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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27
DeYelopenaent Of Intellect .

The premature exertions Of intellect 10
which it is stimulated by the constant ex-
eiiemeus Of emulation and vanity, far from
strengthening, tend to impair the health
and tone of The brain. and OF all the organs
depending on it; and hence werarely per-
ceiYe the genious of the school manifest
ing in future years any of the superiority
which attracted attention in early life; bu.
we find him on the contrary, either sunk
below the mediocrity or dragging out a
painful existence, the victim Of indigestion
and melancholy. On the other hand; some
of the most distinguished men who ever
lived were in childhood remarkable only
for health, idleness, and apparent stupidity.
The illustrious Newton, was, by his own
aceount, an idle and inatlentive boy. and
''yery low in the school, till he reached
twelve years Of age; and the young Napo.
leon is described as shaving good health,
and being in other respects like other boys" !"
Adam Clark was considered .sa grievous
Ounce" when boy, and was seldom praised
by bis father except for his ability in roll
ing large stones, which his robust frame
and good health enabled him to do. Sbak.
spear, Gibbon, Byron, Scott, md Dayy,
were in like manner undistinguisded for
precocious genius, and were fortunately al.
lowed to indulge freely in those wholesome
bodily exercises, and that frdedom of mind,
which contributed SO much to their future
excellence. The mother of Sheridan, too,
long regarded him as "the dullest and most
hopeless of her sons"
Among the many who give great prom
ise in early life. and whose talents are
then forced by illjudged cultivation into
precocious maturity, how few live to man.
hood to reap the reward Of their exer,ions.
; and how few ofthose who survive preserve
their superiority unimpairedl Tasso was
early distinguished, and wrote his immor.
tai epic at twenty-five years ofage; out his
life was miserable, and his reason disorder.
ed. Pascal is another example of the same
result, and Kirk White and many others
might benamed were il necessary - Phys
islogy Of Digestion, by DR.. Cona6e.
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Rayenna. NOV. 10. 18.
TO THE SICK.

JUST received, a supply Of s. S. Fitches
Balsam, Depurtive syrup, Pectoral Ex.
pectorant. Universal or Seminal Tonic, Ca
thartic Pills, Cough Pills, Catarrh Snuff,
Heart Corrector, Humor Corrector, Pulmo-
nary Linlment, Nervine Tepic Wash, Ants
mucus Mixture, Gravel Specific. Pile Oint-
ment, vermifuge, Drops for Dyspeptic yom,
ci6c, Female Pills, Female Restorative, Pull
monary Succedaheum, Pills For Diarrhea. or
Bleeding Lungs, and Liniment for Nenral>
gia. Rheumatism. &c. r. BARD.
Ravenna, March 20, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27
Administrators A Sale.

IN pursuance Of an order made by the
L court of common pleas of Portage county.
Ohio, at the Sept. Te erm thereof, in petl>
tion there pending wherein Joshua T. Catlin
and Romanta N. Andrews, Administrators
of Thaddeus Andrews, decd. were Petition.
ers and Thaddeus R. Andrews ct. ais. were
respondents, we will offer for sale on the
5th day of June, A. D. 1850, between the
hours of one and four O'Clock, P. NJ. the
following described real Estates Situate in
the township of Rootstown in the county
of Portage and State of Ohio, and Is bound
ed on the East and North by lands of James
and Mary Bullock, on the west by the par>
sonage Lot, ESQ called) and on the south by
the Highway, containing one and three
fourths acres Of land.
Sale on The premises.
JOSHUA r CATLN,
ROAiANTA n. ANDREWS,
Administrators.
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The Democratic Party.

