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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

NyoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 the cnnpsa, u
WILLIAM n TAOGAHD. Of ~hsh copy herewith served
gpos ac1FF q
Yors ~ day s,r ths heref exclusive u day
sns hath William r. Tsxxart vii
sppy sEprens Cos; At spel thereof
cy Hal lie CITY = s--fork The twenty day octo~r
-t>r-o-v-r s sal Coa shs thea Sck tie
r-no'a Of Ia, esy = 's .oa isse ,a.e . bear.
~ - t-1a-- st cn1iiltl, t~s 2Cli se5feroef,
1917 DAhLIsGTOs, Pa Afty. 1. Walls, Nsalgo;
Il BazsxAs Lssrs - !svsa
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Eu UNSURPASSED by any for beauty, durability and
Il The subscriber invites amin auon before
give .stsfacioa j. w. KELLOGG, ils Csnsl-st
- tta.seCcr1
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rassergers Arrived.

,s fsss q ~ Ike fer Bepal4a-F Well. Coass
. 90 D. " .fenefs Sew Nof. T3ns-, Bcrmuss, aud
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SCHOOLS.

4 fTE aNOON AND EVENING LASS FOR
n wang lsiirs and gentlemen. st NJ ONbsNLsAf
Institution 10 pieircpvutst corner OF Cutors The an
nual Class 10 NE Lain Greek French spanish Italian ara
German Languages sud LiseTumre, and IN Mathematics;
Also Ia Drawing. Painting sud Music, are now forming
The Eusbsh Language and Literature lsag both nsses
and FORE gnrs Instruction given by able Professors sad
on reasonable terms Apply above. personally or by
u0ie % ALFRED GkEENLEAF.
Brooklyn. Sept "a lSf& ~ Sus'
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episcopal CoLLKGIATF INSTITUTE

EIStspleon Staten lsisnd, Rev. T. TOWEL. Principal
This ustuuou will reopen on the sih % October TIE
seEdsnee Of the pups Is requested and
VINO wish 10 maze arrangements viii had The Principal Al
home eXcpt on Sunday. - Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

G. CHAMBERLAIN, Aucioneer
DUBLIC ADNINlsrRAToH's sALE-si
l. Nm MADDEN, on THURSDAY. Sept -, -
O'CLOCK at spruce-st the effects of the following esstes
viz: Peter Furrnan Louisa Segsr John + Coohs Aoife~
c. Madge, Jacob Berg, Abraham Lozier aud ere. cor
sstng male and female wearing apparel Jewesf Nser
spoons silver SETS furniture, beds aud beddne noh
chests Ar &c Also horse harness, snd Two wsfo
belonging TO the estate of Chss Davis deceased ny osdi
OF IslI sci JAS y THAYER. Pablo Admn'sirstor
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,I.YDs POR sALECHgAP-sit

S5, LANDS FOR SALE CHEAP Situated within
13 IL hours distance By Ere Railroad. Of our CITY, In
49, most healthy region which the Railroad u about 10
transform from wilderness 70 pcpuous and productive
rounrv no part " world is better supplied win
soroes streams and waisrpOver, while TIMBER on vs0us
knds 4 plentiful and cheap The land 10 high and rolling
me so Generally good the almost pure and or1cng
Tmmeran. and Others desiring lands with or wiibour I'm
nrysDs car have their choice 0f 1000 acres By mme-
dise application 10 H.DE"Ef, 10 "aii'H up stairs.
- 3DltW
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NEW ROOM.
.gl BROADWAY 331,

