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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03
From the John Donkey.

HIS NAME SUBMITTED TO A NATIONAL CON
vENTloN.
Hon. john DoNKEY has given publicity
70 the following address, authorizing his
name to be presented to the Wing Natien-
al Convention
: TO THE PUBLIC.
The various and conflicting reports which
nv friends have nj various times (bul cen.
stantIy against my will, caused to be cir
culated in regard to my intentions with re-
spect 70 the approaching canvass in relation
10 the next presidency, appear 10 me to
: furnish a proper occasion for a iuH, free,
frank and explicit exposition Of my feel.
ings, sensations, emotions, desires, hopes,
!, wishes, views and expectations on that sub
ject. This is now proper TO make. w lth
Z strong disinclnation to the use OF my
name 10 connection with that office, (which
my past life has so .strikinglys illustrated,)
] le!t my stable just Us the last crop ofgrass
was beginning to be cut iEto, with tuil
determination to announce to the public IN
some suitable form my desire not to be
thought of as a, candidate. Upon getting
.out into the woridaace more, however, all
my old ass-pira,ons came back upon me
in full force, and determined to try it
,snce more for the last. 8
Aceordingly Y, within the lastthree months,
semy friends seeing the direction in which
my inciinations pointed, have represented
: 10 me on all occasions, suitable and insult
able, that was the only hope Of the coun-
:, try, and that the great Donkey party would
) inevitably be dissolved, i'll withdrew-es-
pecially in the free States, where own
such large numbers of slaves; that at no
former period was there SO good chance
of my election rs at present; and that tho
great states OF 'Communipaw and Unadilla
would almos, certainly cast their votes for
me; that Communpaw would more Ger:
tainly bes.ow. her suffrage upon me than
upon any other candidate, and that Una.
dilla would give her vote to no candidate
g who did not wear whiskers but me; that
there is = better prospect than has hereto
3 fore at any time existed; that Shirt Tail
Bend itself would unite with theAa;. that no
candidate can be elected without the con.
tcurrenee of twoeof these three great and
powerful states, and none could be defeated
upon whom they should all unite; that
great numbers OF our fellow citizens, both
sNatiyes" and .'bloody foreigners" who
were deceived, and therefore voted for me
al the last election, are eager TO do so again.
and that alr things considered, am just
the boy for President. -
- Since my return to my stable, | have
calmly dsliberated on all these matters,and
have used up several slates in cypherins up
Abe result by which / am convinced that
my duty to fmyeeli, 10 my friends, my con-
4 Il, III II ,bo,,l
aacrifce the great repugnance | have for
being before the public, and should con-
sentto became once more candidate. In
the mean time, take pleasure in inform
ing such Of my friends MS may have pledged
themselves 10 old WHirEY, that am not
unsry with them, and that they may all
vote for me, the same as if it hadn't hap
psned. JOHN DONKEY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03
MASON & DeWOLF.

in
in
n
The
graduate The
IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE OVEN To BAKE UNEQUAL ~
well
Air INTO the all the and
OUn This MOST PROFITABLE STOVE IN
cold
a
Ravenna November II, JOHN G. DEWOLF.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03
SLOPES! STOTES!!

-o MASON has on hand and 10 receiving
y. The greutest number Of Stoves aud the
most extensive variety of Patterns ever of>
fered in, tn market, of which the following
is portion. which he offers for sale at re-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03
STORAGE, FORWARDING

STORAGE, FORWARDING
AND COMM MlSSlON BUSINESS.
TlHE subscriber hereby acknowledges the
l. many favors of his friends, during his
connection with the firm of Babct ok u NC.
Bride, and respectfully in:orme them and the
publicin general, that he will continue the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission bust
ness at the old stand, and respectfully sollcits
asha5e thebusiness. Hisarrangementsf fol
the coming season for contracting for the
transportation ofproperty to and from the
Eesterncities, and on the Lakes and Canals
are equal to any others in this section; and
he hopes by past experience and due atten'
teon to give full satisfaction.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE.
Rayenna. Febv. I246. 59tf.
STOVES! STOVES!
~ PRENTISS has just received full
". supply OF
Cobb's Improved Elevated oven Cooking
Stoves.
Bates Improved Yankee Notion.
Also, good assortment OF Woolson,s
Alright Cooking Stoves.
Woolson's Western Empire Cooklng
Stoves.
Premium Cooking Stoves, various. sizes.
Sheet Iron and cast Iron Air-:ight Stoves.
Stove Pipe. links, &c. &c.
Ravenna, January S, l648.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03
CERTIFICATE

East Berlin. P1. Mag 27, 1877.
Geo. +. Stanton,-Dear sir: consider it
nv duty to express my sentiments in behal
of your invaluable medicine, Hunt. Lini
ment.
have for some time past used the Lini
ment in my practice. for various diseases,
and teel satisfied. from the success attending
its application, that it. merits all that can be
said in its behalf. | consider it one of the
best erterndi remedies l have ever nsed in
cases of letter. Ring worm, Salt rheum,
pains, bruises, cuts, swellirgs, &c. The
cheap rate al which the article is to be had,
places it within the reach Of all. It should
form the principal external remedy of every
family. DANIEL BAKER, M, d,
1This Liniment is sold by all the re-
spectacle Merchants and Druggists through
out o. the country. and by the Proprietors at
Sing Sing, N. Y.
GEORGE STANTON.
OAgents in Portage Co:-Edward Par
sons, Brimfield: Charles II. Kent, Franklin:
A. V. Hor, Shalersville; Ha rmons & Co
Aurorn; ]. W. Foster, Mantua;. Calvin
White. Mantua: VIM. NJ Richardson, Gar
rettsviile; N. B. Dodge, Randolph; Alden g.
brush. Atwater. Allen Williamson, DeerGeld
and ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna. 4mI45.
CALF. Plaster md White Lime, just re-
Aprisis {. PRENTIss'. I
.DROCHA SHAWLs-Two Dozen JUST re-
ID ceived and for sale cheap by
Dec. 14th. - G. PRENTlSS. r
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W.HK' WILL ROY SEEF&S.
- !. -. -. :. ---- =. HIEEIX !. l.e--sl 70

W Al VF4AA VVU NVEN&& - .
a*H WHY
arR rle will you neglect
5..- those premonitery symptoms
which are giving you warning that soms -
thing must be done to save you from the grave 6s
the consumptive2 Why encourage that 8
hacking eough-the pain in tha
side-night sweats-raising
.~ efblood or difficulty Of
breathing? Why esesse
cherish and
@ sfFf foster the s-g
DISEASE
that's ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03

"A z COSTA prime assortinenk al
N and Net Shawls. Call soon
want good bargains. sx:
nov so. J. NJ. HOOP ~ @# Y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03

CALI. Plaster md White Lime, just re.
- ceived and for sale by
: AprieIs c. PRENTIss'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03

GFThs Liniment is sold by all the re.
spectacle Merchants and Druggists through
out the country. and by the Proprietors a,
Sing Slnp. v
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03
1900

Roo,s,own, March as, Is4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03

L,LAX SEED WANTED-Fcr which cash
n or Good, will be pald by
CYRUS PRENTfSs.
Ravenna. Ang. g0th, l847. st,se,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03
Death Of John Qaincy Adams,

A.,elegraphc despatch 10 the st. Louis
Republican announces fhe death at his res
idence in Washington city, on the evening
Of the I'D ult., Of John Quincy Adams. He
was struck with paralysis while in his seat
ia the house of representatives, at twenty
minutes past one on thc2lst, and we believe
never recovered his speech or Consciousness
until his final DISSOLUTION.
Thus has passed away another of the
great men of the earth. His history is
identified with that Of our republic almost
from its first organization, and all are familiar
with it. lie was in many respects a won
deful man. Few grea, men have everbeen
so versatile in their greatness. A poet, a
lawyer, diplomtiis;, a legislator, and a
historian--hs has s.hone IN all these charac-
tiers, and many rntre; snd although he was
often e--a1ir And csesa,ric in his course, we
believe no uss has ever questioned his no.
nes'y of parYose or entire conscientiousness
in all his acts. His errors, whatever they
were, we believe even his warmest political
Opponents are ready 10 concede, were more
Of the head than the heart. Peace TO his
ashes
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Territory Of Oregon and northern Mexico if
slavery is excluded.
Resoired, That the war with Mexico is n
just and retributivo war brought on by the
acts OF Mexico. and that neither honor nor
the interests Of the country require that the
government should hesitate 10 prose cute it
with vigor. 81 7rl
Resoired, That we are opposed 10 the
withdrawal Of our army iIGmthe Interior oil
Mexico and the occupation at line rs the
boundary OF our country and the extent of
our claim for indemnify. That We are in
I favor Of prosecuting the warmth the object
. for which our brave troops entered the field
( shall have been accomplished, viz: an hon
/ orable peace, which shall promise to be- last
ing. and 10 secure friendly relations and Ie-
! establish our commercial intercourse upon n
more favorable basis than heretofore.
Resolrcd, That too much praise cannot be
/ awarded TO the Volunteers Of our State " no
at the call of their country, in the hour Of
her need. rushed to her standard and bore il
viCtoronSIy overmany bloody battle field.
! That while we would not withhold our
/ thanks, so justly due, from our gallant army
I in the field, which every where, on the plains
and among the mountain passes OF Mexico.
where n foe was TO be found. have crowned
I therbold efforts and chivalrous bearing with
success; yet, as lllinoians, we feel an cs-
I pcrial pride in awarding the praise, so emf
nently due 10 the citizen soldiers of the ban
ucr State, always bravcst among the brave.
( The meeting was addressed by NJ. +.
/ HOLSTER, A. Hoes and J. o. Glover, Esqrs;
| when,
! On motion of III. G.. Cotton, Esq, il was
! ReS0lrcd. That the proceedings be signed
/ 10y the officers and published in the Ottawa
/ Free Trader, the Chicago Democrat, State
| Register, Peoria Democratic Press, and the
Princeton Herald. The meeting then ad-
journcd
W. III. W. CUSHMAN, President.
/ MAURICE MuRruY,\
Res MORGAN } Secretaries,
NM. OSMAN, \
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03
Democratic Meeting,

AT a meeting Of Democrats Of La Sale
/ county, at the coart house in Ottawa on
/ Tuesday evening the .9th inst. ". ii. w.
CusHMAN was appointed president, G. W.
ARMSTRONG. aud NJ. MuRPHY vice presi-
dents. and RLEs MORGAN and WM. OsNAy
secretaries.
After the object Of the meeting had been
explained by MIR. j. Iiisc on motion.
John V. A. Hoes. John Hise, J. O. GLOW.
or. II. Morgan, 5. W. Raymond. Vim. Pal
mer, b. T. Phelps, Angus Mcmillan. Tho..
Larkir, and l.. ID. Cavalry were appointed
a committee TO draft resolutions expressive
of the sense Of the meeting. {
The committee. after a shoIt absence.
through their chairman, reported the follow
ing resolutions, which were severally read
and adopted unanimously, except the frs,
three, to which there was one dissenting
voice:
Resolred, That we are opposed to the np-
pointment Of delegates to the National Con-
vention and TO the choice of candidates for
electors by a State Convention. That we
believe the district system ms adopted and
acted upon in 1874 to be peculiarly adapted
10 our state, and that for the purpose of pro-
noting harmony and n,uring success, we
demand that the district organization and
action be adhered 10.
Reso!red, That we do not recognize the
right of the State Central Committee TO en-
brace within the objects of their proposed
State Convention, those of the appointment
ofdelegates TO the National Convention and
the choice Of candidates for electors, thus
swallowing up the district organizations and
n hn .T
ment. Wetherefore protest n ainst so much
of the call of the State Convention as re-
laies TO the above subjects.
Ros0irsd, That the committee appointed
at the convention IN this judicial circuit in
1911 be requested TO call district conven-
tion to meet early in April, for the purpose
OF choosing some one TO represent the dis
trict in the National Convention, and TO
select candidate for eleCtor.
Rosoired, That while we disclaim any in.
tention Of interfering with the compromises
Of the constitution or of infringing upon any
Of the rights Of the states, we must declare.
since the crisis has arrived, our uncompro.
missing hostility 10 the extension of slavery
into territory now free lying between the
States and the Pacific. We insist that this
extensive domain should be cmphatically
the "area Of freedom" and its "free soil
be titled 10y the arm of Stree labor" enjoy
ing the largest liberty aud a commercial in.
tercouise with the world with the rewes,
possible restrictions. u .. ...
Rosoired, That il is the duty of the repre-
sentative 10 consult the feelings and wishes
OF the masses he represents ms guide for
his action, and that If those In authority will
lil al N an G.,I Il =.
the workshops of the country. an undivided
sentiment in opposition TO the mons,rous
heresy OF modern times, the right Of the
slave holder TO plant slavery at pleasure in
any Of the free tcrritory--ihe common pro.
perry OF the frceman--of the Union, and in
favor of preserving for the millions who by
descent and BY emigration, under the ample
folds Of our flag, will inhabt the now free
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03
Water Power for sale -.

TdluabIc JEatcf PririIcycS on For Rirer,
four miles ADORE Dayton, and one mile
from stack icdier navigation TO the Feeder
efhe Illinois and Michigan canal.
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross he riyer at the above place, is now
prepared T. sell or lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes. A saw mill is in operation. and a
grIst and hDurlne mill IN progress Of erection. IL
Is located IN the midst Of an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and oilers every in.
duccment for the above business A.; aud also fora
WOODEN iaclory, or any mechanical or manufac-
turing establishments wtIcte water power IS fc-
quired. village plat is laIl out. and lots ure
Offered on reasonable terms. 4 black smith und
wagon maker would find 1t desirable location (,
an good tavern or boarding house would DO
well. For particulars enquire of
Ouswa. Dec 10. lS47 GEO. MANN
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Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Estate Of N Fultcr urp, Li2l6 1850 ~ IS
fuHer n mdIP, b &c 1850 AZ IS
Lh ~ ne !o,oa If Ne,c RI
lam 5 Wilson Loo, 7 Block raii.r 400 tax 3. Is
!, James s. Cornell, Sheriff and Ex.onicio
Collector ofthe county of Kendall and State
of Illinois, do hereby give notice that vii!
apply TO the circuit court of Kendall county
at the next term thereof, TO be holden ut tho
court house in the town of Oswcgo, in said
county and State, ON the nth day OF April
next, for Judgment against the above DESERT
bed lands and town lots, for the taxes, IN
terestS, and costs due thereon for the wears
A. ID. 1916 and 1917; and also, for all order
TO sell the said lands and town lots for the
satisfaction thereof, and that on the fourth
Tuesday next succeeding the day fixed by
law for the commencement of the said term
of the circuit court, all the lands aud lots
against which judgment shall be pronounced
and for the sale of which an order shall DO
made, will be exposed to public sale at tho
court house in the town aforesaid, for the
amount OF taxes, interest and costs due there
on. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. JAMES 5. CORNELL,
Sheriff aud Er-ofcio Collector,
CoLLroTOR's OFFICE, Oswego,
February %. A. ID. 1913.
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ILLINOIS FroUR.-The New Olleans cor.

ILLINOIS FroUR.-The New OIleans cor
respondent of the ST. Louis Union writes
Since wrote my former letter, | have
been familiar with many transactions in
flour in this city, snd must say, that with
this single exception, ofthe manufactures of
an inferior article, without specifying the
same TO be inferior, 81. Louis mills stand We
~ high, and their flour brings from fifty to
seventy-five cents more than common
brands.
The -four sent from the Ohio, river. is the
poorest that comcsto this market, and brings
the least price. Illinois, as ageneral thing
stands much higher, and is easily disposed
Of at from twenty-five TO thirty cents per
barrel more than Ohio. Illinois -four is fat
finding tavors here, and those brands which
are superior, are taking their place by the
side of our best city mills.
st. Louis and Illinois have it in theirpow-
er to cou;rolthe ilourtrade from Cairo down,
and by paying the strictest attention TO the
quality manufactured they can easily sup
ply the whole retail trade, which will as
sist the millers, by showing them the true
position they occupy.
may, at some future time, give list of
those brands Of Missouri and Illinois flour
which stand as number one in this city, and
am pleased to say that there are several in
~. lOuis.
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INVALID READER,

\ word with you in regard to the testimo.
ny of "WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER.
RY." Have YOU examined it attentively
Have You examined attentively the cases
on record? Ofthe cures this medicine has
performed? Have you remarked how des.
pera,e and almost hopeless many of them
wereY And how complete in every in.
stance? Have You noticed how many aud
respectable the persons who have certified
to It's value and efficacy Have you obser.
we'd the evident candor and good faith which
characterized every case recorded, every
certificate giveny If so, there need no
more be said to convince you that this prep
aralon is the very thing to which you re.
sort--if not, then You should send TO the
agents and procure DR.. Wistar's Treatise
on Consumption, peruse it and we have no
fears Of the result.
G.. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa.
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MARRlED-At Indian, February odd,
by the Rev. w. Bachelor, Mr.. JAcoD Tuck
INTO Miss PnEBE BEEN, all OF Indian Greek.
U bit arm.

