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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE

GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE
Ravenna Furnishing Emporium.
FRESH ARRIVALS s. GREAT BARGAINS.
fT1HE undersigned are receiving and shall
l. continue to receive large supplies OF
everything in their line, consisting in part OF
Cass, Tay lor and Van Buren, Hats and Caps
of every style and quality, Cloaks, Over.
Sack and Frock Goats. Cashmere, Cloth anC
Sat,inet Pants, Satin, Cussimere, Cloth and
Common Vests, Fine and common Shirts,
Drawers and Wrappers, Neck and Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Mittens, Suspen-
ders, Carpet bags, Umbrellas. &c &c. All
of which are offered for cash at lower prices
than have ever been sold in Portage county.
Good Winter Pants for 81, and lined at that,
and other articles too low to mention. Don't
mistake the place If you want good bargains
at No. 6, East st. TYLER & ELY.
Ravenna, Sept. 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10

TE1llE subscriber hereby gives not'ce 70
,cs public that he has purchased 'a,e
!" .l to Manufacture and Sell these inVal>
liable Instrument in the County OF Portage.
This instrument, as its name suggests, s
designed as remedy for various comp P'aln's,
dependent on weak akened and relaxed state
of the Spinal and Abdominal mus cles. The
vast number of cases of disease, depending
primarily on such weakness, is we'll known
to the medical profession, to which an in
strument that would correct these evils in
satisfactory manner, and yet be free from
other disadvantages, has long been desld-
eratum.a
In the construction of this Instrument, the
fact that almost every case Of uterine or alb
domnal weakness Is more or less compilca-
ted with a disease or deblitated condition OF
the spinal column and its muscles, induced
the combination of the shoulderbrace with
the spinal and abdominal supports, thus ad-
mrably adapting the instrument to those
cases of spinal weakness, incipient cu:va-
ture and distortion, whether brought on by
sedentary occupations, inducing continued
STOPPING position: or by general debility.
uPhysicians will be supplied at the Pat
tent es prices. individuals may apply al my
office in Ravehna, or at the Drug Store of
DR.. Isaac Swift.
WILLIAM CAME.
Ravenna, Sept. 90, 1S48. 5m172.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10
CYRUS PRENTISS,
Sheriff's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
10y virtue of writ of 41h Plu. Vendi. Ex.
ID to me directed and delivered from the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage county,
Ohio, l shall expose to sale at public vendue
at the Court House in the town of Ravenna,
on
Monday the 18th day Of January, 1s49,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day the following de-
scribed lands and ,enements to wit:
ssSituate in the township of Franklin, C oun-
ty of Portage and State of Ohio, and is
bounded as follows, that is to say, beginning
on the North bank of the Guy ahoga river on
the West lire of lots number fifty seven and
seventy, thence North 9 degrees vest 90
chains, thence East Q degrees, North nine
CHAINS and thirty four links, thence south Q
degrees East twenty five chains and fifty
links TO the said River, thence westwardly
along the bank af the River to the place of
beginning, containing twenty five acres of
land"
Taken in Execution as the property of
Benjamin F. Hopkins at the suit of Henry
Whetmore & ais.
Appraised at S25O,00.
JOHN GILL1S, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Portage Coz
December 18th, 184a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10

STO YES! STO HES!!
X PRENTISS keeps general assortment
~. of Stoves, among them may be found
the following:
Woozsom's Air.tight Cooking.
Empire StoUe, do
Cobb's Improved E7evated Ouen.
Cobb's -Four Boiler Stores, a aaeao arts
Gle; Also, Cast and Sheet Iron Air. 1fgh
Boa Stoues, &c. &c.
September, Is. l84S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10
A B1oodless Victory.
EXTERNAL REMEDY Y,
CALLED
~ 1 NJ 4 AZ


