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The New York herald., 1851-11-29
Arrival OF the Brother Jonathwn.

The steamship Brother Jonathan, Captain Kit
trejge, from San Juan de Nicaragua and Jamaica,
arrived at this port yesterday morning She brings
,he following passengers
T,i..'; "a D,Sssn sg..:I S..E;
srsd Gee n.ai,,Ga Lsrssss.,. kG Hale Ss,s
sss; sssa.s an Vat atriiis pr tgpp, W. E:6s1.i Gala 4
9i; Pt.s 6.l s:I sis s.Ssi P1s.
nss. Ls,g oistsns E,iI.;. sl,s,.. PSilH.:.
SssTs s:sassa s L..s fsTs:s e:apSs ssoss
Bs f's's'j j.,st ISssn s.s
ssP,lr. Jonss aos,usoo PsJhs, Hou,sg.S;
sss Ps,s cSss s'sis HKTSsr ssSsp saser Joseph
SsssS .s sd S :.as s.s S- es
ss aH.on ,f w. Vs. aoSis
s,h 5,s G,5l5' sr w,r. w,.,,;. 7 s:coad, i
stSSss.. SS%ss sso. bSs iS Bel. xsssslsy Se,
Gesr.s yss sscl9tr yss Sriron,a N.rsin s, SsSs
!S!s.lsy siii. soliis soys'. , Ram. ISsI..:
VIZ S'is'f S..ns sss s..ns ssy cso
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aa.'s S5, Rs,f s,,ss Es.t HcSss.
s,; ss.b Ss,sr y.ss. sii: ssf.c. !ss
sss sS fa.r,s piss.. ssS sSS s.Sn h:'
s.H.s ss', sss.sss ssl:s,' =. fSs:s ssS:s:s s s 81
sprae. A shs.rsr. NORMA, J 0srbsds, A sigmund. A
Becier a Burchsr Jorston, Brooks Gibbs. John
Csidve ell, Kihurp, wste, rslconer, Sssermtn.
JN Fuisop A Psroe soY,r. A gogtiss Elsrsss,
smi.s. Rig.asrs 21ics' fsh, Siss Tiss, Cha:
Brevs sorder Hsrris, Brown. Williams, Brown,
wm Robinson, Hsnar. JAndsrson Peos Trpiss,
Friend, Tennie Vapdusr, Jsnes JysnbaokesurshI
Geo vAnhsch chsnburgh, BcrTics. Hamilton. Hsrt
ssnont W fstis. Valentine. Tsss II orifh,, II
Quisy, W Ap,h,ny, W ssansn rsrJ; z SET y n
81. sS,. ss... sIS;, s.ss rsS, S,sr,
Jokn..op, saith Norrison. ndrevs, yshnsscn
nrson c ossorns. NcLin, JAndrers. asynols, WIN
Hudsleston, A Wheeler Kisier Altar, Wa Pstsn es
Hurisy, G Dan. Gsret Jsrvs r. Leech y or
Ii WicSiih wN wiehia. n Bsrris, W Harris Z
Crsnbury h Cougor, A n Belt Rosirscr, Jols. 7
niss Il Nesesis. John Rembins Johs Killer Rehsr,
stitly Samuel Bssv, Tuektr Tucker, hoe'nsen;
Abel D Jay, n Grant ysnorden. N Gale Sollins
Jas Cohs, williams williams, hrster, Donell
HCskill John Cshil, John Dsisgsl i,hu Rush wm Hen
aersop Gs, Foster, ssh Boyd, stehos, Bradley
Jss Criehth X Roberts George Hiskh CLARK, Bubos
ten r Ksekson John Jenkins. RobeTt hathsws, Green
nj FISHER Andrsv Yugie. W foct, IYully. Payns,
Chstfsld, Jones Cap, Codso, IA. fsnend, Hesu
dna A ID stvsrt Fraser, Nsslsy Kinssy Phil
lips, WIN Hun phries. As,rzf ss,xl PolL Chs
drii J,hn Howard Jno Cr.-s Jos rrssnsa
The late Captain tMills), Of the J.. was lSf
sick ct Kingston.
The B left san Juao oo ID, liza, sni Kings
ton, 10 ca ths 2lst lost. Shs brins, no late
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

