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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.

CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.
THE subscribers, successors of McElwan Arnold
determined Notwithstanding the reports that afoat
continue the business and manufacture good pine window
sas Blinds Doors &C. Also-keep for sale general
sorment of Chairs and Cabinet viz: recian cane
round post do Windsor dining and Office chairs Boston rock
seees &C., general assortment of bureaus tables,
Stools, bedsteads &C. Aso-bedsead posts and table legs
for SALE All kinds of turning done order The above work
will be made of good materials by experienced workmen and
sold at low figures for the Ready.
We also making preparations to put in machine for
dressing flooring, siding and &c.
McELWAIN & TURNHAM.
Ravenna, February 9th, 1859. 39s-H
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IMP ORTAN
TO HOTJSFK FEPERS.


better and economical than Soda Cream
TARTAR other preparation in existence for Baking
DURKEE's CHEMICAL YEAST, or BAKING POW
DER-For raising Bread Biscuit Fried Gdde and Johnny
Cakes Puddngs, PoPes, Corn Bread, Sweet Cakes, Ap
pie Dumpngs Pastry &C., &C. This article is one every
FAMILY, HOTEL, BOARDING HOUSE,
Eating Saloon, Ship Steamboat Vessel, Canal Boat &C.,
will nd careful trial. to be the thing needed
ery single dag of their existence.
Its most important advantages the old system, are
l. 1t savesthe expense of milk, eggs, shortening spoiled
bread and the trouble and Of procuring good yeast
water only being necessary.
g. No time required for the dough to rise before bakng
consequently bread may be made in a few minutes.
3. cook always depend upon having light, sweet,
tender and paaabe bread and biscuit whether the -four be
of the best quality or not.
Bread made this process is much nutritious
ser of digestion, better fitted for weak stomach sweeer
whittier andlighter, than when made with yeast.
s. The bread made by fermentation, does not afford the
of nourshment the system, that does when
made with this compound because hevegbe acid contain
ed in rmened bread prevents the proper action of the
fluid upon it, and consequently part only to
body while the acids tend produce dyspepsia and its
attendant evils
article thoroughly tested and is universally
liked When used according to the directions warranted
to suit
IL Be careful to ask for DURKEE'S BAKING pow
DER and take oher and will not be deceived Prn
cpal Office, 139 Water street, New York. Sold by the bes
erocers and druggists generally. 40I-3mos
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

THE Subscriber having procured the building Immediately
East oft frein Ravenna will continue the Boot, Shoe,
and Leather business in connection with WIN. D. Durham,
under the of GlLLIs & DuRBAx, hopes liberal
patronage he has enjoyed from his old friends and
will be continual to tho firm. J. GILL1S. -
Ravenna, Oct. 1S, 1852. 3sltf.s
THE Subscribers having formed parnershp the Bses
Shoe and Leather business opening
stock Of Boots Shoes Leather Moroceoe Lnings Bndngs
and general assortment of Shoemakers' AndHg and will
all times have hand good assortment Of Home Manue-
tured Work. which they will sell at the lowest cash pces
rca ly pay, &c. Tanners Oil for sale. a5tss
J. GIELIs
w. D. DURHAM
Ravennsu Oct. 49, 1859. 3ei9
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Road Notice.

Road Notice.
NOTICE hereby given that petition will be presented to
the Trustees of Rayenna Township the soth day Of
May 1853 Township roto be located follows, witt
Beginning the Stats road leading from Canton in Stark
county, to Panesve in Lake county, at point in said road
little South of the School House that stands the
line the North and Middle Division of Lots in the
township Rayenna thence Northeasery said line, and
thence East said line the road laid out and established
the line between Lots and 12 and in the North
Division in Ravenua.
April 25th, 1853. 4w408
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Mill Saws.

IUsT received at the New Hardware sore few of thos
e celebrated Cast steel Muely Saws, of Warral & Co
Also, supply of the common Sash Saws for
Ct to feet of the best quality which offered at prices hs
cannot fail to suit, for ready pay, = !
jan 10 E, r. RICHARDSON.
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HO! LOVERS OFMUsIC.

