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Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28

fcuIrn ~ Juif PicrosaL Bs0THss Jos.HAN,
Wilson & Co, Of New York, have sen, " a cspy Of
their Jubie, Brother Jonathan, ast issued in CON.
msmsa,isn Of the glsnou. Fourth. Il is sheet
Of the larErs, dimensions aud filed with msgnf.
cent sngra,ings Some Of The most prominent Of
which are u MsTiean Battle Scene, covering a
surface Of seven square feet. executed with taste
aud spirit from an original design -Four portraits
the sile Of Ito Of distinguished American states.
men. Eleven original dssIgnsb by the grea, French
artist GAyAEN, Illustrating the Masgufad, Ball
in Paris. A fac 'imilie Of the original rough
dafI Of the Declaration Of Independence, with al
the alterations made ia eommiltse, ia the hand
writing Of each,
Thes. together with many ohcrspried engrav.
ing' ofih, finest description, tales, poems, sketches
&c, make one Of the most valuable 9th, Brother
Jonathan ye, issued. The price is only 2J cents,
or ten copies are sen, by mail for ous dollar
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MASSACRE IN M,triSiauI.-By the arrival of tho |
ship Europe, Captain Mercer the n. o. Picaynnc
has received dates to the 9slh Of May. On the
9th a massacre Of the white inhabiani. OF Mar. |
Unique took place
When Capt. Ne informant leii st. Pierre sev.
eral houses had been burned down, and ia one Of
them thirty persons were consumed. Every thing
was in the most dreadful confusion The troop.
from Fort Royal were called in but feiassdlo act,
aud reIrealsd TO their quarters. Every road and
avenue leading To ST. Pierre was crowded with
bsels coming in 10 the assistance Of their br,lhs.
rem Many dreadful scenes have occurred.
Capt Ms informant had barely time, IN com.
pany with sx others, to &c, on board vessel
leaving all behind thsm-beiore the house in !
which they lived was set on fire and seninsls plao.
ed TO prevent any one from escaping
Capt NJ farther reports that the disturbance
was supposed to be general all over the island
s-~s-~~s-----~-s.-=-~~---
Gen. CAss never received but one
oaer at the hands OF the people. lie was
'lected representative from Muskingum
county to the Ohio Legislature Of 1910
r theroabouts. There was he first and
vii he be last
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28

u Ran RNRR was rising al Fulton yesterday
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
The UNSIGNED Bank Notes.

In Senate yesterday, Mr.. Burns present.
ed O. resolution, which was agreed to, call
ing on the Board Of Control for informa-
ton in relation to the unsigned notes of
the banks of this State, which we noticed
yesterday. In the debate, DR.. Olds stated
that the resolution came from the right
quarter, for he understood that the branch
which issued them was located at Mansfield.
One Of the very few securities, if not in
deed the only one that amounts to any
thing in, the whole law, is that all notes are
to be signed by the President of the Board
of Control. s
The intention was to prevent an over is
sue. In the present instance, the notes be-
ing put in circulation without the sigma
ture of the President, all check upon bank
frauds is at once done away, and banks
may issue without limit, or without any one,
save those Individually interested, knowing
the amount in circulation, until the burst
ing ofrthe bank reveals the mystery.
What number of these notes are now in
circulation, it is impossible to state, and we
advise our friends not only to refuse to re.
ceiye them, but to watch we'll the .institu-
ton that put them forth.
When the answer of Judge Swan is re-
ceived, we will put our readers in posses
sion of the information it contains.-Ohio
Statesman, Feb. 8. ~ .-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
Correspondents of the Pittsburgh Post.
Arrival of the Sarah Sands.

