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PORTSMOUTH MovIEo-Under the influence of
The corporation law n New Ham prh,re, observe
that nc citizens Of Paramount taktng 20 a.
the bus;ness Of that position which ts ait
uaron and importance should have commanded before this
We rejoice IL these symptoms OF revived activity The
editor Of tie Journal Of that lowe, writing from Concord
states ihA. the capital Of the Portsmouth Steam FACTORY
viii De Increased 81 100000 The Rockingham company
IN Portsmouth Will also oe incorporated with capital Of
$4,000 The Sycamore Company viii also &c
with the sane capital and the P,cataena Bleaching and
Printing Company, with tie same esPitAi-su lors-
mouth The State Bank. WITH cspai Q, TOE Stoooo
are no, used In three jean they VII become void The
Journal ,,a.es Also that aiuecact Company Is 70 Be
ncorporstet provide fer tie anticipated increase OF b.
s,n,.. and oocuIs.on One company extsts
.hers now vhich distributes pare soft .hrpngtou!
Lis place sa: circumstances nay cal tsr the es,.o,hIsa.
Of anc,ssy Ess,oa Courier.
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e SAsoYs SARsASizILLA.-Taere are causes deepe,
Than The tcis eglpes for Tho
and fsnier atone FOR instsnc1 gay iron IL cod
and suppose that Ia touching IL cold 10 communicated 'rra
the meal whereas beat x from us hy bs
Det,i ant electricity IL drawn from he By hs
satne mstsI 90 hs prncpls. becsus, h 10 good
radon 10 mixU.d -rstood 1t is NOT ihs n.uy
exisG r-1tye 70 the II aod he --os
Of AOd5rn sceoc5 Is ,iog m1cn To t-rnoy- Is.s
.mpr-sIions nes. subjects and the DEVELOPMENTS
Ia pAl Ch-fnsy prove beyond thzt VERY zrzs
Proportion Of ds-s,es have th-ir ogtn Ia an upn.ipr
Of h, blood Toe fact h.s s.sclYd
tho attention Of medical 1a-n 70 the d.eovery -g-ui
ins III ac' VIE rApe!ty aud csrtsoiy the vital ec,
and ~ the many r-s1. Of his invsstvarou we 10
Have Is 10 preparation Or etc-ni hsn
S.ncss sasspsrha Ia hrpaG!e di.ez.es ILLUMINATION Ok
ibe ,Ain posalcus cru pons scrofroos dYsro
Els, &c II Ia 3 safe ana -fectnsi cure
Prepares and soic rno.essio reIail, oy n 3. o.
sASUs utuSIsA lug 5uitou-sl corner OF William New.
York So6 also al x1S Brosd~ay, East Broadway, and
~ Oruxgsu <ensray hroa shoai lbs United St,tsa Pres
OF p,r ooiis- 81 bosIlas for as
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rourth of July at Georgetown College.

