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FIAN0 FORTEs, GUITARS, s.

ista no i Plan" FoRTEs, from he ss.snsys
l:icriesof Nunn's & Clark and A. II. Gale & ~ 2 ~
iorx The Pianos Of the above celebrated makers are
h The attention oi the public possessing all the best qua
he best They have been sold with entire satisac
chaser Tor norc,han fifteen years. al his Piano eore ana
'aehouse and though taken from large number
remarkably rich elegant workmanship aud
these qualities repccuar to all the instruments Of the
se mentioned
4,=rs will derive advantage from going Norh,a an
ITO sell accommodating as can be had anywhere
comprises instruments of g. 6H and octaves-he
:onte.y offered superior any for sale in Richmond
urrshedto order atshort on favorable
s unrvaei Guitars with large assortment OF imported
plain maid and ranging in price from 30 TO soo
81. hand together with Musical instruments and
variety and for sale the only Music Storei the CITY
4 street, opposite the Banks May u
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AND WARRANTS bought ,0r s,'n, rmnkn ss Val
IL ket prices, BY r. b BAUD eo'"s' - Inn. t-c2u
stYss&s, Richmond, Va
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rIayo FORTEs.-v- Jus; received. ti'sc. rom
manufacturers. NJ Num- Co one very i nos oc,.vs
Piano also, from Msssrs Bennett q 90 0D'
Plano. ,o>.rc =, HARDWOOD Main street.
l6 JONr- "
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IslSNs PaoPEsTY n The CoUNTY OF LOUISA.
Gs Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Louisa county
M uoa the 5thday of April 1852 in the suit Of William
a.son decd who sues for the benefit Of James D. Por
.h7 John Quares and others, defendants Ct ais
enms'oner appointed under said Decree expose 10 SALE
action highest bidder the premises, on Friday
M Of August; 1882 Of land in the said suit men,
osn as the Walton Gold Mine containing one hundred anu
81 "ge'her with all the appurtenaness thereto belonging,
he waters Of Con rary Creek and about mile Of the
' Virginia Central Rail Road and six miles East Of Louisa
Iaoass adjoining the land Of Messrs James Walton and
5n and those belonging the Rough and Ready Furnace
10 doub, Of the great value Of this property for mining
and holds great inducements capitalists for rea
stsomc profits upon their investments.
-The expenses Of the suit sale, &c. will be required in
residue Of the purchase money credit of one and Two
cung bonds with good personal security and the te re-
mil the whole purchase money Is paid IT, however the
@ purchasers may prefer it, they will he allowed pay
'. PARTON thereof not than fourth Of the whole
0-cw6w JONATHAN T. COWHERD, Comnl'r.
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U,HIN CLOTHING-WARMW EATHER.-Persons
in want something cool and light for the hot weather. should
cali soon Al No. l02, Main street. ,r,n,
juno AhER, caIASs = SAhD"""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
Wi>rARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, was lntrodu
w., 1898 and has been we'll tested in all tho complaints tor
recommended For ten years ]. has proved more eca'
:,nedy Tor coughs colds, influenza bronchitis asthma
n establishes and consscrtes what experience adopts and
what Il, all places unite in saying Is good and valu
no doubt popularity Of this fixes in society its
. sad so that destroyit The success
attended this medicine for several years pst has over
prces OF all respectable men, and the article has taken
& the class of discoveries and blessings Of the age
escorted 10 season, eradcaes the disease for which 10
EnieG.
p,hsrs bu, Of justice IL the propretors OF W'at
Iii Mid Cherry for say that our personal
II ms article has impressed most lavoraby o mt
Of the Traveller was entirely cured Of severe e"ugho
h continuance, by the OF this Balsam ahd fond
IA snd acqua,nianees who have tried the article
rvice In eIisYing them coughs anu
=; with which they had been afflicted ,, ,on, SETH
Ne las washington street Boston, Mass and BY hHsuo
,,,ughuut the country - ,r-.,,.r pr;.. 80.
i',Etie or six buttIes for i've dollars.
r. :, GAYSOR & WOOD, aud ADlE d uhai, richmond,
~ ",sisis everywhere June IA
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GUANO.