NEW 1oRK, r eD lU, +. NJ.
The packet ship Sarah Sands, arrived at
this port today, bringing Liverpool dates
up to the 22d ult. The news, however, is
of NJ, ance,excepting q slight decline
in the foreign markets.
LONDON, Jan. 21st.-Markets ren,uin
dull and inactive.
Corn was offered a, from l to 2 shillings
lower than the prices brought by the last
ship. .f
Flour remains unchanged. English
Wheat is steady at last weeks prices.
There was decline in the Liverpool
market On the 18th.
Wheat is plenty, with fall in price of
8 to pence per 20 pounds.
American and home Flour has receded
shilling.
Corn and Meal are giving way; today,
the quotations stands at shillings per $50
pounds; and l shilling per quarter lower
than they were week ago.
Flour remains at 27 to %; Meal 80 to
33 per AGO pounds; Wheat Tao to Sac.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81.
In the corn market there seems to be
firmer feeling; and the decline which was
noticed by the last arrival, has been check
ed. sr-l
Corn has advanced Is per quarter, and
meal pence per bbl.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
The Army.

This is precisely the situation Of affairs
between Gen Scott and Gen. Worth, at
the present time, as stated by correspon-
dent Of the N. Y. Evening Post:
safer Gen. Worth had been harshly
reprimandcd in general orders, and there
fore disgraced, t'ol Duncan avowed the of.
fence for which Worth had been punished,
for which avowal Col Duncan was instant
ly arrested by Scott. Subsequently Worth
applied TO Scott for a mitigation Of the cen
sure which he had received in general or.
ders; this was denied. Worth then drew up
narrative Of the facts of the case, and ap.
pealed to the President for redress; this, as
he was bound O do, he requested Scot to
forward for him, and for doing this Gen.
Worth was arrested. 1t was this arrest from
which he was relieved by the President; and
it is on these allegations of Worth, togeth-
with those transmitted by Pillow, ola SIM
liar import, that Scott is now called before
court Of inquiry, Of which his friend G en-
eral Towson is president; and if in this he
is harshly or ungenerously treated, must
confess that am unable to see it.''
From the Philadelphia Ledger's Wash
ington correspondent
''What once intimated to you in regard
to Gen Scott you may set down as correct.
Gen. Scott did ask to be recalled, and the
administration, though not Immediately up
on his request, gratiied him. The cores
pondence between Gen. Scott and the war
depa rtment will, no doubt, be called for,
and be read with deep interest, if not with
absolute astonishment.
The terms oft the treaty which Gen Scott
and Mr. Trist have made in Mexico, and
which is nothing but project, as it is,
made without authority, and not binding
on either party, are, as | once Uniformed
you, substantially the same as those offered
by Mr.. Buchanan, through Mr.. Trist, to
the Mexican commissioners, viz: the Rio
Grande, on the Atlantic side, and the Gila
on the Pacific.
The sum of money which is to be paid
for Upper California, may be SIS, 100000
which is decidedly too much, after the six
or seven battles we have fought in sight of
the city Of Mexico. The treaty concluded
by Scott and Trist, you may depend on it,,
had good deal to do with the difficulties
that occurred among the officers Of our ar
| my. Worth and Pillow both denounced it. %
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
FIre-Theatre Burned.

This morning, about 9 o'clock, the bull.
ding attached to the Neil House, the upper
part occupied as a Theatre and the lower
part as stores, by Messrs. A. D. & LIP.
Preston; Faxen, Smith & Co., and by Mrs.
Snowden, was discovered TO be on fire
Theupper part ofthe building was consun-
Cd. -. ..:s = - -.
The FIRE originated in the Theatre
The person left in charge of the building,
says that at 10 o'clock, when he left, there
was no FIRE in the room, and those who pass.
the building at midnight, could discover no
light
The goods in the lower rooms were all
removed. The scenery &c /, of the Thea.
ire, was consuMed. ~ "a
Mr.. King, while viewing the ruins, this
morning, was struck BY falling piece of
timber. and so crushed as to place his recoy-
cry almost beyond hope, A boy, standing
near, was also injured, but not to Sc. great
IN sxtent. Ohio Statesmas, FEB. 10. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
s. A. GILLETT & co.

