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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12
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On nOSA O1Ls
A NATURAL remedy procured from wei
II 400 feet deep, and possessing wonderful
curative powers, in diseases of infammator,
rheumatism, infamed eyes, the chest. wind-pip'
and lungs Also, for the cure Of diarrLea
:holera, piles, gout, asthma, bronchitis, scrof
fula. or kings evil; burns aud scalds, ralgia
te.ter, ringworm, obstinate eiuptions efthe skin
blothes and pi,nples on The face; bilcs, deafness
chronic sore eyes. erysipelas; pain in the bone
and joints, and aitiat class Of diseases. in whiol
alternative or purifying medicines are indicated
Put up by 5. N. KlER, Canal Basin. Pitts
burgh.
This great remedy of nature, after repeate,
and fair trials, has worked its way into pepu
lar favor. We need hardly repeat he fact that
this pure unadulterated, natural medicine
and is put up as it flows from the bosom Of the
earth, without admixture ofany kind. In these
days of Nostrnm vending, we do not wonder al
the incredulity evinced by the community,upon
the introduction, Of a new remedy, but that in.
credulity shall not suppress medicine, whose
powerful influence has mitigated and cured ma.
ny diseases incident 10 our race.
Bot the best evidence in favor Of medicine
are the cures themselves. When these stand out
in bold relief, and when he who for years has
suffered the tortures and pangs Of an immedica-
BILE lesion. which has been hustening him to the
narrow house, speaks out in IFS praise, whnt
better evidence need be wanted? We have the
evidence in our possession, OF many astonishing
cures, which will be furnished to any one who
really doubts the efficacy of this wonderful rem,
edy,
This medicine has peculiar action on the
cirentation. 1t is no sooner taken into the
stomash. than it IS seized upon by the laeteals,
and infused through all the channels Of life, and
the whole system is fortified and strengthened
against the insIdious workings of disease driv-
ing out all morbid and excrementious mstter-
restoring vigor and energy TO the fagging func>
tions of life, and endowing each organ with re.
newed power to resume its wonted functions.
The Petroleum has cured numberess cases Of
chronic diarrhoa, of long standing, that have
resisted every ether treatment.
In piles. it has also been efectnally tried.
Several cases of which have come under the
immediate notice ofthe proprietor. in which
the Petroleum afforded complete relief.
In diseases OF the bladder and kidneys, the
Petroleum is invaluable.
In deafness, depending on hardening of the
wax, it will give relief, by opening the obstrue-
tion and dissolving the wax which obstrusts
the passage TO the auditory ynerve-whichis o FREE
quent and common cause of dullness in hearing.
For sale at the respective drug and medicine
stores of /. SWIFT and G. HATCH, Ravennu. AL.
so by A. ". Iiorr, Shalersyille; o. L. Drake,
Freedom; Doct F. 4. Applegate, Windham;
FL. Pixley, Nelson; Farmers Co. Parkman;
Joseph Hazen. Garrettsville; Kent, Grenel! &
Co., Frnnklin; E. F, Abel, Strselsborough;
C. c C. R. Harmon, Aurora. ly2s3.
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WHITE-W ASKING.
Professor UrbY Jones

VX7 OULD inform the citizens of Ravenna
w and vicinity. that he will perform all
work in the line of Whitewashing that may
entrusted to him, with neatness and despatch.
Rooms that are papered he will whuewash
overhead without daubing or soiling the
paper, and rooms that are carpeted will be
done without spoting the carpets. lie asks
for share of the public patronage.
April l8, 1851.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

UCCESSORS of T. Jones d. Sons have
> just received large assortments of the
best American and Italian Marble. Per-
sons in want of any thing in our line, are in.
vited TO call and examine specimens of our
work, styles of finish &c., aud We think we
can satisfy all.
G. w. Fox (who is well known in this
community as an experience engraver) will
still continue to manage the affairs of the
shop.
Ravenna. Dec. 18th, 1850. s89
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12

Mr.. Hopkins being imprisoned in the
Tower for declaiming against some articles
which the Kings Majesty had sought to be
esta blished, and having written his apollo
gy in verse to the king, upon which followed
his deliverance, companion Of bis remark
ed, that "He went into the Tower by reason
but came out by rhyme"
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Chancery Notice.
vs.. Petition for Partition.

