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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-02
$6,6O4,406 GIG, ,343, ,673
6,604, ,406
Increase Of IL counties over

Increase Of IL counties over
1914 $9,737, ,267
The Advocate, speaking Of the above
table, says, "a fool can see that the opera
ton. Nov that may be all very true;
while nobody but a fool can see it. Here
are twelve counties, the personal property
of which, in 1874, amounted to %, so, ,604,
as returned for taxation. The very same
counties, in 1646, under the operations Of
the outrageous whig tax law, return person
oil property to the amount Of $l6, ,343, ,67S;
and according TO the law, the one-half Of
this vast amount, which is SO, Ill ,s36, so,
is placed OH the duplicate for taxation, ina-
king an excess over 1914, Of $l, SGT ,420-
SO, upon which the people Of these twelve
counties have to pay IN additional tax, on
personal property alone, Of more than$2 J.
600. And this, the editor Of the Advocate
is fool enough to think, and impudent Q.
nough to assert, slightens the burthcns' Of
the tax payers. But they, the tax payers
will not think so when they come to pay
this sum; they will not think it an easier
matter to pay an average tax Of Is mills on
the dollar on a sum Of SIS, n, s36, so, than
on the lesser sum Of &c, ,604, ,4O6; they will
not think that the addition of million and
q half Of dollars to the sum on which they
were taxed in 1874, will be tightening their
burthens.' Ifthat's what the editor Of the
Advocate call Tightening the burthens Of
the farmer and and laboring classes,' We
should like to have him make it little
palmer, for We are not fool enough TO see
II will be seen by the table, too, that the
return Of personal property in our own
county, in good old Tuscarawas, for 1896,
is almost three times that Of 1914. The
amount to be placed upon the duplicate this
year, is $I2s,5 making an excess over
I 1914 Of one hundred thousand fsco hundred
and t,.irty-one dollars! on which the people
have to pay a tax Of more than FIFTEEN
HUNDRED DOLLARS in addition to
that paid. on the same class Of property in
1914. u .s4t .6,..
How desperate must be the cause Of the
guilty leaders who are crippling the industry
and energies Of the people by this grinding
and oppressive tax law, when they resort 70
such unblushing impositions as the Advo,
cate attempts to paint upon it's readers! No
doubt the increase Of personal property
through the state, will average that Of 1'us.
carawas, making the enormous sum or on
hundred and isuenfy-nine thousand fps hun.
dred and i,centy- y-nipe dollars which the PEG.
pie must pay, over and above what they
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-02
For the Seniine
Democratic Senatorial Convention.

Pursuant to the call Of the Democratic
Senatorial Committee, the delegates from
the several townships composing the couns1
ties Of Portage and Summit, assembled in
convention at the Court House in Ravenna
in said County Of Portage, on Wednesday
the 26th day Of August, ls4e at II o'clock
A. M. The Convention being called to-
order J. L. Ranney was called to the chair,
and o. L. Drake appointed Secretary.
On motion Of R. P. Spalding, Esq. the
delegates from the townships severally ap.
peared and produced their credentials, and
took their seats as members Of the conven-
ton. Whereupon on motion the Conyen-
ton adjourned to meet again at A O'Clock,
p. M.
The, convention again assembled pur-
suant to adjournment, and on motion OF
Samuel strawder LUCIUs v. BIERCE,
Esq, Of Akron, Summit county, received
the nomination, by acclamation, as the can.
didate Of the Democratic party, to repre-.
sent said district in the Senate of Ohio.
On motion Of the same, it was resolved
that Mr.. Bierce be requested to deliver
political addresses in the various sections
tof his district, at such times and places, as
shall best suit his convenience, preceding
the election on the second Tuesday q. Oc-
tober next. se. ss, : il
| On motion of R. P. Spalding it was re-
solved that the proceedings Of the conven-
/ ton be signed by the Chairman and Secre-
4 tary, and published in the Portage Sentinel
and American Democrat. Whereupon
there being no further business the conyen,
tion then adjourned, sine die.
J. L. RANNEY, Chairman.
] o. L. DRAKE, Secretary. .,'' I
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-02
"a GENERAL MEETING
M0JyDaY y, sas 10th ;nsiani,
Al four O'clock il Ase y9fleraoon, IN IA,
State House Yard. s !. y