STATIONS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
CALLED
HUNTS LlNlMENT.
rs sustaining notoricty unequal ed by any
Il similar remedy. IL requires no putting TO
give it a reputation it has been for some time,
silently and surely securing II, and now when
its beneficial effects have been experienced by
SO many, the expressions of gratitude are con.
tinually appearing, and tn 'se who have been
made whole, by its means, are sirous that the
afflicted should no longer remain ignorant of
its invalua BILE and infalIiblo efficacy.
Mr.. Geo. f.. Stanton, the Proprietor, is Gems
stantry receiving testimonials Of benefit received
from its use, and many of the cures it has eff.
fected almost exceed belief. In one case child
had been a cripple for eight years having
wrenched the spine when at the age of two
years by fall from char. Medical treat.
ment failed, but four bottles ofthe Liniment re-
stored him to strength, and he now joins with
his playmates in their youthful gambols, as ro.
bust as the heaIthiest Of them, and unly small
hump on his back to remind him of his carly
suffcrings.
A case of PARALYSIS, completely cured, ,and
che patient restored to perfect health and
strength by the use of that truly great Remedy
HUNTS LINIMENT.
BETHLEHEMTowNsIIlP,H Hunterdon CO. NJ.
August %, l046.
George E. Stanton, Esq-SIR: Having beel
restored to perfect health from ParaytIe At
tack, by the use of your Hunts Liniment, fee
it duty incumbent upon me to inform you o
this fact. was attacked with the Eryspelas
and took n very severe Geld and confined to my
bed for three weeks, perfectly helpless, l was
not able to move my limbs the slightest, not
even my finger. The phys clan gave up as
a hopeless case, and one for which they cou'd
do nothing, AS last resort my friends pro
cured your Liniment, and the first application
restored animation at once and by the use o
!, three bottles, l am enjoying my health ant
strength. Ibelieve that Hunts Liniment save,
my life and am very desrous that every on'
should know he value ofthis wonderful Med
cine. My whole neghborhood will attest tn,
truth Of the statement. Yours respectfully
ELIZABETH MiLLIGAN.
Remember this LIniment is sold at the extra
ordinary low price of 25 cents bottle. VIII,
would hesitate when certain relief is to be hat
for so small sunni
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Mer
chant throughout the country.
, GEORGE STANTON, Proprietor.
Sing Sing. Westchertcr Co N. Y.
IFAgents in Portage Co:-Edward Par
sons, Brimfield; Charles II. Kent, Franklin
A.V. Horr, Shalersville; Harmons & Ct
Aurora; J. w. Foster, Mantua; Calvin
White, Mantua; VIM. NJ Richardson, Gar
rettsvile; N. B. Dodge, Randolph; Alden
Brush, Atwater. Allen Williamson, Dterfielt
and ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna, 4mi65.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10

Post Office Scene.-@Haye you got a
letter for my boss?"
eWho's your boss :"
@The one that works for.'
What his name you IDIOT"
@Robert Brown, sure"
@It aint for him l wants it. Its letter
for myself; but ask for him bekase his
name is better known than mine"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10
NEW GROCERY.

YHHE unf ersigned would respectfully in
Il form all those who are dtsirous # pur-
chusing new and cheap Gioeeries that he
has recently fitted up new stand u few doors
west of the Post Cffice where he inten,s I"
keep constantly on hard nnd for sac ali
articles usually kept IN Grocery stores;
consisting in part OF the following Eamed
articles:
Tea,
Coffee,
Sugar, Rice,
Molasses, Pepper,
Spices, Mustard, Con-
dictionaries, Ginger, Rais-
ms, Chocolate, Mats, Saleratus,
Cocoa, Candies, Cinnamon,
Flour, Pork, Hams,
Butter, Cheese,
Pies, Cakes, -
/ Crackers,
&c. &c.
All the above articles have heen purchased
Mt the lowest prices, and are offered at
xerv small advance from cost. We dislike
to boast OF the cheapness of our Groceries,
Int would invi,e ell to give us call.
" " JAMES y. MASON.
Rsvenua June 7th. 1913. -----
.S.EVE. HIT STOR E!
Hats! Hats:
rE,HE subscriber would inform his friends
IL and The public that he has returned anu
started the Hating Business, " here may be
found, Silk. Beaver, Castor. Brush. Cassl>
Also, At.e aSx -. -aTtIrs anus
and quality. AnyVf The above articles made
to or!er, on short notice and sold at very
low prices at my shep on Main street, four
doors eas, of the Post-office, Ravenna.s OHIO.
II. C. TlCKNER.
On. B-The fall styles just received.
1913. RHODES 4 GREEN, lS4S.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FORW A RD ERS,
AND AGENTS OF
CLINTON LINE, ON ERIE CANAL
and Oswego Canal Line Of Lake Boat S
cuAs L. RHODES, CLEVELAND, o.
wM. GREEN.
Agents of Clinton Line.
0 P. ScoviIl, lis Broad ST., New York,
W. Monteath e. Co. albany,
Hazard Montea th & Sherman, Buffa o.
Agents Of Os10ego Canal Line.
Joseph Gilbert, II Cenlies Slip, N. Y.
Bennett g. Adams. Syr.cuse,
Truman Wiman, Oswego. 147lf.
Cash fO7. BsscE TETseOH
vE,HE subscribers will pay Cash for few
Il hundred bushels of Buck Wheat if de-
livered soon.
KENT L. HUGGINS.
Franklin Mills, Oct> es, Is4s.
~A Thoueaul of GSSt rate Brick for sale
az by H. B. RICHARDSON l. co.
Rootstown, Sept. 90.
rF1EAS. S.-The best SOC Tea in The coun-
Il ty can be found q,
Oct. 10th. DAYS.
N, B. 10 ID of Tea on That.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10

