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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-02-26

THE AIRLINE SOUTHERN RAILROAD BILL, which has
passed the New Jersey House. is strongly denounced by
the Trenton American This ne which is to have its
termni the Raritan and the Delaware and is to avoid
both Philadelphia and Baltimore, is project got up in
New York. with the ostensble view of monopozing the
Southern trade and travel 1t Delaware and the
eastern counties of Maryland to Norfolk The Legsa-
ture of Virginia Saturday passed resolution request
ing the States Of Maryland Delaware and New Jersey to
grant the right of way this road but it has Balt
and the lower sections of Maryland against in
State and Wilmington in the other, it will probably re-
ceive but small favor from the Legislature of either The
project of running road two three hundred miles long
away from all the great centres Of business going in the
direction, odd movement. There is some
other design probably behind the project which occasions
the opposition in the New Jersey Legislature, where, we
by the proceedings of Wednesday, that the vote on the
bill has been reconsidered in the Householder.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-02-26

DANGEROUS SPoRT.-A few days since race came off
between the two trains of the Jacksonville and
Madison roads The two railroads laid side and side
for ten twelve miles from Columbus to Taylorsvie
and the trains being very together the Madison train
in the lead the passengers threw out baners for race
This accepted by the Jacksonville train, drawn by
the fine locomotive Clarke and away they went at real
RAILROAD speed" when the Clarke passed Madison
under way, like streak, to the great delight Of the
passengers on the train-Louisgile Courier
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-02-26

despatch from Chicago dated Thursday, states that
on Wednesday night the United States hotel in that city
took FIRE and totally destroyed with several djon
ing buildings. Twelve horses persisted in the flames
The loss is over $3.50
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-02-26
SPEECH OF Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSON,
II TENNEss

On, tie /" Act omcndatory Of eristiag lacs relatioe
70 he hal-dollay, The quarer-dOliar The dine and he
IaJs
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-02-26
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE LAST DAYS AT MOUNT VERNON.

From the Cnstis Recouections and Pirate Memoirs
ofhe Life aad Character Of Washington.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Ssl,,os.,.;Ts s.sas

10y virtue of writ directed delivered
d from Common Pleas ofPortage county, Ohio,
expose sale public yendue Court House, in
the town of Rayenna, on - = - sFs2e
Saturday, the lltt day of June meet,
between the O'Clock A. M snd four O'Clock p
M said day, the following described lands and tenements
to wit: '' - -
township Nelson, in the county of Portage
State of Ohio known by being part of Lot No.
in said township, to wit: Beginning at stake standing in
North line of said Lot No in the Mill Pond, and the
North East corner Of formerly owned BY Edwin Atwood
in thesame Lot thence running Souh the East line of said
land, rods to the centre Of Silver Creek
about one rod South of the bank where stands three amloc
trees; thence S. AZ deg twenty-five (2 rods thence N
deg twelve rods then % deg rods thence
S. IS dogs E. eighteen rods to the center of the highway
thence deg rods to the centre Of the creek;
thence the centre of the creek NJ 90 deg thr-two
rods thence n GO deg E. rods thence West the
N line of said Lot hundred thirty and oneaf rods
to place beginning acres Of land
be the same less excepting two of Land former
" sold to Robert Scott including the Tannery; with land
hereby conveyed lower st mi and mill and full
mill together all other buildings standing ereon
in Execution, wherein Mary Phipot, and Robert
Price Admir-. of William Phipot, deceased, complain
ants and Elisha Garrett and Hiram Giddings respon-
dents. Appraised at $4,000 co. - ~ :, - - -
Sheriff Is Office, Portage county, -..E a.a
Moy0 ( z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

