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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

chicago. Jure, a, 1878.
DR. " Sioan--Dear SIR. For the last 30
years l have had occasion to use many horses.
and have used the great variety rf Lniments and
Ointments in use but have never found anything
equal to your ointment for injuries on horses
Within the last two months | have applied your.
Ointment to some so horses, for various injus
ries. and in every instance it has proved suv-
ereign remedy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
Ready Made cIOIt,i,,g

Es GaOy FHade cIOl hing.
"A GOOD assortment of Ready Made
IA Clothing, for Spring and Summer ca
consisting IN part of superior Tweede, Blk.
drap Etc, Queen city, Lawn Lustres. Brown
Linen and Linen drill, Sack and frock coats
and coaiees, plaid and striped cottonade,
Brown Linen and Linen drill pants. FaLcy
Summer, Blk. S,ttin, FIg'd Alpacha and su-
per English fg'L silk Vests, just 'ecelveG
and for sale cheap by G. PRENTISS.
Ravenna. Nav Is, l349.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
w A NTED.

NOOL, BUTTER. TALLOW, BEES
w WAX Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oais, Flax
seed, Beans and Cash, in exchange for
goods. F.W SEYMOUR.
May 60 h. 1919.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

DLACK SILK.-By Erpress:-J re-
ID ceived one ps. superior Blk. Gro. DE
Rhine Silk, "a inches wide, beasttul arlI>
Gle at DAYS.
April 81, lS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
Iron, Nails and Glass.

Iron, Nails and Glass.
TUST received and for sale at low rates
e se Tons of assorted Iron,
100 Kegs do Nails.
40 Boxes McCully's Window Glass,
90 do Common do do
s5Kegs white Lead ground in Oil,
Bales Superior Batting.
S. A. & R. A, GILLETT.
April l7ih, ls4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

niso tne oseouies VI ltueIolloWlng Ouar-
dians:
Austin Wilson. Guard n. To- the Heirs of
Luther Wilson, decd. Settlement.
Moses Bundy, Jr. Guard'n. 10 George w.
Ilinckley, Settlement.
Peter Lazarus & al. Guardians to John Tay.
lor and others, Settlement.
Allen Williamson, Guardian to the Heirs Of
Joseph Smith, decd. Settlement.
John Haven, Guardian to the Heirs of Sam
ue Goodel. decd. Settlement.
Joseph G. Brainerd, Guardian to James NJ.
Hine, Settlement.
Abel B. Dustin, Guardian to the Heirs of
John Strong, decd. Set ttlement.
William Price, Guardian to MARTA f, Un>
derwood, settlement.
Attest, HORACE Y, BEEBE, Clerk.
Rayenna, Muy %, lS49. Sw2O8.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

II 1NEN EDGINGS-A large assortment
- of Pure Linen Edgings from Sc. TO GO
cts. FER yard the cheapest ever offered in this
market at ROWELL g. Co.'S.
=. S.-"Alabama woor' Edging not re-
ceived. une 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
DAGUERREAN ARTIST.
Rooms in the Office of WilleS & Caine,

SEYMOUR'S BUILDING.
TfIE subscriber having just returned from
i the city with large and entirely new
apparatus would respectfully invite the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Ravenna and vicinity
to call at his rooms and examine his speci-
mems. He will put up Miniatures IN Locks
cts, Breast Pins, Bracelets or Cases to suit
persons calling at his rooms. By the aid of
new chemicals which are not liable to be in
jured by the weather he flatters himself that
he can give as good satisfaction as any oper-
ator this side of the city. He always holds
himself in readiness 10 leave his rooms for
the purpose of taking likenesses of persons
who are unable to visit his rooms, also of
persons deceased.
Instructions given in The art with theta
test improvements on reasonable terms.-
Apparatus furnished if desired to persons
commencing the business.
AMOS WlLLES.
Ravenna June 5, lS49
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

ID UNNETS.-1 Box just received anu iul
~ sale BY c. PREN1ISS.
May 8.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

G HAWLS.-Just received good assert
y mens of Brocha, Damask Grape, Fig.
& Plain Silk, Plain g. Embr'd. Thlbet, Print
ed Cashmeres, Embr'd. Black & Mode De
Lane--Blk. Brown e. Mode Stradil!a Plaid
and Striped Barage and Net Shawls at
May ID, 1849. GILLETT'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

GUNNER SIIAWLS-A large assortment
~ Of summer shawls of every variety Cor
sale ioao at the Ready Pay Store of
Jnne5 kOWELL s. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
Chicago. lure. %, lS4s