GUANO.
AM prepared deliver GUANo, ordered before the 18th July
u next al The following rates
For tons and over, Dopo. the City, of a lbs
For tons and over board boats the basin, s4 30.
For tons and over. AT the vessel, s44
cha me '' any Kan N'"o
ordered after 18th July, additional charge so per
direct from the vessel
ties sn p sa ss ~, 90
The Guano offered direct only Agent the Peru
wan Government has In this (who located New York
and who warrants every bag perfectly Of the most
june lice r. JEFFERSON PEYToN
LIME FOR FARMING PURPOSES:
oeen repeatedly SOLICITED 10 nsnaaetute Line fn
planets on the River and the adjacent
sf ri" ssnSaS 90 ss
Innual CsmmunlcsITns 10 me- at Balcony Falls
June ssam M.nu.us c!l a Line a saa csmsa
BucKiNGHAM coGNTY, VA
Female Collegiate Institute, the road leading from New
Canton Buckingham 10 will be resumed the i2, Of Lsnu.
The Of instruction ordinary English branches
G for s extended
him respectfully sO &c Of the same and
Board and Tuition per session Of months so'
h bss s-e 'oi Gravel r I HI Pat Office
WARHENTON, n. G., FEMALE SEMINARY.
une $50 and Continue Eve month";. The buildings
.s.a d al S sa a1a
are ne efficient purposes The Musica
TERMs-por session the sans as formerly 80 ;,
English eSsiS' Tuition. i g 8
Music on Harp, with use of Instrument, g 0 S
ccuna 70 O.
Drawing and Painting, 70 o. o.
Painting in oil culors, 10 "
and Needle Work whou, charge
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NOTICE

AcER competent, teach the languages wanted 10 take
t: o. private school the lst September next. GOOD
All. e gwen gentleman will he preferred who will
ever. Apply 10 the Subscribers, near William,boro
frrV!al. JOHN BULLOCK.
..--; S s ROYSTER.
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COMMISSIONERS Notice.

GLOUCESTER CorRr House. JUNE 9rH. lS52. J.
persons foregoing decree, hereby nolHa
the various therein
my House, Tuesday the 50
OF August 1852 which and place they required 10 az
tend with The evidence requisite enable
said duty And the creditors Of the said John Robns
hereby further specially notified and required 10 appear
before place on the day named with the neces
sary evidence establish against the said Robins
June 5-cw6w WARNER T. JONES, Commissioned
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
TAYLOR has Just received alaTge collection OF now Music
Il Piano Forte The best composers, among which arehs
sti1.
S,lrnne. val.e Redows; by Burgmuller.
sVslsa Brilliant, for four hands; by schulhoh
.ahardi by Iarll.
ssiir OF Hungary do.
aayen there's Rest, "a sacred song;) byJ. Barnett.
Los Early Saved, (sacred sonsD poetry oy Kew. LIZ
L Nelly t'cne3 composed by Linley.
/ Sao March. for four hands.
.s.ns Home Quick Step dedicated TO Gen Scott.
>H PlAN0 FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, 100 Man 81.
rs NEW CROP TURNIP SEED,
in receipt Of their usual supply Of iresh
mp seed among which may BIO found the following varieties
Topped Tunp (S,rsppsd Lssved)
nh.s f!ss Red Topped do do
lnuo 90 Du!ch do do
Do Globe
,,!e Hanover
yes Green Topped Hybrid
4 IS Nov Purple Topped Yellow Ruta Bsss
tiai Dutch and Drumhead Cabbage
nave been awaiting the arrival OF tho Cabbage Seed
y supplied. P. JOHNSTON d Bro Druggists,
ll6M ST., Agents for David Landreth.
:sS,E :! MERlNO SHIRTS.-Gentlerne about changing
k dannels, requested to call at No lo2 Main
can procure thin raerino under Shirt and thereby
KEEN, cuLBs + BALDWIN.
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7klRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.-Ihave large SUPPLY
OF Trunks hand s26. embracing at sizes
and finish also Of Carpet Bags Being
anxious dispose whole the greatest npor
unty bargains offered for cash. Call and
i've got The Trunk TO suit you. J. D. GOODMAN
Tune FL No. lSi, Main street. opoh lie Eagle square
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Explanatory providing for Judicial Elections passed a.
The ofe General Assembly (Adopted June e"
resolved by the General Assembly, That If any officers have
failed or attend the place prescribed by hr
18th section passed the session Of the General
Assembly The for the commencement OF the Oil
cia under the amended constitution and nroYid
by the the business shall stand adounct
mail raj by officers othe
than Sheriff. the curns prescribed by
the eighth section shall he adapted TO the
Adopted by the General Assembly
cEppCE MIISFORD. C. II D.
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STATE OF viRoi.rA-City of Richmond 10 VII:
Crnpor IL MrsPuRp Clerk the House OF Delegates
keeper ols Of the Commonwealth Of virginia do hereby Ger
t, ,u, The foregoing copy the Resolutions, adopted by
M General Assembly, Virginia the seventh day Of June leb3
G wen under NY hard this Eth day ol June. ls5? - >
~ ~ "' " G. ~. MUNFORD, C. H. d.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. IrSE Ii, 1852.

