, r,pr.f, Slr.urg, HuI a variety Of other
articles luo numerous fog ltr limits Of Oh adysr.
i.s.meli; which, together with The stock Prev
iun, on hand. wilt comprise most OF the articles
Usually found in o well .s'rctrd Grocery.
II. KELLY
wasaagioa, March 81, l5i7IG
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
STATE oRARKANsAS, F,

STAfB or ARKANSAS.
County Of Hampstead
In tie Hsi1psfsad Cifsaai c5szt, "a saeaii.a.
fesfasry e6fI, /. y 1917
Mary kai.er, b hS Hs4i flgpd,l
Gahricl 7 KY
- Dsreffs
Peief .Reurt Daffafsst
MIS- day came tie said petitioner By frntb.
her soleiaf, anu iilel her petition IN IN
eauze. f'ny.nH tp la divorced from tho hsaai Of
malHmony saa sIia, between herself and tie sad
defendant, aua 1t apneaHl from The affidavit al
Tie n#iIi'onef hat Tie said DEF ndani Il non.
resident Of tbs state, Ii Is ordered that publIsaion
b. made notifying the defendant II tlr peadsBey
Of IL suit, aad that uaiesl he b. and annzaf b,
himself Or attorney oa or before tho tlifd dar IL
the HeKi term ul iha court. gt court 10 he ba!iaa
al tic s5nrt. .hausu Ia the town Of Washington. \,
the t5uaiy0 Hampstead aud siair Of Afszass,
on tie Third Monday ufeF the fourth MaHiay ot
July nas'' and answer tho petition Of the sad
Petitioner, the almc vii be iaksa df eanl.a.sd
1!alnzi hlm aad a drcfaH entered Hne8rl'a4IFi s,I
i 8 tafihlt ordered that lhB srdar Be pgll led in
some newsf1Raf Published Ia the State Of AfkAu.
sas for two weea. by two successive weekly In.
scHions, tho izsi to b. At least four weeks befor.
tls nat term Of ibis caHft.
TeEe; :. I. SANDERS, cIs,k.
A tue c3py from The record
Tesiei = T. SANDERS, Clefl
J 5 ssffH. eonPlananls sa!lolior
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
W. anted,

I Intelligent boy, from l5tol7 yeafa Of age
n 10 learn the printing business Also, "a
JOURNEY MAN PRINTER, to whom steady
employment will be giyru,
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
Notice.

4 IL persons having busiHsss viii me drrp!
~ my abgencc, vii call m John y. Irmbls.
ESQ who 10 my duly Authorized ag,nti apd has
his possession al Of my Individual papers o. wsl
as thoso OF my clients
JABEZ E SMITH
wsslng4a. Ar 70, Ip4J-l9
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05
DISSOLUTION.

Fk7llE eopaunrrhip heretofore existing boiEssn
d Lawson u Collins and David 5 Swan, iner.
chants 5ud partners, doing business under The siya
and Gm ui Collins & swan, IN the town Of Fulton,
was deceived Oh the 18Th day of December, A. D
lsi6, by the voluntary Withdrawal Of DAVID s.
Swan from said pur,ner-hIp concern. and the busi.
nsss of said couegrn 10 10 be settled By the sub.
frfbcf alone, nnd he IS not other as parlner or
individually responsible for any debt contracted
by tie SAID SNan DO The name Of said cunccfn "
Iu hil avn, thtt " David S. swan. from thg ialv
OF lAs dissolution.
LAWSON b COLLINS
Dee. ", islG,-mh lO3m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-01
DIR. WEBSTER'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA:

EOR the cure of CROFULA, in its incip-
Il ent as we'll as more advanced stages; all Gu
taneous eruptions; SYPHILIS, in its secondary
stage. arresting its ravages even when the victim
may have become an object Of loathing and dis
gust; KINGS EVIL; Tumors on the neck and
Glandular affections; all the evils resulting from
an injudicious use of Mercury, &c. &c.
There are but few Medicines whose efficacy, in
numerous diseases, has been as well attested as
Sarsaparilla. It was first introduced in Europe
by the Spaniards, in 1863, as certain remedy
far malignant disease then prevalent, which
was rapidly extending its ravages through Spain,
France and Italy. and had hitherto resisted the
skill of the physicians. A painful and appalling
disease, that had baf1ed the utmost skill and ex-
ertions of human wisdom, was found to yield
ready to this article.
From that time 10 the present, medical expert
ence has thoroughly established its efficacy and
general consent of the profession now acknowl-
edges its remedial powers over large class of dis
eases where most other medicines fail. And what
cannot be said of many other articles of the ma
terra medica, it may be taken always with entire
sa fety.
TPrice, IS cts. per Bottle.1
UFor certifcates'aud directions see Circulars
in the hands of agents for gratuitous distribution
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-01
|DR,L,E ROYS1

