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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
LIVER COMPLAINT; Ms
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIs.E. CEERONI.
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
LIVER pSTOMAcH.sf p


OUCH Constipation, inward Piles, Funess Of Blood u
y the Head Acity of the Stomach, Nausoa Heartburn,
Disgust for Food fullncss OF Weight In the Snmae Sour
Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breahinr
Fut1rg ut NE Heart posture, Dimess Of Vision 81
Deficiency Of Perpsiraton Yelowess of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in te Side, Back, Chest. Lmbs &c dde Rlushes
Of Heat bTring n the Eles Constant lmagilgs ofevil,
Can be efect"ay curedb Hocfands Celebrated tah
BHers prepared By r.e M. Jacksoas No. Ealarsa li
Their power the above diseases Is not cxcIled r.
qaal by amy other preparation IN the United States ls
w cures attest Ill many after skul physicians had
These B,rs worthy The attention of Invalis Pos
sessng great virtues in the Rectcnion diseases tho
Liver and lesser glands exercising n, most searching powers
In weakness and affections of the digestive organs iy are
withal, safc, retain and pleasant. tIg stGTs iEi
READ AND BE CONVINCED. ia -t s.. :; b,
E. b. Perkins, Marietta Ohio, Feb o. 1851 said; s.Yvur
Bitters are highly priZd by those who have used t,n Ia
ease Of Liver Complaint of long stndng phiek Asd
sisted skW oseoerai Physicians, entirely cured BIZ
the use of Five bottlcs.'' H3kts III 'f-9 'IsY
o. l.. Drake, Frecom Portage Co April ga 1859! saidI
hand have been out ofthe article sometime 10 tho great
dctriment of nv:s is medicine much thought or and
sought alter III this community. ss tE 4 srFt
b. NJ. HUTCHINSON, NJ. D., Bedford, Cuyahoga Co. o. Au.
st 26 1882 said The Bitters yoa shipped Inc Iii uy lst
rs all 2onsw il!uk ! Is good medicine, and
commenting II to my patients and friends (which do for bo
oh patent mediche) please forward large sup!
i. French. Wooster, Ohio Nov 30, 1852 said: 81 have
used some three or four bottles of Hoofands German Bters
for ysl epsG and have derived great benefit from their se
believe them to be good for all discusses for which they are
W. NJ. Orr, Wooster Ohio, October 5,I 1859, said: avon,
ASKED me my Union Of the Gcman Bittess. have used
hc Tor Dyspepsia and Indigestion and take pleasure in
stating that think they the very best remedy extant fr
the above conpainthey decidedly adUanee Of aths
These Bitters vEGRTABE Tkey aeper pros-
gfe The system, but inogoratei aist 76EF@f 81
Cone franklin Mills; C. & g. r. Harmon Aurors and nv
ltaeers in medicines everywhere 'B 3E@T ~ -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
LANE & FOSTERS

FURNITURE ana GRAFT Wafc.HOOm.
THE of Furniture and chairs offered In
i Ravenna, can be had at the well known
SHOP OF G. LANE, & CO.
The subscribers have gone into the Furniture Business very
extensively and prepared 70 furnish customers
with Furniture of the very best and latest Styles We
hand splendid assortment of EASTERN Work. such
Sofas, Lounges Mahogany spring seat Paror and Rocking
Card Centertables We also manufacture Mahogany
front Bureaus from $l0 $780, French cottage and sofa
bedsteads of the latest ses large extenon dining tables,
dining and tables; and fancy wash stands candle
stands dressing tables &c We, also, make to orer book
cases, writing tables, and office furniture of all kinds
All those wishing buy good article Of Furniture win do
well to give call and examine work. before purcas-
ing elsewhere Bring along your best Judges for work
will bear inspection. All work warranted.
Turning of all descriptions, done order short notice.
Cofins, Of all sizes, kept on hand.
Ware-Room, up Stairs, one door East of Clark's s
Carriage Shop.
Ravenna, July 18th, 1853. 4aOtf lane & Fosrka.
AIDES FANCY FURS, we have very large assoIt-
- ment of Ladies Dress Furs comprising Mus, Cuffs, Vic
Ortnes Dec at TwITT,s,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
DR.. Valentine Mott,