DEPARTMENT. IrSE ID, lSJ3
Ic fnrernnr directs and attention OF return
ing officers accompanying and soutioh OF me A.
cnbj and all oil elections not already made
NAV he department speedily as That the
may iseued the Judges before me ~ 5ny next
| Iu,s i5Nc;t WIN. II. RICHARDSON. Sec. Com.
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DAVID FUNSTEN

Uu.eu and Ornamental Needle without charge. No
made Circulars will be sent 10 those who may apply
for them. DANIEL IURNEf, flihciPai.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

.rIcE.-The Books of Transfer of the Stock Of the
Hnnweaih regis cred in this office, will be closed on
C a.J continue closed until the Let of July next
ln'i. 49, a.. Office lane IA. 1852. j. BROWN. Jn.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
"Crin and Bear H."

There Is no cause for lamenlation al the
loss OF Toombs and Stephens, or any NUNS
Der of men like them. They have been a
moth and curse to the party on which
they have inflicted their pretended member.
ship Nsw London Chronicle.
The tone of the Wing press in reference
10 the refusal Of the Southern Wing MEM
aers OF Congress to support Gen. Scott,
reminds US very strongly Of The lrishman
and his rabbit "Och, darlin,! and how
will ate yel Is ii boiled, buked or roast>
ed? Faix, il is good ye nre, cooked any
soay La The m;ds. Of the fIiberniun 5
anticipated feast, however, the rabbit es.
capped; and looking after il, with couase,
nance Indicative Of the faulty Of attempts
ing rescue, he exclaimed, s"Be off wild va!
ye long>legged, half>staryed, batheripg
rascal that ye arel there isn't butthar
enough in the village 10, grease your dried
up carcass.. and yer good for nolhin', any
how, = Probably, Messrs. Toombs and
Stephens find Their relief in the rabbits
consolation, who Iaanked his stars be had
got rid Of dissas,eful company .-Ne'o Ha,
ben Register
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
Very facetiOus.

The wing papers, says the Hamilton
Telegraph, are striving to be very funny
about the generosity Of General Pierce
They think his giving some candy to apoor
child, and his emp.ying his pockets for his
troops, at Newport, on their return from
Mexico, very ludicfouss Perhaps SO =
But. gentlemen. he never was court-ma..
,lalsd as Gen. Scott was, for retaining the
money in his own hands which belonged to
the men under his command. He never
was found gu,lty, as Gen. Scott was, for
unoGcerlike conduct. 1t never was res
commended that Gen. Pierce be Suspended
for one year" for this unbecoming conduct
as it was recommended Gen. Scott shaaid
be, by the court that tried him. Come
thou very witty and learned '.comnsittee"
give US In your "Scott Battery" the find.
ing of this court, martial. You can jus,
re.publish it from Mansfeld's life Of your
candidate. Comel face the fife.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

