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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

BALTiAORE, June p, 1850.
Messrs Evans q Watson, PhiIadelpha-G entlemen ;
We have much pleasure in recomlnendngyour Fire Proof
Chests The notice OF the pubIcthe puTchaxed
you having saved bonka and contents eecuay
after undergoing very severe heat during the fire which
destroyed the entire block OF buildings Arch street
Wharf, ON the Schuyllli, on the 9Th OF June, 1850.
sepl9-d1y Russell & GUBB1Ns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

FINE PHILADELPHIA GAITPRS- y
TRU ladies' me. alter Boots, Yeriss:,
Marshall3 and Ohio Turnpike eo -5s,S1g =
NNHK tolls are. now charged as heTetoto,s
u and i the earnest desire oTthe Tseto,
sols will attend promptly 10 paying tolS az
revenue the Company have no means Sot nrsasSt
this necessary ovenent be put IN liz ~. . s
pair for tile public Accommodation. n IsO.slss
| cdnhot6e done. Is s'seA lah q
i July25f ]. II. PRNDLPro, .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

= -. II. RR11,,
~ 10 sbbls. pulv. sugar. =.
10 boxes IS, IS and Is tobacco
2S han, chests s E: land Y. Il. tea4
% bags Laguira coffee;
100 Rio 55.5,
g g bsls No; ;Slsrge nasker.l, n.wi
20 kits No. 4 ard InaekereI,
10 quarters No. -, g.ssa
p g 10 casks bacon shoulders,
90 boxes e. Western s ,,1 Reserve cheese.
ie9 - sst. % sis5f 4. 5lONI0N a $3.50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

BEYONDI DESCRIPTION AND sALrOGETH-
Err EXCELLENT Z! ,qa e
TIME assortment stock Vestings Cotha, CASH
meres, Scarfs, and other Notions necessary for gen.
tie uanss ont and now to tho pub.
lie by .5 F,-.rss e. TnOS. HUGHES,
sept3 Wheeling. Va.
IN. B-Wfnter Goods and overcoats in extensive
sricty, and all at INCREDIBLY Low PRlcEell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

sts,s655 10, 600 Buster elltes. eS K ~
Alsoa large stock ReseltA and
sap2T ~ LOGAN, CARR q GO. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

PIPES. AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
A BIG supply OF Stone, Italian, German and Powhat.
Smoking Tobacco, prime article IN papers barrels
and pASks. 49, q '7fsl LOGAN, CARR O. Co.
sep2i a 81 Main st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

800, Il IMPoRTxRs AND iJoBBERs IN s95.gs-.s,
FOREIGN AN ID D0AlESTslCj DRY, GOODS,
f19 Market street. philadelphia.
VIZ b. &. Cos have also opened warehouse for the
w reception and sale or Western Produce Partic-
uias attention will De given to coisignments OF Wool,
Flour, Bacon and Tobacco f ssf-
REFRRiTO-John Goshorn, Esq, .aiis WI ..,ta
isaf - Thos. johnston Jr., Esq. 'neetiHs
David FarTier, Esq. ClaTrington, o.
~ W. T. John b Bay less, tsq! Portland, 20.
Absalom Ridge lys ESq. Ohio CO. Va
GfaIS .5fei c. TaTr, Jr. q Co., WellsDurg, Va
q lss James Means, Esq Stcubenville, o.
sCToG. B. f. KELLY, formerly OF Wheeling is engaged
in this House - 81 eep26-lIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

Do voU remena6er The old Corner
MO. 35S WATER STREET r. Call there and seetie
in newly received and gorgeous stock OF oVercoatIngs,
assimeres Cloths splendid Velvet and other Vesttnss
See admire, and leave your measure
pair Of Pantatoons nude in The est style, TO Oh
DER, at q holTR notice N . - =
ovcreoats Coats, Pants Yests, and Hosiery, extern
ave variety, and OF the finest material and make
OH hand, every garment made in the establishment. -
seIi3 - - : 'TH.saUGHES, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

