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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
PRUSSIA.
Opcning of the New Assembly.

40 noon on tls 2li inst his Majesty the hung oi fius
-.s aDeu.i n person the Assembly of states OF iht
pr.ssn Constitution. boz the white hall Cd the Palace
Irs Majesty was loudly chccrcd when he entered
off tue Ministerial Council declared the Assembly day
opened ili. Majesty then lci the hall amid unVci
al cheering The Chair then taken proyisicnaIl
bv the senior member his Exce.lency the Munster oi
-rhoen The four Youngest members acted rs Sccrota
fairies commission OF forty members was appoin,cd
by ballot 90 verify the election returns
The President of the Council OF Ministers then fca'
the ROYAL notification to the Assembly, transmitting th
d., i Tho new, Constitution 20 the President AMI an
noiDced al the same time that copies OF ~ would O'
distributed ln the evening 10 all the Deputies.
The next sitting % take place on the -ih INST Il
tine hall of the singing Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
Po-eu Incorporated into Germany.

The solemn incorporation Of the city Of Posen with
he territories OF the Germanic Confederation, took
place on the 18th INST. Upward OF 1000 Germans as
sembled In the great square and marched IN process
sion preceded by the Prussisn and German banners TO
the TOwu-hOuse whore German patriotic speeches
were made and the double colOrs were hosted, amid
deafening shouts and salute from al the batteries Of
the city and ctades The Polish inhabitants renamed
perfectly tranquil in spite Of the irritation which they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
SPAIN.
Or nav
lrreCgtan Qf neville.

The Madrid letters and journals OF the I'm and e'n
inst have reached u.s. Their contents are important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12

The Legislature of New Hampshire convened
at Concord on Wednesday last. The Governor
administered the oath Of fidelity TO the new Com
stituton to the Members elect
Moses Norris was chosen temporary Chairman,
when ballot for Speaker was taken with the
following result.
Asa Fowler, Independent Jj
Levi Chamberlain Wing ..--------.-.----- 90
samuel IA. Aver, Loco --.-...- .--.-----l32
Mr.. Aver was declared duly elected Speak r.
Mr. smith was reelected Clerk and Thomas D..
Whippe chosen Assistant Clerk without oppo'i-
ton. The Rules OF the last Session were adopted
and the House adjourned 10 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
Mr. Norris declined accepting the Spcakership,
so it is probably arranged that he shall succeed
Mr. Atherton IN the L. ;. Senate instead OF Mr.
Hubbard. Little Moses is decidedly in luck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
A,,emp,ed Murder Of the Tnrkisk Ambss-
sadOr.

The Courier -fleHs OF the sth inst CONTAINS sa'
f,li, .e.,frt n An attempt 70 murder ~ Mussurus
he turkish Ambassador at the Court Of 1reecs
dsnarsbIe event has Just occurred 10 add TO tho SAD
picture which Greece now present. IN 'ne Ais'nooa
- soe of the servants Of the Embassy entered sud
Ss.Iy and hred pistol him The Minister raised ms
% 70 protect his head and received the discharge IA
M, ASSASSIN Hed Immediately crying Long live
Greece have killed the tyrsnt bu; he was arrest
"A in tie street. and lodged in prison His name Is
Apostoh Nadr native Of Constentnople and 70 years
Of sge Il Is sad that he had personal rcsentnient
AGAINST NJ Museums who had IN fact always treated
hin with great kindness and his crime u generally a.
r~ SEE FOURTH PAGE. 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
Arrival Of Che ship Acadia.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS

New York, June 10, 1848.
The Acadia arrived this morning, brines
ing Liverpool dates to the 9TH ult.
The state of the crops was encoura ging,
materially affecting the prices Of the leading
articles Of Grain and Produce. Z
! Political matters appear to be more calm
at Paris, but Lyons was prey to mob
violence, and the Provinces were in fright.
dul stateof disafection 60 the government.
The grand national ffete came off on
Sunday in Champ de Mars The deputies
assembled, but the banquet was relinquished
as impracticable.
The Assembly and Government shew
unmistakable signs Of discordance. They
began to contend for mastery after the 10th
of May. s,.s IS.
S A proposition to permit the members Of
the Executive Government to take seats IN
the Assembly was lost, as was also one re-
stricting the power of the President Of the
Assembly over the Military.
Another proposition to.confde the exter-
nal protection Of the Assembly to the Exc.
cutive Government was also rejected uIariS
mously. sbase 6sisfs -
ID Not only does mistrust between the tive
authorities, manifest itself, but the Execus
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
JOHN B. WELLER.
OF Bsssyes. County.
i DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
CASS, BUTLER, AND WELLER!

