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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

CLAY MEETING IN New YoRK.-The friends
of Henry Clay, varously estimated at from six TO
twelve thousand, met at Castle Garden on tho
evening OF the 18th, II. Grinnell in the Chair.
Philip Hone, ESQ.,, called the meeting to order.
and briefly addressed it. The object OF The meet.
ing was 10 express their choice Of Henry Clay
for the Presidency. There was no opposition
TO him in the Wing party. The friends Of Gen.
Taylor say that he can be elected, and Henry
Clay cannot. He However, did not believe so.
The friends Of Henry Clay felt the highest res.
Pect for Gen. Taylor. and The only objection
they had 10 him was that they had better man.
But he pledged himself, on his own part, and
on the part Of the Wings, that if Gen. Taylor
was fairly and honestly nominated, by National
Convention, he should receive an honest and fair
support. The only difficulty with him was that
he did not know enough Of Gen. Taylor. But
he knew that if Henry Clay could be elected, the
happiness Of the people, and the prosperity Of The
nation, would be promoted by it.
Mr.. N. B. Blunt read an address, expressive
OF the objects OF the meeting, which terminated
thus
ave, therefore, the Wings OF New York, do
hereby nominate and do earnestly recommend
TO the Wings Of the Union, Henry Clay, as our
candidate for President Of the United States.
"Whe we thus express our own preference,
we disclaim any right 10 dictate to any portion of
our fellow citizens the course they should pursue.
but. believing large majorily of the people to be
opposed TO the present administration, we ask and
enlreat that at least We should preserve unity of
action and that. by combined and vigorous eff
Tort, the will o! the majority should be made
known and felt.
ITO this end we pledge ourselves to abide the
result Of the National Convention to be held a,
Philadelphia on tie 7th Of June next, and TO
those who have heretofore been co,labores, and
fellow workers with US in the cause OF Wing
principles, we say in a spirit OF harmony and
kindness-Be ye also of the same mind-Do us
likewise.
j. l.. White, Dudley Seden and Horace Gree.
ley addressed the meeting, and the whole affair
passed off with much enthusiasm.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

~ ~ 'ss sssEtii,N W "o'o ~ wv
- peedy and cheap outlet for the
fsear luxurant soil; we want
56f nasurasrcsources developed; we want
policy adopted and carried out which
will bring additional enterprise, capital and
talent among us--and TO secure these i'm.
poriant results, all admit that change of
rulers is Indispensable.
Surely, we have examples enough in
those States which have succeeded by a
wise and judicious system of Internal I'm,
provements, and those which have taHed
by. reckless one, to take such start as
cannot fail TO prove successful. Is ii not
time to Jegin3
Leaving these questions, for the present,
to be discussed by those who have more
age and experience to guide them, and
claiming for himself the privilege, Of here
after participating in the discussion of all
important subjects that may come be-
fore the public, he cheerfully puts his Shout,
der to the wheel, and will use his utmost
endeavors, to promote those principles
which he honestly believes, are best calcu-
lated to secure the interests Of the people,
and prosperity of the government--only
asking support and encouragement, com.
mensurate with his deserts.
PAUL SHIRLEY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