wAsHISoTJS July 4th, 1916
have just returned from Georgetown College
where | have been spending The afternoon. very
pleasantly, with the Students and Faculty Of that
Institution Of Leaning.
The Exercises commenced about o clock, under
the auspices of the PhilOdemic Society. An excel
len, band composed OF Young gentlemen connected
with the college, enlisened the services With appro
p.iate pieces Of music.
After some very appropriate preliminary re-
marks, Mr.. OLvEIRA ANDREWS of Virginia, read
the Declaration OF Independence. The orator Of
the day, Mr.. PROSPER R. LANDRY, then delivered
an eloquent address on Subjects pertinent to The
occasion which had called together. Il was lis
tened 10 with great delight by q large audience,
embracing the Faculty and Students OF the college,
together with a number OF distinguished guests,
among y hon were Senator Johnson, OF Louisiana,
Messrs TIsgATr:. BE,ros, and other members of
the House Of Representatives, THOMAS RITcHIE,
Esq, &c.
About 2 o clock We So. down 10 an excenen, din
ner chiefly OF home produ ction-ainost every thing
Including much o; the wine. being raised On he Col.
lege grounds. Rev. Mr. MuLLEDY, President OF the
College occu pied the Chair On hs left sa. G koRGE
WAsHIs6ros P. GUSTS OF Arlington. aud other
euests-on MS right sat THOMAS RICHIE, Esq
After doing fall justice 10 the bill Of fare 30 boun.
t!lolIy pFo'Ioeo' l1e hcu!Rr ana o!untser Toasts
Of the Society were received. IN these The young
gentlemen take great liberty TO express their admi
ration OF distinguished men. have been present 81
good many celebrations az This College, and
have never seen the name Of HENRY CLAY omitted,
nor received Otherwise than with the greatest ap-
piause
Il would be well il our National Anniversary
were more generally made holiday IL oar Co.eses
The freedom of restraint from study and oisc'Pine,
and The equality with which professor and student
meet and ect in his College upon snch occasions,
tend to nature patriotism and TO cherish kindly
feelings be,vesn the teachers and the taught
The Commencement of this College viii take
place on the 2sSh inst Lieut. AAURY OF The Ma.
tionsl Observatory believe, is to deliver the Ora
ton before the Literary Societies. RIczELISu.
Erxv Coy1yGTos LorrsrAyA-k fire yisi,ed
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LATER FKoA HosDusAs-By the arrival OF the
bark r. Gardener, Capt. Peterson from Belize, Hon.
durss whence shs ssied o. the lih uir we have he
Honduras Observer OF June 6 Is and 20 bu, no
Cap, Peterson reports that &c lei. Belize O'Clock
" on the l4h O; June and took pilot OF s.-nesa, On
the Oh inst At II O'Clock thus making hs Quickest pas
ssse on record, .wo hundred aud ninety hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

Acclpgsrs OF THE FouHrs.-We learn that
young BY the Of Ntnoc was killed 81 oSvlIs
laosSn'on) while in the Of disehzgtnS sAanoa--
He was Il years OF age
Two men. oae named kelley. OF Salmon Fans y D.
and the other RsSo Of Berwick Ne. were killed On the
Boston AMI Name Railroad. Tsey were n ne 6ofnlhs
train from Po.lsnd OF the to2 OF ant in pAs.ins
Under bridge between Grea: FALL and Dover were a1
ned between the bridge and AID So bruised a %
casse thei. death In he coarse Of a few hours.
Boston Traveller.
RAILROAD ACADEMIA man by the name OF
Cunniushsrn killed sekonk. ne Boston anc
Providence Railroad Friday evening In at;snpans
70 jump upon the r-sin when In notion be missed MS
footing and his feet laugh; oy the raees add
nearly cut OF Medical aid called bat nothing could
De done 10 hira- ISos;on At.ss-
A LuSArtc RrsToaED.- M Grimes, late IN in
riste Of funatic ssyura IN kshre Tenn Ia srsveHns
through AenrneAy With book treatise % Insanity,
vrisssa By htraseif for saie
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Business Notices.

SALT WATER BArInSG-At this season Of the year The
greatest luxury which can be enjoyed Is sea bathing Tho
celebrated floating Sen Baths OF Mr. THoaAs at tho Bate
~ are IN III. mos, comns,c orier and afford every facility
,- .,iov, .ns ts,b in the most luxurious manner
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

SUPERIOR CorRr The Calendar will be called to
and including No. IS.
COMMON PIEAs-Psrt Nos lac. IL. IS. Is, l3S, le3
los, le7. l6e III. ~ 2S5 l43. l47 l35, l6l Psus-
Nos los 10, H. lS4 l07, Ill. So so g. %4 1855 eco
l7o 252 25S, ZIG lis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

NOVEL STYLE or sUnaxE HAT, SO 5o-Genln. 81!
Broadway has introduced the novel style OF Summer Hat
mai. Of .he same materials and finished in the
rer as his celebrated GoaiGn.er Hat-ezt.eRsy Light
NJ. a 50 iels II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

