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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

FsExCu RoSEs IN DEMAND.-F~w ocrSon>
have an lea of the cK.en; To which fri anf
flowers. especially roses, cultivated IN
France. particularly in the vicinity OF Paris. A
hundred thousand rose hush are annually
sold. at the flower markets Of Paris Besides
these. cuttings to the number Of one alton are
al~o soil. chiefly for exporta:ion 70 41agiani.
Russia. Germany ani the United States.
WORLDS Fam IN NEW Yonk--Thi. Fair
!, is said II positively be open in May, 1859.
The location is about three miles from the Park
ani City Hall, in Reservoir Square.
He who cannot live eontensed anywhere. will
live consented nowhere.
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RICHMOND WAYNE COUNTY, ND, NOVEMBER s. 1882
l84i-FIFTkENTH TER NJ.

TwENIT-sIX STATES. ENTITLED TO 235 VOTES.
James X. Polk, 170 Geo. NJ. Dallas, 10
Henry Clay. IDS + Frelin .huysen. loo
J.. w. Tazewel. II
j. Polk,
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fTUErrC ACr-\o. 63.

An NCI aG1 Iffon act 10 promote tle pro-
Of The useful arts
y. j, enacted nv the AMI House Of Rp-ese
ts,ivrs Of The United States Of America Congress
assembled 1hat appeals prnvidrd for IN the eleventh
,c1iou Of the entitled addition 10 act
The progress OF the useful arts approved
Mach tliird. eighteen hundred and thirty nine
~; of the assistant Gu1g-< Of
m. M. court of In. r~t Of CuiHnbia aud all
he povve~- duties. and r-spohsiL ties imposed ny me
aforesaid act. and conferred upon tie cef i"GSe are
assistant ja dscs
SKc >. And be it further enacted. That in case ap-
peal shall be made ils- ssj c,-f Judge. e,ihe
the Aid Judges tho Commissioner OF Pat
cuts shall pay TO such chief Judge assistant Judge.
the Of dollars required 10 be paid bv
the appellant lat" the Patent Office by the eleventh
section of the said act said appeal
SEC. 2 And be II further enacted. That section
thirteen of the aforesaid approved March the third
.ighf-t hum red and thirty uine is hereby aed
Approved August 30. 1852
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HEThe late Ex- Governor Whiscon,b deed
The poSsessor q a handsome fortune. and IL
n lsi.'on % ample PROVISION for u, in iaBt
lauch or il i sad he le': number Of bea.est.
.oyarious relatives, ani vel selected likr.,y
nf fhree or fouf thousand volumes to Aslrrf
C..ver-ily. 4. Urs.LcAs,ie. s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

At I 70 ttfnF" stton. STATE OF
"A mort Of delivery
B- il en- ectrf " t. Senate House af R~rr--
stir-s nj ih- Z fe& St-t-s of America IN Con
grr-s aSsmhled Tn, Aiton. IN - State of .ia"i~.
., III h~. snd Is hrrsh. constitutes no Of e.
livery sp shall be ssb-ct the regulations
restrictions Other ports Of i-tivrry IN the tfc
States: and ib-r- shall b. appointed of
sai3 port who 81, al addition hi
sufi-s. rorm the 'nies -ni yec-~e tine siarv
and eonn,-n's Of nrescribi hv ~" sct of
hu nd red spd iirtvone prov1iag fr the payment Of
du-s on imported goo q. III certain ports therein
nti"ned. entitled An act allowing the duties on
foreign ,perch,Bcise imported into Pittsburgh '" bel
ing. Cinein nssi. Louisville. ST. Louis. Nashville .nd
Sath-s, to b sccnr.d end eaic those plseee AID
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I7o6--riIiRD TERN.
Is ,o-FOJ RrH TERM.