sMOSsAA - stsC AVtN sU1s0W, III
Al four O'clock III Ase .9flersoon, IN ne
State House Yard. ~ "
"PENNsYLvANiANs! The sources Of your
wealth are about 70 be- dried up the means
Of your existence cut off-TME BANK isto
be put down--THE TARirs reduced
through the influence Of President Jack
son. -
"Will the Citizens Of Philadelphia sup
port him who opposes their deepest and
dearest interests? nj l,t. rss ,-s4g WI
sFARMERS and MECFIANICSi Mex. n
CHANTS and MiLLERs! MANuFAcrusKRs i
and LAND OwxERs! WoRKfxo MEx! and
men Of every state and condition 10 life,a are
invited to manifest their deep sense Of m
sentiment which they feel for the injuries
which President jackson labors 70 in6ict
upon Pennsylvania" A.
Now, we ask our friends to keep this in
their memories, and listen 10 what Is said
at this time, Then, you nee by this, g rhs
sources Of the wealth Of pennsylvania were
to be dried up; the means of tho peoples
sristenes cut of. z Yes, people were % Do
starved out right: their ineans Of existence.
were to be- cut of, and Of course starva-
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-02
p ~-.~ For the Senlint
KelleyiSm.---N0. 4. +

-.
In the laA paper we undertook to show
the absurdity Of supposing that disunion
would result in the abolition Of Slavery;
and also, the absolute impossibility Of the
occurrence Of such an event, under the
present circumstances Of the two races.
We now propose to examine the reforma-
tory influence Of this dissolution scheme.
Every effect must have an adequate cause,
and every cause will produce effects cor
responding with its own nature. Reforms
are always produced by individual indu.
ence brought to bear separately or collee-
lively on the evil to be removed. This
admitted, ii follows as matter Of course
that the probability Of efecting any reform
is increased or diminished as the influence
calculated to produce that reform is increas-
ed or diminished. Letas now apply these
tprinciplus to the subject under consideration:
Suppose for illustration that intemperance
is prevailing in onefamily. Other families
in the same neighborhood are anxious to
relieve and reform this unfortunate family.
But instead of treating them kindly they
separate from them entirely, when they
speak of them it is only to revile and ridi-
cule them, when they meet them il is only
to scorn and divide them, in short, their
whole conduct toward their poor neighbor
eyinces an unkind and bitter state Of feel.
ling. What influence would these families
have on that unfortunate family which they
desire to reform? We answer they would
have no influence whatever for such a pur-
porse. Their previous conduct would have
undermine and swept away OIL ground oi
| confidence and influence. This is the nat.
nral influence Of separation and disunion
and the effect is the same upon individuals,
families, communities, States or nations,
Take this subject Of Slavery, let disunion
follow, will II increase or diminish our in.
n Il VII
/ finence over the South? We think thai
every candid mind will admit at once tha,
such an event would immeasureably dimin.
ish our influence over them, ii t,would cui
of our intercourse with them -annihilate
their confidence in US, and absolutely de-
stroy oil probability Of our beneftting then
n any way. This withdrawal Of confi,
dence, this cutting or Of intercourse which
must result from disunion is itself hostile
measure and among nations marks the IN
cipient state Of war. Disunion would d
necessity produce this state Of things DO
tween the north and south who would by
that measure become at once independent
nations and be thrown On their own resour
lccs. The state Of feeling which would IN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-02

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All the type furnished by ms is "hand cast"
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
T. ! a ua @ Il s .

