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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07
20.lS2,720

20,lS2,72O 5,O7SI34
The entire representative population is about d.
10000 The ratio of representation will be about
93170.
AS the law of the 22d May, $780, determines the
number of Representatives at $685. and as but 222 of
these provided for in the foregoing table, with
out taking them from fractions it will be necessary
to select from the States eleven having the largest
fractions, to each of which to be assigned Rep
resentative to make up the entire number.
These States entitled to Representatives for such
fractions will most probably be New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Indiana,
Maryland, Alabama Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
Missouri, and Kentucky-11.
The States which gain irrespective of the fraction,
will be Pennsylvania, l, Illinois 2, Mississippi l,
Michigan l, Missouri 1-6.
The States which gain, in ALL are, as follows, viz
Arkansas l, Indiana L, Illinois e. Massachusetts 1,
Mississippi l, Michigan l, Missouri g Pennsylva-
MIA 10.
The following States lose, viz: Maine l, New
Hampshire l, New York l, North Carolina l, South
Carolina 2, Vermont l, virginia 2, Rhode Island l.
The free States gain six members and lose five
The slave States gain four and lose FIVE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

The conduct OF the disaected in Boston, who seek,
BY prescribing the public officers whenever amistake
is made in arrestng the wrong man on fugitive slave
warrant is to be deplored exceedingly. The u s. Dis
tct Attorney, Lunt, has been sued, in this way. for
false and malicious prosecution by Benton, the Salem
barber, and the damages laid at $4,000. AS Mr..
Lunt acted in the line of his office, and to the best of
his knowledge, the case. when 10 trial, will
be practically kicked out of court but, in the mean
tme he is subjected to considerable expense and not
little annoyance. The Deputy u S. Marshal, Commits
soner Carts and various Boston constables have been
sued behalf of Shadrach Simmons, for assault and
battery or for false Imprisonment, according to the
parts played by the defendants under the writ. The
object of these prosecutions is plain. The enemies of
law and order SEEK by this system OF petty annoyance
to ntimidate the federal officers in discharging their
duty and virtually TO abrogate the fugitive slave bill,
at least regards Goston-But the wicked plot will
not succeed. The Government will stand by the fed
eral officers, and not permit them to suffer for having
been fanhfni would be recreant government, indeed
If it did not. The law while 1T is the law, must be
executed and executed it will be- What will follow
if it is not, was eloqnently foretold by the Hon. Ed
ward Everett in the speech which we lately publish.
ed Let that warn us al!-PhH. Bulletin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

ANOTHER ScRAPE-ON STANLY, ON AT s o'clock
on Monday night, rencontre took place in the hall
of the House of Representatives between Messrs.
STANLY and CLINGMAN of this State. Some harsh
words passed, and CL1NGMAN struck SrANLY. The
members rushed in between and separated them
STANLY somewhat scratched. It is thought that
nothing will grow out of it, as CL1NGMAN is said to
be man who shoots
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

PAuPERs IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-The State pauper
account for 1885, shows the whole number for the
year, to have been %, $751; of whom 1908 were
State paupers, 1884 foreigners, 1886 from Eng
land and Ireland; 1891 of them came into the COM
monweaIth within the year and 675 have become an
expense to Boston within the year. The number
relieved or supported by Boston, during the year:
Ireland, and 400 from other foreign countries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07
populatlon Of the Unitee, Sta ties.

The Washington Intelligencer of Tuesday says: -
We are indebted to the kindness of the Superinten
dent of the Census for the folwng fable of the pop
uaton of the United States as near as can be
tanned at present from tho certificates of the Mar
shals; the ratio of representation and number of
Representatives to each State which that amount
of population will give the fractions left to each
State, sc,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

UNITED STATES TREAsURY.-The Treasury state
ment shows net amount of public moneys in the
Treasury subject to draft to be Sl4222, 261 25 of
which $2,615,O00 are in the ub-Treasury, n York,
and &c. 700, 900 in the mint at Philadelphia
Bag~Senator BENTON has been very seriously sick
during the last week, but is said to be recovering
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07
Balance Feb %, 1851 commandments. 531, 56l 40

