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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
Ia W INTELLIGE VCh.
SUPERlOR C0URT-B.ilre Juse. BoswoRrH.
Bufh SHE d. SIT John Cough


Suit 20 test the ownerhp of bay horse, valued az
Plaintiff that defc him 6J aud him
lieu lie d b and aefwsrd
sable where and 0fcibly took him lind
the horse giving
abde th 10 defense iGeied that ct the
Ais action dCeLd Of ths horse, and pn
without h1 from bis possession Th dc MED.
Ntroici foi tie psrtin. ysbins tie properly 1T Sln
psu that defeuosIt ed Jeeu'sh Moore snip
ehie, d.. AID blssug 10 s6s for which said
kwa receive b. per that he became indie 'ed to NJ for
lii oI to s"2 s. ana that sac claim sssoei by
Tor vus sdenton TO pSaiia brnsss la oefsnse
bssd thas Mr. Only al day that the said
da not .ocustey uprut,0d sooes or keep account Of
abs seVeIs aud that bO9 paid
him which in full Tor all his rvices The case is
Cokorthsus' n Barrett
height and already
6utd 10. NTcot Tor plsirt1 7l S. tho opinion
Charles Dsnfsrth archer Sch.nck Peter H.
Sch
To a2te value Of machinery furnished by paluhs
tnAelinstsG Paterson honck
tG. sins tr6 Ii alleged that u l.. Schenck
thu INST the too of said
erd be solvent sad t2OsO
tu' o1isinns they
Mr. rtt,r H. y who inr~ that had
credit holds g. csm
suffered tue cf A95O defense denied
by r. thai upfOaud,d rrplose
Their tn TIE tdorsement Of Mr. Low then
petty aud that the said macuely 30 sold
ppstG By Mr. Peter H. In 5000 ah who paid valss TIE
Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS Tssy.dsy-ssfOre Ja>'ss

Vanaore McGee lad plead guilty 10 larceny in steal.
Ing piece. Of silk from dry goods store in S0sdwsy AMI
d o TIE House Of Refuge
FsBes Russn psaeed guilty keeping sdode,y hoa In the
Eevef Wa u sap pded the condition that
he woud he~p bis place orderly la future
Peter Mooney feosioasy receiving 40 p1rnff Of
scqnhsed
The Grand Jury with indictments sssiast
Seyessi skoosss eli Of whom srIsned and viii be tried
xpeyyow. AAjeszssd fey ths day
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Nauier.,

sd I'm Proyreecwu Iih ,ch soPer 5ops, North Ah'n
t. a.
arr p Heens bark San Frsncisco 'shps 400 VII 3,
rds1 leth cruise 9Th 'hio Bs'cy rapzI ,oo
SIC ~ land a.: 18Th bTs Od Fellow YOUNG si= uh-
tor 10 VII 1870 90 sd 1;bl 18Th. Caroue Cs Green
Tot u 5C0sp "a 25hl l7fh Dove Roe Il o" sP
rua I'D .Eh Dsco khba b IL Tsp aud sid . nj req
La Grht Jerpey Matt so - -, q,
cd ~ uoroun Siles Rchfr4s Whco. o. % Tor bar
ope.ss. lCfb L.nca.ter Alnly fsod flr New Bedo-t
Capt Riddell Of shp Haivest Il nucset re-
Tos her on Tristan Nov Reports in let n - Mas'chd'ea
cIeen oil ell
Puirer wDcdrd IN Pacific Ocesl, With 1900 bbs
h " sp oil
Ju let So IS Ion. l2 So hio Cowper Fisher B. 70
cut. o tbl. on, sylas ont BIZ hsh 49, -
jar Is no ship Dartmouth Manchester 81 d fm Homo
lulu foI Bedford
cruise clean Same day, ship Oregon vt b. Il mos
10 bbs
Mech the Mona Passage scb Mountain Spring mot nous
tain hing of PrOyincetewn sill wel-cean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
VESSELS EXTERN
crssse

Ipcrsste .......... g he. lis 5t5i Dee...I ~
We annex usual comp srative table showing the
tuprsse which has entered at this port from foreign
countries in each calendar year from is. TO 1883 bon
inclusive
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10 "a .nd 10 e.lnsse.

