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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
s. TO PERSONS DESIGNING TO
80 1 n a BUILD, &c.-The Undersigned,
Ns1 q Builder and Architect, respect
A..-lagA1L Eullu infnrms the eitizenS of Bal.

NsS Builder and Architect, respect
g fully informs the citizens of Bat
on Rouge that he is now well preparedto take
all contracts in the line of building.
Persons living at a distance, who are build"
ing, can, by leaving their orders a my shop
on Church street, opposit Mr. NJ. Gfanaris,
Coffee House, have their sashes, dooFy,
blinds, window-frames. ETC., made in the best
style. Jobbing, about town, done at the
shortest %btticf,
Those DESTROYS Of building, will find 1t Mt
thef, advantage 10 give me a call before COO
t~racting elsewhere. | will furnish specifca-
tfons, in all cases, without charge, If lido the
work.
will keep on hand, at all times, a good
stock of seasoned lumber, and Other build
ing materials, SO that persons wishing TO
build, need suffer no unnecessary detention
in having their work done.
no.42. +,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
srW MORE nm T,uF gAWF EORr

We have q few pairs Of those splgntlid Congress
Boots for gentlemen. and 4 small lot Of Patent leather
jackson tics, which for style and beauty Of finish, can.
not bg surpassed. Call and examine them of,
A. BRADFORD 1t cos, Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
NoRE LIGHT ron BATON nOUGE.
Notice.
NOTICE. TO A PAYER.
Notice.

All, indebted to d. Sanger, IIoss d
r. : rennested to come forward and settle their
accounts without delay. BY SO doing they viii ave
rouble 10 themselves and others. Jan. 10.
PLAID FOULARD SILKS.
Fashionable Blreges. Tuscan and Straw Bonnets-
for sale by arr
Jan. 29.-52. B.#boE5Eb NCo'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
M0uRNING GOODS

Jnue5 -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01

s. JAconi's Nrw Cheap Stnrr has just rcee,ved
fi0 qrlutls aii sizes and qualities; these trunks will
I'D sold at one half Of the prices tltsrged IN ANY other
store In town.
March 25-9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
MIsIC!! MUsICl!
MUs[El

The subscriber has for sale, . very supe-
rfor 6ne toned PrASo. made BY CLEMENT
Il Co. OF LoNDoN, which be will sell q
great bargain for Cash. Apply q the IN.
5ersigned 81 atihis office.
Pei. 26-4 If. PHILfP RoURe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
WANTtEn

ptrksts. Hogshead. Stdvss and H~oep+poles.
Apply ut the Office Of the Gazette, rr tn
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
febI2-1 2 miles below Baton N1,tgs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
Frederic ArOOaAr

paos to inform Contractors and H4lilders.
thar r. has constantly on hand, atthe Baton
Rouge Saw MIL 50O.0oo feet af lumber
ofeYery description, suitable Hr ~ purposes
which he vill sell at rea sonabR prices.
r~-ree feb16 /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
DON'T BE ALARMED

DON'T BE ALARMED
The subscribers are nov opening a fashion
able well selected and fine stock Of clothing
direct from first hand, which they pledge them
selves to sell cheaper than any other house IN
the city, without exception. Examine the
qoo1s and the prices shall suit You.
o'ps' cANeEp HESS A. "a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01

JUST receive ~ s. Jarpht's new Cheap Store.
A lot Of ane Silk Muslins and BaFeges, Ribbons
ma Gloves. These goods will r. cold ut Auction
prices.
March 25-q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
sHTRTS1!l

= SHTRTSii SHTRTSlH
A attperior nFtiele Of Gents Linen will be- found ut
very low rites. ri the Zone price stors" Of
JOSEPH WEFXLAR.
TenTTLEs PATENT BABY JUMPERS.
In Store md for sale by
inn 2gLs9 H.. BOEGEL eco.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01

Just received "a full assortment Of the
above goods, selected with great care By
myself. EUoENE LANnva.
feb26. A
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
From the Ohio Statesman.
The StilI-hOuse SANDER against Gener-
al CasS, nailed to the Counter by one
who kn0WS.