The New York Herald despatch of Wednesday
runs thus
The quarrel between Messrs. Allen and Ash
mum, in the House, resumed to-day. The scene
was exciting, and the bellgerents were bitter and
personal.
& The facts appear to be that Mr.. Webster wrote
to the sub-treasurer, Mr.. Haven, that he had been
offered the State Department, but could not accept
it unless his friends would make up what he would
sacrifice pecuniarily by accepting. Mr.. Haven
showed the letter to Collector Greedy who, at the
time, told it's contents to Mr. Otis, a member from
Maine, who was present. Mr.. Otis has divulged the
matter to congressman 1t is whispered that Peter
Harvey brought on the Boston fund, and A. G. Ben
son the New York fund. However, the whole affair
amounts to nothing more than abolition attempt
to get up break down. Messrs. Clay, Douglas and
other Senators, and Mr.. Fletcher Webster, were in
the House listening to the quarrel
Mr.. Haven denies, unequivocally, that he ever
received any such letter intimation from Mr.. Web
ster, and Mr. Greedy denies as positively that MIR
Haven shew him any such letter. that he ever
held any such conversation with Mr.. Otis is i'm
puted to him in the above report
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

Ra~We are glad to find that the report of Mr.
AsHE having been Mr.. STANLr's second in the late
ridiculous nge-an mock duel is contradicted.-
STANLY was accompanied by Mr.. JONES of Washing
ton CITY, and Wsr. Cosr JOHNSON Of Maryland INGl
by Gov BRowH and JEFFERSON DAVIS of Mississippi
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

saFThe Catholics are going to build great ca
thedra at Washington City 1t is estimated to cost
million, the money to be raised all over the world
and from the rest of mankind.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

PUBLIC DocuMENTs-We are indebted to Messrs
AsHE, CI1NGMAN, and others, for several valuable
public documents, speeches Sc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

Coal DEPoT-The Deep River Mining and Tran.
sporation Company have urchased the site where
the Phoenix Steam Saw Mill lately stood, at south
part of the town. for s. ,5OO-to be used as Coal
ward for loading vessels-Commercial.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

Resolutions in favor of the compromise measures,
have been unanimously adopted by the Democratic
State Convention of Connecticut
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

s8eThe steamship City of Glasgow arrived at hel
wharf in Philadelphia on Monday, Sd instant, in Is
days from Liverpool. She brings 81 passengers and
600 tons of freight, but no later news.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

Bag~One-eyed THOMPSON, notorious character in
New York, was arrested on Saturday for passing
counterfeit money, and while in confinement poison
ed himself by taking morphine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07

BsrThe Rev. Mr.. ATWOOD, the first nominee of
the Democratic Convention of New Hampshire for
Governor of that State, having been repudiated by
the party account of subsequent developments
exhibiting his connection with the Free Sellers, has
taken the stump on his own hook.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-07
Very respectfully, S. BUTLER

The most graphic description of Free Sellers, Abo
ltonsts. &C., that have SEEM is in one of the re-
solutions adopted by Democratic meeting at Andover
where they alluded 10 as class wrapped in
the clouds of false philanthropy, and smten with
the errors OF dubious conscience, they stand between
earth and heaven, not knowing which to choose with
out being exactly satisfied with either"
PUBLIC PRINTING.-The senior editor of the Star
has contracted 10 print the Acts and Resolutions of the
last General Assembly and the editor of the Register
10 print the journals, and The Documents for the next
session.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18
s4a DOCYOR SEP.
4 OsC1ssessSg'S Sgs.sgpNs'Sliss.
woADER AND BIRssla, OF THE Ask.