Nose. Z. Z. Smith. Petition for Partition.
T,HE said Moses E. Smith will tai ke notice,
= that petition was flied against him on
the 9TH day Of March A.. ID. 1881, in the
Court of Common Pleas Of Portage county,
by Henry Smith, and is now pending, where.
in the said Henry Smith demands partstion
Of the following real Estate; asituate In
the township Of Shalersyille in the county
Of Portage, and bounded and described "a
follows: Being The East half of part Of
lots soand 81 10 said township.and which said
parts of lots are bounded and described d
follows: Beginning ct post ut the 3. w.
corner OF lot No. so, thence running; N. osi
original lot line 4a chains 6ailinksto the
N. w. corner, Of said LOT, thence E. IL
chains 8 iinks on the N. line tos pos.thepce
.. 42 chains SO links 70 a post sisnd1R IN,
the 5. line OF said lot, thence w. on said
South line Is chains SO links 10 the place Of
beginlng containing II acres and iS4 rods.
The other piece beginning at q post ut the
q. E. corner of lot No. 81; (; thence w .ohathd
8. line of lot, 9 chains 20 links to d. posts
thence N. ~ chains Sc links, TO 4 most in
the N. line Of lot. thence r. g. chaihsg4t
links to the N Il corner of said lot; thence
8 on the E line 49 chains ea links 40. the
place Of beginning. containing 20 acres and,
26 rods; the piece Of which partition ID
sought 10 the East half Of The shove. 1twc
pieces or one hundred acres of land and
covers tfy scres." And at the .nexsi tefuF
Of SAID court applications will beuisde By
The SAID Henry Smith sfos an order rthSf
Partition may be made loe said lpreHiseG ss
b, SpALDING,;,
Sol, for Petitlonef.,
March -. 1891, g y, s04
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A negro woman who was relating her
experience to gapiag congregation OF
color, among other things said she had been
in heaven. One Of the servants asked her,
Sister, you see any black folks in heaven?
'Oh! &c, out-'spose ! go in the kitchen
when was dar?' ..-.s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12

UFEyil Thoughts are worse enemies than
lions and tigers; for we can keep out of the
way o. wild beasts, but bad thoughts win
their way everywhere. The cup that is
full will hold no more keep your heads
and hearts full of good thoughts, that
bad thoughts may find no room to enter.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12

fTIf you have an enemy act kindly to
lin, and make him your friend. You may
not win him over at once, but try again !.
Let one kindness be follownd by another,
I'LL you have compassed your end. By lit
lie and little great thugs are completed =
sod 90 repeated kindness win soften the
Kart Of stone. q
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DoN'T EAT WATERS. verdict Of
corener's inquest upon the body Of dead
child in England, lately, was: Died from
eating red wafers.' Red led is the poison.
ingredient.
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N0iiCG.

rs hereby given that petition will be
l. presented to the Honorable Board of
Commissioners of Portage County, at their
next regular session. praying that road be
laid out and established: Said road to COM
mence at the Northeast corner of land
owned by Sainnel Hall, to run from thence
south on lot line until it intersects the rosd
leading from. Mogadore 70 Randolph.
April 80, 1881. 10 e. Avs
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FHapiness is no! to be found in the So
cial glass, nor in the festive hall; not in the
hilarities Of the ball room, nor at the gaming
table; not in the pursuit Of wealth, NOR world
ly fame or honor but may be found in do
ing good.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12
The Race of Man.