"AVE been receiving large quantities o.
LII New Goods for the last ten days, and
although they have many more to come, still
their Stock is now very large, comprising an
endless variety of staple aud fancy Goods,
Which were selected with much care and
attention. and are we'll adapted to the tastes
and wants Of the people Of Portage county.
Three years. experience in the business at
this place, has fully satisfied them that the
"One Price and Ready Pay system is the
best policy for the Merchant, the Farmer.
the Mechanic, and in fact for all concerned.
The system has and will enable the Merchant
to sell goods at much less profit, thereby
putting into the pockets ci' the people thou
sands Of dollars ever. Year. It's benefits have
been fairly tested and have been seen and
felt by tins community. We have full con
fidence in offering our Large and Splendid
stock of Goods, knowing that a better OF
cheaper lot of Goods are no. to be found in
Northern Ohio. Come and see them We
sag. come and see ,ehat you ,ciH see. Bring
along your Produce. we buy that article here
and will pay you the market price IN cash
or goods-if in goods, at as low rates as they
can be bought for cash.
Ravennu. September 90, i347.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
The Apporti0Imen Bill-Federal des.
peratiOn. s..s

That the Wings Of Ohio have given up
nil hope Of retaining a majority Of the pop
nlar vote of this State, is proven beyond
doubt, by their infamous attempts to so ''ger-
rymander' the Legislative districts as to
give then, the Legislature, even though a
democratic Governor should be elected by
Ten thousand majority! To accomplish
theif object the county Of Hamilton is TO be
divided, and the city of Cincinnati is to e.
lsct one Senator and two Representatives!
Euch a thing as dividing counties, in dis
trictiag the State, has not been attempted
before, since Ohio was a State-an act
clearly unconstitutional, disorganizing,d dan
gerous and oppressive!- resorted to for
base party purposes.
The next outrage is in throwing to-
gether counties which have no interests in
pommon, and separating them from their
old and natural associations, because of
shsir large democratic ma jorities Perry
Hooking and Fairfield are grouped togeth-
or, and given three members That district
gives near 1000 democratic majority, and
by this unnatural combination, at least
5000 democrats are dislranchised from any
voice in making the laws which govern
them! - ''~A'
Next is Knox and Holmes, made
into one district and given one Senator and
two Representatives in common. Holmes
connects with. Knox by but very narrow
"trip Of territory, and hes no interests in
snrnmon with her-but by attaching them
in one district democratic majority of
5000 is nuilified, a ~hig Senator secured
In Tuscarawas, and some 1900 Democrats
deprived of a voice in the Legislature.
So also. Wayne and Ashland, are
put together giving democratic majority
ef 1500-and Richland and Crawford, with
q democratic majority of 1000; and Co.
lnmbiana and Mahoning democratic by
l4OOl .z 47-I .'s.a e -.
Thus it is. all over the State. We
have not time now for further details. But
the whole scheme is fraud, an outrage
upon popular rights, and cannot fail TO be
rsnnked l by the people at the ballot-box.-
Milisrsburgh Farmer. r..5 aas.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
February IA, 1S4S.

How singular it is that the men who make
money the fastest, whose wares are sought for
and paid for, by the whole universe, who roll up
their hundreds of thousands of dollars in 10 or 90
years; how singular it is that these very men are
said to be dealing in ''humbug," or Patent medi-
icines. A new article is found-vaughns Veg
table Lithontriptic Mixture for instance: it sells
and cures: hark! "another humbug," is heard.
The sales of the Great American Remedy,
Vaughn's Lithontriptic, swell to an enormous a.
mount; people are still cured; tens of thousands
have received benefit from its use; still "hum-
bug' is heard, and the patrons of this medicine
look around to see where this censtand yelping
comes from,-a!as! the smedical Faculty. who
like little dogs barking at the moon, still keep it
up, while the moon shines on. See Great Amer
lean Remedy in our columns, hear the Agents
stories of Vaughn's medicine. .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16

.CoLUMBlANAA AND MAHoN1Ne. leg
,siatlye districting bill has passed both
branches Of she General Assembly. 1t Joins
Columbiana and Mahoning in one Senate
rial district, and allows each county to a.
lect one Representative. This arrange.
ment leaves upwards Of ONE THOU.
SAND VOTERS in the district, totally
unrepresented. The wings themselves ad.
mitted this, yet they stubbornly rejected all
the propositions made by the members from
this county, by which the injustice might
be avoided. - Ohio Patriot.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
Law Notice.

