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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
APOLOGY-THE GREAT VEGE.

POLOGY.- GREAT VEGE-
~ TABLE REMEDY.-The undersigned take tins
r.lod 10 inform those who have called in VAIN, few
.enhs past for Dr. H. y. MYERS Extract Of Dandeion,
VSd Cherry &C that by leaving their orders at No II
eral business Office 81 tho undersigned,
sy NAV be supplied the order Of their appca' IONS
ssy,t come served FIRST The dorangemt consequent
rn .n,enJ business relations and changing
~ plses Of manufnctory from Buffalo, N. Y to No. rs
rr,pnxt Brooklyn, l. has created this suspension Of
.,rnv peg favOably situated and IN possession Of am
~ cans 10 extend their business they believe they will
K ahls 10 NEE Onpiy hereafter the full demands of old
customers for tins most desirable and efcaciOue
hmly edlelDe
.,Ts AGENTS MYER & PRICE, Projectors
ofDr II B. Myers Medicines, No. II Manen-st
NY CITY Nov. 49, 1851. nl8 ETuTh&F*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

NE CRAFTS PILE REMEDY
~ Sn years have passed since this remedy wa
nrs introduced this city AID out of number OF thou
vspds Of individuals who have used H. not one ~ hun
drsd has failed be cured with the first box. Price 81
cents To be had of OF the respcc able druggists
thus State New jersey and IN this city and q
Ns proprietor, No iS8 Hudson-st., cor Of Grove St
$50 lmTuIbSS
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V,HE NETWORK end LIVERPOOL

Ebw'DK CoLIfiss& co. SC waH-st N.York
BROWN, SBIPLEY co, Liverpool,
E.G. ROBERTS & CO., 10 Kings Arms Yard
London.
L. DRAPER, Jr, DC Rue Notre Dame des victories
The OF these shipsw not be accountable for gold
silver, bullion specie Jewey, precious stones or metals
unless bills at fading sgred therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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vgyHE Pennsylvania sTEAA-

TgyHE PENNSYLVANIA 81 + a n
4 SHIP co and LIVERPOOL s. pHlLADHLPH4A
hSSIp CO. intend rrrnhs thsir Steamships rs
city OF PTrrsBU1GH. 1850. Capt W C. stcts.bary.
CITY or sSA NCHBSTER, 2i25, Capt Rooer i"ltch.
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1919, Cav y llissa w he.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 22z2 CAP. -.
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY or GLASGOW Tn grsssy, Nov. 6.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Thursday Dec. 4.
CITY OF PITTSBURGH THURSDAY DOC H.
PROS LIVER. out
CITY OF NSNCHFSTER---- " sinesdsy. Nov. 5.
CITY OF PITTSBURGH " edneHiay. nov ~
CITY OF GLASGOW.--------------Ne "wednesday, DEC ~.
CITY OF MANCH ESTER. 49, " edwesdsy, Dee 81
BATES OF PASSAGE.
yk0x PHILADELPHIA IRON LIVERPOOL.
FALCON. 100 Dollars S2Logn-- tf1hes@s
Cahrn-.----------- GO Dollars Caoin l3 . i~eA-.
These include ProvlsiOas and Stewards Zee bis
Nc. Wines Liquors, which can be had on board Ibe
CABIN accommodations soe and attendance VIII be found
anscrpsrsed.
Firs-csss steamships ply between Liverpool and s!as-
VOW Havre Rotterdam, Leghonl, Merseiles aud other
Mediterranean ports ny which goods can oe snlppea -
Liyerpoo sd thence by this line to Philadelphia direct
Goods for New-Ysrs and other places, Will -
entered forwarded by the Agent without charge ard
with economy and dispatch Those who wish 10 bring Their
friends fTo Liverpool engage passage 0r them by
these ships An experienced Surgeon VIII be carried u
each ship Freight fine goods les .1A ard DrlEss
For freight passage apply 70
fAOLlAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place rew-fors
ana 9 Wa.nst-st, phl.adaipsIa
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS h co. Liverpool
PATRICK HENDERSON, co. Glasgow. oS9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