RS hereby given to Rouer,us w. King. John M
il King, olive B. Ktg, Aianson R. XII ng, Elisha
King, Thomas b. King. J'mes King, Camilla
Harmon, Orrln Harmon, EleHor E. Hail, Sheldon
Hall, and James Smith, that Tracy M. King on The
9Th day of February 1882, fled petition against
them, the Clerks Office of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Portage County Ohio, wherein she prays for
assigument Of Dover in the following premises.
Situate. in the township of CharIestown, in the
county of Poflage and State of Ohio, and is known
BY being the East side Of the West part of lot No
thrty-four, extending from the highway to the South
end Of said lot No. tbrtyour, being at each end of
the samelsnd of whiehssid Rabert King died seized
Also of a certain other tract efland in said town.
ship ofCharieslown snd 10 known as. being the
whole Of lot No. one hundred and thirty nine in said
townskip, and contains hundred and seventy
acres Of land be the same more or less. Said de-
fendants will take further notice that said petitio
will be heard at the next term Of said court.
!: RANNEY& & TAYLOR, Soils. for Pet.
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Guardian sale,

:
by virtue of a decretal order duly issued by E.
ID spalding Esq, Clerk sof the Court of Common
Pleas Of Portage County Ohio in q cause in said
court pending and TO me directed shall ON Saturs
day the 2S III day of August A. D. 1852, between
the houf: of ten O'Clock A. M. and four O'Clock p.
NJ, expose 70 sale at public sendne on the premises
in the tpwnshp of Sutield the following described
real Estate, viz:
sitaate, iyirg snd being, the county Of por-
and State OF Ohio, and being part Of Lot No so
thfty in township No. one in the ninth Range of
townships, in the Connecticut Western Reserve,
DO ufded rs follows: the East bv the line Of Lot
No. Do, on the West by the township line Of Spring.
6eld and Sefield, North by land Of William Swine-
hart, and South by land of Andrew Siamer; Con-
tanning fifty acres, be the same less, il bss
ing the same land decided BY Samuel Carl and wife
To said decedenfs recorded in sPortsge county
Records of Deeds. in ,ok 81, pages 569 and $40.
Ter ms, one third in hand and the balance in Two
equal annual payments, with interest, be secured
By mortgage on the premises JOHN REAM,
Guard'n Of the minor heirs of Geo .Ream Decd.
Sufftld Ohio, July 27th, A. D. 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
Pr0Ilafe Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all persons interest.
In ed, that the Executors Administrators and
Guardians on the following Estates have presented
10 the Court of Probate in and tor The County of
Portage in the State OF Ohio, their several settle.
ment accounts, which are placed file 10 the Of
hec OF the Judge Of said Court and continued for the
inspection end exception Of all persons interestt
until Monday, the 10th day of August A D. 1862.
Calvin Hoieomb's Estate Partial Settlement. 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
Great Rioll Several Men shot!

5.7ss s =. DO BALTIMORE, July q.
Yesterday morning aterrible riot occurred be-
tween the United and New Market Fire Com
rsnies. A fight took place in Baltimore street,
which lasted for three hours. Upwards of 100
piut6l shots we're fred. One of the participants
Nss.shot in The mouth. and disfgured for life.
A respectable merchant, named Didier, and q
Mr. Sparks, : member Of the New Market COM
pany, were also shot and nat expected to recover
- man, named Pintner, was also shot, bnt not
xefiously injured 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
Sherfff,s sale.

Qf sistue of an order of sale 10 me- directed
- and delivered from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Portage cornty Ohio shall expose sale pub
lie vendue on the premises in the township of Suf
Geld in the county of Portage, ON
Saturday the 28th day Of August. nest,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A M, and four
O'Clock p M Of said day. the following described
lands and tenements to vii:
Of Portage and State Of Ohio, in Lot number fffy
being 4S 23-l00 acres of land In the South part Of
said Lot, bounded West, South, and East, BY said
lot lines, and extending North far enough from the
South line of said Lot 10 make said quantity OF
Land. -
titus and others are Petitioners, aud John Pontius
and others Defendants.
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Couniy,l
July 24th, ,A.D. 1852,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

"a BIRD In THE HAND rs WORTH TWO
IN THE BUsH."- This is said 10 have been
Gen. SCOTS reply to friend who asked
him Why he did not resign his Major Gene
ralship and $l2 600 a year
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
THE STATE OF OHIO,
Portage County 80.

