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American Tea.

From the result Of the experiments made
by DR.. Juuius Smith, of south Carolina,
there seems to be a strong probability that
the tea plant can be successfully and profit.
ably cultivated in the Southern portion Of
the United States 1t is not the tender and
fragile production that it has generally
been supposed to be, and, in fact, there is
little doubt hat it is capable Of being brought
to perfection even in the latitude Of New
Jersey. The price paid for teas in this
country, and in fact ever, where, except in
the regions where they are produced. are
enormous. Coed tea is grown and pre-
pared for use in China for seven cents per
pound, and il Assam fol two or three cents.
The article is subsequently adultera,ed,
and then sold in this Co uatry for from 623
cents TO 81 pound, and in England for
nearly double those prices. There is to
doubtibat the best Hyson we drink bere i,
to some extent a spurious commodity, and it
is a so true that the importations get worse
and worse every year.-M Y Morning
Star.
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The General scott tIumbug.

Ths last of the humbugs of the day, is a
sorry story that Gen. Scott. while In &C.
cupation of the city of Mexico, was offered,
by Certain wealthy citizens of that coun-
try, the settlement of bonus Of million Of
dollars upon him, il he would only take up
on himself the revolutionary offica OF Pres
ident Of the republic. Now whether this
thing is true or false, ii is a sorry affair,
and if intended TO make politicai capital for
Gen. Scott. is a poor joke. Gen. Quitman
was offered the c>mmand Of the Lopez ex-
pedition to. Cuba but declined it. He was.
however prosecuted by President Filmore's s
ageuts-as was also Cen Henderson, for
an alleged connection with the Lopez con-
spiracy-whi'e the real offender, Lopez
himself, was permitted to run a, large, Fit
up his expedition, and leave the country
without molestation Gen. Worth was Of
fered the command of the Cuba movement: !:
but it was to be in aid Of revolution in
Cuba, and not as buccanee.ing adventure
yet lie declined the Office. Projects have
been proposed for the annexation of the
whole OF Mexico by piecemeal, but thus
far they have failed We should like to
know whether, in offering to make Gen
Scutt Pre- :id.nt Of Mexico it was proposed
to employ him for the annexati"n OF that
country 10 the United States II such an
offer was made, with such view, than
there was something in it. But the story
is, doubtless, a bi. Of clap.trap. from begia.
hing to end. IN. Y. Herald
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Good News.

IlO all those tha, are afflicted with rheumatiem
/ sPrains, bruises, cute, burma, scaids, ulcers,
cancers, piles, caked breasts. OF pain, soreness
stiffness we.kuess nf jnints, muscles. iigi-
men,s, say call on Cart,ss Hatch, ! Swift and A.
Woodwork, Ravenpa,J, W. Cone & Co, Frapkiin
Mills, and Obtain bottle OF the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment, ard be } eaied al once. r.yit.
Wm. NJ. Jnhns.op, No ll2, Second street, Pitts
bursh; says that he had severe attack Of frbeums-
tsm in his right hpi alter suffering s'me ten days,
the ieh hip also became afecieo, aud he was OBJ
iged to clay up'' He had heard Of the worder-
fnl effect of the Mustang L,niment in rheumatism.
and determined to try it. One sm,il bottle, thnr>
oughly applied, performed perfect curei B. Fl
Meakings, ls9 Walnut st., Cincinnati, was confined
to his bed and under traatment Of physician some
six weeks, with Neuralgia, Of the ~hoe of his right
side leg, arm and lace; his sufferDgs indescriba-
BILE, and the Only celsation from the moat akoniE
log pain, was ~hile ueder the influence OF opium
morphine. HIS Doctor finally advised HIM to
Try the Mustang Linlment; he did so, AID in two
days was able to 60 about bis busu css, perfectly
cured.
Genersl agent for all good Medicines, at his
Medical Depot, Plain Dealer Building, Cleveland ,
Ohio. jan20
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legal XOfIce.