900 8 SsEs f ssssis SIE pg ESsff Siss,
20 Jones q Hudson; 80 ~
00tt 3 Belle of tho SOUTH 81
% Conway half pound lump;
IN & {, Nnffa J <
- a0A5s cola Dntninioni Is ~ sta
90 Thurnsy ditto;5
90 q Don Qpixottej rer5sG
l. st 20 Hunters
-a-t 90 - Suter dlttoj
fottt AtiandE,- fonsale by
sep25 IS LOGAN, CARR @iCo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

The Only sure and sale remedy yet dlscoversd Cen
eral Debility, Physical PFostaiio 1rtabilty, and an
the vxro6s train fNervousA asepnsi II weso remove
Depression, Kxeiement Dislike of Society Ineapaety
Tor studyor Business, Loss OF Memory, Mental Debility
etc.-See advet tsement.a - seplG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

BUSINESS ROOM FOR 8ENT.
NHE subscriber offers for rent tie recently occ.
sepa1 7tP'3fEzSs = FIJI Jas II McMRCHEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

ID ECEIYED this day large assortment OF children.
III and youth 8 Hats and Caps. ,e5t "a 800
sell2J g.. s.. AVERY
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

BALr1MoRE, September 16.-New Orleans pa
pc RS of Friday are received. The papers contain
rep orts of the prevalence of the fever at various
points on the river and along the coast at Thibo.
deaux. There were 90 deaths in three days at
Bayou Sara, and much sickness prevailed. A son
of Ex-Governor Johnston died of fever, at Mont
gomery, Alabama. Several cases has occurred
there. s.=e.s.-
The mail had been delayed in consequence of
damages to the Railroads from the late rains.
On the Central Georgia Railroad the bridge
gave way the train was passing. Patrick
Donahu of New York, ,.was thrown from the plat
form and instantly killed.
The Southern rivers were subsiding, and no fur
ther damage anticipated from the freshet.
Galveston dates received at New Orleans on
the 18th, represent the crops as favorable. The
numb er of deaths from fever, at Galveston, last
week, was 57
The coast is still suffering dreadfully, and New
Orleans is sending more nurses
MOBILE, Tuesday.-Cotton market.--Sales 800
bales; firm Cofee.-Rio: still advancing; quoted
at III. =
The interments yesterday were 45.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

At the late election in Maine, no Governor was
chosen out of the four candidates.
The amount of gold dust shipped from San
Francisco, for the past six months of the present
wear, is twenty nine million dollars At this rate
the shipments for the year will be about fifty.
eight million dollars. Last year the shipments
were only about torty- five millions.
The New York Courier thinks that there will
not be surplus grain enough in the United States
to supply the foreign demand. 1t estimates the
European deficiency of wheat this season at $780,
100000 bushels; and the whole crop of the Uni
ted Statest this year is not over 100000, ,0O0.-
We do not believe i'm these calculations; and have
no doubt that the entire foreign demand can be
supplied from this country. 1t is by no means
certain that the deficiency demand will equal
one-half the above estimates. "a
MI. Bodisco, the Russian minister at Washing
ton, it is said, has stopped another American pa
per- because it expressed praise of the conduct of
Capt. Ingraham in the Kosta affair. He is said
to have expressed wish that the Austrian ves-
sci had sunk the American vessel with all On
board. a-,s,r-
The yellow fever is making terrible ravages in
Mobile. The mortality is said to be gre ater in
proportion to the population than in New Or
leans s.-z~s=l. - -..- -: --t..-s
1t is said there are three thousand children in
San Francisco, and school accommodations for
only seven hundred. =
The wheat crop of Oregon is excellent.-Pstts-
bNrgh Post. si. s. --5s -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
Portage County.