The hidsly celebrated Professor Sgery in the sdea
~ flg College, JNew York City, says: l 70 q
It gives me pleasure TO certify the value and efficacy
'Ayers Cherry PeetoraI which consider peculiarly ada
ted TO diseases of the throat and lungs ~, p " ~
Cures diseases upon the Lungs have been effected
by Cherry Pecora in such extreme the
lief that remedy been found that depend
ed to the Coughs Colds and Consumption which
from our midst thousands every year II indeed med
icne TO which the afflicted look with confidence for relief
and should not fail to avail themselves off q 's,s
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C. .AYER,su
Practical Chemist, LOWELL, Mass.
For by ISAAC SWIFT Ravelna; Dr. saas Coles Pal
myra; Day Mann, Deerfeld II. Spague, Garretsylle;
J. Cone Franklin Mills Campbell, Newton Falls; and
by DruRVsseHncraIly. 81 FtFt : .. t.t ..-' ..t .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
TatcIes and IeWelry
NEW Fall AND, ,WINTER COODS,

GREENFlELDER has just received the largest most
Ne splendid stock Of the best and aest style Fall and
Winter Goods ever brought to this section of country which
for fps and durability be surpassed My
rover Goats consists of the following kinds Pilot Beaver
Moar, Nigerhead, Peterslam Blanket, Felt Broad Coth
and Satnet Also endless variety of Frock Drcss Sack
and Box coats Pants, Vests and boys clothing of every kind
quality and color. eos '1at i. 'i-' = ~
Furnishing Goods from the finest white linen to the cheap
est hickory shirts, Wrappers drawers socks gloves
socks neck ties, suspcnders, shirt collars
trunks vases carpet bags, umbrcars India Rubber coats
Ieggins, etc, etc. .l- - go d 30. @'t'
Come ono, come all, and give call, & a {1S
ra,l And will try to suit you all rrgr.E s.sf
- 43Otf .tt r' e. GRRFNFIEI OER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

A man in Wisconsin who recently inserted a
long advertisement in the papers, offering his farm
for sale, closed in tine following style; The sur
rounding country is the most beautiful the God of
nature ever made. The scenery is ceestial-di-
vine--also two wagons to sell and yoke of
steers. 's"s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
NTslsicaaI Imstrucsio,,

NElSSHS. MORTON, of New YORK. has lately takeny nm
M her residence IN Rayenna lnearF opposite mo
ano Forte Meodeon Seraphine Melo Pea which she viii
teach at tho usual prices. ~, Il :, SN,s.' -
Persons wishing o receive instructions 1t their ovn s
dences, can also be accommodated II i4 N pyTfTaR
November Is, 1853. J. Ha7.w a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
G. HUMMEL'S

rs FOUR TINES CHEAPER than Coffee in the Grain
Eight Premiums have already been awarded 10 this ks
sence for fine and decate favor and its clarifying and
health giving qualities. ..
CAUTIoN-As there many limitations, and even
bear the of Hummel, would caution dealers and the
public in general be careful in making their purchases
this the genuine artise to which medals and number
of diplomas have already been awarded. ".hI '.'.s
FOR SALE BY H. w. SMITH & CO., RAvENNA.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

90 0o0gAaahsls spd FlAx seed
w delivered store Possib for which we
sss sFssss sss H sse Co.
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Head Il ClarksOM's
Commercial College,

s. E. Cor. Main and 4h &S., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Full course of instructions, : : $4,000.
EMBRACING, Business Penmanship; Double Entry Book
Keeping rs applied all kinds of Mercantile, Mechanca
and Professional BUSINESS Commercial Calculations; Lee
lures Mercantile Transactions; Political Economy, &c
NJ Pupils at any time and complete the
nrom eIh To tgely ly.49
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
A'Card,

