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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-01
September Appointments.
DR.. TT. TUBBs,
PHYSICIAN,

ANIL YITCAL PHYSICIAN,
VNTILL be id attendance at his Room,
RAvESKA-Prentss House, Monday and Tuesday
forenoon, 10Th & 18th Sept.
WARREN-Cinton House, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. ID & Sd Sept.
Ctevelaad-Wedde House, Friday and satur,
day, 18th s. 18Th Sept.
AKRoN-Cobbs Exchange; Wednesday and Thurs
day, l7th B 18Th Sept.
Those affected with disease of the Lungs,
Liver; Spleen or Kidneys, lnfanfati obs,
Rheumatism, Asthma, 81 ortness of breath,
or difficulty of hing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
loss of appetite, Constipation, ,Derangements
of the Stomach, bilious affections, Gravel,
White Swelling, Cancer, Scroflla; Ulcers,
Impurities of the blood. or any Chronic or
ong standing disease are invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation:
DR.. T., neither bieeds nor biisters-nor is
he Hdnieopathist-he never uses Mercury,
.4ntimony, Arsenic nor any other Mineral as
medical agent-nor is he a Ihomsoniah. he
neither Steamis nor gives Emetics! His
theory of disease differs from all others that
have been adopted; but not more so than
does his system of treatment! He does not
make SICK 10 make ,ceH nor tear do,cn to build
patching up with anodynes.
Visits to the above appointments will be
continued once in four or five weeks.
REmARKs-For years devoted our whole
time and attention the study, analysis and treat
ment of chronic or long standing diseases, oppor.
tunities such as few persons possess have enabled
us to remain and prescribe for some thousands Of
patients annually, comprising many of the most
difficult and com pcated cases known to the pro-
fess,on. In addition to the monthly report found
below, we are always prepa red to give great
amodnt of IN nDIsPUrABtE LncA. evidence showing
the success attending Treatment of diseases upon
analytical principles,
THE CURE IS PERMANENT
! The treatment of Mrs. David NJ. Santon of Guy
ahoga Falls, was commenced in Februlry 1850
She had been afi cted for nearly tn years with
most distressing action Of the stom ich. The parts
over hat organ ware largely swollen and attended
with occasional paro4ysms of pain indescribably
severe, and times threatening instant dissolution
No less than FIVE physciata, sregIlar' and botan.
lc, had prescribed Tor her, but afforded no relie
except In one instance, and then only while unde
influence ofihe medicine.
The physician last Employed gave DIP the case II
despair, giving his opni inn that ssnolhiug mor'
could be done Tor her.' In the short space of ont
month of anyli,ical treatment the enIs rgement ant
pain entirely sub.ided. Fifteen months have sine
elapsed without auy reappearance of the disease
! For confirmation and details we refer 10 the farn
and friends, at Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County
Ohio.
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JOHN & G.. B. WHITTLESEY.
Nav 6, 1851. Il
AVEGETAsLE COMPOUND.

TURNER'S BALSAMj an infallible lemeo}
/ for DiarrL e /, Dyschtary. Bowel or Sulnm.r
complaint of children and adults. A perfectly
safe and flea eious remedy Under oil circuU..
stances 1t has been used With happy and nev.
failing effect by some Of our most successfi 1
pracLioners of medicine, wherever INTRODUCED
for the last two or three years certificate,
accompanying the medicine. in pamphlet form
Hundreds Of cases Of both children and adults.
have been cured and relieved by The above Bai.
sam, after every other remedy had been tried IA
vain.
Tie following is copy Of certificate relativo
to the virtues, eel, of the above Balsam used III
the family oftKe Rev.J H. Power, ofthe metho.
diff Book concert, of this city, VIZ:
Mr.: TbRNEk-Sir:I deem it dde' tc you 10 say
hat for several months, have been tryii z
many remedies for DiarrLea, but With litth
cuccess; bui, hearing of your remedy, pro
surcd one bottle, which have used in ny.
family with great success and feel free "a
recommendi it to the public as a valuable med';
cinefor Dtarrbei aad similar discascs.
Yonrs. tru,y, J. Fl. Powek.
Gincinualli june 25, 1850. ..s.-.s.. +,
The above syrup o. Balsam is prepared ard
sold Wholesale and Retail, al Samset Q. Infne,,
Drug Store, north east corner Of ofchofd oid
Main streets. at the store of Gardiner & Co. ga
Main street. bet ween Seventh and Eight street, !,
west side, Cincinnati; and at the principal Dug
and other stores in the West generally
CueTIss HATCH, agent Ravenna. 3m $40
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CHicAeo, Aug 27.