NEW-YORK and VIRGINIA STEAM
/ SHIP COMPANY-SATuRDAN. 22d, r M
For RICHMOND via NORFOLK. Va, stopping az Slla
POINT 10 land and roseve Petersburg PASSENGERS ONLY
Vae new and fast SAILING steamship ROANOkE, Nzo
tuns e. H. Nj l.. farnsh, ComuiGrcer, Wall receive
iregh, Friday 2ls and sail ior the above ports al
CRDAY, 22d Nov, nIoclsey at + NJ Cor IIelsn' OF
Ne "a Pearl-st.
Books Of Passage open, w,th pans OF state
roulls, az the office. MS /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
rogaie OF the County Of New-fors. notice hereby
sY,n Ia ALI pcrsous HAVING CLAIMS against EPIPHANY DA-
WIS late OF the City Of New York. deceased 10 present
me same wyh vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber Al ms
r,s,dcu,e No Howard 81 m the CITY of New York 30
or before the Twenty Eighth day OF January
New-York the Twent. third daN OF July, l0l
IVA lawtmIh' CHRISrOPHER RUSH, Executor
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
Nhavins claims against the ES,ste q STEPHEN
SQUIER late Of the towL oi Northhcld, Richmond
CSuny deceased 20 eseni the same, with the vouchers
thereof to either the undo~sgnet az ther respective
residences sand County Oh ~ heior' the i'm day OF
January nsSt and al p.r.ons indebted said Estate
requested to make immediate payment aoove-pAfed.
Sia,en Island. Jolly 9Th, 1891
,,,o ,.~smro. s : \ HEfs sd5SSiERs Executors.
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SUPREME COURT-County of New

q L PREME COU ountv OF New
~ Yuk-NatAanel h Foster, M.Aam =. CelN And
Chazies " Coos painiis s4as. Low MAxsley, it, and
Daniel Cronn dcltndanss >g R1ous Tor mlSs{ demand
on contract -(Com ssr To sad DEFENDANTS
You are hereby summoavs and required 70 answer the
complaint IN this acon Which viii be ned m TIE otce ~
the Csr. vi the CIV aud Co"sN ~ New f"S, AZ the tlv
Hall Of the Cy ~ New lofa. and copg Of Your
answer Ia the sad complaint the Subscriber, al ans
Office No 81 John street 49, TIE Ni'' n New YORK, "hn
tver da,s AT er the service VI ths you et-
clrs We OF the day Of snch and son tan 20 ans
he said complaint within ne time Nofssaid the pI.n-
TINS m ths action will take uig aesmst you ~ the
sum OF hundred and At dollars and any enc
cents from Ne fweo'v ninth Jay % August.
one thous ara Kindred aud y hessdes the costs
of this action Dated September ~ 1851
JOHN VI EAGER. PLAINTIFF Attorney
The sand compliant flee the Office of the Clerk
the City and County of Nsw-York. tho 2Sth day OF
October, 1851 Dated Oct,her - iSlt
oSe iaw6vTh JOHN NJ EAGER PlaIntiiis AM.
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COURAUD,S HAIR

u or GIRO ASSAM GLOSS, makes stiff, why h2ir
~ silky glossy forces To Frov and 49, without ex-
spion or reservation positively the best preparation for
(sss ng the aair ever invented Tria bottles % etna
sssh at DR. GOURAUDS old established Laboratory, 81
v.It., ~ nsar Rrosdway sStf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

~ G.. apdC. LINE-The new and elegant
" Steamer BUCKEYE STATE. Capt Z. G. SrAa.
ARD, leaves Buffalo every MONDAY, WEDNESDA.
and FRIDAY EVENINGS on the arrival Of the Express
Train Albany Through from Buffalo TO CINCINNATI IN
% hours Tickets procured board Of either 81 Me
Peoples Line OF Steamers end tue Rip Van Wnkte Fas
from Buffalo TO Cincinnati $40 Meals and Behs inelnaea
sig Sun A. CABLE. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