sIxrEES STATES, EHTirLED - l33 vor"5
Thom,. Je:Frr,on. Is G G. 'inckncy. 81
\ iron Barr. 71 john Jay.
J,nn \ iamS. %
n, choice by the cl.cors The House o.
Representatives. after b.ons six days. on
the thr,y y-,ix:h b.llo. elected rh,n,s J,.,ier
son Prc>i lent. Aaron Burr elected VIC,
President.
After this election. the Constitution
amen lc.i 80 Il, To require Il vote for Presi,cn
AMI for Vice Prr>I lent, ins:cal of the fot
two persons f,r President.
Fifth ,erm--I3JI- under amen led Constitution
sEvENTrr> srArEs, EMITTED TO 176 voTfs
P.silsw Ile Presils,r
Thomas Jefferson. lG2 Gorge Cin.on, 1862
George Pinckncy. ~ Rufus King. II
I3oG-SiXrII TERM
SEVENTEEN STATES. rsrIrLEp 10 I76 VOTES
James NJ ,di~on. -. George Clinton. 49,
&. &. Pincknry, ~ Ruiu, King. -
George Clinton, John L,n. lon, .
James Madison ,
James Monroe, 3
One .f the votes "f Kentucky not given
i8I2--SEVENTlI TERM.
ki:ErxES sTArE., UNTITLED 10 2. g VOTES
James Madison, 1.8 Elbr!,e Gerry. I31
ID. Witt Clinton. g? Jared lnycrsol 8G
One of the votes Of Ohio not given.
iei6-EiGHrH TERM.
NxErxrS STATES. ESrirLED u 22I vork-.
James Monroe, i33 u. u. rompkns. 1873
X ,fus kins. 81 John Z H"warl,, %
James Ross. 3
John M,r>hall.
Robert q Harper. 3
Three vo;cs Of May land and one OF the votes
Of Delaware not given.
I8oo-NlNTH TERN
TWENTY royH STATES. ENTITLED To 23s voYKs
James Monroe. 2cl D. D. Tompkin., 49,,
John q. Adams. Richard Stockton
Daniel Rodney.
Robert G. Harper.
Richard Rush.
iG2i-TENTH TERM
TwEsrYr rorR STATES. yNrI1Lkp TO 26l VOTES.
Andrew Jackson. % John c. C. .lhoun. 49,,
John q .Aiams. 81 Nathan Sanford, 80
W. II. Crawford. 81 Nathaniel Macon. 81
Henry Clay, - Andrew Jackson. IS
Martin " Buren,. Q
Henay Clay, 9
No choice by tkc people Car President. The
House Of Representatives elected John Quincy
Adams. Ore Of the votes Of Rhode island for
Vice President bia.k.
ELEVENTH TERM
TwENrf-forr srAsEs ENr1rtEp TO 60 vorEs.
Andrew Jackson, 2Io John c. Calhoun III
John G. Adams. S:s Richard Rush a3
William Smith.
I33.-TWELFrH TERN
rwESTY-fotR STATES. EHrryLED TO 2s3 VOTES.
Andrew Jackson, ei9 NJ Van Buren,. 1879
Henry Clay. 40 john Scar-canf. 40
John Floyd. II William Wilkins. -
William Writ, Henry Lee. II
Amos Eilmsker
Two o: the votes OF Mary land we're not Civ
en-; vacancies.
1886 S36-THtRrEENTH TERM
TWENTY >rArE> ENTITLED TO 2ol vorEs.
Mar III Van Barren III NJ. Johnson I57
w. H. Hsrrises. 73 Francis Gsn.ier, 81
Avvf I. White Jt,ln TYLER
Willie p M.n,nn. II William, Smith. e3
Daniel Webster. -
Il. ~. Johnson not having a moiorty. the
election went GO the senate. where he received
80 votes. Granger I6-3 absent. AMI was elect
el.
I8ao-FOURTEENTH TERN.
TwEHrY- SIX STATES ENTITLED TO 29l VOTES.
w. II. Harrison. 23a John Tyler. 23l
n. Van Buren,, 60 X. NJ. Johnson s4S
l.. w. Tazewell, II
james X. Polk. y
Gen. Harrison died in Office. anil was SAC
e~>d.J hv 1Obo Tv1er ADriI 4 1Ql1
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1343-SIXTEENTH TERM.

