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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-31
BOOTS.

a FEW CASES of Mems & Boys Boots,
N just received and for sale bv
J.. s. LEFFlNGWEI L & Co.
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N or ICE.

45--
THE Directors 81 The Poor House of
j Portage County, will receive Proposals
for a Superintendent the ensuing year, until
the ninlh day of February next, his services
to commence on the first day Of irll next.
1t IS expected the Superintendent will furnish
one spaniof good horses, one farm wagon,
one buggy, and necessary harnesses for the
same. ID is also expected that he will fur
nish himhelf and his iomily with household
fnrnitureA that he will furnish all the help
necessary in the houss occupied by his fam>
lily.
P.S.-Those making application, that tie
Eirecsors are not &C Iuainted with, certifi>
cate Of moral character and capability will
be required.
WIN. NELSON. I Directors of tie
LYMAN HlNE. Poor House.
ShalersviIe, Jan. 8, 184Y. 5wls8.
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CUGARS & MOLASSES "A. good article
y received this day and for sale cheap at
june 5 SEYMOUR'S,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-31

Oyster Saloon.
THE subscriber having fitted up Saloon
Il in good style is prepared to furnish
Oysters at all times.
Families supplied by the Can or half Can.
Just received two Bbls. fresh Oysters in
the Shell. s. A. TAYLOR.
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rIIEAP PRINTS.-The best prints at Ct
~ and cents per yard in Ravenna may
be found at the store of G. PRENTISS.
Novemha Q9th.
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AdniinIstrator's Noticc.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
L y signed has BEEN duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator on the Estate of
Noses Pafshall late of the township of Ra>
VIENNA in the county of Portage, decd.
]. l.. RANNEY. y
Ravenna, Jan 16, 184s. swI89.
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Iason sanford's Estate.

Jason SanfOrd's Estates
NOTICE is hereby given that the euo,crl-
II Der has been appointed and qualified as
Executrix on the estate of Jason Sanford
late of Mantua. Portage County,o ". deceased
Dated at Mantua, this 9Th day o. January
A. o. 1s4s. HANNAH L. SANFORD,
...,oo*h Executrix.
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BE YE CLOTHED.

EUST received and for sale splendid
~ stock of Clothing. which will be sold low
for Cash and Ready Pug. Also, Broad
cloths, Cassmeres and .esings. Those
IN want of garments ready made or made to
order, will do well TO call on NJ lin street op-
posi,e The Post Office, where bargains are to
be had.
N. B. Cutting and Custom work done on
the shortest notice. ]. ALCORN.
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NN UFTS! MUFFS!!--The placet to buy the
ln cheapest Muff' in town is at r.,
Oct. SOIh. ia ~.
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NTOVELS-A good supply of the latest
IN publications, just received and for sale
at TAYLOR'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-31
Notice in Attachment.

Notice in Attac II ment.
A LII persons interested will take notice
N that Elizabeth Barker on the second
day of October, A. D. lS4s, sued out a writ
of Attachment from the Clerks Office of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Portage County,
IN the State of Ohio, against Albert Bar.
tholomew for the sum Of six hundred dol
lars damages. which writ has been served
and returned.
Attest HORACE Y BEEBE, Clerk.
Ravenna, Jan. s, f849. J,
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TIE GRAND PURGATIVE.
DIR. CLICKyNER'S

