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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

@An aged spinster was wont to con-
sole herself, for by-past disappointments in
the matrimonial line by the following re-
Hections:
aTf she had been married and had baby,
and the poor thing had crawled into the oven
and burnt itself to death, what horrible
thing that would have been"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

MRS. GoIT, Milliner,l IsHg.
At the West end ofthc Pxblic SqEdre.
has received her new fashions. She ,ksspa
Boanets and Cape for sale as pssaA -,
tRayeanae Mo sethr isHtifss -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

-
rue sha ostaee Sshtins&
ayay 0a ihe Deep.
5. M AAatfsxsE.
Asay d shs bosom Of the deep.
Qallantly our hark had gone;
ANA the sportiss waves did antle leap
Tes the winds were sweeping on.
Nv heart then throba with wild delight
Fer the scene was new to me;
! And oft ] loved in the darksonis night,
To gaze On the star lit sea.
And glorious twas when the beaming sun,
Rose on the watery plain,
TO watch at times, the leviathan,
King Of the unfathomed main.
And loved to see the myriad throng,
That danced in the darkened foam;
Merrily Thought they leaped along,
With the ocean for their home.
Oft Hooked on the wave as we passed,
And it gave new joy to me;
For thought I'd like to rest at last
Far down in the deep blue Sea.
o, rapturous scene of other times!
Even new feel thrill
OF fstrsngs delight for thy wilder climes,
And my heart doth love thee still,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
new BOARDING HOUSE.

TINE subscriber has now fitted up con-
Il venient house, and is prepared to take
a number Of persons to board on reasonable
terms. So
Those desirous Of boarding at a private
house, will find here good accommodations.
@y.. JOSIAH BRECHT.
Ragenna, May 2, 1913. 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

TyANCY SHAWLs & SGARFS.-A large
L assermeatsof Barege, Grape, DeLaine
Broche and silk shawls and scarfs, just reed.
April 18th. at DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

nlRUNKS-Os every descrpfion,not quite,
il and some yaiises, Just received ct
April a5. DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31

STODDARD E. .NEW'BERRY,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Maker, opposite
thePrentlss House, Ravenna, ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

|na(Iaulfhen WiIitdr 1T es beute nad9 Ne ub'
Wittass iu sru itliten auftritten sssemmsn'
gon beicen Sstten Fslen Stnife, ss wurce
Sturm seldutet uno generalmarid seitla'
gen. Die 8nrgerwebr trdt inter WoHen>
ale eiben tpurSsn seitlo0en nne bic Sr'
bitteruns teissrte Gt pcn Wtnute Su Ns'>
nufe. Snsw;id,eu murten Snsi Srte ess
Rbeubrids atssfabren, nm cen 3aius oer
in entWi9sbafen &c. flebetsen taler'fhen
Gruppen iu uerhjntern. Da fpdter cas nal'
iauiid,e MAitar fib in osn& ufernen ecnesn'
trirte uno cine Shrsereeputaticn mad, RarIs'
rube at9in9, um bic sbberufuns Der glais
lauer su permitteln, 70 tpurce 9essn lbr
slbenos bic Hube pecer berseiteat. sluf
beioen Seiten Gnb mebrere uertpunbet unb
;,pei Senleumdnner IInb 9et6otet worben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
Antunft bes patet boctee
III unttee States.~
4 Gage 1pdter bon europa.

Tranfretd,. paris, weat IS. fae
8clf erans NIT @ewaIt lit Die Eeputirteiis
tammer unc oerberte ert.irts In, Wausn
oes Sclfes oeren %uftfaua. Dis Demot,s
,trat'on hse;te i. sssh pplnifAen NNeetesehs
nf:en ,s;e1 llriprau8. Die Arbetiee bets
,rEeu tbreS6cps unb glubbs init 8anntfh
periammsIten Gdb an Die 8culraresy bic
Warleltai(e ftnaenb. gle ,e9en tattt nadi
Der 1epuirtenfam. il. ftlrmtstt iii bic 0ers
,ammtuna, Die HatiouaI9orbe biiet ftonba
taft nuc es 9elana ibr ben uifhbiasu Sa,afs
en- ,n serltrsasa. ginise eerauFifter tparesw
perhaftet.
Srlanb. Gpithet wurbe utter benz
nauen Tetcnie @eist perbaftet. Has gerb5r
S'Nrters ithleB ftdb unb Die eury fcnnte
nits etultinittig sperbsu. Msa8bess 8ers
t6r mar ia, TOrtihreiten.
9cn SpQsfien nitbts 9eeues. Die Seiis
reidber trureea bel 8erpua In sinsu blutiaem
Srsfen aefdlaaea.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
papfli6e Rrie9sertlarun9 9esen
SeffretCh.

