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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15

CoNNEorIcUT. Complete returns give the
wings 10 Senators, the Locos 8. The House
will stand: 10 wings, 100 Locos, | Indepen-
dent. The wing candidate for governor has
2,367 over the loco, aud ,0sl over all. The
Liberty and scattering vote is l,0Sl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15
Dillow's Celebrated Heave-
Cure.

XETHICH has been used with such aston
w ishing effect in France and England
for 90 years, is now made available TO Amer.
lean citizens. il is admitted to be sure spc-
cifc for heaves in horses. Just received by
J. g. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbury, April Is, ls47. 559f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15
FIRE ENGINES F.!

QUILT in the most thorough manner, not
ED liable to get out of order, and warranted
TO do good execution.
Portable Engines from so to S75
Largor Engines from 100 10 $500
These are the most economical Engines THAT
can be built, and are afforded so low that every
Village, Factory, or Neghborhood, can afford
TO purchase protection against Fire.
J. G. d. j II. PADDOCK.
PAnDocK's FURNAcE, rEo,r
st. Johnsbury, VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15

CONGRESS. The proceedings Of Con
greSs last week were unnportanr. The Sen
ate passed Mr. Aliens resolutions of sympa-
thy with the revolution in France without OPP
position. Mr. Hale's amendment WINS reject
ed--yeHs %, nays MIR Phelps of Vermont.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15
Varnish,

TOACH and Furniture Varnish for sale by
" J. G. BINGHAM.
ST. Johnsbury, April 10, l948. 550tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15
Visitee, and Visite silka.

choicest Qualities Of BOMB.4-
ZINES, .4LPLNES, .aLPaCC4S,
and large variety of Goods that do not come
under the head of Silks and Shawls 1t is an
fact that a very large proportion Of
the Silk Goods and Shawls, consumed in NJ
England, pass through our handS, and this cir.
cumstance alone sufficiently demonstrates TO
purchasers the advantage of buying at Head.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15

the income tax to Ireland, but it failed, the
majority the other way being 80.
BIRTH OF ANOTHER PRINCEss.-Qucen
Victoria was safely delivered ofa Princess ON
March lS. A few minutes nfier the birth, the
Royal infant was shown to the Ministers and
Great Officers of the State and House hold IN
the ante-room, when the usual forlnalities and
ceremonies on the birth ola Prince or Prin-
cess were gone through.
An address of congrntuation on the event
was voted in the House of Commons on the
18th with great enthusiasm.
SYMPATHY MISUNDERSTANDING ofsym-
pathy with France have been held in various
parts ofthe Kingdom.
The RIoTs.-These disturbances have not
been repeated, and all is reported to be tran
quill.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

Asksls of ssls whole people without exceb.
:. eicn The Republic they wish for is that
which ,ou yourselves have toundet@n pro.
er,pteive Republic. hut eonselsntive Of the
nsAs OF property, MANUFACTURES, commerce.
pstibity, liberty and the moral and rell.
tidns feeling Of the ei,iaehs Il is ke.
public lof which the first cry was a cry of
8eii6rasity of oflraternliy-which shattered
10 pieces the arm Of yengea' ce and foiti
cal reaction -whic b procla i'm d pence
and which, insiaad of insc. blng ON lis ban
-nar The total words Of appropriation aud
prescription, has inscribed there the ab''-
iition OF the pain ot death aud the fraterni
~ of nations. Tnese principles adep,ed,
as We hope they will be, by The National
assembly, strengthened by. an ihvincible
force, OF which each citizen has constituted
himself, as you have seen. the voluntary
soldier. concentrated in strong represen
iaiive unity Of government. will make the
French Republic ,hes glorious sister Of the
American Republic; and it may be said of
The French people, and of The American
people-what a man dear to our two coun
tries applied 10 them, that they are the
Republic ofthe two worlds AS I" the seE-
tinnents, which the French people return
with sensibiIi,y md gratitude to the citizens
and Government oil The United flutes.
shall express them TO you in single o"d
EVERY Frenehman hns Tor the Americans
the heart OF Lafav
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
Another Foreign Arrival.