March Of improvement. = The ancient
expression aclear the kitchen, young folks
old olks." is now rendered as follows:
@Eyacuate the premises used for culinary
purposes, pratting youth and hoary headed
age"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10

IALICOES g. GINGIIAMS.-We have a
" large assortment of both-Gingham
from l shilling to Q shillings pr. yard
Calicoes, fast colors, good fabric and cheap,
And will arbitrate dress pattern, that we
have got the best quality at ST cents per yd :.
oct : 25. s. A. GlLLETT Il Co.
~ ARPETS-IO ps. CARPETS, just receiv-
~ ed and selling from 20cts. to 87a cts.
October 3Oth. at GILLETT"S.
~ W. SEYMOUR is now opening a
Il splendid assortment of Ladies' Dress
Goods such as Lawns, Ginghams, Grenadeon
Drab DeLane, Paris Lustre &c. which will
be sold cheap.
May o..
COLE ELEATHER.-Just received for the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-10

Il chews tobacco in any giren quantity"
as the loafer said when he begged a piece
from a gentleman.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

/ ..x,rtoNs IS CALIrORNfA.-An officer OF the
/ ~ ,-r,es 10 st Louis from Los Angeles, Csiornis
/ rE,ss number of regulars In the service IN IN,
| :" |. NOT more than seventyhve. The remanSe'
SAP. rce have deserted srd gone the mines CRY
&Iih them their horses. He says that by Tp,Ins
- vii no, be twenty regular soldiers IN the souu
IN ne Acaldes have resigned their ohees and so"o ~
he Pseer ,,..;o =. a., =.
r,,y IN A RAGE.-The borough Of Bne Is IN q
:, nas,ion with al the rest OF the star o isHnsJ
80 and more particularly PbiisdePnla ana rus
,-sb for causing the repeal Of the new OK ahu
80 Railroad bill They have pe'i''onea 70 pc sn
,xed 10 Newiork have passed rosolsuou'' ~ pu,no
s.ines assembled pledgng themselves 10 discrecit
nar =. their influence extends. Pittsburgh and Ale
sssHy scrip ''"'.O
RyAsoSApLE ExcusE--The theater goers in
xorlcans having expressed much dissatisfaction al
=, non appearance Of Mr. Booth Ia luchard ms pny'
c.u in Justice TO Mr.. B.. informs the pa5lic that be
"a. prevented from appearing by sn attack OF cholera
Icy.-30O 900 tons Of ice have been cut in Mas
,,suetis the presen, year. for home consumption and
sxPoIiaiion
r5- There was a great excitement in the First
p..t-ci Court OF New Orleans on toe l2th, owing 70
Igdse MctIenrys sending the Clerk, Rousseau Es4
!, prison Tor contempt Ia refusing 20 denver uP s0'
rdDey Ia bis hands upon the order Of the Judge.
" Col Henry Francis Marshall Moody LIP.
ID Of the vicinity OF Holly yriDes, was found dead
as morning bctaccn too h0s'. lie vas dissipated
aan and had imodet Al over quantity oi the areent
~ The examination before Justice Went
x'r,h AZ Rochester. Of William kill0p, charge
,-sserred by Ann GOldsrnlih, resulted N his uium-
ban, acqo.ttsi after prouac,cd investigation.
rg,- The SDr,Rgfed Republican mentions an
sisDefnent from New Haven ca The gentleman -
.sd 70 be srtisi. and toe lady one OF The nYP' ~
tbou.snd handsome, accomplished aud rofnH""''
Hg- a stage with ni1c passengers was upsc'
near Albany on Wednesday, and one Of the p@eseA
sdy. was seriously injured seVef1 "'"''' 0'0
slightly injured
rz- The rake factory Of q. Dayton q sons ia
gsnsford was destroyed by FIRE win All rs contents
Ss he i7th inst Loss g 900 no insurance
W Wv Springfield Rep.
~ Walter Maythe, brother OF smith Maythe,
q notorious bully al Cincinnati. was shot dead IA
,eefir on the 10Th. by sman whom ne had attacked
T7y- Gen. SHIELDS was present at the rccep-
,on ~ Gen TAYLOR At Frankfort Ky. Severe Illness
prevented the presence Of Gen. william q Butler
~ Fifty one dogs were officially reported as
.iied on Wednesday forenoon, 10 Boston.
~ The Exchange in WnIiamsPor Pa was
destroycd by ire on Friday last
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
ID I l. d.

