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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-22

Trout FISHING IN WNTER.-The following account Of
singular incident by which fine trout captured,
was originally published in a New Hampshire paper in
1892 whence II copied into the Massachusetts, Maya
kline for the same year II has SINCE every three four
years. been pounced upon by unscrupulous pagia
INST, altered little to suit time and place. inserted
original and gone the rounds Ii is surprising however,
lsays the Boston Journa) that some Of rednosed
Yankee brethren have not taken the hint thus kindly
thrown out and avaed themselves Of such easy and
pleasant mode Of capturing the large pckere or trout in
our ponds and rivers
1--WE hear from Enfield the upper part of Keene haas
two crossing pond, in pursuit Of moose one OF
them being thirsty and pereivng hole which had been cut
through the by fishermen he stopped down TO drink
but being OF long red fish supposed no had
bait and made bold snap at IT. when the man sud
denly throwing his head back drew out trout which weighed
three pounds four ounccsW hIN tsaE
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-22

Ten Of the Rochester IN. W Aldermen have been in
dicted for msdemeanor in the licensing Of taverns and
other houses Of entertainment
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-22

This however, II must be observed is the asaPpropri-
aed and not the balance which viii be IN the Trea-
sury at the date specified The actual balance undrawn
at that date provided Congress creates no
mands upon the Treasury to be quidaed prior TO July
next may be estimated about after having
redeemed during the year than $oOOo OO OF the
debt
For the fiscal year ending the S0h of June 1854 the
total REGENTS are estimated 5l 0OO which, with
the estimated balance in the Treasury on the LIST OF July
next win give as the estimated total means for the year
the sam of $56, 572 079.5l.
The estimated total expenditures for that period are
sec 2O3 1853 60 leaving estimated unappropriated
balance in the Treasury the lst Of July, 1904, Of
$40 36S 325 OIL without other deduction from the avail
able means Of year towards the reduction Of the pub
lie debt except the Of S586,63l for the purchase
from the land fund Of the loan of l847.
Public Debt
The public debt on the Goth November, 1851, was
62 $50 exclusive Of the stock authorized to be
delivered Texas by act Of Congress Of 9th September
1885, amounting $lo0 900; Of which So 900 0eO Of
certificates ready and awaiting the demand OF that
State the date of my last annual report That amount
has since been delivered the authorized agent OF the
State Of Texas thus increasing the aggregate registered
deb: to 57 $50 1926 The following reductions have
been made since the last annual exhibit of the public debt
up the 1st January:
debt the District cities 100000 %
ON the odfu nded nd Ununl
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-22

Hon. LINN BoYD,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-22

Leaving cstimsted Incorporated balance in the $500 ,
Treasury July !, 1858, Of S9,sI2o.s Of
This balance, it will be observed, exists af
ter the application of So, l99, 477.17 to the re-
demption of the public debt.
The estimated receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal year commencing July J. 1853,
and ending June 80, 1854, are:
Receipts from customs s49ee00oo 90
Receipts from public lands 100000
Receipts from miscellaneous sources 100000
Total estimated reccp,s 100000 90
Add estimated balance 537207e 81
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-22

market where Il was actually consumed Our export,
of breadus present only about onethrd OF wha
they we're during the above year Of unusual demand
exbibiting in still more striking the immense
difference the home and foreign markets in favor
of the former,
The mere tolls collected by the canals and railroads on
the TRANSPORTATION of merchandise for the internal trade
Of the oeuntry exceeds in amount the total value of all
the breadstus purchased from us by foreign nations
The annual value of the crop Of Indian corn of wheat
and of hay each respectively, is fully equal to the en-
tire value of productions exported to foreign coun
ta;es The annual amount Of the manufactures in the
States of New York in either Of those
States greatly exceeds the value OF such exports and
even those of the comparatively small State of Massa
chusetts fully equal to all the productions of the coun-
try consumed by foreign nations.
produced in the Middle and Western States to greater
amount than is shipped to all Europe, with the great ad-
ditiona advantage of this being regular and uniform
demand depending European crops the caprices
of foreign Governments in the regulation of their COM
merce and the of arbitrary and evervaryng
duties according their actual wants and circum-
stances Yet all these immense agricultural mineral and
manufacturing interests which are almost exclusively
connected with the internal trade Of the country and the
alton from the community than the comparatively small
amount Of our foreign commerce.
NV views of the beneficial results which would follow
tariff With fixed and reliable, rather than with sliding,
and consequently uncertain of duties have under
gone no change. now to them duty imposed
upon by the acts establishing the Treasury De-
partment
The mportations of foreign merchandise for the fiscal
year ending Both June last
The exports for the same period were of do
mestic merchandise Si9d,s9o'tta
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This sum IS composer OF the IoHoWlHS par
culars, viz:
laneous 81, 2lS,4so "A
Expenses Of collecting revenue from Gus
toms 100000 90
Expenses ofcoecting revenu from lands ao4 $50 90
Army proper, &c e,31l, sos O.
lie alsl,647 IS
Internal improvements &c g52O5 20
Indian department l.6l2,l37 IS
Pensions 2.023.5l2 90
Naval establishment, including dry-iocks
and ocean steam mail contracts l2G54 ,222 o5
Interest on public debt 3,+0O,o3s 81
Purchase Of stock Of the loan Of ls47 5S6,e3l 90
s46303753 60
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-22