The base and false charges against Gen.
Cass, that he had erected the first distillery
in Detroit: and that he sold whiskey to the
Indians at an exorbitant price, was caught
up by the Journal, of this city, and was
rung from one end Of the state to the other.
We then branded it as false-a base lie,
manufacture for base purposes. The
Journal reiterated the charge, and added
falsehood to its infamy.
We now brand this charge again as talse,
and to sustain our assertion, we offer the
proof contained in the following letter. 1t
comes from one of the best men in Michi-
gan-from one whose name is net unkno
in the West from one who has held seat
in both branches OF the National Congress
was the first Senaton elected from this
State to the United States Senate, and is
now the popular and efficient United States
Surveyor General, and whose word in a
matter of fact, no man will dare dispute, for
was never coupled with dishonor, or with
dishonorable action.
The letter was not written for publication,
and we have to apologize to Mr.. Lyon for
its use-but in no other manner could we
nail the falsehood more ef1ectually than by
giving his name as an endorsement Ct the
falsity of the charge against Gen Cass:
DETROIT, Sept. 8, 1S49. t.
DEAR SlR:-I have received your letter
of the Sd inst, informing me that the
charge that General Cass erected the first
distillery in Michigan, and sold whiskey to
the Indians" is producing some effect in
Ohio, ard, in reply to your request to be
furnish with a statement of facts in the case,
1 have to say that the whole charge is silly
falsehood, without one word OF truth from
beginning to end.
The first distillery in Michigan, and the
only one, that | have ever seen or herd of,
in or near this city, where Gen. Cass has
always resided when in this State, was
erected, as have been informed and be-
lieve, by the late Col. Henry ). Hunt, about
the time that first came here to reside, in
the year 1922, and was owned and con-
trolled by him and his consigns until about
twenty years ago, when it ceased to be used
as distillery, and was turned into an OK
mill. The land on which it was built may,
perhaps, have been leased or purchased of
Gen. Cass. OF this am net positive; but
further than this, am certain that he never
had anything whatever do with it-nor
has he, as l have heard him say, ever drank
glass of spurious liquors in his life.
Yours truly,
LUCIUS LYON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
Another Letter from Gen. Taylor.

We copy the following letter from an ex-
change paper. We have our doubts about
its authenticity, because we have met with
it in no Taylor papers. 1t must be con-
fessed however, that it has internal eviden-
ces of being genuine.-Dem.
BATON ROGUE, July l, lS48.
SIR:-In answer to your favor, asking
my opinions, beg leave to say:
That have none upon the subject and
don't mean TO have. 1t is enoug III to say
that if elected, l shall be another Washing.
ton-a regular out-and-outer-and will fol-
low the lights of John Adams and Thomas
Jefferson. I go for the Presidency, and
will take nomination from ANYBODY. I
am now the standard bearer of the Native,
the Wings, some of the old federalists, a
few semi-a bolitionists, ard here and there a
loco. .-,.
As for the Wilmot Proviso bah! Havn't
l two hundred prime niggars? Don't raise
1900 bales of cotton annually? Are not all
my interests with the South? Tell them
fellows no you needn't tell them anything
- but let me and cold Whitley" get into the
presidency and III give 'em Jessie, tell
you.
About that tariff, I don't no what it is
l mean to ask Bliss when he comes. It
isn't new kind of artillery is it?
hope you won't publish this letter as it
might conflict with some have written be-
tore. 1t you write again, don't forget to
pay the postage.
Your strictly orthodox" friend,
ZACk TAYLOR.
P. S. have shown the above to nv old
horse Whitley. He don't interpose his
neigh to any Of it. He says all he wants
is to get his nose into the public crib. The
old fellow has been on short allowance late
! ly, on account Of that postage BILL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
Gen. Cass at HuIl'S Surrender--The
SANDERS of Federal Orators put to
rest by q gallant officer.

The following correspondence, which
we find i'll late number Of the Washing
ION Union. places Mr. +. Butler King, OF
tieorgla. in the attitude Of miserable Sian.
dercr Of Gen Cass. The same charges
have been made elsewhere, by the more
debased Of, tho federal press, (the Cleve-
asn.i iIerald, Ohio State Journal, and few
,nore Of the same sort and though dis.
proved by the documentary history of the
rn,n,ry, yet still they are repoatd with as
4nuci, vehemence as if the miserable SLAM
.tlerars verify believed they had foundation
zin truth.
With the exception, perhaps, Of Mr..
sJeiI.rsnn and Gen. Jackson, Gen. Cass has
drawn upe:, mis- head more of federal false
hood, slang and bitter abuse than any 9TH
or man since first onr government was
formed. Acts Of patriotism, which have
made him denr 20 eve'y patriot in the land,
hnve been ftlsifed, and his motives in per-
forming ties, impuuged, and the man who
rushed 10 the rescue of the western frontier
ret,iers, when they were mennced by the
tomahaak and scalplng knife OF the saw
age myrnidtms of Great Britain, and who
was the first mnn to land in arms on the
territory OF the enemy, and TO command
in the frs, battle, md Ia gain the first vic
tory in tho war Of 1912, has been de.
nounced as a coward, by men whose faith
ers took the side of the enemy in that war,
and " no themselves were found on the side
of Mexico in The late contest. -.-.-
10 The following correspondent explains
itself. Gen. Jesup, who thus does justice
10 on old champion in arms, is one who,
: MS an upright nnd honorable man, is known
from Maine to Texas. The name Of Je.
sup and Of Cas- will live in the page oi
history, while the Thomas Butler Kings,
and the host of other slanderers, will die,
rot, and in. pity be forgotten.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11