Thirty STATES. ENTITLED II 29o VOTES.
Zachary Taylor, 10; NJ Fillmore. lG5
Lewis Cas-, l27 w .. Bu.ler. ll1
General Taylor del in office and sue
cccIcI by Milarl Fillmore. JAY 1859.
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BH Az rsIOlSlrX.l

Law 5 OF TIE UNITED STAT ES
Gas.rd at s:.c Fir.t ~c..s,m of shc Th!riy-aTs;
Goa gree. OF shr L Caiiei STATE. . America.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
AFTERNOON sEssr

Half sfcT o'clock.
The convention a-a:n convened. The Pres
:iea; IN he c'ssr The business committee re-
poI;e1 letters from Esther 4 LalSens. H T..
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RreSSsoesssi;ss Elections.

In all the elections Of President AMI Vice
Pr-si cent prior t. AMI inclu ling that OF the
year 1900. the votes were f,r persons reading
in different s S.ates for Prcsidcnt-thc htyhea IN
vote 10 be President. AM the nsH higae1 Vice
President An election was generally made by
s.,me Presidential EiectOr crasiny the name Of
the person intended for Vice President. thus
givin, the other majority Of woes. In is)o
jefferson xnl Burr had eYaat number o!
votes. AMI the election was thrown into the
House Of Representatives.. AMI it WAS no: UNI
after proractcd ballo. IS for six days an / i'm
naensc excitement. thu Jefferson w,s elect 4
ever Burr. the latter being elected Vice Presl-
dent of course. After the Constitution was so
amcnIed as to require the Electors to dcsis
nate on their ballo:s the person intended foI
President and Vice President. The fol!own. .
tables show the vote at AL The Presidential elcc
iion. un Ter the Constitution, before and after
the amen imcnt
First term-I789--unl-r OIL Constitution.
Tzs STATES, ENTITLED TO 73 VOTES.
George Washington. 50 George Clinton.
john A i.m,. IS S,m'i Huntington. Z
John jaw. John Milton.
R,5rr, II .rr-on. 6 James Arm strong. !
John Rltlii.c Edward TeIfair.
John H.ncock. Benlamn Lincoln ]
Geors. Washington President. and John Al
am Wee President.
New York R,pic lIinI An North G. rolina
NJ. having At the above tim. ratified the Con
s;i,ution. chose NJ cicc:ors. Two votes Of Vif
giniA AMI .wo of MAryian were no. given.
1872 ST. cDND TERM
YiTrEEH srArGs. ENTITLED To 30 vorzs.
g o Was!in ,,pn, -, Thon,, Jefferson,
John Alam-. - Aaron Barr.
Gc"r,c Clinton, 50
Geor.c Washington was az ain elected Prc>i
dent an J)hn A / IN; Wee Pre- len. T",
vot of Muyi.nl AN o.: OF S,ith e sro!in
were no. gwen.
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PrEttc REs oi.urIoS-No. -.
y hf>Ji-L ZION relating 10 tn. printing of G.


Resolved bv the Senate ifous. of Rep-rsn n t.-
ivrs OF th- Uited States of America Congress
Srlbed. That the Secretary Of the Senate, aud the
Clerk Of the Hoise, and the Clerk Of the
Printing Jointly be- aud they hereby are. authori
z-d ana empowered to examine, nuitt nd pass upon
ali a0gants for print ng binding dnring tn
of the Congress- the
by the Committee ON Printing during The session of
Congress
A,o n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
ne insult to that FLAG would be avenged.

the insult to that flag would be avenged.
Many silently attested their respect by uncover
ing their heads as the steamer under full head of
steam swept by the mole. As the Crescent City
passed the Moro Castle she fired gun in honor of
the flag that waved proudly at her mast head and
was made to bear defiance to the erowning Castle
Of despotism @ ~ ,-s -.
Capt Porter in his protest, alludes to the friend
ly treaty between Spain and the United States,
and to the unfriendly course pursued by the for
mer. He protests against being allowed to make
known to the American Consul the situation in
which he is placed. Calls the attention of the
Spanish Government of Cuba to the fact that in
her last voyage every one of her passengers had
with him passport from the Spanish Consul at
New York, says that an appeal to the Consul of
country is respected even amongst barbarians.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
a = From the, n. Y. Herald
The Total Rout of WIliggery.

