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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
C A r R I A G E S, ND
gAmRsA@g TRsMmHgsgE.

c A r R A GE S, AND
gARgsAgg TRaMEazMgs.
nj D. CLARK & CO., will keep con
IN. stantIy on hand, Carriages Of all
kinds. Also Carriage Trimmings, such as
Top and Patent Leather, Carriage Laces,
Rubber Cloth, Brass and Silver Plated
Bands, Maleable Wrenches. Nut-washers
Top Irons, &C., Sc, which they will sci
as cheap as the cheapest.
Shop on Main street, East OF the FNb.ic
Square.
N. ball work warranted.
Ravenna, Oct. IL, 184s.
AGENCY OF
DR.. S. s. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines,
Used by him with such distinguished succe s
In the cure of
Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorr-
hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c. &c. 8
Also, DR.. S. S. Fitch's Abdominal Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling
Tubes, and Lectures on Con-
| sumption, and the art Of
preserving Life and -..
Health to old Age, s
r7 " &c. &c.
ROdolphus Bard has been appointed
Agent for The sale of the above Goods, and
will keep them constantly on hand at his
Recorders office in Ravenns, only agent for
Portage County, Ohio.
uTDr. Fitch's "GulDE Book TO INvALIDs.
| and Directions for Promoting Health, and
Instructions to Mothers, in the Manag emenf
of Children may be had, gratuitously, by
calling for it at his residence as above. An
extremely valuable Book.
R. BARD.
Ravenna, July I, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
worse than Hopeless |!
: CANCERS & CURED.

Mr. B. KINNEY, merchant Clinton, Oneida county, NJ ~
informed us that cmcerdocor in said county saesing
wonderful cures of through the efficacy of BASTS
PURIFYING EXTRACT A caaceroeor in Greens county,
N Y also said PURIFIER. Mr.. A. B. SETTLE, dra.
gfst at Canajoare, Mong county N Y, nas mored
us Of important CANCER OF long s,niidg weh
PURIFIER Cancer by It's purifying healing Pows whni
impure disease of the blood can il not curs Seven years
experience and triumph says IheTe are nOo est mn SWh
cura
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
SALT RHEUM,9 as Ssiv
and all impure diseases @ tie BLOOD, slwsys efSA
BY BRANT'S EXTRACT

D. w. DYoTT & SONS, is2 North Sees
ond street, PhIadelphia, Pa, are wksEesais
agents for Brant;s Indian medicine f'taa e7's
FoR SALE BY l. SWIFT, Rsvenna GibbS d 2
Day, Deerfeld; Vim. Dickinson; RandolpA,S
Alden s. Brush, Atwater, Francis Lewis, Pal
myra; E. P.& j. A. Morgan, Windham; u.
". Horr, shalersville; o. H. Kent, FrankS
lin Mills; Besbe & Elkins Akron; q. B. Elise
worth, Hudson; Dow & Co. Cuyahega Falls;,
H. S. Carter, Tallmadge, Dr. E. Curtiss, Mid,
dlebury; Woedman & Howe, Nerthfsld;
Page, Richfeld; B. & A. Cock, ehardon; 9sss
Boughton & Co Burton; C. & Jse. Trsss Clar-
idon Centre; s. Hathaway, East Claridon; A
Adams & Son and J. H. C. johnson, Warren,
and by agents in every town in the State. 1y2s3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
William J. Lemau, } n
VS.. Divorce.
lane Leman. -

THE said Jane Leman will take notice
IL that the Plaintiff filed his Petition for
Divorce on the eth day Of November. A.
D. 1850, in the court of common Pleas in
Portage county, Ohio, and for cause aesign-
ed gross neglect of duty and Adultery.
SAMUEL STRAWDER, Plff. Atty.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM J.

