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The daily union., 1852-11-05
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QuAsrsKMAsrKKs opucE, MAXINE CoKrs
Washington October 90 1852.
pARArt PROPOSALS. received his anl ~
il oock m on Monday OF November fol
5000 light blue Ga be ~ inches width,
clear Of lst, an weigh ~ ounces 20 the yard
1000 cotton shirts collars aud wristbands
1000 pairs Of linen Oyeralls
1000 tw scarlet flannel shirts
3,oo pairs military brogans
900 uniform caps complete
ponpons
800 cartridge box belts
800 bayonet belts
800 waist belts
800 bayonet scabbafds
yOOo cartri boxes
1000 percussion cap pouches
500 brass breast plates
500 do waist do
900 PAIRS shoulder straps, for privates
200 do do for corsorals
OF Assistant
Marines No, 81 Walker street. New York
officially notified by mail of the accept
his bid.
The himself the right OF
above, the OF service
may require. .
10 be endorsed Proposals supplies United States
TO be addressed Major A. A. Nicholson a. M M
o., Washington, d. q.
The papers advertise for the marine cops
each week until the l5h NO
Psymen accompanied by one
copy ADVERTISEMENT 10 this ONCE.
Nov 2-3lawu5Nov
The daily union., 1852-11-05

THE OF lectures will commence the
L first Monday IN November and continue unul March
FACULTY
NJ D., professor anatomy and physiology.
William Johnston, NJ. D. professor OF obstetrics and the dis
OF and children.
Riley, M D. professor Of matera mcdca therapeutics
NJ hygiene.
John Pred May, NJ D. professor principles and practice Of
surgery
Tyler NJ D. professor OF pathology and practice Of mcd
cine.
King tone NJ D. professor Of microscopeai and patho-
logical anatomy.
NJ D. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
James r.. Morgan NJ d., proscctor and demonstration.
anatomy prosecuted with the most ample fai
through entire period OF the lectures nj
Washington Inhrmay roof with college.
medicine surgery both taught practically.
expense full OF lectures s95 %
anatomy, by the demonstrsto. 10
Matricoaing fee, payable only once s@
Graduation 40 w
Admission surgical clinic without charge.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d., Dean OF the Faculty,
ce Washington and Gay Georgetown.
Aug a-2aw3mdscp
The daily union., 1852-11-05

An extract from a letter dated Payia, September ~
says
"The communication containing the counter order %
Commander McAuley has been transmitted per sles.ns
TO The Lobos islands under to General Desusa'
TO be handed to the commander upon bis arrival ihss
The daily union., 1852-11-05

auer hAs-oF.wAR.-The English are husy EN-.
poyea ~ 'nquuclng screw propeers into Their men-of.
mined 10 be always ready for ae,ion Tba 6rsi'class
brush iine' ship Windsor Castle three
originally constructed ior battery of one hundred and
twenty guns, was, short uge since cut asunder amid.
ships and ngbened twenty three feet 10 furnish suts
Bile space for the accommodation of screy-n,oneng ~,
chinery She has lust been launched, and her name is
changed to that OF the " Duke OF Weington !, Sbo
measures neatly 1000 ions, and mounts lao guns With
her steam facilities she probably the most formidable
as well the largest man-of-wa ahoat The largest
ship IN The French navy the propeller Napo.
leon" What are the Yankees doing
The daily union., 1852-11-05

Hon Edward Everett having been appointed Secretary
OF State has declined delivering ,uIogy upon the late
Daniel Webster and Hon Rufus choale bs. been selected
in his stead
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DELAWARE.