The State of0hi0, Ia tho Court Of Common
vs. Pleas of Portsge coun.y, and
John Brewster. Slate of ohio. :.
THE said John Brewster was indicted, arraigned,
tried and convicted in said court at their March
Term A D 1852; fer the crime of Grand Larceny.
Sentenced ene year in the Peniteniiary to hard la.
bof. Notice 10 hereby given that petitios will be
presented 10 the Goyefbor Of The State of Ohio,
pFasing that the said John Brewster be psrdoaed.
S73 J. J. BRADLEY.
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NOTICE

Jesse Tryon Guardian to Seth Tryon Final Settles
ment. Attest LUTHER &. BROWN,
i g.-@;a.-e 80 Probate Judge.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
kNN0UKCEMENTS.

Z Mr. Eprrox.-Please announce the name of
GEORGE w. BELDEN, ,of Canton, Stark Co.,
q eaa iidate for Congress. Subject to the de.
eisioa ofthc District Convection.
sssess ssess 81 MANY YDFAfOCRATS. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
CLEvELAND. Jan. 20ih. 1852.

- q LEvEI-AKD , III. 10fH. l2S5S. &
~. w. WonsrELL-sir: i have discovered
that Two small sized bottles of Mustang Lini-
naent is worth thirty dollars The discovery
was made ID the following manner. II purchased
= fortnight since q horse for thirty-fye dollars
on account 1t q sprained shoulder, and now, af-
ter having Used two bottles of your sMustang
Eipimenf, y have been offered sixty five dollars
fcFs the Horse, besides pay for his keeping.
Ths Horse can be; seen at the stable of the
United states Hotel. Yours, sc. M.
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Hats! Hats!!
Dress Goods.


A N extensive assortment Of ssLadies Dress
IA Goods, - embracing all the latest s,yles, car
be found at May2S GILLETIS.
Donnets-A splendid assortment Of the latest
ID style Bonnets, just reed at GILLITrs.
Drints, Prints-The best lot for the LOWEST
il PRicEs in market at GILLETTs.
ringhams-A large lot OF Ginghams-good
NJ quality for one shilling per yard, a
GILLETTS. 1
Ctmfnef Goods Stacks Of Summer Studs for
- pauts SC, very cheap at GILrETrs.
HATS! Hats!g Panama, Leghorn, Kossuth,
IL Canada Straw, Palm Loaf &C., SC at
GILLETTS.
CiIk Hats-A few dos. fashionable Noleskin
- Hats just reed at GiLLETrs.
{. ilks, Silks-A splendid lot Of Dress Silks just
received at GILLErTs.
0tIoths, &c.-The best stock of cloths, cassi-
" meres and vestinga can be found at
GILLETTS.
T inens-Brown Linen, Irish do. Linen Drills
IL and Table Linnen-a good assortment at
GILLETTS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
LINEN COATS.

A Ii those in want Of Linen Goats this
\ warm weather will please bear in mind that at
the Oak Hall Clothing and Furnishing Em-
porium, R1yensa, can be found loo Brown Linen
Coats al 81 90; 100 do at 81 ,26; 100 do at 80,
100 do 81 rs; 100 do at $2,o co. Also French Grass
Cloth, Cashmereit, and Dsap de Etc Cloth. Cheaper
than can be found at any other establishment in
and see Fl L & R DAY.
Rayeana. June 2tst, 1862.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
8 80 R REWARD.

