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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
Is Robert F. Paine an Abby KelIyite

In this section of the county, where MIR.
Paine, Immediately after the departure OF
the disunionists and during the winter OF
1856, in public features and discussions,
openly avowed and advocated their doc
trines, we need no evidence Of that TACT.
People abroad, however, may not bo as
well convinced of the fact. That he gives
sanction to their doctrines may be known
from tho fact that he encourages their lee
lures to come among US, by giving money
for that .purpose-by purchasing their
books and subscribing for their papers and
endeavoring to get others to subscribe for
Gorrison's disunion paper.
In Il conversation with one individual :,
he said that he ':cou!d mol keep house ,cith-
Out Garrisoa's paper" In conversation
with another person in which he endeayor-
ed to procure him to subscribe for Garri-
sons disunion and disorganizing paper, he
said that he 's,vouzd ralher gire mp erery
other paper he took, and dispense aOith all
otAer reading (the word Of God exceptetl>
} than to gire APP Garrison's paper.'
Can any one doubt that Robert F. Paine
? is in sentiment Garrisonian, Abby Kel
T ly dsunionist? Garrison's paper advo
Gates q dissolution of this Union,-denoun
1 ces those who stand by and uphold it a:
: plunderers, robbers, man-stealers, &c ane
: that the fathers Of the country, those VIII,
, fought ,and bled for her liberties, land framed
her Constitution were infamous, that they
were worse than robbers and murderers-
p and it is the avowal Of such doctrines ant
their advocacy, which this Robert F. Pain
denomnates ssarcH;" and 10 which tn
leading srhig politicians in and about thi
place are endeavoring to give currency
Will the people of Portage county sustain
and encourage men in the PRONUNCIATION
sentiments so abhorrent to their feelings
. Will they elect men to offices Of trust an
= profit, who avow such sentiments?
G MASSACHUSETTS, Tho Democrats c
d Massachusetts have nominated Gen. GALE
5 CUSHING for Governor, and HENRY w
- CUSHING for Lieutenant Governor
~ Il L., I%>r
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
s'WhO killed Cock RObiny'

slay the Church?
Garrison, Foster, Abby & CO.
Who the last year and also the present,
invited to, and countenanced in our County
the said Company, to preach their treason
able and disorganizing doctrines?
Daniel R. Tilden, Asahel H. Lewis,
Robert F. Paine, and the leading Wing
office seekers and politicians in this place
Who entertained the said disorganizers
while in town, giving them meat, drink,
comfort and encouragement! .-.-. q.
The said Tilden, Lewis & Co.
Who privately cheer, applaud and sane
ton the said disorganizing foes ofthe Union
and the Church, and then publicly, for
political effect seem to turn the cold shoulder
to the same disorganizers?
| The said Tilden, Lewis, Paine & Co.
Who go to distant places to attend the
meetings, and listen to the reasonable and
disorganizing speeches ofthe said Garrison,
Foster & Co?
The said Tilden, Lewis & Co.
Who has, to the best of their ability, in
public speeches, initiated the assaults upon
the church of the disorganizers, represent
ing it as the ''synagogue of satan," and
''The Brotherhood of Thieves"l
Robert F. Paine & Co.
Who so dreadfully killed off the Metho-
kist Churcha
Foster, Abby & Co.
Who more expressly saw it die9
Robert F. Paine, with his little eye, and
he saw it die!
Who, par excellence, compose tho Abby
Kelly Junto of Portage County!
Daniel r. Tilden, Tx. NJ. C. Asahel Fl.
Lewis, State Senator and Star editor, Rob
ert F. Paine, Prosecuting Attorney, and
candidate for re- reelection, &c. &c.
What is the organ Of the said Junto2
The Ohio Star.
What, then, is properly the Abby Kelly
organ Of Portage County?
The same Ohio Star.
Does the said Ohio Star ever expose and
condemn the reasonable, disorganizing and
anti christian doctrines ofthe disorganizers?
Mum. ..
Don't this ssdistinguished;' Junto, present
an admirable list of nursing fathers to the
Whig party of Portage County?
Yes, Stree.
"a rty nf
county kick up soon, and throw off these
Jockey riders?
"Expect thunder about these days." os
says the Almanac.
Are the members of the aforesaid Junto
any more pure and holy than members OF
the assailed Church, alias, the ''Synagogue
of Satan'?
AS they have not the honor Of belonging
to the said "Synagogue of Satan" they Can
be considered hardly as pure and holy, and
must be regarded therefore Tin Chinese lin.
go,l merely in the light Of "Outside Bar.
barians." -....-
s'Who killed Cock Robin?"
, Abby Kelly.
Did it produce Paine?
1t did. -
What will be good remedy for the paine
produced2
, The Ballot-Box.
Will that disiodge paines
q 1t will-though the operation will be &C
:. companied with some distress. JOEL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
The Yh:g Party.