- ~ A Card, -I
mr. sPELMAN wishes to announce to bis friend sand
patrons that he has le Ravenna and located in CIeve-
land 10 such OF bis patrons make
to call upon him there he would say that be will spend few
RayeIna occasionally in his old where he will
and Others who may need his services On Saturday the 95
February, he can be found as above. B. 7. SPELMkN
Ravenna, February l5 1854 -It's-~ IgT-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

Samuel b. Bpelman, Guard 10 Lacy bAssett, do 1S.r
Oliver G, DickengOn do to Lacius Goss do ..ss
Attest LuTEER L. BE0MT, Probate Judges
Ravenns, March 8, 1854. 454-sw
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
JUNIATA HORSE /
GUTTA PERCHA VS.. INDIA RUBBER.
.-H -..rg SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. ~. fa7n5t
The North American Gutta PercIna Go.

Are Offering at Wholesale
A GREAT TaRLETY OF CLOTHING, &C., (
Made from RInERs Patent Vucanized Gutta Percha,
OF NEW STYLES AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH.
1HESk Goods Waterproof free from unpleasant SMELL
piable and easticke India Rubber, injured by fatty
substances, and WILL BECOME sTroxY
They very different character from any other
toore made Of Gutt Percha either in this country Europe
and are WARRANTED TO STAND NIL CLIMATES.
Aongtbe variety may be found coats cloaks
ree6ng jackets, overa ieggngs sou-westers, caps camp
blankets, horse shower mats syrnges
bals pencil and ink bags, sporsmens
cups, steam packing machine betting, carriage cloths c
&C., with q very .-------------
CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE LIFE PREsERvER.
Made expressly meet the passenger OF Congress-
Ali finish and quality superior to any other waterproof
goods now before the public. For sale atthe
Warehouse, SO Cedar St, New York.
Dealers in waterproof goods examine these
goods, believing that they will find them crAPER AND FAR
turzRIeR TO anything theyhaye ever seen before.
Orders TO any extent executed short notice. " - "A
WILLIAM RIDES, Pres't N. "A. @. p. Co.
E. K, BILIEas, Treasurer and sec'ry, 6m-le5.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE hereby given all persons interested Oh at b
IN Executo and Administrators the following estates
have presented TO the Court of Probate, for the county
Portage 10 the State ofOho their several selement
which placed on he in the oce OF the Judge
and continued for the Inspection and exception all person
interested, until the third day April b. 1885, to w
Salmon Prentice, Estate Partial Settlement
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

soats money can be aH1RAe.sas hs4lA98.
AIDES you 60 ShalersviIIe Cheap Store and
IL purchase goods OF such prices save from 10 10 S
per cent. better than buying elsewhere. 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

or An Irish servant, who was ordered to ex-
tinguish fire with water in the kettle, very inno-
Gently replied: Is. s. 81
aSure. sit, the water is hot, and you cannot put
out fire with hot water.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
s4is 50 u s1T . STABLER,S esp '.-' ''1-
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT


to iRvads as unsurpassed BY
any known preparation for the cure Of COU0HS HOdkSE-
NESS, and other form, of common colds BROTCHIIIS,
ASTHMA, GROUP, CONS SUMPTT0Nin in an early stage,and
for the Relief of the patient In advanced stages Oh a
tai disease. -. l. !
Il combines in scientific manner remedies OF long es
value, with others of more recent discovery nu oe
and tonic qualities acts through the SKID gem
and with great efficacy for the Of this ass oil disease
Price Fifty Gents. Curtis Hntch Agent, aavenna "
CONFECTIONERY.-The best assortment Of French and
~ American Confectionery TO be found In Ravenna, ior
sale by .satlsis.. 1. l.u $50 p. LITTLE.
TOERFUMERY & HAIR oIIn--Lubin's extract and Co
logbe, Tricopherous Lyons Rathairor, Briggs Cos
metc, Farnas toilet Compound, Mills hair tonic, Jules
Haues hair Restorative, Macassar aud BEARS OIL OK Mar
row, for saleb .s-- g-l --ia b. LlTTtE.
DLANK WORK.-A large assortment Of full and half bd
ID Books memorandum and pocket Diaries for 1853, IN
quantities suit purchasers, for sale by b. LITTLE
DIRD CAGES, Gc.-A splendid assortment. Also, Bird
ID seed fountains baskets bathing dishes and cutie bone
for sale by b. hTTLE.
PECTACLES Watches and Jewelry f sale at low figures
- by D. hTLLE.
NTUSICA INSTRUM RUMENTS-Anc new supply of Accordeons,
NI Flutes Vons Flageets, and Fifes of superior quality
ust received and for sale cheap, by b. LITTLE,
CLOCKS, WATCHES g. JEWELRY.
TINE inhabitants OF Raw and Portage county will please
take notice that have added my former stock in trades
the above articles Please call and examine my assortment
Watches and Jewery repaired promptly and IN me neatest
and best manner. b. LII lie.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

I An eminent artist -American Of Course--late-
y pointed 4 SNOW storm so naturally that he
caughs abad cold by sitting nearit with his coat
Of. 80 &
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CCoRDEoNS Violins Futes Fifes and Flaoeo,es Inc,
IA received rom the Importers In New York Also best
quality Of Violin Bass Vol and Guitar Strings Rosin Bride
at low prices by " n IIrrrr
Nov. IA, 1859. atg. a;rssEt &, 'l'g 10 ) %st-1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
MOSES BEANS

MANUFACTURES of Boots and Shoes of all kinds, tw
M doors south of the Court House, in the shop formerly
cupied by Andrew Mcbride, Ravenna. ly-323
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
CLOTlFIN1s,

IIAvNT had time till tell the people that our stock
Of cothngs been renewed and that we continue 10 re-
cieye fresh New Goods every month 7t,, g W 1s9f1 "a
SoMERviLLE & REbFIELD,
Ff,- So NfIg ta }W7Aut Nearly opposite the Bank M
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

OeT.Father." said roguish boy. u hope you
won't buy any more gunpowder tea for mother"
ssNWhy not ~
neaase. every time she drinks it" she blows me
uR.sd
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

- A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful thanks to the
ls citizens of Ravenna and adjoining towns their lib
era patronage for the past year, the time assuring
them that pains will be spared to merit continuance OF the
sae by choice selection Of goods the lowest possible rates.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22
Al SDleMdid LOt OF ClOfIlillg,

Joseph icorR Sws Building, opposite the Court House
receiving the largest and best selected assortment of
Clothing offered in this county, consisting of Couts
Pan Vests and Gents Furnishing Goods of every style and
quality which lie is determined to sell prices which cao
fail TO snt purchasers.
Ravenna, April H. 1858. r f..t-' 400
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-22

BOOKSELLER Stationer and dealer in Fancy articles
Toys Musical Instruments &C., north of the Prens
House, general assortment of School and Miscellaneous
Books and Stationery for sale at the lowest prices Those
wishing purchase respectfully invited to call and
ne my assortment.
Nav 3, 1852. 362
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08
Gou-aMu e.,r Ratfne Nauu. ;,


!o,n us there WAS ull,iur i'm his
,.nds. bu, the iucohercnt u,n,,rri,,us
# delircum. to me there was moro.
something of method and reality Yr.i
81 these lrartui hours, fearful. because
Iry were his last and TO he dreaded as
.Irre>lladnwel tn. judgement tn come:
whru reason had ned her throne. and
ust its sway, as if by st.aIc sup,r-
human power, the scenes Of his passed
'areer seemed to float in visions he.
surc the ,Ii,tcrnprrcd brain. Tho
,;calh bed parting with the only pa
rent he had ever known-a fond and
sowing mother, who died e'er he his
loss could know, and tftcr from Ills
burning ryrlidS, now turned with an
expression of childish innocence, the
warm tear drops fall Again the
school rooms scenes and as in boy.
hoods playful moods, heard him
,'all upnn long forgotten names, next
the college days and then, fell despair
MS vision covered and The lost and
lying Clara was seized in Il last EN-
GRACE. Fresh and vivid tony memo.
~ did he recall them all and oh, how
torture racNcd his frame. Anon the
''lrrad OF his life is resumed aud see
n:n IN the c""nscls of the nation and
mark the proud triumph expressed
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Written for the Sumter Banner.
II A R RO "
TEE LAST DELIRIUaT.

