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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

BOSloN, SUNDAY AFrrREooN.
Further disclosures have haen made Ia DAY relating 10
The supposed murder Of Or Parhna, but nothing posi-.
live has teen addnced taen the charge Of uldar upon
Pri. Webster. II The Professors laboratory chest has
heeh innndi III He beom Of which. covered with tar,
further remains of a inundated body were discovered
The whole uf the lady with the exception Of the head
ife and arms, have been recovered, and the fragments
are being put toeeheT in their true po-on number
ot chemists and physicians engaged in anal yzng the
ashes found In tic gmfe Of the rorm
The Inquest will commence "Wednesday next-
The police assert that they have further information A..
gans the accused, which will not be divuged unit, the
sitting of the Coronef's inquest
From the peculiar shape Of tho limbs. after they had
been put together, there is hui little doubt hey belonged
To parkman
The accused. this morning. IS very quiet aud composed
he military were oat last night bat no disturbance
10 k place.
The n Y. Tribune has long and crcunsaulial ac-
count II the whole afr, compiled from accounts furnish.
Ell by the Boston Journals # Saturday week After re-
atiog the discoveries made by Mr.. Lrtefel, in the
vault under DIR. Websers oam, and the warrant issued
hercnpon, the Tribune says -
lhe officers accordingly pracecded TO Cambridge in
private carriage. aud reached the residence of Professor
Webster at some distance from the University. at about
O'Clock 10 the evening " lhnui stating their real bu-
snsss, they informed hin th1i srgrch Of hr Med
lca College hid been decided on which required hi,
presence. After getting ulothe carriage he was Inform
ed Of the suspicion thai had been aroused against him
md hefs1 hack sove,1 ,,oes int, ,b o7,e If ,La0i
o.,s DARN, tho r,a h ,.ya wax, II, viIea, ov,,nI
lions, and rttred pleons goaHs and shteks He also
~ l,z,,,,, "a i5ra, -, ,I :, Ls7l
,i, fiI,,yioa. .raa L ,io' ~, c,..,I la,,' >,
s,aaegJ n yefs ~ ooeo,,,Goo ..i,.s
i H.. was lo1,od ~ agrD 'i'
ri,b, In the ro,,rIo, - = 40 .,,oLi r,lno, an
,-,.-.I ~ ,,i. - y; fI ,I ~ ; CIV,
IN such state Of great excitement Throughout, thu day.
!l"' ms "Ss'sa.'' i"nou"ce" " usteSS 10 o''s Nun
,,|,,oe ,as -, 10 ha,l ;,,.1;,o, l., f,.,,.
D. 80, a. "'9 - oa ~ ''',' ','.ry ny Sro',e'
h f,nd AT I -, 49, " Wv VI '''
Amor o,l,o, ?o,,a ,Li ho G,ai ,,
s,s,ici aoa'n., pat ly,As,e, snao H.; r., i Il,
s,d b, I, laa ol,aJ ~, ~ v,ar,a,
siro -, Cofnl1 ~ hs , nC ,,'i I'm sli,o pts
with ,be axcen,inn of ,hs which wa. f., he g.
made that i, noulJ oasjlv he soiered an IN i,s nc,
MACE The by was Ia he bopt three f Ell in leu6t bv
ne fact anI = half in den II and breadth and wos IN have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

o. We are glad 10 see that Mr.. Hurwel has
made a movement towards the construction of a
new and correct Map Of Virginia, The last one
executed is very defective, andnot at all reliable
We have data, now available, which would great
ly facilitate the work. The coast survcy-the va
rious lines run by Railroad and Turnpike Com
panies Sc, would furnish bases for further ope-
rations of the kind. The State would be amply
repaid for the expenses, by the sale Of a Map
which would be worthy Of the age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
Mine or ten likely Negroes,
Valuable Town Property at Auction


