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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

CoRwIN's SpEEcH.-Mr. Clayton, one
OF the leading wings in the Senate, made a
speech Of three hours length on the three
million bin. He opposed the bill on con-
stitutional grounds. In the course Of his
speech he took occasion to condemn, in the
severest manner, the sentiments of Cor
wins speech on that subject He rebuk-
ed Corwin for remaining silent when the
act of May last adopting the war on the
part of Congress, was under consideration,
and NOW ridiculing the war and wishing to
obtain peace by disgracefully Withdrawing
our troops from Mexico.
Every man who is not completely bound
by party restraints, will agree with Mr..
Clayton; and they will also agree, that
man who will utter such sentiments in the
American Senate, when our country is at
war with foreign power, is unfit to hold
my important station.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
r. av en- n a III ouse.

THE subscribers have taken the tavern
IL stand, formerly occupied by JAMES Fl.
STooPs, situated OH the south east corner of
the pnblic square in this village, where we
will at all Times be ready to entertain travel.
lers and those who may favor us with their
custom, in the best style in our power. We
will make every exeftion to render the ''Ra-
venna House," one Of the best stopping places
in this section of country. Stabliug and all
necessary accommodations we'll provided.
LIVERY STABLE. I'VE will also keep on
ha ID several good horses and buggies to let
on the most reasonableterms.
.. A. D. BURT.
Fl EWELL.
Ravanna, February 5, I347. 50.
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STUVES! !STOVES!!-C PRENrIss keeps
~ constantly OIL hand at his Tin and sheet
Iron Fnctory, a large assortment OF stoves
OF which the following is portion,
Woolson's Az tight Cooking stoves,
"a Western Empire do do
Yankee Notion do do
Premium do do
Cast Iron Air tight, Franklin Stoves for
wood or coal, Lined Plate Stoves.
Al 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
stoveplpe always on hand, with few of the
Buckeye stores at twenty dollars apiece.
Ravenna. Nov. l3, fa46, ~
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u we are obliged to say that we have been
as'on'sled , AT the vast number of cures Vaughn's
advertised in this paper is making
60 and SEQ tho agcnt--get book.
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Lost Cow.
F612.ass f0s. Sale.

7, ~! -v1S1 - HVS1 KSSEtEel EI y -l
vTNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm.
situate IN the West part of Freedom
containing i0olacres Of land 75acfes under
Improvement, with a small frame house and
barn on the same; e;ittis,watered by never.
failing SPRING. There is alsoa young orch,
ard containipg a variety offruit trees This
Fern can be purchased low for ready "a '
Or for part pay down with unreasonable tims
foor, the balance. For further particulars IA.
quire OF the subscriber onthe premises. l4o Y
/ .aa CHAS.A. CURTISS.
Freedom. April S, sfs47. sm97.
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guarantee that il is not only we'll put up
but free from all filth anddi

guarantee that it is not onlv we'll nut IN
but free from all filth and dirt.
Before. washing, the tags should all be
carefully cut oR-sheep should be washed
in clear running waterAthe fleece should
be wet and soaked some time before il is
washed 1t shouldthen be thorou ghly wash.
ed until the fleece is cleonsed as much as
possible from all glutinous substance as well
as all dirt, Care should be taken not to
wash when the roads are dusty, and they
should in no case be turned into. ,plowed
helds or where there are black logs, before
shearlng, and they should be sheared as
soon as the wool is dry, which will require
from six to ten days. ts7a8fs
" 10 put up wool for market tho fleece
should be spread upon clean table or floor,
the flesh side down. 1t should then be fold.
ed so as to make the roll some IL or l6
inches long, commencing to roll from the
but to the shoulder, turning in the neck.
then confne it with small twine. The
roll should be solid yet, care should be tax.
ed not to break the fleece.
In conclusion we would remark, that in
future purchase we shall open few feeces
10 each lot, in order to do justice to those
who have properly cleaned their wool.
CYRUS PRENTISS,
~ s. a.. GILLETT & CO.,
- H. l.. DAY,
HOODf& STEVENS,
5.-a aF.aWELLS WOODBRIDGE.
- F. w. SEYMOUR. .ss
2 Ravenna, April lst, ls47, w
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|" " You look as If you was beside your
sell, as the wag said to fellow who was
standing by the side of an ass.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