UT From the Hon Ii VS.. Brooks, Agent
of the Illinois and Michigan Canal Packet Boat
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
Great Bargains
AT ROW ELL & CO.'S,

"ESasa
AT ROWELL & CO.'S,
Cash and Ready Pay Store.
VA HERE they are receiving an entire
w .Nem Stock of Goods and will sell them
at unheard of low prices. Please call and
examine and you will find it verity true.
EEROAD CLOTHS & CASSIMERES.-
Z Those in want of new coats or pants are
hereby informed that they ean obtain cloths,
cassimeres or satInets of any grade and color
at ROWELL g. Co.'S Cheap Ready Pay
Store at less prices than at any other Store
town or county. Come and see.
nONNtTS. &c.-Bonnets, Ribbons. Ar
Z , tihcials, ParasoIs and Umbrellas, Pana-
MI Leghorn, China Pearl and Palm Leaf
Hats, Glazed and cloth Caps,-a great varies
ty of all the above at astonishingly low
prices at the Cheap Ready Pay Store of
ROWEl.L g. Co.
DREss G0ODs.-We would particularly
~ invite the Ladies to call and examine
our assortment of Dress Goods which con-
sst of almost every variety of new and fash.
ionable Styles. Plain and plaid Linen Lus>
tres, Linen Bariges, beautiful as Silk
Cling ham, Lawns, French and Scotch Ging>
hams-Plain, Fig d. and Satin Striped NJ
de LANES, &c. &c, all of which will be sold
Ready Pay Store of ROWELL q. Co.
Chancery Notice.
I'm pursuance OF the Statute regulating
Il The publishing Of notice where any or
all OF the defendants to Bill in Chancery
reside out of the State: William D. Crane.
Horace o. Crane, Shooal P. Short. Ianes
Short, Mahala A. Short and yards ofT
are hereby notified that on+sback Dart of
May, A. d. lS49, John Mc1s,ho,o ~ tho
man McClintoLk, Joshua t:no ,rLa
Dexter McClintock, LouisaSss' ne.e
tIepsibah McCintock, James MrsssA ana II
W ,lIam McCintoek, Thurzy IayloaaalAAessAsaa
Philorzo Tayl lor, the lawful Heirs and Rep
resentalives, of James MeClintcck, late of
the county Of Geauga, deceas d, filed in the
office of the Clerk of the court of common
pleas within and for the county of Portage,
and State of Ohio, a certain Bill, or Petition
in C1ancery, tie substance and prayer of
which was, that the said court by their de-
cree compel the said William o. Crane and
Horace o. Crane to pay to the safd petitions
ers the amount Of q certain note given by
bearing dale the 18th day of Oct ober, A. D.
1889, for three hundred and fifty dollars with
use; which said note was afterwards assign
ed by the said Hopkins to the SAID James
M.Cntock, deceased. And the said De-
PENDANTS are hereby further notified, that un
less they appear and plead. answer or demnr
to the said Bill within sixty days after the
next term of said court, the sud Petitioners
will at the next term thereafter apply to the
said court, to take the matters set forth in
said Bill as confessed, and to decree thereon
accordingly.
JACKSON Il McCLINTOCK,
Solicitors tor Compliments.
May lG, 1a49. 6WsO6.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

MAILS g. GLASS-Just received and for
" sale at lowest prices
25 Kegs Eastern Nails, assorted sizes.
% do Ca>alo do do d.
s5 Boxes Cfoton Glass, superior ar
.ic!e. ROWELL d. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
N0tice!

The convention of Philosophers which was
holden in Franklin on the 10th and 18th ult !,
was adjourned to 10 and o'clock, on Sunday
the 18th of June: he meeting will be at the
sFTssklia Erehangr," or near the village in a
grove.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

nONNETS.-Wear are receiving direct from
ID New York large assortment of the
latest and most fashionable styles-of Misses
and Ladies Bonnets consisting of Florence
Braid, Pearl, Blrdseye, Straw, Gimp, White
Lace, French chip and Silk.
s. A. & R. A. GILLETT.
May ID, l849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

THREAD EDGING.-A large assortment
IL of Real Thread Edging-Also good
assortment of Machine Edging, an article
which is sold in this town for real Linen
Edging and warranted-but we offer it as
being finctufed with Alabama Wool.
GlLLETT'S.
Nav 21 lS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

I'D POUNDS Pure Dry Whiie
LAW Lead inst received and for
sale cheap by LEFFINGWELL & Go.
Mlv 90, lS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