~ Grand family holiday hts AZ tho American Muse1m
ih splendid performances both rfsrnooo snd evening
Now as lime for you ladies and litls folks SEQ
novelties and enjoy The anusemants the Fourth. think
grow FAT wise proyerb. and know better place
70 do 4, Than trs Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

u Dr. FELIX GouRAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED Soar,
Tor lie positive snd eradication Of all diseases
moro particularly Tan, Pr-ckes. Sun saru &C. II 10 es
Esd IN mind only Il the on.inai depot 81 w.lier
or'' Store From Brosdw Aso TIC Poadre Subue iof
Graduating sQprrtuors Hall Vegetable Rouge for Crn.
tonlcg Cnecks G.ectsn Ha Dye Lily While and various
otbsf articles for toilet III
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q SEE OUTSIDE OF ro.pAY,s PAPER

~ 71apeieys Others leaving the City 10 the aftsr
roon arelp formed that Ecentss Edition Of The 1rotSe
n printed rvcry day containing the STOCK sales hsf
Sets New. BY Va, southern mail. &c mp to 8 O'Clock
BY ipcuitine stne Sswsr,Jys for the ErsntnS Ecst0E
Of The ,sru- ev.r viii De able 10 take with him
ehe stes, news W the time of leaving the City.
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u Merchants. Mechanics and business men VII
End ths Wing Almanac for ls4s very useful and con
venient book of reference throughout the year Tie
price Is only l2i cents per copy or 81 per dosea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

DTHE Tsrsusr isrsgulary served tho dwellings ia
ttares OF subscribers aPKLApELpsIA eena Per wosH
zssr N he Ledger Buildings Ia sse sssat for hist C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

u The Hutchinson Family are expected 10 a.
rive Il he Cambria the max; Cuca-t steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

HELosTo .tatr that This evening IL for the B.se6 Of
Harry Pscide, enough hi IN. Gsden-bnt tho at,
traction 10 great Plscidss "Old Guard" Is scknowl
gsd his pi-oe-nd ht. Ac'of IN Jlci al
exquisite piece OF drolery CbppsTdsie plays tooln
aughab,s sketch. Wacot mss Clarke, Mrs Wall. aud
the excellent company all lend tibet. aid. Mile BIsogy wa
eminenlly successful last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

r. The Union denies in the mos. positive terms
ths, the Governments a, Washington has any sor: Of
connection with any scheme of Santa Ana for the
Revelation OF Mexico as stated by the Courier snd
Enquirer Of this city. Some three months ago,
ssssthe Government, paper, some sdyentures was m
Washington whowished to obtain their coun,ensnce
and aid in some scheme or other connected with
Santa Ans. They declined all sort Of connection,
cooperation. or participation in any effort for the
purpose. The government of this country declines
all such inrigues or bargains They have made
Waf oPenly in the face of the world. They mean
to prosecute 1t with sll their visos. They mean TO
'o7ce Mexico TO do Is justice al The point of the
sword This, then, is ,hei, destsn-,his is ,hei.
plan and 1t is worthy OF bold, high-minded, and
energetic osopls
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FIRE At CovIsGTos, LOUISIANA fire visited
ne village q Covagor TIE Eth Of June which de-
soye. aE-ber q sousea Supposed to have besa ne
vesk Of a. ls>srSaFy,
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIc.-We arc desired by the
Postmaster General TO state that the storeshp Lexington
will sail from New York 10 the Paciac In eight or ten days
from this time. and that tho Independence will sail from
Boston TO the Pacidc early in August le;ts
newspapers postage paid 10 Boston Now-York may
be transmitted in either OF those vessels.
Washington Union, sth
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~ The SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LITERARY
MksESoEa fer JAY contains snops other things an aE:-
Gle OF the Civil Warfare The Ca-cuss and Georgia tUE
!ns the Revelation The Politics and History Of the
Dance American Military Lave. sc.
e FRENCH DOMESTIC COOKERY, IS the title
OF work JUS, published by,hn Harper esrsc.ns Twelve
hundred receipts 70. cooking I. mus, prove valuable
work to all who hsve to DO wi,h Culinary Affairs.
II The Jaly number Of THE CHlLD's FRIEND
edited BY Eliza l. Foen has been received. Il contains
its ususl araee- OF ir,e-es ting articles
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subscriptions received to The Daily Tribune.
TUESDAY, Jny7
Hudson, Ohio. ........... sockbridgo, MAss.....
Stamford, Ct........... New. Lebanon Spring., NY |
subscriptions received TO The New-Yorker,
TuEsnAY, july. lCnnton, N. Y............. /
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~ Miss PARKER. who was captured al her IA
Tiers fort on the Nayisoo twelve years has
nsr1ed an Indian chief ant welded 10 The Indian
mode Of life. hs; she Is unwilling TO return 10 her white
kindred.
The Commissioners made every EFFORT IN their power 70
reclaim her bU she would 10: listen their kind oers
en; ned with her husband the orairies Even Il she
should be restored her kindred here she would probably
sske advantage OF the first opportunity and dee away 10
The wild. Q: Northern Texas. l'TeSas Register.
Previous accounts tia. she is. and nas been
for long time pnins for her friends and home
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COUNTY CouaT.-Trtal Of Justice Drfakr.-But fog,
members appeared yesterday the opening OF Court
"a motion the trial postponed to the nrst Tuesday
In September. several OF the members Of the Court be-
Ing engaged In the City Communion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-08