Law Notice.
A LEXANDER STEWART, Jonathan Stew
N art. Thomas Stewart, Federlck D..
Reese, Margaret Ann Reese, Uzziah Stew
art, William C.. Stewart, Charles Furber,
Mary FuIber, Marvin Kent. Maria Kent, An
drew Patterson, Elizabeth Patterson, Wills
lam Z. Hlliard, Ann E Hilliard, Susan a..
Stewart, Uzziah Stewart, John Stewart,
Miriam Ammon, George Ammon, and the
hers at law and legal representatives of
Elizabeth SomerviIle, decd. will take notice
that John l.. Ranney, Admir-. &c. O: Camp
bell Stewart, decd. on the oath day of Janus
airy, A. d. l648, filed against them in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Portage county,
Ohio, his certain petition, which is still
pending in said Court, the object and prayer
Of which is amongst other things, to. par'i-
ton and set off in severalty, and to sell for
the payment of debts against said estate,
that part and portion of certain lands, of
VIII ch the said Campbell Stewart died seized.
being one sixth part in common Of the real
estate following that's to say s"Situate and
being in the township Of Franklin in SAID
county of Portage and being also the whole
of lot seventy nine t7s) in said township,
with the exception of thirty acres from the
North West corner of SAID lot which is par
ticularIy described in said petition.
The defendants are further notified that at
the next term of said Court application will
be made bv the petitioner for an order fer
| the partition and sale of said premises, pur-
suant to the prayer of said petition.
TrLDEN s. RANNEY, At.'ys.
IS for Petitioner.
Ravenna, Feb. LIST, 1s4s. ewI4o.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
II Will be presented to the Honorable
Board Of County Commissioners of Portage
,unty at their March ses>inn, A. ID. lS48.
for road to be laid out and established as
follow TO wit: Commencing on the East
line of Edinburgh and west line of Palmyra
uear Robert Calvin's in Edinburgh at the end
of road before laid out on the line of the
two above named townships to run north On
SAID line till it strikes the North line run.
ming East ana west OF the said two town
ships and the East and vest road leading
from McClinticsburg to Campbellspnrt.
January o. l342 4wlS9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
Educational.

A special meeting of the Portage County Teach
ers' Association will be held at the Court House
in Ravenna, on Saturday, the 26th inst, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ
AS the business before the meeting will be the
organization of Teachers Institute to be held
at Ravenna, during the first week of May next,
it is highly important that the friends of Com
mon Schools in the county, male and female,
teachers, parents, School Directors, scholars and
ALL who wish for such an organization should be
present.
o. P. BROWN, Esq, of Chardon, will address
the meeting at one o'clock, P. M.
G. e: cU4nK61 G. BALDw1N, Executive Executive,
WIN. P. MILLIKIN, oonini''e''
February a. 1S4S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16

AN ANADMIssIoN.-Previous to the con.
vening ofthe Whig State Convention, the
GAINESVILLE Courier, and many other whig
papers, declared that Collier occupied the
same ground on the War that the Loco
Focos did! Well, the convention met, and
Collier got 9e votes! That's pretty good
endorsement of the war by whig delegates
and proves that thousands of wings will
not support an anti war mani Take cour.
age democrats-Ohio is safe!-JNilzers-
burgh Farmer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
The Great Remedy Of Nature
AMERICAN OIL.

DROCURED from 4 we'll in Kentucky lS5
l. feet below the surface of the Earth. A
certain and infal.iblc cure for Sprains, Strains,
Cuts, Bruises, >calds Burns. letter, Erysipeas.
Scales. heAp-Croup, InAam,natory. Sore-throats;
Sore and lntian,ed Eyes, Flatulenee, Ulcers, fc-
ver-sores ScrofuIa and
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM.
Its surprising properties highly developed
in the certain
CURE of DEAF.NES SS,
in all cases no, organicaly lncurabIe.
1t has been discovered to be an Infalible and
CERT1lN CURE for all cases of
Cholic, Cramp and Spasms
which it cures effectuaiiy within very short
space of time. Its curative Properties are lik.
wise remarkably manifested in the cure of
Diseases ofthe SPINE.
A ladv, the wife of Planter in Kentucky, was
cured effrctually of one of the worst cases of
Diseased Spine, which had confined her to her
bed for considerable time in which she could
not turn herself. The qualities Of this Ma
tureS 0Vyn Remedy are extremely PEN
etrating and Anti-Inflamutory-co
therefore is confdentlally recommended as .
vcritabIe and certain cure for
INFLAMMATION Of the KIDNEYS,
Gravel, Urinary Complaints, &c. &c &c. &c.
Price SO Gents Per Bottle.
Coution.-In order to be sure Of obtaining the
genuine, purchase only of the general agent
VIM Jackson, No. 50 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
or through sub Agents appointed by hin. for its
sale, each Of whom will have a show bill, and
general directions in pamphlet form, containing
the names and address Cf the Proprietor ane
General Agent, as follows:
D. Hail & Co. proprietors, Kentucky.
Vim. Jackson; General Agent for Western
Penns! lvania part of Ohio and Western Virgin ii
TO whom all orders must be addressed.
Obserue-Each bottle is enclosed in one o
the above named Pamphlets, and the name o.
VIM Jackson, (the general and only VIII s!csalt
| agent as abovey printed on the outside label.
Sold by the following duly appointed Agents
J. S. LEFFINGWELL, Ravenna; Charles IL
Kent, Franklin Mills; o. b. Beebc. Guy ala
Falls; G. N. Abbey q. co. Akron; Jas. G. Cal
lender, Newton Falls; ]. Ii. C Johnson, Warren
Take Notfce.-J. S. Lefflngwell is ap
pointed general and supplying Agent for Portage
county. suh-Agcnts supplied by him at the
wholesale price 1yl35.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16

Croton Oil, Otto Roses, Juj"be Paste. Ext.
Lemon, Orange Wafer, Soaps, Canary Seeds
Zan,e Curran1s, Nlilllners 1semg Glass and
Glue. Gums, sfellac, Coral. &C.. Brushes
Paint, Hair and Varnish. French Leaf Geld
Leaf and Bronze, Sand Paper Glue and Japan,
White Lead. Red Lead and l.itherage, Yer
million, Drop Black ard Lamp black, Old
Linseed Oil, Snuff and Tobacco, Black Tea,
so CT, mt Tea. Cfusled Sugar, Rice. &c. &c
which are to. be sold low for cash, at The
sign OF the Golden M ortar.
Ravenn, Jrne I6 I347. 1907
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
u. sggJESEH, M. Fh. y

PI1SICIAN & SUItGEUN DENTIST,
TN7 OULD respectfully inform the citssz hs
w Of Portage county, tLat lie is pe,n,a
emily located in the village Of Ravcnlia and
is prepared to atteLd to all calls in both
branches OF his profession. All Dental OPP
eralions performed in the most scipIdif C.
manner and warranted satisfactory or no
charge. Particular attention paid to the
regulating Of irregularities ef Teeth III chli
dren aud yoni g persons.
0F Office In Seymour's building. j. III
Ravenna, SEPT. list, 1897. as no.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
AN AVAILABLE CANDIpArn.-As the !

AN AVAILABLE CANDIDATE.-As the
wings are in great trouble and perplexity
about getting on available candidate for the
Presidency. one that will run well. we take
the liberty of suggesting for their conside-
ration the name OF SANTA ANNA. He runs
we'll as was proven at Cerro Gordo, and as
for his principles, they must suit the whg
leaders. He Isl a great friend of Nj exico' 8,
and SO are they. - Cincinnati Enq.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commits sioners
of Portuge county at their session IN March
next praying for the location and establish
ment of a road in the Township of Streets
borough in said County, to wit: beginning
at the north east corner Of land owned by
Adam Myers in lot number seventy two in
said Township; thence as near west as the
situation of the ground, &c. may warrant to
the west line Of said Township. r ........
Sfreelshnraunh. Ian. 81, 1913. 4W14O*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
Notice to Contractors.
leVeland s. Pittsburgh Rail- Road Letting

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- until sunset of rhursdavlhe ninth (9th)
day of March next at the Office of the C:eve-
land and Pittsburgh Rail Road Company in
Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio. for the
Grading and Masonry upon 80 miles of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-road;-being
part of the Middle and Northern Divisions
of said road, beginning at a point near Free
dom, IN Stark county, passing through Ra-
VIENNA and ending a. Hudson, Summit county
Plans and specifications of The work can be
examined and further information obtained
upon application at the Engineers Office in
Ravenna during The ten days next preceding
the time of letting. @ 51
JAMES FARMER, President of
the Clev. & Pitts. r. r. Comply.
Rayenna. January ISt h, 1948.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-16
OR
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CURED in ALL CASES.
Ds'. EssgoIdDy's Specific
GREAT BLOOD rURlFYER.

CURES IN ALL CASES EXThRNAL OR INTEkNAL,
BLEEDING OR BLIND PILES,
And at impurities Of The BLOOD.
1T Is PARTICULARLY REcoMMENDhp FUR ALL
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
fE,IlIS as can be proved BY personal reler>
4 ence and several thousand certificates
from all parts Of the country.
The specific is al iaternal remedy. has a
gent! action on the bowels, is pleasant to
take and perfectly harm less i'll the most Gel
ica'e Gases, male or femme. Females before
and after confinement are often troubled
with constipation of the bowels, or c. stIve
ness, as we'll as piles. Ia all such cases the
specific can be taken with per &c. safe y, ami
IL a certain remedy.
PILES FOR SEVEN WEARS STANDING CURED.
Dear D,ctor:-l have tern perfect vic
tim to, the complaint called Piles, contrac ed
in the West Indies in 1888, and Gu:i e
term of seven years have suffered beyond
anything that could be conceived oi-loss
OF appetite, food ta<teless, want of rest,
burning pain, weakness in the kldeys, and
Il total want of strength. So d. .cidt dly op-
posed 10 ANYTHING hea,irg resemblance 10
quackery, that have oustsiLed fem any
| inwaad Or Gu ward application. From The
recomm enda,ion of our mutual friend P,ttcr,
! No. Hanover St., | was induced 10 give
your medicine fair tr al, and to those who
are similarly sfflicted | give ycu leave to
show this, with my Fam attached, having
been, firmly believe, entirely cured OF one
of the most C nfirmed cases Of Piles tha. nny
poor creature was troubled with. Make
whatever Use you think prorer of this tesl1-
mon;ai ofyour invaluable medicine, designa
ted by you a DR.. lngoldsby's Piles specific,
and accept of my best assurances for your
future success. "a
With regard. your sobedent servant.
w, II. JONES, AuctioEeer &c Pine ST.
Reference can be given 10 some of our
most emine entiy ply ysic;ans.
PRICE SO CENTS.
g5Sold by the following Agents: J. S. LEF-
lin Mills o. B. Beebe, Cuyahoga Falls; G. II.
Abby & Co. Akron; James q. Calender, New
ton Falls J. II. c. Johnson. Warren. 6m135