CHICAGO, Aug 27.
FiRE IN CHIC. en--On Saturday mig ht
oil 7l2! O'clock fire broke out in Boiler
sRtrws and before The engines could get ON
8 the gfoand, the flames had extended so
much that all efforts 10 exlingush them
wereunavaiiing. The buildings were com.
spieseIy envefoped in d1mes and II The bea,
was 80 intense lhat The iiremen were driven
from. The position they mad .uken, Ia save
the 4arge warehouse Of r. Morton 81 Co.
eRahe East. which was completely burned,
.egsther with several temporary buildings
sdilining: Besides a large amount Of
slhef property 'rhe entire loss is sappos.
eidn be about S60. 600. A man porter
i,lsai ;sddeck' 8 ware house who Slept in
the blilding has. not since been seen and is
supposed to have lerished in The flames.
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be sale; but moi, they will return. Cap.
tain Lewlswas. holly pursued by Spanish
Cruisar,. but had the fortune TO escape.
i, 80 NEW 0aLEANs, Aug. %.
The steamers Fanny and Alabama. with
aimed men and munitions of war, sailed
hstright for Gubu, amid gfsa. enthusiasm,
IN spite efsthe feeble opposition by the.pfIi-
The revenue cutter, il is said, intends 10
tnke herself out Of The way The steamers
afs capable Of taking from l200 to 1900
messengers. The Fanny is very fas,
ship -
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sRiet in New Orleans.

a.ess -. y BALTIMORE, Aug. %.
The Charleston papers of Saturday re-
ceiyed tonight, have dispatches from New
Qsleans under date of the 2lst, stating that
aiparty Of Cuban Liberators, mostly west
EN- men, exasperated, by certain articles
that tappeared in the Spanish papers in rela.
ton 70 Guba. on The afternoon Of that day,
attacked the office, broke tie doors and
windows and then threw the presses, cases,
type and f1rnituae in the streets. and de-
strcyed every thing belonging to the Office
There was no interference BY the police
The mob alter demolishing the office pro:
ceeded to the cigar office kept by Span
lard ,on the corner of St Charles and Gra-
slef streets, and breaking in the doors and
windows destroyed all the stock and furni-
tafe, which were valuable. -
At z o'clock, the rioters proceeded to the
ofhce Of the Spanish Consul, and attacking
Il, destroyed desk. office property and furni-
,aresuf1 all kinds. They also broke down
the signs over the stores and offices of the
sSpaniards, which they carried in triumph to
"a large meeting being held in Lafayette
Square.
The cigar shops kept by the Spaniards
were nearly all destroyed last night Min,
ute guns were fred since sunrise in honor
aguft the murdered iiberators
? The bodies Of Col. Crittenden and Vic
ipr Kerr. which have been brought here
from Havana. attract many visiters and
produce much feeling
The military have been ordered out to
.suRpress the riot, Three or four Spanish
cuffsehouses have been destroyed.
The excitement against the Spanish Con-
sui aroe chiefly from his refusal to deliver
up q number of letters from prisoners shot
at iHayaaa. and which had been written be-
fore theif execution and Forwarded to him
bysthe Cuban authorities He was called
upon by d committee for them, and refused
10 deliver them ups consequently be was
Ioreed q snrreLder.
The. Cuban news had created the greatest
excitement. 5-s
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New York Importers & Jobbers,
Freeman, Hodges & Co.,
So Li6erty-streeg,
BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NASSAU STREET,