Mr.. A. HoLTsTANDER, merchant. obyts, Loyyais css q
Ohio, December 49, l8i8 and aer having stnted how
like charm the PULMONARY BALSAAI had efeeted the .
of his wes cOnsumptive cough said: II have person
ally used BRdNTsS PUTLFYLNG E8TRAc 2; general
debility of my system, and have Hesitation in ing thpt
II the best medicine aud ISvIeoRATE The srs
that have use.i In instance where weass
sold BRANr'S MEDICINES, they hare prYred lsS Nsie
oire
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
ANDR EW JACKSON,

r ADIES-At the Shalersville Store you
IL can find a large assortment of worsted
Dress Goods, of the newest styles, which l
say we offer very cheap. Come and see.
Oct H.. A. V. HoRR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
lLIVER-COMPLAINT !!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD, sf Stamford, Csnn. one VI De
and respectable physicians, was HhliFtod wih
Lirer Complaint many md was esred bs ssAs
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

snch Medicine in every respect; and there asune
proof in great effected that ONE BOTTLE OF con-
,as sins more pnsGng healing pl9 and
o at has Ts o
undoubed proof in our pamphlets that by the use OF %
they that were LAaE and cnIrPL can now wALkshoy
that SICK ScRoFULoUs and otherwise diseased hsre
been HEALED and CURED 49,
Hundreds Thousands--g s.F
who have used BRANrs PURIFIER after having used apd
tested ALE the sarsapariias and other medicines recon-
mended to cure blood diseases have decided that
Brant's is the Cheapest, eass
because of it has medical curative naAssse
In it. and, in consequence, cures more disease ~ us
IT, then One Bottle of BRANr's PURIrrER WIZ cure kyUA
@BnANrs PunFIER' would be as cheap at four aolldrs
bottle sarsapdrlla at dollar Bat BRANTS PuRl .
bottle Of it cured and is capable of curing Fo Ts
as much disease boe of sarsepara therefore
sfcacy. should be sold at no than 7enis Fs. ops
per botte to be cheap the PURIFIER at ons Deusr
One Dollars Worth! ~ -
How much CASeEahqy much sysHLsTssw TSsa
cure Read the following statement which is specimen
DANGEROUS scRoFULAl :
This is the case of a Dying who yet Hrss iIe sss
Brants Purifier than cured BY the use OF Iscs
Gallons the best sarsapaa that was made sarss
para Sufficient medical por to effect the cure Of
Mr. j. b. HAsR1N, of Roaae 0nsida CD, N r.: had scrqf
was so much diseased and debtasd as TO be unable u
raise his hand to his head lie had the best nodai adree
had used all of the best sRrapdrifs TO good
got morse and orse and considered 70 be 10 Ds9
State and could moi live hours longer wher 80
commenced using BRAN1"S pURfFlER. HIS ssek -waa
eaten nearly o from edr-a ho was eaten throu
his pndpip under his chin, SO that he breaihed thsoIg
hole-hs eaten around that II could pc th
up out of it's place, only holding by sr1al iesote
use of one arm destroyed by ucersnn Ctc undr
the arm as large hand had nearly eaten through
his side into lis body Thus he afflicted with TTsny
such pntrid acrd oyensrs Ucrs various parts OF HE
person. further and full particulars see oar
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS, of the most skiliai phys
clans of Rome called Haskin the day before he
| commenced using Branfs prifer. Dot. w, examined
him and then told him that all the medicines in the Nora
could not him-that his case was -at = tstE1
Worse than Hopeless! " Z
Now hear Mr. HASKINS statement OF lie said
Nv wife procured one bottle of BRASTS PtRIFrISo
EXTRACT.-THAr HOTTIE enabled me 10 ga Of my 6ea-
the SECOND enabled to get oW 9f tte henth1
THIRD enabled me TO raik miles and when had finish.
ed using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN out ol irsay llTs hnd
HEALED UP, and three boiles more effected PEAfE
= CURE and restored 10 Gaod htcltA - - l ~ 80
-gr- FOURTEEN WITNESSES. ss r,l l.ss.L
I. The above certified to by DOCr. T. WlLllAMs
Il Mr. G. r. BROWN. of Ues Rome UofsL Msssrs BlSSG y
LEONARD Druggists, and ELEVEN other resPecfaoh
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17

