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GoODALE, IIUAGROVE q Co,
Al BANK. ST., CLEVELAND;
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

WHOLESALE Dealers in Woolen and Do.
nestle Goods. Merchants will find larger as.
sormcnt of Woolen Goods than at any other
house West Of n. York, and at satisfactory
terms as can be found in n. York or Boston.
Cash advances on Wool.
November 27, 1852.
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REBECCA WEAVER,

D & U R R EAN ARTIST!
. 0PRooms(nnlil the 1st of April over the
Post Office.
Salem, Ohio, March 5th, 1853.
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JAMES BARNABY,
MERCHANT TAILOR;

". Side Main-S., one Door West Of Salem Besk-
store, Salem, Ohio.
Coats, Vests, Pants, &c., Made to order ana
Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
The Tailoring Business in all its Draehos
carried on rs heretofore.
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make Them subssVent to the legitimate purposss AZ
sovernmsnt~ commanding judgment is reno railing
aud giving more and efficiency the great populsr
arms OF public defence, making them commemorate i,
the expanding wants OF our coun,ry--whoss Industry
10 giving The infusion OF more active yigilaDt ana
faithful administration OF our large and diversified
internal resources aud relations. and who are stand
ing before the country at this time. stronger than
ever. and with The fats claims 10 lis confidence -
these men, the authors OF these prasewothy achieve.
menls, denounced by tbnfless and hayward opoo
ston-and for what This cabinet, that sill holds ,b
unboken confidence OF the President, and preserve.
the same unity of opinion and concert of action thai
marked their first deliberations, assailed as de,
licls 10 their high commission, aud unworthy Of ID.
positions they occupy Under these circumstances.
is not this a strange and most unreasonable oppo.
sition' Does il not warrant the suspicion that The
grievance is not truly set forth the record. bul ,ba,
the quo amino dare not be exposed to the scrutiny
Of the public May il not be tina, some persons who
expected 10 be- and sill wish 10 be, cabine, minsss
lee the sting OF DISAPPOINTMENT May il not be ths,
there are scheming hnanciers who have no keys 10
fit the locks now the treasury Be The motive what,
il may, there is enough TO show that this opposition
is conceived spirit Of public good is prosecuted
10 ssbserve no patriotic purpose is resting upon no foun
dalton of merit and end in discomft aud condem
nation,
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sESArE--A message was received from the President
of bs United States, communicating the correspondence
10 relation 10 the award in the of the brig General
Armstrong also communicating information in relation
10 transactions between the captain OF the 'Cyape" and
the authorities OF San Juan dc Nicaragua
The President Of the Senate laid before that body
report OF the Superintendent OF the Census, received
from the Secretary OF the Interior.
After the usual morning business the Senate went into
executive session. and shortly afterwards adjourned.
HoUsE or RrRREsEsTATIvEs.--A communication from
the Secretary Of War relative 10 the Improvement Of the
harbor o! Mobile read. and referred TO the Com
mlsiee ON Commerce. On motion Of MIR. Ewing, the
doorkeeper instructed to keep a register Of the
names OF persons, not members, who entitled 10
The privilege OF place The floor Of the House. Mr.
Bocnck introduced bill to authorize The construction OF
six steam ingatrs; which was referred TO the Com.
mitee OF the Whole the stale of the Union. The
resolution authorizing the Secretary Of the Interior to
purchase Mount Vernon was laid upon the table Til.
joint resolution OF thanks TO Captain Duncan N Ingra
ham WAS after considerable discussion. referred TO Id,
Committee on Foreign Affairs Mr. Tweed introduced
bill for the establishment Of min, at New York. Mr.
Chanders resolution OF inquiry in reference 10 the right
of citizenship OF children born out OF the United States
Cingman's bill to give credit 10 importers Of railroad
IRON, after much debate, was referred 10 the Committee
OF Ways and Means. The House then went into Com
mi,tee Of the Whole on the Presidents message. Mr..
Geuit Smith delivered a speech on the Kosz,a affair."
and introduced the subject OF slavery. He was replied
to BY MIR. Preston.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
wEDN EsDAY MoRNlNG, DEC. 81. 1888