The question is settled. The issue is decided.
The fiat of public opinion has gone forth. Frank
lin Pierce needs only now the formality of an
election to be carried by an Overwhelming ma
iority into the Presidency Ever since the NOM
ination of ofGeneral Seotthy Seward and his allies,
the public voice, North and South, has been
swelling and atrengthening against the unhoy
alliance, which, at Baltimore, doomed the Whig
party to destruction; and now, from Pennsyiva-
mia, Ohio, Indiana and Maryland, the people, IN
clapof thunder have scattered the hopes OF North
crp abolition whggery to the Winds vim Pennsyf-
xania, the sheet anchor of Greeley's estimates,
rolIslreom ten to twelve thousand democratic
majority. Ohio, alike indispensable to the sue
cess of General Scott caps the climax of his cleo
tioneering expedition at the public expense, in
democratic majority Of from ten to twenty thou
sand. Indiana responds to that erich Irish
broguo,, by from ten to fifteen thousand majority
for the democrats; and even Maryland echoes
back upon the North the same terrible music, in
aYmajority against the wings Of baltimore, of up
wards of three thousands What a blaze! How.
it has swept from the Potomac to the Delaware
from the Delaware to the 0hio-and from the
Ohio to the Lakes, Ike araging fire under high
wind, among the dry grass of the praries! How
awfuisto behold. Even Florida, AWAY down a
meng the everglades, whether Whig or democrat
ic,,has gone against Gen. Sect. sIt is the sun
ofAusterlitz?" Only look at the majorities, and
the unprecedented success of the terrible and Sun
terrified democracy =. =
a4PENnsYLyANIA.-Stat officers, and gain of
two members of Congress; IL, ,oooto $4,000 ma
jorty. sz
oHlo.zState officers, and a gain in Congress;
popular majority from $4,000 to 100000
a. Isp1A Almosta clean sweep. Democratic
Governor Wright reelected by "a very large ma
iority. ..zss 30 .
MaRYLANp.-A democratic Mayor elected over
avery popular Whig, in baltimore, by the extraor-
dnary minority of more than 8 1000.
/
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
.Rascaliey-.Efaud.o

Under the above caption, the True Democrat
exposes the fact that Scott documents have been
clandestinely put within its weekly issue, before
the paper reached its regular subscribers.
We have reason to suppose that the same thing
has been practicedin this County, in reference to
the Star. te,.,s
This is new mode of felectioneering, and one
so Objectionable that it must be condemned by ev-
cry honest man. q
Let our subscribers look out for all kinds of
frauds and not be deceiyed.-Sar.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
VERpLANk's Po1sr. Oct. Is.

Schooner. Jonathan Bocraln SMak-AH Hands
Supposed to be owned.-A schooner supposed to
be the Jonathan Bocrum,s. belonging to Augustus
Stedwell, of Brooklin, Capt. Jared Mead, was run
into and sunk last evening, by the steamer Fran-
cas- Skiday, when opposite this place. The schoon-
er was broken in two, and the stern foated ashore
with the compass and box containing. the schoon-
er's papers, with the captains coat and hat. The
fate of those ON board is not known for certain,
A despatch from Albany states that the Shiddy
had arrived there, and reported having came in
collision with a schooner with so much force as
to cause the latter vessel to instantly sink, with
every soul on board.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

WASHINGTON, Oct 90.
The block of marble from Texas, for the WASH
ington Monument, has been received.
California is about to send three blocks, the one
previously sent not being of sufficient magnitude
and beauty. The one from Texas completes the
complement of blocks from all the States of the
Union. ..,.z r.
A Virginia paper mentions that the Mcclure
gold mines at Fredericksburgh, have been sold for
100000. They will be worked by an English
company.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
& n q 5 ?. raf6a assss .-s.,-
q DIR. m. Tubbs, am g
Analytical Physician,