The Democrats Of Portage. held convention
ON the 3D. inst, and nominated a county ticket.
ALI the isms in the world are opposed to them,
but their proceedings indicate union and energy
thet will not yield inch to the combined factions
Of fuse dom. Whether they achieve yea, or nay,
one thing is certain, they will deserve it, which is
the only point Of merit. Success is a circum-
stance; fidelity and valor true virtues, though
foiled in their efforts The Star that guides the
freesoil party, and the Wing that has been trying
to keep life in that party have both mounted that
hobby of Dema gogues, the Maine law, hoping
thereby to thrash the democrats, who firmly
abide BY those principles SO much loved and cher
ished by the fathers of our Republic. Canfe!d
Sentinel. IS fss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
CITY WARE-ROOMS.

LVeac and Splendid Enterpraze-FurnttureA Arrived!
~ RIFFIN & BoSTWlCK are establishing the Furni-
business extensive scale, in Ravenna. Our
furniture selected from Of the best Ractunnge
Establishments i'll New York City.
This business has long been neglected in Ravenna and
people who wished furnish their rooms
have compelled to Cleveland, New York or Pitts
burgh purchase The increase of population and wealth
calls better and fashionable furniture, and
prepared crafty taste Of the people, and
them the additional expense Of going othe Cities
design opening splendid wareroom in the 'snew
brick bock'' when finished At present the work will be
FOUND AT A. B. GRIFFIN'S OLD STAND,
- r.s- -s- -rs Opposite the Universalist Church.
Please call and examine for yourselves The following
list Of part Of our stock: u sos, Quartette tables
Marble top side tables 10 Centre aud Gard tables ~ large
Mahogany Rock 4dozen Mahogony chairs splendid secre-
try and book case, crab tables, mahogany bed steads,
lounges bureaus, chairs in tact general
soment of CABINET WARE including variety of LooKIN0
GLASSES and MATTRESSES. Hinckeys Bed Bottom, can't be
beat. Cofnns, o hand as usual. 80
WANTEDA frst rate article seasoned Black Walnut
Rayenna JuIy IS ffs53 6m4lS sGRIFyIN & BosrwI6x
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
New ORLEANS, September -.

-------- a = NEW -OKIlEANs, 0t PteIHU5I 1T
IT, FROM MExIco.-The steamer Texas arrived
with the Texas and California mails, and Mexico
dates to the 4th, also Vera Cruz to the 8th.
The Mexican government is making vigorous
efforts to stop the robberies. Several cul prits
have been executed. a,s,=t -
More troops were being sent to the frontier
ostensibly to repel the Indians. s.s.a
Santa Anna continues his hgh-handed meas.
ures, such as the execution of persons on the
slightest suspicion without warning. 1t is beiev.
ed another revolution will follow his arbitrary anc
tyranncal course. 5S.t- -ssl-s ia !.
MIR. Gadsden was we'll received.
The passengers Of the Texas say that Santa
Anna has already raised $4,000 of the finest troops
ever known in Mexico. He is assisted it is believ
ed largely by Spanish subjects.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

New ORLEANS, September 13.-The fever is
raging dreadfully along the coast. ~
There was an earthquake on the 11th, which
was very general along the coast, but not felt
at New Orleans.
The fever prevails at Covington, Madisonviile
Vaudeville, Biloxi, Lewisburg, Paso, Christian
and other places; also, at Baton Rouge, Bayou
Sara, Red River and. Alexandra. The whole
Southern country is affected.
The fever is declining rapidly at New Orleans
At Mobile, on Monday, the number of deaths
was 81, including 27 by yellow fever.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
ProcIamation--Annual Election.