We understand that the Marquis Tascarne yesterday
presented his credentials the Secretary oil State and
was received as charge dsares OF Sardinia 10 this gov
enment His mission necessarily supersedes that OF the
Cheyaiier Moss who has for time pas! represented
his government 10 that capacity, and who has recent,
been appointed fist officer of the Department OF Foreign
Affairs al Turin.
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y. RICBEY ~ CO..

rAscy Asp VARIETY sToss,
mo WosArgcn Pncs,) SevertA strsS Gsn~af Pad
Obses, Washtnxton, n. c.
DEALERS in lacss, smbfoderiss, millinery soods pssu.ry
" hosiery, gloves, worsteds, jswsiry, &C ~
Jus, received new Of enbro'dsrs
,-rines
Dec i6-eolm
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Old hEST-ssvrrs handsomsy furnished psrloss cham
bers, street. nett door street su,
c = he procured ss all hours
Dee h-Aaw
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b, As SAfrs A ota sssa.aS ths rteht OF way and
ss.snx sisa ~ fsb'ss snds the ssts Of Ohio. In.
as.s, sod acs<s la sa VI the OF railroad
te@ Cosnoetp OATS siA M0ant Vernon. Mount Gilead,
asa kssen. Ohso sad I0s wsyLe. Indiana. 10 Chicago.
f0io44s
bs NJ. plNdAMt bil 10 provide for the construction
- susssboat sfnund The falls Of ONO Ivos. Tor
- snA~ .s1.ns 81 ne Loasse ana Portland canal, ana
~ ala ~ los stock The privsio khod-
~ss "a 30 L~us*sste ard fetlsBd Gs1st Company
Ivy A EnELF~s TIE sasItlea ~ e vi Cole, Usage,
sod Feisss ~ The state OF Mssour tor post
ra~s lfsa j. nefssn eiy. va Wal an smiths, Robards.
As~~ea.s aks.h.na ~ l. u&s f,Dsy ia Pulaski county.
fhs Hesss ~ thoas Johnson, praying be Admitted
Ss~.ss~ ~ Nlasfsss ssosa the fssntoy OF NebsAsk
~ a. hOsblNss p~tsssoa .isnea by Joseph 8 Riley
ethe ~ tho city county OF
rnsisshis feDpsylysNts. sshlsR Congress modify the
esssfF isaa sepassnhsg - 1850 each
pefras tatsnasd DO bsnfhsd oeT.by hu died and
ss ~ isnd sna ba be orneGs oi the bo
ss1@ard @nmfN ia0s catiJsea surviving 10
tsthss sssa~l, Vbws heir. tbs memorial and
psnytag g&pyss ~ 0esfss Wxbs for Tor
sAd VI Oscast4on mski6g
Wsshta.t As.ssss sod that shsy DO IeieIea to
nae Cosnnsfsss Muifasy Adams
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NOTICES oy nILLs src., uHpgs sU1r.
hams
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W&1s~smSSSs
Ass.s os4sss s~.~ r.aa.yivssia svssss
fsas ss.s vsss~. sss ..as LoAsaa Assss., ss,~sss
b yn,s.s ss.s,, deere ~..' Of 30
Jssa SOD sss..s Tan street reas.,,a
j. = ss.I.aa. pasas, sa. Of y, is.A
~ o ssss,, ua.sa ua.s, o.ssssss~s
kssss fAssa aisA a~sth sss ~ " between ish asd %
a. u.... a.a. ua.s. rssaolv.a. sv.su.. ss~ssa IAN
: . osa.s, Mr. s,aou'sa.. ea street, Il
s.l ..5, ~ a G. v essaass, slas u O, between
.a.,.aa, NJ sessn ssas rsaH'ys.aa svsaps. Capitol
coopvs psss., opposite Nsnoaa Bo,s, reansyIs.ais
"A bssaa. sassas s a"ss "''''' '""'' '''" "'''
IN Dodge WISCONSIN M Lam Do~soas row, Capitol
4 c. Dodge, Of Iowa, an Eaa,.. row. Capitol
= A. Doass. private oil New Jersey
h Es.rs pnss,s eesass * sai .sn ssss. soau, AIDE
81 Fish, piys AIDE Of between i7,h and 18th
Is Fiixpa,rel, Gsd,sy /. Hotel
=. Foo, Mrs. .aners capio HIN, tnenh side csp,oi)
Wv. n. osaa, private, corner Of c and ID streets.
between I'd and "a suest.
n r. Hunter, private street, doc" Of sl
y T James. ss' s, a = u,...-,,.,,.
tween rsonsy,yan,. ave, avenue and 2 stree.
nj. svsSa s's:: ..sn "a u
y. g. Jones, Of Tennessee National Hotel.
j. NJ Mason, prvae aide of doors
. Morton. private sid. OF between 7h and 9Th
Norris, Ualsd state. Hotel Pesn-ylv.ni. avenue.
J; 4 fs.es m,,' 9sea" Louisiana sysn .,s. :,
avenue between let and 20 streets.
T q. pran, National Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
wv sebastian, Mrs Weiss. pun Green's Row, Capitol Him.
H. seward, private NORTH sde Of y between ota and 7h
Shields, Mr. suu Delaware avenue, Capitol mn, la0h
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The House met nj IA O'Clock, N.
PRAYER by the chaplain Of the Hoase.
Tn, Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Ih,- SPEAKER, by unanimous coSAeni, laid beisrs
the Hosse letter from the Secretary Of War, transmit
ting in answer 10 revolution OF the House oil the faih
Instant information relative 10 the cost and paccabi,iy
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tss % All Dsscr'psasns Ter sale New NSSh rtUss.
QEINC about cose my busiass Offer for sale, Mes
ID price, the balance Of stock, nsnly Of