ON SMoK1NG.-Of the three modes of using to-
bacco, smoking is that which seems to have in
sinuated itself most extensively among the youth
of our community. Tobacco employed in this
way, being drawn in with the vital breath, con-
veys its poisonous influence into every part ofth
lungs. There the noxious fluid is entangled in
the minute spongy air-cells, and has time to ex-
ert its pernicious influence on the blood, not in
vivifying it, but vitiating it. The blood imbbes
the stimulant narcotic principle, and circulates it
through the whole system. It produces, in con-
sequence, febrile. action in those of delicate
habits. Where there is any tendendy to phthisic
and the tubercular deposte in the lungs, debility
of those organs, consequent on the use of tobac-
co in this way, must favor the deposite of tuber,
cuIous matter, and thus SOW the seeds Of consump
ton. This practice impairs the natural taste ant
relish for food, lessons the appetite and weaken'
the power of the stomach. AS to pleasure pro
duced by it, it is, | believe, we'll known fact
thata person smoking in the dark is very oftel
unable to determine whether his cigar is lighte
or not.-DR. /. G. WARD. ~ 81
=
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness Of o
w people is at all times of the valuable impor-
lake for granted that every person will DO all ther
power to the lives of their ehlren, and that
will cneavor promote their health at all
feel to be my duty to soemnly assure
the primary Of large majority Of diseases 70 which
children and adults liable; II have appetite sentn
Pain in the Stomach Picking at the Nose and ra
of the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever, Pulse Irregular
remember that all these denote WORMS and you shoud NJ
apply the remedy
80, = HoBENSACK,S WORM SYRUP ~ sia.S4 IS
An article founded scientific principles, compounded
with purely vegetable substances being perfectly sab when
aken and be given the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect where Bowel have
made them weak and deated the Tonic properties Of my
catalogue of medicines in giving and the ou
aeh when makes 1t an inabls remedy for those acted
after have ed the bcs evidence offs
encarcy over all others. -. '--- -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

A ROARING ORAToR.-"Mr. President shall
not remain silent, sir, while have voice that is
not dumb in this assembly. The gentleman, sir,
cannot expostulate this matter to any future time
that is not more suitable than now. He may
talk sir, of the Herculean revolutions, where re-
publics are hurled into the Artic Regions, the
work Of centurions refrigerated to ashes,-but
sir, when we can tell him. infatigably-that
the consequences therefrom- multiplied subter-
raneously by the everlasting principle contended
for thereby-can no more shake the resolution
than can the roar of Niagara rejuverate around
these walls, of the howl of the midnight tempest
conifagrate this marble statue into ice. That's
just what told 'em.'' ls5t er5.e. -s5 .e..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

tAn1RIsHMAn's DREAM.-1 drained that I was
in the city of London, and on visit to Lord May
OF, and His Honor spake to nae, and says he, Mis-
ter 0'Shannessy won't you take dhrop to drink:
and says ], please your honor bein its you, will
take dhrop. And the Lord Mayor axed me, Mr..
O,Shannessy, what will you dhrink; and bein' as
was an Irishman told him would take punch
-Wlsskey Puncl. Then the Lord Mayor asked
me again, Mr.. O'Shannessy, will you have it hot
or cold and I tould him would take it hot--so
he sint the servant off Immediately to hate the
kttle, and while the servant was gone to hate the
kittle awoke. Then wished I had said could.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

A STRANGE ADvENTURE-Mr. Redblossom
drank rather more than his usual allowance of
hot rum and sugar, one cold night last winter;
the consequence of which was he gave his wife a
rather confused account on his return home
"Mr. Smiths grocery store invited me to 60
and drink cousin Sam-and you see, the weather
was dry-and was very sloppy-so said I
didn't mind punching on drink-and it's queer
how my head went into the punch, though! The
way home was SO dizzy that slipped upon little
dog-the corner of the street hit me-and an old
gentleman with cropped ears and brass collar
on his neck said he belonged to the dog-and
was-you understand-'ic-that is, don't know
nothing more about it %
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

HE WORE FLAsHY WA1sTcoAT.-He wore a
fashy waiscoat, on the night when first we met,
with q famous pair Of whiskers, and imperial of
jet. His air had all the haughtiness, his voice
the manly tone of a gentleman worth fifty thou
sand dollars, all his own. saw him but. "a, mo-
ment yet methinkss 4 see him now. with d very
fashy waistcoat, and beaver on his brow. And
once again saw that brow; no neat beaver was
there, but shocking bad 'un was his hat, and
matted was his hair. He wore a brick within his
hat,the change was all complete,and he was flank
eddy constables, who marched him up the street.
/ saw him but moment-methinks see him
now, charged by the worthy officers with kick
up row. NEIg
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
sherif,s Sale,

nv virue of writ of feri acias directed and delv
Is erefrom tbs Common Pleas of Portage county
Ohio shall expose sale at Public Vendue at the Court
House, in the town of Rayenna szsa 7a+s
On Saturday, the 4th day Of jane nert, :
between the hours O'Clock A. M and and four O'Clock
NJ ofsad day. the following described lands and tenemens
to wits
tract situated in the township of Deerfeld in the
Southeast corner of Lot No. thirty @ and bounded
follows: Beginning the South side of the Mahonng River
ark thence South on the east line OF the lot
the South East being chains and
ninety links; West along the line of said Lot across the
River joining lands of A. Ely nineteen chains and six
twenty links to the side ofthe Rivers thence along
the various said River low water mark to the
place of beginning; containing eighteen and hun
dret and forty mine perches ofiand, more or less.
Taken execution the property of John j. Swayze, at
the suit of Ann Patrick. :-.rtA. -.
Appraised at s525,00. - -
SHERIFF OFFICE, PORTAGE County, -t
ApriI Both, A u 1853. " -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Sheri6,s Sale.