DIR. CLICKNER'S
Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pals.
NNHESE celebrated Pills have obtained an
Il enviable notorety in the United States
as curative for giddiness, dyspepsia, sour
stomach, heed-ache, fevers, piles, cos,ve
ness, coughs, heartburn. liver complaint
scurry, sore throar, inward weakness. pail
ptation Of the heart, indigestion. aud va
riety of other diseases to which flesh is
heir to, as medicine for the million. In
all seasons of the year, spring, summer, fall
and writer, and under all circumstances.
they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. AS Vermifuge and general med
icine for children, they are Mnr,palled. Be-
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them; they neither gripe nor
nauseate; are gentle but thorough in their
operation. For adults by increasing the
dose. they are equslly beneficial. AS an
.4nti-Biliious PMthey will be foand without
a superior; ask any one among the thousands
who use them, and an unqualified approval
will be the certain result.
Remember Or. C. v. Clickner is the orig
inal inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that
nothing of the sort was ever heard of, until
he introduced them in June, 1S45. Purcha-
sers sh ould. therefore, always ask for Click
ner's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the vic>
Tins of a fraud. Price s5 cents per Jor.
DR.. Clckuet's principal Office for the sale
of Pills, is 66 yesey street. New York.
WIN. JACKSON, SO Liberty st., head of
Wood st Pittsburgh. Pa. General Agent for
Pennsylvania, Northern Ohio, and the river
counties of Virgl1ia.
The following are the duly appointed Agents:
LEFFINGWEEL s. CO. Ravenna; Chas FL.
Kent, franklin Mills; Dow & Co. Cuyahoga
Falls; Jas. G. Calender, Newton Falls:J. II.
c. johnson, Warren;G G. N ASoey & Co Akron
January st. lS49. Nv.
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IRON & STEEL.-A good quality of Pitts
Il burgh Iron and Steel can be fonnd at
Dec 10. f, w, SEYM, )UR'S,
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Congressional News.
Washington, Jan. g

Ssnats.-After th usual morning bust.
Hsss, Mr.. Dix, of New York presented 8
resolution from the New York Legislature
praying for the prohibition Of slavery in the
nsw Territories, and that the boundary OF
Texas may be restored to the old line:
A motion was made to lay it on the ta-
BE. and ordered tobe printed.
Nj Rusk moved the reference OF the res-
olutions to the Committee on the Judiciary
Mr. Yulee considered the resolutions as
inaolent. .-s,s.
Nj Dickinson wanted them to have a
fair hearing.
ID, Mr. Foote replied on the other side, and
Mr Dickinson answered him.
Mr. Niles interogated Mr. Yulee, and
said be believed plan was on foot to dis
solve the Union.
Mr King did not think this it occasion
q array parties here.
Messrs Berrien and Butler expressed sim
Har views. 49, - ....za.ss-
jefferson Davis said he could not treat
the resolutions respectfully. Their incendia-
1y aud revolutionary character forbid their
circulation, and theJ' were q tissue OF false
hood. - "a ss
Mr. Foote said that when the time came
ke would be willing to defend Southern IN.
satituticns at all hazards.
The motion to print was finally carried ;
when the Senate adjourned. .s..-
House.-The proceedings Of the House
Mere unimpoftant. = 9
4sssss.s Washington. Jan. 90,
Eenate.-In the Senate, Mr. Mason pre-
Sented the credentials of Mr. Butler, re-efect-
Sd Senator.
Mr. Dickinson presented a petition, SEEK
ing for the interference Of the Government,
10 release Americans imprisoned in Cuba.
Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations.
ss Mr. Dickinson submitted Resolution
ealing on the President for information as
to said imprisonment, which was agreed to-.
Mr. King presented petition relative to
the right Of Way to the Ohio and Mobile
Railroad in Alabama.
Mr. Foote made personal explanation,
answering Jndge WLean's card in this
morning Intelhgencsr. His remarks were
entirely Of political character.
The House Appropriation Bill was passed
Appropriating the sum of 100000 to re-
pair the Patent Office Building. Also,
100000 for the purpose of buying up the
Bounty Land Scrip.
The Senate shortly afterwards ad journed.
Houss In the House, after long and
stormy debate, the Appropriation Bill was
1t last passed.
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" ENT EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, BucA-
IN wheat Flour, Corn Meal. at
Dec l9. ] 0. MASON.
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Ravenna, Dec. 18th, 1848.
BY Telegraph per Pittsburgh.
TyRESH OYSTERS received daily by Holt
Il q. Maltby's fast line.
Tavern keepers and fami lies supplied by
the Can or half Can at all times by
]. o. MASON.
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Mason's Saloon.