Dr.. Charles Pickering, an English
author of book entitled us above, dercribes
eleven distinct races Of man, founded on
what he deems essential difference. He
thus enumeraies them and the population
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12

Curious Fact.-The claws, feet, and an
tenn@ of crustaceous animals, as tho lob
s.er, and the limbs of the Arachanis, or
spiders, are restored, when lost, by a fresh
growth of these organs. If the head of q
snail be ampulated, the whole of that part
ofthe animal including the telescope eyee,
or feelers, as they are commonly called, ,and
other organs OF sense, will he reproduced.
Even among the vertebrated nnimnls, in.
stances may be fonnd of these renoyations
of mutilated parts. This happens with re.
spect to the fms Of fishes; for in shutever
direction they are cut, the edges easily
unite; and the rays themselves are repro.
duced, provided the smallest part Of Il er
root has been left. The tails of nevis and
of some species Of lizards will grow again
if LOST; and what is still more singular, the
eyes themselves with ali their complex APP
faratus Of coats and humours, will il re-
moved, be replaced by the growth of new
eyes as perfect as the former. Home Ca
tie.
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The Pig in Cincinnati,

The following essay upon pigs shows how
useful that animal is to mankind, and what
amount Of c:ty's prosperity depends up
ON his life or rather his death, for it is only
sf,er death that he begins 10 be useful.
What crocdiles were in Egypt, what cows
were in Bengal, or storks in Holland. pigs
are in Cincinnati, with this trifing differ
ence-their sacredness Of character last but
As long as their mortal coil; and this is alb.
'breviated without ceremony and from the
most worldly motives. In life the pig is
iree-is honored; be ranges the streets; he
rsposes in tkoroug hfares; he walks between
your horses legs or your own; he is every
where respected, but let the thread Of his
existence be severed, and, shade of Mahom-
Ell! what change! They think in Ciucin-
natl, of nothing but making the most of
h'm. How msny Of this kind perish anual-
~, to cement the rast prosperity Of the city,
Cannot be told. About fifteen years ago
when i. contained only one fifth of its exis-
ting population, few bold speculators be-
gan the trade. Selecting the hams and
sides of the animal they made picked pork;
Of the rest they took small account. Soon,
however, the idea occurred TO one more acute
than his fellows, that the heads and the feet
may, even the shine and the vertebre-
might be turned to account. Tretters and
cheeks had their partisans, and these parts
looked up in the market. About this time
the makers of sausages caught the inspira-
ton; they found those luxuries saleable; and
so many pigs were TO be slaughtered, that the
butchers were willing to do it for nothing !;
that is to say for the perquisite Of the en-
trails and offal alone. The next step was
due to the genius Of France. A French
man established brush manufactory and
created market for the bristles, but his in
genuity was ontdone by one Of his contry-
,aen, who soon after arrived. This man
was determined. it seems, to share the spoil,
& thinking nothing else left collected the fine
hair or wool, washed dried and curled il, and
stuffed mattresses withit. But he was mis-
taken in thinking nothing elsezleft. As
but little was done with the lard, they in
vented machines and squeezed oil out Of it;
the refuse they threw away. Mistaken men
againl This refuse was the substance of
starine candles made fortune to the disoov-
eTer Of that secret. Lastly came one who
could press chemistry into the service of
Mammon, He saw the blood of countless
swine flow through the cutters Of the city;
it was all that Of them, but it went to his
heart to see it thrown away. He pondered
long; and then collecting The stream into res
srsoirs, made prussiate Of potash from it by
the ton. The pig was used up.
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A person being asked wha, ghos, said
to him which he pretended to have seem
How should | know what he saidl am
No. skilled in any Of the dead lungusges.'
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ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD
l. Old Dr.. Dellebbaughs Extra No. l
Family Flour, warranted Pure. For Sale
by Curtis Hatch, be particular and see that
each Bbl. has the old DR.. name on the Head,
as all others may be base limitations.
C. HATCH, Agt. for Ravenna.
Dec. 9th. 1850.
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TUST RECEIVED by Express g cases of
y Ladies' Shoes consisting Of Kid Welt
Buskins, Mo. Bootees, Slips, &c.
q. PRENTISg.
Raveana, Ang 1e,s1s5o.
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NOTICE.,