Eight Days Later, By the Steamer Britannia
The resumption Of The sliding scale Of duties
commenced on the first inst.
Cotton had advanced, and brisk business
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snip Ad,ca,sck ssas I,.ros % 90"
ssn H1 ny e r. x.tnsws New osan days
Apsiach cola for Boston. ~ '''" '"'A ir'"
July 20 "a Barasss spos w'' bark ss's 1sss
SIP Fanny For,e ter Coum New Orb ans with por.,o, A.
the New r. Volunteers naavsranty omitted ycstsrisy
Ma SD company with bark aoa aoass. Kill,
sa ss sa ,ss, j%pSn for ear
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s'sTss G nss.s o oi a. Ion u 49, p'
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spSs h'p Juno from sa Dublin # New York
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hr ris Diadem Parker Halifax MS days. to souls. Whit
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hides to A petrulo ~" -
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iron TO matter.
Oriental chr Viglant Penre Monevideo IL days with hides
70 Leland The brig Cronstad for New York. atom
da before No date la9 25 lon rs W. spoke brig Saan
OF Bangor
scr cynOsure of New London Bolles Xbar II daya WITH
sugar NC, "a Underwood Left no Am vessels
SCI Antilles, Grover 1homaston. with lime
Sehr Eliza Manning. burbank Virginia, with wood.
sehr e ii Bacon Apptgate yirsinia, with wood
Schr Maryland. Burt, Suown.
Schr Ii isirdsa, Virlnis wit. wood l.I frH
Sonr Comet, Girard vir, nl- " wood
.. Schr Roc. S'aman, Bsim
Sclr l. Mche l. Wilmin 4, Ito Mitchell.
Sci Maryland, u I'd. virgil II corn.
schr - erwocd, Vrcclrnh.N ~ with MELONS.
schr jamestown. Cole I,t arg. toJ tunter
So rwm Henry, Coz Wing with wood.
scir american Coa Sumner Virginia, with melons.
Schr Ma y Jane. BARCLAY, Virginia. with wood.
Scbr Patrick, Lawson Virginia, with wood
Scir GIcenway, Couch, Norfolk, to Alen 4 Paxson
ss. o, Below.
Brig Friends. from st Domingo. .I..t
Dutch brig Anna FL zabeth from West Indies.
Aiso two barks and one brig. unknown
Steamship Southerner. Berry Charleston.
july 2-wind. ut Sunrise. sw; Meridian do Sun set ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-23

Cleared.

sips-Dcvop (Br Belts London Cook smith Kat' Howe
Cummings, Cndis kesmith Walsh; Souherner Isl Berry
Cbsrlettop sponod n CO. Coumbis Galloway DO
ham Dim.n Montesuma. Barnes Of aud for Ne London
Bsrtslwrnowbs, Barton, Lisbon srbeck Co; Actv, (Sw
sjobeir totenterg Zaohrsom Water DAM Gruuncr,
ThtnaM Meyer Sunk ~ Brotbore axtor Richmond.
Erigs Ceruanis (Brcm) kirtlsnd, Bremen Pavenscd
Schumacher olus Iivpe, Gibraltar iron New Orleans put
in dscss having )IIsrbeck Coz Benrico Paine
Matga foster Nickeison Robert Ony Africa (West Co ST.
L. II Mctrso' Martha Sawyer, Stevens st Thomas
Trndy Co, nerscl ell t,rm) Iaschen Tabasoo Meyer
StuckenS Sarah. Chisl om, Piotou.
ScirNstonal tBeg) Vote, Antwerp Weisser, Louisi-
abn Ryder Grenada II Underwood, Actress (R) Curry. Hs
mx.J Tsmith Enanda (Br) Eneas arbor Island Dayi.
Br Wilmington, Nc l. u Smit, Young, do Emprs Zen
field Noriol Marie Ds say Ba,orc julius Prnge Crook
Ibiladepha Iegge Dcer.ot dot victorious WalaoS
Fashion, 1orng Cabot NickeroD, Adams motifs and new
York, GCode BO.ton, Margaret Ravens. Hartford
SooIsJuno, Allen, rrovidcnccj Moss EDDY, dc htoh'
ell, Adams, do n IIfN fAtl
Pocket chip Margaret Evsns rlcr for LoniOD, viii clear
Monday.
Shin Indiana bennett Nov Oean JuiJ D. vita r,orS 70
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Passengers Arrived.