WIdSOu'S SdIOOus
THE subscriber having made considerable
l. addition to his Saloon, and furnished it
in good style, is prepared to furnish his
friends and the public in general with Fresh
Oysters, CLANS, Lobsters, Sardines, Pigs
feet, Tripe, Hot Coffee, and other fxins.
Call and see.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-31

Estate of Abner COIyiH.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed have been duly appointed and
qualified as Executors on the estate of
Abner Colvin, deceased, late Of Hiram
Portage county, Ohio.
ANDREW YOUNG, rxscu,ors
EMILY COLviN. HAeco'ofs'
Hiram. Jan. Ist, l349. 4w137*h.
FUND, PORTAGE co, FOR THE YEAR
ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1s4S.
January l, 1s4s.-Amt. due State this
date S1S401 90
Repaid Stat since January !; 1s4s, s6s6,55
Remaining in county, Dec. 81, ,ls4s, $e7o4,74
Due on Loans to individuals, 6427,12
Due on Loan to County, 3277,62
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STODDARD E.NEW BERRY.
Saddle. Harness and Trunk Maker, opposite
thePrentIss House. Ravenna, y.
~ ARAsOts s. UMBRELAs-A good as
sortment and ranging in price from 's
cents to 81, SO for sale
Mayea. att. w. SEYMOURS.
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Boots &c Shoes!
q CASES Mems Stoga Boots. LIS to 2,75.
O2 do Fine Water Proof boots, 4,5O.
2 do do Calf boots $4 to 4,5O.
Q do do Kip $eto $50.
100 pr. Mems Calf and kip Brogans.
SO do Boys do do do
so do do Thick Boots.
so do Youths do do
25 do Childrens do do
FOR THE LADIES' M -
so pr. Fine Eng. Run Round Ties. ss
so do do do do do Busklus.
so do do French Morocco do
SO do do heavy Kid.Spring Ties,
SO do do Seal Buskins and Ties. 4
SO do Blk. Lasting Caters. -
so do Cold do do -
so DO Blk & Cold ! Caters.
100 do Wos. Calf g. Morocco winter Boots.
100 do Good Seal iun round Ties for IS pr pr
500 do Miss and Chidren's Shoes of every
description just reed at DAYS.
Oct. 10th. So.
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Ravenna. Jan. 81, 1s49.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-22
Our Pacific Correspondence.
U. S. SToREsHIP FREpoNIA, !
CH1Ao (prruN Nav ~ 1910 Z