HAVING just received splendid assortment
EEEE=9AL of Prince & Co.'s Melodeons would
% Me %Ei Ssa psse the sasS. t.sds % q @ sH
and sale instruments varying in price from s4S to $780, over
R. Z. Cambes Jeweiry Store Our instruments pre-
nounced by the best musicians for quality Of tone and
of touch 10 be superior to any they have yet
Read the following from Lowell Mason Of Boston " George
Reed. ssTs-a7 -
Dear Sir-At Your request, have examined Of the
Meodeons manufactured by Messrs Geo. A. Prince
of Buffalo. think the instrument In all respects equal and
in some respects, superior TO others OF similar kind
tone and promptness of touch action Of tho reeds BY which
quick passages may be performed with certain and distinct
articulation of instrument of this Kind 10 tho
substitute organ in church music with which
quanted. LOWELL MASON >
Boston, Mass, Sept. &C. 1s4o
Call up and examine. ttif II 7sass ~
Ravenna, Dec. II. WALDO 4 CoNANf.
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COLLINS HOUSE sALOON.

COLLINS HOUSE SALOON.
HE subscriber has been the expense of refng and
l. furnishing the Saloon under the Collins House, and is
now ready to wait on customers to little Mint Juep
thing in his lne He will keep all kinds of the choicest q
Pies OYSTERS Sardnes Ice Cream, Lobsters Picked
Tongues and everything that line which can be got on
short notice.
Call at No. g. Hole in the Wall, Main street, Ravenna, o.
Aug. lift OSCAR F. SEVERENCE
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEADS!!
Carriage Mandatory.
Vernlin Destroyed.

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY INSTANCE! Lewis Yer
w min Destroy promises complete riddance of Rats
Mce Bedbugs and all other Vermn The articles included
in this composition in themselves innocent contain
ing particle of poson but when combined, create
gas which expodes the stomach and consequently destroys life
short affected the stomach, the
article becomes ncuraized and will affect nothing thereafter
that there be danger its under circum-
Price e5 cents ner box dec 95
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DATENT LEATHER, Enamelled cloth, Wide and narrow
Lace, Brass Bands Moss and Carriage and Harness
E. T. RICHARDSON,
Ravenna, Dec. 8, 1852. Hardware Store.
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HAY KNIVES.
NEW supply of the above articles has this day been
N ceived which for durability and beauty of finish,
be surpassed. Also, mneng, cook and knives,
rely aree all of which will be sold cheap the cheap
IL,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

PUMP CHAINS.
ONE and and II inch of the best quality with
pine tubing and cranks and rollers complete lowp ri
eos at RIcHARpsoN's.
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Pamphlet Literature.


HE best and largest assortment of Pamphlet Literature
entertaining and unexceptionable in tone and influence
embracing works from the pen of T. S. Arthur Mrs Grey,
Miss Pickering Mrs Gore, Mrs. Mowat Charles Lever and
other distinguished writer's offered in this market,
be found at noy.16. HALLS Book STORE.
NONFECTIONERY.-The best assortment of French and
~ American Confectionery to be found in Ravenna, for
sale by b. LITTLE.
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Notice to stockholders.

NHE Stockholders of Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad
Co.. hereby requested meet at the office Of the Com
pany Cleveland Thursday 26h day of May next 10
O'Clock A. NJ the purpose of taking into consideration
the legislation Pennsylvania with regard the extension of
said Cleveland Pittsburgh Railrord the valley of the
Ohio River in said stae together with any other business
which may then be presented.
By the order of the Board of Directors. -
I CYRUS PRENTISS, President.
Office Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r. Col
Cleveland, April %, 1858.
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Assignment!
subscribers having been appointed Assgnees for the
crp settlement of Messrs Brown Hurlbut Boot
Finding business for the benefit of their creditors anxious
to close the matter possible for sale
at wholesale reta at their Provision Sore large
mentof
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Busksns, Misses Shoes and
Boots, and a large varaety of Childrens
Cdcks, and a lot of Findings.
ALI of which price, as we are determined
Offer
TA persons knowing themselves indebted to them will
please call and settle and Notes accounts we
will be to settle any me period after
which they will be puino the hands Justice for collection
Ravenna IDec. i, 1852. II " SMITH co.
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1882.
FIRST ARRIVAL.