FoNcF, PK-Bark Tarn0unt5 DanoI5 lady ave ohldr,n
and two
NV O1LrANs-Sip TndinnaThc Battalion % Nov Jerasv
Volunteers and det chmcn of troops nm Do, Tho CON-
msnd Of Capt Nc Douno Officers tho
Supeon Asst surgeon Captsns Isaac Nukc Francis sr
Il on. La J. cuts Warren T. Young Ivan Houcn; Leuts n
Esa Ferris II n IIayrs. " ''''"
hsw embarrassing So Mary-Nsa Boyia Miss Kearn,y M,
solomon, M PaGoy aud IN s.rs--s-l st-ersss 1917 ~
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mAKlTlms HsCE.
sHh NRws NvrIcE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port will confer
special favor upon by having all parcels papers,
and reports intended for the New York Herotd In
dipess TO deliver to our steamer, the News Boy.
She will board inward bound In the vicinity of
Sandy Hook and any eGort made to facilitate the
object and the despatch o the steamer will be
ciated by pre- prtor Of this journal Those bound
other ports whether foreign domestic will confer
additional favor by forwarding through the msil
otherwise ship news or papers that may be deemed Of
interest.
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m1sce laneOus.

was smeIted at Birmingham, from ore brought
from the Sault st Marie, and was of a rice appear
ance. How long will it be before we shall begin
to announce the shipment from this State OF car
goes of the same sort?-Detrot Free Press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-23
House Of Repre- septassves.
WAsffIrITor lntw Dl

REJECTION % THE orHfRAL APPROXIMATIONS BILL
Nerly an hour and half was spent In prayer read
ing q The Journal Of yesterday, and point Of order
arising cut OF change o. vote by Mr. Stephens which
bad been efrobeously recorded and the casting vote
q The Speaker yesterday by which appropriation Of
$4,000 ior moving obstructions in the Savannah
river (Which stricken out Of the neral appropr
ton bill in conmittee restored, after the bill wss
ordered 20 he enerossed tho day before.
The bin having been eDgrossed the question
stat on is passage, and decided In the negstveyeas
rs, poyt 100
MIR FioKLiN moved torccopsider the vote, and tolsy
his motion upon the table.
Mr.. RooT and others asked for the yeas and nays,
which were ordered
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
Important from Oregon

Battle With the Imdiaus-Col. Gallian
killed-Ameracam loss in the Battle,
nane killed and ten aUounded
St. Louis, August 2, l949.
Ten men have arrived from Oregon. They
are 81 days out.
On the 10th of March battle was FOUGHT
between the Indians and the Oregon Reoi-
ment.
The former lost so, killed, and were de-
feated. The Americans lost 9 killed, and
10 wounded:
The pursuit was abandoned for want of
provisions and ammunition.
The regiment had been successful in de-
lending the territory, but was in want of
provisions, ammunition and horses.
Col. Gillion, commanding the Regiment,
was killed after the battle, by the accidental
discharge of rifle.
The Indians had entertained propositions
for peace, but no settlement had been effect
ed.
The Government has called for three
hundred more troops.
The Mormon settlements, on Salt Lake,
are fourishing. a Ef
Col: Garland and Maj. Brant had arrived
from Fort Mann.
Thrty-three Indians were killed in the
engagement with Lieut. Reynolds command.
They were Camances-Pitsburgh Conn
nsercaal Journal 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
SBaeriff's sale.