BETWEEN BROADWAY And NASSAU STREET,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
m u w Y o r X
w ais from Europe, our Fail and Winter as
sortment of RICH FASHIONABLE FANCY SILK
AND MILLINERY GOODS.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers thor
oughly TO examine our Stock and prices, and, as
INTEREST GOVERNS, we feel confident our Goods
and Prices will induce them TO select from es-
tablishment. Particular attention is devoted 10
MILLINERY GOODS, and many of the articles are
manufactured expressly to our order, and cannot
be surpassed in beauty, style and cheapness.
BEAUTIFUL PARIS RIBBONS, for Hat, Cap,
Neck, and Belt,
SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBONS, ofail widths
and colors.
SILKS, sATINs, vELvETs, and UNCUT VEL
VETS, for Hats.
FEA AfHERS, AMERICAN AND FRENCH AR
TIFiC1AL FLOWERS.
BUFFINGS, AND CAP TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, large assortment.
EMBROIDERIES, CAPES, COLLARS, UNDER
SLEEVES AND CUFFS.
FINE EMBROIDERED REVERE AND HEM.
STITCH CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
GRAPES. LISSES, TARLE TONS, ILLUSION
AND CAP LACES.
VALENClENES, BRUSSELS, THREAD, SILK
= AND Isle THREAD LACES.
KID, SILK, SEWING SILK, Isle THREAD
MERINO GLOVES AND MITTS.
FIGURED AND PLAIN SWISS, BOOK, BISH'
OP LAWN AND JACoNET MUSLINS.
English, French, American and Italian
STRAW GOODS.
July, 1851. nsa4-4m
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Deaths.

In Char1estown, Aug. 11th, Mr.. AARON
JAMES, aged 63. He was formerly from Mas
sachusetts. Consumption slowly and stealthily
marked him for victim. He was benevolent
companion and kind and doting father He
was mnch respected by all his acquaintance, and
friends to mourn his irreparable loss.
His hours have departed which memory brings
Like blossoms of eden twine round the heart,
And as time rushes by on the might of his wings
They may darken awhile but can never depart.
Eastern papers please copy. Cow.
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NEW e BOOT.

Shoe, Leather & Finding Store.
"Be sure you're right then go ahead"
TNI1E subscribers, at their Store one door
Il west of Rowell g. Cos. Stcrc in Ra-
VIENNA, offer to the public the largest and
most general assortment of Boots, Shoes,
Leather, Morocco, Linings, Shoe Findings,
Tanners Oil, &c, ever opened IN Ravenna
and, as to prices. they are determined not
to be undersold by any establishment in
Northern Ohio.
TO S1OEMAKERS they would say, they
can furnish them with French Calf SIX ins,
Mems and Woman's Morocco, Innings of
all kinds, Sole-leather Of different qualities,
with prices to suit, Shoe thread. Spa arables,
Pegs, Bindings, with a general variety of
MOST KINDS OF KIT.
at the lowest Cleveland prices. Call and
see our stock. We have now on hand and
intend at all times to keep a first rate
article of
Tanners Oil, and Sole. Leather,
which we offer to tanners in exchange for
Upper Leather or Cash. at prices that will
suit them. Call and see our Oil. and it
may save you journey TO Cleveland to
procure an article no better or cheaper
We shall keep a Barrel of OIL on tap to sell
by the gallon or quart.
Our motto is, slow Prices and Ready
Pay"
]. GILL1S & Co.
Ravenna June 1e, 1851.
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NEW GOODS
Ar THE OLD DRUG STORE

a HE NJIlD DhUU TUNE,
r SWIFT is now receiving in addition TO his
J. former extensive stock, largo and care
fully selected assortment of
Drugs; MedicineS, Gr0csriss, Paints,
OILS, Varnishes, Brushes,
Dyes, &c, &c,
embracing every variety OF articles usually
sold by druggists, which he will furnish to Lls
customers at small profits. and warrant 10 be
of tho bsst quality. At the sign of the Mortar
opposite the Court House.
Ravenna, June l6, 1851.
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FIRST ARRIVAL
sFO r r H u s. E. A s. O. N.