.VE GET.ABEE UNIVERSAL PILLS
The only knopn Medicine ,DAich, at
the same time Purges, Purifes and
strengthens the System.
THE peculiar virtues Of these pills have placed
l. them at the head of patented medicines, the
excitement of their popularity in Great Britain
was called the "Le Roy pill fever" Every one
who has taken box or even dose OF these pills
will cheertully admtthat they are superior to any
other medicine, the reason is that other purga-
tives debilitate while La Roys pills strengthen
aid tone the system they purify.
DIR. LIE Roy's pills are exclusively vegetable
many OF their component parts are known only
TO the discoverer and have withstood the tests OF
the best chemists in Europe, but the principal in
gradients are sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry, each
concentrated 10 powerful essence, for succeed
ing in which he received the prize offered by the
college Of Pharmacy in Paris. IT,.
The difficulty with purgatiyes has arisen from
their debilitating influence on the digestive or
gans as to produce costiveness and render purg-
ing again necessary each counteracting the other.
The Vegetable Universal Pills at once tone and
strengthen the system, open tho pores, act upon
the HUer and discharge the stomach, removing
only impurities and leave the system free from
disease, Sarsapar,lla as the best purifier of the
BLOOD, which is the life, while as tonic W1ld
Cherry, is without rival, DR.. LA Roy has SO
united them as to avoid all evil effects and have
nothing but the;r virtues action.
These pills differ in their operations from all
other medicines, which may be tested by single
dose, no wcaknessor nauses sproduced tthey
brace the SYSTEM mud tone the stomach, OF the
same time effectually operating a purge
They commence the moment they are received
into the system and purify the substances which
form the blood as well as the blood already formed
Price IS cents per box. For sale by J. S
LEFFINGWELL and ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna
sept. %, le47. ly121.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-01
DR.. III. X. WEBSTERS
BILIOUS PILLS.

For the cure Of Biliary Distractions,
Bilious Diarrhee, Cholic, Dyspep-
sia, Costiueness, Sick Headache
Flatulency, &c.
TNHESE Pills have now been before the public
Il for four years, and many have testified to
their efficacy from personal experience.
The idea generally prevails that cathartic, TO
do good must be very powerful in its effects upon
the bowels. These Pills, while they evacuate the
contents ofthe alimentary canal with very little
if any pan that also operate upon the secretions,
in purifying the blood, exciting insenslble perspi-
ra tion, and promoting the secretions of the kid
neys. These Pills are very important to be TAX
en- in connection with my Sarsaparila, as they
cooperate with it in removing those affective dis
eases. 1t is necessary that one or two doses
should be taken weekly while the patient is under
course ofthe Sarsaparilla.
They can also be safely relied on in cases of
worms in childrn. Price 25 cents per Box. IN
D- The above valuable medicines are for sale
in Ravenna by I.SWIFF; in Charlestown by
L. NORTON and Dr.. JOHNsON;in in Edinburgh
by D. BOSTWlCK; and by Agents generally
throughout the country.
l3wI2o. E. JOHN, Gen'l. Agent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-01
81 ssshsrin,sgsaIe. ,