10y virtue of wri. of Vcndl. Ex. 10 me di.
ID rected and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court House in the town of 2avenna, on
Monday the 4th day Of September next,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P. M. of said day the equitable in.
terest of Richard B. Campbell in and TO the
folio wing described lands and tenements to
wit:
'.Situate in SAID Portage county, Ohio,
and described Us follows, viz: part of lot
one in Charleston and part of lot one in Ed.
inburgh and is bounded as follows. North by
the North line of lot number one Charleston,
East by forty two 70 100 acres of land part
ed to John s. Campbell, in the partition of
the estate Of John Campbell, decd. South
by :he Cleveland and Wellsville Turnpike,
and Wes; by nineteen (l9) and thirty one
hundredths of an acre of land aparted to
Robert E. Campbell in the partition of said
Estate, which said twenty-five 70 100 acres
of land above bounded and described is the
same piece or tract which was aparted and
set off to the said Richard B. Campbell i'll
the PARTITION of the Estate of his Father,
John Campbell as recorded in the records of
the Court OF CJmmonjP Pleas Of said County
o. Portage to which for create. certainty
referance is hereunto made, excepting village
lots two (g) seven ~ and eleven ll1) in
Cainpbellsport, together with one So 100
acres now owned by Nj. u G. w. Allison,
which interest the Court find 10 be the re-
versionary interest in said land after the ex-
piratou of the Dover Estate of Sarah Camps
| ball.
Taken OF decree wherein Clem Tingley
& al where compliments and Richard B.
Campbell was respondent
Village lots l, s., a, 5, 10 and IL Appraised
at $500 each.
Village lots 6, and 9, Appraised at $5,5C
each.
The remainder Of said lands at S2Q5O 90
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Portage Co.
August Cd, l848.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
Ssleriff's Sale.

DY virtue of a writ or Vendi Elk. to ME
ID directed and delivered from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court House in the town Of Ravenna, en-
Monday the 4th day Of September nest,
o'clock, P. M. of said day the following de-
scribed lands and tenements. TO writ:
"situatc in the township Of Paris in he
county of Portage and Stale of Ohio, and is
known by being Village lot number in the
town plat of the Villoge OF ilarrisport as sur
veyed by Samuel D. Harris, in the year of
our L. ri, A. u. 1885. and recorded in Port
age county records Book x, page lO6.
Taken in Execution as the properly of
Starrett Carlisle at the sut of n athan Hart.
man.
Appraised nt S4sS co.
JOHN .GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co..
August 9,,lS43. .-.---
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
Hvdrostatac Ink Fountain.

The celebrated Ink Fountain is gaining
most decided favor with the entire communi ,
ty. being very simple and durable. The
great Far of the American Institute aw ard
ed to the manufacturers, Thos. Widen, and
Co., 80 Old Slip, New York. Diploma for
this most useful article. 1t is so constructed
that the Ink j., aimed in a metallic chamber,
protected from the atmosphere, thus prevent
ing evaporation and keeping the Ink of uni
form color and consistency. A little cup in
front holds the Ink for use, which, when not
needed, Can again be drawn into the fountain
Merchants ard others needing any hing in
which Ink is used will find this a most useful
and saving and cleany article.
For sale at No. so Old Sip, New YORK,
very low for cash.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
SiIeriff's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. to me di-
d rected and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendue at The
hon Of Marvel q. Wadsworth in ibe towns
ship OF NJ lntua on
Saturday the l2h day Of august: inst.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a NJ aud
four O'Clock 2. NJ. of said day the following
described goods and chat,les, to wit:
Nineteen dairy cows-one year old
heifer-oLe yearling Leif,r-fve spotted
shoats-one road scraper-oLe horse wag-
gon and ore hor-e harness.
Taken in execution as The properly of
Marvel b. Wadsworth at the suit of John
I1aineS.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
By s. TAYLOR. Jr. Dept.
Sherilf's office, Portage Go.
August 81, Ie43.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
The Accepfance of Gen. Taylor.