DVRSE'S LOS.- his ar
trc restores the natural color OF the hair and has
made The halr grow persons wno have been bsc for
yaIs The OF the la Far have pronounced the
esly kind deserving the award OF premuIn
ne propetor rs daily rsceivlng proofs OF rs wonde r
ora IS For sale AZ the dcpOt No 63 Franklin 81 Las
- a. mr., hlTiw'sx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

NOR HARTFORD.-Change of Days.
Il Passage 81 80; EllgEant Deck Passage Sl.-lks
steamer HERO, Captain J. H. King VIII leave rom East
River steamboat place. PEGS slip every rUESDAf,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, q;
o'clock For further information inquire Of the Capta, on
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30
A Pregnant Question

A writer in the Sandusky Register NOM
mates VIM. B. Eairchild, Esq, If Greene
county, as the whig candidate for Secretary
Of Sta,e under the New Constitution. Now
if MIR. Faifchild could be relied upon as a
consistent politician, we would bet largely
on bis declining all nominations under the
New Const;iu. ion : for this reason: The
wings all over the State pronounced the
New Constitution the most impure, unholy
thing ever submitted to the people. Mr..
Fairchildis prominent among these haters
of reform - Nowbo on earth ean con-
eeieDtious man Mr. Faifchild for instance
ask foran Office under this constitution,
aenouncing it as they do, and Yet upon be.
ing elected to Office being compelled to take
an oath to support ii. What "a wbig
saoear 10 support a constitution which they
say will ruin the Wiole State, ruin every
btdy but fhe lawyers.t What doithe peo-
pie think Of this2 St''-5''''-L' 81 SO 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30

q Col. Golfers ,decounts - We see il
stated in the Cincinnati Enquirer that the
French government, are about to bring q
claim OF three millions for goods sconfiscat
ed at San Francisco, by. Col. Collier, for
Noncompliance with the revenue laws
A telegraphic.despatch 10 the New Y York
Herald dated Washington, June l3,h,
say So. '.'James Collier ex- Collector of San
francisco, is here 10 settle his accounts
He finds seven hundred andnineiy thousand
dollars against him on the Treasury books
us confscated n,okey and eentract money
moi. .ullow ed. AIR. Corwin sends Alderman
6Bars,ow, of San Francisco lnow here)
back 10 California 10 examine into the
matter Of said accounts s.a5x,s..-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30
Ilear the other Side.