lh authority and IN pursuance oil alsefcc the teu,t
- Superior Count oi Law aud thanroy Tor the town of
lYtrhhng pronounced at it, June term sa in the
oi "las Admf - Il Vie aud all the und. sgned
sionors Will on Thursday, 10Th January noS sell upon The
promises, at public auction, In the highest bidder the LOT
AND TENEMENT Is IN the proceedings oi said
toned, commonly called Ak NlIS CORNER, )" situated IN
the town o lynehng, III Main Street, aud Alley
lhe property viii into sna bic aud
ais whereof VIII he prepared IL, the ia, nj sale This prop
CITY u very valuable, hcng situated the OF the
town. aud on Main Street
lEiMS-Ihr above property will he sold Oh credit o
ss twelve and eighteen mnnths.hc purrhasots executing
bonds with sati factory security oi the purchase
he title will he retained With the priv ,lege u resale
oil default Of payment.
CHARLES l.. MnSBN
CHARLES SLAUGHTER,
Dec. lO-wtlnJ. rummis 4oncrs
hNNlElI'S tiANtERN PLEADING AND pRAt.
~ lltE, with notes hy Perkins. The most popua,
La" Book we have had, AT Sl2 the huston price.
Dec lot u u. PAY NE * BEO
,gsllE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY
of Useful knowledge 1850, just received piirc 81 90
Dee lot u, u. PAY NE BRO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

35- We would call attention to !hc assortment
of ready-made clothes offered for sale by MIR. ID.
I. c. Peters. In material, style and workman
ship, the articles are equal TO any we have ever
seen for sale. He must possess Gstidous taste
who cannot suit himself in this collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
NEW ARRIVALS Ar TIE
BOOK, WATCH, FINE lEWELRY AND FANCY STORE

B00K, WATCH, FINE JEWtlRY AND FANCY STORE
Mart door aborc D1H 7. G. Petc,s Dry Goods Store
rV,II sab.cber regularly the close of IA week. fr-
wards orders Tor Books, Jc"ey, Fancy Goods, &c To
New York city, and gels returns in eight days by Adams <
Co.'S ENe-s that he receives weekly all that he
eonrcite to be new and desirable.
lie Isl all times pleased to order any Books, Jewey
Fancy Goods, which he may not have hand he has
lie also receives regularly 10y mail about rs different kind
oil the best Literary papers which he furnishes by the
week month year, at the lowest subscription prices
He has lately received the following new Books
Lille and works Of Cowper, by Grimshaw,
Whittier's Poems,
characteristics OF Literal, re- by Henry ruekcrman,
Wings History of Ronanism,
! Bun toms Anatomy OF Melancholy,
Encyclopedia Americana III II vols,
cyclopeda Of G, 900 Practical Itee.pis,
Odd Fellows Offering iof lSi9 and 80,
Sarah u Iudson, by Fanny Forester,
Judson Olicring
Young Woman's G. Ide,
Young Man, Guide,
Tho Young House Keeper,
The Agricultuflliss Guide and Almanac Tor 1850
Beside which he has good of beautiful BIZ
bles, Prayer Books, AuIuas ior 1870, Albums &c.
New Novels and Magazines.
Curlsnelo by George Sand, 3vols.,
list vols OF the History Of Pcndcnnis by NJ Thacheray
Jeremiah parhcs by Mrs Mackenzie Daniel,
Rockingham OF the Younger Brother
Fanny the little Milliner, by Ghas. Bowrron,
Ada and El6ne, or the two Neces, by Mrs. Grey,
Fanny Thornton, or Marriage Lottery,
The bowager by Mrs. Gore,
The Invisible Gentleman,
The Mysterious Coniseur, by an Old Salt. Sc
t'odey's Ladies Book, tor November price rs cts,
Sartain's Magazine do do
traham's do do do
Also. about twenty Gold Lever watches
atlrom s35 S25 cach good assortment OF the fines,
JEW ELRY,
Such Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains Breast Pins
Bracelets, Ear-Rlngs Finger Rings Gold and Silver Pen
and Pencil Cases, Sc. Sc.
lie has yet hand about ose, splendid lars, sized
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
NJ III. h. sold At public aueon the premises,
Iaesdav, the 18Th inst, at "A o'clock, 4, NJ, that lie.
ORA srble Family Residence Church street, situated
-tiI between the residences 81 Henry nunlo aud II.
Watkins, hsqrs and immediately opposite Mr. Coo. Baph, =
The Lot contains quarter al are, with cunimodnus
Dwelling and all necessary out houses and
Ia" private residence. For detailed description
the property, appl,to GARLAND II MoSBY
Auctonc,rs
Terms lheal and made known at sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