The Most Eatraordi.ary M.a.s.ne W ca. wor
S.a:s .sa q 4a1 .oip ..p "Ai
0Ul.s WITHOUT yox!1ixs. ruRe-
,.. 44r sss1 - s ~ ss1.'.
~ otkes msdcnss T. thst whis ssdiosis tGs dissass
sfSfHs S2 xkD s e; & r S i s
syss known; 4 not only PuhAss he whos ystsI enee
" penon. brt i ossstss NV. pxs and eh
81; s:ss -. /: $: 3 ::ss -. :;
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dssss e C%s 81 81 cnrrRAr nnrrv AM
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s.1. e. m .. sis : :ns,
sss: nd Ees
pssSH .s :: y s:. .s:s ,s.
Oa1iis = d pspSs;Ss Y ~ 80 $50, .nn 49,
a. renew and pvscais. ths ystsm aiv. soivity III
ordinary %G "a ds;ss sss .a' muscular ''n mon '1''
ry...,. e CiosM Srsu CnnE ID: !. 900.
esss cs.ss: Ss:ss:; ss:s s e 5ssss s,.sss s:
IT. :ss ss.ff: Fl. & q. s "a: 4. Il: X.
s"1sa. y 'ss: e,rr,s ~Rroon
INV Yps7. Apsa 8. iss.,
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=. si;; ~, = ~. sss:a 3 "a
1ight wsats. and wn asaty deiaa4a and Fsducsd ln5
~ ~ G.pese =. hse have pf yauR eaznapaSi4 .
n NJ. Tan nsw abb 70 walk ~ owe IL city. lass %
blood and ny congh he's left s Xou can well inagns
'''' : '''''' !. W. W. ss::..s. y 81 &
rhs |. oal, o.s q 81. a. s., thousand oa.s.
~: e go =. ~: . &c; ss'is
Jam~ CumH!ngs, Eq, pa Of The aagtants in the Luna
70 AYnm Bl1okwes lAand. u the ssntisman spoken o.
In ths following hteg:
BHACKyHLL,s lsLANDs Sept "a. lsl7
Dr S ~; have iRfsisd tss ~, 70.
Peins and my hYh were ssnby swols9 have used -four
than one thoqsand doisn worho s9od am p muchbet
sSis Tor Ss bsasss q u sihisssd Yor. ss:psosisy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18
JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT Of sARsAPARILLA.

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
hsppsss . y: heart of thsa.,nd ;sd daily giving
she wealth III tie nnss 81 California asd The world CON.
bnsd J. pat mp In fall qualt bodies and oonians te
any amilar pspa!stioa nsde u Ameipa. - - -
FRlcs-~l ~ bottle. q III bottls u -. ----
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18

ann !. 800 nwnaSn . CO.:
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SYRUP OF WILD cnnRnY AND y. a..
rN nrrrprrc - -, s'7
y nS BR ss;s Ji ~ Sssius ss
s,c We aRpend notice, the
Ss @ Sno emcacy Ilnf medicine Numerous
81 s sc g;
ssnn. ssuas dn ~ pny aan oitwslveyeas
s"N''s u 'ne inv. on.-eis''s o. rennsyvania.
tFr0m Mr. .5oan - aforra,. D~.~u,,
nd RRI TT r. Jan: q syup VIA Cherry
q. q 5sa & .sa . . = :: A.ms
d. sio'ft s 3, r., rs,..Ts.,... - : :. ASA"
j VIA Sfss d $ss,
H. Cook +, 1 ma nsis e sGd ~ s.sd from y9u
medlcIns. - = p'e'ue' n 'n'nAs n'snU OF me
y. Cook e.s Of The nost emipsa, phy,icl.ps In ~.
B boss6. s,. a.a y "; 5s ;aisssa:
~ WI. :. IN. ea...s III. n.,,,Ip. : d. public
without good sl6olH 10 Il apth liz shst III ~ - xss
X Z: have % s:d =. Pss ss.a:s iooS
II Dsytoa, Qho: - = =
~ 70 you tist ~ "a ys ne mug p.asnsa
n entirely removed 81 ~ ~ n onssif h.,is
49, snp q wy Chu "a Ta.. vhsh yeu and ohss
s .s ms y ~ foa Gan Aay the the
remedy. Youn respectfully, w w PEIslirs 'ns
-. -.
Htesa. B.ess ~; u 81 wssn nsaArs
S:s Iss ::: Pr
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18
HOLMES,
SODA WATER.


IN s WATERMAN, Gate Holmes 4 Coz
ss1;.s Ne Csses1sst stss nan Grsves, osss 70
s5s ~ ios21s cu.eomer and ether sqtAsn with PuRR
isi' : nsos Sss sss Improvement ehsolusy sssn-
pSso " Sds Wss drsws shoe ~ IssS ess.
pssis ~ ~ 'tnl.ss 9ods and Mineral Wster Sasss
s.ssIy end promptly aitssdsd TO- and de-
xnosssfns enst!s q dnyass. - Soda
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18

III ss;l 49,: ! = = ! = !.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18

This osstihss that DALLEY's PAIN ExTRACTOR
r.. bssn r.sd Y nX family e. sat Rhsam Of thssp yea
once alevatd and hsy were both entirely removed There
e nodorbt but this Medicine has all the virtues that tn
Patent ecams for it, from what has fallen under my oser
ya0n added TO the respectable temcnials In IL svo
b. 0ess who have used II In recurring Immediate relief
the OF this invaluable salve. III. N
Buffalo, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18
AND PAIN m THR BRRAsr.