NN INDOW SHADES.-lG0T Transparent
w Window Shades, some splendid pat>
terms, with all the trimmings, cords, tassels
and brasses, sticks and flats, all ready to
put up, and they are going off fast and cheap
at the new store. H. l.. g. R. DAY.
Oct. IS, 1850. s. .,.....-..... H. l- ~s .-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
female WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS

remedy offered the public has been id as orn.
e6ecuaf restoring ALL the incidental usaneiss and ~
reguiaries of the sex, BRANT's Pulmonary BAsiH
nlukes difference whether the derungencr be spTsssst
ercess ,reaness- REGULATES ALL by stren2dhe
ing sYsTEM, equdzny he CIRCULATION and soothing aHd
oloying NERVOUS IRRITABLITY. E5- See panphlss
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
CHANGE OF L

from he girl The tconidn, and the at middle agsa
one c,se and the other gradually suprssss
to prevent the fatal diseases that frequently arise in
sequence of such chunge. '--t f-.f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17

" Great Excitement. "a
The grand Mass Meeting gad
ed to Hatcl's Store! Having
learned from reliable sources
that that was the place to get
their money back,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
NIERCURTAL DISEASES.

eradedtor of all the effects IF MERCURY, my Of tho various
preparations OF CALoMEL or MERCURY from the sysf. md a
al H-.sJ ..s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17

NOTICE-The subscriber will pay the
~ highest market price for seventy five
Bushel of good meshannuck Potatoes if de.
livered soon. c. PREsrIss.
0nf 10 1870
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-17
TO THE SICK.

Ravenna. July I. 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
EXCLUSIVELY
F A NCY DRY COO 8.
-. ID. N " ~ X = & y o.
122 Broadway, corner of Cedar Street,
NEW YORK

I22 Broadway, corner of Cedar Street,
NEW YORK,
SEAvE the assorted soeks
IA FANCY DRY GOODS they Ofer 10 buyers at sz-
s-slng in part as follows:
MILLINERY GOODS
10000 pieces No sc Ladies and Misses Bonnet aud Sash Rib
IO,OOe pieces No 10 % Plain Satin Ribbons
do do Tanea do;
Pan Ghangeabe Chine waered and Corded Bonnet Silks
Full assortment OF Velvet Ribbons
Rack and colored Grapes, Grape Iisse, Tarli ans
Zephyr, Illusion, and BTuxel's Lace, Artificial Flowers
Cap Tab, Crimped Ribbons, etc
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERIEs
Embroidered Move, and Tamboured in Lace and Muslin
- TO IA Mosquito Nett, Curtain Fringe
Needework and TanbouSed Book Cambria Swiss Null and
Muslms
Plain Jackonet MuslinS
Bishop Lawn, Mems Plain an Fancy Silk Cravats,
L. c. Hdkfs, Gloves Suspe1ders, etc
sUNDRY GOODS
Marcellnes, Florences, Saiins, and India Silks
Silk Buttons in great variety
AIgerine Braids, Gimps Dress Trimmings, FTinges
Oil Silks Linen cambricks; Large assortment KID Cloves
sewing Sill Gloves and Mits;
Iise and SILK Glsves and Mus
ladies' Fancy SILK Cravais
Love Wells, Black and Green;
lsarege and Barege Wells Purse Twist
Embroidered and Plain Linen Lawn and Cambria Hhdkfs
Complete assortment OF Book Swiss and Cambria senss ana
and Edgngs 4, n
capes Collars, Cuffs, Caps etc;
IS in. Madras and Swiss Cravats.
LACE GOODS
Thread Coo and vaencennes Edgngs Founcngs ard Insert
All widths Plain and Embd Cotton and SILK LaceS
White and Coored for Dresses Caps etc;
splendid assortment Lace Vei Black Silk and Mohar Trimming
Iaces.
large proportion Of the goods entirely new asd
this markell and would respectfully invite you
febl1-4Iv New York
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH



Steamer Atlantic safe---Arrival Of the Africa.
NEW York, Feb 16.
The Atlantic arrived at Cork on 22d January-she
broke both shafts when days outrun westward under
sail 81 days and then put about for Cork She chartered
the Cambria to bring her freight which sail Tor
New York the Attn inst It is feared it will take
months to repair the damage to her machinery. Her
mails and passengers by the Africa. The Allan
tic exrerencedvery weather. and broke the shafts
Of both engines, during hurricane and the paddle box
es being both carried away-she was totally disabled
after six days bearing westward she finally put back
and reached Cork at o'clock P. M. Januay % The
vessel sustained other damage than that above stated
Crew and passengers all well. A card was published
at Cork by her passengers bearing high testimony of the
great strength and power of the ship contending for
nine days against an almost unparalleled western gale
and the admirable conduct under sail in returning 1900
miles They award high praise to Capt. West for his
exerons-more particularly to the ls officer, Mr. shu-
plant, also to Mr.. Rogers
Prom the Madison Papers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
COM NJ
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YoRk, Feb. IS N
FLooRAcve steady; sales Of 5000 bbs. sos sost
for Indiana and Michigan s475 s4s4 for OHIO s52
ss31 for fancy ohics and IS, so a Is % O5 extra
WHEkr-Dui
conS-L6we OF 1900 bushels yellow cuhe ss AOss
and 66i delivered.
PoEk-F Of 800 bbIs mess at SIC 81 sIa4s prime
1881 s94i; Ohio held $3.50.
BEEFSeady $50 IS 50 sio.75 prime
IS So
LARDFim sales Of 400 bbs and old 81 81 and 500
kegs, arrive, private
wHIskr-uer sales bbls soi IS bbs
10 arrive, private
CINCINNATI MARKET
CINCINNATI Feb II. SPIN
FLorR-Firm at 50 so with sales Of 2.OoO bbls.
WHIskY-22 o ~.
CHEEsE-Prme firm u
PrOvOns-Frmi 60 hhds bscOn sides sold scoo pieces
shoulders and sides in dry salt sold at 4iG5f
SuGAk-I20 hhds. sod 656t
MAckERrL-sales of COO bbs sls 50 for No And sI,Ts r
No ..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
LARGE AND FRESH SPRING STOCK OF
HATS, CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS

WE tender hearty thanks our riens and
10 TONERS their liberal support hitherto, and beg -
E call their attention stock for Spring sum- -
~ mer 1851
We aaer ourselves that style Of Hats and other articles FOR
the approaching will commend themselves
OF good For workmen the department.
claim the skill and experience with all
the Improvements and valuable for conducting The
business,
On of the demand Hats have been
ohge extend premises for manufacture storage and SALE
which require almost three Of the largest business house
city To Western and Southern merchants,
TN the habit OF buying the Eastern cities would merely
that they will find Inc largest HAT ESTABLISHMENT IN the
United States, Louisville prices
low amy city in these States with this advantage that every
week they choose they have their orders filed shipped and
delivered almost day. and So avoid the delay, expense and
vexaiion attending Eastern purchases
Our stock particular Of Panama Leghes Palm Leaf and
other Straw Goods nave spared making
and enabled TO sell lower than they have
red and, pursuance of old ms profits and
quick sales resolved cash short paper pront
customers. sell everything line cheap cheap
call when You are in The market
The highest market price, cash. paid for Furs and Peiriss
feb4-w BARRIER AZ co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

ISSOLUTIONThe Co-parinership heretofore
the subscribers under the and Of
& Smith, dissolved the 9th of February instant,
consent
James Surove having purchased the Smith
duly and fully authorized settle all The business Of sad
and Will continue the business, usual the cid stand
JAMES SCLGROVE
Indianapolis Feb IL 1851 AUGUSTUS SMITH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
Address of the Constitutional Convention.