Dir Douelass who e'e ted President II the Cumoer
hId Company. has been constrained by Ill health to do
cline accepting the arpoiu'mert.
The Wiililmro', and E!mra and the Cattiwssa Roads
will, urdetiaLd be complied by the 1T of july mkt
Tie Cotton movement is stated a. annexed in IVngi'
T5y,ulgr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

Both 6, Boston ard Philadelphia the money market is
active.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington snd Baltimore Railroad
Conn ~ has made a lm annual dividend Of = cent,
payable on the let Of April next
Tie Boston Part audts to that all the Ralro.d
CCnlatit il New England have combined to make
etIcrs rse in fares after the LIT OF Ap1 srd mat al the
c1p,raions in Boston decline TO eel csets for
loI ger u rod ttant6t Tie psen OF fare through
Out New England about cents y me.
Tie Clinton Bank Of Columbus, Ohio, has rehnqli he'd
business The charter having expired re Is. OF January
hst Tie tax laws Of Ohio so bufdensome upon tbs
bark soc no Ger that the bank capital OF the STATE Is
gradually diminishing The President and Cashier OF the
Clint Bank and number of ths former stockholders
have formed private banking firm.
LAX, Superior SILVER Mining Company have received
al al a., SIS file lot Of ser to England e assay
"1he two casks Of copper and silver have been crushed
ard a,ty.d for A. j. Smith Esq Secretary OF the Lake
SuJ eror Silver Company TO whom the ore belongs ana
il contains 30 Of Le oliver 20 the tun OF ~ c"t OF
ore, end l6l per cwt Of pure copper.
a letter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

MINIATURE AIMASAc..,...r His D.T.
% j
Sandy Hook.s II Gov Island l0 Of Hell Gate. az
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lhdveftls-ren,l

TIE Old BREWERY IS II WAS AND 1s.-Ta's II
te,ey he otsst Of tie "a. Play namely pop~.is
Ss-aretFe Old 6Te~-y - q 80 - 80
st. .harns i.erss SGD as-seihe Oh b1,Fey =
Nth an - re r. dnsTy Ns bgl1srY is pse'1bs 20
sts, Hfc Tx crsfas-, q1t tie idA niiJ -.
" ,s,sh .lv ihs kv~sD i er,~ds' '.@ea 49, -
sfnb ssch Pi. q 10 ptivens fGor 80 49, 20
ftcs'o farsiy Ac 80 e. eaft aoas mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

K,sos CoCETY UosTlTAL.-Extract from the Resident
rb,eiss itpaIf for he week erdns Hrch II Rev slios IN
Vo,r, 49, fetysd by II Superintendent 70 born % co.
tai 10 1IsI,,o uOu,e discharged, a., d-ss1sA
q total E.!ntiTiuE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

Milltf & Grant. No. J1i Broadway haze ju't fc
,.lv.a con leie astonf1t Nacoc srs E13 ers
Lea 30 - Ell,iodei.s - e.s-y a1g cd 81 Sd d.
ssr, Ir'ces uode:A'c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

III Apl7.
~ ,l.s'F '-rs q STOKE ,eurou ~e-s ,lsb y
-" 20 = 80 Tc,' It s,o,:',.. q
90 Ci-..o "a 80 I'D s-f'he 70 a1'i'r,s-
s v-,sn erff,rn r Ja-ts1- a-s-eh mots,rs. ~.
Ia es.5 ssa'bra J,e'.on Brssc- la e..
~ sh,I So y 60 .. oieSt
st.fc, Kisj.ioeter -
,t.-f. S-s.-s,v ...'..,..
4 sls.'. Co.sH >,
. 80 - ......
j. - 80 ''''.''''.'-''''.'''' Z,
10 49, ?, 10 Fs-e u. u7srr> co--r- ....... IS
f,tufs r's.u 90 lH'ur .,cs c r-n7....... -
fsr'' lr - -- -u-'r-s e 10y .......;
.,.T,, W "a csa7l.s7 -
III I i'm Z * 81 Eocb.;.,F bls do-a:cI ,.leal
CT 9 cfu', rsytbie ne 4,hof Aprl.
Nr Nh % h-virc refined e. President # the 5.
y h~la I.Ik of:I.. CT a soeouut o. BE pe'srTe i
Lslrv,to t-cee..er-. sIr Jass ph " Cors' ms been
q <.tninIh Place Er 81 ll.i has aceeP, he Wee
fs,ticorCs q 10 BIZ
Tie t,,au.r ga SATURDAY vi take cone t7'2c'c o.
CcCto u god bars Tor Farce although the r4o Of TX
clfrrs f.,,- ] o profit On tle s1iprerf q ro.L
N,rsy IS crser 20 doy IN he St1 C-rl's hu he Dc
rsud from lie r-r,'ne c;ros is la-,sr aud he Baok.
dorot 6s,ourt rrey Paler pressing the maze. Il
9dlO cent for fret ass. AID some god lanss nave
tcan scl3 or 70 3 Cfut
T1ed, r. ro 50 So We rs lee yeor 4, iris tine, bu' tie
iha rvor s1d canal vii brn; 's3 increase
O. buvers Into r,lk.t Tho prices of fr-' god e.
rtcIy Frtub sre in macy case, cor de-ab'y ~ ne
inrot cot AID ebtre Invoices UNDERLINED have oee4
soid at los OF 40 and 20 = G NJ
TIE P..ltr Ven Ire OF 30 apshps we hear "a dong
lsrce tu ir0s Tfsy have aired, made over W. hla-
d,,5 i,s t,f-efr NJ ycr aid y tCre aud 49, lo'1y
uu,h 70 iYcur.e the business of tie CHg VIII tho
I,tIrue sfd Ohio Rar ID. tbs ire o. sliQ' iorn- Al
ttter vh the West by which large amounts Of
Fl gifts Icloh our sLarves AID necessarily couEa.acts
tie e, &C Of The closing Of the Cauals.
Tie following s staiemsn Of the deposits and colnase
at tie Branch MAT: New Orleans durD The month Of FEB
rr6Ty, 1874
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Az .ss,s.n.n. 7
5. kOOT HAs Tue MzpAl /.