u. D. A,
CAILAo PERU, May 80, 1919 (
ARRIVAL of the Stmsship Fredonia-The Dale loaded
tc,th Goid Dpst-1he Eying, &c.
In continuation OF our voyage from New York to
San Francisco, we sailed from Rio de Janeiro on
the 9th Of February, and after tedious and bos-
ferrous passage of eighy-two days, arrived on the
LIST of May at Valparaiso. We were thirty eigh,
days to the southwark of Cape Hern, having been
forced as far co deg 80 min. S. The severity OF
the weather was such, that, for twenty-four days
the ship was hove-to under storm substituted, il
rarely falls TO the LOT Of those who "plough the
man. to encounter such constant succession OF
gales of wind snow, hail, and rain, as expe-
nenced in doubling Cape Horn Our gallant ship
behaved nobly, and sustained no damage of mo-
ment This, with the able navigation Of those IN
charge, and the admirable manner in which the
watch officers discharged their arduous duties, car
ned us safely through all difficulties.
The United States ship Dale, Commander Rudd,
from San Francisco for New York, arrived at Val
Iaraso on the S'h OF May. When We left, she
of Mr.. Barton, our Charge d AGaues at Chile,
who, with his fanily, were 10 take passage IN her.
The Dale brought tiom California, for the mer-.
chants oil Valparaiso, about 5000 900 In grain and
lump gold She has also on board considerable
amount, d.uneo foI New York.
Nslpar.is has recently been enlivened, after a
fashion some " hat new to the Chianos, by the
constant arrival Of vessels of all descriptions from
the United States, iiiird with adventurous emil
grants for the gold req of California, who put
into that port to T, r nish their water, fresh prov
sions, &c. The effect Of such an influx was to
raise the price of all OF provender and create
a hustle rarely Witnessed III tins part Of the world
The b'hoys were Disposed TO ENJOY themselves
after The confin, meDt oi long SRA voyage, land
they did it, too" IN a manner particularly their
an; but, "whlle they had their fun and iroc, "
led | nd \ "A 10
tracts from the Val false papers on the subject
which, when translated, may anuse your readers.
The United Stairs cutter Ewing, from New
York, arrived at V lparaiso on the 18th Of May
would touch at Callao before proceeding to Sal
francisco.
The Fredon,a arrived at this port on the 9th
and will sail tomorrow for san Francisco direct
Officers and crew are all well
Rtr-r
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On Friday, July 20, after long and painful Illness
ME- Er.sslH HsnSIsor, aged 20 years, wife Of Fran.
cis Harrison.
al. relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fey invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
oclosk her late residence Of forth Fourth
snd Second ,treet Williamsburrh.
sstui dsy morning THkoDosE GAvLos, infant sos OF
Jcbn ana isti.pce Ann Chapel. aged III months.
The friends of the family requested TO attend the
Third street.
ON the 2Ist instant, TaoMAs EDwAsD, youngest sos
but cue Of barles NJ and Ann Campbell, aged years
apJ months
Abe fritbos of the family are invited TO attend his
funeral Sunday the zzd July instant, from the
tiO,nc. - biz father 50 East Ihirtesnth street At hsf
psst ~ ocn-k
AZ ,Le rrid,nce 81 bis father, Long Island, on tn.
IttB ipstsDt " ilIisN H., ron Of John and Hannah
C'ot, % Year, lie buried the zth 1T Green
vso ,nettfy.
On 'ufos) u the prevailing epidemio JAAss WaRp,
. Is,Ivs of the county armagh, ireland
biz bterd ana hrquaibt sDcee respectfully In
vit'd 10 stt,uo bis iuD. al this morning o'ctsok
mem bntehtb etrset HOsp'tsi, between 7th aud sth
sNsbu.s
Juy n Rr. 1sosl. soorr. aged 10 years
Tie ffi,ids u the family invited to attend his
funtsi ., bis late i.tio,pee 90 MARKET street Al-o
tb, i,bds % bic Ar thomas Scott pilot this DAY.
a3P.M
hcp GycLoN TitRirrs . wealthy citisen % Troy d-A
81 cbo.ia 90 husJaJ ts-s IN IN. s7th y.sr of bis
sac hr Itbbius ga Stat. senator frou, district
N which BE- r,soed sbut Thirty years ago, sod sub
squ,btiy q syoi ~ rsy NJ vas r,puted TO b~ the
Ger OF In fttune Lsvips lard IL. founo.,os 10
IC'tiJ ~ buusuy, economy and singular sssacity,
be amaze u fortune
era ANA h. J., pifs ~ Governor Ssmusi Dins,. oor
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and daughter Of Hon. william Jarvis OF wssthsrsasd
VI. died ut her residence In Ksene. N. H., Tues
day evening, Of an Affection Of tho brain.
Saturday July "a, JossrH voLLvM aged 10 years and
. months.
The friends and Of the family ara res
pectfuiiy invited to attend his funeral ct O'Clock
from his late residsnce, 154 LAurens 1T
Saturday afternoon, Ann ELIZA. daughter Of James
and Maria Curris, aged years and 8 months
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral, Sunday afternoon, at half past six pollock
from 28l Tenth street.
On Saturday, zlst instant, OF consumption, Mr. Az
GUsTus LUTz aged ~ years and IL months.
His friends and are respectfully in
vtsd tend his funeral. to- (Monday) at
O'Clock. NJ from his late residence, No Whitehall
street without further invitation.
On Saturday morning the 2Ist instant, of consump.
ton III sKeAkET, youngest daughter of William aud
Sarah Lewis Of Cambriau Hall. Roosevelt street
ct the age of Is months Her young spirit fed to that
bourne from whence traveller returns.
The funeral will take place at ten o'clock to day
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$500 REwARD-CROSs' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
EOR THE CURE oP GosoRRHGA, oLRErs srKic-
ton.
OF all r-msdes ye, discovered for the above compsin
this 10 the meet certain.
restcuon TO diet srnh exposure or change apsaes
70 business
We ave no long quaoth recommendation dso.i~. ths
puhic the medicine does not spssk for itelf ~ss
shall speak object norfy ~her-
bad sd VI. proprietor challenges snge Of
Gonorrbma 10 Ne brought In vhioh VIE stoy- Will
pid osre, under . forfeiture Of es0.
This disssss that pnfartustey psrvades all GLASSES ~
eooiey-hsh low ret ssd peor, matrimonial a.d snrs
They here presented With remedy hy ~hcs they
emreves -ihout the iesst exposure IN
time rc~ubis.
Fsrther the disease Ne coasstsa acs. Of sAs
MIS- tai risht son 70 h~d when esrsssi
put bottles with full directions ~
ISL bcssie Ore bottle lasts week. vhich generally
oures-msny cured In TIVE dayr
Sole q, v srps store. 7s broadway, Irving Bev.e
u Chambers street jyio ists
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Port OF New York, July aa, 1850.
Cleared.


