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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
LvOR SALE at WN.-Tha

beautiful location known Prospect Hill. containing
nearly forty (4O) 1t is elevated commanding the
magnificent view OF the Hudson River from New York
the Highlands embracing both banks several VILLAGES
the Pallsdes Tappan Zee and picturesque inland
scenery including "Sleepy Hollow, &c The slopes gentle,
the very easy the soil excellent the climate sau'
brous IL within about fifteen minutes walk oil the center
of the village Of churches and severa first class
schools ana the distance from the railroad station and
steamboat landing The fine residences u many OF our first
citizens this neighborhood 1t could readily be divided
into few many parts every OF which would be COM
handing SITE Another opportunity like this will not proba-
bly, again nearly every eligible site bet wcen New
York and the Highlands is appropriated If sold the
price will be low and accommodating Apply to WIN.
p LYON, Tarrytown or to ABRAM REQUA, Chatham
Bank Buildings New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

LOR SALE-Fifty- eight acres Of Land,
i three miles from Willamsburgh, toward Newtovn
suitable for dividing into village lots II miles distant from
he landing Of the 2ds ferry Newtown Greek aud hal
mile from the plankroad, which stages every half
hour for cents On the premises there 10 large house
barn. 10. Apply to WATkIN HINE, south-east corner
pfRroadway and Grand It.. New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

I IFE INSURANCE.-Natienal Loan
- Fund Life Assurance Society OF London, General
Agents Office, No. Grandst, Jersey City.-Ths above
Company continues 10 effect insurance the lives of per-
resident in the United States aud on Csor a and
other special hazards st fair rates Of premium gor snna
blank frms, &s, apply as above to
j. LEANDER STARR 0enaral Aarnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
Cash Capital, $50, O00 Dollar,

OFFICE OF the STuYvEsANT INSURANCE CoMpANYl
NEw-YoRK, Aug H. 1854
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
- have this day declaeda SO naabual Dividend OF Five
co. q Cent, payable and after the 18th inst The traas
fer books will be closed un,il that date
BENJAMIN J. PFNTZ Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

LNOR SALE.-130 acres of Land at so
Il with two good houses and tive
eores; good barns so by 40 feet about 90 inn
provement orchard and ether fruit well waered In
healthy situation with first rate markets Apply to WAT
KINS HINE No. 458 Broadu ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
NEW ard SECOND HAND PIANO

Y FURTES-We have now on hand lar7e assortment
and secondhand Pianos for sale and to hire Pianos
hom 50 10 $500 For HRS from 50 to so per month No.
269 Broadway, w.York Stafford BROTHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
NOR SALE-A Farm of $50 acres with

Il in 90 miles OF the city two houses two good barns
about half under first rate improvement about 200
RODS fence fine orchard and abundance Of other
fruit Price 50 500. Also, number OF other farms in diff
terent sections. Apply. to WATKINS HINE No. 45a
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
hthe best papers in other cities and towns st V. B.
PALMER'S Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
Houses to fet.

CTORE to LET.-No. 90 Spruce-st.
49,, Roors .ntable for light manu- featuring purposes
Apply al the NewYoIk Type Foundry on the pre%ises
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
5Disaster ON the ohio River.

<@& WHEELING, Nov. 20.
The steamer Royal Arch is sunk at Buffingg-
ton Island She has five feet water in her hold.
The steamer Tuscarora is also supposed sunk
in the same place, by swinging against the Royal
Arch. -1-..
The steamer Envoy came in collision with the
Jane Franklin, and was stove in; has got eight
cen inches water in her hold.
The Jane Franklin was also injured ut Buf1ing-
ton.5 Id .=4.s5ss-.z--.-zas =s=s-z
e The steamer Cincinnati is aground at the head
of Grandview Island:
The steamer Arrow Line is sunk to her cabin
floor, at her stern, at the head of Heyton's Is
land. Il
There were nine boats at and within sight of
Burlington Island, when the Buckeye State
passed. e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
NELSON ACADEMY.