osTseBs, February 90 HENRY Of Gen, Hsn lloyd Jones
rth be
~ relatives Of the family repeatedly invited 10
seai funeral Friday. jd inst al ne residence OF ms -
Al sogih D, sisf Bay Long Island
Thnrsfsy srerno1n fstruay a. o nhann oh on ne lungs
THOMAS ony ctd Of Thomas and Cathafae fher aged year
smorits and % dsy-
n rends Of tho family respectfully v TED % A.
,,s the funeral Saturday the 2ih inst a. CLOCK
RON III re-fence his iaier No % West Ihdeenih a.
On Wesnsstsy. Fsb. a. Of consumption, THOMAS r. BRADY
Of AndreN and julia Brady
H. Acquaintance respectfully invited 20 attend hs
ha.r. be fathers resdence No 81 Grand H. onfiJ afternoon
sil otlocs
Abaay rspers p.eee copy -,
Oa Wedn-sday afternoon FEB "a after lingering illness, Mr.
NARGARET LOOMS wic Of Elijah b. Looms, is The oi year
of hsraCe
Ts and trends Of the family respectfully invited u At
funeral Friday Afternoon, 2d nst al oceck from nef
No ~ secouds Her remains will be taken 20 Green
vootcc cemetery for iaterfnent - ...,,. n.
ssdds, y. at hs ,-.iteuce Rensseasrvie Y AbAhAn
60 down nii 81
cfb 1eunes be has left the church Of whh he was Tor may
,.a. member 10 tsqn is loss aud DIS numerous rla
Stes iaul-nf his sudden f-ps~ur-
Az Bata,i. l. F-b Is CATHAKiNE HARRIET only % us OF
Or c u aad OctavaJ GIsWOLD, ag~t year and u ds
A. savannah. the 2sth of his sse Joshfh n
LORD Junr firm OF McBnde Lord aud sou o Jo@ph
y Lord ,-.--. a.. 80.
Hs remains Will BE- brought 20 this City "a The steamer Nn'A-7
.heo police will be gwen Of the funeral
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
ANnKIAND KOTTh FOR CALIFOkNIA -Ihe
CAIIFORNIA mINRRs' DEPOT, $40 Broad

l-nnisou's pai-n,l submerged Whirling-Psn pro
,,rc,s bv Professors Reu~ick and Torrey aud Dr. }
Chiffon IS superior 10 principle 10 any eonfiYsnee no"
used for 10 washing. ~
The arge Peii Rocker worked Win Rotary roree-rum
for companies
The Corrugated Rocker and Test Psns ~
Huhhards Roiafy Force-Pump' approved OF tho 80
%, Csbfrnis hv Do different mining companies tna have
n his port used board of nsny psctris snf sles-Is
AID siely adopted ffeshwEier pump on board ol
blD. which il In conveniently about = fec. Anc VII
ben ve.y easily force the by hand 10 a. es
vsuOn OF more than leo feet
rvriird
All Of the shove are manufactured by he sahscoer snd
furnished A. msruiEciurefs prc-s Companies sre n7l
o.t by WALTER NJ. GIBSON,
Ofce q The Diaphragm Filter,
or sis $40 RrUadgsy corner OF Leor srd-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
BOOK TRADE.
TACrTus,s HISTORIES. BY TYLER