bHe "'' Cryra Pasce Preni1n-
fer ossssuto'Jpfs
htnFm'ef .,rfeF 8rosc ccr1ef o. 2,
frt te't, ~ SO ie:sIes Ia wst,1ef wstA.ef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
VJLLLAN.SBURGH ITEMS.

L,rscurr-Mr A Patterson launched from he yArI
Eoat At y &c oes yet rd ~, tEe SIP tfacS
I'D Intended for their lae
Of Apvep T,esss iG feet ioTg IS toet beam . 'se
A. ep md harden She s to be COMMANDED ~ Cep.h
RtSlweli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

P,px W.rrH.y whee.r R,itrore from Liverpool eve
kesvv g-s the psssas-. pDsl
,.,d sals March l.. st 81 lon s. D. prs-d ~,scAed
ts with her OF Of seer nsnnia' sttadnS sni Jiy
70 us.t -
,cthe TIA inst, iois Joboon aal dii
oher iglt dausge - 5000. -, -,
Fac AVN FIEBErH Ose of Phil delpbisl which "" bo~n
rh, a. Irsfu. tni r beni OF unfer rrt'r'
h.. fe,n rurcb1sG Ahur Kemp u Nstr Or
s2C(Q; W. ,etard the b,-h 90 i,a an Mt
aud Lsirq fed She spHeari bat tr Il any strn1'i
I'D ueht viii probably sail hsrs,t-r uoter btsh
ooIors. ,,--,--,-.
BSIc Csdeu.s for For l.nd p, n', Chsrso,
ih .sk which coumeuced soon ser !eayi-g Ps asa
tt.ssiy c-stsd
scps Va L rbi ashor, Lives D-l, for soma
tine T unched 3gh list and 90 % ha-i oil soon
a. he tides oud ptTmit
scsR r. BEoWS Wiri-g'o7 reports that On the
IN " OF Chinro'ssgue vessel 50 0ass burden oO
p usde out her name 10 he a Isn
fcRz wiL-oN rom Portland r Ns1nrsI which stri-s
Poin- Cd without dsmtr' sos re-
Ieitsld Would proceed beE tae tst thr
wind.
SHIP unknown s,hcre recently on ore o. ti'
pritua bovs OF o. the ~rrckes 1le Va N'r
s sid had c boxes and went INTO NAa on the on
Inst.
PoNEEs which -r'ehed en- SIC COST Of Cor,
lsi which puehsd By Got waterman an aken
ttftied cipnernp OF ZH u7,
ard sal from hat port 18th ut Tor Newfork via Ciiaeas
.1srfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MARCH H. 1884.

,.J On rlsce at Albany today stopped by an injunction
- I'd lines AL the sale po-'-
obIall,. y pe.ssf ss.- -.yp.sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
''''|' "AssAY OFFICE, No 70 natton Garden, !