De- We publish what "details have reached us
of the fate of DR.. Parkman, of Boston, aud of the
strong circumstantial evidence which points 10
Professor Webster of Harvard University and of
the Boston Medical College, as the murderer. Ii
is altogether most deplorable and horrid affair.
Mr.. w ebster is a man of science, long known as
a successful teacher of Chemistry, OF highly re-
spectacle family and connected with the first peo-
pie in the city and State.
As on the stage, farce succeeds tragedy, SO we
publish also to-day the particulars OF an elope-
ment, in which the lady tried to make it appear
that she had committed suicide by jumping into
the abyss of Niagara Falls, in order The better TO
conceal the design of escaping with her paramount.
Her career was brief, asthe parties were soon dis
covered and arrested, and as in New York, late
legislation has made their offence a felony, they
stand a chance of being punished by confine-
ment in the Penienuary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

ns5, Our town readers are perhaps not aware
that turnpike is about to be constructed from
New Market, on the Canal to Lexington. The
Lexington Gazette says the money for the road
has nearly all been raised, and that MIR. Boyd Of
Lynchburg has lately been in our town TO make
arrangements to put line Of stages on the road
as soon as completed; 10 run regularly between
this place and New Market. Passengers can then
be carried from Lexington TO Richmond, bv this
line, for fire dollars. BY the cheapest route from
here to Richmond it now costs passenger nine
dollars. by this route the passenger will arrive
here the same night that he would arrive at
Lynchburg'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

-. H. PHThE s. BROTHER
HAVE on hand large assortment of cheap publications
i L among them will be found
The Magic OF knowledge,
Mother and daughter, by Gore,
The Lover and the Husband, by do with minor works
by same author,
Sidona, by w. Menhad,
Shirley, a tale BY &. Bill, author oi Jane Eyre,
Lone in High Life, and other works, by L. s. Arthur,
self Dependence, or Trial OF Life,
Lady Alice,
Hearts and Homes, by Ms Ellis,
fankey Stories, by Judge Halliburton,
The Caxtors, complete,
Legend and STORES OF Ireland, by Lover,
knights Of Malta,
Jane Eyre,
Prairie Bird, SC, &c, Tor sale at publisher. prices.
Dec l0--3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
AGENCY OF
Er. - =. EifCh's GPlcbrHSed .IyeFicj,,es

DF. - >. ETfCN'S dFFCDrNfeN .ITeNiciIsPS
1StD by him with such distinguished in the cure
~ OF Coughs Consumption Cstarrh, Asthma Heart Dis
eases, dyspepsia, Gonorbea, Piles Female Complaints. SC
Sc-Also Dr. s. s. Fitclfs Abdominal Supporters. Shout.
der Braces, inhaling Tubes, and Lectures
and the art of preserving Life and Health Old Age Sc
JOHN II SEAY has been appointed agent for the sale Of
The above Goods and will keep them constantly hand
his Drug Store Lynchburg, Virginia
94Dr. Fitch's " Guide Book to Invads and Direc,;ons
for Promoting Health, and Instructions Mothers in the
Management OF Children" may be had gratuously by
calling ioi 1T at the Store above An extremely vaua
Book.
Aug 13--t.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
I,YNcuUIfuG. DEC. sth,