s. The citizens Of Portage county, ONE
AND ALL are invited to attend MASS
MEETING of the Democracy, at Raven
ma, on "Wednesday, the 21st instant.
COL. J0MN R. WELLER,
The Democratic candidate for Governor
the eloquent and accomplished Statesman;
the brave and gallant volunteer in defence
Of his country's honor, and the chivnlrous
soldier of Monterey, will be present and
address you. A number of other distin.
guished speakers have also been invited
and are expected to be present 10 address
the meeting. Come on, then, and help to
roll ON the ball for Cass. Butler, and Wei
ler. LUTHER DAY,
Chairman Executive Com.
Raveira,r June 18th, 184s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
o. The Star charges the democra.

The Star charges the democratic
press with Misrepresentation, and making
false quotations. in copying IN extract
from the National lntelligencer, speaking
in high terms of the talents, responsibility
and personal character of Gen. Cass, and
to fasten the charge Of misrepresentation
it copies the extract quoted by the demo-
cratic papers from the Intelligencer and al
so the article from which the same was
copied, which shows that the extract was
truly copied, and was the sentence entire,
and that the editor in indicing it intended it
as On endorsement of the talents, respect
ability and personal character of Gen.
:Cass. The balance Of the article is only
condemnatory of the political principles Of
Gen. Cass and the democratic party after
the usual manner ofsthe federal press. w o
did not suppose the lntelligencer or any Of
the other federal sheets would have the hon.
esty to admit what 10 admitted in the ex.
tract quoted; and had they been as dishon-
est as the Star, the admission would never
have been made. We scout the idea that
his talents, asspecta6ilafy and personal
character need the endorsement OF the In
telligencer or any ofthe other federal pa
pers, and the admission was made because
it was a well know fact which could not be
denied.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

inn ~ y,oan1o sonpasr 4 ~ TAI IS thar
lchoose 10 ar,nar II II i tba raf,,s.l or
,ha Mav..,, rso,,Ia - AZ - ;,,s,;aa ~,
snro,n,, 40 IL S. lie s. S. I, : ,hat .sh;as 49,
rasss ap, The n,,bl;c mind nna isad. IL
Sann,or from, Sa,,,h a. din. - .rarah M
s,a.s or ,h;,,as ,sh;s.t IS - =.
c 80, 80. ,,,l a., $.
~ ~ pros;d.r.S ,ha.l';. '' - -. -.
dsoi d,so = =, I III This M co,ntrv , W. .d
s., alarn,;,,r crisis aln,osy evar,, 49, -
lonc as can racollect ca.oa . ~ a ,he l.
n.hI;c stsaa 5 a.ar 'hafara Mr. Iaa.
arso,, : S ala,,,ad ,h,t ,yos r;s;s =
rhan = = re,,, cr;s;s
Eof tba mn ntarcan rse.1of ri, war--of the
hnnk--of The sfari ff-of the removal of the
+ danos;tas S and 5 score of others Rnt we
ba 20" o,,,l; vad tha,, MI md advanced IN nh
,bs elan.,I,,s Sc newer md nd nrosneritv with
| s rar;ditv hertoforasunltnown.s in the history
&C n,tions. 1--WE shonld swallow MEXICO
E,o.morrow. I do not believe il would kill
ne The sena tor. from North Carolina and
In,usalf nav MT l;vastn sac IL h,,t I am bv
mo means satisfied that the .sday will not
come in which the whole of8the vast coun-
try around us will form one Of the most
magnificent empires that the world has
yet seen-glorious in its prosperity, and
still more glorious in the establishment and
perpetuation ofthe principles of free gov
ernment, and the blessings which they
bring with them.
! In December, 1s47 Gen Cass, gave his
views at lengthsupon shes " ilmot Proyiso,' =
inn letter 10 Mr. n Nicholson Of Tennessee.
slnthat letter he asowed himself opposed to
the measure, and to the exercise OF any
legislation by Congress, over any terrific
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
resurrection in tie West India Islands

New 7 York, June 10-3 p. M
An arrival from the French West Indies
Isfandsof Martinique states that ON the; 22d
of May, the slaves had risen and mastered
about one hundred of the white inha bitants,
including women and children, and also
burned and destroyed their property to a
great amount The Fort of the Island and
a French-man-of-war in the harbor at the
time did not interfere nor call on the Sold
ie-s TO stay the insurrection. AT last dates
the Island was more tranquil, but jail busi-
ness was suspended at Gaudalope. De-
tfo5t Free Press ts4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
Democrats Of Portage,