A. Andrews, Of WatArvils, ID building splendid
organ for the church, which will be done By Christ
mas. .r~ lr1-l-s~f H.
We are ct present building, in this oity, no less
than six churches, which will cost el5O OOO
Orcutt, since the execution Of Conklin h a spent
most OF his time in preparing hmselffor his doomed
day, the 5th Of December.
The friends Of Conkln have concluded not to pub
lish his confession until the Governor has given O
decision in the case of Orcutt.
Msdsme Victorine Le Normand, said 10 be o
celebrated astrologist, 60, &c., has occupied roons
ut the Broad street House, for tho last two weeks.
and by her glaring handbills has indused many Of
the weak heads to consult her in relation to their
future destiny
We have 8 number of young men in town who
are sbeut leaving for California, and many others
who will do the same, when they are able to raise
the necessary wherewith to 90.
Catherine Hayes concert st Concert Hsu, last
evening, was fully attended; she was repeatedly
encored. Yesterday morning, she took sleigh
ride in one Of Butter6ed's four horse sleighs. and
visited the Asylum, 80. There is much fault found
With Mr. w Wardwel, her agent, for getting printing
done in Albany for her series Of concerts through
out the State, which cause the press to turn cold
shoulder on one whose talent deserves the highest
eDcomiums, bnt which, through the mismanago-
ment of her agent and acqueys, Is placed in false
position before the public, as was the case with
Jenny Lind, Madame Bishop, and all other noted
artistes who trust too much to those in their en-
pl0y. s. A. r.
p S,-Gov Hunt has sent very consoling letter
to the beresved family of the late Conklin sympa-
thizing with them in their aiction; aso enclosing
something to relieve their immediate wants.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

The extent Of the Russian inland trade, and the
value Of the imports and exports to and from the
various countries in ASIA has been, up 10 this time,
wholly unknown. We give the imports and exports
IN English sterling for the year ISIS Russia i'm
ported from Turkey ia Asia to the value Of EiS6,-
e75, tvOthir1s OF which consisted Of woven cotton
fabrics From Persia the imports valued Co.'s sos,
tro-hifds o. whicn consisted Of woven cotton. silk
srd voollen fabrics From the krghis Steppes
the value Of Der imports was l2Zl,7y2 nearly one
half Of which consisted of cattle From khivs the
imports we're Gl2, ~, chiefly dysstuffs aad raw
cot, on From Bokbaga tie imports were Gl)s 80,
one.hsf Of waich coDs.stsd % cotton fabrics From
Tssebkend the IMPORTS were G7o, o,4,lj from hokhGo,
40 ~; from China, E,6,,3b5; sni from otoer
counties, chiefly beyond tas Caucasus, G56, ,9S9;
being a total of imports fiom vsrious countries in
Asia Of E2,lS30is The exports o. Russia to these
parts were. 10 ISIS a. fCll0vs-To Turkey in
Asia. C76teS; Persia GlC3,7>0; Kirghb Steppes,
lI3s,Oll kbivs g. ~ Bokhara, G$l,l5i /;
Tascbkend. ES., ,TUt; kO6han, Gs36 China, Esb5-
80, total G. exports 10 Asistic countries, ~, ,s5
1O3 The value, bota 0t Imports and exports, APP
peers 70 average Ieaily the same amount, taken IN
a seTieg Of years
The following ia statement q the Russian in
pOtts shi exports (srclusve OF specis) fon aai TO
Poland an4 Finland IL the following years-
The New York herald., 1851-11-29
Statistical Returns OF the Trade OF n ussia