I.YNCuBURG. DEC. Sth, 1910.
TOBACCO-peuande continues guud, with but little doing
Sales range irun - 81 ~ 10 lues. III Ia s. 5u iu
aud n,dg Leaf s. 30 tos1 ID Ion good aud inc
Shipping
W IE.A1-S5 cts. loi Rcd 00cts Tor White.
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
Commission hcrChpnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
TRUST SALE,

DS VIRTUE Of Deed IT rtue,, executed by John Ros
SET on the 18th o February 1911 and duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office OF tamn,eil couny. the undersigned,
Trustees therein named heng directed by the eesu que
aD viii proceed h sell by way al public aucun, To the
highest biddet the pcases, TUESDAY the 18th Of
January, 1880, rRACT OF LAND, containing about
snaEM 1900 .RCRES.
a33K lsituate IN the county OF AppomatoS, formerly
&PS3J tanphell) bong the same Tract al Land
which conveyed to said John Rossst, by
the Executors Of Jnseph A. Royau deceased,
by deed oI feeod In the Office aforesaid This Tract lies In
the rghm called the "Barens but believed be yalua
bile The undersigned believe the title 10 he entirely good
but selnf a. ru=iees, hes viii convey such title only
the said Deed has Nestcd In .icm,
mo. NJ SPEED Trus
JNo. II ALEXANDER, I tees.
dec lO=,,tISJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
Commissioners Sale of Slaves.

Commissioners Sale of Slaves
PURSUANT Ia decree al the eonnty court oi bedford
l pronounced IN thanoe,y suit OF ''M,tchc sc.
Mitchell &c. the undersigned, commissioners, appointed
by said decree, Will, saturday, the 22d day Of rocmbe
lsla, at VIM. L. Bolts soir, Otter Bulge, proceed 10
e at public aueton to the highest bidder, upon credit Of
twelve months,
Nine or ten likely Negroes,
belonging 10 the estate al Mai Samuel Mitchell deceased
consisting o men, women ar children. Amongst ncm
valuable Blacksmith. The purchasers will be required ta
give bonds with good PERSONAL security.
THOMAS =. MITCHELL. Commits
WILLIAM I, MITCHELL, ! sionets
Dec lO-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10


Oue Of the jaws and The teeth found have been dentI-
fed by DR.. keee, who operated upon him short time
previous, as those Of DR.. Parkman Thy were found
in Dr. Web .tpr's CRATE. The jaw fits the mould taken
at the time. The family have clanel the body and en-
closed it in leadcn coffin, preparatory to lniemen-
The body has stibs in the ribs, and in places
through into the cavity.
Dr. Webster continues perfectly calm.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08
Mr.. Clay on the wrong Track.

very vexatious though somewhat
Iudicrous affair happened at Syracuse on
Ihursday morning. just as the cars were
leaving for the West. Mr.. Clay it appears
wished t. g. oCswego,Dut same IT his kind
friends who accompanied him- from his
quarters 10 the railroad depot, we're SO care
less as TO put him on the train for Buffalo;
and Oft the cars started amid he cheers OF
the crowd who had assembled on the occa-
sion. The Train had not proceeded far,
however, before he discovered his mistake,
and being in the last car, came out upon
the hind platform, evidently not little
annoyed and agitaled by such a provoking
occurrence. The train, was soon stopped,
when he atighted and started back for the
depot, surrounded by n large number Of
persons who had seiZs1 this opportunity to
get go I'd look a, the great statesman.
Just before Mr.. Clay stepped FROM the
platform, wag OF a passenger supposed TO
be a Tree s9iler, said TO him: ssWell, Mr.
Clay, don't see but they've got you on
the Buffalo platform at last Standing
us he was, OH the platform of the Buff.lo
cars, the fair hit was readily acknow edged
by hearty law, haw, from The distinguish
ed Kentucklan, the joke seeming to restore
IN a measure his good hunlor, which had
naturally been rpflled somewhat by this in
ezcusablo blunder on the part Of those who
Ind volunteered to show him the way to the
OsWego cars.-SyracuSe Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08
II A v 9 Nm a, OHIO:
Momday Octo bcrs, Isa9.
Gaily to the work.