NNHAT HUMBUG-Merchants are in the
L habit Of humbuging the people SO much
that we were almos inclined not to put into
the paper a no,ice-but custom and the
printers interest prompts US to notice fact
and that we have got
Q5 chests Of Ertra Tea at so cents.
60 Bbls Molasses, good, S14 cents
Is Boxes Tobacco, lea and we challenge
lhe yorld 10 produce better article at the
price.
% bales Sheeting from Il to &c.
10 1hds. Sugar at 81 the best in !Harket.
Please call and examine for yourselves
at GILLET T'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
"E'ass it along the Linc.:'

s'faass il along the LIEac.o
TNHAT GILLETTS are receiving OF the
Il Brick Store, in Rdrenna, some go tons
more of Goods, and IN addition to what
they have received heretofore, will make
one Of the largest and best selected stocks
of Goods ever offered to the People of Port
age county. Their aim has been TO buy noHe
but good Goods-aud in the sale ofthem no
misrepresentation will be made and rest as
sured of one thing-that they will be sold
below any other concern in the County-in
exchange for cash, wool, cheese, wheat. corn,
rye, oats, barly. beans, fax, flax seed, butter.
beesvax, rags, talow, &c. &c.
MrV 22, l849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
'FEATHERS. 8.

A FEW Sacks of live Geese Feathers OF
~ very superior quality for sale at the
Ravenna Furnishing Emporium. Those in
want will do well to call soon.
May, l849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

"OES "A superior article (trowel lem
IL per) for sale cheap by
MAY 8, l849. G.. PRENTISS.
GHAWLS s. SCARFS.-Thc largest as
- sortment, the greatest variety and the
cheapest lot cf Summer Shawls in town
may be found at PRENTISS's.
e May e2. 1S49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

ID DANAMA HATS d,z. Superior Pana-
IL ma Hats just received and selling rery
M,v9 9@. lo,U nv G PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06
Fence Boards Wanted.

Rayenna. Nav Is, 1919, 6w2uf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

DONNETS-A large assortment, consist
ID ing of Florence, English Pearl, English
Vandyke, Gimp, Gimp and Birds Eye and
Jenny Lind Bonnets just received and sell
ing low at PRENTISS'.
NV %. 1919.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

TROCkERY-Any quantity Of CrockeEy
" and the latest styles Just received and
for, sale by G. PRENTLSS
My %, 1919.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-06

GIIOES-Just opened, u splendid stock of
- Ladies and G lid ems shoes at
Nav ca. I34g. GILLETTS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23

The lecture of Mr. Goldthwaitc very properly
followed this and being 'practical,' OF course
appealed strongly TO the ruling passion The
utililarlan is The strongest argument for the ad.
vancement Of scllhos.
In the afternoon Thomas II. Palmer, of Pitts.
ford VI gave an address on Essentials Of Edu-
cation"
Prof T. d. Sanborn, of Dartmouth College,
addressed the Institute in the evening on the
subject Education, the condition Of National
Greatness"
In his lecture he assumed that education was
the true basis Of society. That as society is
more or less educated, So much is it advanced in
goodness, in greatness. lie referred TO the his
tory of nations, and showed that their position
was according to the standard Of education.
Thursday morning, Rev. Dr. Sears Of New
ton Mass. spoke on "1'hc uses OF Imagination
in schools and real life" He was very clear on
this subject, aud by many happy illustrations,
showed the power and direction OF that which
has been supposed to be the legitimate posses
sion Of the author of fiction anI romance. -
Scholars are directed by the ideal.
II. S. Howard of ThcliorG, on Eurncstness,"
illustrated that this was one Of the strong pow .
crs in the machine.
There were, at the close Of each lecture, dis
cussons on The subjects suggested by the lee
ture or proposed by the members These DIS
cussons were well aud ably sustained by many
o! our best practical teachers Mcssrs q cen
leaf of Bradford, Swan, Green, Field 81 Allen OF
Boston, BdlchelGer OF Lynn, Barnard Of Hartford
Conn, Bishop Of Providence, X. l., Snattuck Of
o, Welhercll, Henry, Greenleai, Chamberin OF
N. York, aud Eoton, Hall and Tufts Of Yer
mont.
Some Of the subjects Of discussion were corpo-
raj punt. hmont and institutes, aud on the latter
gubIprt The InQtlttitp under
to Mcssrs. Barnard and Bishop.
These who addressed the Institute also took a
warm interest in tue discussions and luyestiga
lions Of the topics.
The session was closed by a lecture from Rev.
c. Brooks Of Boston, on -" he duties OF Legis-
laules in relation to schools Resolutions were
adopted expressing the thanks Of the institute to
Their late President, Mr. Emerson, 10 the Society
for The use Of The church! to the choir Tor its as.
slslance, 10 tie people for their kindness ana
hUspilu ily, and Railroad aud ) eanboal Corpora
tious for their aid Also, lhlLkIng the Leclur-
ers tor their laburs and requesting copies ofthelr
addresses fol publication, aud to editors who
have kindly assisted IN giving the notices for the
meeting.
The President tor the ensuing year is Gideon
F. Thaycr, Of Boston; Recording Secretary
Charles Northend, of Boston.
ALPHA G. MAY, Montpelier,
LEANDER WErnEEELL, Syracuse, N. Y.
Z. a. LEACH, Andover Mass.
Com. for making om HE Report.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23
The American Institute of In
struCtiOn