Below we publish the Address, prepared by commit
tee Of the Constitutional Conventions, (of which the Hon
Robert DALE OWEN was charman) which was adopt
ed by that body on the 9Th inst:
Mn. PREsIDENr:-The select committee appointed to
prepare address the electors of the State embody
ing brief statement OF the changes proposed in the
amended Constitution and such other matters in
nection Herewith, may aid in securing its adoption
have had the subject under consideration, and have
unanimously instructed report for adoption by the
Convention the following address to the people Of the
State Of Indiana:
Chosen by the electors Of the State of Indiana for the
purpose OF considering the present Constitution and Of
proposing for adoption rejection by the people.
amended Constitution, embodying such changes as we
might deem proper, we have completed the task as
signed us and lay before you the result Of la
bors.
The chief amendments which we have thought useful
to make, arc, briefly stated, as follows:
In addition to the guarantees which find place in the
old Constitution, the rights of conscience and
prevent the imposition the CITIZEN, Of any 10 sup
port any ministry mode Of worship against his
SENT il is provided that person shall be rendered
competent witness in consequence OF his opinions in
matters Of religions and that money shall be drawn
from the treasury for the benefit OF any religious rheo
logical institution. Both Of these provisions are found
in the Constitutions of Michigan, Wisconsin, and others
Of recent date.
In the old Constitution the provisions the taking
Of private property for public u,e is that It shall not DC
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
y ORD AND LADY HARcoURT, or Country Inequalities

II 4
y BY Calharine Sinclair
Mf,lLENI IA Franconia Story; Jacob Abbott
DOWNNG'S Fruit and Fruit Trees Of America. llth Edition.
INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, for February.
THE CONVICT the Conspicuous Victim. Novel written
in Prison: BY Ned Bunime
ELLA WESTON, or The Adventures Of Orphan Girl
of CINCINNATI BY Waiter Whitmore.
PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK Of the Revolution No IL BY Ben
]. Losing
Just received and for sale by ROSS RAY.
feb19
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
MARRIED,

On Sunday inst, by Esq McCrsady Mr. RoBxRr
ANDERSON Miss VIRGINIA c. Rooms, both Of this City
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

yXYHoIEsAfE oforHERss-The subscribers desire cell
wv ing attention in READY MADE CLOTHING
Stock manufactured expressly for the Southern
and Western trade comprising every thing nppcriainng well
MAHONY & KENNA.
dec2i-2sw6m so and 50 Ann street Hosion.
FUyoBACcoOn hand large excellent assortment vir-
gr;a Tohscco-Pouss Elves, and Eehof various grades
- - PIPHEK and sEICHRIsT.
ksf1-issu7mv washington stest oppcsiss Stage ofzee
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

ooK AT THIs-Hsvmg determined 10 leave Indsnspolis
having claims requested 10 call a.
Williams Tavern, Canal address through the
Post Office, immediately Those indebted Y wall settle with
ESQ. Sullivan. CHARLES MARTENS.
February 4 1s5f-3wg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
ARTICLE XIII.

SEC l. In order that the boundaries OF the State may
be known and established is hereby ordained and de-
clared that the State of Indiana bounded the East
OF the State of Ohio; on the South by the Ohio river
from the mouth OF the Great Miami river the mouth
Of the Wabash river; on the West, by line drawn
along the middle Of the Wabash river from its mouth
point where due north line, drawn from the of
Vncennes would last touch the north shore of
said Wabash river; and, thence, by due north line,
until the shall intersect and line,
drawn through point miles north Of the southern
extreme Of Lake Michigan on the North by said east
and line until the shall intersect the first
toned meridian iine which forms the western boundary
nj the State Of Ohio.
SEC q The State OF Indiana shall possess jurisdiction
and sovereignty coextensve with the boundaries decar
ed in the preceding section; and shall have concurrent
jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases, with the State OF
Kentucky the Ohio river and with the State of ILL
nois the Wabash river so far as said rivers form the
common boundary between this State and said State.
spectiyely.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