FIRST ARRIVAL.
DAIRY SALT, at
IL April 26 HATCH's.
DI ICE and Corn Starch, expressly for food, at
Il April 26. HATCH'S.
u April Ss. HATcH's.
u April %. HATCH's.
COFFEE and TOBACCO at
" April 26. .. HATCH'S.
COAP and Candles, at
y April a6. $500 HATCH's.
DURE Dry Lead, and Lead ground in Oil, at
l. April 26. HATCH's.
r INsEED OIL and Spirits Turpentine, at
IL April 26. HATCH'S.
X HATCH received his spring supply of Coach and
W Copal Varnish
TTNAR, at - ~
i April 26 HATCH'S.
Y April a6. HATCH's.
collar Lamp Chmneys, at
y April 26. HATCH'S.
D DIRD Seed and Fixings, at --e
ID April 26. HATCH'S.~
/ April s6. H8TCH's.
SURRANTs, Cron and Raisins, at -
y April 26 HATCHs.
COUNTER SCALES-Sseel yards and spring balances, a
I FRAZER'S.
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NEW STYLE KOSSUTH.
lust received fashionable Kossuh Hats, which
extensively by Railroad Conductors and agents
of the Company. JAMES TWITT & co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

Richard ID. Jones' Estate.
NOTICE hereby given that the subscriber has been ap
IN pointed and qualified administrative the estate of
Richard JONES' late of Palmyra Portage county, Ohio de-
3w4oS MARY JONES.
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CARRIAGES.

RIAGES.
Mt d. CLARKE CO., have the largest and best assormen
IN. Carriages before offered in Portage county,
ssng Chaotces Bskeys Prince Alberts Extension slide
standing top and every variety for beauty and conven
ence, all of which will be sold low and favorable TERMS
The public are respectfully invited call examine quail
tiles prices and judge for themselves, and whether
there is any inducement for them to trade with us.
Rayenna March 29 1852 - 357
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NO. l HATS.
ANSQN TAYLOR,

MANUFACTURED by the celebrated Oakford. Those WI
NI want Fashionable Hat and one that will wear hs
better of this Lot they the thing to
the citizens of old Portage. JAMES TWlTT & co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

Ready for Operation.
rT1HE NEW STEAM GRIST MILL in Ravenna is now
ready operation. Farmers and Others will please call
examine conveniently arranged Mill in this
of the State. PARMELE d SONS.
Ravenna, August 2, 1852. 374f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

u. Parmele,
Clock and Watch Maker, sivs smith and Jsyeler in
Le'sBook Store, Ravenna, Ohio, where will be. found
good assortment Of Watches, Clocks, Jewey and Fanc
Goods. --F
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AN ACT

second section Of this act the Of petition for d
vorca.
SEC l5 In all applications for divorce, or for alimony
Alone and in where the petition is filed under the
eleventh section of this net where the Witnesses shall re-
side in the county In which the application made or the
petition fled they shall be examined in open court but
they shall reside without the county unable to at
tencour deposition may be taken as in other cases.
but when the party shall not reside within the
county where the application petition pending or in
adjoining county shall not have an attorney residing
in the county where such application or petition pend
m an adjoining county the usual notice OF the time
place of taking such deposons shall not be required,
bu in such case, notice of the time and place of taking
such depositions shall be given by publication in
newspaper circulating IN the county where the is
pending for three consecutive weeks before the time ofta-
dispositions copy of notice shall ut or
before the first publication thereof be deposited the post
Office properI ydrected to the party defendant at his
pmoe Of residence when such is known to
the petitioner, with reasonable diligence be ascer
tnined BY him or her. y. $50 - - p
SEC l6 That IN the of petition for divorce, or
dtion for amony alone, appeal shall be allowed from
any Judgment pr order of the Court Of Common Pleas to
the district court. So .5t.z- s='1g o.
SIC. That In cases arising nnder the eleventh
ton OF this act either party ay appeal from any final
Judgment or order of the Court Of Common Pleas to the
by the petitioner, she shall not be required to give
SEC. 49, That the act entitledaAn act concerning d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-31
The ImnmnExDediIion.

The Boston Post publishes he following
extract from a letter received from a gentle.
man who has Just returned to this country from
trip to China. relative to the feelings Of the
Japanese toward The expedition Of Com. Per-
ry:
IL was informed bya genlleman-anatige Of
Japan.Ihat the Empcroris ready for the Amefi-
can expedition. He exhibited letter 10 ne
that he had just received from one Of his coun.
irynen, on the island Of Jedjo. That the peo-
pie kept strict lookout all over The coast; and
that their fires were already burning on Inc
mountains at night in order to lac prepared 10
case the squadron should appear ut night. One
million Of soldiers are ready and al hand, Tho
coast IS all sci With guns, while IN the lay 1T
Jeddo. Where the fleet Is expected. there arc
countless war juuks,and the Whole bay is sur.
rounded with lnnumcrable forts The cxpe.
dition viii ind The japanese better soldiers
than they anticipate
TIE presents had better have been left ut
home. A trade wi not soon be onened with the
country, except by force"
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Sterling Exchange.