This party derived its nresent orpenizo.
ton from the deadly hostility of the iriands
Of liberty and equality TO the princinles
and measures of The administrator ~ tho
eloer Adams. and also to the nr;ncinlas =.
ayowed and advocated bv a lexander Ham.
ilten. who was ,l,vavssin e. vor &c .,ran.
consolida,ed government. md s,ronolv ad'
voceted The constitutionalitv Of . Uniied
States Bank. Thomas Jeffarson during
the af3tninis,ration Of Genaral Wash;na,oe
took asstrong ar,f, decided stand n oains1 rho
const;,,tionaI;tv ,f s,,cb an ;ns,;,,,,;an nd
the latitudinons cons,r,ction az tho no,.srs a..
granted il ,bs cans,;,n,;an 80 80 .daaa.,ad p
6v Alexander Homil.on IN, !. was NJ,
until tba adminis,ration of .ha stder ID.
ans. had passed the arbitrary and tvr,ni.
cal laws called the Alien and sadi,ion
Lows.tbat the friends of liherIv ard eonol-
;tysrallied around The standard sof Daaoc.
rocy as ,han e,ac,ed bu eT,hon,.. Taaa,
n.and throughout The whole American
Republic. oreanized and marsballed their
forces upon his principles. Thomas JEFF.
ferson has hence heen- s,vIed the Fa,ber NJ
the Democratic party, that party like our
government "a natl0nai In Its organization,
and treats the whole American neonle MS
members OF one preat community. whose
wants, fears and interests have united
them under. one government for certain
great and political PURPOSES. This eovern.
ment administered BY Democratic Presi.
dent in the war of 1912, was fully afle.
quaie in protecting and defending the Re.
public, and the rights Of her citizens aeains,
The aggressions and dishonor committed
upon our flag, and upon the rights Of our
seamen, by ihe British Government.
The same government administered by
another Democratic President, has recent.
ly, carried us successfully through a war
with Mexico, in defence of our National
honor and the rights of our citizens. and
has extended The limits Of our Republic 10
the shores Of The Pacific. The measures
adopted and carried into effac, during these
periods Of the Republic were Democratic
and were for enlarging our territory. Sc.
curing the rights OF our citizens al home.
and making them respected by other ma,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
In will be presented to tie honorable
board of Commissioners for Portage county
at their exisession. praying that a commits
tee may be appointed to lay out road, as
follows:-Beginning on the north and south
center road on the south line of Daniel
Evits' land in lot number fourteen In Brim-
field and to run east on said line to the di-
agonal road leading from the easterly part of
Brimfeld to Franklin Mills and 10 vacate so
much of the diagonal road as lies north of
the place where the contemplated road ter
inmates.
Brimfeld, May Sd, 1850. 4ws57*h
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81 40, ONCE MORE.
THAT CLOTHING HAS COME!
BY RAIL ROAD EXPRESS.
Saturday, May 5th, ls49.
ID ECEIVED large lot of Ready Made
h Clothing from the extensive Establish>
ment Quincy Hall, Boston, every variety Of
Summer Goats. entire new style, consisting
of Olive and Brown Sacks, Mohair. Croton
Cloth, Drabett, Coddington, Cashmarett.
Tweeds, Jeans, and Bro. Linen Coats from
to l5dollafs.
PANTS & VESTS an endless variety. It
is probably unnecessary to say that you can
find the largest and best assortment, as well
as the cheapest at the Stone Store, that can
be found in the County, u goa don't believe
it just call and take a look, at
May 5th, 1849. DAYS.
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Horrid scrof,,la Cured.
FOURIEEN RESPECTABLE WITNESSES

certify that all the above statements OF Haskn sre
strictly true in erery particular they being well acquainted
with him. The Witnesses names follows, nametyf
Doet Thomas Williams, of the most respectable ply
scians in Rome G. R. Brown proprietor OF the West
H;tohings, Jesse Tryon, Elizabeth Tyon Heny cenrsd
Elizabeth Conradt Plny DarTew job" Iryon Dsksah Iryos
BIssELI g. LEONARD wholesale and retail druggists y
Rome certify, that they acquainted with the said p
Hasn and and believe his statement OF cure 70 ho
true. BISSELL &, LEONARD. :
BRANTs INDIAN PURIFIER cures all impure diseases
Of the bleod viz: Seald Head Salt Rhcum, khtuafis
Eruptions Psplcs the Face Piles, Bales, Qess Csa,se
ness aereuria Diseases Liuer Complaint Pans N the Boe
Side and LIMBS Rush Of Blood to the Head sc. e. 90
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California Gold.
avDnmn Fin rpa iSIni N n EmnOrimI