french ciare wiass from o ~ per Of 10
breach ~hue DO DO q<mS2 de-
German white ~ sl7 o.
Sparkling Mossts, A,b
do
Heidseick Champagne, si2 10 SIS per hamper
ysr-enary do do do
h hs do
Madeira, Sherry, Pert, oosnae, rum. ON, nc,
imported cordH cnr.cns, an,se~l kirs~h
Al Of which 10 be VI as.cnp
be had anywhere.
every item, price, nv sos Penn
syvana avenue, north side. The
Dec 40-d3t JULIUS A PETERS.
NJ B.-Psron. Indebted confer . avor b, s~rns
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE, Aucse~sss.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-on Fulsy
ateooon, December a3d * O'Clock, pssmiss
sell, by vrtue OF deed
and duly recorded In L'cer No 'c. <3u al <3s
Of the land records for Washington all tbs ig
No. In square No VS. beginning
Of lot, and S,
feet, thence l3s alley,
said alley twenty feet thence south to the 81 bssaans
Terms One third cash residue
for potes satisfactorily secured, bearing Interest
II hvs ne
the night 10 resell MS risk and
purchaser
NICHOLAS CALLAN, JruSss.
JAS q. Mc6UtaE.
Dec lid Aacucasss.
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III intended TO church building In The city of Washington
which 70 oalE
BE-
CURED. The building awe psn
will approved and viii consider iasy ~
author be the superintendent fo
For paricuiars 10 ouuses please addsw~s
stuart ROBINSON, Raiu.ors, o.
mo. N. heCALLA, Washington.
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-. =. me0Vlaks AoTsoos~s.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Lor IN TuE fiRsT WARD
pubic sAsoa frda, sisernooa f,~estnses VA,
O'CLOCK, shall ssi ict No ~. In No D.
founs " norh bst~een d aad Sssh
running 70k feet 10 Alvy The 5fewt
alley runsnx full depth the sade-
This u squares forming Circis,
and o the desirable building lots IA that section u hs
city, Tile indispushie.
fsrms months,
,alisiacioriy secured, bearing interest
JAS. Z. NcCutRE,
Dec 20 AueUonesf
QOotiSA suite 81 furnished rooms, sussbe family
III Of three four gentlemen, be had
CAPITOL National, bro~n.
Please eque u Mrs j. r. Van Ns-s between ~ and s
Missouri
Dec tT-d6ts
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AJst received large sssortnsot of silver
monnaies silver snuff and bores hns Ac
Also knives FORKS and
assortment OF fancy silver suitable ns pssssns
M W. GAIT = BRO, Jewellers,
Sign Of he 0ot<sa Eagle,
Dec 20-3t Penn. between pVh Nh
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On motion By Mr.. GWlN, the Senate proceeded 10 1
consideration OF executive business aad after con
time spent therein. the doors were reopened. and
The Senate adjourned.
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lead 10 eOme discussion reference TO The Committee
to which the subject ought properly 10 be committed,
hope the Senate will postpone ITS further consideration
until Tomorrow, and now proceed TO the consideration
executive business. There are a number OF important
executive unicahons the table from the Pres
dent OF the United States move, therefore, that this
consideration OF the resolution he postponed until to-
morrow, in order that may proceed TO the consJera
ton Of executive busiRess
MIR. CHASE | should like to know what objection
thsre be 10 the reference proposed TO be given thu
subject by the resolution before the Senate. II tn,
Committee Roads and Canals 10 constituted for an,
purpose. il seems TO me TO be the very committee Il
which an inquiry OF this should be directed hop.
the resolution will be disposed Of al present. and
postponed to a future day.
Mr. GWIN. The Committee on Territories has here
tofore reported the aublect and il for tina
reason that presumed there might be some discussion
A. the proper reference do self intend par
ticpae in any such discussion but presume dls
cussion will arise the appropriate committee to take
charge OF the subject. hope my motion will be agreed
TO- It's, that thls subject be passed TOR the present
in order that may proceed 10 the consideration OF
ecu,ivs business.
Mr.. DOUGLAS wish to state, tina, so far an the Com
mtee Territories concerned. have objection
The resolution. very willing that the Committee
Rosds and Canals should take charge OF the subject.
they 20 desire.
Mr. GWlN. | must insist on my motion 10 postpone
the further consideration OF the resolution
The question being taken. on division there were :
ayes ~. not counted
So the motion Was agreed TO-
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IMP PORTANT
TO HOUSEKEEPER. s.

