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A Rare Chance for a good Tailor,

HE subscriber DESTROYS Of changing hls busIn,s of.,.
! to sell oot his TAILORING EsTABLIsHMEST on
me most reasonable terms consists Of small select
soek OF Cloths and Trimmings together with Shop nx
lures and Tailoring appafans conpeie There run 0
business sniceht 70 employ from Eight to elve hands
any one wishing Tor good stand, will do well 10 call
early fsNFH fgeet2 80 Join n pTINnAR
t"es' brookReld, Jan 10. frs5f- pgnfs dwH
81 f4H fa. f4if
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MOIEs, WILLIAMS & FLAGg,

CORNER OF Main y Pleasant SIS, Patne's BIock.
Hat tlAa HAVE SALE, $50 sast'f
IO0 BBLs. choice brands FAMILY FLOUR.
~ 100 do. do. common do do:
1000 bushels prime white Maryland CORN; s5ta9F
DUO do do yellow do do; -e
100 do Firkins Prime Western BUTTER In 2
lbs tubs; IS . na771 .-a7.1 = !" -
New Brainree CHEESE, received weekly, at whole
sale and RETAIL 81 BUTTER received weekly. -" - b
Extra quality SYRUP.g : a.r .fg~ - s'3 ots.,s
Constantly on hand choice lot Of GRoCEEIEs, which
will be sod and in any psr Of The ~
Ptces 81 fR as dwt Rd ID a Worcester, June &c.,
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TO LET,

ONE hsir Or j NO 40 s,or, HOUSE, beyond tho
go " Cemetery, North street, Juq ue of JOSEPH
kAvERY, ON the old Holden road, or CALEB BATEs,
teteiaing the premises. aSh du Janl sssFt.
/ @as9fta hHm s+e az IS tsd a9let1YoN
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: GINGHAMS, GTTVGHAMS,

+ AM this week receiving 4
lease Scotch Gnghams good styles and colors at l0ct
yard. 100 III a#ssssAA sF# sAs@t SEE
cases Lancaster Ginghams at IL I!2 cts. n
case Swiss Gnghams i l, 5 yards wide for
shilling yard. 81 rs is.,es,a ssfsls -
case beautiful corded Ginghams solid checks
al IS cts.
l case French Gingkams 40 inches wide anil
very 6ne goods at rs cts per yard. s& "a z
Together with many other goods now opening al
Feb IA gsis d6tw3f a8a taA CHAMBERLINS.
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ArzA A coMMoDIoUs Store Tenement, and Barn
Ilatei for the Boot and shoe business as abundance
ohep for these branches Of business is to be found in this
ciny u 10 also well arranged merchandising for
For terms which will be liberal TO good tenant apply
TO the Depot Master, or CLEMANs & IARNED near ths
remises dtt Webs,er Nov
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TO LET. F33
A ROOM in the Wool Store on Frent s,reat Il Ino,;,.
A. 81 ChLsiN FOSTEk, 2O6 Main st. diff Jl8
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale, !.

Situated in WORCESTER, one mile from the City Hall.
"a fkNHE premises consist of oSE HUNDRED ACRES
mNA A of good Land, under high state of cultivation,
s well stocked with all the various fruits adapted TO
best kinds the country would afford. The buildings
good The BARN is of The best in the County 20 #.
by 49, with 20 IT, posts, and cellar under the whole II
was recently built at cost Of fpo thou sand dollars The
buildings are supplied with water brought in sqneduct
The owner would divide it, if preferred, and sell part,
either with or without the building and portion would
be sold, if desired in small lots of from 10 I'VE acres
thus affordng eligible opportunity for those who de-
sire to build and have little Land cultivation This
estase furnishes of the best opportunities
had for securing valuable property The
this hourishing city either for investment occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may be made st the
SPY OFFICE. dwtf Jan %.
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FLOUR-FLOUR,

THE subscribers receiving from various mills Of the
L west the best selected brands of FAMILY FLOUR
that be found comprising the following kinds that
are selling the reasonable terms.
1000 bbls MILLER & PADDOCK'S;
1000 do w. w. WARDSWORTH;
500 do ]. II. BEACH; 'e
400 do E. X BEACH;
300 do FORREST MILLS; IL
500 do e. s. BEACH, "Akron,"
700 do Various brands.
Also, receiving large amount and good variety OF
western Produce,
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Pasture Land for Sale.
&A an the celebrated Thaxter Farm, three
sr4sO Paslures-one OF 80 acres OF SO acres and
one Of % acres s58 lsa A. III. MERRIFIELD.
Worcester, Feb S. dW4w
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For Sale.