WILL be in attendance ut his rooms as follows;
RAyEkRA--Irnltiss House, Monday afternoon and
AKRoN-Co65fs Errhaa9 &C., Friday afternocn and Sat
urday 29th and 30ih of October. a ygs-.......
| CLEyELAND-I ITeddeu House, Friday. and Saturday,
l5th and 10th Of OetoDer So ts53g gSts
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
news or Spleen inflammation, rheumatism, Asthma short
ness of breath or difficulty Of breathing Dyspepsia, Drop
sy, Weakness or Nervous Debility, Restessness, Losa
ofAppetite Constipation Derangen,ents the StoMas,
Bilious affections Gravel, Swelling, Cancer Scroiua.
Ulcers Impurities Of the Blood, or OF any chronic or
long standing diseases, are invited to ea No charge
for consultation. .it7al3eGf EsF91SsfiR bee .sgis
Dr. T. never bleeds NOR blsters, nor Is he Homeo-
patbst he never Mercury, Antiinony, Arsenic or
any other mineral as medical agents she Fsomp-
sonianhe neitber seams nor gives emetics! His the
ory of disease differs from all others that hare been
adopted but not more thandoes his system OF treat
ment! He does not make sick to make WELL nor tear
down tobaid up again nor alay yrritaiionb by patchiag
up with anodynes. 4t -sl,Gn Vti aasyf i 80 2di3 &c
We publish the following for the benefit Of those who
believe like symptoms 1niy be aayed for the ame'
not cared. Mr. b. remains hearty to this ume. A
CASE I5--Thsi to certify that for aPyards Of two
years have been subject to an obstinate coug SHOT,
ness of BREATH debility. and their attendant
which, norton of the time, entirely Incanaca!ed me
for labor Several respectable physlcIahs q TINS Guy
wese in turn employei but Wliiio erauiensihe she
SnIeep Val another icrofular Affection of the throat
and Lungs and lastly after careful oneof
nv physicans asserted that lobe Of the Lung and
Medicines were TAX but with better success thar
before Last January placed myself under the care of
Dr. Tubbs From that tme1 grew better and coniinued
10 improve, until the above symptoms were wholly re-
moved. At this time. have cough, breatfe 1recly
have good Appetite, nm strong and can perform ihe
hardest labor. Further parteuiars ofmypast condition
and 5o eleeFy gsTea shE wNS May
Oh;a ts;ty Jpne. no. 1882 -si4t hlTs sfi,fa bi.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

New YoRK, Oct. 90.
The Cuban exiles held large meeting at Apol-
10 Hall last evening, and formed a Cuban Janta.
They also issued an interesting manifesto in re-
lation to the affairs in their native Island, and the
measures necessary for its redemption
Several speeches, both in English and Spanish,
were made.
The ceremony of erecting the first column of
the Chrystal Palace takes place next Tuesday
The mason work IS nearly completed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

Subscribers having formed apartnershp in the Boot
stock Of Boots Shoes Leather Morescoes Innings, Bindings
and general assortment of ShOemakeFs nines will al
all times have hand good assortment Manuc-
ured Work which they will sell at the lowest cash prices or
ready pay, &C. Tanners Oil for sale. = - =
81 J. GILIIs
s..,..- Il Ny. u. DURHAM.
LarGnna. Get u, 1St2. ) 3 g.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS,

TUNfiE subscribers, successors of. BS g. Nc Ean,
i are prepared to furnish ut leir large Steam Faco-
ry, just north Of the Prentiss House different sized
pine Window Sash and Blinds to order. also keep on
hand general assortment of Chairs. Bedseads, Bed
stead Posts. Table LEGS &C.. a made Of good maieri
als and in good, workman-like manner, and sell at
low figures for the ready. .,,.>,,, a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
QUEBEC, Oct. I6.

: - = - =. - QUEBEc, Oct. 16.
The Canadian Parliament Measures to secure
Reciprocity. night the House passed reso-
luton for an address to the Queen, to impose on
the produce Of foreign nations entering English
ports duties equivalent to those which nations i'm
pose on the produce of England and her colonies;
also, to repeal the laws comforting on American
vessels advantages which Canadian vessels do not
enjoy in American waters.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

:
Wd f1arn fcm Ireland by the steamer Ameri-
ea,e ,ethat the grain crops are generally gathered
In. Potato digging was going forward, and there
arenot any :complaints of the disease extending.
TIE essalent appears in the markets in fine con-
dition.s grtas
Dublin had been visited by a htightful gale, ac-
companied BY torrents Of rain, which did conside-
rabie damage 9.
From alI quarters the cry is still the same in
relation to emigration The population is flying
By wholesale, and unless some unforeseen obsta-
eleFinterposes, the next census will show more
startngr with respect to the decrease of the
oidiraee shan the official return Of 1861.
The Belfast Banner announces the death of
Rev, Robert Stewart, D. D., the distinguished
minister of the Presbyterian Church, Brough-
shane, county Antrim. DR.. Stewart was the
dbIest man in the Irish Presbyterian Church
"A destructive FIRE had occurred in the ware
houses and storesof Messrs. Richardson & Broth
ers, York street and York lane, Belfast In less
than three hours the whole range Of buildings,
one containing 80 tons Of fax, besides fax-seed
and grain, and another having large stock of
cotton yarns and embroidered muslns, were to-
tally consumed The damage done is very great,
amounting, it is believed, to about 100000.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