PIerce's majority viii reach rs 900.
Iayiora majority lS,i52.
DELAWARE
Pieree's ma oriy 81.
Taylors sjory 623.
MARYLAND.
Pieree's msjoriy 5.5s1. tho counties OF Charles
and 81 Mays be heard from, which win reduce il
about 500
Taylors majority s.i7l.
VIRGINIA
Perce's ma ajority will be 1900
Casss majority ,i73.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Perces majority will exceed Reds, and probably reach
5000.
Taylors majority $500
SOUTH CAROLINA,
The electoral vote by the legislature unanimous
y for Pierce and King.
General Cass received her electoral vote in 1913,
GEORGIA,
Nothing heard from this STATE. She undoubtedly voted
or will vote for Pierce and King.
Tayiors majority was $50.
ALABAMA.
Perce's majority will reach $4,000.
Casss majority was SSl.
MISSISSIPPI
Returns received indicate that Perce's majority will be
10000.
Cass's majority sla
LOUISIANA.
Pierce's majority will be about 100.
TayloI's maj jority was 2,S90.
ARKANSAS
Nothing heard from this State Pisrces majority will
be very large
Cass's majority was l,7l2
MISSOURI
Perce's majority about 10 000
Casss majority was ,406.
TENNESSEE.
Reports contradictory; the only reliable
ceved show gain for Pierce in twelve counties OF 26i
Tousdales for governor in 1851, when Campbell
chosen by 660
We believe the democracy have carried this State
Tayor's majority vast, 1886.
The dispatches indicate that Pieross majority will be
about 600
Taylor's ma jority was l7,42l.
INDIANA
Pierce's majority will be fully 20 600
Cass's majority was 4.S35.
ILLINOIS,
The few received indicate that Pierce ha, carried
this State by about $1,000
Cass's majority was !, Ala.
Pierse's majority will probably reach General cass's.
which was 6,7I7
WISCONSIN,
Pierce has carried this State by about 5000
Casss majority was i ,25i.
IOWA.
Pierce has carried this State by MT less than 5000.
Cass's majority was ,494
OHIO.
Perce's majority will reach 20 600.
Casss majority over Taylor l6.427
Nothing has been heard from this State Pierce's ma.
jory will be argeprobaby 10000 Casss 60ls
FLORIDA.
No have been received The late election proves
conclusivey that she has her for Pierce and King
CALIFORNIA.
All advces justify the opinion that this State will
give The democratic candidates for President and Vice
President triumphant majority Some four weeks must
elapse before anything be heard from the Pacific.
From The foregoing resume, quite confident
General Scott will receive the electoral of but two
States--Vermont and Massachuse,ts-beiDg ls-leavng
twenty States for Pierce and King casting 2s7 cleo
1, raj
The daily union., 1852-11-05

EOVEHNMENT Sale OF City Lots AT Public Auotion.
On Monday e s day Of me- NoysI % n next e % o
sa public sale at The auction of James MCGUIRE 1'
square g, s. lots H. q 10 90 81, "a %, ..
&; n, 55.i'i!5 /, I, I i +
50, part Of No |, 1862 So feet
IISIss. sGa'ass,sss,ao
s, s;s ss,$ssss,'ssil5s.r
$50 s'Ss%s,nla,n
7n7ss,, Il, ,'iiss'
sli, TO- il,la,ls
So whole square
SO, i's,'s.Sl ii, 49, ls, 1920
1907, ii,'s,s.'s,5,, ,,SlaisnlS 1917
\. \. sf sf 1925, lsss' Whole square
1883 asas7p,n
1895, Il, iala,l5
I052, whole square
ISss, s,s,$s's,l5,ls, rnlsle
3sis ls5s' .ss, ss,,4sss il 3 i, Il, II, 1s
1$s' 11$.s, 1sss', s,aesss.shS
IS IS i:s,ss & i, 1s 4, ls,ss,' Is,
loss, oss dl,as,s, IA. Is, is, l7ls
1875, 1855 s,6,1s,s, lo,n, ia,ls, "A, 1915
lU94, ls lf II, 49, 10
l0a5, 2,3, IA, Is. 1g, II, le, 10, 30
1896, SIS 7,6, o, 10, IL, l2, 10
1897, is 3, 4, IA. is, 10, II, ls. 10, 20
l09s, 10, 10, a. 49, 49, II
1l07, l,2 ), A, IL, le, i9, 90, 2l a. 23 "a
llps, i, ., 8 A. is, l6, IL I6, 10, 20
il0g, Is, is, N, ls, 10
lIlO, 3, 3, 4 Is 49, 20
l2D, !, 3, 10, u, l2
l2l, l,2, 8, 10, IL, H.
conveyed "subject the
President Of the United States
aing buildings and Improvements
Washington and 10 such regulations
corporation Washington adopt with he
probation President of the United States
O'Clock. will 10
(from if until sufficient number Of
produce of required
&c. which the funds
derived from this sale by law appropriated.
Terms cash WIN. EASBl,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
JAS. @. GUIRE,
Oct 23-soJtNoys Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

The ELECTION Observation-Disclosures returns
have been received to what little doubt existed
before (and in view none at alb OF the
election OF franklin Pierce, Of New Hampshire to the
presidency of the United States for four years from the
4ih OF March next and OF William r. King of Alabama
TO the vice presidency during lhe same period Their
majority in the electoral college, well the popular
vote, viii be large. In short, bids fair be the most
decisive preside nts election iha, has occurred for long
period 1t is verdict Of the people in favor Of the Com
promise IN all its parts OF the iar Of ls46 in its essen
al features, and OF the generally OF the demo
cratic party IL is condemnation of Sewardi.m and all
that class OF ultra doctrines which for several years past
have been preached by the Albany Evening Journal the
New York Tribune, and their evil associates The great
misfortune OF Scott was. that he brought out and
peed by the Seward clique. The people feared ha, II
elected he would be loo much under the influence of that
dangerous faction, and obliged to distribute among them
bs largest favors. The people would no, permit ihi.
Had Mr. Webster Mr Fillmore been the whig caHdi.
date, had General Scott been brought forward in less
offensive manner the result might have been different
least In degree. We trust, however, that what has
been done will prove be for the advantage OF the coun-
try IN all its important interests We believe ha, Mr
Pierce will administer the government wisely and we'll
He belongs TO good old sock-sad. reliable. and palri-
otto He will resist extremes He will be Peesid ent
for the whole country, and for all classes OF its inhab
tants He will do his duty faithfully and fearIessly
according TO the beat OF his Judgment which We believe
is very sound.-Journai Of Commerce
The daily union., 1852-11-05

Pierees majority 55s7 and The counties Of Charles
and 81. Mays TO be heard from. which win reduce il
about 900.
Taylor's majority 8,iTi
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NORTH CAROLINA.

NORTH CAROLINA.
Piece majority will exceed Reids, and probably reach
5000.
Taylor's majority $500.
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Virginia.

Since the existing relations Of parties were established
Virginia has faered in The support of the demo-
cratic While other democratic States have de-
serted in the delusion OF the hour and under the
pressure OF extraordinary contingencies. for
moment has she been betrayed into abandonment
OF her duty forgetluness OF her faith Now, here
toiore, she stands foremost the fight and although
other States may give greater ma1rty for the demo
cratic canddates yet, in consideration OF her constaney
TO her be awarded the distinction of the Banner State Of
Democracy.
For the candidate OF her choice she gives majority
which has not been approached since the days of An
drew Jacksonand that, against the compe ting claim.
OF one OF her own distinguished sons From present in
dcatons, Virginia will give less than Is 900 msori-
ty for Pierce and King Immense democratic gains have
been made in the eastern portion OF the State while the
Tenth Legion surpasses any OF its past achievements
Reports from the indicate great gains in that quar-
ter OF the State. Be the vote OF Virginia. however,
what may, will be disposed 10 deny all honor to
the State tba, first pronounced, and pronounced alone
for franklin Pierce OF New Hampshire.
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PENNsYLYANIA

FENNSYLVANIA,
Pierce's majority will reach 70 900.
Iaylors majority Is, ,452.
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.
Pierces majority will be 1900.
Cass's majority i73
The daily union., 1852-11-05
SOUTH CAROLINA

The electoral by the legislature unanimou:
ly for Pierce and King.
General Cass received her electoral vote in 1913.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

GEORGIA..
Nothing heard from this STATE. She undoubtedly voted
or will vote for Pierce and King.
Taylor's ma jonty was z, 500.
The daily union., 1852-11-05
MARYLAND

Pieree's msjori,y 3i.
Taylor's majority 623.
The daily union., 1852-11-05
CALIFORNIA.

No returns have been received. The late election prove
conciusivey that she has Pierce and King
The daily union., 1852-11-05
FLORIDA

Nothing has been heard from this State Pierce's ma.
ioriy will be very largeprobaby 10000 Casss was Ols
The daily union., 1852-11-05

The few returns received indicate that Pierce ha, carried
his State bv about Ii, 000.
Cass's majority was 3, ,4l4.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

Oct 23eodtNoye
The daily union., 1852-11-05

Pierce has carried this Stata by less than 5000.
,ass's majority was ,494
The daily union., 1852-11-05

EOVEHNhiksNT Sale OF City Lots at Public Auction
u Monday, 9Th OF November the following de
scbed OF ground, lying the city Of Washington will be Of
public James G. Mcclure, s
The daily union., 1852-11-05
TEXAS.

,rce's majority will reach 20 600.
ss's majority over Taylor l6.427,
The daily union., 1852-11-05

VERMONT.
SCOTS majority over Pierce about 9, 900.
Taylor's maj j,rity I2,l7i.
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CONNECTICUT.
Pieroe's majority over Scott 500
Taylots majority a,26s
NEW YORK
Majority for Pierce in the city l,02i, being whg loss
since 1913 OF liza
Perce's majority In tho whole State win exceed 20 oOa
Taylors majority over Cass l0s $50
NEW JERSEY.
Perce's majority viii reach $500
Tsylor's majority s.l2e,
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MAINE.
Pierco's probable majority about 1900.
Cass's majority 1859.
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L.
Reports contradictory; the only reliable returns re
ceiyed show gain for Pierce in twelve coanties OF rs
Trous for governor in 1851 when Campbe
was chosen by l.660.
We believe the democracy have carried this State.
Taylor's ajority was 6, ,2S6.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

ALABAMA.
Pierce's majority will reach 10000.
Cass's majority was SSl.
The daily union., 1852-11-05
MICHIGAN

WISCONSIN,.
Pierce has carried this State by about 5000
Cass's majority was ,25l.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

'ierce's majority will be fully 10000.
cass's majority was 4.S3S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

INDIAN Hail SToRM.-Ths following
accounts have been collected by Dr.. Buist,
Of Bombay. Within the tropics. hail storm
frequently occur at attitudes Of |, ZOO fee,
and upward; they nre most frequent in
March and April. At Kosab, on the 9Th
Of March, 1927, the hails.ones were as
large as mans fist. Men, animals and
birds were killed; in the village Of Nanda
alone, six persons were KILLED and seven
dangerously bruised. All Serampore. in
April 1925, the hailstones as large as hens,
eggs, and consisted Of coats like an onion.
Al Kaamptee, in April 1881, .here were
hailstenes twelve inches in circumference: !:
FIVE persons were killed. Al Be nares. in
FEBRUARY 1886, some Of the masses Of ice
which fell weighed two pounds. Al Dunn
Dum, April 1886, Two hailsioues were
picked up Of sixteen inches circumference,
or more than five inches in diameter.-A,
Gwabss IN FEBRUARY 1850, pieces Of ice
fell nearly two pounds weight. and animals
and men were killed. All Condwiel, April
2, 1850, some single hailssones we're a.
large as cocoa-nuis.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
How the Doctor got lost in bis own
Door Yard. .5s...- 81 s.s. &.

DR.. Joshua Caldwell, who lived for many
years In the town Of Florence, ont there on
the Western Reser se, IN Ohio, was mos.
skillful physician, but withal one of the
eccentric and absent-minded men in the
world. except Margaret his wife, and she
was fully his equal. se sss9. s.ss $50
One Sunday morning the doctor got
caught out in tremendous shower which
dsenched him TO The skim. II soon cleared
Of, however, and Doctor Josh rode into bis
own yard, where he took the dripping sad
die from his horse, and let him 20 sdrift in
The pasture. The saddle he placed on.
stout log Of wood, which was elevated
some four feet from the ground, where the
pr. had begun to build platform TO dry
peaches on. So
After having got his saddle fixed SO that
4 would dry, be took the br.dle and putting
the bits over the end Of the log, he stretched
ont The reins, and hifching them to the
horn Of the saddle, he went in TO change
shis clothes and get breakfast Joshua,
Junior. and Margaret. junior, were away
from home on visit, and so the seniors
sat down together 10 their morniag's meal
When they were about half through.
Jim Atwood, farmer, who lived about
eight miles distant, came in. telling the doc
tor be wished be would hurry over to his
house. as be reckoned be might Be wanted
over there before night.
The doctor promised 10 be there, and
Jim went off in hurry to the village after
some necessary afxins. !.
When the doctor finished Ills breakfast
be took his saddle-bags and sut he went ID.
to the yard, where be deliberately mounted
his saddle. and set out, in imagination, for
Jim Atwood 8.
For long time he rode on in silence,
with bis eyes intenly Fixed on aBuchan's
Practice" " which lay open on the saddle
before him.
At length he began to feel the effect Of
the fierce rays Of mid day sun. and looking
up from his book, he discovered very
comfortable house close to him, upon which
be sung ont Justify for drink Of water.
Aunt Msgaret, who had been for the last
two hours very busy in the garden, soon
made her appearance with pitcher of milk |
and after the thirsty stranger Lad taken a
long dranght, the two entered into an ami
tbescu GVusCi sutiOii, tHc uOCtOt iduuGulhS
isto rapturous praise Of scenery about the
place, The neatness Of the building, the fine
orchard Of peach and apple trees; ..snd the
lady. who had caught . glimpse Of the
saddle bags, made great many inquiries
about the health Of The neighborhood. &c.
The doctor finally took leave Of the lady,
assuring her be would call on his return, rs |
she reminded him so much Of bis wife, who
be was sure would be very happy to make
hsr early Acquaintance.
The lady turned to enter The house,. and
the doctor bad jnst gathered up The reins.
when Jim Atwood dashed up to the gate
with hia horse in lather Of foam.
sWhat in thunder are you doing. doc
tar, yelled Jimi 4gst Of that log aud come
along.
The Doctor was great deal astonished
II frst but after few minutes it got
fhroush 3 his hair that he had Rbeen all the
morning riding beech log ID bis door yard.
--cGrpet Bag.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
FIRST ARRIV AL
z @ r. r He Sc A s. % N

: + " n II q - e n y " W.
DROWN HURLBUT again in the field, doubly
ID armed and equipped for the fall and winter Of
1851, with an unusual large and complete stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &C., &C., which has been
purchased within the last few weeks with direct
reference to selling at small profis, ready pay,
cash up and no grumbling. -
FARMERS, MECHANICS AND TRApEsMEN, DO You
yEDEnsrAsDll BOOTS & SHOES are to be sold
per cent less this fall than they have before
make the assertion, and back ii up by our actions,
. And 70 Shosmaken, who wish for French, Eng
lish, Philadelphia or American calf skins can be
accommodated with Tip top article Of the best at
Brown Hurlbnps. Also, Curico, French, Tam>
The best quality. Also, Pink, Maroon, Zones and
Cochineal Innings, Cape and common sheep Bind.
ing, Galloons, Boot and Shoe laces, pegs, nails,
thread lasts, boot trees, crmping irons, &C., &c.,
all of which win be sold cheap for cash or ready
pay. Enough for the present, you will hear from
us again. BROWN & HURLBUT. ;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

The TENNESSEE JAY BIRD.-The Le
Roy IN. J. Gazette says rival to the
Swedish Nightingale has been discovered
~ the Femnle Seminary Of that place-a
N iss Jay,. from Tennessee, who can sing
the echo song TO the life.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

WOMAN'S RIGHTS TRIUMPHANT.
LIVERY lady in Portage county can now have
IL Shawl to suit her taste, by calling at Prem.
tlss' where is now opening beautiful assortment,
consisting of Bay State, Empire Mills, Waierviet,
Turkane, Cashmeres, S.radilias, Brocha, &c., bo't
ow and will be sold lo,rer than al any other store
cold PortaRe.o Nov. ~, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

% Cure The Nose Blssding.-R Up
a piece Of paper and press il up under The
spper lip We have tried this plan in a
great number OF cases, and have only seen
i fail on one occasion - Scientific Anssri
can.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
now 4 Coat was Identified.