For Sale,
THE STOCK AND TOOLS Of a Blacksmith shop Sit.
uated near the Court House. Inquire at this Office.
z Dec To- #tBlE ID k%F dWtf
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KID GLOVES.

0Favry sure.icr make. 100 doz just received from the
- maker IN Paris : FAsaE 9 e
B.L Hardon x Co have just received very large assert
ment OF Kid Gloves of superior quality 10 which invite
the attention Of purchasers full Of and
Coors with enirsy style Of FAsenngs.e GentIemen
Kid Gloves White Black aud assorted Coots all Sizes. Ais
Misses Kid Glsgeses "a gesfa D. L. HARDON co
6lrs ~ e = s3sta laasfa sds aasaD - s1stsas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

hleads, MilIer MiIlsou, Morris, Morse, Old
on Parker, fenslHo, f0ueT Powell hlcli-
nriltou, itulhlur, Robinson, Rose, savage
FHWlGllr, 4, J., Stanton, Fleisou, ruunR
SssealgaF 4l.all.4.A J..es.l, laf,is=4l'r JHnirH
Thompson, Wa, Thompson, Neunhlr, Wal
dru Waldo, Mpllurr,N nllbum Wentworth,
Nhurznyi Wuldurk, and Young lD2
lnK Ma. WisTHHOF- NrrHrs Alexander
Aston, Andersen, Arhuuu, Baker, Bruurlh
boWker, Bowie, lirrck, buPgs, Brooke, liur
rows, Chester Huller 'lhns, u. Bul0G Joe.
T. Caldwell, Calvin, CaHifl.sii, Casey CAapd-
irE tlpfk, Cleveland, Cllugunn, Cole, Cru
ger Cournd, tprW iu, Crowell, Deherry, Dick
ey Dixon, Durr, Duncan, AlnK,EyHHs, foW-
ler Freddy, Guii, Gould, Gnunell, linll0w-
Hy, Hampton, Hay Gpudrupw, llHyniOudi
llrhprd, lloudry, billiard, Houston, Hunter,
Jackson, j, l., johnson, krrr, Daniel T..
kug, Lryiu, Horace Nlmu, Marshall, Mat
leHou, MCfinughry, Mrl\irsork, Mclean,
AirHriHU, Moor, hurrhund. Nee, Nnwellt
Ogloi Gus, OutiHw, fhouiK, FdWHu Fuuum,
Reynolds, h.sloy, Rockwell Rumsoy rNrk-
rtii Trhrrrh -rhrrWFThDrH, rrhnutrWi,
Shepherd, Sylvester, Fnldng. rlmily ,Frph-
ems, Tnyl0r, John Is. Thompson, Thurman,
Tuck, tudcrWu, Van D,ke, Ninlou, Wat
kns, White, Williams, Wilsun--lOo,
Tor Alr Nilmug MessrS. Alien, Booth,
Durkre, bidduFn, Howe, Julian, T. Mug
ipd Root, b.
For M Stephens NJ Cahrll /,
For NJ suoug Mezsrs Bur-, Cleveland,
Duiy AID l'rck, 4,
fur Mir Uiv0CiU Nir iiuimeF,
For Mr. Morrheud, Mcrsrn MuuoniO Owens,
Stephens nod Iuomh-, 1,
For NJ DwkoU Mr Wilmot, I,
For Nr roueu M Wood, I,
For M Boyd; Mr. Woodward, !,
MospAt, Dec. %.
Buui Houses met aud ti'' pr-idrur- Mrs-
rngr wa read 100 rnvh mad ordered 10 bo prinl-
ed.
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A sPEAkER ELECTEn.

In order to effect an election the whie~
rud lucoloco- bgrced ~ their cuucusr- tp go
TOR u resolution. -iu-ll,.- litttt-r, tu-rirrt "
SFcnkcr toy plurality, The following is thc
Topographic report of 10" result,
NV YoRE, Dee %, lsl0.--ln the House
Of Representatives az Washington, Yesterday
MIR Stanton of pctUcSscc, offered rrsolu.
ton, agreed To IA tho caucuses, that lh"
House proceed to the election Of Speaker
10y rirl r0oc vote, and It, after calling the roll
llrrco times no mcinhrr has minority The
roll shall uruiu bc called, aud tie member
receiving the largest number ofvoics provid-
ed It hu u uHJDrlty of quorum, shalt hc
Speaker
Ancru fery debate, which lasted somo
hours, thus resolution was adopted lay mH-
Jority.
Mr. Ashmun moved to reconsider, but his
motion was laid ON the table. Nlcssrs SHa.
ly, of North Carolina, aud McCcruoud, Of
Illinois, thou withdrew their u0nes as caudi.
dates for Speaker
rho bJifnring rttn pTocCCdrd On lhr
els; vote MIR Winthrop had 80; Nr Cobb %,
aud the rest were scattering; total 2IS On
the 62d Winthrop had 30, Cobb 90: total 900.
II being now O'Clock Mr. Baker, of Illinois
moved mn adjournment, which failed, aud
the chandeliers were then lighted.
Tho House then proceeded toihe .63d bal
luling, When Mr. Winthrop received ~ votes,
VT CObb n! IothT2I1, I ho House was now
very quiet, It being understood that the next
vote would decide the question.
On The 6Iih bnllot Winthrop had 100, Cobb
1902. Mr. Cobb having plurality, one of the
lrllcrs announced his election, upon which
great cStitrmrnt iniiuwcri.
Mr. StOnly, Of NORTH Carolina, offered a
resolution that Mr. Cobb he declared speaker,
which was udoptcd, mud Mcssrs. Mcdowell
aud Wiulhrup conducted hlm to the Chair.
Mr. Cobb ia brief speech, thnnkcd the
membgf} Tor The honor conferred upon him,
and trusted that with patriotism rs broad as
the Union, and comprehensive MS nature aud
her various institutions, aided 10y tho bless
ing OF Heaven, the action of Congress would
result in the continued prosperity of our
common country. ...
- Great applause followed tho delivery of
Mr. ColIis speech. Mr. Linn Boyd, of X en-
lucky administered the oath TO the Speaker
elect, nGcr which Mr. Ninion of Ohio, movcd
that members be sworn in. This motion
Nyus lost, aud the House then adjourned.
The following vns The vote on the final
hullot p
Fon Conu-Mrssry. Alhcrlson, A,hc, Az.
erctt, Bay, Bayly, Brnle Bingham, Bissel,
Bucuck Bowdon, Bowlin, Boyd, Alhntl &,
Brown, Bucl, Burt. Cnh'e, George Albert
Caldwell, Carter, VIM. j. Brown, VIM Il.
Goth. Colcock, Daniel, Dimmick, Disney.
Duuhnm, Edmundson, Ewius, Feathcrstoue,
Fcch. Gerry, Gilmore, Gormnn,- Green,
Iluckrt. Hall, Hammond. HARRISON, Harlan,
lIaruRnsnu, Ishnm G. Harris, Sampson
W. Harris 4. l.. Harris Ilihbard, Iloagland,
Holiday Howard, Hubbard, Inge, a. John.
son Il. w. johnson, G. w. Jones KaufT.
tnau, La Sere, LETTER, Liirleheld, !, Aiauu,
Muson, McClerunnd, Mcdowell, Me Lnnnhnn,
McLnnc, McNiullin, Mcqueen, Melville,
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hul lilo be- cailrd 60 srdrr, ba elnuoi DO
bgir,
So Ashum-luqury has been ropmud.
rf iu ur Hui unanimous rOnrrni Eiiiu ihHi !
rir"uit FUEWrrif, MN tTrurrrfitrH ''f'flrf
liul cnnsrni,
Alr Ioomla insisted on ls question ufur-
der,
l'lha question vns taken, md decided llm
ir AshWuu WHs 900 nrdrr Cries 0l "Gp 0p,"
"FTnrred, p nud cDuflsi0ul
Mr Afbmuul DO nui wish 90 violate iha
uirs, lI WIS Guiy Hy tito ruuTfrHy of tifr
House, Iud iih lIin consent Ut gcEllenlru,~
NJ IUnnhs-i object, ! dp uoi cpusHni,
Alr Ashmuu-l WHa RiUul 80 finie lhHt
nothing lko lhHt Whlrh M Giddiugs has
represented TOOK plncu 90 Hr pH know, |
wHa prrheul ~ llie Wing raucur,nnd go such
proposition WINS nndri Tor no such thug
ruggorlrd, believe uuiluuF NJ ihe klud WIS
suFgfhlrd by ile Democrats, ~ the Wing
cnucur, A resolution Wus Hd0Wed,hy Which
% committee Of siK gentlemen three iiom
fee, mad three lfOm slave Finlnh, we're np-
pointed, Willi authority 20 confer win FIml-
lnr committees, ~ be- appointed by Demo-
crnls, % suggest hir mode Of organizing
the llGusoi Hnd these were lho terms Of ih1
frtoluliOu' beyond lhlr nothing vas done,
THIS WIS communicated a. lhe Democratic
CAUCUS, Whether lhoy ahssuied ~ not,
do not know OF The business o. th'SrVurso
the country cn0 judge,
MI GiddinFs had auolher question, whclh-
or tie existence Of slavery IA the territories
cDUFTHUtFd my UnU fThG HUaUEcWeut2
Mr. EvHnF, Of Maryland, raised The quUs-
lion Of order MT GldliHga had ua rgil 10
Hhh another quenliOn,
Me Ctddugs said ho had asked tho right
for lds constituents,
Mr Ashnuu--l Hm free 90 answer,
Preston kug nrkrd whether tlir comruu-
uculiuH WIS ~ wrirugi and hu, ll,1l ll be-
produced 10 the House,
The question vas lnkeu, pnt decided thll
Giddlnps had right 10 uss the question,
Ne Gri'lings nshrd whether tie cNistouro
IT rln,uy IN territories constituted any por
lion ollhe basis Of the arrangements
Mr AshmuU said, IN free and li,uk rnnu-
uor, tliui srlther tunt nor ANY Other question
Wus entered into, M fnr ns hr knew, ~ the
basis ~ tie agreement, the trrm ur which
were iu writing, aud be- hoped would be- pro.
durrd
NJ Giddines-,l want 10 see ihe writing,
This was produced.
The resolution ui the Wings proposed Ca
the Democrats Ia appoint n committee oi nix,
aud they hHd Ia rrpuri couIplutli no. tu u mode
of definite organization oilho llou-o ou q jet
and lur basis, SiWcd on hrlmlt ot thr
Nhigr ly Mrssfs White, Coumd llrrck, Via.
i"t' '.t-''l' 6Id A-luuuu Mr. kiuiuu rhHir
mnu Nlr lircck secretary
Tho next WNs q resolution Of the Demo
cI61r7Tr7 oiuing Mcssr- Stanton, of Trnu5
Thompson, Of Pas nlyiy, McClcrnntd, liar.
rls, of Ala, aud Potter 90 meet tie Wig
couyuilcc, Siguod 10y Mr. Thompson, OF
luI chUirmnu Mr. Stanton. secretary
There Wus cuuyu'sNr laughter, and re-
Wnrks Gf "No great things discovered -
"Whut ucNt," Nc, Sc.
Alicr some further confusion, vote was
mkcu ior Speaker, or follows, ond tho llousc
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsmiNGToN, Dec. 90,
Iiour. Mr. Giddings wished to PROFOUND
n tuIestion 10 his colleague from the Gallo
polls district. Ifhe WINS not present he would
nsk il of MIR Ashmun. He inquired whether
an agreement was not going on, 10y which
both parties were making arrangements tor
,hc appointment Of officers without reference
10 the minority?
Mr. Stanley snd, that both the Wing and
Dcmpcrnlc pariins intended, hc trusted in
God, to organize the House, irrespective Of
the fuclions ufihe country. That was all they
intended .a.-.--.. ..
rffcrr wns tmrh commission aud cties OF
SHOWN n frout"-"wo want To see or hear
-"orlerm
Mr. Ashnun was rendy 20 answer,
SSentSorlh-Sj Stand oui lhoro-tpoint-
ing 10 the area =AYhere -Me can ll-hnnr
yutt.
Mr. AShmun-I understand that Mr. Gid
dings asked whether there was not last night
ut Inc Wing caucus, over which MIR Vinion
presided, proposition made u the Wing
rnucus to divide the officers OF this House
tictwrrn them.
4 Voice-Apportiun them ont.
MIR Ashmuu-I answer cmphnlcnly, that
there was nothing like 'itin nliy form, man.
uer or resemblance or out nfwhich any mon,
reasonable or Understandable. can mnnulac-
turu niiy Euch hthtelhen'' agree 10 e'h'o
what was done, and leave the country to de-
eide.
fudge Tounhs called Mr. Ashmun to or
der. hrcausn there was n resolution prohibit
',ng debate.
Mr. Stanton, of Tennessee, appealed to Mr.
Ashmun To mike a frank statement Of
what WINS done 10y the two parties Inst eve
uing.
Mr Tooml,s believed the resolution WINS n
wrong one, but iio was for free fight aHd fair
play.
Sir Burt move that the resolution 10
Tescinded. '-.
Mr Ashmun dill not yield the floor
Nc Bnwlin offered n resolution 10 rcscind
Iiic resolution.
Tho Clcrk-Mr Ashmun has the floor;
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FREEsoILERs PROFESSIONS TEsTP
~,


,,roseulrd lic unmc Of Roman g, WyTnRor
of Mussnctuselrs, Tor TpcnkeG lho locos The
uano uf llowrLL Cum, ct Georgia tho
furp,cr trco State man, aud always tie SUP
lsrrlcr Of lhr Wlmut proviso, the htler, q
Slave Sihlr u,nu, aud always ~ opponent Of
,Ic Pro,l.o, For llrce works these men
hryc been lho principal candidates ell At
l-,l, Cuhh 10 elected,
~ lir urpu time, lhe faction Of sell slj led
FREQ follcru lmyc voted scattering except
when mot Of iIrm went INTO lhu "Truck
oud Dichc," game Of voting lur liruwn-ul-
WHY'S aib enemy Co llu Proyiso, Hud WHO,
when ri n-ri.uul Postmaster luruud aul
rome 200 Deputy Poslmosltrs In New Nofk
lrcnu-c lhcy would not sustain Lewis Cpss
a. O. raulidpr lor tho Presidency, Another
Gcdu of 5or q Southern Whlgs--ullm nd.
yoralcs OF slavery refused To vote Toe Win.
tlror, htcuuso ho offered resolution To
amend 10 Oregon Territorial ilill hy inserting
IN It tho W,lmoI rro,isoi aud last year while
Speaker, give lhe lrec States uniDriiy OF
the Cumuillucs on Territories Out the Dis.
rici Of Courl phase.
Tkus tie, hnllolngs went on between
slavery nud itccdom-oud, tho rrolcsscd
Zee so.lcrs refused 10 allow tie f,cc Stn'r
Wilmot pro,iso candidate to bo elected, md
dit hermit sou,horn slavery can,
didllc 10 be- elected over him Such Us lhc
plaiu truih-1ud free soil professions have
been thoroughly lcslcd-nnd, found To- ho.
mreiy PrettSu0HL
when these proresscd FREQ soilrrs come
out and boldly say they are not opposed 10
Ilo eAlcnion orSlayory, they will assume IN
theory what thoy IN fact practice.
FmE.-Thc barn Of Mr. Arhcrlon lIallri,
nrtbis town, was burned with all ila contents,
on Thursday afternoon Of lnsJ wccl,;-thc
contents consisting Of Eve good cows, Two
Cakes, - tons of hay, some other Fodder ali
ms idrming tools and one wagon. The fan.
fiy WIN utt absent GTIhc limo except liulc
girl uhoul 10 ycUrs Of npc. When the Gre
wns discovered it WINS bursting from the root,
and when the ucighbors reached the spot the
cattle were all snothered n scnilald Inv
ing fallen upon them. With some difficulty
the house was saved. Lose, $lOO-uo iusur-
nncc; about $500 hnye since been raised 10y
subscription for MIR lInllel. It's no, Known
how tho FIRE originated: the day was wct,und
40 Ere Ind been carried into or near the barn
for long iimc previously, aud the wind. Mt
the time, was from direction TO carry sparks
from ,he chimney ortho house directly from
the burn.
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HATURpAYpEcEMnER %, tao
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- UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-31
THE GRAND PURGATIVE.
DR.. ELICK,NER'S -