better and more economical than Soda
y Tartar, other preparation in existence for Baking
DURKEE'S CHEMICAL YEAST, or BAKING pow
DER-For raising Bread Biscuit Fed Griddle and Johnny
Cakes, Puddings PotPies Corn Bread Sweet Cakes APP
pie Dumplngs Pastry, &C., &C. This article that every
FAMILY, HOTEL, BOARDING HOUSE,
Eating Saloon, Ship, Steamboat VESSEL Canal Boat &C.,
will fnd upon careful trial. to be the cery thing needed
cry single dag of their existence. tH}
Its most important advantages the old system,
l. 1t the expense of milk, eggs, shortening spoiled
Bread and the trouble and of procuring yeast
water only being necessary
g. No time required for the dough to rise before bang
consequently bread may be made in a few minutes.
8. cook always depend upon having light, sweet,
tender and paatable bread and biscuit whether the be
of the best quality or not.
sier of DIGESTION better fitted for weak somach sweeter
whittier and lighter, than when made with yeast
s. The bread made by fermentation, does not afford the
amount of nourshment to the system that it does when
made with this compound because the vegetable acid contain
ed frmented brea prevents the proper action of the
trio fluid upon and consequently part only goes
sh the body while the acids tend produce dyspepsia and
attendant evils.
This article thoroughly tested and universally
liked When used according to the directions it
to suit.
IrP Be careful to ask for DURKEE'S BAKING pow
DER and take other and you will be deceived Prin
cipal Office l39 Water street, New York. Sold by the
grocers and druggists generally. 401-3mos
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PAT AND THE ALPHABET.-The following rich
scene recently occurred in one of our private
schools:
"Ah, Pat" exclaimed the school mistress to a
very thick headed urchin, into whose muddy brain
she was attempting to beat the alphabet, "I'm
afraid you'll not learn anything. Now what's
that letter, eh!"
"Surc, I don't know, ma am, replied Pat
"I thought you'd recollect that
"Why, ma'am?"
"Because it has got dot over the top of it's
"Och, ma'am, but sure thought it was fly
speck."
"Well, now remember-it is ~
ssYou. maam!"
ssNo, no-not U, but I.''
'Not ], but you, ma am; how's that!"
"Not U, but /; blockhead!''
"Oh, yis, now I'll have it ma'am. You mean
to say that not I, but you are a blockhead.''
"Fool!'' exclaimed the pedagoguess, almost
bursting with rage.
"Have it as ye likes, ma'am."
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Omnibus.