TIE price of fire silver i aboat 81 80 per OF and the
premium besides Now then, if We can only get ehouSh
fhis ore L. stock viii be worth par or over short
" and DE aueson Of quantity have 30 doubt Of; tnd
Ii any case, il will be q ciced in tire spring
The edyiees from the Douglass Ioushon Nine up to
the latest dates are quite favorable. 1t is believed the
mine will make considerable shipment IL The spr.ns
According to the report OF tie supedrtsnd7nt dated
in January the emourt Of ground open was 1921 feet,
shafts, leves &C. $50 a,homs sopcg 20 ahom' cutting
down SHAFTS &c The amount OF ground ready for Sto
Ping stated at coo feet which is Gale la'ed TO yield
s6oocO ooTper st cost of $4,000 The working force
The mine is e5 The veins al boxing favorable.
The Secretary of The Treasury has reported TO the Seni;e
in rel resolution of that body list of the banzs and
the barking capital employed in the United States on the
S1h Of June last from which appesrs that tue aggregate
csls s2C6 724 955 and Of which s6ss996 was held
by foreigners.
The following table vii show the amount OF banking
capital each STATE, az the amount he'd By foreigners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

Tie Iruter Of arrivals hour foreign ports IS greater
than the uuuler Of direct clear many vessels
cesr for coast ise port TO obs en- outward cargo
Nh:tanding that the rate Of in, rease in the number
domestic the number of seamen EN- Dyed in foreign
sells hts 1en n While in American vessels il has in
cItssCd VIII be BY the follow. ng comparison Of
tie Lrr.ysis:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

HisHSG vEssELBr schr Wie,apmoysh tof Corawai' y
from iIcr,an fer Boston Kingston l. Nov ani has d
, fesr rad rom she haa cao piR ton sui ej. which
With fhe end hrizht money (. n-uIoii 10 Bosom
CEREsoo reported yesterday s vas ell error 'a'
arfy.G On 1utsC8y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

NEW f0Rk, Safrh - iePS
4 T O MEETING Of the Directors OF this COMPANY!
- held this dsy Mr. Et LSOE ROBINSON tsndsr-S h. reas
iiop OF the Office TT ~ the impaired y
his helb aud LIS r,suafon having been sccep'cd VI
DEW @sa unalimously elected I,ee'otet "a ne Pc
RobiS4ob. hAIhANiEL MAf'h STeU-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

Ne~ Yors l5h March 1884
hIVIDEN D-A semsnnual Dividend OF rNn
~ PER CENT The osp', sioe. Of ,hs conosny
dry been declsred In cash AZ the Office o. the np
the 9Th Cofcs,s Of sock 10 ennef Vi
late Cor JuncioD edo Now ali sod Clsv- ,aa -
require to be eSchspgsd for csrfcate OF this Company oeo
Id, paid q.
Tho tooi will be closed from the ih Inst 20 t1s ~
' - 49, " Wv " b LIrCaPIELD, Tressra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

Hun on TpE CasRGE or ARsOg--A young man namei
- NJ 80 o.. examined Lefo-e Ioice Sal B. yestsrs pn
IN a. 81 tils lOrar Ia ~ "r'st n" %
~. as lie held swat the aob Of tie Grand jury
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

PAINFUL BUT LAUsHABLE.-In "Notes OF an
Army Surgeon we had the following:
remember one day, in making my hospital
rounds, patient just arrived presented an ampu-
tated forearm, and so doing could scarcely re-
strain broad laugh; the litter was constantly on
his face.
"What is the matter! This does not strike
me as subject of laughter"
at is not, doctor, but excuse me, lost my arm
so funny way that l still laugh when look
at It."
"What way!"
.Our first sergeant wanted shaving, and got
me to attend to it, as am corporal. We went
together in front Of his tent: had lathered him
took him by the nose, and was just about apply
ing the razor, when u cannon ball came, and that
was the last / saw of his head and my arm. Ex
cuse me, doctor, for laughing SO, but never saw
such thing before"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

A waiter was examined the other day, before
one of our Courts. We annex his testimony;
"Your name is Flunkey, believe!"
ayes, Sir, Robert Flunkey."
"Well, Mr.. Flunkey, you say the defendant is
no gentleman. What makes you think so!'
"Cause, sir, he always says Thank YOU when
I hand him mutton-cbop, or even bit of bread.
Now, a real gentleman never does this, but holl-
ers 'Here, Bill, get me mutton-chop, or will
throw the pepperbox at your head. You can't
deceive me with gentleman, your Worship
Csuse why! have associated with too many Of
'em on the race-course."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