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pstfs.
n sHESE celebrated Pills have o5talneds an
Il enyiable notoriety in the United States
as curative for giddiness, dyspepei", sour
stomach, hesd-ache, feve re-, piles, cos,lve-
ness, coughs, heart>burn, liver compliant
scurvy, sore throat, inward weakness. pals
pitation of the heart, indigestion, and va.
rietyfof other diseases to which hesh ls
heirto, as medicine. for the million. 10
all seasons of the year, spsiag, summer, tai
and winter, and under all circumstances,
they can be taken with perfect safety ana
success. As a Vermifuge and general med
icine for children, they are anr1ruAed. be-
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them: they neltht grIPe nor
nanseate; are gentle but thorough in Their
| operation For adults by increasing the
| dose, they are equsliy beneficial AS an
| -3nti. Bilious PiHthey will be fnsnd without
| superior; ask any one among the thoussnde
who use them and au unqualified approval
| will be the certain result.
Remember l)r. c. V. Cckner is the orig
NAL inventor OF Sugar Coated Pills. aud that
| nothing of the sort was ever heard OF, until
| ne introduced them in June. 1s45. Purcha'
sers should therefore, always ask for Click,
ner's Sugar Coaied Vegetable Pills. ano
take no other. or they will be made the VIC
TINS Of fraud. Price 25 cents per Dor.
DR.. Clicknet's principal office for The sale
of Pills, is 66 Vesev street. New York.
WIN. JACKSON, SO Liberty ST., head o
Wood St.. Pittsburgh. Pa. General Agent fol
Pennsylvania Northern Ohio, and the rive
| counties of Virginin. - - -7----<-
The following are the duly appointed Agents
LEFFINGWEEL &, &c. Ravenna; Chas II
Kent, Franklin Mills; Dow & Go. Cuyahcga
Falls: Jas. G. Calender, Newton Falls: J. Fl
Johnson Warren;G N Abbey & Co.Akron
January lst, ls49. 49, ly.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-31
F. w. SEYMOUR