The mode aud manner Of reckoning the
rate Of exchange between the / nfed Ht1ies
and England - curiou>ly contradictory, and
conveys tho idea that the balance IS iuya' LILLY
against Ibis country. We assume for the
par as between the tWo counties medium
many per cent below the real pal" Inc
rates Of exchange during the progress Of the
year should show when the actual pr, m'u us
the real par ut the absolute discount * hlIt
themselves IN the quotations. 1t certainly ap-
pears a gross absurify, when we are lold tai
9z3, 10, or about Q per cent premium is the
par between London and New York. Thr
report of the Secretary Of the Treasury, III
May. 1898. states that since the passage Of the
act Of 1894, lof reforming the American gold
coinage, the tue par Of exchange with Eog-
gland, estimating gold against gold, IS about
97-10 above the nominal par. The British
sovereign Of full weight contains - grains
and lSI2ll Pnris OF gain Of pure gold,
worth according 10 or mint valuation, ST.
In the price current 81 Al 4. are assumed
rs the par Of exchange on Enoltnl. Tins
practise began when Spanish pillar doars were
10 circulation. aud the exchange vas regulated
by the market Of gold compared with that Of
silver. Mr., Gallnlln, writing In 1920, est
naes The par al seven per cent. since theo
The par has beer altered by the new gold
STANDARD. lftbe British sovereign OF poaud
sterling is $l,S7, tbcn the par is established at
that price. Any rate above That price is pre-
MUM, and below discount But the SOW
ergo, IN commerce, goes for $lS5 $500,
which makes the par value about o for conve-
nicuce as the fraction. We assume 93 'or
convenience as the rate between the United
States and England. We thus appear unceas
ingly as having balance against Us, as high
premium is constantly paid.
The rate Of exchange by the last packet Vas
10 How much better would il be fit were
quoted at the actual premium y hich is one
per cent-Shoold IL recede to Q 1t would
then be quoted at par; and further decline 10
$ Il would then be at one per cent discount.
WeshouId thus have plain sailing and every
one would understand il Formerly IL was a
mystery to comprehend the actual profits or
loss Of a shipment Of specie, except to the IN.
itated. Since We have had so large a trade
with California, and American gold has been
shipped in considerable quantities. il is bcner
understood, but the Community is sail mysri
fled by the existing rules for Calculating ex
change. It's time it was modified Banker's
Crcal0r
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riage from the stomach aud bow els. For tins
NO source could be found IN the lesion OF any
vessel y mu.tthercfo-r, be fegarded as sim
ple eyhala,ion. dependant upon disoreaniza
lion Of - fluid indicated moreover, ~ Inc
almost entire absence Of eaaeulatioa. In o her
words, we ciolhe our ignorance IA clouds oi
words. y hich look technically wise bal import
nothing that We did not know before iae SUI
icrer's death
The dead belong to the tomb and II sacfsa
silence. What may he tolerated, for tie sahe
of eeience on the body eta vie onI executed
unalefactor, shocks Us When done IN i'r"s
which, while living, were never aPPronched
save with respect that somclmes fose ven /,
ave. Great men serve rs sufficiently III
their lives; their deaths should be- exempt from
violation for the benefit Of postcrlty
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the STATE, and especially those IN winch
Lynchburgis Observation-Disclosures 10 which
as i well known, he has devoted much tine
and thought. and in regard to which the VII
tef believes him to be the best informed nan
in the State Il is only within few days,
and with particular reference to that interest.
that he has yielded to the solicitations Of his
friends, aud consented IL serve, y ne PeoPic
Of Campbell desire II. In this condition Of
the matter, md in bis absence, the announce
mont contained in your paper Of The 9th vas
authorized by his friends. l..
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OriginaiAncctiote OF nncn,nr-