AccrDENr.-0n Saturday last Mr.. Lake, of
Franklin, who was assisting Mr.. McNair of this
village in the removal Of building, had his skull
badly fractured by the falling Of brick, which
struck him on the front part of the head. Though
severely injured, and not yet out of dangcr he
seems likely to recover.-.Syar.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
. Partnership No,Iec.

FHE Subscriber having procured the building Immediately
East of the rein RaVenna will continue the Boot Shoe,
and Leather business in connection with Wm D. Durhan
under the name of GILLIs DURHAM and hopes liberal
patronage he has enjoyed from his old friends and customers
will becontintad tothe now firm. 5sFf- j. GIIblS.
.RayenEa, Oct Is, 1852. 35Itf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
Great Bargain.

Subscriber offers for desirable residence situate
in the part ofthe village of avenna There three
sixty feet lots of which there convenient story and
half house with failing well Of water There has been
much pains taken good fruit of various kinds growing,
such apples pears quinees ums eherries grapes
all in bearing condition. For further particulars TERMS &C.,
enquire on the premises. X. j. COLLINS.
Rayenna, Oct. 1S, 1852. - 39ltf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
5OGpENsBuRGH. Oct. la.

:. =ssssasA u OGDENsBURGH, Oct. 18.
The first snow of the season commenced falling
here ON Sunday, at A. NJ, and continued until
P. M, the same day. - -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
10 the Teachers of Common Schools
i'm Portage CAUAssY,

TITS thought attention the subject
holding ssTeaehers Insute" For the purpose of
siderng which you requested to assemble mt the Court
House, in Ravenna, Saturday the 23d INST The object
said Institute to be solely instruct and
better to discharge their duties in the School room.
The fact cannot be disguised that great number of those
applying certificates but indcrcny qualified to give
institution in the branches usually pursued in District
Schools.
To remedy this deficiency the Board Of Examiners propose
adopt critical method of both public and
private. XXI j
n. B. All who desirous eleEatg the standard of
Common Schools and the friends of education generally
respectfully invited to attend. ..
In behalf Of Board Of School Examiners. s
ANDREW JACKSON,
. 5s-tg t4=l Z n-,-- Clerk of said Board.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

TARAPERY MI SLIN-A full assortment
GD for sale at low figures; together with and
beautiful Turkey Red Drapery, just opened at
Sept. n, 1862. c. &J. C. PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
Still Later from Cuba.

THE CRESCENT CITY ALLOWED TO
ENTER PORT BUT NO CoMMUNICA-
TION WITH THE SHORE!!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
Attention Firemen!

"A ND all others in wnnt of hats and caps
IA Of any kind particularly that peculiar popular and
becoming style known the Kossuth Hat, win please
call and procure that which will aorn the upper MAN.
at prices sure to suit at C. & ]. C. PRENTISS.
Sept. 81, 1862.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

DLACK SILK-A beautiful assortment of those rct
ID lustred silks with laces and trimmings to match
just received and going off rapidly at
Sept. 27, 1852. c. s. j. C. PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
A Truc indication from connecticut

The Bridgeport tet,l municipal election took
place ON the 4a inst. and resultedin the success
oftAe entire Democratic ticket with one excep-
ton. Fl. K. Hall, is the Mayor elect by "a ma
jority GBRDon SMITH, dem., has been elected
Mayor of Saybrooks Ct, by 98 majority, and the
Democratic selectmenby majorities ranging from
Il9 to 214. . - ias5is5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

TROCKERY.-A large st,cx compri Ing
" some new and desirable styles at
Sept. 81 1852 C. q ]. c. PRENTISS'.