81 oLvEz Johnson
Tune .4sii Lsns Syn:
WHEN forests crowned these Te.dkns Ellis
cl aty ye,rs ago,
And ringing tarossh these fertile TNes
Wa heard TIE aIaans blow;
When Peace ant Tnr.f; came hA,d IL asri
These woodland w;lds arcng,
Above the settler. humble CO,
modes, Temple sprung.
In ta:th ou. Fathers reared the shrine
To Truta add Acc ~iecse given
Aro fited hish bescon-izh:
To guide the soul 70 Heaven
Inat iisn. though kindlsd long age,
burning brightly sill
IL rsys a-e now n csaury Ihed
Ger valley, plain ana sHl-
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NIcE-CnAScELLoRs GouAr Before Yics-Chancellor
McConn-D eeistous -rsrmge ~. Curtis & Grrssecld.
Demurrer overruleI
Hama Bdat,. ct al.
(lr,r, at
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-26
T9eM and Stamps u ItcM

Which have become useless or troublesome
wll he extracted in the most careful man
oer, with the latest and best improved in.
slrumPDls
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ENOCn HOWELL.
Il III d bs.

RESPECTFULLY Iniorms he public that be
Has RemoYed his Ship Ia EsPy|ot0D,
where he will always be roqly, a. heretofore, to
make any kind OF clothing, at the shortest notice
and in the boat and most fashionable style. From
his long experience in tho business, he fnttcr'
himself that he shall continue to give general sat
isfactou and thereby hopes 10 receive share ohhe
public patronage.
I ur Particular attention paid to cutting.
All kinds Of country produce taken in payment
foI work.
Espytown, May 8, lsa6.--
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OUR MOTTO,NOT TOBE OUTD0NE
.N'ER'
BLACKsMlTHIAG ESTABLIsHMEN1
By SantCe 81 SiIVcrlhOFn.
TIE undersigned havmg taken the sboT
formerly occupied by Marshal Sllveuhoru
mosI respectfully informs the public lhs
they intend to carry on The above Branch o.
bnFiness and viii at all lines be read, 10 DC
work a lilIIe better and cheaper than any
other eslabIjshmenlln the place, 'aud hel
hope by strict attention 70 business 10 a,cn
large portion Of tie public patronage
AIIkiods Of country prodoce tshtO II
exchange for work & me ready not refused
ISAAC SANTEE,
MARSHAL SlLVERTUORN
Boomshurg Feb, 2ll8I6-44
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.

A large assortment ofthe beat kind Of Carpo0.
"a tor Tools just received aul will be kept oon'
stlndy on hand at the Arcade.
ALBBlGH + 81 MENGEh
Oct 10
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Public Sale.

To be sold al Veaduo by he subscriber
on
Saturday the 2nd day Of January neSi,
on the premises SITUATE in Bloom lowns1ip
Columbia County about one mile from thr
lown Of Boomsburg oA the great road lead.
ing from Rioomsburg TO OrangeviIe, and
Immediately 10 the Iron region Of CoIumbio
County certain lot Of ground contains
z acres strict measure, Wherein 10 erected q
log house snd log stable, a we'll Of water o,
tas door snd variety Of fruit trees, Sale TO
commence al l0U'clock A. NJ. and lelms
made known.
IDDlNGS BARKLEY
Acting Executor OlGeorge Linn dec.
Rloon, ,buEg, ,DeGenber, 1915,
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THE CARL AN d.