Poor Leslie harrow ! we'll may
we 50 call Noi now, and Vet with the
bold, manly carriage aud hann'lr>-
form. which my !l"i;l"ry "t our nnhIr
,ulth aud better days ni nlanh.",d c,!i
tn mind, that cpitllcl of pi'y SOM l.
like Il wound. which then nunr wuud
have dared iIIlict. Lon years, aye
wears OF busy, changrinl w"r!II>
strife have PAST since ! saw thy form
ctmsi nd I" The strangers .rnvc, with
no st"Ia t" mark its last earthly habi
talinn, II" eye save one 10 sh, i tear
of Snrrow; yet IN m.'n"ry's dreams !
see thee now, even in thy Sch,"I-h"y's
hopeful DAYS; at ul.cc the ardent, toll
some stnlent. the tutors "rilr an,l
envy of thy mates again The vcrirs,
madcap OF Il noisy crew. the Spiri, and
cmh"di'nrIt of boy i>h mischief Yes.
Leslie Harrow AID myself were school.
n,a,cS together, >w' rn hirud> and
, siarerS III every childish JOY and s"r
row, h"n"h few could be found n,
whom natures stamp had made wider
marks. LrSl'c's was u strange and
k,wayward to'nrer, quick, bold and re-
:s"'ne IN the deIence ct truth and
worth generous t" y la''lt. with 4 heart
as ready I" melt at y tale Of sorrow as
""'nanS ~ Der S"itc>t h"nr>--t""
Aee'l'y se''s't'v" I" battle with the
world. n mind to" was his on which
genius had set It's 'ndei'ble impression;
what TO others was gained by slow and
I plodd'ng means, his brighter intellect
caught as WITH a. instructive power,
which though often allowed through
very wantoness t" slumber, would ever
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08
support yor.r Ogssa Tkc-
css:pgl1IS.

The f,liowin. sensible remarks.
Ahlrh - tini IN >''nr "i uur eychan-
:r*, "" transfer To our columns, ulrl
Hrnll earnestly cummend them IL
.,ur readers.
nr,r Is no truth more undrli.hIr
an Ina, it Is the b,unlcl duty Of
very community to support It's me.
'l,ucs. hey are worthy and
Indispensable class OF men, and We
md no town or village furnishing
Ai'h mt their aid. Indeed their pres
nee or absence is always Il trnc in.
lex Of the condition of place
.vhc,hrr it is advancing in wealth and
nl'nItaucc, or sinking INTO d cav.
y hrIevcr We pass through village
al hear the frequent sound OF the
carpenters ham .er. the cliuk of the
LiackSm!th> anvil-lhat village we
>ay t" ourselves, is tluuri>hinu. Il
cannot be otherwise. tor the ,.rmIuccrS
=" actively cn.'!nyn.i. and out mum.
.rr the consumers. Whenever an
Ahrcvrr this is he case, the n"oIlr
~" growing wealthy, and at the same
tmr tIa;n'ng mp the rising generation
I" habits OF industry and morality
" hcIe. 1t Il city or village p,ilsncs
The opposite Of lhs Observation-Disclosures
It's mechanics and supports those of
some other foreign ,uwn- -.l..nc who
cnn, will be compelled to &C Ia some
,illcr place, ulll tho " liu are crmp,I
led hy Tie i"rcr ni circumstances TO
'c,naIn, viii Income .,!tr ard p,u!li ate
they viii cca>r to produce aud be
c"nSu'1erS-in Il few Years they be
come iics.ars. and their children
ignorant and vicious.
If there is any truth in the assertion
that we ought rs Il nation to give tho
prcllerencc To domestic manufactures,
tn" fact is equally true with regard to
the community, both are sustained by
the same arguments. Ii Il n"rchan,
would have around him substantial
customers, let him by every means in
his power, support and foster the moe.
hanIcs OF his village, and as they be.
come more wealthy their trade will in
crease, especially in those articles on
vii ch he make tn" greatest profits, 10,
IT is undrnable, that as men
become more wealthy, they also
become more luxurious, and no
merchant will deny that articles
OF luxury always afford the
greatest profits. The habit oi
importing large quantities Of cheap
an! half made articles If competition
win oar village mechanics, is short
sighted and wrong, both as regards
the mechanic and consumer; and il
the merchant wonld look further into
the operation of things, he would find
that he crossed the path Of his own
interest by doing so. Let the mer
chant bring he case to his own door
and he perhaps may better understand
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EIdt 4 tors.