VIE subscriber hereby gives notice to
The pubic that he has purchased The
right to Manufacture and Sell these inval-
nable instrument in the County of Portage.
ihls lnstrnm ent, as its name suggests, is
designed as remedy fer VARIOUS comp laints,
dependent Oh weakened and relaxed state
OF the Spinal and Abdominal mu cles. The
vast number of cases of disease, depending
primarily on such weakness,is is we'll known
to the medical profession, tn which an in
strnment that would correct these evils in Q
satisfactory manner, and yet be free from
other disadvantages, has long been desid-
eratum.
IL the construction Of this Instrument, the
TACT that almo2t every case Of uterine or ab
domlnai weakness Is more or less compica-
ted with a disease or dehilitated ndition OF
'he spinal column and its muscles. induced
the combination of the shoulderbrace with
the spinal and abdominal supports, thus ad
mlraby adapting the instrument to those
cases of spinal weakness, incipient Gu. va
ture and distortion, whether brought on by
sedentary occupations, inducing continued
STOPPING position: or by general debility.
Uphysicians will be supplied at the; Pat
1ent:es prices. individuals may apply at my
office in Rave6na, or at the Drug Store o
DR.. Isaac Swift.
WILLIAM CAME.
Rav'nna. Sept. so, 1913. 5ml72.
Philadelphia Type Foundry.
No. 8. Pear Street, Near the Exchange
PHILADELPHIA.
fE'EE Subscriber having made great i'm.
pruvements in his method of casting
type and mixing Of metals, and had tho
rongh revision of his matrices, the faces ui
which are not excelled, in beauty and regu-
lar.ty of cut, by any in the country; fatters
himself that by rict personal attention 10
business, and employing none but the most
skiiIfu worKmen, lie is enabled to offer su.
perior article,
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
He is continually adding to his stock al
that is new from the best workmen of this
and other countries, and having lately pro.
cured from Europe, great variety of .Nen
Faces and Ornonaemts solicits the attention
! Of Prn ers thereto.
| Specimens will be sent to those wishing tx
order.
Presses, Chasess Gases, Ink, Stands, Gal
leys. Brass Rule, and every olher article
needed to furnish a complete Printing Office
supplied at the shortest notice.
German Book and Job Type,
Of the newest style and Of all sizes. carefully
| pu. up III fonts Of correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROBB.
Aug. so, l848.-$io. 1859.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
Correspondence.
w WASHINGTON, Sept a, ls49

.ss7- w ASHINGToN, sept Sf, 1c4o.
SIR: A speech recently delivered by the
4lon. Thomas Butler King, Of Georgia, at
Paterson, New Jersey, contains the fol-
Z lowing: ''Gen. Cass is the hero of Hull s
surrender. Ordered away by Gen. Hull,
before the attack on Detroit by the British,
General Cass received no intelligence OF
the disaster until he was summoned by a
single British officer, fourteen miles from
Detroit) to yield and he did yield. With
two or three regiments Of men, Gen. Cass
surrendered TO single British officer,
fourteen miles from any other enemy If
sGen. Hull committed treason, is not Gen.
sCaSs traitor? Yes; he is an ass and a
vHlsan. He should hare been tried and
hung; he should hare been tried and shot
nj that very time"
Believing the above statements to be di-
:. they do great injustice not only TO Gen.
Cass, but 10 the other officers and men
sconposing the detachment Of troops re-
2 Iferred to, and learning that you were the
ndJutant general of the army under the
= command of Gen. Hull, which position
gave you the best opportunity of knowing
oil the facts and circumstances connected
with the sending out Of the detachment
and its surrender. Itake the liberty of
calling Your attention to the subject, and
-ofrequesting information in regard to the
situation: of the detachment at the time o
HOLLIS capitulatien; whether it was not in
cluded therein, and by the laws of war,
5was net bound to surrender with the resi-
of the troops; who commanded it; wha
was. Gen. Gass's position in connection
with it; and whether he was in any wa.
guilty of ANYTHING unbecoming brav
andgallant officers Though name thes
!. specific points. should be pleased to re
ceiye Information on any others you ma,
ycohsider it necessary TO notice, in order
give correct history Of the matter.
= mike the request as sincere inquirer al
ter. truth; and it is proper to apPrize you
e thet il is my intention, should you favo
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
FI,ECTION RETURNS.