After long delay, and after repeated
declarations that an no case aoould he per-
NIT himself to be the candidate of ANY
PARTY, or yield himself to party
schemes, Gen. Taylor has written the fol-
lowing reply to letter written by the Pres
ident Of the Philadelphia Wing National
Convention. 1t will carry balm to many
aWhig heart, and bind up the wounds of
the disconsolate. What a broad, unequivo-
cal endorsal Of WHIG PRINCIPLES it
is! Read it.
Baton Rouge, { La. July Is, lS4S.
Sir: have had the honor to receive your
communication of June 10th, announcing
that the whig convention, which assembled
at Philadelphia on the 7th of that month,
and of which you were the presiding officer,
has nominated me for the office of President
Of the United States. -.
Looking to the composition of the con-
stituency, l feel deeply grateful for the
honor bestowed upon me, and for the dis
tinguised confidence implied in my nomina-
ton by it to the highest office in the gift of
the American people u s %
4 cordially accept that nomination, but
with sincere distrust of my fitness to full
FL the duties of an office which demands for
its exercise the most exalted abilities and
patriotism, and which has been rendered
illustrious by the greatest names in, our his
tory. But, should the selection Of the whig
convention be confirmed by the people, L
shall endeavor to discharge the new duties
then deyolving upon me, so as to meet the
just expections Of my fellow-citizens, and
preserve undiminished the prosperity and
reputation of our common country.
| have the honor to remain, with the
highest respect, your most obedient servant,
Z. TAYLOR.
= To the Hon. J. NJ Morehead, ..
Greensboro, Guilford Co. NC.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
Sa!amander Safes.

Rich g. c. s Improvement on Wldet's
Patent, secured with the mos approved Lock
and warranted Fire and Thief Proof and free
from dampness. Reference made TO upwards
of fifteen hundred and fifty merchants. cash
iers, brokers and officers of courts and coun>
ties, vino have Rich & IS Safes in use
For Sale BY A. S. Marvin, 1888 g Wa'er
street, New York.
Isaac Bridges, IS Magazine St., New Or.
leans
Barney S, Brothers, Mobile.
Lewis M. Hatch, 100 Meeting st, Charles
ton.
+. S. Wood, Galveston.
Houseman & Lowry, St Louis.
Lowell Fletcher, Cincinnati.
Raymond, Gibbs & Co, Chicago.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
Tnfc11;b}e Wno1etic Porders.

For the destruction of all kinds of Insects,
VIZ, Cockroaches. Moths, Ants, Flies, M1>
squitoes, Bed Bugs, &c. Also, Pills for the
destruction OF Rats and Nice, within five
minutes after being thrown in their vicinity.
Warranted without Poison. Certificates
from Msssrs. Colman 8. Stetson, Astor
House: S II. Cozz EMS, American Hotel: P.
II. Hodges. C,rlton House, New York, and
oilers of the highest responsibility. Each
Flask and Bottle is signed Z YoN Co.
Prinipal Depot. No. 4ao Broadway. near
Canal street. New York.
Nezv York, July 6, 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
1t 1OoMd cost uery little to Test

Spotten & Stanley's Pure Steam Refined
Caudy, Sugar Plums, and other Confection-
ary. Who would not save at least 95 per
cent. by purchasing an article warranted
equal to the best manufactured in this coun-
try? We are sure to keep a customer after
having made one for the first time-why?-
perfect satisfaction is given, both in Quality
and Price-and put up our Confectionery in
boxes of s5 lbs. and upwards, expressly
for the Southern and Western markets.
N. B.-A list of Prices can be seen at the
Office of TINS paper.
Suottea & Stanley, NJ. 1iS Bovery, New
York.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
NEW YORK FALL TRADE.
1913.
TO co U.TTRr MERrExa ..,y,S

THERE CAN Be NO DOUBT BUT THAT
the City Of New York is the most advau
tageous market in the United States FIR the
purchase of Country Supplies.
IL is connec ed by water commuu c ion and
Rail roads with all the Safes in the Union;
1t receives the largest mportatons fron,
abroad contains the largest stocks of goods
and is the great dep It of American Manufac-
lures; and prices are less, and credits more
liberal.
Persons disposed to purchase will find it tc
their advantage TO call on the following
houses.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
ArtifcaaL Limbs.