4 + q II u III ~ S Fl A y u N.
DROWN & HURLBUr again in the field, doubly
d armed and equipped for the fall and winter ol
1851, with unusual large and complete stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c &C., which has been
purchased thin the last few weeks with direct
reference to selling at small profits, ready pay
cash up and no grumblng. ef So
FARMERS, MECHANICS AND TRADEsMEN, DO You
uN pERsrAADiis BOOTS & SHOES are TO be sold
% per cent. less thus fathan they have ever before
been known to be sold in Rayenna. We boldly
make the assertion, and back il up BY. our actions
And to ShoeHakers,, who wish for French, Eng
lish, Philadelphia or American calf skins can be
accommodated with tip top article of the best a
Brown & Hnrlburs. Also, Curico, French, Tam
pico, Madaras, grain, Brush and glazed Morocco o
The best quality. Also, Pink, Maroon, Kohes ane
Cochineal Innings, Cape and common sheep Bind
ing, Gailoons, Boot and Shoe laees, pegs, nails
thread. lasts, boot trees csinping irons' &c, &C.
all of which will be sold cheap for cash or read!
pay. Enough for the present, yqu will hear Iron
| us apsin, BROWN & HURLBUT.
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LAND FOR SALE.

'ENIIE tract OF land in The township of Ell
4 mburgh, nea: Catnpbells Port, ON J, =
2 and 9, fronting on the Cievelshd o. Il
Pittsburgh Road, and town line of Edi, :
bnrgh and Rootstown,, is offered fsr hals
II contains betw cen 80 and ib0 acre6. The
most Of it is hedvy tirhbered, and contaiI :
large Quantities of good stone for bhildii g
purposes. a new saw mill, Built in Il e
most approved manner, pitt in operation ii
the fall and winter of 1913, in good run
ming condftioh.
For terms and particulars. enquire Of tho
undersigned, at the Campbells Port Grisr
JOHN & @. B. WHITfLEsEY.
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MCGUIRE NO PAY.

DR.. STRONGS FEVER DESTROY ER,
is a positive. speedy cure for every form
Of Intermittent and Remittent Feyers,
Chill Fevers and Ague and Fc:crs- You
can have a cufe warranted or not, just as
you please. Positively there is no quacke-
ry, or mist axe about this medicine. Call
and examine the abundant testimonials of
the wondrful effect of this Fever Destroyer
For sale at the Recorders Office, by 4.
BARD, az ent for ortsge County.
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READY MADE CLOTHING

A FINE assortment for summer wear
N consisting In part of Linen Sacks,
Vests snd Pants. Frenct Cloth and Tweed
Goats, black Satin fig Silk, English Tweed
silk Codiueton Vests. just received and for
sale at a mall advance from cost at
May 90 fREN iioS
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Farm for Sale,

TNHE subscriber is authorized to make sale of the
i valuable farm, stdate nearly one mile cas-, of
the Court House in Ravenna, and formerly known
as the Babcock Farm. It comprises lls acres, con
tains large orchard OF fruit trees &c., &c. The
location is unsurpassed, comm anding the best view
of our beautiful village, and is most desirable for
residence.
For information enquire of Mr. Lyman Hotchkiss
who his rented the premises for several years past
or of FRAS. w. TAPPAN, Agent.
Ravenna, Aug 6, 1851,
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IL da VS., to wit,

He will alsa attend at his Office, in Ravenna, from
ard after the 81 day of October until the 2o.h OF
December, for tie purpose Of receiving all taxes
charged the tax duplicate of 1851, that have not
been previously paid. JACKSON T. GREEN,
Treasurer's effce, Portage co.,} Treasurer.
Ravepna, July 9th, 1851.
N B.-Tax payers, remember your road receipts,
and bring the hen you come TO pay your ia xes,
JACKSON T. GREEN, Treasurer
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Announcements,