commodations can be erected without additional appro
pratonsb made. Special communications in relation
Of these will be made to Congress as spe
cifc information can be obtained
The contract for the extension and reorganization OF the
Baltimore customhou building has been concluded in
conformity with the act of the last session.
The great distance and consequent difficulty and delay
in communicating with Oregon has prevented any dehnte
progress being made in the erection Of the proposed build
Ing Mt Astoria.
The operations Of the Department arising out Of the
provisions made for sick and disabled seamen are be-
coming daily onerous and extended
In Of the rapid expansion of commerce.
both foreign and domestic, the funds arising from tne
monthly contributions Of twenty cents from the parties
for whose benefit this truly benefcent system has been
established insufficient for their relief without the
addition Of direct appropriations by Congress.
The previous appropriations from the treasury LOT tne
relief Of sick have amounted to 1863 O6934, be-
sides 1923 20 for the purchase Of Sites the erection
Of hospital buildings, furniture, repairs, &C.
The Department recommends continuance OF the APP
preparations the relief Of sick and boatmen to
the needfu extent for supplying the deficiency in the
received from the hospital fund but 1t is not al
present prepared TO advise the erection OF more marine
hospitals The experience of the Department induces me
TO believe that is in every way preferable to make an
for the Of sick with local hos
ptals of high standing, which under the immediate
and vgan supervision octizens oft highest respecta
bity the respective places Such arrangements exist
at New York. Philadelphia Cincinnati and at some other
points at fixed weekly rate for each seaman the cost OIL
which is greatly less than itwould be in public hospa
and where the and attention which the paens
ceye are fully equal to what they could possibly obtain in
Government institution and their medical treatment
also under the direction Of the most eminent
talents and experience. In oil places where similar
arrangement be made am of opinion ~ snouiu pe
preferred rather than erect other marine hospitals IN
addition TO those already authorized as oeneve
comfort Of the sick and economy OF expenditure would
be promoted by the adoption Of the fcrmer pan
Under the system which has been long and stead
y pursued by the Government as regards this useful
but generally mprovident class Of men, there IS proba-
bly, no instance where much reef Is granted ana so
generally distributed and with much advantage to the
parties Interested that by the marine hospital fund
under It's present regulations
while the benefit Of this fund is extended to almost all
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
D0CT. I'll. TUBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his Rooms follows:
hyENNA: Prens House, Wednesday and Thursday 9Th and
9th June.
Aasos: Cobb's Exchanges Monday afternoon and Tuesday,
9th and 7th June.
CLEVELAND: Weddel House, Thursday Friday 10Th
Goth May.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen determinations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shorness difficulty breathng Dyspepsia
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities, Restlessnes Loss
appetite Constpaon Derangement of the Stomach Bilious
Affections Gravel White Swengs, any long standing dis
eases, are invited to call. -ssr
No CHARGE !-Dr. IT, neither blceds nor
bisers; is he Hom@pahist he never Mercury
senie Anmony any other mineral medical agent
he Thompsonian, neither emecs His
OF diseases differs from all others that have been adopted
but not than his system of treatment He does
make sick to make WELL build again. nor
aay irritation, by patching with anodyne5
Material Aid for DiSpepticS.
The attention of persons laboring with indigestion Is
invited to given the present month These with
Of similar already published, and hundreds
to whom am permitted to refer verbally residing in nearly
riority of remedies employ ed for that disease.
CASE 1st Mrs. Laura Shuttck, Hampden township, Geau.
county, disease first manifested by pain in the stomach,
succeeded by capcous appetite, Indigestion acdiy ten
extremeess pain through chest back and shoulders heav
ness and faness head with great debility For nearly two
years had strength sit during entire
-Four deent physicians had treated the
With very little strength hope success patient
commenced of analytical remedies, which continued
until cure was effected For six months has taken med-
and better condition than now
Entire cost oftreatment analyieally $7,75.
CASE Cd. David Smith, Leroy, Lake county, suffered from
vomiting and distress of stomach, with the varied
symptoms usually accompanying Intellectual attempts
eye had been made by practitioners reguar and rregu
lar Vomiting speadily arrested, few months
meH removed disease entirely Now appetite dgeson
are good. Reports himseTa nell man.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
Sherif,s Sale.