ATnTJCE js hefeus pIptn taal sn Tho fzta cay OF
Jsnasps A. D. 1852 William Davis 6fed - he
Lruu nj GomnoD Pleas OF ihe county IL Par,aee,
Stale Of Ohio, bttf is Choncsry s.irst s-mu.b
Chad wick, Tn tSssAs Ehsdw,ck, J,seph Ch"dwicA,
Dart,thy aed Rabar1 S,ros6, Ei1fseeth ned y. b.
fralich, the object aB6 prayer "f which bill {" I"
sorectose CERTAIN fsr.yage asecp'ed ey James
chai~.ck 10 Charles tScsh, Oct t4ih fsa1i et We
oi'owIns described pseatsest TO wiz Az .as. eef-
tain zci piece Of land sstssied IN foItsse ecah-
" and STATE Of Ohio bsing zoe Sos'h weN eS'sen
s'i P.imJra township in SAID eoSe'y. Tne Nefsa
ard Ssu,a lines al ssch end besag ono honpfei
petches, and the Esst nd West In ~ oa each sda
seing one hccdred and siEty Percbes; ssd the saHo
roalainiag one hupdted ecreE;r bessa the sumo
taad ~b'cb yanras Gray and wifs by Dned dated
March 7th, 1899. Recorded snong The Eec"res "P
P"rsage ccspty aforesaid in boek 81, paFs 3l4; Eas
granted and ronyeyed 20 the said Jsmee Chsew-~E.
.sWhich said Mor,2aRe nssh vas given 10 ssesSe tho
payment Of two tkoussrd doiiars and lawful infeEest
theseap, Iua os the frst day o. October, A. D.
ISt5; and was on lhe third d.y' Of ianusty A. H.
1862, assigned sad trsrsleried TO C0mpisinart tg
ss,d Charles Thorp,n SSId bill also statce that
subseqsen, 70 tho sEecucp Of said Mortgage, sai'
James Chatviek died ieavipg said defepdant h's
heirs al ias, and prsys thar an account OF ties
amount due heren may be taken, and said prsmieta
void to pay The sane, and for sach olhsf re''ei ~
the court may eqsitaby great. TIE ssie SefsRdar's
a,e further B0Ised that aniesa thrr appear, psert
answer or aemsr 50 aid bill, swithin sx,y ds.
after tho next ef said cosrt, The fsets iaffe,1
stated will DO takes % nfsssed asd said sSsss
decrse thereon acsortissIy.
RAkyGY 8 TAYLOR,
ess46 Sois. for Comp.
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Effect in Paris of Mr.. Webstsr's
Kossuth Banquet Speech.-Mr Webster .
speech al the Kossu,h banquet in Wash.
ing,on, has provoked sharp aninndversion
in several OF the Paris journals. The
Journal des Debates deems the purport Of
the speech and the toast ''ex.raordinary,
strange, repugnant 10 law and history. .
The ssemblee Naiionale says:
''1he most serious attention is due from
the grea, European powers 10 what has
passed at Washington. The Government
Of the United States impelled by the Dem.
ocratic passions that rule over it, has abasf
don ed the policy Of Geo. Washington. 1t
no longer restricts itself to the interests oil
trade and navigation, but dreams of exer-
cising an inausnce over European politics.
Any measure taken against the envoy Of
Austria at the American capital, must be
considered. not as the quarrel of Austria
alone, but as the common quarrel and con-
Germ Of the Old World, resisting tho absurd
pretensions Of the American Republic
We ough, to feel extremely hurt that our
free actions do not please the slavish tools
Of the nephew Of Napoleon, but we canuo,
help acting indeed as well as in profession.
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Loais Aossuin, lhe cnampion ol seii'gov'
erhnlenl in Europe.
Gov kossulh responded in a truly elo-
quenl and orgumenla,ive speech. which oc-
cuties three columns OF the Eagw;rer. Ii
concludes in The following words:
Let me, therefore. end with the declara.
ton tha, having with cain consideration
studied the history OF your immortal Wash.
,insson, and having from my carly youth
considered his principles as a living source
of instruction to statesmen anda,o patriots
| confidently dare assure that: if he, the
brightest star Of mankind's canopy, were
yet alive, he would be ,he first 10 support
my cause, as indeed he would moi have lin
gered for single moment 10 recognize in
lS49 the Independence Of Hungary.
! have q good authority Cor saying so
Washington himself.
Remember. gentlemen, that when in
thst very year 10 which Washington is.
sued his Farewell Address, M. Adet, the
French Minister, presented to Washington
the flag the French Republic. Wush>
ingtop, in his capacity as President Of the
United States, answered systematically
with these memorable words:
. .'Born in q land Of liberty, having early
learned lis value, having engaged in a per-
.ilous conflict to defend ii, having devoted
The best years Of my lie 10 secure lis per-
,hanent establishment in my country, my
anxious recoiections, my sympathetic feel
ings, and my best wishes are irresissib!y
attracted whatsoever in any country see
IN oppressed nation ucfurl the banner Of
Freedom"
Thus spoke Washington. HaveI then
rot full reason to say, that il he were
alive, his generous sympathy would be with
me; and the sympathy Of Washington
never was, and never would be q barren
word. Washington, who raised the word
honesty" as rule Of policy, never would
have professed sentiment which his wis>
dom as q statesman would not have APP
proved.
Sir! here le, me end. | consider it al
ready as an immense benefit that your
generous attention connected with the cause
of Hungary with the celebration Of the
memorp OF WASHINGTON.
Spiri, oil the departed! smile down from
heaven upon this appreciation Of my coun>
frye cause,-warm the hearts Of thy be-
loved people-watch those principles which
,hou, whom their leader hast taken for the
guiding star Of thy noble life: and the time
will ye, come when not only thy own
country, but liberated Europe also will be
q living monument to thy immortal name!
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~> 4
1Dlt1,