DlED--ln Ottawa, on the Goth ult.,
Mr., FRANCIS BRADY, n native Of Ireland.
Mr. ID. was highly respectable and
much esteemed citizen, and his death viii
10 deeply regretted by his numerous
friends. lie has left large and interest
ing fami'yto mourn his loss.
In Ottawa, on the 9th ul,, an infant
daughter Of Jos. W. and Alice u. Dow.
aged days .
On tho ID inst, FRANCIS Rrrnvrs. only
chill Of Lawrence ID. and Susan NJ. Smith,
aged year, 1 ! months, aud 10 days.
On Friday, the ID inst, ABRAHAM la
rAYrrrr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hoes, Of
this town, aged 5 months. 49,.
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I q ar D.

To the Ladies Of Ohara The follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted, on
Saturday evening, at the Ottawa Division,
No. Q, Sons of Temperance;
Rcsolrcd, That the thanks Of the Division
be rendered 20 the Ladies of Ottawa for
thcr hearty cooperation in the cause Of
Temperance, and their kindness in furnish.
ing Free Dinner, and the presentation of
a Bible, by them, 10 the Ottawa Division of
Sons of Temperance, at the anniversary of
the ODD of February.
Feb. 20, 1918. G. l.. THOMPSON, RS.
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INC Drmecrac1 Of chirnn

very large aud enthusiastic meeting Of
shc democracy Of Chicago wasxucla a, the
court house in thatciiy on tho 80, inst, a,
which strong rcsoh'tions were passed IN
favor Of the war, and sustaining ,bo nra.i.
dent in its vigorous prosecution until an
honorable peace and proper indemnity ,Aa,
bs obtained. As the meeting had bee,
called ss "war mccti4g,'' II ndicuroe,
on Che adoption Of these resolutions, bu, I'M
sne{lelaly rs,ofsSnlzcd, AID, then BY a,
Z q !! helrirs vote passed strong rssolu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

SoUSD THE TRUMPET "A Washington
correspondent of Boston whg paper, in
that sickening, fulsome way which is SO
common with wing writer's when they speak
Of Henry Clay, mentions that the great EN-
bodimeit was lately called upon by the two
Irish Friars that have come to this country
to solicit aid for the starving millions of Ire
land, and after "a most pleasing interview y
the "Great Harry Of the West. with hi,
characteristic liberality, presented them with
a donation of So Mirabile dic,ul And
then the writer adds that Mr. CLAY has thus,
as he "has Arrays, when an occasion pre-
scented itself, given practical proof Of his
friendship for Ireland and the Irish.o Ma.
ny poor Irish washerwomen in New Yorl,
city have contributed larger sums.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

Western National Armoy.- the 2sth
OF January, Mr. McClernand introduced
into the House Of Representatives. a bill to
esiablis National Armory at Fort Massac,
Illinois; which was read q first time, and
referred TO the committee ON Military all.
airs. lie also presented an act Of the Leg.
stature of Illinois and the petitions rec eived
during the last congress, upon the same sub.
lect which were referred To the same com.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

II is at length certain that treaty o:
peace. or treaty ofacoommoda;ion of some
kind. has been concluded between Mr..
'rrist and thee MNican commissioners. and
is now at Washington waiting TO be ratified
by the President and senate. II was COM
mnncatCd to the senate on the 22d ult hy
the president. As 10 the terms OF the II eaty,
too, we have some light. twas carried to
Washington by Mr.. Trainer, the Mustang
oIthrNew Orleans Delta, who furnishes for
thai paper the following abstract Ct its condi-
tiouS;
lst. Mexico is ioseie TO the United States
the States of New Mexico AMI Upper Cali
iorua, and acknowledge the Rio Grande as
the boundary between the United States
and MeNiro, from the Gulfto the BID degree
of north latitude, where that river peuctraies
the State Of Santa lie or New Mexico.
I'd. The United States is to pay trtling
compensation to Mexico, for the cession Of
territory agreed upon.
ID. The United States to garrison and
hold possession of certain posts in Mexico
TIL the terms otthe treaty are complied with.
Our government had recalled Mr.. Trist
and revoked his powers before this treaty
was concluded, so that il is not bound by
any OF his acts. But if the terms do not va
ny materially from the above outline, we
have no hesitancy in stating the belief that
they will be accepted, and this war may
thus be regarded as at an end.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03

SHIP FEvER.-Ihere are now at the
Quarantine Hospital, n. Y, 352 cases Of
ship fever, and during the past week twelve
deaths have resulted There are 800 cases
of remitient fever, and the whole number
OF the sick in the Hospital is g9S. As
high as So per week has been offered for
nurses " attend az the hospital.