~ Time IS the smartest thief on record;
Notwithstanding there are SO many watches
set Tor him, he is continually stealing away.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
Slanion's ExlcrnaI ISe medv. q

C ALLIED HUNTS IiNIMFNT
TS now universally nckncw ledge I, - IN.
IL INFALLIRIE REMEDY n, PLs.,,.. -
tism, Spinal A fcction, Ccnttact;ops q *.
muscles, sore throat sbd puiisy. Iss,esI 9.iJ
uicers, PAIN ln che bac md chest, ecue in
Ihe oreast and face, tooth>aehc, sprains, brui-
ses, sa't hheum, burns, Group, ftosted fcet,
and oil nervous diseases. .i lsifg sl.i r,
The tr'snPhonf saccess which hiss attended
tne application Of tie most r0nderjaf Medi-
efme ~ curing thenost severe eases Of tho
9.ue'ent Diseases above nsmed,a-and tho
aieh encomts.as that hare been beaso wed opon
~, wherever i has been introduced. gives me
the right TO call on the o0licted to Tesortnt
once 20 the only remedy tsat can EeSeiied Sn,
:, 10 Tho following letterfroh Edmund N.
Dlun', a, v hose raine has been rendered
iHmof'a' ss the autkor Of Tie Cosst Pilot.
ane several other Nautical works, is mort
,eheoie vldeDce OF the great value Of the
l' eora'ed a'e E1tefs,aI Renedy, Hun Liuisstnt
Sing Siag, July 23, Is45.
oforge ~. STANTON, Esq. Dear Sir:-Fnr
mere Than half q century have suffered 81
hheemalism. Il few months since, III con.
sequence q that disease which sticks closer
| ihhn brother, fell and injured NV SIDE "a.
dl,clpg my applying Hunts Liniment, from
winch had Immediate relief: ssbseduentlr
fe,eli,'g an attack ofmy old companion. / a.
pied It TO the part affected, which al oI,co
removed it. As law compels ali sbip mas.
ters 10 carry medicine chest whilst at sea.
none should 60 without this, as think one
Dottie Tor external purposes worth all the
medlclne they can carry. You may use thi.
omnunication at your pleasure. Very rs.
sPectuiiy yours. EDMusD M. BLuSr.
gentleman of high standing in The soci.
ety OF Friends, speaks as follows 81 tho
great remedy, Hunts Liniinent:
NttccasiIe, 1lth month, lst, 1874.
Geofge II. Sfanfon, n,-Esteemed Friend...
Ihy letter ofthe s9ih ultimo is received. In
my reply / would say, that I have been
troubled with lame knee for several years.
curing which time it has distressed me much.
) procured bottle of Hunts Liniment at
my store, early last spring, and j have used
II freely, and can say thai since That fima
l nave had little or no trouble with nv Knee.
"A Trend, to whom | sent bottle, informs
me that 1t was great benefit to her in
rheumatic affection. have! no hesitation
IN recommending il 10 any person needing
an External remedy. JACOB GRIFFIN.
~ Bedford, Sept. 4, 1915.
10 George f. Staafos,-SrR-Someiime
since over heated myself in working; ana
IN short time the calf ofmy leg brrEo Oh,
in pImples, which by scratching soon became
FEVER sores of the worst description The
irritation and swelling was SO prcut tln. I
could not rest day or night; used bat ono
oot,le o' your Lihimen,, and am now Gu.
,irely well. lwas also affected bv : swe,l;nc
in my groin from The erme causes: snd n.
application of tie LiniInent RELIEVED ms -,
once, and ] most confidently yerom,nsha i
to the public as on invaluable remedy. = "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
BEIF:aRE OF IA
CONSUMPTION.