E There is an italian epitaph which reads
thus: q was well--wanted to be better, and here
am.n
~ However brisk the demand may be for
beer, it is pretty certain that large portion of it
is perfect drug.
HF When, asks the Lantern, is.a blacksmith
in danger ofraising row in the alphabet? When
he makes A poke r and shove L.
GT A young stock-broker, having married a
fat old widow with e 100000, says it wasn't his
wifes face that attracted him so much as the fig
ure.-Puacb.
eAT The Lantern tells of the sad case of man
who was ship-wrecked, and cast upon an uninhab-
tied island, without shilling in his pocket,
IT. Friendship is the medicine of misfortune;
but ngratitude dries up the fountain ofal goodness
o. Make your company rarity, and and peo-
pie will value it. Men despise what they can
easily have.
Or The shen fever" is raging extensively in
England. Punch has portrait of a Shanghai
rooster, looking down with contempt upon full
grown camel-leopard.
O1F It is common in the East to see stout Arabs
spinning and knitting, and their wives building
novels and digging canals.
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The Ladies--A Toast.

ssNo skylights or heeltaps," exclaimed Costigan,
standing up with oritorical pomp, and looking
round to see that every glass wasfull. sir-there
are moments when the human hearti is agitated BY
emotions-don't laugh, young man. for you'ii
know better when you grow older. we've ENJOY
ed, sir, at your hosptabIe board this day. an intel
ectual feast that will be remembered by our great
grandchildren, whom we will feel it our duty to
communicate the rich treate. A grateful pos
terity, sir, will hold the day in reverence, and
every mothers son of them will emulate your ex-
ample, and consider himself bound to give din
ner on the occasion. But appeal to every one
of you in your concave and convex connections
with the world at large as husbands, fathers, sons,
brothers, lovers and cousin-germans, what would
this intellectual treat have been without the pres
ence of lovely woman! The eye of woman,
sir, is the growing refulgence that lights up the
transparency of human life. Is there heart
amongst you that doesn't respond to my appeal!
Sir, the extent of our obligations to that sex is un-
known. From the cradle to the grave-I spake
advisedly-woman is with us everywhere. We
were born of woman, and when we die we 60 back
to her arms,-for are we not then put to sleep in
our mother earth! Everything that's beautiful,
and grand, and glorious, is of the female gender.
Isn't Liberty woman! Isn't Britannia woman?
and when does she look SO like real divinity as
when she is leaning ON her anchor, and shaking
hands across the green waters with her sister Hi
bernia! Are not the Muses. and the Graces wo-
men to a man! And the only bull in the fine an
cient mythology was making Love to little boy.
If we had the making of gods and goddesses in
Ireland maybe we wouldn't put petticoats upon
Cupid, and convert him into girl If Love isn't
a woman the duce is in the dice. A bumper,
boys, for woman, outstanding, with one foot on
your chars,-and three times three, land the honors
Immaculate, immutable woman! Take the fire
from me. The ladies, sir, that have left US, and
may they never leave us again, and my blessings
be on them wherever they go. One, two, three,
hnrrah!- -bathershin!-One, two, three, hurrah!
ah!"-Pendennis
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PATENT DOOR AND GATE SPRING.
HE subscriber has been appointed agent Portage
t for the sale Of lnmans Patent Door and Gate Springs
to which awarded the first premium at the Worlds Fair
at London in lss For simplicity full Of an II
modern Inventions for tmanufsctures prices, by
Rsvsnna, March ., 1853. 3. T. RyoHAIpsoS.
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HORENsACK,s LIVER PULLS,