: = y , . z n
n APPLETON & co Tu5i.s ihi. day. tie Histories CT
~. Cslt Core i1s 7 Tsrls. VIII Noiss fir Colleges -
BY y T. er Pruf II h- 8r--s s1c Lsu isrfus.-s n
Amherst Co -ge On- u-l-. l-u1. Srics g -
TIE iar, u ms edic1 a. css Tor 1e psri Or-s
Llrc1. 1885, wt-h. being based rev lnc csi fahfs
r-c-rsi0r e me H-dicel- 81 by ~ f-r1 Bate
llsly De- Uark-s era On t1e ti " u
ite text u scI-ls l1fes w be flrc c1ntsfr ro
cay t1a grsmusIrs auf lteNis@ a. re g-ograp-irl
sfchF00gcs sr1 h.ri--i rstrs ns trtf are aecsss.v
" render re suf0r irirllgi5- TIE e--cr has
eno-avoftd 70 avoid he il-lf which L'r- bs-71 ssYs IS
over usual 10 ar-o.a0rs ard cusr,zT-s w rl.rcd
~ OoscIre places ard dscClrs- uron -s plain ID hss
h-n rs slg - chief ain o -srry students
ley jord le cry cerss u ErsnfT -r1 -xcozrs7hy sui
introduce them irtY familiar scquaiusrce snc Lively
sympathy VIII ~ IS tines sn1 With hsf great
empire. u w-ose E---r cy sr- dec M D. - beginnings
he has r-qGca-d 90 prof1urf ard Instructive rs
tory The lcttTes have bern rrc7l-@i VIII much s1of
s9t care, znd % s 5es7ei VII sd 70 -ray 20 5e vsce
% il- TurE
d A. 4 Co s'so ru5isl The Gerna-is s1i Agr-0is q
asigE Cof1e.lls I-cus. VIII hotes' ior colleges B.
" 5 Ty.@r one vo'uue -ro -. c-ls Thi,Eor. :
introduced 1io r10s u the Toe S.si-s = 1s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
IrcrT1Rrs ON PHYsIoGHoMY.

DRJW REDFIELO will give a Course of 10 Lee
~ mrss on The scsucs Of Phys 3slomy a. ine Lecture
Room of Hops Chspe 7!8 Bfosd~ay, ogposis lne N-~-
York Hotel ln ileso Lectures Or X WI no1 ory so"
the O. - tsc lralh src praccaby u Physosnomy Ds
xi1 make bis bearers Practical Physl'gnomiss
SUBJECTS or LECTURES.
l.. Lecture Tuesday March b-Slsns ~ me cJmpaHite
irtelH seUce " men erd snmair
"a Lecture Thursday, March 5-sgns ~ strphs ehrt
gerc character. and q character ~-sk " lLe i-hL
3i Lecture saturday Msrcn l0-,gns % Al steci.oh1e
and viruOus character snd Of nrarursa and ou-
sth Lecture Tuesday March l5-sg1s oi 'eh,n 'oil.s
and m.ery ch.racge aat " cl lafecief generous 'hl
phil ian lfoqic . .- a.. ., . 4..,,..,,. 49,
.oes rbsrscie ard of character cnf ara ,1spe Gus
Lecture saturday, March II kns ~ peti apt u-
sD5ropc aud-r disposition AMI Tone clan1-De ani
Ts lee are. Tussisy. March 20sgps Of az acuye 10.
du.ou. sober character and Of one ls1y reckless ana
sts Lecture THURSDAY. March z2sgn' u an aggressive
sars- character and u character peaceful mhd Aho
amab-. -.--.-...
s.s Lecture Saturday, Mach -f-sigrs u eharseie
moral AID religious. slf " clsnoles and hyfocn-cs-
=. - ..- . Z ..... mt
iert and common ser Sc, SD tre Teyerse
Lecture. vii r0nmence zt7t o'clock Ticsei4 iofa ady
40 Gentleman q fJr The COurs- = csnia 'nk L~cil
10 he lad he door ard a. ls 0ooEs1ofes l Sf'.1-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
sA1rs nr nFAI FsrAIE