The campaign Of 1848 is open. The
great Democratic party Of the Union is
in the field with its candidates for the two
highest offices ID the gift Of free people.
Our flag is there-our banner is unfurled,
inscribed with the glorious names Of CAss
and BUTLER, the unanimous choice of the
delegated democracy Of this nation. Dem
.ocrats, we invite your attention TO the call
for the great ratification meeting at Ra-
VIENNA, on the 21st. Let there be gene-
raj rush. Come one, come all-let el& Por-
tage give our patriotic WELLER the flatter-
ing reception he deserves, Let us have
a real old fashioned time of it--let us shake
hands and arejoice and be exceeding glad''
over the discomfsiture and disaaection, Of
old distracted piebald coondom. Never
were the prospects Of the Democratic par
ty, State and National more aattering than
at present. The names Of CAss, BuTLER
and WELLER are in themselves tower Of
strength and have already cast confusion
and dismay into the slate Mexican whig
party" that auas s--..the Taylor, Coravin,
Anti-Taylor, Wilnaot Proviso, Barnbur-
mer, Aa.t-cass, opposition party" that IS.
Come on, then, democrats, and listen to
the Hero Of Monterey, and let himswarm
yon up TO action. Il is high time every
man was up and doing. We have great
work to perform. The old Governor of the
North West Territory has got to be taken
by the hand, and elevated 10 the Presiden.
tial chair-well he hns-and the Ohio De-
mocracy have got it TO do, and they will do
it too, mark that. '.They wont do anything,
else.n esas
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
Trouble in the Wing Camp Fhe First
Meeting In q Row.

The friends Of Gen. Taylor called spon-
taneous meeting at Lafayette Hall this
evening, when a number of those opposed
TO the General entered the Hall and broke.
up the meeting, destroying the benches, ta-
bies, & 6, in rich confusion. Detroit Daily
Free Press sst.zzs> ~ 3s s. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
Laws and Journals,

We are requested by the Clerk to say
that the Laws and Journals Of the last ses-
sion of the General Assembly of Ohio,
have been received and are ready for dis.
tribution.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
STRAY COWS.

GTRAYED f.om the subscriber in freedom
- on the 18th inst. three Cows. One a
large dark brindle, about 12 years old, had the
ends of both horns sawed off white strip on each
side of her tail, had very thick heavy neck.
One middhng sized brindle line back cow, a.
bout years old, in fine order when she left, and
had begun to spring bag. She had small star
in her forehead; but not in the center some white
on the belly, and white bag; her horns were
smooth and handsome. The other, a middling
sized pale red cow, about 0 years old; her horns
raised pretty high but not much spread, and of
about middling length. They were separated
when last heard from. Tho brindle cow will
come in in the month of July and the pale red, in
the month Of June S.
Any person who will return said COWS to the
subscriber or give information where they may
be obtained shall be literally rewarded.
WALTER ALLYN
Eroo.lor,, AIar- 90 1919 - 2wi 5S-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14


FEDERAL LoeIc.-The feds. assert tina.
Gen. Cass IS as much pro-slayery as Gen.
Taylor, and if he were not the South
would not have submitted TO his nomina.
tion. Yefthey contend that Gen. Taylor
will obtain the electoral vote Of svery slave
holding State because he is a slave-holder.
The amount Of the matter is this. The
South knew Gen. Cass' opinions upon sla-
very and that they were sa::;;ss sctory to
them, andthey sought and secured his nom
inasion, and now, they will turn about and
go against him and against their po-l
litical sentiments, and vote for Gen. Tay-l
lcr. Notwithstanding bis views upon the sub
ject Of slavery aceording to whiggery)
are no more satisfactory to them than are
those Of Gen Cas-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

F We understand that the conscience
wings of this county are to hold a mass
repudiation, Indignation meeting at this
place, on Friday next. Go it cooneys!
There's good time coming, boys.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
Freedom, May 90, 1913.

S sNOTICE "A young man possessing a
In sound constitution and of good moral
character, who mas good knowledge of common
Arithmetic, and is desirous of thorough knowI-
edge Of Civil Engineering and Land Surveying,
will find good encouragement by applying to the
subscriber SAhTL d. HARRIS,
County Surveyor of Portage county.
~ Moy to9 1915 .sss 4ssz$=afz -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

~ The Cleveland Plain Dealer offers
a reward Of $50 as a premium to the whig
editor who will tell the biggest lie about
Gen. Cass. oh, pshawl there was no me-
cessity Of bidding for them, for they will
oil try their prettiesl to do that same with
cut any reward save the hope Of gaining
place and power. AS yet, the man who
started the lie that Gen. Cass was fede-
rnlist, bears the palm, but they are oil la
boring hard to eclipse it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
Great Fire at Akron.