In this village, on the cath inst, HELEN
MARTHA, daughter of Mrs Martha Patterson,
aged years
And art thou gone our much-loved, cherished
one,
And can thy presence cheer our hearts no more?
May we no more behold thy lovely form
No more embrace and claim thee for our own2
Forgive cur tears-we would not call thee back
From converse with the spirits ofthe jast,
From the blest view Of Jesus as he is'-
Glory inetfable, SURPRISING bliss.
We would not call thee back to these low grounds,
To know with us the buffetings of woe,
The trial hour. the conflict and the strife,
The joys, the sorrows of this aeeting life.
No-precious sainte one. still join thy voice
To the sweet chorus of redeeming love- ..
And when thy mother leaves the verge Of time.
And lays her aching head to rest with thine,
Then do thou come, and with sister hand
Ofwhite winged seraphs watt her spirit home
Beyond the flying clouds, beyond earth's storms
Where joy and gladuess hold their cbangeless
reign"
In this villsge, on the oath inst, WILLIAM
SSBLACK, aged 10 years and months.
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rs hereby given that there will be petition PIE,
L rented 10 tho trustees OF Deerlield township
P3rtaga Cuuuty in the State o Ohio, who will NEE,
at the School, Dstrc, No 8, in said township Of
Deet6-d, on the 27th day OF March A. D. 1852,
=, Ons O'Clock, asking them TO tahe into canside-
ration to grant view of the practibil',y Of estab,
l,shing a certain township road which is TO CON.
menee on the east and west centre road leading
the lands owned on the east by Berj Excel, Rob
sn Fran and c. A, Mason; on the west by James
Reed, VIM. Penn and John Meads; thence south
along said Ices to ihtersec the road running
east and west past Jnhn Meads house.
ROBERT FRAN petitioner.
Feb. 6, 1861. $50
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

RHcDE ISLAND LEGISLATURE. The
Rhpde Island Legislature adjourned sine
die on Friday evening. About the las, act
OF the House was to concur with the vote
of the senate placing Sl0o in the hands Of
a select committee appointed TO receive
kossuth, should he visit iha. State. for de-
frayipg the expenses Of the reception.
The Maine liquor law was finally killed
in the House, which insisted on its amend
ment to the Senate bill. The bill, as it
passed the Senate, provided for submitting
the question TO the people for ratification.
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From the Pittsburgh Post.
GranG BanGuet in Cincinnati.