Statl site al re urns OF the Trade OF II usslas
From the Eastern Counties Herald
Having given, in . previous article q general
view OF the import and export trade OF Russia some
particulars Of the rise and progress of its cotton
manufactures cannot fail to be Interesting. Tho
quantity of raw cotton entered for home consump-
ton in European Russia was, in 1872, lS,4T,lH
lbs, and increased progressively to lS4S, when it
realized A 33l $50 lbs In 1912, q, $50 lbs Of
cotton twist was also imported but, in consequence
of the establishments in Russia, which We shall
psrticularize presently, decreased in 1898 to l3,
COL LAP lbs The following is an official statement
in q tabula, form, of the qusntties of raw cotton
and cotton yarn imported at ST Petersburg in each
go from, J8@2 IN 1S4Q.-
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

ffom g. I'd. 10 l3s. lid. in the hrst part Of l8y3
the rates were lower in April and May. and higher
in September In the last quarter Of lo4S. they
ruled from g. Sd to IT, Id per quarter, ana IN the
same period in 1850, from Sc I'd. TO 7s. I'd. per
quarter; Thssysrsse price Of wheat .t kigs % va:
the same average in lS49 whilst in 1850, the sver-
ago price declined to SIS. Id. per quarter; barley,
lSs I'D. to lS Sd. per quarter; and oats, LIS. l0d
to l2s. Sd. Der quarter.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

We subjoin o curious statement Of the number OF
cotton spinning factories at st Petersburg, with
the number OF spindles, and the quality and guam
sry, 1919, since which period they have materially
increased The first named Establishment, under
the government director, General Wilson, is said
to have been commenced in 1900, on private ac-
count the remain der established in the years
specified. This statement is derived from official
sources, and, We believe, has never before been
published
The New York herald., 1851-11-29
Scsrcity o. FGoa In a,.sn ~ ,oi

Scarcity or Food I'm Central Europe.
IRON the London Globe, Nov. IL
Central Europe is short of food. OF this fact
there csn no longer be any reasonable doubt. The
potato crop, the rye crop, and partially the wheat
crop. have failed over an extent OF country wide
enough to justify apprehension of painful scarcity
On tie continent this fact has political aspect.
Here it has rather commercial ono The foreign
governments most nearly concerned, while looking
revolutionary disturbance In France, before the
next hsrvest, are recalling the experience which
has taught them the close otion between want
Of food and political discomfort among the masses.
The absence Of potatoes and rye enough st homo
adds very considerably to the danger Of trium-
phsnt democracy abroad and both counsel the
maintenance of large standing armies-large drains
upon the means Of the people, already narrowed
by the failure of natures annual supply In the
meantime our manufacturers, seeing food rising in
price among large section of their customers, look
gloomily forward to reduction of the customaryor-
ders from that quarter Tor such clothing, furniture
SC as has hitherto been obtained from this country
And the trade circulars of the last week two tell
how tn cir apprehension has been realized. Orders
from the continent have been fewer in number and
less liberal than before and 1t is apparent that the
deficient yield of potatoes and of grain in the SOUTH
east, and nsrth of Europe, and an indifferent wine
crop in France, at the bottom Of tho reduced de-
msnd
With these facts already before NJ, we have exs-
mined, with some anxiety, the monthly accounts of
the Board of Traie, just published, for the month
ended the 10th of October last. The date is too
that could net have begun before the event Of
the harvest was very generally anticipated, if not
actually known Enough, however, is Sc en- to war
rant the assumption that, before the 10th of Octo
Der, decline in the current quantity and value Of
our exports had already commenced.
1t will be remembered that the month now under
consideration is from the method in use Of keeping
the revenue accounts, somewhat more important
than any other. Running from the 5th of Septem-
Der to the 10th of October, it counts thirsy.fve
days. The declared value Of the British produce
exported from the United Kingdom, during this
month in the present and in esch Of tho three pre-
cediug years, was -
In lSiS. f4o01 648 1850 f6,434,8@
ls4e ......... 6,e270 l85l............ o.34So94
The difference between the months exports in
1851 and in 1850 is not great; but, were the two
sums equal should still have to account for the
stoppage of regular and rapid increase from year
to year How is it that the October return for 1851
shows, not continuance, but q reversal Of move
ment uninterrupted during the three presiding
years!
How sudden this reversal has been We may form
some idea of by looking at the accounts for the
frst eight months Ito 5th September of the present
and pre- vious years The figures are as UNDER
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