THE qualified of Portage county, Ohio hereby
notified to at the usual places of holding Elections,
next between the hours of six O'Clock A. and six O'Clock
that day. for the purpose of eectng Governor,
Treasurer of State Secretary sate Member
of the Board of Public Works, Attorney General
Commissioner Common Schools, County Commission
two Directors of the County Inrmary Representa-
tive, Member Board of Equalization County
Teasurer County Surveyor and Prosecuting Attor
ney and Senator for the Goth Senatorial District.
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
Notice is also hereby to the Trustees of the several
Townships that the following is the
and number Jurors which they required
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
Medical Notice.
B. MORT M D.7era af3 tffi
F-l pI.,sc Pnthic Phusicinn n,,d S,.rnen.,

I b. NJ III ON "a - y .TEo7e- lIE IT'II N7.-
E. Physo Pathic Physician and Surgeon
nR MORTON, having located hmsefip RavennS prefers
IoAL AID. .lt.-l -. !.
His curiug disease is the udcious adminstFa
of Vegetable remedies, selected from the wild forests
nature and the cultivated garden together with the Hydro
pathic SYSTEM Water Cure treatment which mild IN
their operations restorative IN their medicinal virtues and
various in their chemical than forms Of
disease that human is It from experience OF
Physicians twenty experience Of
State that derived his skin In the treat
their forms both acute and chron
ic Can and see ADVICE FREE. Prompt attention paid 70
all under his treatment. 5rN r; zt.I.ct . sr-s
- Office on Main street, Jas Twi Co.'S. Hat Store
nearly opposite Prentiss House. Boards said House.
REFERENCEs:-Prof Curtiss, Cncnnati; Courtney
do: Prof Morrow, do; Dr. w Beach, New York; Prof. g.
Newton, Worcester Massachusetts, Prof. stockwe, Gard
ner, Maine. u4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

anu fresh aSSOrJment Drugs, Paints, OILS.
IA Dyes, Groceries, Brushes, &C.
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
Ravenna, June 1853 T. SWIFT.
600 s sal soda; 100 putty in badders; 25 kegs zinc
paint in OIL polishing putty for marble; bottles chloride
lime; bronze, gold leaf, &c.
SPONGE. great variety; Twne, linen and cotton; bottle
wax; corkscrews; corks ofevery description.
Blstering tissue; Seidltz's powders.
EXTRACT of cammome, acone, quassa, rhubarb, hops,
and vaenair syrup iodine iron phosphate lines cod
liver OIL chord zinc; morars, wedgewood and proceain
trusses; syringes. glass and Ineta thermometers
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS Mace, nutmegs, musard powdered
cinnamon, cloves, aIspice and pepper. .-.st
so ct Coffee black ea Cocoa chocolate, rce farna
starch, raisins, crushed and grained sugar.
ROSE PINK paris green chrome prussian bue fig
blue, ultra marine, emery, smalts, sand paper
Bird seeds, fish bone &c. -.4ss.z
hair restorative; Kathairon; Phaons nvigo
Trcopherous; hair tonic, hair dyes, OILS peumery,
fancy soaps, &C.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

PORTLAND, Me-, September l6.-The election
returns from fourteen towns give the votes for
Governor thus; Crosby (Whig) $4,000; Pillsbury
Irregular Democratic candidate) 29,5OO; Morrill,
irregular Democratic) $500; Holmes Gree Soil)
1850. The Senate is composed of thirty-one
members, and stands thus; 10 Democrats and 6
Wings elected; Is necessary to choice. House
so Democrats to "a Wings, and Free Soil
ers. Twenty-Five Democratic towns to be heard
FROM /
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
PHILADELPHIA, Sent, ],

- PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13
ARREST OF FUGITIVE SLAVE IN PHILADEL-
PH1A.-Wm. Spriggs, Fugitive Slave: claimed
by DR.. Whilridge of Baltimore, was arrested here
this afternoon by young man of Is, son of the
celebrated Geo..F Albert A hearing had
before Commissioner Ingraham, when the Fugi-
tive acknowledged that he slave, and re-
fused to have counsel. warrant was, therefore,
made out, and the slave started for home with his
master. There was no excitement, and no
colored persons present at the hearing.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