The Ciucinna!l Enquirer brings US The
proeeedingsf The srs.ad Banquet which
took pisce tt he buenet House, in that
city, On Saturday night, ii honor OF the
birthday of the Immortal " Arlington. -
The fac. that Hossu.h, the great advocate
ct freedom in ths old world, had consented
10 be present, and assist in doing honor
TO the memory oil the Father Of our Coun>
try, added an untold interest 10 the coca.
si0D.
The arrangements Of Mr. Coleman, says
The Enquirer, were not only complete, but
truly magnificent. The large dining sa-
loon Of the Barnet Hause was npnropri.
aiely aud tasiefuliy decorated; in The cen>
ire OF the north ehd OF the bali was a full
length portrait OF Generai Washington
on lis right, u portrait Of Gen. Jackson,
and oa tle left, one Of Kossuth-ths ,hres
surrounded wiih handsome drapariss com.
pressed of our national celors, and the tri-
color Of Hungary. Oa the opposite end
OF The hall the Turkish and other flags
we're handsomely arranged.
Ths four long tables lair!y groaned with
their load of luxuries-iuxuries as pleas.
ing 10 the eye as agteeabie 10 the iaste.-
Amonz the ornamental were:-The steam.
ship Mississippi, behring kossu,h from
captiyiiy; LlOer,y columns. surmoun,ed
with statutes OF Washington, Franklin aud
others; the temple Of Liberty; PEDESTAL,
surn.oaaisd by figure representing Kos
suth trnanplipg the crown of Austria un.
der his feet; Turkish pavilion; Egyptian
cascade; Egy ptian monument; w estern
steamer, DC.
al o'clock the doors were thrown open;
asd The company, 10 the number Of five
hundred, walked 10 and we're seated. Gov.
kossoih, accompanied by his suite, were
escorted into The room by the Commit.ee
Of Arrangements. lis entrance was the
signal for q tremendous outbursts OF ap>
plause. He was seated on The right side
Of the President.
!. j. Faran, ESQ, editor of the Eaqui
reg presided, assisted by Gov Mofehead,
DR.. Waiter, Judge Carter, W. NJ. CORY,
John C. Vaughan, a. S. Sullivan on the
left; "A. w. Anderson, NJ. Paizky, Lieut..
Nelson, T. F. Chambers, and suite OF The
Goyerpor, was seated on The right.
~. Psrsn delivered very beautiful
sessch Oh he OCCASION. and concluded by
giving q tonsi to the distinguished guest Of
The evening, Coy. Kossuth. The sen,i-
ment was:---
Here, sin the Wilderness in tho bosom
of,he grea, West, in the city OF one hun.
drsd and fifty thousand Inhabitants, whence
smanated the frs, public move in Amerj.
% for bis personal cause and also bis lib
sraaion from captivity do We welcome
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Deatil er Governor Brewn.

We announced by telegraph last night
the sudden death Of Gov. ETHAN ALLEN
BhowN, a, indianapolis, while attending
the Democratic Stale Convention as one OF
lis Vice Presidents.
Gov. BRowN was one of the very early
Governors of Ohio, and projected qf SUI
periniended We believe, the erection Of the
Old U. s. Court House, in which the Sens
ate Is now held, during bis executive
term. -; ="
He, was; a map Of great worth and fe>
specteb;lity, OF. n good Old qee at The time
of ms death, universally respected, 'and sell
dom ever fsiled to attend "A Demoeratic
meeting or Convention, 'ifswnhia:s his
reach. aatesn,aD. 80. -, --,. 49,.
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@To any enqniring wha. they shall do
for cough and cold, we would say. read
the following certificate, which has been
signed by one hundred of the first houses
Of druggists in this country, TO lay before
the public their estimate OF good medicine
They nre all men Of the first class and Of
the highes, character, whose experience
and business leads them to know, and this
is their opinion:
"We the undersigned, wholesale Drng~
gis,s, having been for long time ocquain,.
ed with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, hereby
certify our belief that it the best and most
effsc.ual remedy for Pulmonary People. -
And we would from our knowledge Of its
composition, and extensive usefulness, cor.
daily commend it to the afflicted as worthy
their best confidence, and with the firm
conv iction that i, will do for their relief oil
that medicine can do"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