In 1928, ssthe exchanges never could be
regulated without a National Bank.
Insls44, the wings are mum, fer every
BODY sees that tho exchanges are better
without Bank regulator than they are
with one. :.
In 1910, the way to s::save the country"
was to bring out=the ''big-bellIed bottle :
and drink to old Tirpecanoe
In 1914, an :'infamous attack lor denl-
ocrat to allude to it. -
In 1910, the factory folks were promised
s'two dollars day and roast beef,' with
tho new whig tariff.
In 1874, the tariff was higher and wages
lower than ever.
In 1910, they said the Presidents house
was too expensively furnished,
In 1911, they expended six thousand dol
lars in furnishing it suitable for their log
cabin Presiden'. ,s-..
InIstO, they despised office seekers.
In 1871, they broke down stages, cram
Cd railroad ears to bursting, eat boarding
house keepers out Of house and home, and
killed their, President in rushing for the
spoils. --sss
In 1910, they growled about dobt Ct
four millions.
In 1874, they leave Congress with a debt
of thirty millions.
In1I540, log-cabins and hard cider
In ls4l, home leagues ana domestic
nnanufactures
In ls4s, Clay Clubs and the promise OF
coon skins.
In 1914, home market and protective
policy-annezation and anti-anneSaton.
La 1s45, Texas slavery head and
bloody bones.
In 1916, renewal Of the spirit of 1912.
In 1847, National bank abandoned-
"seven-eightse ofthe whig party opposed
to ii. The whigs nearer free trade men
than the democrats. A military chie!tain
for President, and vote no supplies for the
army. So they go. ..51' -
The history of the whig party if closely
scanned will present n1any-very many
Inconsistencies. At one time wo find them
supporting with great enthusiasm certain
measure, and perhaps the next year going
directly opposite. Just look at otit.-PeoPfe'.
Forum.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

Mr.. Grove, the whig candidate for Rep
resentative, boasted in the convention that
he had ''enough of this worlds traps for
himself and family" He is a young law
yer, without 1.-THE Of the business of some
of his brethren Of the bar, who remain
poor, and can boast of little but their learn
ing and honesty. And Mr.. Grove has
grown rich unusually fast; for he mus
have been poor when he took the benefit o
the Bankrupt Act q few years ago, if ht
was honest . .. QUERE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

MASSACHUSETTS,. Democrats Of
Massachusetts have nominated Gen. CALEB
CUSHING for Governor, and Henry w.
CUSHING for Lieutenant Governor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

o. Peter P. Lowe calls Jno. Folkerth
an abo!itionist! This is poor spite. Mr.
Folkerth always has been firm and con-
cistent whig - Dayton Journal.
Well, and are not all "frm and consis-
tent whigs,' especially when candidates for
Office, ready to go the abolition doctrine?
They are good enough aboli,ionists until
after election, and then arc, whatever suits
the OCCASION Statesman.
In this county, Just before election, the
leading whig politicians arc real true-blue
abolitonists, with but shade of difference
in opinion between them and the Liberty
Party. But after the elections are over,
they generally throw off all restraint and
como out real Garrsonian, Abby Kelly
Government and church destroying aboli
tionists ''It is a courtng they would 60
+ CoNNEcTIcUT.-The Democrats Of Con
necticut have nominated GEoEGE S. CAT
LIN for Governor, and O. S. SEYMOUR fol
Lieutenent Governor.
NEW JERsEY.-DASiEL HAINEs has
been nominated as the Democratic Cand;
date for Governor of New Jersey. Hon
WIN. WRIGHT is the Whig Cannidate.
HORRIBLE MURDER. Tho Montgomery
(Alabama) Journal gives an account of th'
want3n and inhuman murder of a youth
II yours old, son of Major James W
Cooper, by runaway black nan. Ih'
negro came across him in meadow, ant
cut his throat, in which coalition he was
found in a stream where he had beer
thrown. The discovery of the perpetratol
was singular, he being found hid under ,
bed in the house by slight movement ii
"a which he made during the inquest.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