some idea may be formed OF the quantity Of ou-
siness transacted at TIE great fair Of Njny Noygo-
rcd IL We give the results oi the fair IN the year
lsin The transactions ia that year are stated to
have been lesB satisfactory than those Of ISIS.
The price Of tea 20 per cent higher, and iDju-
,iousiy affected the trade 10 other articles Money
rss scarce, owing to the recsnt siaguation Of the
corn trade, add the pay ne ut for two tnirds Of the
aggregate purchases Il said 10 have been deferred
for periods Of IL, ~, and even ~ months With
these drawbacks, the total value Of the domestic
articles az the fair vas I7,Sl6,0lb sterling The
folio sing found a sale Raw materials, 81 slf 90;
pro visions, ES55 6oi, and domestic manufactures,
g3 9sl Tl5. the total sales Of domestic articles
amounting to G5,7S5 ,2iO, leaving el ,6i5 un
sold The total foreign articles at the fair amount
ed TO ~ ago, 49, Of which Gis 9jj worth Of Euro
pesn raw materials found sale, and G20i, ,SSS Of
manufactures Asistic articles sold to the extent
Of 81 ,sZo lSl the total sales Of foreign articles
being ~ O27,HA Leaving ci02 ,2l7 unsold 50
that II fact tie total value q both domestic and
foreign articles a. .5c fair vas no less than $40,
3i6EBT of vhich as T-si 3li found buyers, aad
al gtg ~ remsiped unsold The extreme market
ItiCes OF 6Be wheat az odessa we're in the Las.
quarter OF 1873, -, 20 COS Sd per quarter. 10
the qua-ter ended 3lst December, lSip, the market
p-iceo sere 2Ts ~. b. a1s lOd. per quarter; and
he -aft @ in lhe saBs re-i,t in lIJn we're 2Ts Al
t, o. t.~ qsa,te- Tbs ra'si o. freight from
C.aq W G,sa; 5.i;S.l F., imperial qaarter ra'si
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

went on without check down to the period included
in the monthly account now before us-justifJing
decline, such as the failure of the continental de-
mand, already expected and partly felt, would pre-
cisely account for.
Opening OF the sub-narine Telegraph.
From the London News, Nov IL
Yesterday, the success of this important and in
terestiDg undertaking was again demonstrated by
variety of experiments, which were performed at
Dover, under the superintenderce Of Mr.. Statham,
ofthe Gutta Percha works. Wharf road, City road,
and MIR Champion and Mr.. Wollaston, engineers
Mauley, Sir James Carmichael, Mr. Campbell,
solicitor to the company, and many other gentle
men, who left London for the purpose Of being
present on the occasion. The event created much
excitement in the town, and q large number Of the
inhabitants assembled on the beach to witness the
operations. On former occasions during the last
few weeks, telegraphic communications have been
transmitted to Paris by means Of the submarine
miles from Dover, and the success of the under
taking has been already amply demonstrated.
1t however remained for those who have en-
barked in the undertaking, and to whose OK.
been done, to complete their work by proving
the facilities for communicating between Dover
and Calais The object Of the proceedings Of
yesterday was to establish the principle Of subma
ripe CON muncation in its fullest integrity, by
opening the telegraph to the public, who have now
tie satsfa ,tisn Of knowing that they transmit
messages in the space Of few minutes, dire,t from
London to Paris. On the present occasion the
opening and the closing prices Of the Paris Bourse
were transmittedto the Stock Exchange in London,
during business hours To add to the interest
which attached to the proceedings Of the day, seve
raj guns were fred through the medium Of electri-
city.
These guns were placed on the cliffs, or on the
sea shore, and the signal being given from Dsyer,
the electric spark was com muncated from Calais,
and the report this side the channel was iustan
taneous.
His C-ace the Duke of Wellington being at Do
yer, l. attendance at the sessions, was saluted on
on hls leaving the town by diacharge from
hrtytwo FOUNDER, placed in the east bastion Of the
Cattle, the electric spark by which IL was fred
being sent across the channel, from batteries at
Calais, under the superintendence Of MIR. Brunton,
chemist to the Gutta Percha Company.
In the evening banquet took place 10 celebra.
ton of this complete junction OF England and
France through the medium Of q submarine electric
televraph
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Whence 1t appears that the progressive increase
of our exports, indicating steadily growing trade,
went on without check down to the period included
in the monthly account now before us-justifJing
tho assumption of some me- obstruction, cause Of
decline, such as the failure of the continental de-
msnd, already expected and partly felt, would pre-
cisely account for.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

veil rsesved, principally 81 Bsrdssux, By ell the
admirers Of her dsaSing and her genius.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07
gnRRga PRYBgggY