THERE will be petition presented to
l. the Board of Commissioners of Por-
tage county, at their next Session, praying
for road to be laid from the County line
between Stark and Portage, commencing
where the road leading north from the wis
lage of Marlborough strikes said line, thence
N. through the land of Lewis M. Bloom
field, to point near his Barn: thence west
near Elihu Nash's house. until it intersects
the mile and qulrter road near the house
of VIM. Price, also to vacate that part of
the mile and a quarter road from where the
above contemplated road intersects it south
to the county line.
April 10, 1851.
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Life Insurance.

THE undersigned having been appointed
i agent for the American Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New Haven Conn q,
is prepared to insure lives on as good terms
as any. other agency in the State. The
Rate of premiums is g5 per cent. less and
the insured has an annual participation in
the profits of the Company.
HORACE Y. BEEBE.
Ravenna Dec g. 2S9.
VARNISH large supply OF
v that celebrated Coach & Furniture
varnish just received and For sale. by
G. HATCH.
Dec. 7th. 1850.
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Of each race.
Totnl

NJ. Pickering argues that the human
races radated from four centres-l from
Thibet in Asia; 2 from Abyssinia inAfrica;
and from North and South America.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12

GF"What did you give for that horse,
neighbor?'' "My motel" Well, that sDas
cheap!'
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sDon't you see you are pulling mybair, Z"
as the bald headed man said to the blind
fiddler.
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Notice

rs hereby given that petition will be
i presented to the Honorable Board Of
Commissioners Of Potage county, at their
next regular session praying for the vaca-
ton of county road, commencing at its
junction with the Cleveland road on lot No
go. in Ravenna. and running in a westerly
direction through part of said lot and also
through part Of lot No IS in Franklin. to
point near Burrs saw mill, where it inter-
sects the road which leads from the reser-
yoir in Franklin to the feeder dam in Sha-
lersville.
Rayenna. April 95, 1851. Avs
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How 10 spell Blind Pig with two letters
p g. You leave out the l, (eye) and
Of course i. is blind pig
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AGENCY OF
DR.. S. s. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines,
Used by him with such .stinguished success
In the cure of
Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorr-
.hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c. &c.
Also, DR.. S. S. Htch's Abdominal Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling
Tnbss, and Lectures or Con-
sumption, and ths art of
preserving Life and
Healthto Old Age,
&c. &c.
ROd0lphus Bard has been appointed
Agent for The sale of the above Goods, and
will keep them constantly on hand at his
Recorders Office in Ravenna, only agent for
Portage County, Chic.
UTDr. Fitch's "GulDR Book TO INvALIpe,
and Directions for Promoting Health, and
Instructions to Mothers, in the Management
of Children" may be had, gratuitously, by
calling for it at his residence as above. An
extremely valuable Book.
R. BARD.
Ravenna Iulv 1S5h
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ENTLEMENS. Ladies and Misses BEST
Uquality Metallic Rdbber Hhdss shd
Boots, just received and for sale yoa
r! WpSRYMOUR.
August ssths 18s0.1 = F.- -
+ NsEED oIL5 Fof sale 5y1 he Bit : 3;
IL gallon. ">:f % e. HATtH.H ~
Bsvshus, Jafy rs; 1ssS.
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Old Zack's in Town.
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPESTy
TUST received, a Few Rough and Ready
y Stoves which will be sold on the above
terms to those who call soon at
Sept. Is. MASON g. BRAINERD'S.
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Chairs by Steam.