"AS now full stock of fresh and cheap
LII Winter Goods, which will be sold to
the goods buyers of Portage county at less
prices than goods of the same qualities have
ever been sold in his county.
CLOTHS.
French, American and English broadeloths
French and American Cassimeres,
Satinets, Tweeds. leans and Fnlled Cloths
DRESS GOODS.
French Mer'nos, Tbibet cloths Lyonese
cloths Mohair cloths, Paranaua-, Alpaccas
PLAIN and Figured DeLaines, Good Cling hams
at lsA CTS. sc.
MUFFS,
Lynx. Gereite. t'nnev. &c.
BOOTS, SHOES & INDIA RUBBERS.
sMens Boys and iou,Ir's Cow Hlae Boot.
Mems KIP and Calf Boots 500 P .rs Ladies'
Gentlemen's Misses and Boys Shoes and
ots ofail qnaliiiss and prices: 500 Pairs
Gentlemen's Ladies' and Misses INDIA Rub
her Boots and Shoes received directly from
The Mandatory warranted of the best quail.
lty; and at low PRICES.
HATS & CAPS.
Silk and Wool Hats, Silk Plush, Broad
cloth and Otter Style Caps.
F.. w. SEYMOUR.
November 10.1sl9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-31
AGENCY OF
Or. s, s. Fitch'S Celebrated Medicines,