We published on Monday, a. certheate
signed f(uot sworn to- by Mrs. Notman
Culver, OF Arcadk, N. ~, protesting 10
reveal the tricks and frauds ol the, Roches-
Ter Happings, at lhe same time cautloning
,ar readers against forming a Judgement
.1f the saaa,er before tire parties thus ,,ccus>
ed should have an appotunity 10 speak in
their ewa dc fence. In The -EApiess oil
w edaestay We -Gid The following letter
from the editor OF the Providence Mirror
"a gohlemun ii. whore integrity We place
the utmost hich cGnt+adlcls
Mrs. Culyei's story in several important
particulars. -.liitune. afs
Lnosieed in The Lspress Of Saturday,
whnisis nrelended to be q slutetneial of "a
confession tin 'es,racts', from On unsworn
10 'depcsisiou mode by Catharine.Fux to
Mrs. -Mormah Culver. sot Arcadia, N. y.
w i.hou, .Aoiieing the loose and indefinite
manner OF the>who}e statement, Il wish 10
Gull attention 10, the following extract
tGalhariieteid. me that when the cen.
mittee held their ankles al Rochester, lhe
Dutch servant girl rapped wilh.her rAnuek-
les under the. aoor, from the cellar. 'lhe
! girl " as. INSTRUCTED TO rep whenever she
lteald their voices calling The spirits." :"
As,I was. present during the isvesuga-
ton, and hsd IN opportunity to know
sonaething.oi the circumstances, will ask
space to stale
/ LIST. That during that investigation,
/, (which lasted three, days, and was carried
oA by three different teonminees) not one
Of the examinations took place in the~house
oil the Eos family; the frst meeting OF the
committee being in the haIl of the Sons OF
Temperance, The second at the office 'ol
sVice Chaneelor'Whin hinlesy, and The third ct
she rooms ol.Dr. Gates, at The Rochester
House.
I'd. There was No presious.n notice given
to The family, and they did not know
where they were TO 60 until the committee
called for them.
30. They dId.no. have, and never had,
a Duicn Or other servant girl in. the family
| at Rochester, upao the lime OF The 'inyesti-
cation, nor have they employ ed a.Dutch
cir! since.
4lh Catharine Fox Was notsin. Roches.
ter during any part Of these Investigations
bu.swas .at my house in Auburn, seventy
mikes distant. ....s t.s.
Ay further comment on tire above un-
sworn deposition would be ssurperfuous,
the above serves to illustrate its charac-
Ter.
E. w. CAPRON. .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30
Celebration Of the 4th,ef July al Ra-
VIENNA. @

Pursuant TO previous 'norieo the towns
ship. committees Of arrangements of ar
rapgements met at the Court tiouse'in' Ra>
VIENNA, onssaturday the 2 lst inst. Green
buryiKeene, Esq, was schos en- Chairman,
and E. P. B Brainerd appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was fully stated
by the Chairntdn, utter which, on motion,
atcommittee Of three, consisting Of The fol-
lowing manned gentlemen, Saml. D. IIar.
ri, s,lJr.,J. s.. Herrick and Lyman w.
Hall, were appointed to report to'the meet
ing the-nccessary committees and order Of
arrangements for.he day. sa
The following committees were reported
in blank, which was subsequently filled.up
by the convention.
Reader Of the Declaration Of lndepend-
ence-Henry A. Swift. =
Reception Committee Hon. Darius Ly-
man, John B. King, Greenbury Keene,
DR.. H.. Pratt and R. J.. Thompson.
Music Committee-J. T. Green, H. II /.
Willard, A. A. Harris and D. c. Cool.
man.
Com. on Gsounds-William Frazer,
Saml. D. Harris, Jr., Lyman Collins, Ais
bert Austin and Geo. Messenger.
Com. ON Todsts-J. S Herrick, Saml.
D. Harris, Jr /, Lyman W. Hall, Henry
A. Swift and Greenbury keene.
: Floral Comnsittee-Mrs. ]. O.. Mason,
Mrs Esther Pratt, Mrs. d. McIntosh, Mrs.
w. w. Hinman, Alson 4. Harris, W.,D.
Rowell, Selby King, S. Z. Fulton.
Com. on receiping and arranging pro-
visions-R. J. Thompson, Geo. .Bosswick,
Robt. Miller, Gustavus Lane, LyBus Ely.
Howard Carter, Chas. Lawrence, Chus.
Judd, Geo. Summersille, Almond Chiuen-
don, Mrs. Alpheus Dickinson, Mrs. Wm.
BOYD, MissFanny Pratt, Mrs. Abner Horr.
Mrs Richard M. Hart, Mrs. Horace
Reed, Mrs. Martin Edison, Mrs. William
Milliken, Mrs. Chas. Lawrence, Mrs. 8.
B. Southworth. ass ls
General Com. of arrangements, to as
sign business to the other dbore commit
tees, and.to receive their reports
Mcintosh, Ransom A. Gille,t and Ezra B.
Taylor.
On motion, the severalcemmittees were
authorized TO fill all vacancies that may
occur in thfir numbers. - - il 2
On motion Of D. Mcintosh, the follow.
ing resolution was unanimously adopted.
Resolred, That all the citizens OF Por.
tage and adjoining counties, both old and
young, are respectfully invited TO offend
the.grand celebration OF our national birth
day at Ravenna on ahe fourth ofduly next;
as admission 10 the grounds and the festisi.
ties of the occasion is.to be free, every one
is expected ,oibring whatever refreshments
their tastes may dictate, and come prepared
to spend the day en- the agrioallaeral
grounds. where ample provisions will be
made for all, and no. 10 make it the ocea- ]
sion for visiting their friends 10 ,bewillage,
thereby preventing them from participating
in the celebration. 9a a8. fsasie u-.a
On motion the meeting adjourned.
G. KEENE, Chairman.
%- f., r. BRAIEERp, Sec'y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30
Maine Eiauor Law.