$i qIfsi
(sl Bgad Shares,on. ssycl.rd, iilsston 4 Co: ,,
c;J 1ssns s'S' Mim
ErisrIoeesnu:. tPIssl sSh.mashsr Bremen. Bsehel :
sss mi
'h S"'sss a Foster Mys
Nekerscn. Niohe1so1 do 40; Granite State. Halstt do
NIGER baltic Ssrl saunders MarGor I.i.nd Aoksry;
arsE ss%en S saith ashR %
Johnson Johnson dol New Haven Kelsey philsdeipha;
sioors-KepO,, osies, Wareham; Midaa, Gunner Prov-
dence.
Steamship Tennessee Cole Savannah 81 hours with mdss
n from ~ sf haad Of
carried away; time, passed Brem
''sr .tp Fhs.n day.. With sal. and
from
az A sSii"s NJ i sl 10 %.s len
Is st lon b 80 Br bark Lord Wellington; l5.h.
Lat g $ ssa.a
from y. IGs for .m dsS; ont Is p
for BerT carrying the briggs main SaH
to s ZEN HTS' 1he aasses ~
Ss
n. with brig Cleopatra Of waidoboro hence for Roche
Slip sou'SpeI! scCormiol Charleston days. with
'' b. s.r x nsn days. With sal. and
lon rsns spio Br ssri J"hH Carl Glasgow New
York 18TH 90 49, Ion IS spoke Br bark Halifax from
Cape Hope for London h lat 45 a. lon Al So spoke
ship Patrick hence for Iiverpool July lat Al So lon S.
signals with Br bark Agitator Phladepha.
bound 4. -. -
NoIw bark ykigen. loft, Arensel Norway a days. with
hal asst and $50 passengers, to order
ondor Tkob, Turks Island II days with salt, 70
Ii brig TeTpcsio BgsnsA.pa. Genoa, 60 days. with
Rus BRIG Reval Gassner Leghorn 7s days. with mdse
Maspd Phelps. July 49, lat 81, lon So spoke ship Ban
chard, Of \ orth Plymouth hence, days out.
Ers Golden of Plymouth Cornish, Cad. AZ days. with
salt c. to Wheoright u Co
RrsI brig rseao facao Oporo, so days. with wines,
1he had Light winds ard calms during the
Brig Sea BeIe (of Prospects, Herman, Potomac river
Br brig Arcturu Harrington Halifax, Ms. with plaster
Brs Tn,csn Anderson Sullivan. Me- with granite. for
DIR, Dock, Brooklyn.
Mary PhGe sherwood Galveston % days. with cot
schr Julia Oliya, Lighthead, Virginia.
Schr lily perion, Benson, Virginia
schr } Tottop. Conoklin Virginia
Schr Outline, Oakley, Virginia
Scbr l. Brdsali. Virginia.
Schr Oneida. Chandler, Virginia.
schr Dudley Gregory. Applsgats, Virginia.
Schr James Faro Line, Baltimore
SoLr Madaga,csr (of Esworth) Mcfarland. Ssiivap.6
days. with granite fer the Navy Yard.
Sailed.
Steamers Northerner Budd Charleston; Pease, Phi
brig \ Hnills, Halifax, Ms; and Others
ship Columbus Bunker, for Liverpool Is ct aaeher ~
Quarantine.
yvLv -wind at SON RISE Sc; At msriAiaa. sw ~
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MARKETS ELsEwnERE.