RY vure of writ of Leyar Facias to directed and
vered from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
Ohio shall to sale at public vendue at the Court
House, in the town of Ravenna,
On Saturday, the l1M day of June, nert :.
between O'Clock A. M and four o'clock P.
NJ OF said day. following described lands and
to wit: ..z. s.5-9--..-5,- aae..-a t.. .-.
Situate the township Nelson in the county of Portage,
and State of Ohio, and known by being part Of Lot No.
one in said township, wit: Beginning stake standing in
the North line of said Lot No. in the Mill Pond, and the
North land formerly owned Edwin Atwood,
in the Lott thence running South the East line Of said
land ninety oSver Creek,
about rod South of the bank where andshrec Hemlock
trees thence s. Al deg E. TWENTY-FIVE (22 rods; thence
60 deg E. twelve rod thence n % deg E. sixteen rods
thence s. s5 deg rods the centre of the high.
thence N deg ortone rods to the centre of the
creek: thence down he centre creek N 40 deg E. r
tytwo od thence N 60 deg E. seventy rods tksce West
the N line of said Lot hundred hrtyeight and
half rods the place of beginning; containing
aces of land be the less excepting of
land formerly sold to Robert Scott including the Tanne
with the land hereby the lower gist MILL and
mill and fullng MILL together with all other buildings stand
ing thereon.
Taken in execution, wherein Mary Phpot and Robert J.
Price, Admir-. of William Phpot deceased. complain
ants and Elisha Garrett and Hiram Giddings respo.
dents. Appraised at s5o00,co.
Sheriff Office Portage county,l
- Nav 9th A. D. 1a52 -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08

0<TThe Gold Fever in Texas, which is kind
year. The one hundred and fifty dollar humps,
found on tho Colorado, are few and very far be-
tween. In fact, according to the Galveston News,
the whole thing is delusion. The dggers, who
had returned, say there is gold in the region, but
it will not pay for the labor of gathering it. One
or two dollars per day was the most which many
of the dggers had produced, while the greater
number got nothing. At the last accounts the
fever was fast abating, the grog-shop keepers in
the neighborhood being the only persons who have
profted by the excitement.-PiHs. Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08

FIRE AND Loss OF LrrE.-on the night of Fri
day, the 18th ult.. the dwelling house of a Mr..
Morend, near Harrisburgh, in this county, caught
fire and burned to the ground-and melancholy to
relate, aged man, an inmate of the family, and
a little son of Mr.. Morend, were: SO badly burned
that they died within twenty -four hours.
/ Nothing of furniture or goods was saved except
one bureau drawer, in which were some money
and valuable papers. ss.za =s7sea-s s
The entire family would probably have been
burned to death, had it not been for some people
in the village of Harrisburgh, who happened to be
up late, and seeing the fire, ran to the house and
alarmed the family, The old man who died, tried
to get down the stairs, but found the passage in
flames. He then jumped from the second story.
Just before making the leap, he thought ortunate-
ly, Of q little child sleeping on the same floor,
which he saved by throwing into the garden, with
out harms-Stark Co. Dem., lst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
Notice.
John Rice. ct. al, a
!. Petition for Partition.