TNHE latest, and decidedly The best inn
i proved, as well as the ch h,apest Cheese
Presses, are now being manufactured by the.
subscriber at ihe ceater Of Edinburgh Some
half d. zen of these presses were used by
dairymcn in this county last season, and lhls
test secured their mosl hearty commenda-
ton without dissenting voice.
After several years devoted to the i'm
provement of cheese presses, ! have at
length produced press, which | believe
can demonstrate, to be superior to any buw
in use-and this has been, and fully be
lieye will be the testimony of all who have,
or who shall give it trial.
Dairymen are respectfully requested to
call on the subscriber at The center OF Edin-
burgh and examiheths improved press.
a ink double Press can be afforded for So.
Orders left at the office of the Portage
Sentinel, will at all times receive rompt at
tention. G STONE.
Edinburgh, March 90. 1851. 30stf.
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SIleriff,s sale.

DY virtue of writ Of vendi in attach>
ID ment to me directed aid delivered from
the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
County Ohio, | shall expose to sale at pub-
lie vendue, at the house of Amos I1awley, IN
the township of Freedom in Portage county
on Thursday the l7th day Of april INST
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. M. and
four o'clock P. M. of said day the follows
ing goods and cha,tels 70 wit: one cooking
stove and furniture, one clock, one set,
chairs one settee, two bedsteads, one light
stand, two rakes and slrsingle, bed rope.,
tin trunk and coltents, one table, one bed
stead, one chest and contents, two brass
kettles, shovel and longs, two axes, shove
and saw, chains and shovel, holdings, lot
of crockery and tin ware and iron ware, and
90 sap buckets, Taken in attachment as
the property of Miles ]. Hawley at the suit
of Joseph K. Downs.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff. ::
Sheriff 5 Office, Portage Co.
April. list, A d. 1851.
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Freeman, Hodges & Co.
Impo orters and Job b g r 8,

SO Liberty Street, Ne,u York.
Between Broadway and Nassau)
A RE now receiving rich and beautiful
N assortment of Fancy Silk and Milli-
merry Goods, to which We would particularly
invite the attention of all Cash Purchasers,
and will make it an object for them to give
us a call, as we are determined to sell our
assortment, for Cash, lower than ever before
offered in this market.
Millinels can supply themselves with eye-
ry rticle in their line, at about the cost of
Importation or Auction prices. Many of
our goods are manufactured expressly for
our own sale, and cannot be surpassed for
beauty or low prices.
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, "a large variety.
Silks and Satins for Bonnets.
Grapes, Grape Lisses, Tarle,ons aad Illus
sion Laces.
Trimmings for Hats, Caps and Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps, Party and Opera Head
Dresses. ~
Embroidered .Capes, Collars, Cuffs, and
Chemisetts.
Embroidered Edgings and Insertings,
Swiss and Muslin
Thread, Brussels, Valenciene, Silk and
Liste Thread Laces.
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen
Cambria Hkfs.
Gloves and Mitts, Kid, Silk, Lis]e Thread
and Sewing Silk.
Scarfs, Cravats and Dress Hkfs.
Swiss, Jaconett, Book Muslins, and Bish-
ep Lawns.
Embroidered, Damask and Plain G anton
Grape Shawls.t
Il Full Assortment of Straw Goods.
French and American artificial FLotre-s.
With large variety not mentioned above.
All wishing to avoid paying long prices
will make money by calling and satisfying
themselves.
Feb. !, 1851. 4m@e7'
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Slaeriff'S sale,

DY virtue of Wri's of Fl Fa to me di-
ID rected and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas of Portage County. Ohio, J
shall expose to sale at public vendue, at the
Farm now occupied by Abel D. Dustin,
about one mile and half South east from
the centre Of E Edinburgh Township, Portage
County, on
Saturday the 10Th day Of Aprsi inst
between the hours of 10 o'cock A. Nj. and 4
o'cock NJ of said day, th following goods
and chattels TO wit: SIX two year old steers,
two two year old heifers, and une mara
colt about FIVE months old. Taken in Exc
cution as the property Of Abel B. Dustin, al
the suit of Dorolha Dustin, and Abel d. Dus.
and ais. *
s, JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
SherifF's Office, Forage Co.
ApriJ, list, A ID 1851.
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Ton HYER's CHALLEYeEAccEpTEp.-I