BosTor, July T.-BvokSr sHoard-t shares Bo.tos and
Providence Railroad Pm do ksstsrn Railroad iu5tf do
n r,h.rn k,iirssd rs. 90 do ~ 10 do south Score
&C. O. 90 Hdo do ~; do c. e,bire RautUad si, sisi
d., DO cNicerd w. so do. do yl 70 do aeaans Rsrsss
Is fl.D do, do, tonds, 6sa ~ do Cspe Railroad 90
Ner~ich end Worcester Railroad, s5 - do vermas,
ltstrsl Railroad " do Old ,olony RAJ rvad M ~ do
esten ksilrvsa. l5is. do Fall kver haIirosd 80 40
kstlnnd ~ rese, 1si ~ do Long Island Rarcsd W. b.
80 " do Vermont teprs ksiiiosd Dividends. 81 Is; SIDE
Grooe BAH, 80; las 90 kast Boston stock ti 80 IAN
S,cotd Boo rd-ho chs. Lorg island Rairusd lt.. D. ~;
ICO d. do H. So 10 do Nermo.t Central ksfosd "a.
H. 10 do, DO, as, do Boston ard Proviaencs Rarvss
s % do Heading Railroad, is; 5000 Reading Railroad
Dor d., $50 6i[.
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A GOOD MEDICINE.

v6vUE VIRTUES on THE sARsAPARILLA Ara
ubiverse ~ schnov lodged, aud ertsrminser Of
nnmerous complaints and purssr Of TIE blood vs hne~ Of
better tien medicine than
DIR. kObERTS' COAl OUND SAkSAPARII,LA PflLs
They cknevedged By sblsst physicians 70 he net
only ep,orshe hut eescious In the highest desrss
and their basis beins tho sencenrstsd esrset res
these pile operate both stsratve snd mild cstharts
strengthening the digestive organs by their powerful alters
tive aHd mild cssrtc properties and gvin~ tore ssd
the lody other medicine kpswu
1hey particularly adapted ss ssdote for
and epidemic diseases the formation 81 Bfevs
ard ivsr aeoiions Aguo Diarrhna DyscntoJ,
ke tAoss vhs resde hot climates aud sv ana msrshy
sountri,s. -.
Sold wholesale and retail, .. the principal depot les
Che and also, W all the principal DruQsts
Price n We ben. contsinins hny puia tso W.
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TnE Ell Pass Rourk TO CALIroRSA.-The edi-
tor of the Ctriiian has received letter from Mr..
Dalton, written ut FL Prso, the I'd OF May. The
letter furnishes some interfering particulars res
r.ctue the route furnished by Col. May tn I'll
Paso They departed from Fredericksburg on the
18Th March, end reached I'll Paso IN sixteen days.
They could have travelled the whole distance IN
twelve days. as " was but $50 miles. Az the head
Of the Concho they took, say the Ciriiton, an 'od
truce. west. IOs miles; west to the Pecos they
struck the chihuahua trace, ss II Is termed The
guide followed the road, south by east, some dis
4 nee, which brought the party down the river 100
miles' when ih,y travelled due west towards some
hph mountains, sixty miles distant. On approach
ing ibrse y difference a. opinion as TO the best
route afote. Two pssses or openings were visible;
sixteen men went To the right, and the remainder
10 the lett in more south, ry direction, TOR twelve
miles, when they TUNED. and passing through
vhlk, again .oined their companions MAJOR ID.
saws the |, T, ofl.rrd good road and some water
the ria hi had road and good water after reunit-
ing, started wet sgsip, ell hands; right, right,
the rail- plain right shrud, high mountain 80
miles of. IN that mountain, is good spring. Ele-
ven of our n,n here left W, saying we were lost or
gong wrong; our pilot was among them. Next
day, we started west, to mountain Is miles oil; IN
approaching " Two different ways open-obe
clcs. by the mountain, the other more north We
went 10 The porib, struck rnvinc, bearing south
to large valley, then west 10 the santa Re road.
% Dilrs above The pass making u about "a miles
rem the Pecos river To- the paes. aud $50 miles
fium Ffrderrksbuig through Although the party
bad been t,ne ouys at III Paso, they had heard
no'hirg Il the menbs r. ~he separated from them
en- the rod Melor Dalton SAYS carriages aud La
dice could have gone the route without diff-
Guilty v Ho'af'm tTsso') TstegaiA, Jon. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-22
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