], 0WnAMMkB9 AND RA1N n TIKI BRRAET.
nPHli4pELfA, June Y, l846l can highly recommend d.
4 II vrtass Ny wife bad 6e .sctsd % long tine vii
and pain y hs breast: tn Of TIM medicine N
ums and % all occaiuns tn relief was = speedy g
tne nm place now nea! nix cnths since abe has 6eeu
q me a9scnon ccnadei and recommend II a mos
.alahie n1acne l!esstbeung effect has BEEN very erssi
anoiuon 70 rsnsvmx the breast SWALLOW. 10 Water l.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03
Nov. & Dee. App iaiiaacnt
DR.. Fl. TUBBs.

ANIL YTICAL PHI YSiCIAN,
NNTlLL b. in attendance at his R'.m
w as f.,iIoa>:
RAyENrA-P,entlss House, Thursdiy afternoon
FRIDAY auu Sarurdav fo'e'onu, Attn. DIN, u 81" Dr.
AKanN-Cobhs Exchange, raesday and WedIe'
day, ID ann 81 Dec.
WARnEN-C ln,on House, Tuesday and Wednes
day. ll,h ard l2,h Nov.
Cieve,aad-w wedh.li lInuse, Friday and Satu'
day, 2lst and a2i Nov.
T.,ns- affected with disease of the Lung
Liver, Spleen Kidneys, I"hana' 'ohs
Rhe,ima,i.m, Asthma. S'cr'ness OF hrea'i.
or difficulty uf hreaI hing, d. spep>ia, Drops!
weakness or nervous debility, restlesness
loss of appet lie, Cons ipa,ion, Heterogeneous
,,f the Sinmach, bilious aifecti"ns, Gfavei-
W i;,te Swelling, tuncer. Scrntnla, Ulsets.
lmprr,lies II ,hc bio"d. or anv Chronc or
ong stan,iing disease are invi'ed :" cali.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. T.. nel:ner blettts nor 6hstefs-nor II
he Homeaptihist-he ,.ever USES mercury
.1nfinlaay. .4rsenic norany "'h+f .h'"'edi ~
me;,cal aurllt-llor ~ lie Thm!sor'Gn. he
neither Stedms NOR gives EMrf'cs! III
theory nf disease d fters from all others thai
nave been ahopled: but not more so than
DIES his system nftrpa'mpo'! lie dues n"'
max, ok 20 nuke ,ceLt nor tear docn t." build
nm ,,u,,n-nor al!as nervous irritation b.
p.,chtna up with unodynrs
VISITS to The alb ,e rupoin' ments VIII be
cou, ,inu,d once in four or FIVE weeks
REu,aKs For years we devoted our whole
i'm, an ,uen,,ou to the study, anays and treat
m ert OF chrome long sts"d'tg diseases, "ppof'
Inn Il es such lew persons possessi nave e"ao'r'
us TO remain aad prescribe for some thousands I"
,,,,e,,s asnua,iy, comprising many oil thF mes
d,ficuIt and complicated rasss ka"wa :" The pro
I ,ess,,n. In ADDITION 10 the W"n,hly report lou
betow. we are always prepared 10 give grea
amount Of IkDIsPUrhBLE LOCAL evidence showing
the success auend,ng uestmcUt Of diseases upor
analytical principles,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03
nlarriaacs.

- ~
In shalersville, on the 29th ult, by Elder
Isaac Errett, Mr. ROWLAND FL. NEWTON,
oi Hudson, and Miss ANNi N.B.WlLLIAMS,
daughter OF Fred. Williams Esq, Of the former
place.
Here's our II friend NEwroN with the hope
that your form may ever be lDcksd light in the
EN- ~ of the one whom you have been so lony
in chase. Stick TO your case brother typo.
In Smithfeld De Kalb county Ind, on the ID
nlt by Richard M Bride, Esq. Mr.. JACOB
LEACE of Fairfield, to Miss lASABELL
HiPE, of the former place.
In mithield DeKalb county Ind on the 5th
ult.. by Jeremiah Henlstrret Esq Mr.. DAVID
A NIB iDE. to Miss KAC Hell 5. SHATTO
OF Fairfield, both formerly of Portare county
In Nelson, Oct. 29th; by the Rev Franklin
McGinns, Mr.. l. c. STOCKWELL to Miss
CHARLOTr HOPKINS. both of Nelson.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03