This Institution has been in successful operation for the
last six months and is now continued under the drec-
ton of C. G.. TERRY, Principal;
Teacher of the Lareuapes. Elecuion Rhetoric &c.
II. l.. WILLIAMS, Asst
Teacher of Mathematics ard Natural Sciences.
2~ Miss II. II. WHEELER.
: E- Teacher of Instrumental Music.
The winter Ibis Institution will be opened Decem
Der 1852, with increased facilities for mparng thorough
education; The Academy is fine, large and cemmodous
bung, being highly adhtd ease; comfort and health of
the STUDENT in these respects is probably net surpassed by
any i'll the State.
The teachers take great pleasure in certifying to the ample
patronage of the school since has been under their a-
ment having in attendance the greater par the time over
hundred students, feeling under obligation for this
liberal patronage, they will henceorth do all in their power
to render the School such will be desired BY both
by parents and pupils.
Common Enaish branches $500
Higher English do $50
languages 400
Music on Piano Forte extra 500
n B. Positively student will be admitted for less than
a half term.
Nelson, Nov. "a, 1852 49, -s= 3sG=3w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
E,sassssssasag the zssasys faa rgezrspspers.
1Esxzcaz. FEars.ss1g Assass.,esat.

Tery day new evidences of the value of this popular
lche reaches the of the public friend of Editors
contractor on the Pacific Rail Road told him other day
that he would not be without account
whateTer He finds constant among hands The
great value of this article has induced ima-
fos under different but similar persons who
once use bragg aud Co.'S Lniinen will not be deceived by
any we and risclg cheat who would palm of spurious
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Ca9isorlaiss EsaaasrsstE0s..

Thel late arrivals from California continue to
give adViees relatiYe to the immense numbers Of
adventurous settlers, who are pouring into the
Golden Land, to too many, alas !! anything but u
realization of their dreams of land of promise
The Sacramento Times says that
'a.The .cmigrants still continue to pour in from
over the plains. Men who have been here before
are now returning withtll wives and little ones,
who cone with the determination Of making this
valley their home. Santa Claus valley (says the
RegsSter,) seems to have gained areputation u
abroad, For in our midst we see numerous strangers
who have never been here before, locking around
in search of a farm, or aplacc to squat upon until
they are able to procure spot for themselves
They assure US they have found the place exactly
they desire to look no further When the land
titler shall have been confirmed, thenwe shall be
able to hold OFT inducements e. al q GONG zgha
desire, From the FestinFornationw can obtain,
there are between $50 and 800 wagons now be-
tween this place and Carson Valley.
sit will be remembered that the last Legisla-
ture appropriated s25 coo for the assistance ofthe
poor suffering overland eiuigrants, and that agents
were appointed by His Excellency, John Bgler,
to make proper distribution Of the stores appro-
priated for their relief Within the last fortnight,
divers rumors, which have been fully confirmed,
BRING to light the facts that notorious frauds have
been perpetrated by one Bodlcy, who has swim
died the poor emgrants out Of their money, stock,
and other valuables, charging them, in some in
stances, as high as dollar per gallon for Eatcr,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the eopartnerslp entered
ntobI Dr. Cowes and DR.. Joseph Smith, for the
of Medicine and Surgery, this by mutual con-
sent dissered ISAAC. COLES.
Palmyra, Nov Is, ls52.-es6-3w JOSEPH SMITH.
P. s. Dr. Isaac will practice formerly
Office at hi, Drug store. ... -s, i. S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
FatEsrery Goods ssssI Ts1sabroidery.

FRS CHARIIARTT has Just arrived New York wla
VI general of Bonnet Goods and Enbroidcry,o
the latest styles and most approved fashions; selected with
such and variety that aters herself able
please the most iastdous supply readynade Bon
nets kept constantly hand finished order the
est notices also dress making done with Dispatch
Cali and examine herassortment door of the
Bank. rs e.. E "a. - .5..- 7-sa
Ravenna, Oct. L, 1852. 4w-3s2
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psssysase Notice,

NOTICE hereby given persons interested, that the
~ Executors and Administrators the following Estates,
have TO the Court of Probate in and for the county
of Portase in the State of Ohio their several settlement
which placed file in the office of the Judge of
said Court continued for the inspection and exception of
i persons Interested until the twenty fifth day of November
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
goods for the 100000.