NEW ROOM.
522 BROADWAY 332,
MKT DOOR to tie Broadway Theaier.-Fhst appear
y nee Of ire celebrated -siryoy.nle,
'--e' - NyE LEvASSEUR-
Vocal and instrrme la entertainment Mons I an Z
Nj vii the honor 20 e2nlot - ~
TROSouIcAL DIAGRAMS and DiAPHANOU> TAB
F4Ix wien have oblAced such a. unprecedented sCc-
49, ~ Am s.ion-Reservsd seats, 50 cents; general
sdi,S.or IS cert cacrsn haf pnee Performance 10
hectn Al :. O'CLOCK - IS
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JuuN CALYO. (son of siynor n oslyo, Artist h.v-
ne recrny reuraed from Italy. where he has oeen as
.ilnnslv suayny The Fine Art IN Rome and Nspes tof
he $50 az GEAR. oegs inform bis numerous friends aod
-, he has opened Rooms for the pra-tce Of bis
nroeou Al s5 Brosi way where numerous specimens OF
his skill nay he seen he hIlnss ~ LII - , 49,, -
me- ,--nv~r,sr, He nav DO seeu every Cay II The
sss-k tom A to5PM. Private lessons 70 la1Ies
N Cslgo has Just opened Evening Class loi Dr-ing
FOR the especa accommodation OF goa-sAs st Iseo-s
TTAIL AND PARLOR STOVES, %e.-E. n
fiTRON DGE. lnstsd stove ~ >A-i .c.oiss ~ y.
ty.,.r.t of r. for large and hne al ~
81 M Psror Stoves Stoves suitable ior el-icurs
Is ID stores as be found in the ely HAN So'e-
- S,,,,. 40 arranged heat entire dSens- and ~
ey not 10 be surpassed All our stoves are "Afrale1
- nertectly are pat up BY competent men NJ
:, ,.ssonxnIe prices Those In want VIII p'esse gsr us
call before purchssins - -
.1tpIpR aOT-AIR COOKING RANGE
OF his Range over Others can De resoIy
s..5 ~ examination, 1nt eefaany spprecasiea "
RAJ |, possesses The ner Of naslne lAr os eH
ga always charged win pure nos Ar I'M,
~ 49, ,Sc sanae favor 10 meats cooAso ucren a.
ptslssTs Puiup n FL CASES under - ny
W. y as Wa $50 RICkOE = Co - " a,eE-s.
IN s,.,..o. orAS55 Brosdwsy, opposite Eond]'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

(AIICO ENGRAVING ard other Machinery a.
u Auction AT Jersey City. corner " sshueion aud Wayne
sts on TUESDAY. Oct ), al 10 ocock-5 engraving ma
Chimes side top and pressure pairs clamps, power sno
hnnd slide and sthes gndones pin and Other
ground mills dies and verifying be onging TO the bos
ness shsng drums betting. puleyr benches iofse &c &c
sne po.itiys Can be- ,een sny time previous tn sale.
=, A. ,,.IacS on Inc nrami.ss AL tO0is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

rt-URESHING rACEINE-EslGe e1h.neeo, sna
ori~- reduced 2 WAHRt$'S late mp - az
ols Power nd Threshfns Machine -e IN snof nevIs
soeu the s IS years IA bringing to Pesc q Us
MACHINE has succeeded, flo = eaaoeo " 1910 &c
fror $500 TO $50 placing n me resea on svey 'sa.
afsL This crest improvement . uas al =, Ia % -
fi ,-.de of lie best ircn sd s;eei Ine horse-
Power Is bsI feet il erg :. IN bfe.di, y neass 10 70
height and weighs 80 l5' tas tnIs'.-s - is -
Tie Tho us.hs only 81 bs wlicA mASes GO
- ,orf,bi. Al ofeels sd1ressed ID JOnN MOrCH-'
- N..rr.-.sf yS-ll re~eig attention - '~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

Y Ring Worm, salt Rheum, scurvy, Eryspe-
s eafbes Itch. often cured BY JosEss Italian Chem.
Ca S,sp when every kind Of remedy has failed That y
eUfes p!npcs and clears the skia al know Sold q, 81
Cath 70 - ~ 2-odis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

TREAT FsIR.-The Managers OF The Great ar al
tICasue Garlrn are row prepared 70 receive contfOu
tot rom exhibors OF all articles proposed 70 be exhibit
"a and rsoTet that ali such intend 70 eKio, VIII Tor
ssrd he articles In the course Of today and tomorrow
lst-. -. - - e,'-i. " - SCR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

y Some Females have Poor Taste.--H II
Miserable and sickennY TO SINE daubes over with pre-
pared chzs, looking saow and oorpseko when y incy
Used box Of JoSEss spanish Lily White, woud give
sr skio nata r- like clear snowy white, al tie same
Tine improving their skin. sid only al 81 Chshain-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
=. ar PRIVATE sALE-FRANKLIN.syT The