Held is Annual Meeting in this village on
the 18th, 18th and 10Th OF August. This was
the first meeting held IN this Stale 1t was well
attended, and the exercises were such as to in
tercst al audience in the highest degree.
The exercises were discussions on topics
connected with teaching, tending not much
to draw out the plans of individuals TO make
NANTES: the different systems in the different
States, and by comparing and contrasting these
systems to expose The errors Of each, and slit
them out where practicable.
The Institute was opened by appropriate re-
marks by the Vice President, Gideon +. Thaycr
of Boston, who in abiding 10 the devotednrss
of Vermont to other objects, prayed for the same
earnesncss in the cNusc Of Education. MIR.
Howard Of Thetlord added TO these.
The Introductory Address was delivered by
Bishop Hopkins OF Burlington, on "The defect
of the principle of religious authority in modern
education" This lecture VAS in sole parts an
exposition Of the defects OF domestic govern
mentlhls being the fountain Of all obedience, and
if faulty it brought about nearly oil tic insub-
ordination of society. 1t was characterized by
great strength of truth and reasoning.
In the afternoon, Prof w. q. 4. Shcdd Of
Burlington University, addressed The Institute
on The relative position and influence OF Col
lcglatc Education IN complete system Of state
Education" In this lecture he took a view
which to very many would be an unpopular one,
but he maintained the position, showing the
need If the higher departments 10 finish aud pol
ish the work which the primary and higher
schools commence.
Pres Llbaree, of Mddlebury College, occu-
pied the evening, having for his theme, Tine
Education demanded by The peculiar character
OF our Civil Institutions"
Republicanism lives by intelligence, and falls
with lts decline. A distinction was taken be-
.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23

Washington Hens. The Allegheny, it is un-
derstoot, has been despatched to the Mosquito
Coast, in consequence of information having
been received that the Mosquito authorizes, i. e.
the British, were assuming beligerent attitude
towards our citizens, who had certain privileges
granted them by the Ncuraguan Governmcnt-
The American Government Is determined to put
an cud to Brush interference on that coast at
all hazards.
Calls, we perceive, are being made in differ
ent parts of the country upon the Government,
to recognize the Independence OF Hungary, and
thus encourage her in her glorious struggle for
liberty. We can assert, upon undoubted author
ily, that the Administration is not behind public
opinion on this question. The United States
will no, only be the first nation las 1t should be-
to recognize Hungarian independence, but also
to have "A minister III that country, who, by his
presence, will animate the Hungarans TO emu
late the glorious character Of our revolutionary
ancestors. 1t will no; answer to be more expll-
cit at present. Washington Cor. Bal. Sun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23
Reconsideration is the Thief Of


Delay Is dangorousneglect that cold aud cough few
weeks ana the hope vt recovery will be lost TO orcve
Let not any pocunaty consideration deter you from trying
to save You life ndheath, while there Is chance Con
sumption IL annually sweeping of thousands TO the tomb
no disease has balsd tho skill Of physicians like ply
scan perhaps, hatove done moc nr ths largo class of
suffering humanity, than d. Wisiur An "ounco OF ~
v"ntivo worth pound Of euro !" therefore, before your
lungs have become liberated and discussed that human
means cnn you from early grave try In season.
at onee,a medicine which has Of such infinite value
ihousanis-ohtan bottle of Dr. Wsta's Balsam Of Wild
Choy. take -gct another, if nccessary,
using until you have removed tho disease enttoy, which
II neglected. will terminate your life. BE not deceived by
qnacksi with hor limitations counefiosj buy but
the genuine and ignni
Mono genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by REnFlEl.D & GRANNIS, Montpelier 3. X.
kLAYION, Calais, andb by agents genetaIly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23
From the Republic.
John w. 3. Weller.