DY vrure of writ of Levari Facas directed
ID ivered from the Court of Common Pleas Portage
shall to sale at public vendue the Court House
in the town of Rayenna,
On Saturday, the 4th day of June, neat,
between hours A. four O'Clock P
M said day. the interest of John Carlisle in and
lowing described lands and tenements to wit:
In Lots S. and partly West street, in the West side
Of Village Plat Of Harrspo Paris Portage county, Ohio,
has never been used occupied street, since the
was laid out and also the dwelling house of said Carlisle
partly said West street, on the west side of said
Lot 81 in said Village, and mentioned in said compainan
bill. s-.Hs s-z5
Taken execution the property of John where
in James G. Calender complainant, and John Carlisle
George Loyeles John Barnes j. Crate, and Noah Duwer
respondents. .s7lss.
Appraised at $237, 90.
sheriG,s ONCE Portage eounty,l e5r = -eza
May cd, A. D. 1853. IT y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
,jte5szss2 LATEST ARRIVAL, oFo p
AT SWEETS DRUG STORE,
r <v~- u M
SIGN of the (SOTden MOrtar.

FRESH supply nearly an the chemicals i'm general us
gether with general Of Paiats Dyes
,hs Ggss ssnfs Sc Acc.
morphine srychnne, Solution strychnine, Eatoru
Phosphate Soda Phosphate lime Nitrate pot
solution Oil subeb salaens Peperins yererqtrne
Cod liver OIL oil rhodiam Tannn Oxide zine, Lyeopedm,
Oil ergot OH black pepper Oxide bsmgt Syrup Of
iodide potash cholorde snc oxide silver Basam sulphur
neroi Lupune, Glycerne chIoroorm Tod iron sprup,
Iodide lead, Kreosots, Oil croton, Oil roses ~
ExTRAC rs, &C.
Beladona Butternut Conum, Coloeynt Caunvbia 1ndea
or Indian hemp, Gentisn Jaap sarsaparla
Lances, Nipple Shells Pessaric Breast pipes Catheters
and weights, Night tapers, Graduated measures
sassaparia root superior article Sage Irish moss Ice
glass, Powdered eharcoa Chloride soda Sedz Powders
-.- ."+aa HAIR ToNIcs, Il C.1 Et'" -s-''
Jaynes' hair tonic, do hair dye Radaways balm Prs cos
metic Barrys trcoplerous Phaons Invgorator Rose oil
Maeass; oil Antique oil, Bears oil, Ok Pomam
Court plaster, Pangents, Soaps, &c, &C.
BRUSHES. g., -l5 9idt
Clothes brushes Shoe brushes Horse brushes Hair brushes
Tooth brushes, Flesh brushes, Scrbbing, White washing
shaxng Grainng Blending busting, Painting Vanishing
PAINTS DYES, &C., -r.4 ,fftas
Chrenae potash Chorome green Chorome red Sal soda
French yellow, Ventian red Borax White lead, Sugar lead
% Bue
Zinc paint Varnish Gold leaf Ultra mane Shelack Ston
Emery, FarlS green Chrome Yellow
ls whte Litherage Orange mineral vandyke brown Mine
raj paint Putty Chorae potash Oil vrol Cndbear sant
paper Glue bronze, French leaf Japan Turpenne Rosn
Rotten stone Pumice stone, Bath brick, White chalk, White
White gue Phosphorus Saltpete, Alum, Soda ashes
Copperas Logwood Fustic Prussian pots Blue vito Ex
logwood, Indigo, Nitrate Tn Chemic Cochinea camwood
Anatto, Nekwood, Madder, Lac dye g SCI f5
-i.-' GROCERIES. ''-".'
Tea Coffee currants Sugar crushed and ground Raisns
Tamainds Rice Tobacco, Nutmegs Mace Cinnamon Glove
and Pepper ground and uground Extract LEMON Extrae
Linseed oil, Lard oil Castor OIL Olive oil, Whale oil, sala
oil &c. Canary Hemp Mlet and Rape seeds, Fish bone
Baths, Fountains, &C.
Ravenna, Oct. 81 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
MPORTANT
TO HOUSEKEEPERS,