CTIII. WITH YOU.-The subscriber not having disposed
- of his stock in trade p0Posed has visited the Eastern
cities, and made his purchases of goods for the Winter cam
pagn and has the pleasure of presenting TO the public
the Books Stationery, Fancy articles and
toys, offered in Portage County An endless variety and
unparalleled prices Please call where
the cheapest and best assortment at Store north of the
Preuss House. b. LITTLE.
Ravelna NoY. 94th, 1862. II
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Coal /! GaaHi
CAUTE0N !!

rEHE pnbc hereby cautioned against receiving two
One Hundred Dollar Notes, made BY Charles Petit, in
favor of Seth w Fitch, bearer payable in gear,
and the other in two years from datebearng date Hiram
Oct 2sh, 1852, tho was auduleDtly obtained and
shall not consider myself bound to pay them: -
- .5rE CHARLES PETIT.
Carrettsville Nov g. 1852, 3w-3s5
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BAY STATES ARRIVED.

a largest stock Shawls brought town. consist
i ing of some and beautiful styles of Bay State, Bro
eha Casmeres, Thbbet &C. just opened and selling very
low. q J c PRENTIss
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)
tbeFrench, .underthe title of Napoleon the Third,
The vote Of the people is to be taken on the 21st
nav. S. 4.zss-~ss
The Legislature was conyoked fol- the goth.
The Senate has declared the Empire hereditary,
IN NAPOLEON the Thirds legitimate issue, and
should be have none, he may adopt an heir from
the Bonaparte faniily. 81
None Of Tie Bonapaste family can marry with
out the consent Of the Emperor.
The steamer franklin broke her. center shaft
sson her last trip, when three days out from this
port, and made there's of the trip with wheel
and her sails. She arrived at Cowess onsthe Sth,
and went into dock for repairs. which Will oesu-
lpy six weeks. - - s !. y =
The British Parliament was engaged in Discus
sing formalities to be observed upon the delivery
of the Queens speech. ~. 8 s.,.se+s
s. Much interest was manifested in the election
of Pierce to the Presidency the United States,
zas Ii was thought il would have inuch influence
In thaseverthreW Of the Derby Administration.
IS The death Of Mr. " ebster elected some neti-E
Sces from the English press, but they are not Of
that nature which might have been antioipa-
ted. =.,z..zszzs
Tie French President formally accepted the
iitlasof Emperor, but his message did not appear
no give saaisiac tioia.s -sgss5 -
80 far as It does not conflict with the consuitune
of The Senators, which was adopted in the Sen
ate by a vote sofs S6 ont Of 81 jerome Bona
pafte has resigned the Presidency Of The Ffeneh |
Senator - 80 -. g -. IS. 5s
The ex-Enlperor Of Austria so. ii that he
not expected TO feeoye en- ssssisss -
Adviees from Madrid Of the Sd inst. states that
no anxiety existed there the CrescentI
City a1air. - So sssz.4=s
a seaere shack of an naHtagna w zz ffft at
Malaga. which shook the building and so alarms
eathe Inhabitants that many Of tlaem took refuge
on board the vessels in the harbor. .ss.s2sss ss;
samuel Holmes is elected Mayor Of Liver
pool 80 8 - SIS = ss5s7 |
FAn efisrer 81 the United States Navy, suggests
fhroligl the London Times the praeti ieabiiity of
Ameffesn Whalemen reaching Behrinlg !. Straits
from tie Etropeai, side, via Nova Zeinb1a =
A letter from Malta, niieiers date of the a4t1
nit. states that the political prisoners were shot
at Pinfgosi after inprisonnen of forr years
bv order of theaPapaI Government, among them
was 5simenellis s.. !. s-ss-
sssAn5e earthquake was felt at Liverpool, and the
surrounding m places on the 9th. -
- .es1s - 57s-9 /
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2I
The. America arrived at Halifax al. Q p'elock
this nornine,4uilh datcs to the 18Th. .
The session ofs Parliaments commenced on the /
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
{5j5,'E-EsOEs oNFNSs.lnl

IhoHs of parents who use Vermiuge composed Of Gas
tor of tHfoHt, not aware that whehey appear
benet ia a they actually laying the foundations
sef is 1lss, sdeh as saiiyaton loss of sight, weakness
Of iiIn5s c5c. Ii
In aolr coGmn will be found TIE adv 3nieDi of IIo
basae N ;dicnas Ia which as. the attention all d
fc Interested to their well tiair health
III lv2F eem aint ard all otter disorders arising from
a. 's.ats seHd make use OF Ae only genuine med
icihH, Hob ansack's Liver Pills
''7BF DEcEivED,' but ask for Habensaek's Worm
syrup and Fills ard observe that each has the signature Of
he proprietor, i.E. Hob9Rsgck else genune
Dr. TUBBS will be at tie Prentss House on Mon-
49, day afternoon and TUESDAY, December 9Th ard
See advertisement in another column 49, n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
EesnnNs RnNAS.
Pamphlet Literature.