| Oas rOmtlde Bolt bate Ihcn Idn9ere
3e't Die unSelttmmte politit pius TX. IN Der
ualsenllheu Sra9e bemertt nno TIN nit slo'
reiieu nberlhldr, um lbn CUR &rie9serfldr'
un9 9eJen Seltrett Su ueranIaneu. Or per'
ammeIte tas @cQe9lum Der &arbtndle unc
bIelt III emer SsBunS cine Heee, welde bic
9rrBte 2lufre9ung ourb gang Hom bersors
slef. @r lagte, caB slQes, mas er BIG auf
ON beut,Sen Gag Setban babe, bic treue Gre
tuuun9 oss WeeHorancums BON 1880 mare;
oaB er, als cas paupt Der &irhe telnen
&rIeg 9egen ielme &lnoer in &brlfto erfldren
tonne; oaB Gle ubrigen Snriten Stalienst
tpeld1e an ben 3elttdmpfen 1beil 9encmmew
hdt1en, ourh lbre untertbanen caiu 9ecrdn9t
lpaIen; oaB Die pdpltliben 2ruppen teinen
ancern sluftra9 9ehabt hdtten, als feline eie<
enen Staaten Su uertbeioi9eu uno oaB (te,
lpenn lle uber ben pU 9e9ansen wdren, jeine
Sefebe nberldlritten bdtten. Wttlertrett
traf ma II 9rces 3urultunaen. Gie Winiiter
reil9nlrtsn IN MtafIr; aber p;us soeiserte
lld, lbre Geil9natiOn ausunehmen. 9lm 80.
slprll hielt Der 9onSe 8eneralltab cine Siss
un9. DIE Munispalltdt so9 In prsRlGsn
gum papi, um @rtIdrunoen ilter ieine Vels
TIT iu toroern Mno ibm anMrathsnI ubs
5uoanfen. Die 8iroersdrbe beftte
lammtlide Gbore Der Staot uuo erbielt
Setehl, Iiemanoen, Weeer prielttr une
Sllhct, nod @arbinal, nc6 istbRheN
y p It aus Der Stact Su la0eu. Ger @eiitt
Welher bic 10000 Der Biiraetearce be-
lebt, 1T ocrtreffllt. gRan fast. btes Benebs
men pns 8. iet enrd bic sablreihenproteite
oentlher 8lit6fe seranla6t, tpeltbe tbm nit
eInem Shsma orCbten, i'm Safe Ct f1db ais
eln Setno Seifreid,s erfldren tplrbe. sfm
29. mar bic SIufresun9 auBerrrtentlid.-
Nan bate benz papit bis gum 80. 3eit sss
E9ebsn, fh su befnnen. SIM Safe .ieiser
Derwet9ernn9 fperce n1att ethe prou:fcrtfdbe
He9lerun9 siniesen. Eeret3ic Mamiaui
Uaro als iuflnftiaer WiniRer ees Stsir6rs
tI9en ernannt. Der papff foIe ben 1itel
oes 8ifdcfs bon 91om bebdlten. Sc ftnb
MIR iebr wenia Qinlentruppsn in Der Cattpts
ltaet ysad, ipdteren 8eridten bent 9. Iai
bate Der paplt, had, lanaei,t Wtcer( r(freben.
BEN Hcrberunsen bes 8cltfs aefolat. Die
Wtlntiter blteber i'm 9lftte NIT Nusnabme
s!ntcnell's, an befTsn SteQe Wan,iani fir
bic auetpdrtigen 9lnqeleaenteiten asiest
naro. DasWiniiferium hate unumiohr6nfte
Vcumad,t,, ale SraseH Der fempcrdren Hes
9lerun9, NIT @jnitluB elmer &rie9serfldrE
ni9 aeeen Seftreith, 3u entifeloen, nadreut
Der papa flt forntttd oerpfidtet hattie,
ale Shrtte AT 1anfteniren. Fer Slterr.
@eianote IN Hcm bat 8efehl erbaften. bie
Stoot Sn UerlaHen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31