AGENCY OF
Or. s, s. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines,
Used by him with such distinguished success
IN the cure Of
Goxgha Consanrption, Catarrh, Asshaaa,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorr-
hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c. &c.
Also, Dr.. s. S. Htch's abdominal Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Iahalimg
Tubes, and Lectures on Con- :.
sumption, and the art Of
preserving Life and
Health to Old Age,
&c. &c.
/ ROdoIphus Bard has been appointed
Agent for The >ale OF the above Goods, and
will keep them constantly on hand at his
Recorders Office in Ravenna, only agent fol
Pol,age County, Ohio.
UrDr Fiteh's 'GUIDR Book TO 1NvALIDs
and DlrectioAs for Promoting Health. dnd
| Instructions to Mothers. in the Manag emen
of Chlldren," may be had, gratuitousiy, by
calling for it at his residence US above, An
extremely valuable Book.
R. BARD.
| Ravenna Nov 49, 1849.
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81 40. ONCE MORE.
THAT CLOTHING HIS GOMEZ
BY RAl[. ROAD EXPRESS.

Sat~rdey, May stA, 1sAR.
u ECEIVED large LOT Of Ready Mode
N Clothing fro.a the extensive Establish.
menl Quincy Hats, Boston, every variety OF
Summer Coate, entire new style, consisting
pf Olive and Brown Sacks, Mohair, Croton
Cloth, Drabett. Coddlng,on. Cashmarett.
Tweeds, Jeans, and Bro. Linen Goats from
2 to .iadoilare.
PANTS g. VESTS an endless variety. 1t
is probably unnecessary to say that you can
find the largest and best assortment, as well
as the cheapest at the Stone Store. that can
he found in the County, If you don't 6etieUe
1t just call and feske q lock, at
May 5th, l849. DAYS.
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PUFF AWAY


THERE IS ANOTHER SHIP ARL0AT,
and just entered the service o. She
good people of the Western Reeesvs, tofsss
niSh- them with H.9RDWARE OF vsstnvs
kinds and qualities. also, Stores and 1frss
Cupper. Tin and Sheet Iron sraTs q the
lowest estimate, for ihs rocks tCalifernia
Gold not excepted.) The subscriber wishss
it understood that he has good assoftnSes4
Of Stoves. which are all wsrranted, sna thse
he will no, be undersold if il eplits hins-
Tariff thrown off, and Cheap Ssles. These
desiring to purchase are invited to call and
they will become convinced Of bic yefaeily.
ALI kinds of produce taken in s4chs9ses
at the market price.
Shop in Kent;s Brick Block, in The .6tsfs
formerly occupied by Charles H. Kent.
WELLINGTON lSBEfsL.
Franklin, Oct rs. l849 450tf.
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~ OTIC C To

"UE GRIST MILL IN the Eastern part
Il of kavenna township: formerly known
as Stoddlrd's Mill, has recently been put in
repair by the subscriber, who having attach
ed
New Corn Cracker
to the concern, is now prepared TO GRIND
corn in the ear, sheIied corn and sill kinds OF
gram which are not required to be bolted
He would respectfully solicit a share OF pub
tic patronage. -
Ravenna, Nov. 9Th. ls49. ss
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To all whom it may Concern!

To all whom it may Concern!
4 LII PERSONS indeh. ed 10 the subscriber
N by Nole or Book account are requested
0 call at his office and settle the same be-
fore the first day of January, as he is going
south soon after that tine. All claims NOT
then settled will be left with the proper per-
son for immediate collection Settlement
IN his absence may be made with Joshua
G Willis. WILLIAM GAME.
N-yember 70, 1849.
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Sophia Eams
; Petition for Divorce.

Sophia Eams J
Menzo- Fans.
NOTICE Us hereby given, that the eaid
~ Plaintif. ON the a9h day Of Oc'ober.
a D. is49 filed her Petition in the Cour'
of Common Pleas for the county of Portage,
in The State of Ohio. praying to be divo-c-
ed from the said defendant, assigning for
cause, gross neglect Of duty, and hahl,ual
drunkenness. LUTHER DAY,
Oct. %, lS49. Sol for Plf E