STOLEN, FROM the SUBSCRIBER,
~ on the night ofthe i4th inst.
TWO HORSES.
One bright bay, without any white, six years old,
medium size, and about IA hands high. Had shoes
on fore feet only.
The other brown horse, six years old, had
star in forehead, one white hind foot, and somewhat
lame in left shoulder and no shoes on.
Whoever will give any information respecting
the herses that wall lead to their discovery, shall
receive the above rewa.d. JOHN G. FOLEY.
Edingburgh .'une 10 1852
MAILS The best quality Of Nails, Of all
IN s,zes just received. Those wishing to buy
Mails, can save money by calling at HoRRs.
1850 HATS Consisting Of Silk, Pa
lOCU mama, Leghorn, Pearl, Pedal, Straw
and Palm Leaf Hats, Just received and selling Fac,
shalersyiile May s; at HORRS.
nRIED PEACHES on haHd and for sale
IL Shalersvilie nr6 at HORRS.
:" HITE. few, bushels OF smai
/ Nv Whne Beaus for sale at H0RR'S.
Shaie iersvilie, March s.
." indOw Glass-Aii sizea on hand OF The
wv Frankiin Rock Glass, HoRRs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
WILL EXHIBIT AT RAVENNA,

Early in August. Due notice OF the day Of exhi-
biIon will be gwen. Price of admission % Cents:
Children under years of age, 10 Gents. To. the
Gen. Tom Thumb, and the entire collection Of
Wild Animals, Wax Statuary, Mr.. Pierce,s
Performances in the Dens, the Baby Ele-
phant. Mrs Nellis, Performances, sc.
NO EXTRA CHARGE under any pretense what
ever, let the reports be what they may!
This Establishment will Exhibit at the foliown &
Towns in August and September.ss
Akron, Canton, New Philadelphis, New Comers>
town, Coshocton, MiIlersbutgh 4w37l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

4 90 GROSS Taper and Vial Corks for
sale at SWfFT,S.
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P. I. BARNUMS'
GRAND COLOSSAL. -
Museum and Menagerie!

TINE largest Travelling EXHIBITIONT-ia the
i world, being Combination OF all the most
popular ard uneIceptiona al amusemerts of the age
enlarged and imprnved for the season of 1852. >
A TEAM OF 10 ELEPHANTS
.syas Will draw the great Car of Juggernaut.
A BABY ELEPHANTI
Only one year old, and but 81 feet higi, wilt carry
upon his back around the interior of the immense
Pavilion the Liiiptutian GEN. TOM THUMB.
The Magnificent Cortege comprises l5O horses and
1870 men. The Pavilion of Exhibition has been
900 spectators at once. The collection Of living
Wild Beasts includes the most splendid specime ems
ever exhibited in America. Among many others
six Beautiful Lions
FRESH from their native forests.
) ). A SACRED Blu RMESE BULL s
From the Island OF Ceylon, worshiped by the Pa
gan Natives, and recently taken from Idoiatrous
Temple.
A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TIGER.-The larg-
est one ever captured alive.
AN INFANTILE CAMEL-Only six months of
age the first one ever born in America, &C., sc.
The Drove of ELEPHANTS were captured in
tho Jungles Of Central Ceylon, by Messrs. s.. b.
JUNE and GEO. NuTTER, assisted BY $50 natives,
after pursuit of three months snd four days in the
Jungles. They were finally entrapped and secured
in an Iadan Kraal or Trap, Of enormous dimensions
and prodigious strength, where they were subdued
The Calf Elephant accompanies its Dam, and was
weaned on its passage from India.
A ANATIvE cEYLON CHIEF, of high caste in
his own country, has charge ofthe Elephants, hav
ing accompanied them from Ceylon.
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ROnnetS.

nARLEY'S Celebrated Hsave Remedy,
IL A fresh supply just reed at sWIFT,s.
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Latest arrival
AT SWIFT,S DRUG STORE.

A sFRESH Supply OF nearly all The chemicals
IA IN general use as medicinal agents, ana for
manufacturing purposes together with general as
sortment OF Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Groceries,
he's &c
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

MOURNING AWNS- 800 yards Of
lVl best styles Mourning Lawns, and the pret-
test designs, ever offered in Ravenps, can be found
at the new store Of Juae2l HL&RDAY
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KOssutll ats.
: A NY quantity of Kossuth Hats, from 10 to 20
"A. shiliMgs, atthe new store of s.5..!
=. = : ~, -. II LERDAY