The Ship HlBERNIA, has arrived, bring.
Liverpool dates TO the 18th inst. The
following summary of her news We copy
from the Pittsburgh Pos, Of the 29,h:
The. new French government has been
aspointed, mad is a colnple.e triumph o.
the m,derate party.
Louis Blanc .nnd Albert fouyre) have
resie,fed. I.edrp Rolin aud the opposition
have withdrew from the National Assem-.
bly,.
Thoi whole French co1st has been order
ed TO be placed in a complete state OF de-
fence, and several new regiments fitted out.
Pope pio Nino hns decIale ed war against
Aus.ria;, several skirm,shes have rccurred,
andsthe Pops's tro"ps seem I" have teensin
a central position. Ills holiness wns op-
posed to declaring war, md in consequence,
dlare arreased s,nrtams of leheiion.
He addressed the people; but at last yield
ed. ns the X DUMAS openly d clared thei,
intention Is depose him, and establish n Pro-
-vixio,ni Government.
The Danes nave blockaded the German
ports.
An insurrection has broken out in lad.
Several bloody battles have occurred be-
t*eeu the Poles and Russians
From England, We have no news rela.
tive to the Repeal or tharist movements
81 he, ID alsisi, blockade operates to The
srsat dis,dvhntage or trade in the manu-
iscsnring districts Of EnglHno. TIE 'ii'i
ian War. hns .stse hnd an !, !, is tendency !.
The inlesvehton q! England ahd frans e
il lo.,ktd to- tar ,s,e i.0.. .1e "t soppi1e
hostiiies.
American Bre; dsiufls are much depress-
ell by tle pros l.ec,s oi an abund tns hat
vest
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

4
tered the. territories of.his district and pos
sessed themselves Of fIturbide and ;ibalchen,
plnces 20 reues distant frem this city
! he gnrristne which defended them aban.
doned them in n cownrdly mahner-so 80 thai
now the Indians can traverse. the whole
district with impnnity, ne all the soldiers
have taken refuge here. cand111y be
lieve That il The savoges were to approach
this place, even the walls would not be
sufficient TO repress fears oi our rallsa'st
troops.
"'Fo.dav. news hns arrived from Felize
that the Indian chief .ecilio hi had al.
tackled the tewn of Fac lar. but had en-.
""un'ered q desperate resistance from those
who defended the place
an are persuaded that our only hope
of salvation depends upon foreign aid;
should that NOT he extended tn us. we must
succumb." - Washington Union.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
THE Nen0frafic Naminea

The sNat;omai Intelzigemcer,s the GEM
trail organ of the Wing party of the Union,
in announcing the result Of the Baltimore
Convention, says:-stIN NOMINATING
MR.. CASS, 1T MUST BE ADMITTED
THAT THE CONVENTION HAVE
NOMINATED FOR THEIR CANDI-
DATE A CENT EMAN OF TALENTS,
OF REsPE ECTABILITY, AND OF THE
M 0Sr EXEMPLARY Personal
CHARACTER" Yet we shall see the
federal press and a:o's throughout the
cou -.try tladucing aid sillifyi-g G nln In eve
ry po ssible way. That game is already be-
qua.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

A1Y virtue OF a writ uc Fl Fa to ME di>
ID rected and delivered from the Co"it
of Cotnmpn Pl .as f Poliag. cout ty, Ohiu.
/ sliai1 Exp 'se 10 50 at public verdne at the
Cuur. n, ns in The town of Raven, q, On
Monday the Cd day Of July next,
between ti. h. urs ul 10 cluCk A d. and
tt,1r .,'cldcs Al. o:'sa,d day. the following
de. cribt d lati> a, te' eInen's. to wit: Sit
u ,e N lia<.,"w nsh Paris in h. county #
i.uri. pr aid = ate Of h D, ard Is known b'
,e."g y, 'lage lot number IN the Tow" p' |
IT The village Of Hsr:iSp"rr, as su v.,rd ''
: amupl d. Harris. IN The Year f ctr Lord
!, ID. rs; and record d an Portage 60 M.
Records B TX X. pag' l0j.
Taken IN svtcu ..u ss the Irop y Il
Starret, Carlisle III the suit of Nathan tia'''
m n.
Appraised - a Lea 90
JOIN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Shsriff's Office, Portage Co. Z
May 81, lS4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
: still Later From Yuca,an.