Gln the late Fire a, San Francisco.
We noticed large quantity of Ayers
Cherry Pec,oral burned, in the possession
of one oi the druggists Of that city. Gold
will not control disease. and even in lha:
Ophir country they must provide this bes,
Of all remedies for colds, coushs and affec-
tions Of the lungs. Indeed we happen to
know TINT j. is an almost indispensable
companion of the muleieers and miners.
WIN are SO much and SO continually expos.
Cd 10 The eser.cbansins atmosphere Of that
elimnte.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03

9Fkassulh is The sn of lawyer, md
small land owner, III Zsmpiin and was born
in 1905. lie is. therefore, now in bis
45.h Year. lie was married in ISL
Previous 10 The Hungarian revolt he was
sisling giished for his e!nquen, advocacy OF
liberal principles. in the Hungarian Diet,
but il WIS 10 the character or an editor that
nus Influence was nn,st exerted and deeply
fe't. Kossu.h is said 10 have commenced
l,ia career s reT"r,er for the Hungarian
DEL, aud efcrwafds became an editor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03
.&lAeHiff,A kiife.


NY vi-tae Of a wus of yeadi IR"Bas IN ne dJrerA~
ID ed and de.vcrtf fr.m the Court yf EOmmoa
Pleas Of P"rsage County abo. -h,li esp,ee ~
at public vensue al she e.s!.H usC an tastoSs ~
RavaDua, 90
Saturday, ito l5M dry q. .Norsnssrnsxt.
bet"een tne huuts Of leo %. scs "A NJ. shd i..'
U'cicck p N Of said day, tho faii,~pf s-svrfi, 4
lSad de and tee 10 iH stuate IN the rowk
ship of Edlnghurgh, in tho county Of Psrisys a'd
Stste of 0nio, aDd AZ known by bei.g Ihe podb ~sa
cur0es Of fo nUmHer three In the n1nh wrsr d,sis.
on nj lots IN sa Id township, srd is beuodea as
o~ssso ~i: The norfh BY the lice Of sad Iot,..
he west by The township aud l. lines, on the 500
by ia'd belonging To D.v,d RIisal, a. on tho ess.
y the land OF J. Ciark eoHiaia.ng forty.oLs 81
s:An ioar bundsedbs sores 0fIasd, more OF l;ss.
Taken in Execution as the properly tf 80
Stcker, implicated with Frede1i K WadHworth ani
fahn b CLARK, at the suit Of Charles L. Rhodes.-
Appraised at S7S0,0 90.
JAMES woODARD. Sheriff
Sheriff - flee, Portaee Csunty,l
Oct, 8 h, A 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03
Consumption,

COUGHS and Colds, Brsschiti' dsthua, Spa2 n BseS
Rsdinq Inq- in the BT1Sf Side and Chesh Nv
son,nesi Nsgt swea PapisntiOn @ The Heart snd sn EE-
NIAI.E NEAKN ESSEN and Complaints arising there
from. Cholera Infautum, &c.
C- For Proof aud Particular OF Cures see our PAM
pCts and Hand6lal our Agents have them 70 give away
iunsALE by /. .sNifI RaxenHs; Grbbs l.
Day. Decrfoid; VIM Dickf,on. Rsndalnih
j. b Suciden, a,wsteI; Ffnncis LOWE, Pal
myr Parsons & Rooi, Windham, u. BescL-
r. Garrctrsvrtlr; }. w. Foster. Man,ua; A. "
Hotr. shalessvliie; }. w. G6ne & Co, Frank
lin MILL; Davis. & 1.,umss. Newport; Beehe
s. Eikns. Akron; Is. b. Ellsworth, IindsoD;
Joh" Davis. CGyahoga Faiis; Il. S. Garter,
raIla,ndgc; II. Hard & Sons, Aurors; 1. ID.
R,Jhbnrn Frcedcn; aliirg & Co Twin,hHtPks
Woadnan J. Howe, NortkG ID; J. Pose, Rieh>
iied B. & a. Cook, Chardon; Gao Boush,on.
& Co., Burio"; C. & ]. c. Trcar, Cisridon Ce
ter; John Mah+w, Auburn; A. Adams L sen
aud j. II. c. johnson. Warren; and by agents
IN cvny town in lhu State.
And by Wallace s. Co. 300 Broadway New
Yosk. lyal7..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03