THE best and largest assortment of Pamphlet Literature
entertaining and unexeeptionable in tone and influence
embracing works from the pen of T. S. Arthur Mrs. Groy
Miss Pickering, Mrs Core Mrs. Mowat Charles Lever and
other distinguished writer's, offered in this Market
be found at nov. is. HALLS DooK SfoRE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Does0r w. Clark,

Having locaedat shaersye opursae his ,wonld
announce public, that he ready TO wait upon all
who may require his services Oee at the Clinton HOUSE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
gcT,ooI a.ax osa Esaiagon<ss,.

The following opinion of the Attorney Gems
raj hassbeen given to the Auditor of State, 10 iix
the construction of the act taxing moveable Rail-
errv- 1rt.r,ertt -EeF- school:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

BffoF5ev Frner5f 5 Gmce.l


S1R:-I have examined the question submitted
by the Auditors of Huron and Delaware counties
whether; namely, Railroad Companies are La
BE to be taxed for school district purposes, upon
the. movable property without the district.
It is evident that the act of April 18th, 1852,
section 2lst, meant to apportlon the value OF
Company's movable property, for all taxable
purposes, according to the value Of It's real estate
and fixed properly in each ward, town city and
township The word school District is not used,
butt ke the section as establishing IA Frsaclpte3
o among Our political subdivisions
and not as a section to BE lterally cpnstraed Il
supereeded, in my opinion, the principle adopted
by previous statutes. + $50 .5.s=se $3.50
: / think, Therefore, thatsa Railroad Company is
liable to be taxed for school district purposes, by
the same rfffe and upon the same valuation and
system of apportienaeRt, as for county, town
ship andiaunicipaI purposes. Fhe rule explain
ed, IN my opinions of the 1of My last.
/ The<Auditor. of Huron County had decided cor
and the Auditor of Delaware county should
adopt the decision. am, sir; very respectfully
e@s g Your obadient servant,
e5s sG. E.. PUGH.
W. D. MORGAN, Auditor Of State. ss g
Il ---=z 5sz2ssss ssszess
= Some OF THE FRUITs.-A negro named Staller,
a hand on a Lake steamer, on Monday night
last. eloped with white girl from the residence
of her father, near Oberlin, Ohio They Were
pursued by the fatherof girl to Cleveland, but
no traces Of their whereabouts could be discovered
oberlin is the great placeon the Reserve where
the equality of the races is taught and objection
on account of color ridicaled as an unjust preju-
dice. This girl, doubtless had been imbued with
these notions, and been taught to consider negro
as good as white man. To take up with negro
was with her no worse than to give herself up to
a white man, and she accordingly followed the
bent of her inclination Cincinnati Enquirer.
|. oH The Congressional delegation from the
State of Illinois will stand as follows:
Wings. Democrats.
Dist l. E. B. .Washburn. Dist. Q. Jno. Wentworth,
3.JC. Norton. 5. A Richardson
A. James Knox, 7. james G. Allen,
IS. sRieh'd Yales-4. s. VIM. III. Bissell
7F g. Willis AlIen-5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

TAVING escaped the late and disastrous fire. with but
II slight store the repaired and the
stock of Goods up ready for sale. They also re-
ceiving a large end well selected stock Of
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
yFe,egra,,s,ing Enterprise.