HOW many persons put offfrom time 10 time
That most Important calling attending n
their health before it be too late. I,onk ara,,nJ
u.s. particularly in our CITY, and we will ,Ja Iy he
hold hundreds Of persons, whose counlono ,,ccs
pespcak s1nering with disease ofthe lungs and A
protractcd cough, last approaching their inmor.
tai destinations, without, perhaps. baing ;.sns;
bic Of their sorIouss ssluations. M,ytJ,s. .,a".. .
ing awaken them in due season. and a, on.o
seek relief, which is 10 bo found in DR MIN,
CAMS EXPECT0RANT REMEDY = s.ss
pleasant and ccrtain medicine for The cnrc of
coug and The premonitory symbtoms I'm, io,3
to oCONSUMPTION. This medicine ;,on,oJ,
ately heals theirritatcd Membrane oftbo Rrns,ri,.
ana Lungs, givcsstrongth and support to tho en-
teeoied frame. thus causing the lungs TO throw
OH .hse vicid secreted matter that accumuIatcs
and settles upon them. "l y
READ THE FOLLOWING cAsrs cr,prs
DR. DUNcAN--Dear Sir-You oil, .,,.
ccpt thcso lines from one who has hean III
from The furnishing fangs of Consrn pfion. bv ,he
llmoiy use OF your incslimable ErpecIo,on,
Remedy. Ihad call in your city in Novcnbo,
last, during severe cold and damp smell. wh,el
caused me TO take a bad cold, attended with som.
ieVer. my throat became sore; cough dry. ba,t
aud obstinate, with scarcely ahv exncctoral;on
pain and soreness in nv breas,: at i.nr,
sweating at night commenced, with much weak
ness and debility. Dnrng this time use,
many medicines, several being highly recon-
mended & they all Tended 70 in crcasc nv suffer
ings' by blhding up my system, and only giving
temporary reilcf 10 my cough. Finding that my
diSeaso was assuming serious and danecrou.
cnaractcr, began to be alarmed, and took the
advice OF one of our best Physicians who n, nm o.
recommended your "Expeciorant Remedy ~ and
advised me to procure six bottles. Al once sen,
toyour Cincinnati Office for them, and comnen
ced using tho medicine as soon as received.
fahced it gave mo reIiefthr first day. On the
second day my cough felt much easier. and be-
gan to throw up large quantities of fphIegm and
matter. On the sixth day my cough disappeared
my strength gradually increased. and at his ti,ne
am truly happy to state to you that am rendered
sound IN health, and attend TO my occupation as
usual. CHARLES WILSON.
Springfield. o., Jan. "a, 1876.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

\ P. S.-From my knowledge of Mr.. HuLL's
character as workman, having learned his
trade with me, ! can cheerfulIy recommend
him to my old friends and customers as a
young man who can, and will try to give gen
eral satisfaction to those who may paronIze
nm. JoHN GILLrs.
January !, 347. ly94.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale. 717..
CONTAINING 81 scres Of land with !
" frame house and ba IN nearly new, about
two miles from the village will he sold low,
Enquire Of S.DAY or M. nay
Ravenna, Nov. 10. 1s46. ~,
GoLE LEATHER-A prime article lust
~ received and fOrsale cheapat
Get. 27, 1S4a. a'el DAYS.
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Diseases of the Lungs Cured

ny the t.mefyuse n u. Duneans Erpecforant.
GTNcINNATI, Jan. 2, 1876.
DR.. Duncan-Dcar Sir-I feel happy in writ.
Ing these few fines to you, stating the good effects
OF your valuable medicine produced IN nv case
was attacked about two months since with In.
flammalion of the Lungs, attended with a ycrv
distressing cough and choking of phlcgm. severe
PAIN In the breast and shortncss ofbrcathino, and
at length became weak and dcbilta,cd. Find.
ing that grew worse daily, and that could NO,
live long without relief, sonc of my friends nd.
vlsed Inc to try ono thing and some another,-
Among the medicines recommended as tho hest
was your Expectorant Remedy. NV wifo a,
length sent oyour Office Cor three bottles. j
commenced using it according 10 tho directions
and feel happy in s,ating 10 you and the public
that found relief at once. and by the tmc j
had used the three bottles L was able TO walk ,1
the post Office and to see many ofmy friends -
sent for two more bottles and used them and
now feel myself perfectly well
GEORGE JOHNSON.
=, West Thirdst.. Cincinnati,
GF BecareJuiand ca II for the above Mod
icne atthe Drug SWlFT& HATCH
Ravenna, Ohio, who are the only agents in
Portage county.
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fG b TIC E.