SoMETHING better and economical than Soda Cream
y Tartar any other preparation in existence for Baking
DURKEE'S CHEMICAL YEAST, or BAKING POW
DER-For raising Bread Biscuit Fried, Grde and Johnny
Cakes, Pudings PotPes, Corn Bread Sweet Cakes APP
pie Dumplings Pastry &C., &C. This article one that
FAMILY, HOTEL, BOARDING HOUSE,
Eating Saloon, Ship, Steamboat Vessel, Canal Boat &C.,
will find, careful trial. to be the thing needed
cry single day of their existence.
Its most important advantages the old system, arc
l. the expense of milk, eggs shortsning spoiled
bread and the trouble and expense of procuring good yeast
water only being necessary. --. =.
3 No time is required for the dough to rise before bakng
consequently bread may be made in a few minutes.
g. cook can always depend upon having light sweet,
tender and paatable bread and biscuit whether the -four be
of the best quality not.
f. Bread made by this process smuch nutritious
ser of Digestion better fitted for weak stomach sweeer
whittier and lighter than when made with yeast.
s. The bread made by fermentation, does not afford the
amount of nourshent to the sysem that docs when
made with this compound because the vegetable acid contain
ed in fermeed bread prevents the proper action of the
trio fluid upon it, and Consequently part only
s the body while the acids tend produce dyspepsia and its
attendant evils.
This article has been thoroughly tesed and universally
liked When used according the directions aarranted
to suit. ar
~ Be careful to ask for DURKEE'S BAKING pow
DER and take ocr and you will deceived. Prin
cpa Office 139 Water street, New York. Sold by the bes
grocers and druggists generally. 401-3moS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
TheHoneY1nloon., !,

esx 5axne 1f0MGyAAOOMs @ssEess
> Bg one'sc4o has esssfhro, TIE smissry. '-Second
Day-Speeehless extacy--bliss impossible to be
expressed. sssfs. hestss1 -
8 Fifth day-Bliss still IN the ascendant-appe-
tite beings to ''loek up. ;" sazes -.f
Ninth day-Lady eats her dinner without being
kissed between every mouthfnl. ; Is..,srz z,,s
Twelfth day--"oh you naughty, naaghty boy E
not said SO frequently. .ssssssl lsese sa...'';
Fifteenth day Gentleman fancies walk
so,us-comes home and discoveries his charmer
in tears. 8 ysf3sstE 153a,' 80 = : r
Sixteenth day-G Gentleman and lady having re-
turned to the world ofsighs, gentle chidings' and
promise never to go alone in future, rare lnvlsl-
lenearly alt day = @5 s.,; q, -
Eighteenth day-Lady is presented with mag
nifcent breast gentleman consults her about
the details Of their domestic arrangements.
Twenty fist day--Gentleman and lady fancy
a.little change" andg go to church. 7
Twenty fifth day--Lady begins to "pack up, .
preparatory to returning from her wedding tour
gentleman assists her, andonly kisses her once
during the operation. f.zs4
bAs Twenty eighth day-On the journey-gen-
tletnan Keeps his sslady bird'' very snug.
Twenty ninth day-Commit the dreadful taur
pas of falling asleep in each others company:
Thirtieth day-Arrive home greeted by moth
er.in-law on the threshold-mother- r-in-law hugs
her dear son, and yanishes aloft with daughter
husband dancing attendance in sitting room for
hours--already feels savage because the dinner
is getting cold, and spirit begins to rebel against
the mother Of his Amelia. Amelia presently de-
scends, looking very charming husband bright
ems up, dinner put on the table-mother-in
drinks wine. and is affected to tears-Amelia CON
soles her dear "Ma' evening wears on-moth-
er-in-law leaves-Agustus returns inward thanks,
and goes to bed, determined to be at the store ve-
~ early in the morning and wake up the clerks.
:-Lantern. ss -z4 p IS All
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
THE TAPE WORmi

This is the most difficult Worm destroy all that insa
the human SYSTEM almost Indefinite length be-
coming coed and fastened in the inesnes and stornac,
eectg the health sadly St. Vtus dance Fits,
&c., that those afflicted, seldomif suspect that 70 TArn
WoRM fastening them early In order 70 destroy
this Worm, very energetic treatment must be pursued
would therefore be proper take six OF Liver Fills
to all distractions that the Worm Syrup may ae
direct thWom which must be taken in doses OF TWO
table spoonsuls three mesa day these directions followed
been known to m In curing csc
of Tai WoRM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Road Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that petition will be presentedt
the Honorable Board of Commissioners of Portage
ty at their next session. praying for alteration in the road
running through South part Lot No 8, in Sufed,
that the same may commencing at the East and West
in said sued the North East corner OF Niche
las Mllers land in said No. and thence South
said Mers land ESQ that the East side of said road be
line between the lands of said Miller and Robert b
Fenton and David Way and Harrison Way, said lot No.
81 where location of said road crosses the West
line of said David Harrison Ways land said lot.
Sufiefd, April 80, 1853. f4w4a9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