ANNouNcINe CANDIDATEs.-It is an establish
ed rule, we believe, with the press throughout
the State, that the name of no candidate for nom-
inasion to Office will be announced unless the
announcement be accompanied with a fee of 81
and the name of some responsible member of the
party to which the candidate belongs, accompa-
nying it. This rule we regard as just and right,
and we design to observe it strictly.
H We are authorized to announce the name o
OTIS REED, as Candidate for Representative,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County
c. INVENTION. -.--z--
EE We are requested TO announce the name ol
DR.. LORIN BIG ELOW, candidate for Repre-.
sentative, subject the decision Of the Democratic
ccnuiy Convention.
ga editor OF the Portage Sentinel, you will
please announce the name of JOHN L. RANNEY3
as euitab candidate for District Judge OF this Ju'
dcjaI District, subject TO the decision ofihe Demo
cratic Delegates IF tia District, in Convention as
sembled, and oblge MANY DEMOCRATS.
s@Mr Harfis: Please saw in the Sentinel tha
the name Of LUTHER PAY, Esq, of Portage
will be offered in Gonsentlt,n on the part OF the
Democracy Of Trumbull CO., iar the offce OF Dist
Judge. MAN pEMoeKAls.
Mr.. s. D. Harris, Jr.: Please say u the Sentlne
that the name ef JOHN S. WILSON nj Deerneie
Township, will be offered in Convention as can di
date for County Clerk; subject to the DECISION o
the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Aldrrianrs.

E-S-ON'N-G0N-J|~0e0N0JONN
In Paris, August 2lst 1851. by Brainard
Selby, Jr Esq Mr.. AMOS S. JUDD of New.
ton Fall, and Miss ISABELLA A. CROW, OF
the former place.
At the Freedom House in Drakesburgh, on
the 23d inst by o. L. Drake, ESQ., Mr.. EDWIN
CROCKER of ofShalersville, to Miss JANE SA-
BIN of Mantna.
Aug. e1st. by Rev J. D. Norton, Mr. ISAAC
H. ENSIGN, to Miss ELIZA POOR, all of
Windham, Portage Co., O..
At the Freedom, House in Drakesbnrgh, on
the 9th inst, BY Q. L Drake, Esq (, Mr.. CHAs.
M. STREATOR, to Miss CYNTHIA A.
CHAPMAN, both of Shalersville.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-01
Atlacl,nacI,l Notice

A T my instance, attachment was this day is
IA sued by DIsid Fenlon, E-q,, Justice Of ihe
Peace Of Mantua township Portage county Chic,
against the property and effects of Charles Colby
and BENJAMIN Colby, non residents of said county.
Dated this 7th day of July, A 1851.
3l9-5 ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
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n Office

rs hereby given that on the 18th day of May, A
1851, Horace Haggerty filed in the Court oil Com
mons Pleas for Porlage County Ohio, bis petition
against Margaret W. Haggerty, his wife, praying
for divorce, and assigning tor cause wiliul absence
LUTHER DAY,
n320-6v Solicitor Tor Petitioner.
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M OliCH

rs hereby given that a petition will be presented
l. to the Honorable Board ofcounty Commission
ers OF Portage county, at their session on the frs,
Monday OF December next, praying for Committee
and Surveyor to be appointed 10 Re-run and estab4
lish that part Of the State Road from Warren to
Aurora, which lies between the west end of the
Cuyahoga Bridge in M4ntda and the angle in said
road near the house of Jude Stevens in Hiram.
July 26th, 1851.
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AflacIlment Notice

A my instance, an. ..attachment was this day rs
~ sued by Andrew Jackson, Justice OF the
Peace of lSaveana township, Portage county, Chic,
against the property and effects Of Samuel s.%Wit
wer. non resident of said county
Dated this 29th day of August, A. D. ls5l. 81
= II Lib ADAM ROUDENBUSH,
5w3g6s BY LUTHER DAY, his Airy.
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JeremIah nxoulton,s Estate.

JCFcn1IG1 NOUFEOM'S EStHEe.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and Qualified administration
with the will ann' < ID, on the estate of Jeremiah
MouItoh, late ol Brimfield, Portage County Ohio
deceased.
LYDIA UNDERWOOD.
BrmieId, July ss, A. D. 1851. s2l-3w
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'I'reasurer's Notice.