ToM HYkR's CHALLEXeEAccEpTED. 1t
is stated that Goodpson, the powerful fell
low who noticed Hyer's card few days
since has formally accepted his pugilistic
challenge. The preliminaries were to be
entered into on Monday evening, and the
first deposits made by the friends of the re-
spectise champions. Hyer wants to have
-six months training, but Gooduson wants
ifAs condition that neither party shall
ffsin more than three months. As soon as
fbis point slaIl have been ssttled, the papers
will be signed and exchanged. Il is un-
derstood that the fight viii not take place
within the Unised States, but in Canada or
soIns other foreign country,
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app 1inilncnts for A prii.
D. H. TUBES.

/. ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN, ,l
VX7 ILL be in attendance at his Room,
w as follows: - -" - -
R.rENNA-Prentiss House, Mol day sn
Tuesday, lth and l5tn of April.
WARREN---Paltzgroff House, Friday and
Saturday, 18th and l2 h April.
AKkoN-C IBIS Exchange, " ednesday nnd
Thursday. 10th and 18th Of April.
Observation-Disclosures House, Saturday
and Monday, 18th and 9Th Ap,il.
T rose affected with disease of the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen OF Kidneys, Ilillmatiohs.
Rheumatism, Asthma. 81 crtness of breath,
or difficulty Of breathing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
weakness or nervous debility, restlesness,
loss of appetite, Cons: ipation, arrangements
of the Stomach, bilious affections, Gravel.
White Swelling, Cancer, Scrofulo, Ulcers,
Imprrities of The blood, or any Chrome or
ong standing disease are invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. L. neither 6leeds nor 6tisters-nor is
he Homeopathist--he never uses .Mercury,
| .4hfiMony, .4rsenic nor any other JMinerut s
medical agent-nor is he Thomsonian, lie
neither Steams nor gives Emeticsi His
theory Of disease differs from all others tha,
have been adopted; but not more so than
dues his system Of trea 'ment! lie does moi
make SEX 10 make ,ceu nor tar dOwa to bail.
up ogain-nor allay nervous irritation By
patching up with dnodynes #t %
! Visits to the above aupoin' ments will b,
continued once in four or FIVE weeks.
Fruits of Reform. gf--
A FEW OF THE MANY CASES CURED !!
| NORTHERN OgIu.-A new testimonial will
appear with each months change Of appoint
ments. They will be selected crciusirel
from our present circuit that all may kno,
their accuracv: aE a5H st5 80
a-s5 i MORE EVIDENC K I'D q 4af
RHEUMATISM This may certify that wa
subjec, to violent rheumatic affection TO
three months. Physicians were in consts I
employ, at considerable expense but ih
disease steadily advanced, growing wors
and worse. ! could not rest day or nigh
and the tearing of flesh mud limbs apa
could scarcely have produced greater snffe
ing than was at this time endured. Bein
unable to live in such a coudiiion. | consul
cd and obtained remedies of DR.. H.. Tubbs
10 two weeks was materially improved
and at the end Of six weeks was peIfect
we'll. For the last two months have la5o
ed hard in damp, exposed position, witt
ont the return Of a single symptom. NJ
health was never better thon at this time.
WM. lllGBE.
n OK IN --s IL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-07

CUCCESSORS of T. Jones q. Sons have
- just received large assortments ofthe
best American and Italian Marble. Per>
sons in want of any thing in our line, are in.
yited 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. 289
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Notice..

THE Hon. Board Of Commissioners of
J. Portage county, at their March session
A. D. 1851, levied a tax of one mill on the
dollar, uoon the taxable property in said
county for the year 1851, for Road purposes
which may be discharged in labor under the
direction of the several district Supervisors,
at the rate of scventy>fve cents per day.
E. SPALDING, Dep. Auditor.
Auditors Office, Portage co.
March go, 1851. sw5os.