sC5ns;na.sti IN IF tss Ir,su'rectiJn - To-
zntions of the C. nYentton.-A few day
si,,ee. We pubi:slieu "a letter from Ca,n-
psnchy, containing an aceoun! ol Inc
treaty. which Ind been concluded between
the Chief Pa, and ID Miguel Barbachano'
and which Undue ed Us To believe that Inc
q dfficuities in Yuc ,tnn were nj least tenn
porarily settled |, appenrs. however 'thn'
hostsli,ies have recommended ~i-la rs ,tS'acF
fnryea as ever. The New Orleans P"trh'
has received news from Canpeach!, 10 the
20,h ul... being tour days later. An ex'
tract frods letter 10 that paper says:
: .Afa rs eontinIe here in very lament
nile. c.a.3,.. im spite ID, the convention
enersd inso betwsen Governor Barbachnno
sed shs lsdisa Pat the Indians. have en-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
From the Washington Un;oh
Interesting frUm Mexico.

By arrival at New Or!elns, un the is l.
instant, of the Yncalali schdoner Aparecid".
from ahnpescLy on the ID, aud sIsai ot
thet lib,. 8 have dates from Merida 10 the
Goth ul,iase,s. i -.
La Unio,, Of Merida, of 10th Aprii, pub
iishes the /, eaty OF peace concluded on the
19;h April. Sen.acal, by commissioners
onnoin,ed by ,-enor y Miguel Barbaehano,
governor of Yucalan, and ID. !i.clato Fat.
cosnmn,,der.in chief ofthe revolted Dndians.
and ratified by 10th f'a,,les on The ADD a
piii nj Secui.
he schooner Mary lsays the New OR,
leans Plea, upe of the 18th instantly itrrl-
we'd this moeniag f,om Vera ruz, bring
inp adyices thai Il quorum Mad assembled nj
oHeretaro. aud were awaiting the arrival
OF the American comm 'ssioners to com
mence deliberations. OplnioI.s upon lhe
peace question were various and confi.c:-
ing. . =,
IRE following is from Quefe,aro, April
81, IL o'clock at nighli
xs.'Fhe peeple have become weary. Win
suffering the oppression and sports oi petty
tyranny This is at least the cnse with
Mexicans; aud by the omnipotent exercise
of its will, discarding what IS called the
general government of the nation estnb-
lished at Queretara, it hns Frustrated TO The
the earth lis treacherous oppressors Al
Q O'Clock on the night of this day, without
any resistance, it prncnimed the only plan
which.in the present lc.r:un,st' nces, can
sayesthe country, viz: war. and war With.
out truce or qntrer, until an hon"rabe
pence is conquered Such is tie pro-
grsm.ne OF this happy res"luii'n, at the
head uf which are the distinguished Gene
rails Ahln,nie, 3ustalhenie, aid Parades;
70 who-e voice all who are Mexicnns, rath'
or thar, pnriisans, VIII respond lie toe
Sin ofsliberty hns sounded. At last sons
Of H:dnlgo aud Iiurbioe, awake. he III
visible i,ahd ufl'royidence points out to yot
sheersnI bs which, every nation OF the
globe will occupy its trae place. Mexl
cans! fulfil your destiny.
American deseiters were continually ar
irving at Qaeretaro; during the last three
days, invent, presented themselves TO 1ht
Mexican government, 'as.d were incorpo
rated into the San Patricie company 41t
garrison at Qoereturo is composed of 82t
men OF all arms. a wager ot SlO, w
has deem made for and against peace; seve
raIdeputies nre concerned in the bet.
correspondent says that Herrera has beer
nominated President and a majority of dep
mites will vote for him. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
STRAY COWS.

rTRAYED / ON the eunscriber in freedom
Sa,n ~. 1871. nst. ,hr.e Cows One
large dark brindle, about 10 years old, had the
ends OF both horns sawed of, white strip or each
side of her tail, had a very thick heavy neck
One middling sized brindle line back cew, a.
bout years old, in fine order when she left, and
had begun to spring bag. She had u small star
in her forehead; but not in the center; some white
on the belly, and white bag; her horns were
smooth and handsome. The other, a middling
sizei pale red COW. about years old; her horns
raised pretty high but not much spread, and of
about middling length. They were separated
when last heard from. The brindle cow will
ccme in in the m NTH ofJuly and the pale red in
the month of June
Any persen who will return said COWS to the
subscriber or give information where they may
be obtained, shall be liberslly rewarded
WALTER ALLYN.
Freedom, May 90. -l64S. swiss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
Pittsburgh Democrat.