N TT " SNv'ts-f.-s" n
5Sxssar<rsnrzzsls=EE=.zssrS= ===-----==-s-=-zsS=
soNo ron THE WYOMING Vol CNrEERs
pYs. o MiNER,
Ana Lea Rig
Whers Su,euebsnna pOurs hel tide
In swelling murmurs 10 The 'es,
Far where her waters narrow glide,
Aud gentle peace ws wont TO be,
A voice came up Of war and woe,
That call'd on US o olr aid 10 bring,
And bsds US gird our swords TO 90,
And show the blood Of Wyoming.
Sweet vale adou, where FRiESpsHIPs We
Has hsld our hearts captive long,
Where gentle Love shall never die
and TRUTH embodied dUsIls n song,
Our thoughts shall gently turn them back
To thee oul Iondes wishes cling,
And when The blast Of war shall break,
Wen strike for thee fair Wyoming.
Though Palo Alto's Ggb, is won,
Aud hush'd The shouts al Monterey,
Ee'r yet the blast Of wal i. done,
Well miDge in the glorious fray,
And side by eide with pauioI bands,
From dslan, lands, on vengeIuI wing
A CIV shall come will nerve our hands,
The shouI shall be Of Wyoming.
We'll gather isurels fresh and green,
Aud pay The tribute war shall claim
And mid the dark end glorious scene,
Theirs be The i'll Iha, made The blame
And when the tolls of war are DER,
And peace at last, her joys shall hing'
The lads that lime and wal shall sPaIe,
will seek Thy shades sweet Wyoming
HONOR TO THE PLOUGH.
Though clouds o'ercass our naive ssy,
Aud seem 10 dim We fuhj
We will not down 10 IsnguOr Ilc,
Or deem tho day 10 done;
The rural srts We loved before
No less well cherish now;
And crown the batques, as Of yoe,
WilhHonour 10 Ihe Plough.
In .hese fair felds, whose peaceful spoil
TO faith and hope be given,
Well seek he prize with honest toll,
And leave the rest 10 Heaven.
Wen grid Us 10 our work like mea
Who oyna holy VOW
And lin JOY ~s meet again
Give Honour 10 he Plough.
Les Art arrsy'd in magic power
With Lsbour hand in hand,
Go forth, and now in perIfs hour
Sustain sinking land.
lie, never SoIh rnnervo tho arms
Or Fear the spirit cows
These words alone should work c churm-
All Honour 10 the Plough.
The heath redress the meadow drain,
The latent swamp explore,
And o'sr The long-expecllng plain
Ditfuse the quickning store
Then fearless urge the iurrow deep
Up 10 ,hs mountains brow,
And wheU the rich results you reap.
Give Hononr 10 Ihs Plough.
So still shul Heolsh BY pastures green
And noddins harVes,s roam.
And still behind her rustic screen
Shall Virtue find home
And while their bower the muses. build
Beneath the neighborlng bough
Shall many grateful verse be 6ll'd
Win Honor 10 the Plough
rs thai clock right over IhereP asked a.
VisIer the other day.
Right over lhere!' said Ihs boy, 'lSin'
nowhere else!'
q~sEss-ses-.~--,sss-s.fre.ss-
Public Sale.
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AND
F4NC y RR 7TCLES,

Smong which may be found, yclyeis and s'dns OF
all oolors feathers, AOwcrs ribbons, berage for
veiIs kid and cotton gloves, linen and cotlot hand
kercbiefs, polka and plain combs, shell and other
side combs, breast pins, shawl pins and all other
kinds Of pins, bead and other needles, gold and l.
yer pencils silver and other thiuhles; steel beads
ring, and tosseIs shaded aud plain twist for purses
and bags olasps for bags, purses ond bdgs ready
made, velvet meek ribbons Of different kinds, cOlar
e., cap stuff, ejging and bordering, head Jiessrs
bracelets, hooks and eyes thread, tape, &c. IN fac:
almost every thing usually to DO found in fancy
store, all OF which she vi" dispose Of US low as the!
can hs obtsine elsewhere
Also o--Fashionable BONNETS and CAPs
mode and kept on hand for sale
November
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Cabinet Ware House.