SEc 8. The General Assembly shall provide for the
election, BY the voters Of the State Of State Supern
tendent OF Public Instruction; who shall hold his office
for two years. and whose duties and compensation shall
be prescribed by law
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-05

we tell the Courier, that. ia spite OF ais spasmodic
rawlings, there are wings who woald soom to reeog-
Mise amongst their duties, the Disgusting hundiat-
ing, Insulting acts, that il prescribes, and who
would never consent TO uaiutau, forever unmoi6ed,
the most hateful law tha; ever disgraced civilization.
And the people do not feel Inclined that the whig
party, thoughts shoulders were broadas those of Att
las shall ''carry the Stateto South Carolna and lay
her at the feet ofSlavery they determined that
the State shall stand where she now stands faithful
to the principles ofthe Declaration of Independence,
If the Constitution, and of Christian Liberty.
Thank God, the despairing howls of the Courier
re not the voice of Massachusetts,. Thank God that
he men ofthe Bay State look higher than to Boston,
Or an exposition Of their duty.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-05

The Springfield Republicans Boston correspondent,
makes some interesting revelations of the dongs of the
Whg Legislative caucus, held the other evening at the
State House, from which we learn that Benz R. Cur.
It's made himself more ridiculous shan did George
T., when he telegraphed to MIR. Webster that the res
cue of Shadrach case OF leDyag ,car. We quote
from the Republican the following:
Mr. Curtis confined his remarks to the manner and
means OF the election of Charles Sumner as u S SEN
ator. He thoug ht it most clearly case Of corruption
and bribery, and adctabie as such at common la,o
and suggested the appointment of Committee to con-
slider the propriey of examining fully into the history
these MEANS with the view of laying il before the peo-
pie, and if in the end thought advisable before the T.
5. Senate ITSELF Several other eminent LAWYERS agreed
with Mr.. Curtis in his opinion of the election but
doubts were expressed Of the expedency of conesng
the result in the Senate those questions The com.
mtee was, however, ordered, and Messrs Kellogg and
Curtis appointed on it.''
by this adrolt maneuvre, Mr.. Benz. r. Curtis has
thus conrived nice little plan to expecorate his bile
at the expense of the State Central Committee, in the
shape of essay upon the common lar; won't it be
rich-when we get It?
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-05

CHEAP EXCURSION TO New YoRK-We
are glad that the citizens OF Worcester are to have
an opportunity of visiting New York during the
present ANNIVERSARY week at a comparatively ui-
fling expense. Arrangements have been made by
MIR. John Kendrick, No. 20 Kent street, by which
passengers can so to New York via Norwich, in any
of the regulars on Tuesday or Wednesday and re-
turn in any Of the trains or boats of that line during
the succeeding days of the week The price Of
tickets for the trip, emitting the bearer to go and re-
turn as above, is only 1915, and they may be had
Of Mr.. Kendrick, or at the ticket office at the depot
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-05

The HARMoNEoNs.-Those of our citizens who
have been pleased and delighted with the chaste and
unrivaled performances of this meritorious band of
dres, will be pleased to learn that they will sing three
evenings longer in this city when they leave to fulfil
other engagements. The original burlesque of the nu-
sical worlds fair, and the baletof Sampatchonians.
which have been nightly received with the most enthu
sastic applause, will be be brought out each evening.
together with choice selection Of SONGS glees, cho-
russes, SC. &c., rendering the entertainment one of
mingled variety and pleasing quality. Their chaste and
modest style of Ethiopian delineation have been the
subject of remark wherever they have sung, and their
superior instrumental performances render then favor
ties with all. Every one should see them.