CALIFsRNIA GOLD The entire yield OF
California in 1851 is estimated at SIS, ,OOO,.
900. The amount Of gold by The FL Do
RADIO, the las, steamer with gold, sdded to
the previous arrivals, makes nm aggregate
Of 81 OPS. 600 since Is. Of January, and,
including the deposits at New Orleans in
January, makes un aggregate Of S7,705,-
GEO. The exports in the mean time have
been S., ,042 600, leaving balance in Ia
vor Of the country Of $2,663, 600. Post.
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marcal Appointments.
Dpo IE1e @UlC6OeSas
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

Willie IA attendance at bis rooms .'fs'levs
kavcnus-Pteati=s HOUSE. Tuesday aNesnaos
apd Saturday, &c sad IT M..ch.
Ak,oa-c,.bos E.change, "Wednesday and Thurs.
day, 24sh snd 25th u, Maph
Wsuen--c'in''.a H. use, sa urdsy and Monday,
23.h Feb. aud Isl Msfch. 49,.
Cleyeland--W eddeii tInuse, Tuesday, WedIes
day ana Thursday, 9th, t0lb, iith M.,ea.
Those IF ctcd with ihs dsesse ofthr Luncs,
Liver, Spicea or Kidneys, i.aImaticn, Rhsuma-
tsm, Asthma, shartncss Of breath, or d ficu ~ ot
breathing, Dyapepsis, Drnpsy, Weakness, or Nerv-
ous Debility, Rs.t'cssness, Loss oil ApPsi tc, Con
stipalioa, DeraDgemen, Of stbe Stomach, Blii ue
Affections, Gravel, Whi'e Swsliing, Cancer Sc off,
Ia, Ulcers. imparres oil the Blood, or any chronic
or iong standing disease, are invited TO call.
More Truth for UnbeIierers.
FoRIAGe, Summit o., Ohio, Jan. fAt 1861.
Da. TveBs, Sts;--Wilh much satisfaction / ai'
dress you few words in regard the health Of my
wife. Her Largs, liver and Kidneys were all owl.
deStiy diseased, AID shs endured great distress
from prolspsus uteri aad leucorhes, with their at.
tendsnt symptams. 1t is MT possible to recount
all her suilerings, for she seemed diseased in al
most every way ttat the ser 10 subject -. She
was treated by the best physician. in the vicinity,
OF nearly all kinds of practice, but all appeared
useless, as she derived no benefit from any. For
three months tried patent Medicinesa at copsid
erablo expense, but to no 2uPnse, and finally ire~
ing all confidence in physicians and medicines,
gave up both, until ADVISED by nfiehhor to call
on you. Al thst time sae WAS confined 10 her bed =,
and had no, been oat of the house for five months
Her improvement was slow at ir$t, but after you
had visited her thee times, she able to ride in
buggy four miles. She 10 able to do good
deal Of work and for twa days last week she wss
gagged in washing. Although no, perfectly we'll
YET. she is a healthy womao compared to wis, che
was when ycu !irst saw her. With the blessings
Of God attr,b butte her present erj mrnt to the
use of your mediciues. You will do with this as
seems best calculated 10 promote the iefarm for
which you labor. Yeurs, respectfully,
-'-- N-5- ~ #= ORRIN n. AYERS.
M. A. resides abeut three miles ives. OF Akron,
ano from himself neIghbors, may be harmed
much to the advantage Of bcd.rIddea sufferers,
who, because disease, decreasing strength, ex
haustng medicines neither restored health or im-
parted eiengih, have been led to behave that for
them there is 40 hope.
At the commencement the most ssnguine hope
Of Mrs. A., was sobe able once more TO W. ala her
room.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

KossuTH A M.soN.-We learn that Gov.
Kossuth visited the Cincinnati Lodge OF
Free and Accepted Masons. last evening.
where he received the first degree Of mem-
ship. In consequence Of the visit OF the il
iustrisns individual, a-large number Of the
Older could not gain admittance to the
lodge We understand the ceremony on
the occasion was most imposing Gin. Eng.
Eb.2O.
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BY N N Err. r 40 IN q. CO.