On Thursday nightlast, at about II o.
clock, our neighbors Of Akron were visited
with most destruct i've fire which destroy,
ed property to the amount Of about $50 ,00B
some 5000 Of which WINS destroyed,
was covered by insurance. The buildings
destroyed were situated on the North west
corner Howard and Market Streets, .and
extended from Ransom's corner 10 Christy's
building north, on Howard street; and to
the City Mills west, on Market street.
Notwithstandingthe stiffness ofiEea even
ing the citizens were obliged to use Ms ut
most exertions 70 prevent tsTe buildings si.-
uated on the opposite side Of the streets from
catching FIRE from the brands and sparks
that filled the air. Mr.. Gaylord's Block,
on the east side Of the street is charred very
much, and P. d. Halls store on the south
side the street caught fire several times
but was saved by the exertions of those pre-
sent. If the night had not been remarka-
bly, still, the aourishing village Of Akron,
would have been heap Of ashes. Those
who have suffered the most, are II. Can
field, publisher Of the American Democrat,
loss $1,000, insured $700; ;Elkins & Dew
ey 5000, insured; L.. Egglesion & CO.,
Map Publishers, $4,000 insurance $4,000;
Kilbourne & Baldwin, $1,000 Insurance
$2sO0; Ransom, Thayer q Co., $4,000,
insurance $4,000; ]. A. Beebe, $500
insurance $4,000; Beckwith & Brickwell,
,O00-insurance $500; MRS. Macarthur,
(Milliner,) $l50o-no insurance; and sew
eral others whose names and losses we
are unable to give. Henry C. Ticker,
Halter formerly Of this village, resided
in the building, and lost every cent Of
property, all his household furniture and
all Of his hats and stock, in his store which
was in the burnt block, that he possessed in
the world, with the exception ofone suit Of
clothes for himself and wife. This is
hard. Mr.. Z. has the sympathy Of this
entire community. f.ssssl q. siiz +
The amount Of property insured by the
different insurance companies, were as
,follows:-Portage Mutual, $4,000; Stark
Mutual, $4,000; Columbus, s2700; Medi-
ma, $500; Summit, $3.50.
The fire was the work Of an incendiary.
When discovered the building was burning
at two different places some distance apart.
No clue to the fiend, who applied the MATCH
has yet been had. May he long live to
enjoy the sting Of q guilty conscience,
and the mark Of Cain be indellibly stamped
upon his forehead, that oil men may point
at him the withering finger Of scorn.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

s.... 8 III. s..e 0l was tn
IS s ~ cent statesnlaTl an
sas l'oPs tns,nosfs e apPlaqss with whic'
5 8 3 s s sssxsz sy me MY acres of Tres
,..9s. ah ss|ssenQence rung tnsough the va
J, &Als 5ev eIpefaleu iroIn halt 70 hill, es
ceeoln8 .enytning NAT we had ever hean
Dssofes ~
zen kSess spenl some TINS Wlth Gen
kne tlers1l'age $ 8 nen. me
Passeo, sne scene vas most iinp oppressive an
aifecHns. Az eyewitness resnsrks, 81 !:
tears g lthe Veterans we're mingled eogeth
er ns my 6ads each aotiler thqaf last lars
vel.
- cempa'ance WIN ne Popular soealane
! ven: Ssess took me touf OF tne sotates ol y
no, ina.ana ana e1ichlg an.s. e eyeryWher
l mel Nssn me mos. enihusiaslie recepsio
from taes penpie. sfIe was haiied as the. to
sne1 g .ne g ess- 9as 9 greal eaange ha
q esss ea12s.eo SINCE g rsl ne came anon;
knesA hesiotty tlrcsts which ne the
Hssefsea Mere nov fruitful f1elds; the lone
y csolns which he protected from the silre
sIanq oI me savage were slfans'or'ped ll'1
oPs'oas CUES s:s. laa'ah Masa.a s,s w ~
cohvesseo lnso rahroaa. .ne mfoors .i' upo'
me axes ana rIvsTs whicn ne f nrs1 survey
sus wefs now ffs soa's ol. commerce az. an.
oalIa' 1no me sca.elsu I'0puia.lon ssn,el
- 6ss .ss.s
slo ss pa. 20 .
NJ 2sases seel''s,l lalalsl s'le ~
ocsss's.ns =. 1..,q 49, s''a J
ss - s .s..,:'.
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1No1 e alAs ), VI 4 -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