gHS At ?Oe d oet 9snt. Don Rautad, bes
Sdi0FIFle. eanbseridt Ssdfaet, SSuia.
reid, 8aieru9
Derlelte tantete Upr etwa SSabreu ID 9ts
inertia aub @risb mah 1aus taras 3eit
baraaf pen Metp lort aas, unb bat felt ber
aeit nidts u,ebr eea aet btrsn te0ta.-
Seiu untersaidneter 8raees tplaf6t istus
lihit feineu AusestAaltsert ~ WiHsa auh
erfudt ibn. ioteie Jeeea Meaiheufteanb bee
sussunft barabes ,u Sebeu eerwsas, telde oa
ben unteraeidbnetea sstanasn al tansa.
8ufaLp ben l6. Mai ls4s.
@eers eeat.
Care Of Jacob scheu, Buffalo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

his constituents would sustain him. He would vote for
It, II his constituents did not approve Of H for be
trv and i.stiy to shsm We sSouS have millions
for defence, but not cant for tribute. He
would directly and indirectly to defend the soil nom
never vote cent Of tribute to maintain wealthy manu-.
lecturers Of tho North He had sympathy for men
who say that they will not tax tea and coffee,
build up manufacturer In relation to this war in
everything else, he adopted the motto-"My coVntry;
may she always be right, but, right or wroIt my
country
THE WINDING UP or THE DAY.
Mr. DuER obtained the door, and
Mr. GRINNELL moved that the committee rise.
quorum present What was now 70 be done?
The CHAIRMAN ordered the roll to be called that 1t
might be ascertained who the absentsss and that
their names might be reported to the House, the rule
requires
Mr. AsHxuN insisted that the rule did not apply to
motion that the COMMITTED RISE but In the case of the
committee finding itself without . quorum while
gsgsd in the Transaction Of business.
However, the roll called.
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee desired to know whether he
could not have his name recorded.
The CHAIRMAN was understood to say he could not.
Mr. JONES made point OF order.
The CHAIRMAN overru,ed IL.
here and wanted his constituents know that
he was ready to attend to business. He was going
with his remarks, when
The SPEAKER ascended the steps, and very suddenly
slipped into the chair which Mr. Bolts had just Iscated
It was the work CT "the tWinkling of an eyS'' Mr..
JONES left upon the floor With his point undecided
And there of those old-fashioned laughs that
made the hall ring
Mr.. Boris went down into the area In front of the
desk aud reported that the Committee had found itself
without quorum that the roll had been Called and
that tho Of the abssntess In the book which
he sent to the Clerk.
The SPEAKER said the names Of the abeentees would
be noted on the journal.
The House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12
FARMvILLE, Virginia, Feb. S, lS4s.
n Duel,

arrived here safe on yesterday, at which time
there was an affair of honor, which came of just
few hundred yards from the city. This created
an enormous excitement In the place, as both
of the young gentlemen have numerous friends
in this place. Their names are Mr.. James P.
Goode and Francis Deshazor. They exchanged
Goodies breast, and it's thought that he will not
recover. They are young men of high standing,
aud respectable families.
Deshazor, imme d ately after the sad rencontre,
gave himself up to a magistrate, and is now in
Prince Edward gaol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

r .IsT or LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW
n L. AID Be i further ssactsd And all adver-
newspapers Of letters uncallsd Tor = rost
Once .ha BE- inserted the paper papers OF the town
place whore the Office advertising be situated HAHo
TIE LARoEsr cIRcULArIoN.-New Post Office LSU, Ssssed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