| The enterprise of bringing the Old and New
World within four or FIVE days communication of
each other, through the powerful agencies of
steam and electricity, is likely to be soon brought
to a consummation. The capital for the New
foundland Electric telegraph, connecting New
York with Cape Race, has already been subscrib-
ed, and the completion of the line is promised
EeaTly in the summer. The line will be 1900
miles long. $50 miles of which will be submarine
Commencing at Cape Race. it crosses the Island
of Newfoundland, and thence, by submarine line
of 140 miles crossing the Gulf of st. Lawrence,
and trarersng Prince Edwards Island, by another
submarine line reaches Cape Tormentn in New
Brunswick, from whence its course is direct to
New York At Cape Race yacht will intercept
the European and New York steamers gather.
from them the most important intelligence and
transmit it with the speed of electricity to its des
tination. The completion of the project contem-
plates the running of line of steamers to and
from some port on the Irish coast, from whence
line Of telegraph will communicate with London.
Publishing the a.sssys faa Newspapers.
We learn from Columbus that certain Members
who care not to let the people see and know what
the Legislature has done, are in favor of repeal
ing the law requiring the publication of the gen
eral laws in the newspapers. Already notice
of the introduction of such bill has been given.
We had supposed that certain members had 'cap-
ped the clinax'' Of folly last winter, but it may
be that that stupendous work has been left for
this winter in repeating said law but we still think
there is good sense and justice enough in the
Legislature to prevent such suicidal act as the
repeating of so benificial law to the great mass
Of the people, I4W2abag Democrat. -
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a.
Moo ADORE, Summit County, Ort; 1884,
DR. TUBBs-Dear Sir: take pleasure in presenting
facts concerning my health and treatment which may prove
Interesting TO invads, hoid you publish them.
health first became poor in tire winter of lefa and nowth
standing my constant tTeatcltby Akron PysciAn
tnued TO until June lf,n strength goe
AkflifG ply siciaIraf 6g,ore, employed during
whole summer; but being little improved, advised
me to employ ''Waer Docor,' from whose
vice followed for time, with about
yellow Dock ard Sarsapara thoroughly tried
Isubmed myself Phsmpsonia but alseeined avail
little. and still angnsed and suffered from disease
bty During all hs time could take bule even the
easily dgccd food that little causing DISTRESS
told that had the Dyspepsia; ft my liver
kidneys all diseased, and the seriously
btGtod. chronic Darrhaa followed constantly until
some time after commencing yoHT medicine portion
of the time able TO ride ard i'll the spring 80 concluded
alast attemp travel Reached Sratog Springs spent
several weeks there under of Dr Aen; thence New
port r. L. returning home in October in iserabe health
broken spirits heneNt sprngI was shown ts of
Mr.. l. Mathews, of Akron. His symptoms them,
were so srkir like that Twas ihdueedto him.
had no thought of taking medicine, but hearing from
his mouth, that he had been raised from dead
comfortable health. IeoncIuded try more, for
which am truly thankful has rapid,
but thus permanent Many my worst left me
months ago. able to follow plow all day with
eGs9 and am sl gaining every day. feel indeed like
Isincerely hope experience may many
who sinking under what have last escaped.
commencing your reatufsn expended donrs
Since then twelve. 40 years of age. any doubt, or
wish further particulars, send theinto Yours truly,
Noy3. -.s..--.,=- rtE@ ~. ISAAC MONROE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

Nhhf years ofal instead ofimpang th public confidence
in this medicine s for IN apprcc ation and Hotorrir
cxcePd the most sneHie atiops of its friends
Nothing but its intrinsic virtues snd The unnistakable benefit
incurr thousands roild origiate and ain
tain the reputation joys Wiie many inferior remedies
iust upon the community have failed and been discarded,
afflicted they forget, and produced too
msrous and too remarkable to be forgotten. ..Fg
White sa fru on the public TO pretend hat med
viii lnallbly eures abundant
CHERRY PEeToR does alplost
Invariably cure the maladies for which il is employed.
As tins makes these facts wider and better known, this mod
from the io-cnbn of the american Peasant tc
Eurdpean Kings Throughout ils entire COUNTY, in every
State city and indeed almost hamlet conains CHER
PECToRAL known aste best remedy extat diseases
the Throat and Lungs and in foreign
coming be extensively used by their most Intelligent PySi
clans In Great Btn France and Germany where the med
PECToRA inrodaeed and in constant the Armies
Hospitals Aims Houses Public Institutions, and in domestic
practice the surest remedy their attending ply icians
employ for the da9erou affection of the lungs Also,
in milder and for chrent is Sf pleasant and eec
a TO In fact of the most fatieng testimonials
receive have been from parents who have found il eica
clOus in cases particularly ncieltalto childhood.
The CHERRY PECToR is manufactured by practical chem
h and every is under his eye; with lvariable
and care scaled and by
erfeits, consequently be relied genuine without
adulteritieD: s.s .--r,.., u -. r. ~ -
We have endeay here to furnish tie community With
medicine Of saeh intrinsic Superiority and worth should
speedy and effecua which this as by repeated and count
trials proved itself to be; and trust by great in preparing
it with chemical accuracy Of uiform strength to afordlby
clans agent which they rely for the best resus
and the afctd witha remedy that will do for ther al that
medicine can do. --s-,. ..s..f- =. -5--- .tl s-
. sF @ Practical and Analytical Chemist,
......-- LOWELL. MASS
For by ISAAC SWIFT avenna; Dr. Isaac Coles Pal:
Day q Manu. Beerfld j. H SpragHe, Garreitsylle
J.Sw. oone. Franklin Ms j. Canpb5l Negt5n Bas and
BY Druggists rally. .f5
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w nsa. CsaiEae, w. ID.
Homeopathic ply seian; Office Post Office, Rayenna
Ohio.