THE undefsigned having learned from diff
! ferent sources that manytpefsons would
esteem it a privilege to donate provsionsto
aid in relieving the destitute nnd starving
population Of ireland, Scotland, and Germany,
would respectfully inform them tha, he will
store and forward.free Of charge all The iIour,
wheat, or corn that may be left at his Ware.
House on the Canal before The FIRST Of Biay
next. y ~ An ssia
II will be'gatifying of'donors 10 learn thas
the British Government have given no.iCe
that they will pay the transportation on Ill
donations forwarded TO that country. ID
& -.,as iissssa \. stg G. PRENTISSs
Ravenna. March 8, 1s47.
C,ASSIAlERE h & VESTIN Gss .--A large
and splendid assortment Of Fancy and
Plain cashmere. also, 4 superior assort uaeps
Of .Vestings consisting Of satin, satin sitips,
silk velvet, Fig'd. silk and worsted. zone
beautiful Patterns,to be sold 1T prices ,kst
will suit. Asi 8s MK ENSs N
Racexxa. Noe. $, ie4s, 'a'et
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This may certify that mysson has bean af>
tlicted with Hernia four years, and obliged
70 wear Truss all The time, the case was a
bad one, bur in the month Of January last he
was perfectly cured by Dr.. o. i1urlbut's rem>
edy, and will here add that have the ut
most confidence in the remedy and that it will
cureiall durable cases. GiSg iG y
E A. b HoRD, German & Botanic Physicians
Auburn, Geauga CO. q. March 9, I847,
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Notice.

TNHE subscriber having rented the Tanne.
ry of J. GILLis. in Ravenna, takes this
opportunity to solicit Of the old customers
oflhe establishment and the public generally
continuance OF their patronage, and pledg>
+es hanself TO use every exsr:ion 10 sustain
the reputation Of the Leather manufactured
in this Tannery. EDWIN HULL. N
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

M Office The County Board Of Equal
i yzatiani under the Law of the last sess
ion, will me eet ut .he Auditors Office ON the
second Monday Of April for the purpose Of
eqnatizlng flaivaluqtion Of real estate il, the
County. 7.iss@ y SsiAsis os
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07
.T.eiC Shoe Sh0s,.

BOOTS Il SHOES.-HooD g. STEyENs
ID have just reed. further supply ofBoo,e
s. Shoes of fevery kind adapted to the season,
and made expressly to their order by one OF
the best Manufacturers in Massachusetts.
Purchasers wilIhere find THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT and THE LOWEST
PRICES, and their attention is invitedto the
following lis, ofleading articles: +.
Mems thick peg'd. Boots $l,73.
DO Kip do do 600.
Do do lined g. very stout ESQ.
Do Fine calf sew'd. dress and dbie. sole
Boots $3.50 a $5.-
Do do do buskins sssc. Do do
Sew'd. 75c.
Womans roam Ties SOC. do. fine French
Morocco Slips, 75c. ',9@@
Mems thick peg'd. brogans 75c. Boys do
do SOC. "'- 80
Misses s. Womens Morocco Lace Boots and
Caters.
Misses & Womens fine Kid Slips and walk.
ing Shoes.
Childrens Shoes & Boots Of every kind.
Nov. IL. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

PLAID CLOAKINGS. .q4s
A Great variety ofplain and plaid Cloak
ings just received, at Days, n
Oct. ID. Val
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

tTUST received and for sale Oranges, Lem
~ mons, 2aisins, Sugar and Molasses by
Marchi. 1847.9 G. PRENTlSS. e
TT sOOKING GLASSES.-Alarg assort>
-AA ment of Looking Glasses, Just received
and for sale cheap by 3. DAY.
1Nev.A18, io46. ~ q. "a I'D
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-07