- 1B SAAASS ~ NAG - &&S ~ ~ VI
rWNdE subscribe would respectfully inforn, the
h public, that he has taken the sn p lately oc
cuped by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end Of
BIoSn'hurg, where he IL carrying on the
0ADl Nlag BlISuNl&&SD
ia all its various branches, aud where lac will be
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted 10
be made Of good material aud durable aud ho ia.
tendl keeping on hand
Side50ardS, SecretarieS, bureaus,
WWaro6eS, carl Tabieg. Dining
Tables Bre0&Jast Iabics,
CupJ0ardS, Stands, WaM
SiQndG, ,BedgteadS,
Dough.roughS,
Co6Hs, &c.
ind Ilklnds 0fwo;k in his lue which be VIII Sc
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purcha5cc
IN the county.
by sIrct attention to business he hopes to r,
ceITe ashaIe Of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April 20, lsl6.-lyl
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-23
For the Portage Sentinel.
Agricultural Fair.

The Portage County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will hold its Fair at Ravenna, on We'd
nesday, the sOth ofSeptember inst, at 70
o'clock, A M, to continue NO days. The
firstlday will be devoted to the exhibition
of domestic animals.
On the second day, ate O'Clock, The
Flowing Match viii take place on the prem.
ises OF Mr.. Charles H. Bostwick, two miles
east of the village, on the Pittsburgh road
Those desirous Of Witnessing the operation
ofa subsoil plow, will there have an oppor
tunity to do SO. On the afternoon Of ths
same day, there will be exhibited at th'
Court House, the products Of the Dairy, tn
Farm, Mechanical skill ofall description
that may be offered, together with, sucl
other exercises as will serve to spend til
time agreeably. TO conclude by award
ing Premiums and the election ofofficers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-23

That NEW NAME.-The wings have
for long time styled us,the 'progressives. y
But just as usual they are now reclaiming
their gift. The Tribune of New York city
is just out with new name, which begins
thus:
"1he Progressive Democratic Wing
Party!!r
Just as we expected. Next they will
claim to be genuine 'dyed in the woo''
Loco Foces, and never were any thing
else. Go 1t Coons. Take what names
you will, the stripe is yours forever. An
animal can't outlive its nature OF change
its spots.
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Concert.

We understand that Messrs. Morse and
Munger will givesa concert of vocal music
in this place on Friday evening next. We
had the pleasureof hearing these gentle
men perform several pieces few evenings
since, and they were done to our entire sat
isfaction. Their singing is accompanied
by the Melodian, which adds very much to
the entertainment The lovers Of good
music will attend the concert on Friday
evening.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-23
EGualiZing Taxes.

If there has been any one subject which
has been harped upon by the wings in con-
nection with the tax law more than anoth-
er, it has been the equalization of taxation.
That some men did not, under the old law,
pay their just proportion of taxes seems to
be admitted on all hands. And the wings
have most pertinaciously insisted that this
evil was to be remedied under this new law.
But how does it work?
The Board of Equalization for this coun.
ty met in this place last week, and by q
vote of three to two (the .whig Auditor and
the two whig Commissioners voting togeth-
er) agreed to accept the returns Of the Dis,
trict Assessors without alteration. We are
told that in one township some farms that
are worth $50 and $35 per acre, are as.
sessed at $l5, while other farms of but little
over half that value, are assessed at $l6;
and we presume that like appraisement
has been made in other townships, for we
have heard ofone instance in which dep.
uty Assessor appraised the value of wild,
uncultivated land at $l7 per acre. This
is the manner in which the taxes ore E.
QUALlQED in the County of Portage un-
der this new law. Farms of the most val
ue are assessed the least and as conse-
quence pay too little tax; while those of a
less value pay a greater tax.