Before our paper reachesa large number
Of our subscribers, the battle for sl849 IN
Ohio viii be over, and the dec sion Of the.
people made either for good or evil. J ct,
we wish 10 ask our Democratic friends
whom we may be abe to address, to go TO
work in good earnest, and, work from this
time till the whole work is finished, and
let your labors tell we'll when the the votes
are counted from the box. We. have not
bad an election for wany years ffaught
with greater Importance to the. people ol
Ohio, nor one which more urgently demand
ed the exertions of every true and faithful
friend of the democratic cause. The enemy
are assiduously at work, and hoping for our
overthrow, not from any strength Of theil
own, but through apathy and dissentlons IN
our own ranks. The success of the demo
cratic cause depends upon its friends, it is
for them TO say whether the Democratic
banner shall continue TO float in triumph in
lid Portage. Then let no one who loves
the good old Democratic cause, who desires
the triumph Of our cherished principles fai
to discharge his whole duty. Cast aside
all personal difficulties and differences, and
adopt the true Democratic motto, Every
thing for the cause : netting for men," Lei
no democrat give @aid and comforta to the
/, enemy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08
Court Of CoInmon Pleas.

ID .
The Fall term of the Court Of Common
Pleas for this county closed on Saturday
last, after session of about two weeks
There was more criminal business before the
Court than for some terms past, and
Portage county sends more representatives
to the popular brarah. at Columbus, than for
several years previous. There were tour
convictions for Penitentiary offences, viz:
Henry G. Brop,a, for Burglary, sentenc-
to seven years imprisonment in the Penlten-
tiarv. 4.s
Wm r Leach, for Burglary, sentenc
ed to5 years Imprisonment in the Peniten-
iary. ls
Robert Solrle, for Burglary, 8 years ii
the Penitentiary
Chauneey Spencer, for Grand Larceny
8 years imprisonment in Penitentiary.
Several other indictments were returned
by the Grand Jury. against Leach and sowle
but upon which they were not tried.
Nj. There were three convictions Tor minor Of
fences, punishable with fine and imprison
ment in the County Jail.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08
And 0his.
A fight in prospect.

The Administration organ grinders give
ont the following ominous list of war ves-
sells ready for any emergency growing out
Of the slob,cc aud ''salvageo business:
s'i,HE FRENCH DiFFIeBLFs Oar Naral
Forcs.-'I Independent. in letter dated
,..sn...s. ..,.,, ,,.,..n6 ,eriae a.s...s-s.. y.
NJ Poussin, So -;zss..-=
- N 1eaIfnssafnn WITH this SUBJECT, have
praper tenscertaisa the extent Of
our u 1yal l5rce insthe AIedileranean and
al other stations, which is al once dispo.
sabe Exclusive OF a nun Der OF vessels
in ordinary, fitted out expeitiously, the
following statement furnishes the quota
now available:-
In Mediteranean.-C -Constitulion, so
guns; independence, 55 guns; Cumberland,
80; JAMESON, %; Mississippi, (s,eamer.) J
10 heavy paixhans; Erie, 4-rotal, 1872
guns, 700 men.
In North Sea.-St. Lawrence, so guns.
III Africa -Porthnouths, % guns;
Yorktown Is; John Adams, %; Parpoise,
TO; Bainbrldge, 1o-folal, 10 guns, 553
men.
In Brazil : Brandy wine, so; ST. Louis,
20-rotal 70 guns.
Home Sqaadron-Raritan, so; Sarato-
ga,22; Alb ,ny.22; Germantown, %; Firl,
4; Water. Witch, /; Vixen, B; Allegheny,
2-To,al, 126 guns, [. l4e men.
At Neao York -Vlncennes, % guns;
ready in few days.
At Nojolk.-Perry, 8 guns.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08
Downfall of European Liberty.