Fresh Teas. tagd
4 SIXTY DAYS FROM CHINA.
ENTITY -Sevenhalfchest Superior Young
4 Hyson Tea, all for so cts. per pound
superior to anything ever offered in this mar
ket, just reed by d M. KENT.
4 Ravenns, 0cf, 80, is4R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

rvrouoxs n SrEAx ESGisEs.-John D. ray
L., lsl N..s.u at has Just Published t~enfy-sn
mage psu,p hlet written by John Wilder enti"ea
aTbe Causes and Effects Of Explosions IL steam
r,,i,,. investigated; and their result from an tx
ro,vs Principle different from The force q sfa'e
,teau. demonstrated, and conclusive evidence s'
daced that more than four. fiths oil tue "e'su' AH'
strength Of the Engine are required 70 su''ai" ~
Fxolo.ive Force: with an easy and certain meliiod
:, ,,a-.,,,,s IN. destructive effects and reducing u
y,as, mar, the enormous weigh, Of the Engine
", Wnser notice. the wreck, or other injury su'
,.,,.d nv many steamboats, through the eApio'on VI
their .,esmcbsu the breaking Of their ~"ikn
&c sI.o the bursting Of other steam boilers ana Oh os
non &c and marks the peculiar circumstances AlSnd
ing each case He denies that the fracture 10 me Ao'
basuo was owing TO defect In the iron and sscrioe'
10 the action Of &C explosive power within TIE cynoef
the ssne in the case Of the Oregon. He investigates
mipu,ely the cause of the explosion OF the Ausnne
and arrives ct the conclusion thar S'esn
from the boiler when Of great force and at nisn em
usrsture 10 partially dcOmposed When passing INTO 'ne
cavity OF the valve-chsmber nozzie and as OF iu cou
s,uents csoric alone possess an inherent power
the sc produced must be ascrioed to its schon
New Hampshire In May last, blew up with 'ioencs
which could hardly be exeeesed had her boilers been
charged with guDpowder'
Tbs bect discussed is Of INFINITE importance TO 90
ciety IN the future management oil steam is o'' ei
tic Welding and manageable servant MI w WHITES
well and hs theory deserves the careful consderanon
of practical men He proposes 10 remove ''e csu'e'
of explosive scton assuring bis readers tnsI WIZ 'e''
friction and wei of materials and better construction
the working psrs Of engine need not much exceed
ooa,entb Of the present amount; and that with light
eneines the public may travel In America on common
roads with safety. Offering opinion Of this theor,
ourselves we invite attention 10 I, from all Who Ike Us
earnestly seek the means Of preventing those terrhc
sxpIo,ious which have cost life for every day OF the
/ nsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

CArRo. AND THE GREAT CENTRAL RAILROAD
yos LLrxol. We notice BY the Western psPers iast
the site of Cairo City with all improvements thereon
which cost an Enslish company millions OF money pas
recently passed into the pOssession OF new hoeis
ton together with the charter OF tbs Central h.rosd
commencing at that city and running through the centre
Of the State 10 ths Illinois aod Michigan Canal ana
thence TO the Lskes and Gsena upon the construction
of which the State expended more than million Of DOL
lars These great and Important, WORKS seems arc 70
b pssed and carried together. II 90 We ven
turs 70 predict that they viii prove the moot proos
nv-s,ment OF capital la this country. Csiro. me THIS
civ u protected BY lev-es and embsnk menn raised
above thu highest known aoods Il 10 zndenisoy al me
hss6 w.rrs Of navigation for largest class steamer 81
III ssssous OF the yssr-tor ADORE this point IN winter
the Onio and MssPPi ars Often oostrue,sd BY Ice ana
IA summer impeded BY loo water. Hence, the HALL
,o.s commencinx the COZ nuence OF inese too rvers
"a sr,rod-d TO Chicago and Gaens will open the nos
csrs.n direct and speedy inland route o-s~een New
o,,-.n. tn Far Wet and the Atlantic eires. and WI
80. nearly the whole travel o-t~e-n The SCUM ~es'
-, "a m, Northern States We shall De dssppo1 src
n -, 40 not se- before I've ye.rs Boston ana New
i..,s brought within four I've days distance lnt
omnsrcsI prosperity Of o-n city, and indeed tns
nserrss Of the whole Southwest srs sresy laee
| with The success Of thsss Improvement VI tsn ~
shsa fsuy syprvss our opinions esrssfss' ~ " W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
~ THE SOUTHERN MAIL
The Prospect Before Cs.