No part Of the system more liable disease than IN
proper secretion to the bile; that any wrong action o tho
Liver effects the other parts Of the system, and
&c we should therefore, watch every symptom that might
posed Of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished heal the
sick Namely ls An EXPECTORANT, which augments the
pulmonary promotes the
discharge OF seereted natter 3D. ALTERNATIVE which
changes some inexpcabe and nsensbe manner the
tain morbid action of the system. 3d. TONIC, which gives
and strength the SYSTEM renewing health and
Vigor to all parts Of the body 4h CATHART1C which
acts in perfect harmony with other Ingredients,
ting the bowels and expelng the whole Of eoups
and vitiaed natter and purifying the blood which destroys
disease and restores health ~
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THE TAPE woRMl

This the most dfcuit Worm 70 destroy Of s Chat :1est
the human system, 70 almost indefinite length be-
coming % coed and fastened In the inesnes and stomach,
eectng the health sadly st. Vtus dance Fs
&c. that those afflicted, seldom suspect that u TArs
WoRM hastening them 10 an early In order destroy
TINS Worm, very energetic treatment must be puEsued
would therefore be proper take six Of Liver Ps
all that the Worm Syrup may
direct upon thWorm, which be taken in doses of two
table spoonsfs three mesa day. these directions followed
have known fail in curing the most case
OF TAPE WoRM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27

WHATEVER concerns ths health and hsppIuss, or
w people is at oil times Of the mon valuable imDor.
lance ltake granted that every will do all In er
power to the ves their children, and that every per
will endeavor promote their health al Gil
Ito be my duty 10 soemniy you that WORMS,
the primary causes Of large majority Of diseases which
and ADULTS are liable; you have an appetite conn-
Pain ia the Stomach Picking at the Nose and Full
Of the Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever, Pulse Irregular
remember that all these denote WORMS and you should at
once apply the remedy
An article founded scientific principles compounded
with purely vegetable substances being perfectly SAFE whes
taken and be given the most with decided
beneficial effect where Bowel Compants have
made them weak and debated the Tonic properties on my
Worm Syrup such that stands without EQUAL In te
catalogue ofmedeines, in giving and strength
ach which makes 1t inable remedy for those acted
with DYsPEPA the astonishing performed Syrup
after Physicians have faled the best evidence offs superior
efdcarcy over all others. IA ~ Et.s -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27

DUTcH JUSTICE OurDoNE.-A Dutch Justice
IS the universal pack horse for judicial bulls
butwe lately heard story which we shall sad
die upon Yankee justice residing in Illinois,
a man sued another in an action Of account
After patiently hearing the case through his hon
or pronounced judgement as follows:
John Smith, stand up; you have had fair
sandimpartial trial by a jury of your countrymen,
and have been indebted to the plaintiff. This
court therefore, pronounces judgment against
.you tor the sum ofseighteen and three-fourth
cents, and may God A'nsighty have mercy on your
sosas'7 e
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Carriage Manufactory.

eRE THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
A generally, that he has engaged in the above bus
ess is prepared manufacture Carriages, Wagons,
Buggies &C., in the best stye and at the
lowest rates. All work entrusted in his will meet with
prompt attention. and will be executed in and work
manlike manner, at TUTTLEs OLD STAND the Centre
Palmyra Orders solicited GEORGE W. TUTTLE.
PALMYRA. Feb, d. 1883. 3qq-1y
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SHAWLS.

CARPETS
A LARGE stock, piled all ware;
"A do do; yd wide Linen, % cent
Stair, all wool; oil cloth, wide; at sEYMouK's.