California Gold.
Ravcnna Furnishing Emporium.
TIME undersigned has the pleasure Of an
i nouncing to this community that he
has rcplenished the above establishment with
lots Of New Goods, consisting of almost
every variety of
GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL,
Hats, Caps, Furs, Buffalo Robes, &c. &c.
which will be sold cheaper than ever.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Never pass the large window without buy
ing something for your convenience and
comfort, during the approaching winter.
N. B.-A few hundred weight Of Califor-
MIA Gold, will be received at par, in exchange
for goods; or on old accounts, if application
be made soon. LINUS ELY.
Sept II. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27

AGENCY OF
Dr.. 5. 5. Fiteh's Celebrated Medicines,
Used by him with such di stinguished success
IN the cure Of
Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorr-
hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c. &c.
Also, DR.. S. S. Fitch's abdominal Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling
Tubes, and Lectures on Con-
sumption, and the art Of
preserving Lifs and
Health to Old Age,
&c. &c.
ROd0Iphus Bard has been appointed
Agent for the sale Of the above Goods, and
will keep them constantly on hand at his
Recorders Office in Rayenna, only agent for
Portage County, Ohio.
| @Dr. Fitch,s aGulDE Book TO IrvALIDs,
and Directions for Promoting Health, and
Instructions to Mothers, in the Management,
of Children" may be had, gratuitously, by
calling for it at his residence as above. An
extremely valuable Book.
Ravenna. Nov. 10, 1849.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP :
ERTY FOR SALE.
HyHE subscriber offers for sale his Dwell.
L ing House and Store, Saleratus Manu-
factory, Ashery. and several other buildings
with about seven acres of land, located in
the village of Windham, Portage County,
Ohio, in fourishipg Dairy country.
For further particulars enquire Of E,
DRAKE, Esq, Freedom. Portage County
Ohio, or of lae, at Cincinnati, o.
J. A. SKIFF.
Cncinnati, April e3, 1850. Sm*
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.V'eaU Goods!

r ROWELL 4 co,
A RE again first in market with New
IA Goods, having just received few boxes.
consisting of Ginghams, Prints, Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, TDeeds, dc. &c. Aiso-2 cases
Bonne,s and boxes Bonnet Ribbons, all of
which will be sold at VERY Low prices
April 18th, 1850.
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a Gard.
TO TIL E PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE subscriber respectfully announces to
J. the fashionables, and the public gener-
ally, that he hasjust opened shop in Ra-
VIENNA, in the Prentiss House, where he in-
tends carrying on the Tailoring business. in
all its branches, in the latest .amevicam and
European styles, or to suit the customer.
and with strict view to the form, features
and general mlen ofthe wearer. He fatters
himself that by strict attention to business
he will be able to suit even the most fastidi-
ous. Allorders in his line will be attended
to on short notice, and on the most reasona>
BILE terms. He furthermore pledges himself
that those who favor him with their patron.
age shall have their work well done, and done
AT THE TIM PROMIS E D.
u Cutting warranted to fit if rightly
made up. B. A. DERBY.
November 90, I8As.
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DISSOLUTION.

D1SSOLUTION.
THE Co>Partnership heretofore existing
i between the subscribers, under the firm
Of Chaffee & Messenger, was dissolved this
day by mutual consent. All persons indebt
ed to, or having claims against the late
firm, will settle the same with VIM. D. Chat.
fee; VIM. d. CHAFFEE.
EBENEZER N. Nj ESSENGER.
Paris, April l. 1850. 4wa55*b
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
IN will be presented 70 the Commission,
ers of Portage County, at their next ses-
sion, requesting them to appoint a Go mmit>
tee to survey and lay out a Road, in Wind
ham township, commencing at the North
west corner Of lot No., %. and the North
east corner Of lot No. 80. IN said township;
running thence due South on the line of
said lots till it crosses the Mahoning River,
thence South or Southeast as the Commit
tee may think proper, to intersect the old
State road at some point on lot No 70.
JAMES PIKE.
Windham April 2e, 1850. 4w25e*
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NOTICE.