ga letter received in town this morning
brings the following news, which we give as we
end it. 1t looks good deal whiggish:
Summit 500 whig maj Voris said to BE de-
feated. Cuyahoga 1880 whig. Lit rain 1000 whig.
Stark $50 dem. Columbiana AsO dem Hamilton
1000 dem. Jefferson so dem whig Senator and
Representative elected. Sandusky 279, dem
Miama $50 whig, Geauga county 1850 whig, two
townships to hear from.
PENNsYLvAN1A.-Alleg 1850 whig Daugh.
in 1leo whig, Lancaster 1900 whig, tPhiladel-
paia Co. 39s whig Delaware 493 whig, Wash.
ington 26o whig: Berks 1000 dem. districts in
Schuylkill 500 whig gain.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
E N T s..

GEO. PnArr, No. ISL Nassau street, New
York. is authorized to procure Subscription, and
prepare and forward advertisements for this pa
per.
E.w. CARR, Sun Building, N. E. cor Of Third
and Dock st, Philadelphia, il cur authorized
Agent, to collect subscription and forward ad.
vertisements from the city of Philadelphia, for
this paper.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
DeatI)5.

~EN~No"cOoOuoo~"O O0oe~@OoNoo00||e0-'eo
In Franklin, on the 9th inst, RILEY MIL
LER, aged IS years.
In Rootstown, on the End inst. Mrs. MARY
COTTON, aged y years; wife ofthe late Ste
phen Cotton.
In Charlestown, Oct, 7th, FESTUS G. son of
Joseph and Nancy Willcut, aged 10 years
Death has been here and borno away
A brother from our side,
Just in the morning of his day,
AS young as we he died.
In Nelson, on the goth Sept. Mr.. THOMAS
BARBER, aged rs years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
II ew Fall
w INT Err GOOD S!

T PRENTISS las the pleasure of inform
w. lug his trends and customers that lie
has received the larger portion of his Dry
Goods, Crockery, Bonnets and Shoes. The
balance may be expected in few days
when particulars may be expected.
Ravenha, Oct. 10 n, lS4S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
GREAT ATTRACTION

GREAT AIlRACllON
AT THE
RaVcnna Furnishing Emp OriasH H1.
FRESH ARRIVALS & GREAT BARGAINS.
rg1HE undersigned are receiving and shall
4 continue to receive large supplies o.,
everything in their line, consisting in part OF
Cass, Ia, lor and Van Buren, Hats and CAPS
os every style and quality, Cloaks, Over.
Sack aad Frock Coats. Cashmere, Cloth and
Satunet Pants, Satin. C"ssimere, Glnth and
Common Vests, Fine and common Shirts,
Drawers ard Wrappers. Neck and Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Mittens, Suspen.
ders, Carpet bags, Umbrellas. &c, &c. All
of which are offered for cash at lower prices
Than have ever been sold in Portage county.
Good Winter Pants for 81, and lined at that,
and other articles too low to mention. Don't
mistake the place If you want good bargains
"a, No. 6, East st. TYLER Il ELY.
Ravenna, Sept. lS4S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
Total amour. per month.
&69l.33

Six hundred and ninety one dollars and
thirty.three cents per month, does the.whig
candidate for President now receive, and
Of which f,ar hundred and ninety -one dol
lars and thrty.lbree cents, is for charges,
such as thirty ra,ions day-four servants
to wait upon hinl-sevsn horses to ride
house to live in, &c, &c. -.
When whiggery next attempts to make
political capital out Of General Cass charg-
ing government for money expended in
feeding the Indians, whles making treaties
with them, we trus, it will be when they
have no candidate against whom so many
extra charges can be made.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11

CTILL THEY COME.-The last arrival
- rosts up by single entry: 40 packages
Of Dry Goods, Boots 4 Saoe>, Ha's g. Caps.
sc. which are offered at great Bargains at
oct. 10. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
.S'E Ep' En- r s z q R E !!