We lost week published brief synopsis
Of the" Liquor Law" of the :State'of Maine,
which is very stringent. a .eiegrqphic
from Portland dated the 21 inst,
gives lhe fallowing as,the frs, case Of en-
forcing SAID law: ~
s'The city Marshal seized 20 casks of
liquor to day, valued $1,000, belonging TO
S. Fl. Sawyer. Saw, er resisted, but final
ly the liquor was taken away.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30

@ Wssresent for the benefit Of our lady
reuders. this week, an engraTiag, fllastrai>
ing The new style of dress, 80 much talked
Of in these slater days" This engraving.
probably does not represent the exact-styte
which has been adopted TO some extent
throughout The country. bnt -is>designed 10
represent the rich dress for 70 lady Of
l.shion,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30

C. & P. RAILRoAD.-The Accomoda-
tion Train on this Road commenced its
regular trips on Friday last, and from pres
ent indications bids fair to do good busi-
ness. 1t is all its tit'e indicates. Starting
from this place at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, and
arriving at Cleveland at s, A. NJ, in time
for the Columbus and Cincinnati train !:
returning, will leave Cleyelandat 81, PM,
-and'arfiye he'erat 81 in tthe 'eveaing; thus
enabling those whose business ,er .pleasure
snsa y lead them to visit the Forest City 10
dooso"and return sthe same day. Besides
This, travellers will find the entire corps Of
officers on the train accommodating and at
'tentive to theirtcemfert. .s~4 ,
The work enthe Road East, Of this place
is progressing rapidly; the track is now
laid as far as Freedom, in Stalk County,
about 20 miles from here, land a car for the
accommodation ofpassengers is running in
connection with the construction train to
that place. >Es1L
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30

@ The last Whig, after upbraiding
the free soilers for their inconsistency in
voting for the New Constitution, after their
Solemn declarations in convention that
they would reject any constitution which
made color test of citizenship" says:
@But we hope it will learn them a
lesson Of charity-lhat henceforth when
they occasionally see others departing from
recognized principle, they will reflect a
little before denoancing too freely"
The editor Of that paper has good cause
for the expression. Of such hope, for no par
ty stands in greater need of the exercise Of
that rare virtue, 'chsrty,' for occasionally
departing from recognized principle"
than the whig party, which has pla, ed the
weather-cock upon every question Of nation
al policy, and totally abandoned nearly ey-
cry one Of its former recognized principles.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30

addition to the National Gapitok-
The Washington Union says that I'VE un>
,derstand that the cornerstone Of the addi.
zion TO the Cap itol. authorised,by the late
ac, OF Congress-, will bs laid by tho
President Of the United States on the 4lh Of
July nexij In the presence Of such officers
OF the government as may then be in the
city, and oil citizens who may see fit to
assemble to witness the ceremony, and
that on address on that occasion will be de-.
liyered by the Secretary Of State"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30
DenOcratic State Conyention.