rTHE Notes and Accounts Of DR.. w. S..
j STREAroa have been put into the hands
OF the subscriber for collection.
Those indebted will please call without
delay. EZRA B. TAYLOR.
May 6, 18 so. 253tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27

AL those having unsettled accounts with
the ssnbscriber are requested to settle the
same by note or otherwise without delay.
P. G, BENNETT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27

First Arrival of New Fruit.
ORANGES, Lemons, Raisins and Figs
" just received and for sale at
TAYLOR'S.
Also, general supply of Family Grocer
es kept constantly on hand.
April, 90.
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COME AGAIN.
.M.ATTHE W.S,

JW.aTTHE"S
DAGURRE EAN ROOMS
VX7lLL be open on the 10Th OF MAY,
w at his old stand. where Ladies and
Gentlemen can have superior likenesses to
any thing they have seen. have received
the latest work, and valuable receipts and
practice, of H. H. Smelling and E. Anthony,
9O5 Broadway, New York, Root, of Phila-
delphla, Hawkins, of Cincinnati, Humphrey
& Finley and l.. L. Hill, of the State of
New York. Also, all the best operators in
the country or city, Likeness at my rooms
shall not be inferior to any taken in this re-
gion of country.
WIN. B. MATTHEW'S.
RaYenna. Anril %. l25l
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Nav 8. 1850.
FARM FOR SALE.

1IIGISx i y ~ 01X"A1s
N2s2R HyHE subscriber will sell his Farm,
EHiiif j consisting of three hundred and
I'LL seventy six acres. (about $50 acres
improved, with good buildings thereon,)
situate in the South east part of the town.
ship of Aurora, Portage county, Ohio. upon
reasonable terms, payment in part, required
down. The above lands will be sold undivI-
ded, ,,or in seperate parcels to suit purchasers.
For terms enquire of the subscriber on the
premises,
R. H. MATHEWS.
Aurora, April 9th, 1850. 6ws54*h.
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Riley's Imported Arabian Horse
MAzyOURE

XNTILL stand at the stable Of DAVID
" hAssERs, in Nelson, Portage county.
This horse is a light dapple grey, fall IS
hands high, for shor'asss Of back. depth of Of
carriage. long full flowing name and tail is
not surpassed by any animal of his Kind and
is probably the largest Arabian Horse in
the United States.
For further particulars see large bills.
DAVID HAMMERS. :
May 9TH, 1850. 4ws5S.
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DIR. ISAAC COLES,

PHI HYSI CLAN & S UR G. e o N
"AS returned to Palmyra, Portage eoun-
IL ty, Ohio, where he has permanently To-
Gated himself, and hopes by a strict atten-
ton to his profession to merit and receive a
share of public patronage.
Anril l6. 1850.
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We ". HAT TO II e!

~ Il W N s4 - = " - =
Hats! Hats!
vEHE subscriber would inform his friends
IL and the public that he has returned and
started the Hating Business, where may be
found, Silk. Beaver, Castor, Brush, Cassi.
mere and Nutra Hats of the latest style.
Also, napt and Wool hats of various kinds
and quality. Amy ofthe above articles made
to order, on short notice and sold at very
low prices at my shep on Main street, few
doors east of Gilletts' new store.
H. C. TICKNER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27

p. C. BENNETT, nj. D. T.. HAYES, M. D
BENNETT q HAYES,
"AVE formed partnership in the Prac'
Ill tice of Medicine g. Surgery for 9
term of three years.
Shalersylle, March 9th, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRFR!