% tvo-sOry aud attic house aud o,, known as 81 Frank
-1 hr-st between Broadway and Chureh-si The house
Ia bit with front basement marble ma1es and nsnogaDy
fot usdOOr.. the first floor; three rooms on me seca
door; and three rooms with eeroom In the atnc Ais"
The Croton Sze Of the house . feet - inches oy
a feet dep Of D feet 81 inches, by 100 feet deep
Part the purchase remain Al bond ana mort
gage For farther particulars sc. apply 10
szglw A J BLEECkER, Auc'oneer, Broaf-st
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
[T>eM WISE Opuc4an, 81 Broadway, respectfully
~ ulofms bis friends and customers and the pubic
Generally thai be has returned from Saratoga ana Is
ady 10 attend 10 persons suffering Of detective vision. dis
oeror glasses and correct application " the saf
senf 10 recommend themselves. Ills assortment of god
see and silver spectaces and IL the arges,
the CITY Remember 81 Broadway He also he's received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

OAGUERRRoTYPEP PLATES, Of superior So, 60
- :, ,.aoesnIc and retail e-s-s ccsnie. = lns'ie
-. All so5srascs-ec-fy-acg u M me eoh'1--1 u
a-.,ii s.raOs,y's Ssaonsl Dsrl-lfs=E Ds5St
ss.roT-d from ~ BrOsd~sy 10 2o3 sfSad~sy' ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
cACRRD DIuRAMAs IN BRO0KLYN.-

cAtRKD DIDRaMAs IN BKDohL -.
- rhe pubic respectfully Informed mat ne syoe
exhibition will be exhibited h few days, w.,A ul7 tuei
f.r hope. tat BIZ ends and the pubic In Brooklyn WI
parouize the above exhibition 10 VIII Dc one o. tls no,
..ing and interesting witnessed IN ms ely Adu'
.ion ~ cents. schools admitted reasonable tefins
P s. We nope young srtist may 90 wen ~ Droo
vn and We lave gfesi re-s,n, thai he VII Dc We. ptron
ized by he fieu1s Of Brooklyn. =, -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

Remainder Of The Route as per Vast Schedule above
Passengers by ether Of the above tnes conyeyed TO-
and lodged board The Potomac bost tree of ehaee
lnose by tho Fast Line reaching their points OF des'nsror
twentyour hours IN advance u the msl PsssepPe's ere
convcye the Potomac In the new, swh And spepoi'
Baltimore. provided With oeiihs and .s'e Iooms
Omnouses provided by tho Companies 81 M ~
Richmond and Petersburg by which passengers sno MI
bsgs aye are convened the ceps 10 those pss
free OF all expense Passengers may ley over " 2 -
sire 70 do so with through tlckets tof mon
Inc following places, viz Baltimore, Wssnins'"h' BIC"
mona 49, s5nn alton and though tickets, spry az ne
nsnot Esysnth Marie, sts or on srs,s ne
Robs. Morris -, $1,000 a. New York, By
aTvtas 20 sLEMAER, at Adams Cos ose =, 70
Waiist st II A NJ, ----------
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ma. POWELL, ocuiist, &c. attends excluslvel!

RR. POWELL. ocuiist, sc. attends exclusively
~ 70 diseases Cf the Eye and Ear al -o Broadway, Ell
trance "a Warren-sf.
DR. Poyselrs "TREArrsE on THE EYE Sc with plates,
price 20 cents be had 81 his ohce NO subject possesses
more intsre, than the science of Vision This ls work
describes In plain language, that all understand the
anatomy, physiology and diseases Of the Eye conalns
hints fOs the preservation and improvement OF sight, re-
marks Optics ard far sight and on tho use aud
abuse OF spec,ace- with directions for their selection
The public are requested 10 examine DR. Powells SELF
,crNG EVE EAR FOUNTAINS, which obtained the pre-
mum from the American Institute. Water Is the most In
remedy that used for preserving the eyes
but in no way application go ben. as when con
tnuous show from this lille machine Is allowed TO play
the cos and surrounding two three Dimes
dav, for minutes each time
Just received. a large supply OF beautiful ARTIFICIAL
EYES which be Inserted without any pain operation,
and they In accordance with the natural eve the
closest observer cannot detect them. They not only i'm
prove The appearance bat by excluding cold air or dust
from the cavity Gni supporting the lids they render essen
tia service To the healthy eve. go 6tissod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

FOR sALE-A new carved rosewood
SPiano, made BY premium city maker, and
N xarrsu,ed-bo1ght last July AID never
J ased-eoss price s2@o-wiLl be sold for eis5,
so IL
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rNO lIERCUANrs ANn IlfpnRrrns

Y AAaas'7ey' 70 Aasefe~ents 'ea, BY oG sv,i b post
PAID. % nsI scsu not be tahsn ut Of ne Onee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

~ The Counties. Of Bicssingtou, the most zen,
"a woman In the Brush Empire, writes thus on WI,
pease forward ~ The Washington small supply o. ,ns'
JoNEss Italian Chs mca Soap and JoSEss Coral hsir res
,ove ttso u the cusite articles IN my tole ar
rsogenerts freay believe my de that soap Is
me look young again. have tecome 50 clear ana isI
eerain sm thgi Hair stuff he's given my hair ius
hsn-st 81 2eodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

Ga HOUSE 10 LED IN BROOkLfN.-A
N threesOry brick house 10 let IN Brookyn Ia nrst'ras
1- order and Orly minutes walk from ooutn Ferry,
and in the desirable Of the cay between Clinton
aud Court cts In The present occupants desire 70
break up 10 consequence VI III health Rent only 500 per
snnum Possession be had or on the LIST OF NOV
Anulq az ~ safest on The premlses. 20 Its-
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~ SEE MARME JODRNSL, FOURTH PdGErs

NINIATTRE kLNANAC-...tiiis DAY.
7Hs Nooa ''AL -
rb5 Ssfs......5 % sets ......J ~ tye....-..lV
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or Nyw-YoaK. SEPTEMBER -
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nrnlrIrE-The laie Dr. II. Il. SHIN NVUD ua ,,
~ sesssd on The 18Th inst the preparation ana saIs 81
ss magnetic remedies and machines VIZ 1in =. "a re-
Lei ,fshes and insucicnsl be cor ilnuec as heIe
800, Al his late residence lo2 Chambers 81 oy nus neps
srd lse assistant Dr. h. II. Seymour a9I hs usuf
MARY Sherwood Hobbs, under tue hfin Vi L. "
WOOD'S NEPHEW co. -, r., ,h s, 20
Dr sevmour viii also continue 10 attend Sr tne I'm 70
IL % ~, deal pr .ciice and business Of Dr. sheTwooo ne
s beer for the last Eve years DR. SHERWOOD eons,ah
ss,snt and specisny prepared by him to succeed " IL
,bs same course OF practice. 49,. ..,,. ,sr,.
orders for the late Dr. Sherwcod's magnetic rene
a. sd nsch es should be addressed hereafter 10 lne So
scrbers a0d will meet with PromP' S"eAa'n VI ' '-'
terms a. ~ M saERwoODS NEPHEW co.
n $3.50 ~ 49, l02 Chsmbers-st y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
yp~TD.ATING STOVE Public al

teaon should be called 10 ilis INVENTOR wne" S T.
b,nes both the advantages OF beat ana Nsn.a,o hS
sS 10 heat and purify the air al the same tme fe'so
No have these stoves In take pleasure VA
NY ~, me pubic for beside their other eNcelences
~ no, more than two-ihirds As much iael as ole'
Ne tor The same amount Of heat and gives an seuS .s
an mai. OF the room Reference msy os hai 70
49, s,nerntendeut OF The House OF kelassi MT
Lvmen Cobb y Lexn MT Le,ag ban II
nfh OF ps Convention Of Teachers at Auburn. ID by
me z, ai n.y.. '-' MCPHERSON GUEST, ISL Waierst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

| XyrhNTRD-A woman 10 cook wash END ron--e Pro
w testani preferred Apply Al Clinton place, between
the hours Of 10 and Il O'Clock, An City references viii be
| rengircd s13ip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

1 riE N1haNIs AND IhPORTERs.-A
a young German, who writes snd speaks English and
trench, Is desi'oU. u obtaining situation n boi.s,
mPofng i0bbns houte; has hsd ss.efs wears EXP nj
ence IN Pans md Lepsr; un1crc'snfs hoof.kseung a,
wen AS the details ~ the business refers % several er
chants Of sneuo1 in this city For late view address
Dihrenco. az ihis 81 90. "a ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

! sETANTED-A young man as booAkeeper. One who
w will be eaisGed with moderate salary, and come
well reconm nded msy hear Of situation by addressing
| \. Y This ONCE 30 <is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

STRUCTURE OF THE URETURA-Hydro-
lCcsle v-dco~ele and all analogous complaints with their
symptoms and treatment psUly treated OF ia
Dr.. DiNONS admirable Diseases OF the Sexual
System" eighth edition. Z75 pages IL has received tbs
of medical and dsily press FOR
sale by CHARLES h KING,
- lws corner Of John.st and Broadway Price 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
Notice 10 Mariners.