II
~ Compa,nt-Ths will certify that for a number ofyesrs
have been feeble health OF hsvue had
fall in the hold vessel which spained my back
ns Complaint have consulted physicians and tried tse
Balsam Of Lverwort Ssrsaparla. and other medi
Dr. Chnsts Galvanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid and have
entirely recovered expected to DO well again. and
thought give up coasting; but feel bet
tnan have for anumber of past and am n syey
Rsdence No IS Monroe New York, and Master OF
The Norfnlk Dsakat seho0uey Mary Jane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12
@ EOO REwARD-CRosss SPECIFIC MIXTURE

6 E00 REWARD-CROsS'5 SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WOVO for the cure Of gonuerIh@a gleet. sre,ues and
agous complaints Of the generation or all
dies discovered for The above complaints this The
CERTAIN makes speedy and permanent Gu without the
cation TO business The proprietor CHALLENGES single in.
stance Of recent scnorh m to Do when the
H. - sai Y:r naS -: an s sss
John 91ssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

IMPORTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GRADUA-
ted sgnetic Machines The celebrity and
Of Moorhead Graduated Magnetic MACHINE. has
need them The proprietor has, therefore, the pleasure
that in late Improvement and
facility he has enabled place the price OF
these beautiful mschine complete in every respect and
for diseases which have offered world
stand Justly pre- Moohead Magnetic Machines
HEAD, 1872 Broadway New York In all nervous secticns
such as paralysis dyspeps fiji: tic dooreI. deafness; den
uuly wonderful Full for accompany them
Beware citations nd various Names
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

NEONIHLY REPORT, FOR JANUARY, OF THE
NE New York Medical Surgical Institute, rs Cham
street This Institution founded iu 1912 suppress
aid ced under the distinguished patronage Gas will
te remembered by many) of the
sisting Of Cerxymen Medical men Cases successfully
treated examined detect disease of the lungs primary
81 seminal weakness great debility, sonorhea liver
comp,int consumption, acute heumatism nreguarity
(monhly secondary vsrerea primary bsanitis,
paIpitaon Of heart irritation IN urethrs ulcer
Operations and Cures:- structure recum structures in
guretha, ndoent ulcers hydroceet cncyted tuuors
several ue; attended phymoss Operation, for SQUAT
peffomedJuu published-A treatise the nature and
Of Seminal diseases Impoency asd other Kindred
removal cause producing hem illustrated BY many en-
Cravings Togt with Hints the Young, by H. bostwick,
Md The this Book has given it large
sae rsy be had of Bnges Stringer Co.. 2z2 Broadway
II BOSrWft X, Md, Attending Physician and surgeon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

MADAME TALMQN L'ARMEE-FRENCH AND
Nl German MISUNDERSTANDING studied Ferris, has eitab
hed at a franklin street. where sLe .t continues
has had beadead under her immediate attend
snce which facilitates, great measure, the confinement
ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

1v1 by removing the which generally internal No
effect ako place without cause therefore, rheums-
effect head the foot Of the body
presence of hose whose pee
qualities produce the pain NO Bronc disease DO
present. other sec Of the throat windppe,
but from these malignant humors having become
seated the air vessels Of the lungs IL in truth
these humofs which the all the aches
and pains; all eruptions and ulcers, all sAn diseases
and sAses aud all piles and costiyeness
all dyspeptc Affections all he daches and bilious affections
ts and tnorog.hy csbs By puIf:tOn with the ; q
rections box 2l Hudson M Bowery
and Dr. Rrandreth's principal office 2lI Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