"HE SUBSCRIBER has opened q Shop
in Ravenna for the above purpose and
hopes his age and experience in the busI-
ness will insure him a share of public pat
ronage. Orders will be attended 10, and
efforts made to please customers.
N. B.-Work warranted and Watches
made to perform according to quality.
JOHN s. CLACKNER.
RavenRa, Nav 18th, 1850, SW25Ssh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-06


On Saturday May T. B,oss. wife OF John Mangels,
aged n years. months and ~ days
The friends and acquaintance Of the family gene
rally and also the members Of Company A. Jefferson
raj Monday. the 9th inst. at o'clock Y. M. from
the corner OF Lewis and Fourth streets.
ON the 9Th inst TmoNas EoHss the Esd year Of his
age. -
The friends and acquaintance Of his family re-
spsctfuiy invited TO attend his funeral from the resi-
dence Of Mr. Robinson 176 Wet Eighteenth street, at
, O'Clock this day Monday, eth int
ON the 5th inst Mion,sL 4. LsprS, In the 5sth year
Of his sge.
The relative. and friends % the family and those Of
his SON Law John Jamson. are respectfully invited
above Amo- Tuesday afternoon at clock precise
~ without further invitstionWe cannot let this oc
aion pass without expressions Of regret at the loss Of
the above and In this inhcti-n beg to sympsthre with
In Brooklyn, on saturday 9TH Inst ,GrosGn G. MtLs
eldest son Of l. Miils
The funeral ~, take place on Tuesdsy the TN inst
at four O'Clock. \. NJ from the Church Of the Pilgrims
Rev Mr. storrs. Brooklyn. The friends aud relatives
Of the deceased and family are respectfully invited TO
attend - -
msrtb In the J4th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral her late residence No south
sixth street willismbnrgh, on Tuesday. at o'clock
Rev C,sr. Bann,s. Missionary to Assam, az. ~ un.
der the patronage % the Baptist Missionary Union,
die january 81. ON his homeward passage. and was
buried In Mozambique channel Ills disease was con-
sumption DIR. barker sailed from Boston october -,
4, sp In the ship balmsta, In company with several
family are expected In Boston In the Of few
weeks va. England.
In London. April 8, Of rapid decline, brought on
through want of the common neerssaries Of life,
aged 10 A.1uo~, Tno~.s. eldest son of Mrs Lavnia
E,oe daughter Of his late Roy al Hen
~ Frd.rick. Duke Of Cumberland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, May 4-6 p. NJ.
The weather was inclcment and this being the last
day Of the week, trade, in most descriptions Of pro-
duce, was languid. Cotton continued firm with fair
sales, including some lots for export. The private
accounts fully corroborated the previous telegraph
report Of the CKnsdas news The market for Western
and State -four continued heavy and tons
limited Bonded Canadian in better demand,
owing to some orders having been received for the
British provinces by the Canada. Southern brands
continued hrm but sales were limited There was
but little wheat Offering and the terms Of holders
above the views Of millers and exporters. Corn
continued rather scarce, and prices buoyant The
pork market exhibited no change aud sales were
mosty of a retail character There was change in
beef Cut meats were firm and lard was quiet at
previous rates There no change to notice in the
grocery trade.
LrarnrR.-we have important alteration to
tice while the stock sale is very light and the de-
light per ID. &c n 25c do. middle. Ice. 22c; do
heavy, lse. &c; hemlock, light, l6hc l7c do,
middle Ice lie; do, heavy, lac loc; do, damaged
lac. a 15c.; do. poor do, lie. lie.
TrAs.-we annex the particulars OF the sale by
wilmerding Mount. this day. Of the cargo of the
ship Navigatcr terms notes at o months ;.Hyson-
81 ch 81; ~ hf do. 57h; 81 do 40; % do AZ q do
3s; So do. SO; IS do: 81 Young Hyson-6s hf CHI 62i
81 do 3sis q DO 81; 1i2 do. SO: 80 do 3i1s 80 do
32 81 do 32; 354 do 3ll; So do. 81 los do. 30; 60
do; 90 SO do 2sis 20 do rs: lsG do 27' Isl do 27
s &c" ~ a.. %! IS" caiso $40 40 ysSn stiS 40 cS
49, do 25h 70 do. 2l,s - do Z31s; 9s do %; l36
do. ezh ~ hf do 80; 81 do 2eM 90 do ~; ioS
powder 81 half chests 54 II do 45; 40 do l31s SO do
al % do 4Oh 81 do. 80; IA do 49, l03 do. SO; 16s
do 35lf 100 do 81; "a do SAY 10 do 81 % do 49, 10
cases csttcs 5s Is do AZ do as do a. 100 bxs 40
Imp, ria-1O hf chests Az II do 49, 81 do a.; 10 do
al Is do 40 20 do 3s 26 do 35Is; cases cattes SO
Qolopg-Io hf chests 6S do 52 - do so; 20 do 80;
25o do 3sh; Socatly boxes a.; $50 do ~ Ningyong-
30 hf chests 3slk 40 do IS; 100 do. 371 100 do. 81
$50 do So; 200 do "a 200 boxes do ST. Souchong-350
hf chests IS. Nirgyong Powchong-l05 hf. chests
42h; 275 do. 37is; 275 do. 81; $50 do 31 so do 81
50 do 3lh. Cbulan Powchong-200 hf chests 3lh
Orange Pecco--1O0 hf chests 32h.
TosAcoo.-The market quiet but holders were
firm. ut uniform prices
wuisxnr-At the late decline the market steady,
with sales Of rs bbls. at 23sc. cash; and rs hhds
nru ut time nd nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-06
BIEETING or BAkERs.