SPIRIrUALIsM.-Judge Edmonds, in his late
lecture at Worcester, as we learn from the Spy,
gave the following fact confirming the doctrine
of spiritual interest in the affairs Of men-"Be-
fore any accounts had been received from the San
Francisco steamer, medium in New York had
received and written out full account of her loss,
of the rescue of portion of her passengers by the
three ships, of the number that was lost, with a
particular description of the persons and dress Of
the two female passengers whose names were not
known; and that the account agreed entirely with
the facts as afterwards ascertained."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

Or Show US a lady's bonnet, and we'll tell
you what sort of an institution she is. fit is
showered with red ribbons, cupids, bows, ETC., she
Is as full of love and poetry, as country inn Of
politicians and lovers Ifit goes in for the simple
wrinkles, plain colors, and couple of modest
knots, she is perfect jewel, sweet, sunny, mild,
but as afectionate as freshly nursed kitten. If
1t is "stuck all over' with a paradise Of clover,
three story ostrich feathers, wax hollyhocks and
juniper berries, put it square down that the cali
CO is a single establishment and will never see a
fortieth birthday. Bonnets are true index Of
woman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22
NAW Firm
MEDICAL NOTICE.

B. MORTON, NJ. D., PHYso PArH1c PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON,
UOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w generally that he has per nanenty located himself in
calls in his profession.
Dr. M would say 70 the public, that he combines the pure
Botanic Practice with the Hydra Pahc Water Cure his
treatment of disease, and hitherto has been very successful
oce stairs, on the same floor at the west of the Whg
Gently occupied by Mr.. Sutherland. -
Dr. M has recently purchased and has for sale the Gava
i Supporters, which Is said be sovereign
edy for Pr0apsus Ue and Seminal Weakness has ohe,
desirable advantages other that been intro
duced ~ the pus besides its galvanic that is con-
stently kept up while worn. = r = EfI n y ~
Rayenna, September 2e, ,le59 - -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22


"wHo MADE Yout"-one cftbs ladies cOnnec-
ted with he aIethoaist Five Points Mission, y
VINO has under her charge some thirty little boys,
lssilsd them together on the morning Of Christ
naS, to perfect them 10 their answers to questions
The intended to put them before the visitors during
thss afternoon. After arranging them properly
iks frs, boy on the right, in answer to the ques-
tion swho made you!" was to say "God," The
ne1t, "0f what were you made!" reply, "The
dust of the earth," and SO on through the Cate
chiBm. The all important moment having arrived
the little 'shavers" were told to stand up. The
little head boy, It seems, was missing but the fact
being unnotced by the teacher, she proceeded with
the question, "whO made you!" which ELECTED the
following laughable answer: 81 was made out Of
de dirt Of the ert but the little feller what God
made has got the belly-ache and gone home
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

GRAPHrc.-A country paper lately got up an
account of the fire in this city, at the corner OF
Congress and Butter streets, headed-"Destruc-
tive fire, eleven buildings, ten horses and one
COW in ruins"
"Charley, don't you think women are at the
bottom of all mischiefv'
"Don't know, Bob; but when l was young
ster and bent on any mischief, my mother gener-
ally found her way to my bottom"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

uA yankee once asked an attorney how an
heiress might be carried off. "You cannot do it
with Safety" said the counsellor "but will tell
you what you may do. Let her mount a horse,
and hold bridle-whip; do you then mount behind
her, and you are sale for she runs away with you,
in lieu of your running away with her." The
next day the lawyer found that it was his own
daughter who had run away with his client.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

Love that has nothing but beauty to keep it in
good health is short-lived, and apt to have ogue
fts.
A man cannot possess anything that is better
than good woman, nor anything that is worse
than q bad one.
A man who cannot command his temper, his
attention, and his countenance, should not think
Of being man Of business. ..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22
Dr. Valentine Mott.