Our Devil says they when he sees young lady
with piece Of court plaster stuck on her face, he
takes i as g pretty good sign that she wouldn't
object To being courted in different way. Young
men will please take notice. 8 81 r. Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

The State son11 of Gh9 Court of Common Pleas
Joel Chapman, and
Julia Chapman, his wife, ......=
, Petition for Partln0n.
Unknown heirs ofSabrina
White, deceased.
TINE unknown heirs of sabrna White deceased late Of
Portage county, Ohio, hereby notified that said ps
have day filed in the Court of Common Pleas, within
andor said county, their therein ng forth that said
Julia Chapman as heirs law Of said Sabrna
White decd entitled to have set off to her and hold in
severay full oneur part of the premises in said
tton described petitioners further state in said petition
that other heirs law of said Sabrina White deceased
and tenants with the petitioner in said premises
are unknown. sst
The petition that by mees and bonds the oneourth
part said premises said Julia Chapman to
be by her held in severally, &c.
sTRAWDER& & BROWN, Atty's. for Pet.
Ravcnna, O., May 9, A. u. 1858. 4w4I0
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

ON the 18th day June 1853 at O'Clock in the afternoon,
~ on the premises situate in the township Of I'M in the
bidder the following real estate belonging Jason Cum
mings Phaama Cummings heirs of Joseph Cummings,
deceased wits Part of lot number "a in said township
Mantua and bounded foows the East by lands owned
by BENJAMIN den the North by highway, the South
by lot number 3O the West land owned by Benjamin
Moor supposed contain a of land Appraised at
$4,000. -LOVEL WILSON, Guardian.
May IA. 1853. by Strawdcr & Brown. Attvs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
TO THE FASHIONABLE.
EES A. RAETEtHHE

LATE FOREMAN JOHN GILnIs, BOOT MANUFAcTURER
snfn HAS COMMENCED the Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
NNG door South of the Court House, and would So
~ cit share of public patronage and hopes from his
long experience the business be able to satlsfae
ton to all who be pleased paronze him. Gentlemen
French Calf sewed and egged Boot Opera patent leather
too numerous to menon intends to eontne himself pr
cipally to the manufacture of Gentemens Ware.
Repairing done good order and on short notice. Particu-
lar attention pa id to cash Customers. A. BoUCHE'
Rayenna, February 9, 1883 - -a-Ha- 397-3m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

Notice. -.-.. .... g
TINE qualified Village of Ravenna, hereby
notified to meet at the Academy Saturday, the 26th
ns for against assessments for School purpo
ses of Too Mills dollar valuation of taxable proper
ty within said Village corporation.
JOHN H. EBBERT,1
S. A. G1LLETT, Board of Education.
GEO. MESSINGER.)
Rovenpa Nav = 1253.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
R. LITTLE E.

BOOKSELLER Stationer, and dealer in Fancy articles,
d Toys Musical Instruments &c. &c., north of the Prentiss
House general of School and Miscellaneous
Books and si ner for sale at the lowest prices Those
wishing purchase respectfully invited to call and exam
" Mayy y a Is5a ~ 36e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Pamphlet Literature.

NHE best and largest assortment of Pamphlet Literature,
entertaining and unexceptonable in tone and influence,
embracing works from the pen of T. s. Arthur, Mrs. Grey,
Miss Pickering, Mrs. Core Mrs. Mowat Charles Lever and
other distinguished writer's, offered in this Market
be found ut noy.l6. HALLS Book STORE
CONFECTIoNERY.-The best assortment of French and
" American Confectionery to be found In Rayenna, for
sale by fC! eEt tLG1gs.'-7 u Jas1.f7- B. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
WAYERLY HOUSE.

.z.F / FORMERLY KNOWN BEAUMONT.
I)Y GEO. A. KELLENBERGER corner Ontario and
ID Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio ..Ez.E
Its location pleasant healthy Cleve-
land the most central and bnsnes part Of the City,
II has been completely repaired and renovated and the whole
yle and have been changed the
better, zsr.4= /, :. - y Is -+rs7 ~asrt tz@ al
large class of the trading and travelling public have long
This want is supplied by the Wayerly House, which
good lations and entertainment the
dollar and half Houses Come, try and be convinced.
Hacks Stages call at this House day for
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. kELLENBERGER.
Cleveland, January 81 1853. 396- If