With The fall Of Hungary, says The
North American. we may tinte the setting
Of the Sun ofrepubican freedom in Europ.
thai sun. which gleaming. eighteen
months ago, from The batricades Of Paris.
and thence shining over Italy and Germa-
ny. to the ridges Of the Cnrpaihians. we
thought in America, was the true and YER
sitoble luminnry Of human enfrauchisemens
in the old world. II WASH bright and glo-
rious dawning: bui. nffer all, as events
have proved. it was not the dnwning Of the
expected day. i was another mock sun,
like that of 1899. which rose with the
French reyoluien, deluded the hopes of
men. and then sunk in the carnage of uni
versal war md the double despotism Of The
Empire and The holy Alliance. The dit
ference. in ihe present instance. is that
the catastrophe is not Of so songuinn.v a
character, and that The period oGthe whole
drama hns been 50 much briefer than that
of the former. !, was fifteen wears before
the sack of the Bastile was followed by the
coronation of Napoleon. A year and n
half has now proved sufficient TO connect
the chain Of events commenced in the des-
potism Of Louis Philippe and ending in the
restoration 10 their former power Of all
the legitimisi rulers and the surrender of
Georgey and The Magyars 10 the Emperor
Nicholas.
There is something very extraordinary
in this second failure Of liberty in Europe,
which is nothing less than the failure of
the masses Of men in contest with the few
crowned individuals, men like themselves.
who claim the right 10 Cypress. In the
of the conflict, all The success
was on The popular side, and the kings
were either fugitives. or virtual prisoners,
who were glad TO save the name Of roy.
atty by yielding Whatever was demanded
of them, and submitting TO every humilia.
ton. The scene is now changed; the
kings are upPermost again: and it is only
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08
Death of Parades and Urea.

Ihe New York papers announce the
death of the Mexican Generals Parade;
and Urrea, both of whom were active ir
the late war between Mexico and the Unit
ed States. Parades was President OF Mex
co when the war commenced, but was de-
posed and confined as prisoner IN the citade
OF Mexico, from which he escaped and
sought refuge in Havana.
rrea was the guerrilla chief, whose
cavalry attacked Col Morgan and portion
of the I'd Ohio Regiment, at San Francisco.
and was beat back, after one of the fiercesl
actions fought during the war. Urea took
but lew prisoners In his battles-he put all
10 the sword.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08
News from Santa Fe.
ST. Louis. Sent 20. ls.

oT. LOUIS, Sept. ~, l849.
James Brown, Government Freight A.
gent, arrived from Santa Fe lasl night,
having been 20 days out.
Trade in dry goods was Gull, but there
was considerable demand for groceries.
Two Americans were killed by the A
pachcs at Los Vegas on the 18th inst
The Indians stole 200 G ,vernment horses
al the same time, 200 miles this side of San.
Ia Fe.
Forty Arapahocs attacked Brown and
robbed him of everything. The next day
they returned seven mules and left him -
The California enigran,s gave him pro-
visions. +
Col. Alexander was in command Of
Santa Fe.
Col. Washington had gone against the
Indians Major I'eale was at Taos.
Maj II S,ein had skir.nish with the In
dians, and s-TsssSoanded in lheleg
Bents Fort was lately burned by the
Cheyenne Indians, in tn absence eof VIM.
Bent. Several men in charge are suppos.
ed to have been murdered.
Brown met several California trains
also Col. Monroe, and $50 dragons and
infantry, for Santa Fe, at Walnut Greek.
| he trains were all getting on well, grass
being plenty. The Indians were every
where hostile.
here was much excitement at Santa
re, relative to the Convention to form q
State Government PLAIN Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08
SPLIT TICKETSI

The Star of last week gives due noice
that both the Democratic and Wing tickets
have been prinfetaI taI-sSts-lhat Office, with the
name of Mr. Skinner, the Free-Demo ocracy
candidate for Recorder inserted in them in
.steadsof the nominees Of the Democratic and
Wbig parties. How many other kinds of
spurious ard split tc' cts willsbe in cireula-
tim tc-morrew we know not. Let every
xefer LOOK WE'LL TO HIS TICKET!