Go to election on next Tuesday if it does
rain. [fyou should get a wet coat, you
will have q clear conscience.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

torship'' have been gone into, let US take it
up where the Star article leaves it, and
give flew more. The following ''table,"
taken from the records, shows the amount
of witness fees, in criminal cases, collect
ed back to the county, in all the cases of
both Paine's and Day S Administration.
Witness fees col Day. Paine.
lected back, $4O4,30 $2I5,97
2l5,87
:'Excess" in favor
Of Day, $l6s,43
Deduct the above amount of witness fees
collected back, from the whole amount Of
witness fees Of each, and it will show the
amount Of the witness fees Of each not paid
back to the county.
Day. Paine.
| Whole amount of wit
ness fees, $lO61,69 $l196, IT
Amt. collected back, 4O4,3O 1851
Amount unpaid, $3.50 esO,3(
657, ,3s
sExcess" against Mr.. Paine, 322,9l
Again, the amount of fines collected il
the criminal cases of each administration
"'' 90 '''' Dayt Paine
Amount of fines, $655,OO $685.
1925
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06
FEDERAL'S FAVORlTE:

ooh what has caused this great commotieR,
Motion, motion, motion"
or, with that other inspiring melody so full
of thought, that it forced itself out at the
end of each strain, in such a terrible taking
after
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

Excess" against Mr.. Paine, ss4,66
This great difference against Mr.. Paine
may be accounted for, in part, by the fol-
lowing ''table," showing the verdicts in
the whole number of Jury trials of both
administrations:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-06

Whole amount Of wit
ness fees, $l06l,6 $ll96,l7
A mt. collected back, 4O4,3O 2l5,S1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-27

red 6s to rs Cd Indian corn, per quarter, 32s TO 36s
Corn meal 1853 l5s Cd per Dbl Dat meal, per 2io lbs
25s to DTS OATS per As lbs, IS Cd TO s. Barley,
lbs. 3s to As Rye per quarter 3s to As Peas, per
5O4 lbs, sos. to 40s.
Since the departure of the last steamer the corn market
has been greatly depressed by sackened demand from
the interior which, with other causes has considerably
deadened its activity Flour has fully receded from Cd
TO Is per barrel while Indian and corn meal have
been greatly depressed The latter very sluggish
demand for Ireland. In the London market yesterday
although the arrivals Of English wheat for the week had
been exceedingly limited the business transacted was
scarcely noticeable save for some selected parcels which
brought average prices The introduction to the market
of home farm produce will doubtless for the present ope
rate severely against foreign mporations
CorToN.-Alabama and Tennessee ordinary to mid
ding 80 to AID per lbs; fair to good fair 5ad New Or
leans ordinary middng 81 to 4d fair to good fair "a TO
5ld good to fine 3D. Mobile ordinary mddling 81 to
4Sd fair to good fair sgd; good to fine 5id bowed
Georgia ordinary mddng 81 to 4Sd; fair good fair
3d. good fine 81 to 5id Sea Island ranges from
to lsd; and stained from 81 to I'd. In this market
slight improvement had taken place towards the latter
end of the week. but quickly arrested by advces
ceved per Caledonia, to the hourshng condition OF
the growing crops and the deterioration of prices in the
American ports The market has declined Id per
last evening amounted bales of which 500
taken for export, but none whatever on speculation
American descriptions consisted of 49S bales of Upland at
"a sgd; $3.50 do New Orleans at % to 7d 4030 Ala
bama and Mobile al to 5bd and 23 Sea Island at 9
to l6d The entire stock in port is estimated at 392 900
against 475000 at the period last season. and the
American descriptions consist OF about 1000 bales,
being 5000 less than the quantity held at the
pondng period last year.
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sacred for to inrude-wl know him no forever
But may hope that his virtues and examples viii
long, long be cherished and remembered the last egac
he has left his countyl
Mr. NILES concluded by offering the following resolu-
tons:
Resopsd unanimously, That committee be appointed by
the Vice President take order for experimenting
raj of the Hon JOHN FAIRFIELD, which will take place To-
at twelve O'clock meridian and that the Senate
will attend the
RESOLVED, spontaneously That the members of the Senate
from sincere desire OF showing mark of
the memory of the Hon JOHN FAIRFIELD deceased, late
member thereof will go into mourning for him month
by the usual mode of wearing Grape the left arm.
Resolved, unanimously, That, additional mark o
respect for the memory of the Hon JOHN FAIRFIELD the
Senate do adjourn
Ordered, That the Secretary communicate these pro
ceedings to the House of Representatives.
The Senate then adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-27