DR. COOPER, 4 DUANE sThEE,T, bETWE ss.,.
epo yed the most extensive practice IN private diseases OF
medical New York He can cure the most ssgsaxssd
scturs-Dr Cooper hs. discovered new nshos BY which
week. with scarcely TO the patient Constutions
XXI. when too feey INDUCED IN, begets dyspepsia
esiues OF the and small OF the back confusion Of he
ana society. warranted
..Sn ~ M charge No mercury used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12
CITs! FTs!!-DR HARRIS VEGETABLE L

tract the only remedy discovered that be
Convuisous, SPANS. &c This Invaluable medicine has
stood and has acquired which
prence we'll hundreds OF those who have have
vnv n &c n r. N may
a. letter. b: add es:ed postpaid Prices box SO and
$40 with full directions Of the United states
single packages 50 Prepared only by DR. g. HART No s3s
Broadway, N. Y. BNo agents in this city. Thomas
Miles wholesale agents Al Cincinnati. Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

RR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
IL Private Treatisen &e. consulted any Of the
there Yefcrred to- his residence 90 Greenwich
Srsst from 70 - AN. and tos Pm lsundsy e1csptedl
be Sson he'd at rapidly and little inconvenience
ins me cure Il chiefly however, those who have suffered
long from class Of people, otherwise who
n~vIv appreclate his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK-THE AFPREHENSION
II Of poverty prospect large family OF children
prevent many consderate people from entering the married
eets which these obje rIes 90 cep
For sale by Srnger ga Broadwayi Leiper Co.
Phladep6a; r. Davis Is State st.. Boston, and the pub
i,shA No Ann
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II IRKBRlDE'S TATTERSALLS HEAVE POW
h DskS daily accomplishing what has long been con-
hsave, hone: by such mild gentle process. that the
warranted to- the worst cough days. and the
best article for colds ch &c that be used stable
sole propretors Also for sale New York Tattersa
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ROBERT H. MORRIS. P. NJ.
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Vanhoren rr'seois
Van Voorhis JAG
Van Bantvoord Geo
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Port OF New York, February IL, ls4s.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

r,on Hsvspa. s.h, psa,c,n R.nne,t P,n1s N r pen
mah Leaning, Townsend Boston, and Worcester Rhodes
Providence; steamer Rappahannock Mason, from Reedy
Island which place she towed ship Junea brought up
bark Lyrs.
Cleafed-Barks Yo-k. Van Dyck. New Orleans; Laconia
Howes Boston; brss Lewis. Toth. Pernambuco; Palm
Williams New York and Jeremiah Leaning, Townsend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12
Miscellaneous Record.

Ship Walter Scott of Nantucket Tahta in July
lat, but heard from in Nav with 1900 bbs.
The Tamadge Of Cold Spring. was at Tahiti in April.
not July, as reported.
Heard from ia July on on Shore Ground James Lopez
Whippey, Nant, $50 bbls.
Spoken.
Bark Lucinda (aew) Deiaao from Bath for Havana Feb
Cape God SW 40 miles.
Brig Motto, of and for Portland from Cardenas Feb g. of
Cape Cod
date, passed in lat IS lon 68.
Big Ez ,beh Fulton from Portland for Cuba no date was
passed in Ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

Packet ship Mediator London; ships Sophia Walker Maa.
ga Robert PARKER New Orleans; Caspian. Mobile; bark
Douglass, Glasgow: Pario Vera Cruz briggs Vancouver Cam.
peachy; Brazi ian, st Johns NF; Roaecr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
xXxih CONGREss..Fir Session.
sENATE. .WAsnNeroN- Tnesday. Jaly =.