DYgvirtue ola writof Plus VaHdi Ext0Ins
ID direct ed and delivered from the GouftQC
Comraen Pleas Of Portage rconntY Ohics 4 {
shall expose to sale at public yyendue AZ ths4
Court house in the town Of Ravenna esIsa
On Monday fkt 27fh day Of Dsssnaber sexf, -.
between the hours often O'clock, =. u. and
four O'CLOCK, r. N! Of said day The followiiigo
described landsand ;teaemeHis TO wis: sSss
ga certain tract or Jotsof land sstuneei mo
the township of Frankln in the County9of
Portage and State Of Ohio, and is known,br,
being d part Of No IS, aud which has been
divided and bounded as follows. beginning
at post standing ON the East side Of the
Mantua road or road from sMiddlebufy 4o
Mantua. and at. the Motifs west eornsr ,oG
land owned by George II. aRriee JIM lot, ,JoAss
iu said Franilins thence N a2adegs 0slfhiRs
E, 2 chains II links to apost, thence. s. g0s
deg. E. chains 90 links TO a post thence,
8 81, deg. w chain and link to post,
thence 80 deg. 50 min. E o chains lss tinks,
chains II links'to the place Of beginnings1
containing ,s7655 Of an acre, Also, one otilS
er piece of land in sa,S lot beginning asu
post standing at the N e icorsef of Luciua
Nj Lattimers land, and on the w side Of fife,
river read. thence N 40 deg. As min. WI
chain SO links to a post, thence 81 deg,
w 9s chains to a post, thence N 50 deg. a,
| chain Oh link 70 post at the NE corner
Of the first described piece. thence S 70 deg.
E 2 chains to q post, thence q sf.deg. w Ia
links to a post, thence s 5oa deg. W cham
5S links to the!place.of beginning. containing
,9i277 of an Acre. Also onesother piece iIB
said lot No q, beginning at post standing,
in the E eide Of the Mantuaz road. and as tho
N w corner of the land in said lot owned by
Geo. B. DePeyster, late Of Franklin, decd.
thence > 6s deg. z chains IS links toa post
thence 81 deg. w l chain ss lihks 10 q
post. thence N 20 deg. w 5 chains 90 IfnksS
to a post, thence N aa deg. os min. EFg
chains 10 links to the place of hegiuning
containing l. 1882 acres, ;snbject to sthe
Dover Estate of Mary DePeyster. g,,
Taken on decree wherein Thomas Earl.
Gua-dn. of Henry H, Price & ais. was cons
plainant, and Mary DePeyster & ais. were
respondents. '5'' - zEE ~
1st piece appraised at Sss4,oo H.
ed do do $500 H
- Sd do do ls4.O0 Ar.s
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff &.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
November 24ths l847. e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-01
MASON & DeWOLF,

County,
maxim
nsha
Hot Air Stove made patented in the United States
of the distributing the heat make
IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE OVEN TO BAKE UNEQUAL
Thss
in which meats that VIII create steam yapo can baked as wei
ascending all the and from the
will
that DOUBLE
the
other cooking
Ravenna Noyem io47. . G. DEWOLF.
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PRETTY Coon An old lady living
on one of the Telegraph lines leading
from this city, observed some workmen
digging hole near the door. She en-
quired what it was for? To put post
in for the Telegraph, was the answer.
Wild with fury and alright, she incon
tinentIy seized her bonnet, and ran to
the next neighbor with the news.
What do you thinkP' she exclaimed,
in brt athless haste, They're settin up
athate cussed paragraph right agin my
door, and now / reckon a body cant
spank q child, or scolda hand, or chat
with q neighbor, but that plaguy thing
II be blabin it all over creation! |
wont stand i'll I'll move right away!
Where there aint none Of them onnaier-
al Ifixinsi'-L Louisville Examiner.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-01
Nsysr weary.

Never weary, never weary,
s Let thy heart be bold and strong;
Be thy motto love and meeknsss,
Heed the right and hate the wrong.
What though human eye can see net
HALF the woe that is thy share:
What though human heart may care not
For the load that thou dost beara
] Never weary, never weary, -
Midst the war Of life, the toll
In the futures twilight ocean
Lies some happy, azure isle,
On whose fair and peaceful bosom,
BY whose calm and summer seq,
Known to God and angels only,
Blooms tree Of life for thee,
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Notice.
NOGECCs
T'HE subscriber having rented the Tame.
Il rv of GTrrTs in Rauonna fakos this


THE subscriber taying rented the Tame.
u ry of J. GILLIs, in Ravenna, takes this
opportunity to solicit of the old customers
Of the establishment and the public generally
a continuance of their patronage, and pledg>
es himself to use every exertien 10 sustain
the reputation Of the Leather manufactured
in this Tannery. EDW in HULL.
P. S.-From my knowledge of Mr.. HuLL's
character as workman, having learned his
rade with me, I can cheerfuly recommend
him to my old friends and customers Us a
young man who,ean, and will try to give gen.
eral satisfaction to those who may paironize
him. -s..s ID. JonN GILLIs.
January /, 1o47. s. f... 1894.
GTOVES! !STOVES!!-C PRENTIss keeps
~ constantly OH hand at his Tin and sheet
Iron Factory, large assortment of stoves
of which the following is portion, ...
Woolson's All! tight Cooking stoves,
Western Empire do do
Pranien Panase Notion do za % DO
Cast Iron Air tight, Franklin Stoves for
wood or coal, Lined Plate Stoves. &C..
All the above are from Messrs. Woolson
KLEIN & Co.'S Furnace, Cleveland, and will
be handsomely fitted up with copper and iron
furniture and sold at Cleveland prices, adding
transportation. In addition to the above he
designs to keep constantly on hand three
sizes of Russia sheet Iron dir tight stoves,
handsomely mounted. Russia and American
stove pipe always on hand, with few of the
Buckeye stores at twenty dollars apiece.
Ravenna. Nov. 18, I846, -...t- T..