Tfusr received d fresh supply of brandy, wine
- gin and whiskey-Port and Madarle WINE
nut up in bottles Expressly for the sick, and of
the best ouality fct sale az Kings corner by
mCy, lSii. j. d. ALNEE'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09

gullG undersigned would respectfully hpe
"a leave 20 announce 10 Tho 0lilHunb q up.
pah County, that no hAs iuil returned tuil
Philadelphia and brought with him email anu
neat lot Of llfoga aud Family hodcincao u bia
own selections, which be- oilIfA on reasonable
terms for Cash, Consisting ~ pan Of The iellow'
utU ft.taHf
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
Fine EsgaRpAfeS.

a superior article of Brandy and Brand Che
RES, Wines of various kinds, old Holland Gin
with many kinds of liquors too tedious to men,
ton, all of which will be sold low by
Feb, 20, lSl5. ]. B. WALLER.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
Tin w are.

\ good supply of tin ware, consisting OF cof-
fee pots, wash and milk pans, strainers,
buckets with covers of various sizes, candle
moulds, and gridirons Tor sale by
may, 1874. J.B. WALKER
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09

I wv hfAftttf
Suphate OF Quininc, Tooth lIfushce,
! OPIUM, Caluiuul, Sprung Lancet DlhueR,
l.audanum, pafcgofic, Cream VI Tartar
Godirey's Cordial, Red a. white pfeeipItate
llaton,an's Drops. llaflehofn, ipocac,
Opodcldoc, Camphof, Castor Oh, Sweet WI
Oh Of Spike, Alcohol, EPSON Salla,
OH 4. Zee. pcppormlnt,S pls. Tufpcntuc,
Oh Of Auulguod, Cooku'B Pills,
Oil OF Sasaaitas, Log's do
Oh Of GI0ycs, Bechwith's do
Nitric Acid, Sappinglons do
MuriatlC do. EIMu Vltrol,
Sulphuric do. parCip. Cafb, Iron,
CASTLE Soap, krcosotc, Morphine,
Rhubarb, Aoce, Mercural Ointment
Assafutiha, Tartar Emctic,
Peruvian Bark, White g. Blue VItrio,
Blslenng Ointment, Flols. Sulphur,
Cio~cs, NutmCgs, Swt. Spts Nlre,
Liquouce Ball, Hive Syrup,
Ground Logwood Cathartic Worm do
Ground Mustard, Salt Petre, PHI Boxes,
Blue Mass, Assorted Walls,
Balsamic Capsules Number Six,
Red Lead, Swams' Panacca,
Tnct. LoboIia, Syrup Sienna,
Rasped Quaesia, hgue Pills,
Soda Powders, Rochelle Salts,
SIENNA, Crotonoil, Magncsia,
Nux Vomica, Judkins Ointment,
Cinnamon Bark, Hasillcon do
Spanish Fhcs, Hop Leaves,
Virginia Snake Root, Gum Arabic,
Pink Root, Vegetable Caustic,
Seneka Snake root, Comp Spts. Lavender
IVA Ursi, Ergot Quassra,
9omp Syrup sapariIapulvd. Gontian,
Balsam Copaiva, FRS solution Arsenic,
Sugar OF Lead, Savn Ointment
Nitrate of Silver, Turner'S Ceratc,
Arsenic prusslc Acid Tinct Murato Of iron.
Fly Poison, Burgundy Pitch,
Syringee, Assorted, Shaving Soap,
Corrosive Sublimato, Vial corks, TTuleCe,
Cologne Water, Oil Soap,
Blue Ink Black Sand, Gun Guiacum,
Waters, Jalap, Adhesive Plaster,
Gum Myrth, Court do
Cayenne Pepper, Tartar Acid,
| I.ocofoco Matches, Super Carb. Soda,
| Sedtz Powders, Cnbabs, Alum,
Wallets Ferruginous pills, Quicksilver,
! todide Potassium, 'od'de Iron,
Do Mercury, Phosphorus,
The various Tincturoe, AID many other arti.
clcs. lie expects to keep constantly on hand
a full assortment OF fesh Family Medicines
and warrants them all to be genuine. Purcha
sers arc respectfully solicited to call.
JAMES ELLIS.
Physician Druggist
Ripley, Miss., April 22d 1916.
la would also respectfully tender HE services
to the citizens Of the County, in the various
branches of MEDICINE SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
etc. Returns bis thanks 10 his former patrons
aud respectfully solccile their continuance.
0JOtIice, same heretofore occupied, where
he may always be found except when profes
sionaliy absent. J. b. e.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
Roots and Shoes.