DIsEAsEs OF the Nervous system.-Nervous cona.
class station but prevailed in almost ali ages and
eras scourgng society ndscrimnately, from the highest
possess any authentic record In the infancy of human
situations, while the social code recognised comparative
simplicity of manners, habits and pursuits affections of
the found place in the catalogue of diseases But
the gradual progress Of civilization and renement has
forms of primitive life and the watchf attendant disease,
is often an %nwelcome giste1 What has added to the &C.
that medicine is of such slight avail in their removal Here
poary relief otener il IS entirely useless But in the won
rous efficacy OF gavansm as applied by the discoveries Of
be onad, and hundreds OF grateful witnesses
who are voluntarily vouchng for this assertion be ad
duced in proof
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS, AND DYSPEPSIA.
The following is from clergyman well known and OF
distinguished attachments and reputation
SIDNEY N. j., July IL, 1886.
DR. A. H. CHRISTIE: Dear Doctor promised to commu.
ncate with you respecting the effects Of the application Of
your galvanc and magnetic articles in own The
aen the my bn san that
the application Of your galvanc belt and bracelets
pended suffered much from chronic rheumatism, bron
chs and dyspepsia, and felt satisfied that those disorders
system have had none Of the dyspepsia Whatever since
the application Of your belt &c nothing worth mentioning
discharge of my pastoral duties of preaching, visiting,
&c much to the surprise of my congiegaon and have
enjoyed far, perfect exemption from these mala-
a die hsy hsn hrs ess% o
providencc has directed me you. .t
The immediate design of this eer is to procure sorns OF
the kind of assistance for two OF my people Many
OF my congregation affected with nervous disorders;
and should my be permanent many VIII DO cu 70 APP
ply YOU have the largest country charge In the STATE,
and has electrified them tso TO peak) entirely
IA detail of the ca es alluded TO here follows
May Gods blessing attend your audable efforts my dear
Doctor and you afford relief in these there will be
a vast number Of others who will apply.
Very truly yours, hobEhI W. LANDS.
n- Several have since been received from Rev:
Mr. Landis whose health has continued improve and
many of his congregation have used the galvanc articles
with equally happy results.
CAUTION
The great celebrity and of DR.. CHRISTIE5 gall
vanc articles has caused them be countereited by
prnciped persons. To guard the public against decep
ton, there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
each city from whom alone the genuine articles
can be obtained. All sold elsewhere spurious and
worthless. No pedlars travelling agents will, any
count, be employed
All applications requesting further information, regard
ing business with Dr. Christie, should be addressed to
d. G. MOORHEAD, Agcnt-C General for the u -,
No. 1872 broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington, D. O.,
M II. STEVENS, No. !, Browns Hotel.
Dec, a3-ThSXMif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-27

49, FOR RycNT, oonvenicnt little two-story brick
house, with basement. Ii contains seven roo ms
III is pleasantly located ON Ninth street, between
and streets, nearly opposite tire Rev. John O. Smith
church. Posse ssion may be had Immediately.
Any wishing to the house will obtain the key Of
Mr. Tyler, next door south. Rent $50 per year. XII
Dec Ib-eo8t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-27

TTyEACHER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes to en-
i ploy an assistant who is suitably qualified to teach the
French language and the ordinary English branches He
must be single man. of industrious habits, and unexcep
onable character His dstes will commence the 10th
of January, lS4S Address (post paid
X. M. SMITH,
Principal of Warren Green Academy,
Warrenton, Virginia.
3faw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-27

CoaN &cBest western canal flour, to 2es per bar
rel Richmond and Alexandra, 2ss. to 2ss Cd Phila-
dephia and Baltimore, ass to ass 3D. New Orleans and
Ohio, 26s to 27s Canada, 27s to pos United States
and Canada sour, 2s. ass Wheat-United States and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-27


Financial and commercial-The percepble improve
ment which has taken place in the aspect of business
generally at the departure Of the last steamer continued
steadily to advance until the close of the last week. when
in consequence Of the of additional fall
ures, many OF them of startling magnitude, state of
gloomy apprehension was produced upon the public
mind. This feeling, however, operated upon by va
rey OF curative causes the importation of large amounts
of SPECIE the absence of further failures this week. and
the reduction of the rate of discount by the Bank of
England to per cent, well as the increasing liability
indicated by the banking establishments of the coun-
try at large, considerably abated and business
has assumed firmer and healthier tone. Dsrust at
the same time is far from being allayed The
tary restrictions upon trade have undergone very
material relaxation, and merchants and manufacturers
alike unemancipated; but reaction for goods has
taken place. and the results though they may be slow,
will be of realization In the manufacturing dis
trics revival of operations has taken place. favored in
great by the late reaction in the value of cot
ton The present prosperous condition of the Bank of
England which holds upwards of millions of bullion
and the disposition evnced further to depart from the
stringent obligations of the bank charter act of 1874 by
expanding the spirit of accommodation has led to
est resuscitaon of confidence which nothing save I'M
oreseen and improbable mischief can destroy the state of
the funds WHICH since last advices has been tolera
bly, steady, with direct upward tendency Yesterday
the quotations for closed nj s5A and for time al
3D. Exchange bills had risen to per cent premium,
and bank stock to 1884. A
LIVERPOOL, 4th Nov, IL o'clock M
CoaN &c-Best western canal -four 2ss to 2es per bar
rel; Richmond and Alexandra, 2ss to 2ss cd Phla-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-28
sten0r 10 whom Iioror ,nc