GPSome of The Newspapers brhg
giug, says the Ere Observer. nbon, a ..Busl
of Gen. Sc,rt bv J. D. Jones'; W don't
think it can be compared TO the ''b,tst Of
Gen. Scoil'' in Ohio and Pennsylvania, by
Johnston and .Vimon - Pitts Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03

EcLIPsEs IN lS3l-Mr Gibbs Almanac
maker, states that there will he six eclipses
mex, year, three Of the Sun and three Of he
Moon. There will be great eclipse Of
the Moon, the 9Th and 7sh nf january next,
visible and total in this section Dnra'ion
3 hours and 40 minutes. -Cley Herald
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03

WoMEN's RIeHrs IN FRANCE. .-Wo.
n'en'sErigins in France are rather retro.
graaiag than advancing In Paris lately
q number Of police off .ers proceeded 10
the Stock ExcLange nnd drove off several
fe1nies who Ind fof days made their ap.
Pearsnce there IL transact business.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03
w WAsxtNGToN, Oct. 90,

The ln,ellgencer Of this morning pub.
lished fill list Of awards Of premiums
msde q, the late Worlds Fair in London
=, ie the American exhibitors to tho number
7off los, besides about so who are mentioned
g honorably.
sas Senator Bright, Of Indiana. is slowly re-
eovcring from recent attack Of paralysis
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03

SPEcTAcLEs. --A monk nnned Rialto.
mentnns in sermon preached in Flor
ence, in 1905. that spectacles Ind hecn
known about twenty yenrs This would
place the invention in the venr 1855.
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MAsaAll.I4 a., 01

- RALReAp AecfDENt I'll he locomotive
and lraiD on the Railroad, four miles from
Murfreesboro'. ran osef a COW. and w"s
rsshrown of tie trick into creek. One
passenger was killed and several injured
The locomotive was Destroyed.
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For the Sentinel.

MIR. HARRIs-Sr: Please correc,
mis,ake in the List of Premiums. Insert
the name of R. b Colon. in ,hc piace of
F. D. TibbIes, on Single Horses.
Alison 4. HARRIS,
Secretary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03

Fhere were, ot the opening Of the
present session Of The Legislature Of Ton.
ilessee, nj Nashville. five hundred and
twenty -:wp applicants for the nine offices
In the gift of the two Houses.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03
A G,sL wuo WonKEps IN 4 fRINTlSs

OFFicE--A Cincinnati. piper states ,hnt
o poor orphan girl applied and wns admits
ted % setiype for thai paper. She worked
Two syenrs. during which time she earned,
besides her benyd. about $500, and aysiled
herself df the facilities ~ aich The printing
Office, a aTorded, acquired good education.
She is now .asseciate editress Of a popular
papes, andsis engaged TO be married 10 one
OF si1ss smartest lawyers in Ohio. We
should be disinclined 10 credit tho above if
we did not have. so many evidences of the
elevatiuS ipffnence Of a printing office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-03
BOUTS AND SHOES
FIkTS ARRIVAL
r. n p r. Fl Il s. r A s. O N.

DROWN s. HURLBUf again IN the field, aoubl,
ID armed and equ pied Tor The fall ahd winter OF
1901, with an unusual large and complete stock oi
Rnn,s, Shnes, Leather, &c &c, winch has bee"
purchased within the last lew weeks with direct
ielerenoe to selii g at small profits, reedy pay,
cs,h np AID n" erumhl.ng.
FARMEss, MrcH,NIc. AND TRADEsnKs, Do You
urpEa-rAsD!l tOOsS SHOES are To be sold
20 per cebi less tbs tall they have ever before
-teea krown 1" be sod IN Ravenna. We b"idi,
make the asserti"n, and back it up by our acti"ns
And IL Sh"emakers, who wish far French, Z &
hes, Phrl ,deipht Anercan calf SKINS can uf'
accommodated with tip top article OF tie best at
Brown g. Hurlbut's. Also, Curc", French, ran'>
picn Madras, gram, b Ugh and glazed MnT0ccn It
The hes, qnslty. Also, Pink, Maroon, Ko"es ard
Cuchrneal inInas, Cape and common sheep Bind
ing, Gallodns, B "t and Shoe Iaces, pegs. "a'le,
thread, lasts, b"ot trees, crmp'mg irMs, Sc, g.,
all OF wh,rh will be sid ch az for cash or read,
aay. Esough FOR the preset, YOU vii hear tr"o'
US sgsrn BROWN s. HURLBUF.