The gallant Decatur was a sailor TO the heart
core,and loved to tell anecdotes O the common
sailors. ! recoIlrct one which he used 10 re-
ate To the following import
In one OF the actions before TripoIi, While
lighting hand tohand with the captain of a
gun boat Decatur came near benz cut down
by a Turk, who attacked him from behind. 4
seaman, named, Reuben james, who was
already wounded in both hands, scein, The
risk OF his commander, rushed in and received
the blow of his upIilted sabre on his own head.
| Fortunately, the honest fellow survived to re-
ceive his reward Sometime afterwards when
he had recovered from his wound, Decatur
sent for him ondeck expressed his gradtudc.lor
ms seitd"voton, in presence Of the crew.
and told hum To ask or some reward. The hon
est tar pulled up his waistband and rolled his
quld, but seemed utterly at loss what recon.
pence to claim. His messmates gatherd arouaed
olm nud8ng HIM " ith their elbows, and wins
perlng IN his car:-
ole had all the world IN a sling, and could
get what he pleascd;" "Ihe old man could de-
nv HIM nothing etc. Ono advised him this
thing, another that: double paw" ..double al
,owance, n heatswain's berth" "a pocket
tull oil money, aud a fuI swingon shore" Bat
'N~A "'"'" hdNI none VI Their counsel. Alter
mature deliberalion, he announced the reward
to which he aspred; it was TO be tTsasc3 from
T0ll,Rg mp Hc hamm0ck cloHSi
The whimsical request was, of course, Grant.
ed; and from that time forward when the sail
ors were piped to stow away their hammocks
Jack was to beseen lettering around and look
ing on with the most gentleman-like Leisure
Tie always continued in the same shin win
Decatur.
Il could always know the state Of nv bile
by Jack" said the Commodore. "IfI was in
good humor and wore pleasant aspect
Jack would be sure to heaye in sight 10 rccrivs
a friendly nod; and i'll were out ofhuuo or
and were, rs | sometimes did a foul weather
physiognomy, Jack kept aloof, and skulkeJ
mong the sailors"
tits proper to add, that Reuben James re-.
ceiyed a more solid reward for his galatt deyo.
ton than the privilege above mentioned, a
pension having beea granted him by the Gov
ernmcnt.
On another occasion Decatur received. ot
New Y ork, the freedom Of the City. as test
monal Of respect and gratitude. On the fol
lowing day he Over heard this cooquy between
two Of the sailors.
Jack" said one,'"what is the meaning oil
this freedom of the city, which they have been
giving to the old man - "Why, don't yon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-31

oov1 Wbv. il IS the right to frollc ebont'he
.trccls as much as lie pleases. KICK up n
knock down the mea and kits ne ""ii''''' -.
oh. hol9 cried the other That so'ii.''''''-
worth fighting Tor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-31

Mr.. j. S. Brantwhite has deposited in this
Office, bottle of his Magnetic Hair Oil, which
he asserts, very positively, will produce beau
tiful ba ok hair, on the face or head, in fifteen
or twenty days use.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-31
ICoMMuN ICATED

Mr.. Editor:-Apprehending that the an
nouncement of Mr.. Dean, as a candidate for
the Legislature, in the DAILY YIRGINIAN Of the
2eth, may be considered by some who have
not had an opportunity of knowing him as well
as myself, and especially, oflearning his views
and feelings IN regard TO the service for which
he's now presented, as evincing an unseemlv
haste to secure the station, il not a dsnosition
to foreslall the voluntary choice and acto, Of
the people ask space in your columns 10 state
what believe TO be his posidon-He beinr
absent from the city. 1t is within my know.
ledge that Mr. Dean has been frequently an.
proached upon the subject of becoming can
didate in the event of the anticipated declina
nation of our present able and faithful delegate
to serve longer. believe he has uniforml.
expressed an unwillingness to bebroughl Tor
ward and an aversion to public life, excrp
so far as such station would assist him Il
promoting the internal improvement works Q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-31

Jryrrs Snfra. IL d., d ed at Astoria e"
York, ~ Sunday The deceased graduated u,
Yale College. with Jobu {. Cath m ana
suiseoaenily became merchant Of london,
where lie y as the lirst 10 start the Prslrct o.
,r,ssin,f the Atlantic in steamships. lie en-
,ag.J N the enterprise in 1872 bur II was not
mil 1876 that be succeeded in forming a
c,mpany. which built the steamship h1''sh
Queen. In tn meantime he successfully urg-
cd the pr5prietg Of chsuefiag steamer, ana
ibronpfi his cdo f. tie small steamer .7, III,
crossed tie ocean IN the Spring Of 1898. nc
loss # the i.l.fte1 steamer president caused
the company in which he vas concerned 10
.0is.ol.e, when he returned to the nit'd
states, and mmediateIy sci about 10 induce
our CAPITALISTS to build ocean steamships lie
,nopf two whole sessions olGongre5s ~ secur-
ing the passage Of an act by which the pres
Ont steam companies secured their contracts
.o7 carrying the mills. Al the time OF his
death he was II years Of age. DR.. Smith Is
the gentleman who forseveral years, has been
croagel In the culture Of the tea plant II
south Carolina lis death was caused by IN
qries received from violent assault made
,pon hin or lis plantation, year or two a
no.