The ridely celebrated Professor Of Surgery in the Nedea
College, Ncn York City, says
at gives pleasure to certify the value and efficacy
"yers Cherry Pecoral which consider peculiarly adap
ted TO cure diseases Of the throat and lungs. ,"
Cures diseases Lungs have been effected
by Cherry Pecora in such extreme cases warrant the be-
lief that remedy has length been found that be depend
ed on to the Coughs Colds and Consumption which
~ from our midst thousands every Its indeed med
icinc to which the afflicted look With confidence fol relief
and should not fail to avail themselves of il. ta
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C, AYER, A..
Practical Chemist, lowell, Mass.
For sale by ISAAC SWIFT lyena; DIR. Isaac Coles Pal.
myra Day Mann, peerfald J. H. Sprague Garrettsvle;
j. Cone Franklin Mills Campbell, Newton Falls; and
by Dr. ugsssganerally. ,!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22
STABLER'S rH
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORAkT

confidently recommended to nvaids, as unsurpassed oy
any known preparations for the Of OUGHS, HO6RSE
NESS and other forms of common colds; BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, GROUP, COWS SU.HP7TONin In an early stage,and
for Relief patient in advanced stages OF ha
tai disease.
Il combines scientific manner, remedies of long es
teemed value with others of recent discovery and be-
sides its soothing qualities acts through the skin gem
y and with great efficacy for the OF this class OF disease
cs Price Fifty Cents Curtis Hatch, Agent, Ravenna, o.
VONFECTIONERY.-The best assortment Of French and
~ American Confectionery to be found In RaVenna, Tor
sale by b. LITTLE.
T)ERFUMERY & HAIR OIL.-Lubin's extract and Co.
logne Trcopherous, Lyons Rathairon, Briggs Cos
metc, Farina's toilet Compound, Ms hair tonic Jules
Haue hair Restorative, Macassar and bears OIL Ok Mar
row, for saleby b. LTTLE.
DLANK WoRK.A large assortment Of full and half ed
ID Books, memorandums and pocket Diaries for 1888, IN
quantities to suit purchasers, for sale by b. LITTLE:
DIRD CAGES, &c.-A splendid assortment. Also, Bird
ID seed fountains baskets bathing dishes and cutie bone,
for sale by b. LITTLE.
PECTACLES Watches and Jewery for sale at lew figures
- by b. LlTLLE.
MUSICAL LINSTRUMENTS-Anew new supply of Accordeons,
Nl Flutes Vos Fageets and Ffes Of superior quality
ust received and for sale cheap, by b. LITTLE.
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY.
THE inhabitants Ravenna and Portage county will please
take that have added former stock In trade,
the above articles Please call and examine assortment
Watches and Jewery repaired promptly and IN the neatest
and best manner. b. LllILb.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22
silver ware. watches AND JeNEelry
{ NCw ApriVnl.
new FALL AND. WINTER GOODS,

UhhENFIEbDhH mas JUST Feceiv0dthF largest and most
s splendid stock of the best and latest style of Fall and
Winter Goods ever brought 70 this section country which
for style finish and durability cannot be surpassed MY stock
of Over Goats consists of following kinds Pilot Beaver
Mohair Ngerhead Peterham, Banket Felt Broad Cloth
and Sanet Also endless variety Of Frock Dress Sack
quality and color!t il saa ealay a sGgsI a}'s Il
Furnishing Goods from the finest white linen to the cheap
est hickory Shirts wrappers drawers, socks gloves crayats
socks, neck ties suspendes, handkerche shirt collars
trunks salises umbfeliars, india Rubber coats
ieggns, etc etc. .iGog2 70 aei{aNtY44 a tIH gisF
- a ComA one, come all, ard giye call, saebt,na
ssoa @ .. eREEsirELDEs.s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

The great mission of Commerce is to do away
with wars and Major Generals To produce 0
good state of feeling between this country and
Great Britain, "the shipments of cotton' have
done more than all the sermons that were ever
preached. We never pass a bale Of "thy great
Sosthesn stable" without lifting our hat and bles
sing the man who invented the cotton gin.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22
S,EOYES. STOYEs!

THE subscribers recelyingand prepared offer
to the public the largest brough,
to this market. Among thcm are the following kinds:
CooKING STovEs-Empre State, sizes; Western; Premi-
ELEVATED OvEN-Cobb's; Clinton Air Tight; Califor
mia nr tight; True American air tight. }NA ~f1 fs
PARLoR STovEs--Among the Paror Stoves Grecaa
Parlor. for both wood COAL this Is pattern, the doors
upon principle andis nogeher oe neatest
and most convenient stoves In us tits worth Journey the
shop TO look at IT, Also, the Waverly, Rox stoves, Coal
CYLINDER franklin and others have not to eDune.
rate kinds Of Sheet Iron Stoves band or made 10 or.
der N bah kinds Of Jobbing, Fave TreuRs Shouting
ETC., attended to at short notice. i, =, ~ :" "
5Ravohna, Sept. 8, 1853. BEcKLEY4 & RAWSON.