b Y N N Err. r II q K N q. 90.
IHPnRTERa AND DEALER' TN
1A&@E GasosDDSs
A complete assortment Of
Combs, Buttons, Brushes. Threads. Pa.
per Hangings, Looking Glasses.
Clocks, Watches, GMd. Gilt,
and Common Je,eeiry.
No. t60, Rroaduay, (up s,airs) New York.
Wbslsbore, Pereusson Caps,
Spoon sand Picket Books,
Plated Ware, Porte M"nies,
Pins, Guspendsra,
Needles, Fans,
Hooks aad Eyes, Reads,
Steel dnods. Sn toRery,
Fancy Boxes, Purses,
Psrfumsry, Fine Gallery,
GoldPens, Carpet Bags,
Window Paper,
Together with infinite vsriety of usefHi ard
Fancy articles at fndnctre p'i ices. Jan ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

CLEVELAND, Jan Goth, 1852.
w. w. WoRsrELL-Sir: 1 have discovered
that two small sized bottles Of Mustang Lini-
ment' is worth thirty dollars The discovery
was made in the following manner'-I purchased
fortnight since horse for thirty five dollars
on account of sprained shoulder and now, af
ter having used two bottles of your 'sMustang
Lniment," have been offered sixty-fye dollars
for the House, besides pay for his keeping.
The Horse can be seen Mt the stable of the
United States Hotel. Yours. SC, M.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

~Minnesota is about four times the ex-
tent Of Ohio, and reaches g. miles from
southeast to northwest. and lies between
north latitude, AZ deg. 30 min. and so deg.
The centre OF the territory is about 1910
miles in direct liue from each oc-an, 1000
from the Gull Of Mexico, aud $40 from
Hudson's Bay.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

gs,anIy and Giddings had very gen.
teel debate in Congress lately. G.ddings
said @the gentleman from North Carolina
reminded him oil the boy who turned around
50 fast that the hind part Of his breeches
was on both sides" And Stanley conclud-
ed his statesman like labprs with the re-
max II lind that have been in dis.
secting room, cutting up dead dog"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01
5Hurriira.

At the Freedom House. in Drakesburgh, on
the 2lst uIt., by o. L. Drake, Esq, Mr. HAR.
RY WARD, to Miss ELIZABETH CLINE,
both of Ravenna.
In Windham, Feb. 18th, by Rev. Prof Hiram
Bingham, Mr. VIM. NJ. EAMES, NJ. D., to
MARY j., daughter Of VIM Millikan, Esq, all
of Windham.
In Ravenna, on the goth inst by ND. Clark,
ESQ, Mr.. ALONZO BUTTON and Miss
SALLY ANN PROSSER.
IA liberal allowance of cake accompanied the
above notice. Blessed are they that remember
the Printer
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

@ The Paris papers are filled with ac-
counts Of grand ball at tho Tuiileries,
given by the tyrant and usuper, Louis Ma.
poleon. 1t is recorded in history that Nero
fidd!ed while Rome was in flames; aud the
despot, who now rules over France seems
determined to earn for himself reputation
equally as detestable.
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Fer Sale or Rent.

TINE suhscr ber s,tfrrs fur .sle or rent chear,
j his D~elI.ng House, Shop, and three lots,
(or about three quarters Of an acre ofiapd) situstsd
at Campbeis Port, Port+ge County, OHIO. There
is gaod barn and an excellent we'll of water Oh
the same.
Fer further ricu,ars enc uire OF the suhscriber
on the premises CORY W. MEEKER.
Campbeils Port, Feb. II, 1852. 3aiu
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-01

GFIbe owners Of the elephan Columbus,
have sued the town Of Adams, in Massachu-
setts, Tor $2J,0oO damages. for the defec-
tive bridge which caused the death Of their
elephan. According to this mea:u oil
damages the life Of an elephant is worth
that OF four men, $4,000 being the maxium
OF damages allowed by our la VS., for death
by railroad accident,
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The Distribution Of Ofices in Washing
ton

The following tables, compiled from cfi-
cial sources will throw some hg ht upon the
subject Of the distribution Of ofices 10
Washington among the people of the seve.
raj states. Pennsy lvania, it Will be seen,
figures pretty largely, but Virginia, the
:" N other Of S ates.'' seems also TO be the
maternal parent Of large majority Of the
Office holders
Table showing the number Offices in
Washington ard from ,rhat State they