Bv ! Bsecte-sare and t corner OF MERCER and Houston
IL ot l5s5 story house and ot f5 Mscerst 11
U house side ninth ~, 3lf's, 5000
DO norh veltysnh l4HF4. t4-loi fee story h.ure
c5sluo. hh0 houses and lots q Mott
t. 5000 house and ot 20 kshth 81 Clinton 'cr
251esi. $1,000 49,, .
hD house ot adjoining haof s3"' hou@ and t on
Mo slHto 0i house and loi l7l Mott 81 @a
$500 ,,.- . ..--.
Wu~,suGoai lot Loremer and Conseyea sts s5t7
sLi house and W corner NoL Iolnn Ihrd ~ .it t-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
rIIr KNIoxrRRooKrR MAGAZINE.

TERMS s. PER ANNLh IN ADNANCEs -
AIR JOHN ALLEN has rcccrty sod his rnifr lntriesi
wi iu the KuckerbocErr Magazine, and NE SUBSCRIBER
having appointed agent )r The pfopur9f- desires u
call he public attention % h-if Old iayO'ir nss
ssry 10 enlarge upon s aims 10 general favor bu1 may
be vel say hat arang have been Hsar no' ohy
m continue bu greatly he interest aud aIrscon
Of Tho Magazine ,-.t
Great faGuocneah % subscribs Jor pe hHcN@ooee"-
-Four Yeas f1r Tee Dollars
Ths volumes of The knickeroockcr Tor loi ~ ~ anu
20 will be- given 10 a persons no VIII remit 10 unes
Piled fof S1O - .,,,.,., ,,c,up
EneIpusrg active sgenis are "a1lei in rFriy " -
Knckerbockrr To competent, acuFe pefsonr elln se'
factory references e most liberal terms VII n- slo ed
Apply. paid, ID oAfiD IL ~ ss..,
lyf lr- N.Y. llt Massdt-7t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Mnrnst. .c.ssruLLr RlrOR1ED rOa tvs TsIsuss