We have received several numbers cf a
new Daily paper bearing the above title,
IaiIing from the tssmoky city, published by
VIM. A. Kinsole. It is neat aid ably
conducted Journal, ard democratic to the
core. Success to it. The terms 1f the *Dai-
ly Democrat are So 90 per aanum.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
SD 40 A G AIM

HE largest and best=~sssortmeut Of
L cio,hing ever offered IN Portage Coun-
~, among The assortment may be found.
Fine. Cloth Closks aud Manttes,
do do over Coats from $6 to $50.
do d. Dress coats d, Ss to SIS.
do Sumner cloth coats do $a~to &lo.
j, All k.u.s of SPINNER coats.
rweeds, Linen & Cotton from 81, so 10 S5.
zoo prs Pan,aloons Of every descrir ton,
from 81 t. ssi.
$50 Vests of every description.
Fine Blk. Satin Vests. ..
do do F,g'd. Silk Vests.
Super, Silk Velvet Vests.
Bombazine. Alpaca, Talenceas, Mafseilles,
from 50 cents to S5.
Just received and for sale cheap-at
tp,l rs DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
RDad Notice.

Road Notice.
WTE, the undersigned, shall petition the
w Trustees OF sutHeld township at a
mee ing Of said Trustees hich will be held
at the house Of Benjamin Swinehart in said
-'ow#-hi, on the eighth day of July nexf, o
establish a township road commencing on
the east line of Benjamin Swinehart's land a
little North East of his house where there has
been All old by road, thence an Fast di.ec-
ion along said old road TO intersect :hs
North and South road running from the
center road s,uth to the county line.
BENJAMIN SWINEHART,
JOHN LAUDENS LAGER.
May 9th, lS43. 4wI55*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
4flarriaacs.

In this village on Thurs lay ID 'rning the 25th
inst by the Rev. S. C. Thoulas, Mr.. ROSWELL
PATTERSON and Miss MARTHA E., daugh>
ter of Col VIM Frazer, all of this village.
In Hiram, on the 3oth inst !, by T. Jones, Esq,
Mr. BENNETT ESTY, of Mantua, to Miss
JULIA ALLEN, of Hiram.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

BROKE OUT IN A NEW PLACE.
CL0THINGl CLOTHINGl CLOTHINGl
TEo & D. NJ. soMERvILLE, at the old
Ne stand, one door SOU h uf &. Prentiss'
Store, have Just received superlo, 10. of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Having taken great pains in the selection
of it we think we can offer as good, if not
teefie ut better article at The prices for
cash than have been offered in Ravenna ct.
We still continue to make up all gar
meDts in our line Of business in a FASH
ionable and w ork n,anIke manner.
Cu,nng done to order.
This Spring and Summer Fashions just
received.
Ravenna Nav 18th IS4a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
Nuticc Of IA Petition.

PUBLIC NOTICE is heseby given that
4 alter thirty days from this date a Petition
will be presented to The Trustees Of Paris
Township, Portage county, praying for the
location ond establishment Of Township
road frnm N ,ah Dulrs saw mill (or Lock
neur said Mil) to run from thence Sou h
through C. r. Divers land and betwe en- said
Divers land and l.. Stones land 80 as. to in
ter<ec, the road leading from Paris 10 New
ton Falls at Cor near the house Of Samuel
Stone.
Dated this 1lth day of May, A. u. 1913.
4wl55*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
CLOTHING.
Administrators Sale.