T,HE subscriber successor Of Taylor 4
McElwain, is prepared to furnish at
his large Steam Factory, just: north of the
Preniies House variety Of Caneseai,
Windsor, Dinlngs Office, Boston, and Child.
ren's Chairs, at low prices, and OF as good
workmanship as the best Of materials, mae
chinery and skill can make. 70. s5..r.,s-
He Is also prepared to execute Jobs Of
Turning, and Saving Lumber for Sash.
Blinds, Doors, &c., on short notice for
eady pay. JAMES B. McEEWAiN.
Ravenna, Nov. I, 1850. saasstf.
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IsTHkus TRANSPORTATION -waIrER rfrLn ron
raE WORLDS FAIa.

WoRIDs TAIN ART USfoS-UNDER rag Ma
~ aserncnt o. the New York Arr Inian Company
serpofstec blythe T. ss Of New Norktikrs s5eaeh
The company win pnbsh magnificent engraving ofthe
onor 81 TIE Great Words Fair Essh sshcritero Of g.
T. entitled cory ~ It's print really worth thaa
,hd ty sub efihers win fsve free ftst tfb
London atd hacl ard stgto rsf expenses uhe here TIC
t1hfcrptign list u hlu rapidly aus ANN -
sarss - limited ~ he charter 81 Incorporation ns M
thoule be q IN applying Tor shcs fun1s eufrtht ~ the
Place rcm whence cent tsien ~ tnr rtrissnsrs ~
hsl VIII ~ ~ The eouranys rsk bu. si ietisfs ms, ~
wsiaiL fttmssets sud ctherr reralttre ta wi i, 81
SID e Ten thartf Shtrts % furthtr -sy Ss
stsned ~ iest'r net'nsily cr ~ rid et f al Ia
seHpsn5t ghts NJ " Vail street, New YORK,
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EINE Arts.

HOMESTEAD ART UsIoN-CHAKTkRED ACCORD.
ing 70 Aw.-Ior the d1trihuti0a n WORKS Of arr 80.
nj ~ entirely new iestrre from any hcretofore
haonedi IN Addition 70 the OF ef,at
hnd highly valuable engrevng sutt cd Ia ssta Or re-
fcte Shith are fesii At AZ tooh tier wi he dis
Isuttd amonf Tie sahacrtors ninety nine % paintnss
sna ,rpavnts IN ornamental and plain fi frsms aiso
ted Second between south Ninth aud 1cnsh streets Two
minutes wall IRON Peek tlp ferry The p1intiuxs ana
,npaih7s are now on exhibition 10 Hooper brothers
I,9inE gast tore us Fulton street where a,iogues sri
~ e NECESSARY nforna ion can Be obtained.
srpton hye liars ieg more sharss stan lsft and
thteVho wish ta uhfcrha would do eel call mmed
tht number ~ limited, and the list ia rapidly hnr No
he hboie eens TIE joint property VI The this
tsco,or, the disb tion Will positively plsce on
I'd February At the fhnese hsss mbly Room say
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NE VS. ny TELEGRAP



TILE TRIAL OF COMMODORE JoSxs-rHr rAasp :
EXTENSION OF THE cAPIroL-MlNIsrHR TO BaA-
I'll, ETC
WAsHiNeror, January N, 1861:
The teNimony In the trial Of Commodore JONES h.
ing concluded, Gen. Walter Jones wiz nut In his d.
renee to- morrow.
The hotels are crowded with lobby menSs,s Tor
steamships, railroads, French spoiistions end the
tariff.
1t is understood that the Csss democrats A,e wiips
to raise the duty on coal and iron.
The appointment OF Minister to Brazil has beer &C.
fnitivsly rendered to the Hon. Robert c. scksnsk o.
Ohio who has accepted and will leave for Re ABBOTT
the LIST OF April.
The House committee have agreed upon plan for
the extension Of the Capitol by additional wings
the north aid south The Senate Committee have nat
yet concurIed, but they expected to do % ~ TIE
next meeting.
Camper, convicted Of the msnslaughter Of Rsssa,
has been sentenced TO eight imprisonment IN Abe
penitentiary-the extent Of the law
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THE BALL SEASON.