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee have issued call for State Cenven-
'tIon, to onssemble in the city Of Columbus
OH w WEDNESDAY THE 6gH OF AUeusT next,
to nominate candidates for State officers, to
be elected at the coming Fall election. -
Portage county is entitled 10 FIVE delegates.
We shall publish the Gull next week. i
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30

MoNUMENT TO GEN. JAOKsoN.-There
is in contemplation monument to the
memory Of Gen. Andrew jackson, TO be
built on large mound just below the city
Of Memphis, Tenn, which was given to
the State for this purpose several years
ago, by Col. John e. McLenore Of Mem
phis. The mound, says the Eagle, is TWEEN.
ty.fve feet high, 1.-TWO hundred feet long by
one hundred and fifty in width. 1t slands
upon tho highest Chickasaw Bluff, and
commands noble view of the city and
eight or nine miles 'lp aud down the Mis-.
sissinpi.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30

% The editor Of the Whig hurrabs
and shouts NEST Justify over the triumph
ofthe "No License" clause Of the New
Constitution. That is another exhibition
oftbe beautiful cons stency Of That sheet
After doing its utmost to defeat that pro-
vision'by opposing the New Constitution,
by the rejection of which this provision
would have been rejected, to turn round
and rejoice that he did not succeed in de-
feating it, should entitle the editor Of that
sheet to a medal for his consistency! Z.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30

GT; Mr.. Dawson, Of the Albany Even.
ing journal, who is travelling in England, p
visited ..he .priDcely esta.e Of the Masquisof
Westminster. His income 10 found to be- I
thousand pounds year, or Se0o0 psr
day. Dawson went TO his stables, snd
met with the following indignaDs deception
from an aristooFatic horss.l Me says: sse 81
Ike celebruisd horse .sTouchstone,' ;, for ~
which the Marquis refused $50, ,u0e manyas
years ago, was ahe chief asssacsien. He is.
now 20 years Of age, snd dark brown %
color. He is now conceded 10 be she bess
horse in the world, nnd commands IN in.
come Of 1900 guineus per annum. An ins !
cident occurred, rs we entesed his ssahle.,
worth mentioning. We Aad scapee}y. a,
crossed the threshold, when he gave siens !,
efdispleasure. Our guide inqaissd vheih.a
er'any ,ofps had been smoking. None of !
US had been recently. but we had,cisars IN :
our pockets; and shat, we were assured. .
was the cause of offence to the horse. A.;
proof Of il, the keeper held a cigar toward 4
him. when he manifested great 4 isplsasure.
lie wos only quieted by the removal ,oS
what 50 !sinsularly offended him. g IA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30
Cuba

9'ne Cabaa, a,invasionistssre=not iaclined
to -sbandon their fgserises sprGect Their
plans may be cut to pieees times without
nu.tsben.sy The General Government but,
still, as in the case Of the polypus, to use a
snew projects are formed
from the fragments Late Southern od.
vices inform us that the invading iorce
wkich.,he -wiseacres had supposed to be
broken up beyond the hope OF fetanlling
still fingers about New Orleans, and as
only waiting for favorable crisis TO make
another descent upon the flsland. The
men in readiness number.about I,D90, and
will be be. divided into four regiments.
Officers have been appointed, and d.slea'ners
engaged. They intend 10 leave the coun-
try al three different poinis and will. meet
nge,her at some place removed from the
jurisdiction Of the United Stases.-Pian
petAsr,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30
DEramr,Jane ] 2GlI,l

I'm J IIETEO4 o HII6 %0IIIIF
s Car;. JAS. s.. Thompson, late of the U.
s. A. and soE>in- law OF GsnaHugtzisrddy,
was found Drowned in tne Detroit River,
This o1orning. He disappeared laaes Satur-
day evening ''1s7 z 70 1903 af&isssssi soeift
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-30
Vote on the. New constitution.

We copy The following fromshe tablesof
Of the Ohio Statesman giving the soteon
the New Constitution The table is not
yet complete, but we shall be able by auoth-
ser week, probably, to give tie returns in
full: