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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Rayenna,O Ohio.
Sheriff Is Sale.

Sheriff 8 Sale.
DYVirtue OF a writsof Lev Fa to me di
I'D rected and delisered from the Court of Com
mon Pleas ofPortage County Ohio, shall expose
to sale atpubc vendue al The Court House in the
town of Ravenns, on
Saturday the 18th day of June, nexf,
between ihe hours of ten O'Clock A M. and four
n'clnek P. M. of said day, the following described
lards and tenements 10 wit:
Kaown by beirg villaselot number twenty three
in the village of Garretsvil!e in the township o
Nelson which is also in the county of Portage &C
cnrdiug to plat of said village as surveyed and
laid out by Orrin Harmon, and Recorded in Portage
County Record Book ssLn page 565, same land fnr-
merly owned by Walter HolIey, and decided TO D
J Beardsley by deed bearing date June 30 A
1914, be the same more or less but subject to ali
legal HIGHWAYS. !,
Taken in Execution wherein Martin McClintock
and John MeClntock were complainants and d.
vid ]. Beardsley and Elisha Garrett were responds
ants. .t=
Appraised a, s3l7 co.
s.. JAMES WcoDARD, Sheti.f.
Sheriff's ofice, Portage Cnun,y,}
May 6, "A. D. 1882
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
BosToN. Nav 5th.

The Transcript says, aWe learn that
up to last e7ening, Kossuth had received
$27 900 on his Hungarian Bonds issued.
and that money in various sums is pouring
in. in large amounts. We should not be
surpassed if he carried away from this me-
tropolis $50 900"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
]narriipa,.

: IhaShalefsyilie, on the '2nd inst, by Rev.
Loomis Benson, Mr.. M MYRON CRANE, to Mrs
MARINDA L. BAKER, all of Shalersville.
: In Shalersville, on the 5th inst, by Rev. F. A.
Deming, Mr.. THOMAS w. NELSON, ,of Ohio
City, and Miss CLARTSSA r. STURDE-
VAUNT, of the farmer place.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

WORTH KNowING.-An exchange pa
per says: sit is a fact not generally known
to farmers, and which at this season, is i'm
5portant..,hat there aretwo parts 10 the pota-
Toe, which if separated, planted the same
time, one will produce potatoes fit for the
table eight or ten days sooner than the
other. The small end of the potatoe,
which is generally full Of eyes. is The par.
which produces the earliest, the middle or
The body Of the po,aloe The late and the
larger ones.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Court Of Com. Pleas. Vacation
after March Term, 1852.

1igiey ,DlisHigley s-s8..g 517-r -.
fENHE sa id Locus H. C Fitch, nonresident OF
the Slate of Ohio, is hereby notified that on
the 9th of April A D 1851, the complainant in the
above entitled cause flied in the Office the CLERK
Of said Court, on the Ch,ncery side thereof, his
Bill OF Complaint, setting forth therein among 9th
er things that he, the said complainant, had pur-
chased of the said Lucus Fl Fitch certain con-
tracts for certain lands, situate in the township ot
Hiram in said county of Portage, VIE. his said Ln-
Gus c Fltch's interest in written contract
made January 4th, 1886, for the purchase OF one
halfacre OF land in said Hiram, BY and between the
complainant and said franklin Blackmcr, and BY
the complainant sold In said Lucius II C Fitch Ju-
iy LIST 1871, and afterwads by said Luclus Fitch
sold and conveyed TO the complainant. Asn his
the sa!d Lucias FL Fnch,s interest in CERTAIN
cOotfact for The purchase OF one half acre OF land
situate IN said Hiram township. made by and be-
tween said tucus H Fitchland Hector Hlgiey and
HARRIET Higfey. The bill charges that the COM
plainant paid the said Lueius II Fitch the full
vaiHe Of said land, and that said Seth Wales Fitch
had ful kno wiedge Of the premises. Yet the SAID
Seth and the SAID Lucius II Fitch, fraudulenuy
conuiying aud colluding together TO chez, and dc.
fraud the complainant, pretended that ne ,ne satd
Lucius Fitch cold h,s said Interest in said land
To said Seth Wales Fitch, and that he the said
Seth Wales Fitch has procured deed OF the fret
piece of land. The bill prays thstsaid fraudulent
contrac, between said Seth Wales Fitch =, Luc,us
C Fitch be annulled and held for naustt, and
that the complainant have made 10 him good title
TO said lands.
The said Lucus Fitch IL hereby notified iha,
unless he plead, answer demnr TO said bill,
within si.,y days ser The rising Of the ne1t term OF
said court, The same wall be taken as 10 him con-
1essed and decreed upon accordiagly
@ sTRAWDER & BROWN,
RzveuD., March 20, 1858. s~3H
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New Paint Shop.

TIME undersigned is prepared TO do all work in
4 his line with nea,ness aad prom mptitude-such
as Ornamental, Sign, Carriage and House Painting.
Shop over Woodruff IS Blacksmith Snop. The us
dersgned pledges that his work shall give saiisac.
ton, and respectfully asks share Of public pat,
ronage. LID. DARkoW.
Rsyenna, April 20, 1852.
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kQtIca

! Fss7.1 fSOHlcG - p.+s E.ss5=s =
rs h"reby given that a petition will be presented
before the Hon. Board of comm ssio crs of por.
tage county, at their regul,r session in June next
praying for the vacation Of a certain eouR,y road
in the township Of Deet6eld, commencing oae mile
and half west of the centcr, on the road teadsg
lots 43 and o., known ns iaud owned by
Abbott and John Clark, and run from tasnce eae
north so az TO connect the east and vest center
road with the diagonal road leading from the center
Of Decrfieldio tho centsr Of Edinburgh.
RUsSRL ABBOTT.
Deerfield. April 90, 1852. $50 -
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Michigan Central Railroad.
1852. -

CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
In connection with the cieveiand and Cincinnati
R. R., Cleveland and Erie.R. r., Cleveland and
Pitisbu.gh r. r., and Michigan Central r. R.
PASSENGERS will be ticketed through from any
i point on Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincin-
natl and Pittsburgh, and from either of those places
to any poin. on Lake Michigan.
This line will be composed Of two new low pres,
sure steamers built expressly Tor the route.
CLEVELAND. ........ Capt. {. e. SrANARD.
FOREST C1TY...... capt. l.. A. FLEECE.
A boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit, and De-
troit for Cleveland, every evening al st O'Clock, ar
irving in both cities the following moInUg in season
for the morning train of for Chicago, Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, and for the Lake Superlor and Sag
lnaw Boats at Detroit. Tney will run f:om CleYe
land 10 the following order:
FOREST CITY.
Monday. ....... Wednesday,. ..Frlday
CLEVELAND.
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit:
CLEVELAND.
Monday. w ed esday.. ....... Friday
FOREST CITY
Tuesday. ........ Thursday. ........ Saturday
The undersien ned are prepared to make contracts
for all kinds of freight from Cleveland 10 Detroit,
Mackinaw, Saul Ste Marie, Saginaw, and all ports
on Lake Michigan. The -,
OCEAN, CASPIAN and ST. louis
will compose the line until the new boats are ready
c. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland,
PITMAN, TROWBRiDGE f. JONES, Detroit.
apr22 36Oif
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sKosautl, Hafg.

II USF Received st the EAGLE CLOTHfEG
y STORE, a.large supply of Kussu,h BATS and
Caps, Of the latest styles, which will be sold for
small amount OF the ssmaerial aid % Cali aad exs
anime them before purchasing elsewhere.
c. GREENFlELDER.
April 26, 1851 = :
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Augustus Baker, !
Divorce.

Appalonia Baker,
YTiHE defendant viii take notice that depositions
will be taken in The above entitled cause, on
The part of the plaintiff, the thirteenth day Of
Jane, A 1859, at the Tavern in Gettysburgh,
Armstrong County aud State Of Pennsyisaaia, be-
ts cen The hours OF 8 O'Clock A. Nd. and O'Clock
PM, STRAWDER g. BROWN,
Pi'fs Att,ys.
Rsyenns, May 10, 1853. eW5ea
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Sarah Bristo2's Essnfe.
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
Charles P, Freenan& Co,
LATE FREEMAN, HODGES & Col
Importers & Jobbers,
l44 EsaOADwAY,
One Door South of Liberty Street.
N E w " Cd Eg k .


HAyE now on hand, and viii be receiving daily
through the season, NEW GOODS, direct
from Europe an manufacturers, aud CASH AucrIess,
RICH, FAsHIoEhRLg. FANCY SIX MuLIEfRY 6oops.
Our stock of RICH RIBBONS, comprires every svas
riety OF the latest and most beautiful designs in-
ported.
Many of our goods are manufactured expressly
to our order, from our own desgns and patterns,
and stand unrivallcd. We offer our goods for nett
Cash, at lower prices than any credit House in
America can afford,
All purchasers will find it greatly 70 their In.
terest to reserve a portion of their money and
make selections from our great variety ofrica cheap
goods.
Ribbons, rich FOR Bonnes, Caps, Sashes and Bets.
Bonnet Silks, sa,ins, Grapes, Lisses, and Tarie-
tons. -sl.l-
Embroidorios, Collars, chemisstts, capes, Bsr.
thas. ,ss-
Habits, Sleeves, Gem, Edsiess, and Inscrtines.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hemsiiseh caIn-
brio Hdkh.
B.ouds, Illusions, and Embroidered Lscss fof
Caps. .s4,sss -
: Embroidered Laces for shawls, Man,lIas, and
Wells.
Eoui,on, EIechien, valeneienes, and Brussels
Laces. e5sss,, .5
Englsh ard woye thread, smyrna, Liss Throad,
ard Cotton Laces.
KID, Lise Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk, Gloves,
and Mitts. ,slrs
French spd,Ameticsn Artificial Flowers. f..,
French Lace, English, American, ard Italian
Straw BnnHeis ard Trimmings. =
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B. LITTI1E..

BOOKSELLER, Stationer; and dealer
- in Fancy articles. Toys, Musical Instruments
&C., &c !; north of the Pren,iss House. general
assortment Of School and Miscellaneous Books and
Stationery, for sale at the lowest prices. Those
wishing topurehase are respectfully invited to call
and examine my assortment.
May 8, 1852. 362
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

~ tsyHs De We W HIS, =
Physician and Surgeon.
II AS permanently located in s STREE rs boRO',
Al Portage county, Ohio, and will hold hn,seli
10 readiness, at all tine es, to wait upon those WHO
may desire bis services n either branch Of the pro.
fession.
He will also perform such operations in
DE N ,TES Try.
as may be required OF him, "a neat and durable
a manner as caa be done by any Dentist in lbe
County.
streetsboro', April II, 1869.
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Appointments for May & June.
Due @e UmbRSs
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

Hre ERe wnbbSs
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.
WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows
Ravenna-Prentiss House, Friday afternoon and
Saturday, 4 h 9th June.
Akron-Cobbs Exchange, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Cd and Sd June.
Cleveland-We Weddell House, Wednesday and
Thursday, 18th and 20lh May.
Those afflicted with the disease of the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen or Kidneys, lbfamation, Rheuma-
tism, Asthma, shortness OF breath, or ficulty of
breathing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Weakness, or Nerv>
Gus Debility. Re.tlessness, Loss of Appetite, Con.
stipation, Derangement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel, White Swelling, Cancer Sc ofu
la Ulcers. Impurities ofthe Blood, Or any chronic
or long standing disease, are invited to call.
Caution.
Ii persons are hereby cauiioned against pur
n chasing two promlsory notes given by me in
Mrch 1852, payable to Jehiel Abbott or bearer;
one for 5000, one year from date at the Portage
County Branch Bank at Ravenna, and one for
$500 payable in wooden bowls at the Ravenna
Depot LIST October 1925 The same were obtain-
ed from me without any consideration and upon
fraudulent representation
SPENCER PARISH, Jr. s
Freedom May 6, 1852. 6w362
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NEW GOODS!
Sheriffs. OiHce, Portage County,,
MAY 6. A. d. 1852

TIL r. f. II S 4 a Il II I Y a u.
C.. 81. C. PRENTISS
rT,AKE pleasure in infnming their customers
that they are now. receiving their Spring
Goods. The patterns will be found new and de>
sifabie, apd The prices as low as the lowest.
Ravenna, May 8, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Gold Pens! Gold Pens!!

THE finest and best pens that car be procured
L from the best manufactures in the country
for sale at r. A, BAIRDS.
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House Of Representatives.

House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, July IS, 1852.
SAFETY STEAM VESSELS
The Senate bill providing for the better security OF
the lives Of passengers board vessels propelled in
whole or in part by steam, referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce.
EARLY MEETINGS.
The CHAIR then Intellectually sought to introduce re-
solution, providing that Monday next, and there
after during the present session. the House will at
ten O'Clock, and take each day, from three to
five o'clock.
RIGHT FLORIDA AND ALABAMA
1t was announced yesterday that the bill granting
right of way and lands to Florida and Alabama for rail-
road purposes, was referred to the Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union but the Clerk had
made mistake in counting up. and the consideration of
the bill was therefore resumed this morning.
After being amended, Mr.. SwEETsER (dem) of Ohio,
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR
then taken and those bills to which objection
made passed The following was ordered to
third reading Bill for the relief of Thomas Pember
large number were objected to, and passed
THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING.
Mr. GoRMAr, (dem.) of Ind. asked the unanimous
sent of the House commit the bill propo ing to abo
h the contract system and elect public printer to the
Committee on Printing they had agreed to have a
joint meeting tonight with the Select Committee, the
subject
Mr. PRESTON KING, (dem) of N. Y, objected.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION
The House then went into committee on the Indian
Appropriation bill, when Mr. GrppIses recounted the
history of the Florida war and complained that seventy
hundred negroes claiming to be free seized ana
sold into slavery by the government
Further debate ensued when without acting upon the
bill. the committee rose.
The House then took up
DEFICIENCY BILL,
And, after discussion rece dcd from the amendments to
which the Senate refused its assent and disagreed to that
of the Senate approprating fifty thousand dollars for
pr diem compensation and mileage Of Senators repre-
sentat,es, and delegates The vote stood-Ayes AZ
noes, 81 The bill must go back TO the Senate
again Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17

THE RIor AT HAMILTON, G. W.-The Hamilton
snectaay confirms report Of riot in that place
The 12th instant says The city authorities fearing
riot on the arrival Of the steamer, In strong
BODY of special constabs in addition to the city and
railroad police. These men taken charge Of by Al
derman Moore, and marched down to the Bay. Upon
landing the party proceeded in procession but without
colors music up James street; regret to have to
say however, that many Of them armed with guns
and pistols They had not proceeded more than coupa
Of blocks. before stones thrown but at this
point disturbance took place. Proceeding onward
they reached the Of Mulberry street where large
crowd copgregated man fiom which stepped for
ward and kicked the drum that carried by one of the
party Some stones thrown at the same time; I'M
six TO eirht--and man named Barney McPhllips'
moulder In the employ Of Messrs McQueston 70. rss
shot in the groin the ball passing out at ms BACK anu "a
expired instantaneously; about the same moment,
Campbell cooper who carried the drum rece''sH 70 w.
sabs from dirk large knife In the aedome" and ,h
Immediately carried into Mnnis's tavern, sau .ae
wounds were dressed by Drs Bates and hoDea. ~
but at the time the poor man ae @ 70 sS,sr
most excrcistng agony and the doctors seem W
tain little hope Of his recovery
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BURGLAR ARRESTED IN FALL RIyER-AN OFFICER
MoRTALLY woUNDED-THE LIQUOR LAW IN MAssA-
CBusETTS.
BosroS July 10, 1852.
Early this morning burglar detected in breaking
into stores In Fall River from Of which he obtained
$500 in money Constable Gordon Winchester shles
attempted to seize him. when he drew pistol and shot
the officer In the breast mortally woundng him. The
burglar was finally arrested
The Suffolk County Temperance Convention held q
session last evening the object Of which consider
the best mode OF enforcing the Liquor law lately passed
by the Legislature, b. Is Mussey acted President,
assisted by Alderman Sleeper Francis Tukey and others
as Vice Presidents committee appointed to see
that the law was energetically enforced
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Meteorological Observations.


FRIDAY, July 16-9 A. M.
aLo.-Barometer 30 go. Thermometer 76 Wind
northeast. Very fine, clear morning.
Z. M.-Barometer 20 40. Thermometer S0 Wind
northwest Cloudy, but very pleasant
RocHEsrER.-very pleasant morning, fine and clear
Thermnmafar "a
8P. Mt has been very cool, pleasant day. Fine
evening Wind west. Thermometer "a
AupuRr-A warm and pleasant morning Light breeze
from the northeast. Thermometer So
M.-Clear and pleasant evening Wind north
Thermometer ~.
SYRAcusE.-Cear and pleasant morning. Wind north
west. Thermometer IS.
9P. M.-Iias been pleasant day. Cool this evening
Wind north Thermometer 70.
UricA.-Clear ard pleasant. Wind east Thermomc-
ter r6.
. =. Milne. pleasant evening Cloudy Wind
northwest. Thermometer 10.
ALBAS,.-Cloudy, but pleasant Wind northeast Their
mometer II. Barometer 301. Mercury IT.
or. MA pleasant. but cloudy evening Wind south
Thermometer SO Barometer So Mercury 81
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From the South.

ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL-THE RIO GRANDE
oUTRAGEs- MORE BODIES FROM THE STEAMER ST.
JAMES RECOVERED.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1852.
The mail is through from New Orleans
The Picoyne publishes private letter from the Rio
Grande, which confirms the report that the parties
gagged in the late outrages acting by authority Of
Gen. Avaos commander chief of the Mexican forces
the frontier The letter states that some OF the Mex
can robbers when arrested exhibited written authority
purportng to be from Gen Avalos to rob and murder
every American that came In their path
Mr. Waddel, the American consul. the point OF
leaving Matamoras for Washington to lay the facts be-
fore the government
six additional bodies OF those who pershed by the
explosion on board the steamer St James have been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-17

DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN AMERICAN AND BRITISH
FlsHrRMIN The troubles between the American asu
British fishermen Magdalen Islands are anudeu 20 py
the Halifax SUM- OF the 18th inst In the following terms
The Americans not satisfied with infringing on the pro-
visions Of the treaty by casting their nets sde oy SIDE
with the British resident and subject wthn tne limits
prescribed pcforce of numbers and auuacy TOOK pos
session of the a. In the Of their competitors The
indignant residents rallied in strong force an American
taken INTO harbor The Americans, during the night
following gathered their strength and trumphantly
cut tho vessel OUT leaving the skipper however in
durnnce under lock and key We not advised Of
tho number broken beads and bloody results OF
- stey mi I. quite certain til. ..g lS3ye wsIc
smoLc the incids nts VI the day.
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wUsICAr.

R0sToN PIANoFoRTEs-THE LARGEST AsSoRT-
- ment Of Pianos in this city Is TO be found at the
thony street opposite broadway Bank and Theatre and
viii be sold at great bargains They have the metallic
frame, and are warranted TO stand climate Dealers
supplied liberal terms Gilbert Cottage Boudoir
Pianos, convenient for small for sale low, and
fanted Also, an extensive assortment Of Gilbert Co.'S
improved foan Pianos universally admitted 20 be
rior TO all others, HORACE WATERS Sole Agent.
Twenty five second hand Pianos and Molodeons to rent
cheap, or for sple at the following prioesS SO $5
s $40 sioO Sllo Sl2o Sl25 $3.50, $40 sll5 $3.50 AND
Ttu Boudoir. Slg5 f0lian Pisnos $3.50 $270 and $50
0tand Piano $500 do. with Eosn $3.50. Prince Co g
Mtodeohs $50, $40 S65 and $50. Carhart Melodeon $50
no PRINTERS FOR SALE LARGE HYDRAULIC
Standn Press ard super royal Washinston Hand
o. Nseif fltrg ,aursY' -. Arrlv -
X. ~ HVE CO., uoid street.
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NASHVILLE, (Ky.,) July 16, 1852.
There have been no cases Of cholera during the
forty eight hours. -Four deaths have taken place.
CINCINNATI, July 16, 1852.
We learn from Princeton Ky } that fifty deaths from
cholera have occurred at that place the present
Many fapilies had left, and others we're leaving.
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NEWS BY TELEGRA APH.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
HENRY CLAY'S WILL.
>~->J>NN>O~~~NN~~~rN~>>>
GREAT WHIG MEETING AT ALBANY,
So, So, &c.

From Washington.
ABANDONMENT OF THE INDICTMENT AGAINST CAPT
LEvY-LUNDY's LANE Anniversary.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS Of THE NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1852.
In the Criminal Court this morning the District Attor
ney entered mol in the indictment against Capt
p Levy. l will be recoected that Capt L. arrested
in New York, charged with sending information to Prcs
dent Arista, Of Mexico.
Notwithstanding the denial in the Egencer it reas-
serted that ut the earnest solicitation of many of his
friends General Scott has consented to be present at the
celebration Of the anniversary of the battle of Lundys
Lane, ut Niagara on the 27th inst
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
FUNERAL OF ADJUTANT GENERAL JONES-DAY'
TRIAL-sECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
WASHINGTON, July 16 1852
The funeral of Adjutant General Jones will take place
tomorrow afternoon. The military have been ordered
out. Col. Samuel syper Is mentioned his probable
successor.
Days trial has been resumed The argument will COM
mence to morrow.
Judge Chambers. Of Maryland, has not yet decided
accept the post of Secretary of the Navy rendered him
by President Fillmore
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THIRTY-sECOND CONGRMss.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WAsHINGToS, July 49, 1852.
The Senate ordered to third reading thirty private
bills, among which Mr.. Stewards bill to reimburse
Elisha W Moody of the British Bark Sarah for
the expenses incurred by him in the of the
and passengers Of the American ship Caleb Grmshaw;
and the bill extending the patent of William r. Nevins
q biscuit baker Of New York.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
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DIR. Spencer Held TO hall.

NEw BEpFoRp, July 16, 1852.
Dr Charles L. Spencer has been held to bail In the
~ e 1890 fnr 'r'nl charged with rn,'Hroctce in
causing the sesh of Mrs w. Spconsr some rime since
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CariropSrA EXPRESS We are indebted indebted 70
9,T.r. o ; al''orns Express 10. Ca.ioinla sissA
,,c.i,, d a, ead o. .hs nsQ, on rbuys1Ay evening
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MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
I Lover-Proessoy Lawton, Boston, formerly OF Lon
don will send to address receipt Of dollar cost
ad plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen to siu
devoted affections Of many OF the opposite as their
hyarta desire The Is simple but captivating
that all may be married irrespective Of appearance or
pton; dst though NOT least IL be ARRANGED with
r3h and delescy that detection Is impossible Ad
"ets Professor Iewtcr. BOSTON, Mass No letters taken
IL To-. 1 a.gs aAlsGs ~. n s.g.s j. Ia.4-