John Marlin Cane, ct. ais. } zss-5......s- -.
John Marlin, Caine, John Caine, William r. Ackley, and
Lydia Ackey Of Warren county Iowa. will take notice
on the sixth day june A. D. 1858, John G. L.
Merraeld aled petition in the Court of Common Pleas
manding partition Of the following premises:
Situate in said county to Wit being part Of Lot No. one
ing south line Of said lot the line of Deans,
thence running said line 525 rod thence north 15s
rods SCI rods south place be-
ginning. Also other tract of land situate in No.
aforesaid bounded follows to witt beginning the South
said tract 100 rods M ods thence south 100
thence III rods the place beginning Said petition
partition be of premises
To each of said petitioners onetnrd part and to Lydia Aek
said an application will be made by said petitioners for
order that partition may be nade &c, said premises
6w4l4. BY HENRY H. STEVENS, Sol. for Pet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08

MURDER AT SEA.-Under date of Montevideo
April 5, we have the following:
The Reindeer, Wilson, from Valparaiso for this
port, was discovered in an abandoned state near
Cape Antonio, by some fishermen, who found she
had settled down between two banks; she was
foated after part other cargo had been thrown
overheard, and she arrived here I'd April. -Four
of her crew, who arrived in an open boat, at the
Salado, have been conveyed to Buenos Ayres
and have confessed that the master, mate, second
mate, steward and two friars were murdered by
them, and one man thrown overheard after leav-
ing the ship. The cargo will be discharged i'm
mediately.-B Boston Post, 3ls-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
Medical Notice.

GREAT OPENING FOR PHYSICIAN.
THE undersigned offers his residence practice for
# sale. His residence with office attached egiby
uated Main street, but few rods east of the Depot
and is good location for Physician for store or other bus
one and tho asks attention Of
other business to his Offer he determined SELL
and on terms that will be bargain to the buyer The build
ngs are nood ORDER portion entirely new and altogether
the premises such be attractive to purchasers.
Also: lumber wagon; single horse wagon; sulky;
pough drag; wind mill; household furniture, bureau,
clocks Stoves &C. Terms cash down good security
session given Immediately.
n bah persons having unsettled will please
call and settle Immediately. J. D. WELLMAN, NJ. D.
Ravenna, May 18th, 1853. al
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
Medical Notice.
!. NORTON, M. D..
Pauso Pataic Physiciau and SURGEON

Physo Pdthac FhysscadH and NWrgeon.
IDR NORTON having located himself in Rayenna, proers
IL his who may wish to apply him for
IcAL Arp. .ssez5sgis ~ s-.t- lSssss4-s q :
His system curiug disease is by the udcious amsra-
ton Vegetable remedies, selected from the wild forests
pathc System, Water Cure treatment which mild in
their operations restorative in their medicinal virtues and
properties than all the forms
disease that human flesh heir It is from experience Of
his in all forms of Diseases that found in both
western States that he has derived his skill in the treat
their both and
c Call and ADvIcH FREE. Prompt attention paid
all under his treatment. 49,
Office Main street. over Jas Twi & Co.'S. Hat Store
nearly opposite Prentss House, Boards said House,
REFEREkcEs:-Prof A. Curss, Cincinnati Prof. Courtney.
dos Prof. Morrow, do; DR.. Beach, New York; Prof. c.
Newton Worcester Massachusetts; Prof stockwe Gard
iner, Maine. z-T 4I4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
NEW BOOKS. new B00KSII

JEwETTs Lectures Tempsrense; safsops n,Smrs
ans; Fifty Arguments in favor the Anti Liquor Layi The
Law, BY citizen Of Maine White slavery ~ ne bar
Cabin by Harriet Bescher stowe Wide Wide World Lifs
Pctures Peep Of Day Line upon py Au,aoT Q, Fssp
cept; Lofty and Lowy; Lady Of the Lake. o
anrtbus Select Tales beautifully bound choice stock
Of beautifully bound Bibles and Testamenta 90. Aso ss
Bank Books &c. every variety Just received snd
v ery ceap fer Ready Paw, at HALLS BOOK SIokh.
Fs7ehnna, Aprtl27, 195Ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
lc OF ReaI Estate hy Order oil Court

18th day of June s53 O'Clock in the afternoon,
~ the premises situate in the township of Mantua, in the
county of Porage and State Of Ohio, will be sold to the high
est bidder the following real estate belonging to Jason Cum
nngs nd Phatama Cummings heirs Of Joseph Cummings
deceased, wits Part of lot number "a said township OF
MaItua and bounded follows tn, by lands owned
by Benjamin Tlen, the North by highway, the South
by lot number 30 the West by land owned by Benam
Moor supposed 10 contain 2i Of land Appraised at
$2l6 co. LOVEL WILSON, Guardian.
May IA. 1853 ~ BY Strawder & Brown Atty's.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
From New wBrunswick--Prep
for Protecting the Fisheries.