ON SATURDAY., the gath day OF June, AID.
~ I84S, at ten O'Clock A. Nj The follow
~ real esla'e of Isaac Ozman deceas ased,
vii be so on deferred terms. on the prem
'ses which are situated in The township OF 5 III
field, in the county OF Portage. Ohio, and is
known as being part Of lol number SG, and
bounded as fullows, or the auth and west
bv lol line running SO tar as Hugh K, Mar
tins land runs, sou:b by . lhse running par
aliel with the north line far enough to con.
tain thity-une acres of land. Also, ten a
cres Of land which is alsu situated in the
towush p and county and State aforesaid.
know as peing part OF lot number 10, bound
cd as sullrns. OH he east and ives: and south
by lo lies, OIL the north by line running
ii, q lei with tie south lire far enough IL
.:cli' ain Ten acres of land.
WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS Admir-.
: STRAwpER, his Atty
Shatersvi'e. May -. ls4s. 4w156
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
Deatb5.

In Panesville, on the 3oth inst. Mrs. SARAH
TAPPAN, consort of William Tappan. aged 60
years, formerly resident of this town.
In this village on the Goth inst. AMELIA IS
ABELL, daughter Of An hony and Louisa E.
Hunelbaugh, aged months and IA days.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

WISCONSIN The bin admitting Wis
consin into the Union, has passed both
Houses ofCengress, and shc is now the
thir,ieth state Of the Con federacy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

LF Th eWhig National Convention COM
mences its sessi Oh in the city of Philadelphia
on Wednesday next. AS the almanac max
ers sa slook out for squalls about these
da
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

Henry c. Wright, celebrated lecturer
from the East, will add ess the c:tizels of
Raseana, in Masons Hall on the second day
Of June next, at o'clock A. M. also in the
afternoon a-d evening. The great reforms
Of the day will constitute his subject.
The Piee.ninent abilities, aid " ell known
cha. acter OF MIR. Wright, fully guaranty the
Interest OF the addresses.
Ra,eaLa May 2Sth lS4S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
@ilerifs'S Safc.


DY vir liz of wr,. U: Lev. Fa. 10 me di
ID r,.cied and delivered ir III the Court OF
Common Pleas uf Portage county, ONO, ]
shall expo e to sale a. pu1;ic seidne al the
Z "r Hons in the town OF Savenna, ~
On Monday the Sd day Of Jelly next,
tWe II line nuu vi ~ ciuck a. NJ. ii
O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day the following Ge
~ ribed tract nr 10. OF lani situate In he
-oNnsh D at Franklin. IN the unity of oor
lage ri sItate "f . ,i., aud rs hn wn b.,
part ot lot NJ. 42, and is b ,urd d as io 10 ~:
"n tie ives, ny Inc ManIua and NJ ddlebur.
road, Norsh ny lands known as tie Button
Fatl,, Eu 1T hy lands "f F. Hopkins, South
by lands of William w mdard, aud Is The
Nnr,h h half of twelve a les dt eded by u. r
,iopLi to Isaac Bor rw"l;h, con a'h'ng SIX
ac res b. the same Hure OF less, bu. SUBJ Ct
To a Illegal highways.
Taken on a d. Gre. wherein Samuel w.
CLARK was c.,mpidinani anh Joy I'll. PenGle-
ton a. ux were Respondents
APPRAISED It %2l6 90
JOHN GlLL1S, Sheriff.
Sheriff E Office, Portage Co.
MSS 1313.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

WOOL. = Perkins & Brown, wool deal
ers, sa thee is a gel eal effo.t to depress
the price Of wool and cautioa the public a.
gainst the Stories that may be put in Cir
cu.ation.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

nRESS GOODS, LAWNS, Orgahdes, Print-
IL ed Jannet>, Dress Silks OF all kinds.
SIX Tissue. Embroidered SWISS Null. Mus
lin DeLa,ns, Prin.s, Glngl,ams, &c &c. re
celved within the past week and Tor sale at
MAY ION. ]. Nj. HOl ID 4 TO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

GFThe Cincinatti Enquirer, says an invi.
ra,ien has been extended To GEN FORD TO
accompany tol. WELLER in his tour. it
hns no. yet, been accepted, and we predict
il will so remain.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
Notice.