I conformity with Statute Of Ohio. prescribing
Il the duties of Coun,y Treasures, notice is hereby
gwen, ,hu the smnnst of tax charged on each
hundred dollars valuation Of taxable property within
the county OF Portage tor the year 1851 as follows,
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cUGAR g. MOL ASSES just received.
y -H'hds Prime N. o. Sugar-20 bbls
Molasses ut ap 90 ROWELL d Cos &
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Ravenna Prices Current.
CORR ECTED WEEKLY.

Dissolution of CO-Parfnership.
TINE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
/ firm aaa style of Buii6n & Co.. is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. VIM. D. BUTTON.
NC. WHITE.
franklin Mills, Ohio, Aug. 29th, 1851.
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Medical Notice.

FTNBE undersigned have associated themselves for
4 for the practice of MEDICINE & SURGERY,
in the village of Franklin, under the 6rm of Carr
TENDEN & KNowLroN. DAct Kno owlton's residence
in the upper town, at the former residence f Mr..
Alt MO Knowlton. L. W. CRrrTENpEN, MD.
JouN A. KNowLroN, M. D.
franklin, July |, 1851. 3w326
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-01

&. The Treasurer or his Deputy will attend in the
severaf townships at the usuh places Of
holding elections Tor the purpose of receiving res,
from nine o'ciock A. NJ. to ioGr O'Clock P. NJ. On
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-01
Frpm the ONO Statesman.
A Gaard Wounded, 4 Prisoner Escaped.

We understand lint one Of the new
guards, by the name Of Rabbit, was severe
~ cut by convict named keppert, the
Da-5er i lie difficulty, il appears, as we
aie informed, was occaseaed BY kepper,
being drunk some OF the principal off.
GERS. clerk or warden, sent him to the hos
Fi:tai 10 get some alcohol to clean coat,
mud the spirits was applied to his owl; use.
lie was in the medicine shop, shaving tie
prisoners, and was unraly and disobedient.
be guard told him to bring his chair and
shave by htns this be refused to do; the
guard threatened 10 report him. He told
ghim 10 report and lie d-d He had the
4 ruzori iin his hand, and attempted 10 cut the
guard fatally, btst a prisoner clught his
arm. Fhay then cfinched, md in the
sscufHe the prisoner cut two severe gashes
IN the back part Of the left leg. The pris-
Dner, we understand, has been heretofore
quiet and obedienf, causing no trouble -
he error appears TO have been in allows
ing; him to gel hold Of the spirits.
81 On the same day, a prisoner BY the name
sof Perry 10 years old, ran, off while Out
with the messenger, with the cart.
On the same day, fourteen new con.
ssictss arrived from Hamilton county.
Since the above was written We have re.
sceired the following Communication, and
give i without fufther comment than 10
ask, is tltfs pearls cas- before swine. tooa
9eSs BIS For the Ohio Statesman.
ohio Penftentiary Prisoners on a Spree
Mn. EpiToR 81 wish to enquire of the
proper officers of this institution:
Isl. How many prisopers were drunk
yesterday
2nd, What did those prisoners do while
) they were .sor, their spreea" ss5.
& g 8 Where did they get the liquor 10 use
50 freely in 'sspreeingP r,s
p 4th, w no authorized them to get the
liquor, and gave them SO much liberty rs
*io use Il for a sspreeF'
S. 5th, Did they, or did they not shave
gioriousstims Of it, any howl q
9th. Can they not have fine fun in writ
ing 10 their friends, what great times they
enjoy ca in The Ohio Penitentinry, ruled by
nsfnnn for whose appointment, Col. Lauren
Dewey was kicked out ofsofice, because be
iwould not be tool for whig eleclioneersrs.
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Three aud a half Bays from

Threc aud a half Bays from
New York,
Ri Neap York and Erie Railroad, Steam
Boats, and Cleveland & PITTS.
= burg't Rail Road.
VusT rece;ved a beautiful assortment of fg'd.
j strip'd Chene, and pain Poplins, hg'd Be-
RACES, Berage DeLaines, Gingham Lawns
Swiss Null Robes &c, Ladies, Call and see
them before they are all sold-ws sell them
cheap. Az
June 7th.