VIM. Selpho, 81 Spring Street, New York,
sole Manufac turer in America OF the AngIesy
Leg: also Selpho's AtificiaI Hand. an en'ire>
" new and useful article for a lost hand.
Further information on application, or BY
letter post paid Refers to Doctor J. S.
Wear, OPP. Mig. Telegraph Office, Columbia,
S. c. Also, Dir. John Swain. Jr., Anatomi
cal Last and Boot NJ ,ker. st Charles Hotel,
New Orleans: who is authorized to receive
orders. and can be consulted as above.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
Leather. Bandanp.

Kumblc's Patent Leather M1chine Banding.
(strelched on the only patented machine in
the country.) These are made from the best
Ok Leather, and from the heart or sold
part of the side only, thoroughly stretched,
cemened and riveted toge her. and warrant
ed to run straight and TO give satisfaction.
Orders addressed to the subscriber will meet
prompt tentlon.
WIN KuMBEL. Pa:entee, S. Ferry s'reet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09

Bard s@ Bro, manufacturers of their
Premium Diamond Pointed Gold Pens and
Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases.
Also, manufacturers of their celebrated
Fountain Pens, (patent securely with which
page or more may be written with once
dipping the pen in ink; used extensively by
professional men and bank officers. No. /
Court Avenue, Boston, end No. I0I William
It,, New York.
Messrs. Bard & Bro. received the highes st
premium ever awarded Gold Pens at the last
Fair Of the Mas achuselts Charitable Me.
chanics' Association OF Boston. Also, the
highest premium at the Franklin Institute
Pa ladelpfia. N. B. The trade supplied al
the lowest rates.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
OTICE E.

THE Members of the Portage County
i Mutual Fire Insurance Co. are hereby
notified that the following assessments have
been levied during the current year 10 meet
the losses of the company; and the same are
made payable on the first day of September
next, Will of one per cen, Oct. 20. l847:
Il of one per cent Dec. so:-l per cent
Jan'y. e8 I84o:-4 of one per cent FeD'y'
ls:-3 Of one per cent March 5:-a of Que
per cent April II -l} per cent April So:-
! Of one per cent May 29:-l4 per cent June
8. Total s. per cent.
E. N. SILL, Secretary.
Office of the Company I
Cuyahoga Falls, July 27, 1s4s. { Swl65.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
Stationery, Blank Books, Paper, &c.

Rich &. Loutrel, 81 William street, Imp TT.
ing and Manufacturing Stationers, will sell at
the lowest possible prices, every kind of
Account Books, for Merchants, Banks, Offices,
Courts, County Clerks, and the Western and
Southern trade. Also. Copying Pres es,
Notarial Presses, Manifold Letter Writers,
Gold Pens, Envelopes, Writing, Drawing,
and Wrapping Papers, and every other article
sold by Stationers, will be found in great
variety at very cheap prices, at No. 6i
William street, Newly, rK.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
r, e. rxL onJ cure -2yo,fr 1yo

Buy for Cash and sare your NoneyI-
Papers, Blank Books, and Stationery.
Francis Il Loutrel, II Mliden Lane, invite
merchants and traders to call and examine
their stock of Account Books. Piper and
Stationery, D.Iv Journals AMI News Books
for 1919. Gold Pens, Cfoton Ink, C,rviup
Presses, M Unfold Letter Writers etc, tc !,
etc, winch we sell at unusually low prices
for cash. Francis d. Loutrc II Maiden Lane
-Plea.e Call.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-09
hlnrriagcs.

~VNN(NfNFDO7VO(VNNTNFI NN=UVN-NTDNNFS-V
In Medina, on the 18th of July last, by the
Rev. Mr. Pierce, Mr.. JOHN R. JAMES, Of
Charlestown, in this County, to Miss CATHA-
efRINE S WlLCUTT, of Kalamazoo, Michigan.
In Randolph, on Thursday the Sd inst, by
the Rev. T. w. Browning, the Rev. MARK M.
MOORE, It Mantua, to Miss MARY G. BAs-
sETT, ,daughte- Of Wait Bassett, Esq, of Roots
town. g" 10