There will be Botanico NJ .dical Conven-
ton held in Gar.etsville on Wednesday, the
18th of June at 0.'clCck.
N. B. Professor Gu .tiss Of Cincinnati,
will deliver from four to six free lectu es.--
aides and Gentlemen are invited to attend.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
S. w. BAKI'HES,

GlERMAM PHYSICl4AN,
M AY be found at his Office, South Akron
1v1 Summit County, Ohio, where he vii
be happy to attend ali calls in The line of il'
professioh. His remedies CONSISTS OF Feget
able preparations, which he believes ure
when skiIfrlIy compounded and iudiciousl,
administered, best adapted to,remove ID.
various diseases incident to the human taiEi
lv, in the treatment Of diseases il becomes
indspensally necessary iully to understau
the nature of the case, III order to avon
these mistakes which are frequently attended
with such fearful consequences. For thes.
and other reasons, he prefers Uriosco pin
where we have an inf,llible method OF form
ing a diagnosis by an inspection ofthe Urine,
which affords in diseases, Indications viii CT
the experienced practitioner Can not mistake,
Thus entirely obviaiing the fearful biunder
of prescribing for the wrong disease.
r South Akron, April IS. isls.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
J. Nj. HOOD & co.

A RE receiving large and we'll selected
IA stock nf
SPRING E. SUMNER GOODS,
which hey offer a< low as sny olher estab
lishment OIL the Western Reserve.
NAV IOih
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

1RAIN CRADLES with >c.thes fitted,
" the pes. hat can be procured in these
ate. rmsy.l g. PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

N. B.-The notes and accounts of E. r.
TYLER d. Co arc in our hands f,r collection,
and all persons indebted, are notified thai
payment must be made soon to save cost.
Kevanna Feb. l2th, l248
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
INTERESTING TO THE AFFLICTED.

1t is truly surprising and astonishing to
hear every day of the wonderful aud many
cures S. w. bARTGEs, the German Doctor
Of Akron, Summit County, Ohio. does per
form, Consumption If The Lungs, SpntlnY
Of Blood, coughs, colds, AsthDa, pain in the
side, Bronchites, whooping cough aAd pull
monarv affections. In the whole catalogue
of remedies for Pulmonary affections, ,ht II
is not one SO universally admitted to be the
best ever prepared IN this country than the
one prepared by s. w. BARTcEs for the above
named Diseases that the human system L.
sulj'ct to is wonderful. His remedies fo,
the following Diseases ere when given &C
cnrdng TO directions successful: Headache.
dyspepsia, Rheumatism iii its worst forms,
Piles, scurvey, Dropsv. small Pcx. cholera
mtlrbus, Iaundice, Quincy, scarlatina, Liver
complsints, Apoplexsy, Cancers. Measles.
salt Rhenm, Fits, Heart burn, Erysipel1S.
Deafne ss, ltchings of the Skin, Gout, Gravel.
t'iddiness, pain IN the back. Inward Weak
ness, Palpiiaton of The Heart, Rlsings in
the throat. Fevers of ali kinds, Female COM
oant< in their various forms, stitches in the
side, sore Eyes, Scrofula, st. Anthony's fire.
Luwuess of fSpirIts, Swelling tumors, IRE.
mours. Ulcers, Vomiting, Kings Evil, Lock-
jaw, MYSTERIES, Bile in The stomach and all
Bilious Diseases, Pieurasy, CruthI s, SweIltd
feet and Legs. White swelngs, and hos,
of other Complaints have been successfully
and repeatedly cured. 1t would be well
worth while for any one that is affected with
any Of The above or any other cLmplaint TO
give Doctor BARTGEs iri,l, as his RENE.
dies have affected permanent cures where all
other remedies had proved unavoiing and in
the last stage of Disease, his remedies have,
in many cases, afiecred cures, when the pa
ii mt had been given up TO die, by the Physi
clan attending t" them 8wl52.*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

DARASOLS l. UMBRELAS-A good as.
l. sorsn..nt ard ranging III pr.ce from i8
Gems TO $3.50 for sale
May 90 stF. w. SEYMOUR'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

AND UMBRELLAS !-3. O
i Silk. Glngham anil Cotton Parasols and
Umbrellas just received at
Ap:il 18th. DAYS.