A fresh supply of Boots Shoes and Brogan,,
"a consisting of gentlemens sewed and pege1,
4 I'M shoes, peged boots and shoes, ladies "a, anu
youths kip and calf shoes, OF the best quaii'y
for sale low for cnsh by }. u. WALKER
may, 10th 1874.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
s,OIlnd pins.

1IlHIs rare article so seldom found To Ut ~.
Y market, is now for sale at Kings corner :"
Feb 90, ls45 J. b WAlAhN'
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Dob Printing

OF all kinds neatly executed az this Z
fec, and on terms 10 suit the times
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TIE HOME DEPARTMENT.

TO render our periodical FAMILY Maga-
zine, as well as lady's book, we give, every
month, New Receipts for Housewives, Patterns
for Embroidery, Lace Work, &c, &c; thus ma
king a sort of wade mecum, indispensable to
every female, but especially to those in the
country, who would learn the latest improve
mcnts in the city.
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:. The publishers of the linitod states Saturday
fos' lool constrained "a nuke ngan thuif 90
know Judgements 10 the frnding public inf tho
liboful support Witch their paper receives 20
SHOW That They ne not unmlndful ol The return
which such patronage requires, i, would be- Cn.
,hely sufficient 10 tulcf The reader 10 the estab
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To repay persons for getting up Clubs, we OF
fer the following premiums: For club of tire
or a club Of five, our "ANNUAL, WITH
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A specimen number sent when desired.
Address, Post Paid,
CHARLES ]. PETERSON,
No IS Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
or Editors copying this Prospectus shall hnvo
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TliE rlREsIDE FRIEND,

which Is rFc.ominontly tho designation ~ III,
paper. Asa newspaper, dependent upon pub
lie patronage, "gtowl by what II fccds on" the
publishers Halter themselves that Tur rosl hna
increased 10 interest aud value, with The steady
aud gratifying support which has boon accorded
The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-29
A Card.

TNHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
Il customers, and the public generally, that ne
has, for the present. removed his Boot and shoe
establishment on the opposite side of the street,
next door to Mr.. Kincheys confectionery, and op-
posite to Mr.. Dyer's Auction Store, South side OF
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 10th and llth
Streets where he can be found at all times, ready
to execute any orders he may be favored with, at
the shortest notice. and in the best and most fash.
ionable STYLE He would also wish bis customers
and the public generally to take notice that his en-
tire stock will be sod from and after this date, at
Cost, and no mistake. To those wishing to pur-
chase he would say call and see his stock, consist
ing of almost every article, size, quality and price,
in his line Of business, worn by gentlemen, ladies'
boys, MISSES youths and children
THOMAS B. GRIFFIN.
B. The subscriber has on hand between 200
and 300 pairs black and white satin, and black and
white Kid slippers Of the finest quality at vi 20
per pair. 1. d. ".
march 25-n
The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-29

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and containing all the words in use In both angua
pes. together with the obsolete terms connected
with polite literature; technical terms used in the
arts sciences, and manufactures, In the naval and
military sciences in law, trade, and commerce geo.
graphical and NEUROLOGICAL TERMS with the adJec-
t;ves or epithets elucdating history literal pro-
nunciation of English words for the use of the
French student, and of French words Tor the Eng
isb accurate and discriminating definitions, with
examples and illustrations tending to display and
fix the sgn6cation import, rank, and character, oi
each individual word peculiar constructions, modes
of speech, idioms, sayings, and proverbs etymology
exhibiting words in their origin and afhnihes
GRAMMAR synonymy, &c, Published IN Pans IN
1915. Imported Ca single copy only) by
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