.sHrsAr in better demand and 300 Pots .od Today
y,,dy At ~ fe., are no%ssy ,, n. 70 urD in nvo,ofe
seller The bales mai 900 bales for yesterday and
and FforE ie a AH6 sF,Tl SFSIrb, , as demand
previous prices 5o0b 7h oL common @ ani aI osn9 ne &
i o1 HI. Al these feures There also sse- o 70 $50
. AZ, Al sl of common aud 50a5 50 or fsyoie Rsh
uoud ca, sbao 3D. Meal t small 'sss s =, l9f jersey
Whea, to be wanted or milling aud for Gene
@ % oaer.d io Prime lam i.,, comes Ss ~ IN .o~y and eel.
Al 0salis,s There movement 10 Corn although the su
% are tl small The reach 1900 % 9oop bush 8, -
, , Ne IN for yellow Southern. fsa5l or New Orleans he
prner damaged and including bNn bu'h NuIe - 49,. ~ e
Nor.len yell " j. hei At % S. Ins's % Is , g. a, s5 " % M
nominal At ~ Oats todi2 Tor Northern ana du" 81" 30 "
wisKYEI. ssGss Ohio and Prison. with sales $50 so
rSe market Tor Po heavy With .alr.
- ~ md IN ii" Pfnee aud Mess 200 bbs Prime
sa CIV Cut Pork very dull The demand for Beef '
moderate vah spo ths Al prev ous rates Ief'-s a-
, on % sccoar, lard = dull a6l. bbs SAIL. 800 b.
n rcses Meats are quiet Aoou' ~ Ias, Is ' ~ ~ d u. 49,
-. ani ooo 70 sour ON private terms In h'''s anu ' ~
Sales 4ooo n yellow at gia.lkeis cash
IEATHEs-A OF s,o 70 has been maie eui The l,e va
1eai We n, a-. $50 hhd. NeN oeaa. g.
49, cts, ma1e, rihsr % is,o, OF tss % ,ST IT, - , 5i
re e. Lssaa,a Coaee at ec Al auction I'd" bags damaged
ko ,qa At - IS mi. Crude Whale was nsds s pea al "a
20, S-.,I q. b. Enelh iuseed het a. Ht'hH no. Amer
,r at soso L.Id od 'a7o AID % '' . 1'ls' 51 @ time Tie
IRON fsnh-r sale. re 60 o'. 81 - sssa ana 80 " '' 'N
uaflet b. quite hrm. Bar. are het above So
lUppFll-~s|es tln M Od AZ ln'r tis' tA'N
NAVAL STOKFS-Some enui hts teen mace u-' '7 fa
- ii r,, tr,nsp.r- sale. 100 bbls Spri- az b Is
klcr-I. l.. rather frn toe sold " v - y 90,
linz continue. aud cargo would p'oo~'e ''t
93 ., ..--... a., D., ,..t
FEl'iT sales ksisus AZ wal 81 -" nu7n'' D
snts,rn Pea Nuis sl6l o6 and co" JsuA "iNnse' " f
IT, t..-. ..l. ., l.V Of tf
s,c.sfsrs I'D M@ssrs Durand L,ng-fon Inc ',~,- f
s.re obiaines 100 or cks Harms sons Fur juice -,
1to -se. a CO. 10o llf dn. tic ltl 90 ~ ei.i
.ys- .O qr cs.ss spanish REQ N'ne' - Aon,o1 N [ ~
81, Mbt~ Ws- branded Coli, ex Junats' 81 W. (,
sfC,r "a , Maeuausen pc, ppes o. ~ y hs'sia
&c. "a HARRISON 80 DO vN EdNna ', nu - - p -
H., g,sp4, =. Richards, "a, &c., 81 90 -
.slrr ,s.k. do to. k1a - 3hies 81 do.rh .
n. a. 80 g., N.r, Fr.nces, do Do "a 4 frfAh'
4o s1 8o Eac br,nty. es fcts's, - POI, t -'
t, r.r Ai.sie a. go lth plooi dars yer N''r' D
n,e so do per Prescott. 81 90 dafk. - y o'. p'e
a, D irt. So 1f pipes do do co., or ehi lfs f
- t A H.. heI@ Uutrd Prupuet0rs, per AeAAnarfl l' "
No.. d, 81 So. SO bb pale g. do fih proof pei nps' q.
ttfs.rk 80 lsh 20 % pale 90, lh 10 asfs %" I, ,n
% - so prr o. l,h dars 80, 80 or 's,A' '-l.
sts hupuy 60 per Prescott o' 10 hi 90, ~ a T
a w.,t-l a % CT CAS- ta DO 10 b A lP-, o., 80 N
= t.., 4 60 b. 50 b5is Roehelr p-fsna 90, ID
| u c. pipes DO 80 -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
WILL ~ PUBLISHED sATusnsy.
GODEY1S LADYIS look.

WILL ~ PUBLISHED sATrsu,Y
GoDEy'S LADYS bOoK,
I,OR MARCH-TWO MEZZOTlNTO PLATEs-Wll
exceed any other msgszne II the month for The variety,
beauty and number Of lts -ngravlngs
The Lott Dove-rez rot IT, by 3. Walters.
Dusung Gu yid-neZx ltlnt BY W-ma,ey.
- 2 Br~fEa-liI- engraving b. Morton.
A b-auiifal coOred Fashion Plaie. by Pesse
Patterns flr Caps. CufT. Ch-niieltes, by Ffost
The Vilsge Horse Block. by Croome.
81 Mans Church, Phiia1elphia by hinchey.
Orgl lnsl Musc-s Waltz
Hesih and B-auiy, with eugravings kquesrsnism ioi
the Fair Sex with do; Illustration of french Fashions win
DO Fashions Tor Head Dresses, with do CIoiche orb
do; Cottage Furniture with do; Corner FOR Pocket Hand
kerchiefs - -,
some OF the articles by Mis-. Leslie mrs Hale Grace
Greenwood Nrs G. Neal. n. 7. Tuckerman, h w Her
bert X Coe Jr Miss A. I Wilbur, Rev. Aouzo Potef,
DD Oliver Wendell Holmes, Miss NJ II Rand, w. GU
more slmms. T s. Arthur David Bates, Julian Crsmer,
etc. etc. ,-
Godsy p. Lasy's BOOK = Vho'. az. union N f'et
This No s f-red % the public FOR Is cis For sale by
N LONG 4 BRO ~ Ann-st
sTRlNGER TOWNSEND ~ Broadway
BERFORD co Asor House
2gN DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune buid'ug'