ELow-s.hiP,.i brig. Wind Ugh, wSw
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yITASTED-6 situation pdrse ard sesmstress or
w chsmbermsid. by d respectable young woman with
best Of city reference Apply $50 Muberyst is. floor
up Stair. Can he seen Gays 70 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

NNANTED-a young married man Of strict integrity
w and of acive business habits TO act sexton. &C %
church ~ the upper part of city Address d f. f. Tn
DuYe Oi.Ge ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

nIsEA-ES Of THE UTERUS-Their cause.
~ prevention and cure, treated In manner adapted
general comprehension, In Dr. Dsons admirable work
Woman and Her Diseases has received the ighesl com
mendaion of the medical religious aud dalyprsss Fifth
edition, 325 pages 81 .. CHARLES h. RING,
20 w. corner Of Johns and Broadway.
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RlIARlliNG

nOAKD-n the lower part OF the city-A back room on
lie second floor end front room GU the thrd noo WIN
nsnres attached, let for The ensuing season WIN
liz shove rooms are very pleasantly situated and VII be
iet 10 snsio se"N SO 81.
nuaRu-T~o gentlemen be accommoo sted WIN
ID pleasant aud nesy furnished room with breakfast tna
lea in a small private family, IN RVlngion,sl net t-c
erv References exchanged Address b B. Tribune Once
BOARD YANTED-For gentleman lazy and ser
:, :, san', ga. - $780, SO It.
DOARD-Very pleasant furnished rooms WIN nosr9
- 81 SO Walkel-silee, west side OF ana near 10 Doau
way -
y&yNNTED-A child TO board ofwhom the beet care VIII
w be taken Inquire at 283 Mafison-s ID noor 80
SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY, residing IN
- Broadway. UniOn-pars. having more TOO" 'lal
they require, would be pleased TO lake Few seseot
boarders Tor the Winter good iaee VIII De sep auo
every desire manifested 10 promote The comfort o .he
bosrders. Apply al 852 Broadway - II
ntRI,0R AND BEDROOM TO LEr7fumissed'
lrunng on Broadway betw cen Bfoome ana Spnns s'r'
IN private family. where there are no oosIaers OF s
None need apply except single gentleman Oh sova
such a person ina good hone-one ihai VII eth"u
him Of his family snd hgeslde Address D. "a s '
once Be.t Of referees Will be required 50 -us
noOyIS WITH B0ARD.-A small private fanny
IL IN Wbitest a few doors from Broadway, woiu ie "ne
ar tyvo rooms 10 gentleman aud his vile Inc bPsfthehts
sre supeor with warm, cold and showef-balh' ANY I"
90 Widest.
xxr,STED-Three or four rooms in respectaole par n
w lie Seventh or Tenth Ward. inquire OF hs. =
RFrY li6 Futon 81. fiom a NJ. 10 ?. NJ 50 -
i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

YOUNG MAN, lately from Ireland, Of a frsi.raie
n educson, wishes erplOym n, as pore outdoor CLERK
or assist nj bOOk-keepor, any other employment by
which he can honest hyelihood!. address b 5.
Tribune Office. sG IL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04
Ford at Home.