naval friend and correspondent attached 10 Il Gull
squadron. in a Letter jtst received SAYS
The principle object Of This lcef 4, to cal, ,onr ,t,sn
hon as an tdr. to The TACT thai tie go pcuc ot the
nlttd States are giving 1t James L. Parker The cred
pt're sloop a, Tabascp
The facts ,hcs'. IL. James l.. Parker. of Pits
burg Penn, planned aud executed 5rui ct fer burning
the Creole, wien mooel to the Castle San Juan de /.
loa, an act oI which he scarcely be too much ap
plauded.
The defence Of the soop rabasro an equally pallani
act, was pcrtorncdb by 1t. WIN. A. Parker %. New Iamp
shire This vessel IN dr,ppng down the river with /
VIM \. T.. and some % y mea on board got on
shore and, being there firmly fixed was fired upon bv
party OF Son Soor 100 oi the soldery under the
command OF IN Officer OF high rank
Va hen II 'nbfed that the hnlwarks of the slpon
Were not more than Two feet two and a half .et hpll
aud 81 thin rs 10 uHc mpeA rlcn 10 the passage
balls; that the distance 20 OF 30 yards tina, the EN-
envy charged their pieces behind the houses. and only
came from under II deliver their frt it Will b. ad
United that, when 1t. VIM A. T.. after a warm iusiladc
of somc - ~ minutes beat of this superior force pos
scSsng such great advantages OF position, he had per
formed as gallant act that OF 1t james l.. Parker.
know both those otli aers well and believe that the
last named gentleman will be much pleased to hear
that the public pt sscsss he facts ,rnng these
specimens Of chiyalsy, the other would be
taking steps to bring his conduct into notice
WAS myself a witness OF The attack the sloop and Of
P's successful resistance.
IT.. James l.. Parker Is now st Iicu;epant of the
Steamer Vixen. and lat. Wm \. PARKER ard the
Nay ship Cumberland. The former Mas attached TO the
S,llnets when si. lost.
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co TNTRSIiJp.

ts,Iit undersigned have associated honsrves nnder tho
i style and firm Of McCnRkIE & SIMPSON, Tor tho
purpose Of conducting general Gro Commission and For
warng Business at the sane stand formerly occupied by Me
DANIEL and MctsoIklc
Charles Simpson has been Tor several years in the employ
OF the late fm Is well acquainted with, and viii give
his strict attention to- the Rrcei,n and aiding Business
Liberal ad will be- mtde Goods and rrt1nte hand
All sncs guaranteed, and cashc' whrn ttqntrtd.
They win Keep constantly on hand good supply OF Manu-
l,curcd and fine Smoking robdeeo, Of their own
tacturc.
They would respectfully solicit acall from the friends o
the lat firm, and the public generally,
No Druyagc trH DC changed Grods Produce sold
toarmded SAM FL McGoRkLE,
7 l.ymhhurc Jan. l-tlM CHARLES SIMPSON.
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.NEIi, EN.Nl,ERN

fllE Subscribers have associated themselves under the firm
and style of MCDANIEL LEE, for the purpose Of
Quoting in this place general Grocery Commission and Fo
Naniing business Liberal adv made on produce IN
hand All sales guaranteed and cashed when required
The pesrnt association admits ot our Mcdaniel dcvung
ais tna and attention particularly 10 the Commission and For
wang business and having had experience oi Is years,
with preference TOT tuch business, respectfully solicit tho
pr cage 81 the friends II the late e Mcdaniel &
MeCorc and Lee Roberts and the public generally, upon
the assurance 81 strict attention to business.
Their location Is both On the Canal and ON Main Street
No Drdydge changed IN any
Their House an Main street IS the new Etane front BALD
ing, next door To Messrs. BRYANT y rinslcys
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL,
JNO. u. LEE.
L,nchbug, Jan. A-tlM