-ENAl L. " A'diNsloN lutrIaff S-y 80
The VICE PREsiDZyr laid before the senate com
municafion from the Secretary Of the Treasury con
tanning statement Of the imports OF Coal and iron into
the United states which was motion, ordered 10 -
printed.
Mr. REvEKDY JOHNSON Of Nd. inquired whether the
Secretary Of the Treasury bad answered his call made
some time since respecting the number Of officers EN-
uloyed in the Baltimore Cust0m-H0use
Mr. DALLAS replied that he rad not.
Mr. JOHNSON then said that be did not feel satisfied
and that ID the cali which had been made not
swcrcd 10 a day two, be should lake the liberty Of
renewing H.
Mr. JEFFERSON DAVIS from the Committee Of COu
ference male report the bin in favor Of repeating
the law OF SO reducing the number Of Generals sery
ing in the Army OF the United states, which was or
dered % be printed
Mr JEFFERSON DAVIS submitted resolution Tor con
sheraton n favor Of compromising Col FremOnt for
his services In compiling map Of Oregon and Cali
fornia
Mr. DIX Of " Y from the Committee on Military AZ
fairs made report recommending that the Senate agree
70 the House amendment . the til granting Laifpsy
70 the widows sad orphans Of soldiers killed in battle
OF who died Of wounds received After some debate
in which several members took part the amendment
was passed
Mr. BADGER Of y c. submitted resolution for con.
sderaron calling upon the President FOX information
respecting the circumstances attending the seizure OF
tie ship Admiitznce BY Mexican vessel OF war on the
coast OF California, which was adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

ny THg SUBSCRIBER SOLE ASrNrs for The sale u
Guern's pa,,ai ssoyani COX jacket LheFfesefvef are
prepared 20 receive orders for the same from every Ssr
OF the United States or here They deem Almost ~
necessary 10 say word recommendation OF hs mos
exceen, invention, particularly aer The TESTIMONIALS " 10
is utility and value furnished by the gallant and distinguish
ell men belonging 10 the French snd Enssh Navy "wei
az our oNn pTeservaive OF life under contingency
which all travellers by sea ror lske navigation may vel
deprecaie simple and Yet perfect and wha cheap
ought TO be the possession Of every one accustomed
vovagins IN any direction whatever. Had this article II
Marine dress been in general years sso, We would n
have had now The loss 81 30 many valuable hE-s
asoar records Of mortality have proclaimed to the starr ed
millions Of our common country. Among the many vsaaAs
qualities this Life Jacket possesses over EVERY DINER a.
80 AIR Is REQUIRED for ms purposes no danger can resgR
from is being torn or damaged by water Is light and IN
the BODY a. comfortably jacket leaving the arms per-
fe,ily free Every Marine BatiHg E'ilaish@esi IN he
county ought to have full supply Of the Buoyani cSf
Jacket Life Preserves Tor ihen the luxury Of bathing could
be enjoyed with perfect safety by the most umd and eso
lutte fyis Seod LEARf 4 co Asiof House
~ beautiful dress for four shilings car be had a.
Messr- LANE 4 PoRIESs, o. Calharnest see sdse.
usement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
Things In philadelphia.
lrresnondcnce of ma Tnbune.


PfnLADELP HIA, Tuesday, July H.
The Stockton Agtilleri5ts from the Northeastern
Counties of our state bordering on yours, have Just
reached the city from the West The Reading Artiller
ists and Capt MAYORS Company will probably be here
ON Thursday. The struggling manner IN which the
companies are arriving viii dcuact much from the in
terest OF the reception.
There il no news of local interest stirring in our city
which j. pretty well deserted At present for the spas
and bathing grounds.
Flour continues in limited demand az . to > 20 for
common and good brands Corn Meal 80 Rye
Flour - The arrivals Of Wheat continue light sales
90 bush good Southern red al ll2 Corn Il wanted
and 1900 bush Penn yellow sold al - cts, weight
Southern Oats held 81 sales $500 bush Penn AT g. in
store. sales 300 bales Cotton at to u for Upland
and Orleans Groceries and Provisions unchanged
and without large sales Sales 5000 Pigs Lead AZ &C.
cash sales $4,000 gals Crude Whale Oil sold at "a cts
on time Whisky selling freely at - cts in lots Col
Hers are wanted.
SALES OF srocXs-Fusi B0ard--5OO Penn. IS 13l ;
400 do 73i 80 Lehigh scrip, 79l 200 Wilmington o.
90 793 II n Am. Bank. ll3.
Second Boards Phila Bank, ll9 go Reading l-i
y Vicksburg o. Ia 1000 L. :. -, 80 60 100 lie
high De, 81 ) " Am. Bank. ll3i $50 Lemgh scrip
so 100 Girard lOl GOO U. :. o. 81, 1913 p Nor
rstOwn, III