4 uie0Ss ~ Sust0Hot Nlt&fdCloFsiSa u f1GH6F treas
:Iuse than gold or silver. and exercises .
moral iniiaence u the hour Of danger
i which q not power itself its snrest ally -
sI Ihus. tar, ours IS tarnlshed, and let Us
all JOIN, however, separated by party OF
by sp zee, SO to presrse il. 2 s ss
IN the month OF March following, Gene
raj Cass delivered his celebrated speech on
.pe ofegon question: As tins speech mas
4 :se anl circulated md read very generally,
2 mere e7ailtslon % z here IS all that woule
i appear necessary but the following extrac
IseS presses SO 1ull Y the sentiment oil every
pa,rlolic q fnefican that i IS worthy OF rec
s0las is
Il 8. pans lne SIC, 70 near aliaslons g lhe
s,.ssf ssfuc.lo'l 2. .ne. Governaleht ana % she
uissoiusspn g me s,onfeae aefacy As pains
.i me, notsoeeanse sthey inspire ne with any
lear, souis because we ought.io have one un
pfonounceaoie vera rs the jews naos ol oia
i ana tnat wore Is DISSOLUTION 1lI W shoiiie
tfeJecI CIT .ne ieeilng from our hearts, ana lis
name iaa, from !, ou tongues. Inns cry 90
20 'eTllsafetn' g CRATES harsniy up
~ 9efosale'n e ne.hef Pc
a00 ,,,. - = % q .,,0
upon hilli ioliaes 4. Wliai !. more
slorlous, os plsssslhgs ollrou, lnsWiiell
la,s s % 0ea lalnaa invlIlh lne na..ons
ocsa e :
r 49,.
NJ - +. ;.,s ai' ~, o,
a. ~, 1901. 4. ..s
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

We are pleased to see the improvement =
in the mechanical department Of iisis
staunch democratic journal. The last
number comes to Us ia IN entire new md
beautiful dress. B. B. EsHELsIAS, Eso.
formerly Of the Meademlle Pa. z Reppblicany
has been engaged as Assistant Editor The
Democrat now viii bear comporisors
with any Of its cotemporarise ID TIC. State.
We hope these Improvements are eyidencse
Of its prosperity. The democracy of old
Trumbull shouldssee to i, that their paper
receive good support
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

No candidate having received a majority
Of all the votes the Gonyen proceeded to a
second ballot, when Millard Fillmore, of N
York, was duly nominated. zss,A
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

The. Legislature Of Wisconsin have elect
ed Henry Dodge and ]. p. Walker, United
States Senators. They are both Democrats,
of course.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
WING Falsehoods.

Tha wings are fiattering themselves that
Gen. sGass is unpopular in his own State.
The Toledo Blade, which is vieing with
the rest of the whig press for that $50 pre-.
MUM, started the story thnt, anumbess Of
the Democracy Of Michigan, publicly ok
press great dissatisfaction with the nonina-
ton of Cass, and avow dissemination not
to vote for him. The Detroit Advertiser
copied the article Of the Blade and endors-
es it, adding. that 'sthere is quite as strong
opposition here in the Locofoco ranks to
Gen. Cass, as there is among the Wings.
Thousands of'them perfectly abhor him,
and swear they sasver can vote for him."
The Detroit Free Press copies the two
paragraphs and adds:-"The above is q
specimen of the falsehoods Of the whig
presses, and is proper that the honest of
the whig party should know the facts. We
will make the following proposition:
list. There is not a democrat in the
City or State, who viii vote against Gen..
Cass, and for every ONE the Advertiser will
name, we will name ONE daxen wings who
will vote for Cass and Butler.
I'D. We will arbitrate one hundred dol
lars with the Advertiser or Blade man. that
Gen. Cass will carry this city, and willre-
ceiye larger majoritysin the State than
Mr.. Polk did.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

{ o. Passing along the street few days
since, we saw two gentlemen engaged in
quite an animated debate, and on approach
nearer we ascertained that one was Tay.
lor whig, and the other conscience whig;
and the important matter in controversy
between them was, as to what is the differ
ence between..a 'Whig' and an ultra whig.' :
We did not learn the result Of the investi-
CATION; but when the question is fully de-
cided, we hople the public may have the
benefit Of the important decision. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

New Arrival, June 18th.
1nA peices Prints. so do. Ginghams,
lOU Bonnet Ribbons, Hosiery. &c., re-
ceved this day by JOHN M. HOOD & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
STOVES! STOVES.

ERESH LoBSTERS, SARDINES & PICK.
J LED YR1PE at TAgLOHS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
TO TAHLORs.

GALT, Flour, Whiie Fish, ,Mackerel,T Trout,
- Shad, Salmon. Fresh Oysters, CLANS,
Lobsters and Sardines,at J, O. MASON'S.