ATLAnTIc AND ONO RA1IRoAD COMPANY
This company was organized at Columbus, Ohio
ideft. The final survey and location of the route
will take place immediately. It is to commence
ON the Ohio river, at some point nearly south of
Columbus, running thence to that place, thence to
State ne in the northeastern part of the State,
it will connect with the Northern system of PENN
sylvanias railroads. and through by the Central
New Jersey road to New York city, without change
in the guage on the entire line. e go. $50
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
TEle Came Of WhIggcry Inn Doubtful
Counties

In Franklin county, the wings have nominated
candidates for the House wholly unpedged on
the fqaor question. One of their candidates who
pledgetIhilnse1f before the convention to go for
the Maine Law. did not receive single vote.
Does net this conclusively prove that the whfg
party, in reality. care nothing about the passage
OF the Maine Law, and that they are only maxi
ing nse of it strong democratic counties to divide
and to defeat the democracyl In whig or doubt
full counties they wont touch it, as their action in
Franklin and other counties eyidences.-S n,ca
11ls-rtisprs .sas ..-t j
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
PoUGHkEEpstE. N. Y, September l

- POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, September 10. !.
ANOTHER RAILROAD Accidental collision
occurred on the Hudson River Railroad, two miles
below this city, at a quarter past four O'Clock,
this afternoon, between a single engine and the
Pougbkeepse passenger train going South. One
fireman and two brakesmen on the passenger
train were killed, and both the engineer and fire.
man the single engine were badly injured by
the collision. Their names could not be ascer-
tained. No passengers were hurt. The locomo-
tves are perfect wrecks.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
Aaldrews given up Dy the Nvhig Parf,

The Geauga Republic a whig paper, which
Andrews for School Commissioner, and has
claimed his election as certain, has the following
asto Mr.. Barney. and his ects:-TtumbvA
Democrat. ss@
s.sH. I'll, Barney, of Cincinnati, was nominated
for School Commissioner. He is gentleman of
superior quail feations, and will undoubtedly be
elected over Andrews, who was nominated by the
Teachers Both candidates are .professinal teach
ers,and both are in favor of the New Shool Law.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
THE GREAT TENT

-,... ~s.,7. THE GREAT TENT s.4[
ample Calculated to nearly 10000
people, alone sufficient attract and rve admaon; but
when ofe enclosure filled with Spectators seat
ed IN amphhsatrieal order around the gay ared
and with animated aces 1t Is impossible to imagine
imposing spectacle, to describe the effect of the dell
presented by such regular arranged mulude upon
accustomed spectator '''' ~ ~ -'s,
The Hippodrome will enter town at 10 O'Clock A. M,
GaulS EIeam Band
On foot in splendid unorm will precede the grand
sion the entire Magnificent and Gorgeous PaFapherna OF
the Establishment embracing facsimilies Of the ancient
..fs ROMAN AND GRREK CHARIoTS,
Famed in the history of those countries vehicles Of
Emperors and Conqueros drawn by full booded and trained
coursers driven by -'r.-. r.. t,,sse <s3 =. lg
BEAUTIFUL FEMALES,
the style of the Numian Gladiators, WHO formed the
principal attraction in the ancient Hppodrome followed by
the entire Troupe and Stud in full Costume, with the Ee
plants, Camels, Ostrches. Deer Carriages, t
IT ? The following Brilliant Novelties embraced in the
Programme of Exercises: Gs- rE r+ ~. ~. .z+s.@
The entertainment of the Hppodrome will with,
Scpios Trumphal return Romei After the conquest Of
Carthage; in which the entire stock of Horses Ponies E
plants, Camels Deer Oches Charots Cars together In
grand Equestrian Corps, enmasse Will be dipayed1n
grand scene of action.
An astonishing and daring exhibition of lofty equbrums
and La Perche Eqnpose by Messrs Stout and Fisher upon
pole 80 feet hg carried by and mounted by the 0hers
considered the most wonderful Fete OF Balancing wit
messed.
The CONDEMNED Gladiaersl Thrilling Illustration ofths
Arena.
The ostriches of Desert hunted by mounted Arabs al
luf speed. .4 -. 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
5MurriR0.