y writer in the last Independent Press
over The signature of Oachiin. thus speaks
oi the editorial corps and their mission.
Il we may he permitted to purge. the
editorial corp" nj a lew such characters as
Horace Grc"Iy, Of the Now York Tribune,
whose licndish mlligniv has onu since
superseded all the nnh!rr feelings rf hu.
,nan nature. ilnp!aning in their steal dead
y haired nj their knh, Their country,
ami Gnl. and VINO seem TO exist, like Pla-
rh"h's plaques, expressly for annoyance
we say, If we ri,y bc permitted To
llvrst iiic editorial fraternity OF few such
characters as here alluded 10, wc have at
ono" a class oi individuals who, next to-
lie INSPIRED men of ntqniiy, have done
more to mnrai,Zo, hlrnonZ" and chris
tlanizc The world than any ohcr las, oi
nrn hcncaih The wide spread canopy of
heaven. This may seem to the ilnohseT-
want as saying too much ln behalf OF the
class IN question:; but lot ns examine the
matter little further, and see if tic facts
do not justify tho position assumed. or
course 1t Is not TO be presumed that the
writer is personally acquainted with the
hal: 81 those who make up the list of odi-
IorS IN The United Sialcs. hence it is ap-
parent that lic grounds on winch is pro-
d'ca!ed the high claims wn have set up for
them, Is SIMPLY the manner in which their
several journals, periodicals and Maya
zines are conducted. And is not this
ground amply sufficient to Justify what
wc have said or may say? Whh the private
or moral character al tho Editor. whatever
it may be, we have norhmg to do. 1t is the
preccpt and no; the example, thar jusliiies
our conclusion. lnc,ccn-twen,ieihs of
the periodicals. now issued IN the United
States are unSparins IN their denuncmtions
OF crime, and III most Instances are equally
zeamiS (hc it SAID to their i,nperIshahe
hnnor) III endeavor;ng to uphold the cause
Of morality and virtue. And in almost
every instance (we feel bound to admit.
from long experience and close observa-
tio,,,) we find none SO ready, so prompt,
and so Indciatigable in their exertions to
| ierre, out the outlaws that infest society {;
| whilst there nre none more disposed To-
award the need Of praise to the justly
mcrilorious.
! -~>>-->-~~-i. .sS~. .~~>-I~>>r~"
SUDTERRANEAN PoPULATIoN.--In Liv.
crpool (England) $4,000 ,pers ms are
said to live in cellars. ..s5
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each tiine)
l| The number of Insertions to he marked
pn all Advertisements or they will he published
Until ordered to I've discontinued, and charged
accordingly.
ONE DOLLAR per square fnra single
INSERTION. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
imehts will he charged the sans as a single in
sterliGn. AMI semi -monlhlv the same new ores
e Obitnarys and Tributes of Respect,
over twelve lines, charged as advertisements.