TIE PAINE CELEBRATI0N-AT THE CHINESE
HAD, 80 Broadway, Wednesday, the 29th instant.
Tickets foE the hall 81 At the Besoen efhcc, Franklin
square and Of the committee. Several short ADDRESSES
The upper tss sentiments Sc The committee and others
having business will meet at the Beacon oee Tuesday
evening ". E-The works Of Paine. Strauss &C. for sale
MASONIC BALL-THE FIFTH ANNUAL MASONIC
11 Bau for the willows AND Orphans Asylum Fund OF
the Grand Lodge Of the State Of New YORK. Will given
hhlo saloon on Thursday evening the Goth of January
lo The fraternity will appear in full regaha Tickets
TWO dollars TO admit gentleman aud ladies, may be OBJ
tanned ~ the Grand Secretary A Free hssona HALL No.
broadway Of The Trustees james Herrip.. william Willis
John Horspool ssac Phillips and Ed CT the fol-
loving General Conmittee:-In New Hork-0f Brothers
Charles Church James Conner, Charles Rowel Joseph
A. jackson, ktienne Mlon Eugose vatet Emanuel Lyon
Them,s O. Hepburn. r. S. Van nouten John Mansfield j.
y. Wills John socpans Louis kewstadt, Charles ]. Chpp
Thomas Fiold Johs han Jarvis A. A. Carpenter John
Ahsisa JOIN .Brsdy' Henry kobssos Joserh Keelsr
Hale, Jossph hArh, r n.sst, Tr0s l. vultee. \. y.
y. Warrg \, Is. More. Andrew Demars,t, c. Ei.trds
Lester John O. Smith, Plats Powell Ia Wiilansburgh-
OF EsothsrsHcnry otmAns, Philip O. HarnAa.
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Hsuse or representative.
NJ FANS KiEcrRo-cHKsIcAL rKLsaRArE.
wssafsaroS Jan q. 1851

WssaIseros, Jan. q, 1851.
rug BOUNTY LAND Law
Mr. H.raIsoS asked but I'D not obtain leave Ia IN
roduce joint resolution further explanatory of the
bounty land law of last septem Der The secres-v az
the Interior he said has decided that to Obtain the
bsnehs of this Law persons actually have served
In the wars; whereas, he (Hsrslson) proposes thss
those who we're mustered. but not In actusl hes
tilities shall be entitled they having been absent rom
heir homes and this he esnterded was the In
q the Law.
rHE CUMBERLAND DAM
mr. Born moved that the consideration OF tfs gur-
made the order Of the day Tor THURSDAY The ucues
refused.
nEcrtLaSyors
. MT bsfLf moved 70 make the bills for paymens n
ne navy pensions, revc lutonary aud other per.oBa
Tor the support Of the West Point Poet *.
Tee Department. aud Indian Department the specinI
oruer TOT 10 morrow aud until disposed CT not fr to
srtere with the special orders. Objection being made
mt bayly moved TO suspend the rules, and the
non vas decided In the negative there being
thirds In favor OF 20 doing
Several other gentlemen waited bat did not ctssio
consent, to INTRODUCES bins aud rcsoutlon. 4neug
them,
Mr.. C,srv had bill opristing land to Penney.
vanis Tor railroad purposes
Mr. JeHrsoy, Of Arkansas. moved that the Rte-
and llsrbor bill be made special order Of the day for
Tuesday next. Objection m tde. and 20 tes. ths
question he moved suppression Of the rules, which
vas decided In the negative BY ye. ii6, nsys 7opct
twe.thlrds.
rHF pvrrcfExcy ant.
The House then went into committees, On the biil 20
tupply the deficiency In the appropriation Tor the
mt hscsi year
Two hours occupied In di.cus,inr an arpre.
prstlon Of $4,000 for the psvm.nt of ole rk ~ ws
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