In the Justices Court, 10 this city, a case
was recently decided IN the most novel way.
s. A coat wns in dispute, and the evidence
sNas positive andldirect for both claimants;
! ma parties were irish, and afnii OF grit,n
.-seady io spend al they bad than ..give up
bestp The affair had bean carefully ex-s
atiifned, and the court was tin a. quandary, y
j NOS knowing who had tho beat claim on the
garmelSs. However, a moment before His,
Honor wns 10 sum up. the evidence. Pat.
rick Powers, ono Of the elaimants. nadei
The following proposition for settling The
afair. Said Patrick: .. s $50
Timothy Mcguire, now re say that
c0at belongs 10 yerssM iptirely; q say It's.
ME own. Nov mind ye, Timothy. The
bothof ID viii lItuks tho cousAans look il ali
over ths man that finds his name on il,
shall be the owner. = ss.s5.3. s
Done, sAid Timothy.
"zn ye'n slick 70 the bargain7' asked
Patrick ssSss S sssg
t;To be sure, said Timothy, as Patrick
handed him the coat, and, afier yainly
searching every part Of il for his name,
passed L 6ack to Patrick, bonstingly Gays
ing, An now lii Us saa il Sc can be find.
In the likes " yer own name upon tho
garment. -, .ss
..Ys,ll stick 70 the graament, !" said Pat-
rick, eagerly grnsping the coat.
Upon the honor " . man. was Timo-
ihy's reply. g s.. ..s..sss
"Fhsn howld on bii. = said Patrick as
he drew his knife and opened corner il,
the collar Of shis coat, taking therefrom two
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

FTNHERE should be great difference made hes
tween sFamliy Medcines'' and "Pa,ent Med
lcines.n Medicines compounded and put up In Q
convenient manner for their easy and promt exhi.
bition when required; whose component parts, mode
cooperating, effects on the system, and their fiji.
ness TO disease well known, explained and approx.
ed, are among the many blessings enjoyed in this
nineteenth century. or this class are Wistars Bal.
sam of Wild Cherry-Howe,s Shaker saTsapariia,
from the pure Honduras sarsaparla- Howe's Hys
gean Liverwort and Hoarhouud Cough Candy
Sellers celebrated liver pills-Seller's conngh
syrup-seller's vermif0ge, and Hobensack's worm
syrup, the most safe, pleasant, and efficient vege.
table remedies for the destruction of worms in
children or adults ever offered to the public
Clarke's Genesee linamcnt, Mexican Mustang
Linament, and Petroleum Rock OIL, the sure
remedies for the permanent of all diseases
quiring external application in man, horses, or
cattie-Mitchell's hease cure and condition pow
ders-Mitchclls Eye salve, an external remedy
superior to any other in use and peculiarly adapted
to iniamed eyelids from the effects ofthe Measles
-Mitchells syrup OF Ipecac infinitely superior TO
Coxe's Hive Syrup from its peculiar aptitude in
rendering the Hopping Cough mild and simple as
an ordinary cold. All of which together with the
Patent Medicines ofthe day, and general as
s0rtment OF inspected
$50. M rLuC Ann MEnTnTnTEC
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
BOOTS AND SHOES

CLOTHS, CASSIMERS & SATTINETTS.
DIX, blue blk, green and brown,5 French,
ID English and American Broad cloths, Ameri.
can, English, French and Scotch Cassmers, among
which may be found some OF the best goods ever
rought to this market. Also, great variety Of
attinetts, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Velvet. and
heeps Grey, &C.; all Of which will be sold cheap
borcash or ready payat II. L. and R. Days
Oct 10, 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, :
can be found at the
NEvU nRrrcH GORE

where in addition to the above kept constantly
ON hand the most approved Perfumeries-6ne aud
common soaps-shaving creams-brushes, great
variety-powders of all kinds--hair oils and preps
arations-har dyes-suelling salts-nursing bottles
note paper-fancy and plain epvelopes-extracts Of
lemon, vanilla, nutmegs, aud Almonds for flavorng
crenms, cakes and pastry-red, black, and blue
nks-hard and soft shall almonds, etc., etc.
Ravenna, Fob. 20, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
Sing! Sing!

DIRDS that can sing and wont sing, can be made
ID to sing, BY purchas.Ag one of Hatch's new
Gothic Picture Back Cages. He also keeps Hemp,
Canary, MilIet and other seedsj Fountains, Bathing
Dishes, Baskets, Fish Bone, &c, which keeps them
n sucL fine tune they cannot we'll resist the pros
pensit 20 sing. just try il.