Ezats! FLATS!
TEVHE subscriber would inform his friends
Il and The public that lie has returned and
started the Hating Business, where may be
found, Silk, Beaver, Castor. Brush. Cassi-
mere and Nu'ra Hats of the latest style.
Also, naut aud Wool hats of various kinds
and q1afity. AIRY of the above articles made
to order, on short notice and sold at very
low prices at my shep on Main street, four
doors east Of the Post oflica, Ravenna, OHIO
II. G. TICKNER.
GTeN. B 1.-The fall STYLES inst received
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
Rail Road Notice.

"IlE stockholders upon The Middle Di-
vision of the c. & P. Z. K Co.. are
hereby required to pay all instalments due,
including the fourth instalment. by the hrS'
of October next, and the fifth instalment oy
the first day Of November next Promp.
payments will be required from all without
exception. c. PRENTISS, Treasurer.
Ravenns, Sept. 1913. Swl73
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
A RARE CHANCE.

TNI1E subscriber will sell his Farm, laying
Il on the Turnpike leading from Ravenn"
to Cleveland, distance from the village OF
mile, containing 100 acres. The qualify OF
the soil water, location, Fruit and House
make it one Of the most desirable Farms in
this section of country. a part of the pur
chase money can remain on bond and mort>
gage for years.
JOHN WHITTLESEY.
Ravennn. Oct. 3, l84a.
N. B The stock will be sold with the
farm if desired low. Swi74*h.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, &c.
fEyIIE subs criber has stlll OH hand large
Z supply of Fruit trees, consisting of be-
sides natural fruit, more than fifty kinds Of
The best selections of Apples in the country;
also, a good l,t Of Pears, Ounces. Peaches,
Plums, Grape vines, and English Raspber'
ries, and various Ornamental trees, which he
offers for sale low, at his Nursery, near two
miles west of The Cour: House.
JOHN HARMON.
Ravenna. September 25, lS4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11
Boots & Shoes!

Boots & Shoes!
q CASES Mems Stoga Bouts. us to AIS.
o. do Fine Wa;es Proof buo,s, $50.
DO do Gulf boots S. to 4,50.
2 do do KIP S. TO $50.
100 pr. Mems Calf and kip Brosuns.
$50 do B'y's do do do
50 do do Thick Boots.
30 do Ycuth's do do
25 do Childrpns do do
FOR THE LADIES.
so pr. Fine Eng. krn Round Ties.
SO do do do d. do Busklns.
so do do French Morocco do
50 do do heavy KID Spring Ties.
SO do do Seal Buskihs aud Ties.
so d. Blk. Lasting Galters.
so do Cold do do
so do Blk. g. Cold J Caters.
100 do Wos. Calf 5, Morocco winter Boots
100 do Good Seal iun round Ties for 5s pr pI
5nO d. Miss aid Chiidreh;s Shoes of every
description just reed at DAYS.
Oct, 10th,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11

...shoss him to be in the receipt Of all the
allcwancssef Major General as above
STATED, and double rations day for which
he y now allowed. We have no ribald
comments 70 make respecting these allow.
n6eies. like these Of MI. Stewart respects
Ahg the allowances nude 10 Gen. Cass.
Willing to let the people judge for Them
selves, we simply place the facts before
them. We takesleave Of the honorable
gentleman, however-whom we have been
compelled, from the aggravated nature Of
the case, 10 treat with less than our usual
and constitutional courtesy-by remarklng
that, although he found it difficult to swal-
low the ten rntions of Gen. Cass, we have
do doubt that his easy and elastic conscience
will successfully aid him not only in swal-
lowing, but in digesting the thirty allowed
to Gen. Taylor @ az ajea =s
In addition to the above, we are enabled
TO- present the following, in relation to the
present pay, and extra allowance, to the
whig candidate for President. In the large
amount Of S69u33 per month, can be
seen the reason, why "General Taylor
never surrenders' one office, until he gets
another: -.
GEN. 'TAYLoR's MONTHLY PAY AND AL
LowANcES.
Pay per month, $4,000
Quarters-8 rooms at SIS per
month, 10000
Fuel g cords for SELF cord
ford servants at SO per cord, 69,33
Subsistence for self--30 KA-
TIoNs PER DAY, at 20 cents
. per ration, $4,000
Subsistence for servants ra-
tieas, at 20 cents per ration, 24,O0
ClotAlbg for 4 servants, at $2,.
so. per month each, 1900
Pay for q servants, at 90 per
i. month each, 5000
Forage for I horses, a. So per
month each, $500
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-11

CTOVES Just received few oi Cooo
ClImproved Elevated Oven'
Cobb's Yankee Notion.
Western Economical. -,
P,rIor Cooking and Premium Stoves with
furniture complete which will be so,d low %,S al
aug. s9. =.