In Wndham, the 18th inst by Rev. Mr.. Bemis, Mr..
KILBOURN Fl. CASE, formerly of Canton, Ct and Miss
LAMIRA A. UDALL, of Windham
On the 10th inst the residence of H. Y Beebe by Rev
J. H. Ebbert, Mr.. HENRY C. RANNEY, of Warren, and
Miss HELEN A. BURGESS, of Ravenna. '-' 80 .z :.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

3. The GALPH1Fs-Bv WHIG.-The following
spicy talk we clip from letter from George C.
Bates, formerly leading Wing in Michigan, but
now Of California, to the Detroit Advertiser.
Palmer speech is not often met with:
!" Thieving and rascally ofice-holders, public
plunderers and leeches are all that Millard Fill
more ever gave to California, and the knaves that
he senthere had not sense enough to conceal their
frauds, the letter send this day the Free Press
will show Politics eschew, but if the people
of the United States could only know the neglect
and inattention, the rascalty and fraud that char
aoterfzed the conduct of many of the officers sent
TO California at the special instance and request
Of the former President, they would fully appre-
ciate why every Wing in California ,oas and euer
tribe the stern and infexible opponent of the man
svho defeated the nomination OF Daniel Webster -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

Habits oftbe Came When nursuedby Bedoum Eorsemen.
The extraordinary Arses, comprising the Ncolay Family
will give Exhibition of their LEAK Icriens upon moving
platform around the course. .4......-.
Exercises the Manege, in which Mons. Ffaneon5 will
perform his Dancing Horses, Johnston and BayRrd.
Grand Scene ofthe Roman Hppodrome Three Chariots-
Horses Abreast Driven by Ladies In animated contest
for the prizes of the Hippodrome.
la Course Greque, ofthe Turf with SIX horses
M lie heats, by Six Ladies' in Jockey Costume. "a : Ill.
Grand Chariot Race! Two splendid chario driven Four
Horses Abreast and flying m speed by Messrs Sou and
Cadwalade sight of terrific plendor and admiration never
The representation win be surprising address by
Three Hosemen riding two horses each, tfo speed while
standing up, entitled Les Jeux de la 4ne oympiade taken
ancient sport called Desultores Numdan, by Messrs
Stout, Sergeant and Cadwallader. --s - ..ss.-t
Exhibition of Field Sports, by Five Partisan La
dies will enter in spirited competition for the prise f
Grand Steeple Chase mounted feet and beautiful cours
ers, jumping hurdles, fences, etc.
and Elephant including the performances Of the
Trained Elephant Amecus by his tutor Mast Leon Arthur,
aged 10 years. Ia IL -L-. -a- u
After which, Comic Race of Ponies Trayesc Of mo
Turf He'd the Course des Sngers Ridden by MoDkies IN
Jockey costume.
The entertainment to conclude with the
s --.-- FLIGHT OF LIBERTY HORSES, ts
Unmouned and gaudy decorated with Flying Streames,
after the manner of the Italian Corso~
Admission 25 cents, to all parts of the Hippodrome-
No half price, Doors open alta and st O'CLOCK Perfor
mances commence at 2 and O'Clock, F. M. .afs
BoOks containing illustrated History of the Grecan
Hppodrome together with full Programme OF the Perfor
given in Francons Colossal Exhibition, may be
from the User atteneance at 12 cents each
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

MoEE FRauDuLEHr MoNEY-The police of
Boston have had notice Of another fraudulent bill,
purporting TO be upon the Manufacturers, Bank of
Georgetown, D. c., Of the denomination of two
dollars. Two such bills were passed in that city
on Monday. asasa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

AsHrABULA.-The democrats of Ashtabula
county held convention on the 9th and NOM
mated s. Ransom,sof Kingsville, for Represen-
tative. s..a =, Ta5.sz.s