s,.5zss525.5 boston, June j.
We have received St. John, (New Brunswick)
papers Of the soth ult. They continue to be fill
Cd with articles relative to the fishery question.
The Morning Nesus states that H. NJ, vessel of
var Kesch, had recently arrived, and would be
stationed in the Bay Of Funda
The screw steamer Phoensr was fitting out in
England, and would be stationed near st. John.
n. M. steamers Bosilisk and Devastation are
10 be stationed OFF Newfoundland.
-Four small vessels are to be fitted out, to be
commanded by lieutenant of the navy, ane
manned BY twenty-five men each. from the nag
chip CImb1land, and other small vessels are te
be fitted out at Halifax all of which, the Ns'o'
thinks -sswill efecsually put stop to the en-
soschmsntss Of American mackerei men in thu
nsitinh wsters. >
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
From montevideo and Ruenos Ayres.

Bosros, June LIZA letter received in Salem
dated Montevideo, April s, says that great discon-
tent prevailed there, placards having been posted
in the night, bearing the words, "Death to the
present Government-Live the Colorados.''
The same letter adds that such had been the
effect of the disturbances on business at Buenos
Ayres, that the English, French and German
houses would sell their outstanding claims at 40
per cent. discount. 1t is thought that the city
must surrender to the Venegars.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
For the Spring Trade.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS wHeLEskLE AND retail.
RESssir rp s
every thing usually kept Grocery and Prosison R
Being WePPsn @ nea
extended assure them that offer them
inducements this seasef, than before. s''S'
The following comprises portion Of our stock.
| -5I..., C FEE E.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java
sUGAR, MOL ssEs ANDssY RuP
New orlcaus Moasses; Cardenas do; Green
Cloves. susmsg Ginger maes; Box Mustard Can do;
Pepper Sauces casia; Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
= u T s.
Boxes and Drums Figs; Almonds Brazil Nuts; Fnberts;
@ English Walnus; Pea Nuts; Cocoa Nut Lquorice olive
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; Imperial; Old Tyson; Black;
codas naeasrel; wni.sass, Trout, pet.,,,. No.
/ E,. ToBAzc coEs -.zs,s
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendsh; Baltimore spun;
general assortment Of fine chswng Tin foil ne cut
and lib papers smoking Warwick Bryan'a can; Spanish
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
soar AND cANDLE Es
ss ss s ss s a
candiss SPERM d; siearine Taow & do var
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
| U N E 8 .a
Bed cords Painted Pais Tubs British Lustre coppeas;
Aum Chalk Rosin; TAR Madder; candldwick; Wrapping
Rea sS Rge sSs
Sup Carb Soda; Sal Soda Tartarie Acid Whiting; Putty
Flour Sulphur; ottar; Sapere Batting Spruce Gum;
Backng Glassware; Sonewarc; Paper Ink Brooms Lime;
Matches Powder; Candies Saleratus Starch; English split
Pea; Usage Orange Seed Hedges Toys; Wallets Snuff
Handles; Faucets, &c.
PRovLsI
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meals Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans; Dried Beef; Lard Hams; Shoulders Pork Fish;
Pickles; Onions; Bees Tongues; Maple Moasses do SUI
gar: Honey &c. s-f.t+-
We shall keep fresh and full throughout
season, and solicit examination from any disposed to
Bcash paid for all kinds of country Produce or taken
in exchange for Good at rates which will be satisfactory
Ravenna, April lsth 1853.
M Flutes vions. Flagelet and Fes superior quality,
just received and for sale cheap, by B. LITTLE.
| New Books.
history Nero by Abbott; Chid's History of England
II by Dickens; Key Uncle Toms Cabin; Villette
novel by Currin Reed; Life of Lady Jane Gray What
nj London; What in New York; Shady side, life in
a country parsonage. for sale by r PSI
Ravenna, May 49, 1s53 @ B. LITTLE.
Sugar and Mosasses.
march ~ O0i' just fs'e'sef aoRR,s
- panama hats &c, at may l6 -HoRR's.
| , for sale by may 10th, A. v. HoRR.
Ribbons.
| n vet Ribbons, at ROWELL, WITTER & Co.
EAVNI0NtRjE TtII0RJNG s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08

In compliance solicitations of the directors
E of several districts, the School Examiners will meet
again Ravenna, Monday June 2Uth for the purpose
examining Teachers. By order, ,s .s-~-
A. III. PRATT, Clerk.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-08
nrPOIsONINGn.

M#e Dr. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House Wednes
uSY day and Thursday, 9Th and 9th of June.
See advertisement in another column