From the ssuUns lntri l-rD''f -
Even since the emission Of our paper o' yese'uay
r.xa srnsfou of the determin-fon OF inc hheou-
tive-h.vinx done nothing within ta- i.' eltn.
Int place the country 10 . more direo' ps's ~
N tss Mexlc.n War tia IL stood IN when Sonsrsss
s,-n~,.sno, % val, the are short weeks which IN
t-rvene before Congress will again % u 80 -
tske such measures . 10 iu high snd mtny .,,'ou
"a mower /, deems rxoetient for the PkAhAStSI %
cryIrrox OF MEXICO Truly DID Inc oissn o. Y.
srnneut (tn- Oseisl Gsr-;te) preciet t~rI's uous
$50 the p-r.6ert brought 90 the war not on y in-
- ,,.sf hut the ssrord Conquest OF mexico a,
,..sv ve are % deeply in for that AL TIE ATTENTION OF
- National Government ~ tss moment 10 sosoro bed
io.,e.d Of In TIE yropr stsrs and interrs OF to
&c IN providing for the hns cor aest ado
Of q great Nation. between ~oon so' 20. - :. -
when 4, pleased our President 70 90 20 I'm - es
,ssed unreDesed and s,i unbroken Treaty. the iun-
snsn,.I sr,cle n which that there shall De hrT
i,vioI.bl. Ard universal PEAcE AID sH a'a ftsore
sS.1t, h,uaen IA. Unir-1 states Of America and tne
rd Mexican s,sses In all the extent OF tneil PO'es
sious7 sc. =. .-... ,-.. ,...h
Tba objects for which This Governmen, VI" es'Ao-
uh5 49, - ,,lsf;-- 70 such state az tnings - tcls
s,ons.t ara nrooosed permanent occupation oil Mesi-
"a Ths Con.,i,ution Of The United states corners DO
,ueh powers upon Cougre. much less upon me Ehecu
tie AZ hos which the President has exercised ever
since Congress adjourned and vss inoeen p'ePsr
~ % exercise while Congress YVES ye, 10 session
Rut not 10 trsnscesd our present pur
ma. Lot "a now introduce to our readers the eviornee'
mich We now Rave Of the r,s,f designs OF tne hAec
-,sva Thev uiu be found 10 the following extracts
the 6rs, of which u Of precisely eeua sntpory VIZ
,bs Corresponoenee Of the Pkfiadeph'd L<osT "nien
we have frequently h-d occasion 70 sPesk Oh ano 'n'
second Of which 10 from source Always nueH W 10 &c
lied upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
Fifth senate District.

NEW.IOhh SoPt 80 ACI's
To The Editor Of The Tribune;
Who is the Samuel Frost, nominated from
the Senate, spoken Of your paper OF this morning
DO not know bat one Samuel Frost OF disuncuon'
and be 10 q Merchant Tailor know him to be W mig
of the nrst wster-sood and true, and worthy oil all
trust and confidence either In private or public o"Ps
city II he be- the individual named congratulate our
psrty upon the nomin alton hs is man OF hrstrate
business capacity, suoDg common sense and srn-is
information. You're truly, WIN"
q My friend you could not have Guessed
nearer If You had tried hundred times. SAMUEL
FROST the Wing candidate for Senator in the Filth
District comprising the Eighth, Ninth and Four
teenth Wards, is the very man you speak Of and
bis opponent is Daniel E. Sickles To doubt the
election Of Frost is to libel the District grossly
We trust his majority over such bitter Hunkei
enemy of the Wilmot Proviso will exceed LOCO.