The prompt recall of Mr. Commissions Well.
Ter is highly honorable to the Adminstr alton {;
and we hope sincerely that they will act with G.
quail promptness in every other case ola abused
public trust.
The fifth article of the treaty of Gaudaloupe
provided that theGovernment Of Mexico ana the
United States should each appoint commissions
err and a SURVEYOR, who before The erpirdton Of n
gear from the date of exchange of the ratifca-
lions Of The treaty, should meet at at the port Of
San Diego and proceed TO run and mark the boun-
Diary in its whole course TO the mouth of the Rio
Bravo del Norte. The year was suffered 10 ex-
pire before Mr. Weller reached San Diego and
it was known that lie could not arrive there in
season when he was recalled.
Again, the law Of Congress appropriated but
$50 coo to deiray all the expenses Of The boun.
Diary commission. Before reaching his place OF
destination, Mr.. Weller made drafts on the Sec
rotary to an amount which we have not precise
ly ascertained. but on which there have bcen
paid 1913 1926 by acquisitions upon the treasury.
OF this amount S2l $40 30 were accompanied by
vouchers; and contrary to the regular mode OF
dong business AT the department drafts were paid
to the amount OF $iS,l15 GS without the pr1duc-
ton OF any vouchers. But when new drafts cam
pouring in to swell this untouched for balance,
and the Department saw that it they continued
to honor these drafts the whole fund would be
exhausted before The Commissioner nau reached
the scene Of his labOrs II was very properly de-
tersiled TO cut short the whole BIT sness By call
ing Mr.. Weller home.
This is all as it should he. The great laXity
that has hitherto prevailed in the public service
in regard TO onCy matters must be cOrrectcd-
We 90 not consider Is It a good plea IN bar to
these official abuses, to say that the offender has
"scrved IN Mexico This may be said of a
great many men of very small dcset. The hen
roost robbor, who ampooned Gen Taylor during
the Presidential campaign, and furnished ailida-
Wits that W ere very much relied upon by the Dem
ocratic party, had also "served IN Mexico"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23

The Tariff Question. Experience often is the
best and surest lost the utility and probability
of any measure. ! he experience Of our country
is that we have sufficient Tariff, the laborer
and mechanic fourlshes, and when the tariff is
low, trade becomes dull people are out of employ
ment, and the voice of suffering is heard. Dd
ring the tariff of12 every thing went on and up
iourshingy. Factories were erected, men, wo
men and children with comfortable homes and
happy faces, were 10 be seen every where-but
since the tariff 46 things have gone down
down, and now numbers of factories stand idle,
and thousands of operative are idle, and the lit
tie ones cry COR bread. We have always thought
both tariffs defective, but experience has proved
that Of A. the best. We must have the mini
NUNS and ubuve valuation 10 secure protection
to American labor and skill and the next Con-
gress will he recreanl in It's duty to the country II
II fails 10 DO right this subject. In our county,
some mills have been stopped, and most OF them
arc holding on hoping to have justice.- Deld'oare
Blue HENS Chicken.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23

o. we are requested to give notice that on
and after Monday the 20th l,o the price OF pas
sage through Lake ChAmpIaln, by the Boats be-
onsing to the Chainpam Transportation Com
pauy will be So There has been such falling
of Of business the prese ut season, that the pres
eat price Of pass ,gc does not pay expenses, and
the Company are reduced TO the alternative OF
laying up the Day Boats, or increasing the fare.
1t Is, however, believed that generous and
Discerning public will say OF once that So, for n
passage OF $50 miles, is moderate share Bar
hngt0n Free Press.
This fact clearly indicates large falling off
of travel and business in this part OF the country
yet the railroads are doing well as it Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23

Prevention Of Cholera. The Board of Con-
sulling Physicians OF the city Of Boston, having
ascertaned that many PERSONS have lost their
lives by cholera, in consequence Of eating un-
wholesome vegetables and green fruits, make
the following recommendations
|. That during the prevalence of the cholera,
people should abstain from cabbages, cucum-
bers, green CON, and all kinds of unripe and
decaycd iiuIt, aud uncookcd vegetables.
,. That they should abstain from eating TO
excess OF any kind Of food; also, tiom eating
food late in the evening, and from all other irreg-
charities.
3. That they should avoid taking cold drinks
freely, especially when heated, and should who'll
ly abstain from spirits. The safest drinks are
tea aud water, If used moderately.
4. The body should be washed all over with
soap and water, as often as possible.
5. Every thing unclean and offensive should
be removed from Inhabited apartments.
JonN c. WARRLN, NJ. ID. Cnalrman.