Of BAhEhS
y meeting ffhc above cran was held on Saturday
~ -. r. S..i.aHSs' i...i i,>sf sLf,s. ~. ,iat-
tboloniew Derham in the chair. Mr. j. Hunter, secre-
tefy. The minutes of the last meeting then read
and adopted The Chairman then sed the meet
ing ard coBgra ulaed the Society upon the progress
they had already made in the audnble work Of seek
ing TO improve the degraded condition Of journcymeu
bak rstoe elevate them In society, to obtain better
star dard Of wages, and diminution of oppressive
hours OF labor He felt pleasure In ting the
Journeymen bakers OF whom he one, not only ut
the progress far made but at the time the
fstt ring prospects before them The constitution OF
the Society, and the laws they had been agreed
upon and adopted at former meetings were nov
and would be distributed to the members The chair
mar then commented briefly upon the constitution,
as 1t had been adopted. and explained that ~ they
matured in experience II in their power to amend
and correct II might be deemed desirable, IL such
step should at any time be thought necessary. IL
to the attempts individuals not belong
to the society eDdeavoring TO creep in among them
destroy their organization and seduce the minds II
the trade from the laudable objects in view. the
chairman made a few brief and pertinent remarks.
He deprecated all such proceedings The objects OF
this society were to obtain in peaceabe manner by
harmony concord and order, redress Of the griev-
under which the journeymen bakers have long
labored Those grievances were mad, quate remune-
ration and unequal unjust oppressive aud unhealthy
length and duration Of labor Twelve hours labor
was hard work enough for any man. but the bakers
Had to labor eighteen hours out of the twent four
lie congratulated the meeting however. that by the
organization Of this society there now every
pect before them II an end being put to these griev
ances and expressions. Already much had been done,
moro even than he had ventured at first to hope for
He therefore called upon them to be united and
on the work and yet greater would their
efforts and labors.
A number Of additional members were then enrolled
On motion 1t was resolved to proceed to the nomna-
ton OF the permanent officers Of the society, to be
elected next Sat urday evening A number of nomna-
tions then made.
journeymeD baker from Troy attempted then to
address the meeting but disturbance arising from
few drunken persons enemies TO the views of the meet
ing. who entered the room and insisted upon speak
ing In all corners and all together, interrupted tho
remarks which he began. The chairman made every
effort to restore order but finding the demon Of dis
oider TO be inmovabe, and deaf to all
and reason. he adjourned the meeting, amidst the
cheers Of all he orderly disposed.