At the Democratic County Convention
held in Geauga County, to nominate. candi.
dates, the following Resolutions were repor.
ted BY majority oft the Committee on Res:
olutions, and adopted BY the Convention:
"Rssolrsd, Thatin obeying the COM
mand to .slove our urenemies," the. Democra-
cy of Geauga county, in convention ASSEM-
bled, do hereby express our deep aid un- III
feigned sympathy with oar whig neishbor
and fellow citizen. SEABURY toRD. who.
having been since The aGeauga Ratifca,
cation laboring dnaer d severe paralysis
Of tongue not pssfnittins him { we. are. ips
formed to open his mouth for the dumb,
being dumb himself. We therefore say to
him bear thy sore af1iction with meekness
and patience, and in October we will do for
you what yourfrierds dare not. viz: remove
the scales from your eyes and the gag from
your mouth.
"Re,olred, That nominee" Ford though
dumb speaks through his friends and being
politically lineal descendant of the line Of
Peter, of the house of Hitchcock and he a
fugleman and mouth-piece for the great
"Whig Butcher" the "mob" candidate for
President,-a his own town boasting Of
her ability to give the largest Taylor cote
in the county, we therefore infer fairly that
as is Peter so is Seabury in favor of the
Warrior and Shareholder"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

A Committee of the "Free Soil" Conven-
ton of Trumbull county interrogated Gen.
Crowell, the whig candidate for Congress
as to whether he will give his support to
the nominees of the Buffalo Convent on
The Trumbull Democrat says: We have
just learned that JOHN CRowELL has an
swered the letter of the sfree soilers," ask.
ing him whether he would support VAN b.
rem or not. He says he will not vote for
TAYLOR or CAss - that his big heart which
KNOWS NO CONCEALMENT," is
wound up in the free soil movement; but
does not say whether he will support VAN
BUREN, or not. This was what the "siler"
wanted to find out, but they are no wiser
now than before; Taylorites and Vanites
are both disappointed-fun and victory
ahead.
Since his nomination, we learn, that Gen.
Crowell, visited some of his friends in Brim-
field, in this county, who had determined
to support a northern man, with northern
feelings and identified with northern inter-
ests, and through his influence they were
persuaded to declare for Gen. Taylor. That
is the kind of s.free soiler" Vanites are to
support.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04
NEW YORK, Sept. 20-7 P. M.

Jamaca papers to the 10th ult. have been
received at Baltimore. The Island is in a
very unquiet state and the troops were kept
in readiness to quel any disturbance which
may arise. The dlsafection alluded to as
existing in the Parish of St. Mary's, las
arisen from the fact that majority of the
Laborers refuse to pay their taxes.
A collision has already taken place be-
tween the Blacks and Police.
4 letter from Lagunna received at PHI
ladelphia, dated lst September, gives an
account Of an act of barba,ity perpitrated by
some of the Mexican soldiers belonging to
the garrison at that place, upon four officers
Cf the United States Steam Ship Water
witch, and Captain Clary of an American
schooner.
The Americans, only five in number, left
"a ballroom about two o'clock in the morn
ing, ard were attacked by about thirty
armed Yucatees. Captain Clary received
sword wound in the skull fs, m a cavalry
sword; also wounded in thirteen places be-
sides. Two other officers were slightly
wounded. Captain Clary was the only enc
that had any arms-a bowie knife with
which he made desperate resistance until
surcor came to him.-Detroit Free Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04
What HpmIug.


The people will not forget ne .ceurss
pursued by the whig par.izans. in and OF,
Of Congress, on ihe Oregon question, ,-ths
8. eeches made md yosss given 10 cede a.
way one half Of that Sas,t territory, for
which our claim vas s'clear and unques-
onab BILE, 9-hov they combined against
Cass, Allen,an the other urcornpromising
defenders of our rights, and through their
combinations triumphed, giving away to
the British Government enough territory
to form sis or eight free States, and which,
like the pres Mt Oregon territory. would
have bt en- dedicated to freedom, TO "free
labor, f 90 spet CHI and free. co. IS thar
deed says of old Zeck's Mississippi splantn.
tion and its IA negroes "FOREVER."
Now, look Il, the humbuggery an hol.
low-heartedness of their presel zeal for
free SOIL" After giving away ..free soil"
enough to make Six States,-afier dedica,-
ing tho, nliena,ed 8 ii, ,ins,ead of to freedom,
to British usurpation and iron rule,-ihey
now come before the people Of the United
States, and with hear,les clamor Of ':free
soil and free labor" are striving to hide
and bury the infamy Of their old treachery
to their own nation and freedum
Let our Ohio friends think Of this
When dough-face mouths '..fres soil, ask
him where his party left half Of Oregon!--
When he shouts a.free labor" point him
tc their candidate and Iii negroes on one
Mississippi plantation, the representative
Of 20 sovereign voters.-O. Eagle.