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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-08

nom the committee on the census After con.;da-
able debate the Senate adjourned without taI;na
action. any
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-08

EM1GRAT1oN.-There has been daily average o
673 emigrants arriving at the port of N. York since
the commencement of the present year, at the rat
of quarter of million per annum.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-08

A meeting in favor of the Central Railroad, was
held at Newbern on the 23d ultimo which was ad-.
dressed by Gen. SAUNDERS and other able speakers
Resolutions were passed pledging the warm support
of Newbern to the Central Road, and three of tho
one hundred shares were made up. In addition TO
this, meeting held in the evening and $50 OOo'
subscribed for proposed Railroad to connect New
bern with the Central Road. The subscription for.
this purpose has since been swelled to $4,000. A
charter for the Newbern Railroad will be asked from,
the next Legislature. Newbern has walked up to her
| ;nfaroSt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-08

BD%The colored population of Philadelphia is es-
timated at $4,000, the most of whom arc in de-
PRAYED condition.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-08
HOUSE OF REpREsENTAr1yrs

hoCsE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AI.ef the meeting Of the House, resolution Of
WI moor tree SOllero was taken up. The resolu.
bill for organizing governments for the terr.ora.
prohibiting slavery therein. On motion Of M H.
Alison, of Geo. it was laid on the table without
by vote of los to TO-
Mr. Giddings, (F. SD introduced a resolution. do
claring it the duty of Congress organizing govern
ments fer the new territories to secure equal robt,
to people of all colors Laid on tho table-aves io4
nays SO.
Mr.. Disney, of Ohio, introduced series of resou.
tlons declaring that the people of every separate
community have right to frame their own domes-
tic laws, and nstructing the committee on the Judi.
ciary to prepare an amendment to the Constitution
providing that the wishes of the people of the Dis
trct of Columbia in regard to slavery shall govern
the action of Congress in relation to its existence
within its limits Laid on the table
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-08

a III.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was chiefly occupied in considering a
report of the Committee Engraving, in regard to
engraving and Gthographing the maps views, &C.,
accompanying the Presidents Message. The Com
mttee reported that the work could be done for S13
600; they therefore moved that the Committee be
authorized to have done should it not cost more
than $4,000. The margin of $1,000 was left so as
to allow the Committee to have discretion in the
mode of doing. The resolution was finally adopted.
The House then went into an election for Chap
lain, and after three ballots, Rev Mr. Gurley Pres
byterian, was chosen Chaplain of the House, which
then adjourned until Monday.
MONDAY Feb. 4th.
SENATE. ss# a%8ss
+ The Senate was chiefly occupied in debating bill
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uno erbieIt ieinen Nbibieo uno route out
Der Giieubabn i'm SIuee oen ufern oes
Rbeines Su.
..9ieber nil itb i'm 6ampfe 9e9en Qb-
Del Raoer Den Sono in 2(frita mein Slut
i6Iufen Ioftn. ais LANCER iclbc Sbmob
erouloen. ."-Mit Sreuoen muroe er in Die
Sremoenlc0ion nab QI9ier auf9enommen
uno bate bereit6 WorieiIe erreibt.' Der
nobeu Nbfabrt acpdrtla.
(Scrtleeun9 fclgt)
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foa bic 9uffdbt iiber ben Bau BADEN.
Die @inIsitun9 uno SefbldGs woren aslss
fen. 9tuf antras wurbe foI9snpsr Stiblus
anaencmen, ndmIidb:
03ef6lcIIen, ons Bet 3otb fib mieber Der.
fannie am Gamffae Nbsnb ben 10. 2tu9uif,
sur 9sipbbnlibsn Stuuo, um ben ebsn psrsIs,
nen Ssfblus in lleberIe9ung ju nsbmsn.
8erTdiebsne Ssfbliife pom GsIscs@cuneiI
puroen srbnItsn uno jurlif9sIe9t.
2Iuf 2tntrag psrtd9t.
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=. 10. Gyfon, g. 6. g.
nie Boloentoefunaen in d1rtaon

Die Beloentoefun9en in Oreaon.-
Die @oIbsntbGdun9en in Oregon ucpon mir
NIT Dem lssten 9dmpfsr Habritbt srbieltsn,
wurben i'm SpoFanIanbe, etpn 400 Weilen
vCn Oregon SitD, Den @olunbafius aufwdrts,
gsmnht. Bon Dem @anbe Der BON bort ace
braft Wurbs, rpar ber Uierts She'll Cob. Der
Oregon Spectator fa9t:
Cine Qartie 1T auf bsm QBe9s nnf Osr Nes
9ion oieIsr neuen @ntoedun1y penn fe nbt
fbon bort 1T, unb nnbere bereiten ffb nadals
fO9en. Ssi ber Surii9Funft beS 8otlbafter8,
ben man in Gin Ooer jps QBodDsn Suriidermnrs
tet, wenn CT Den 8sribt belfdti9t, UirO Gin als
gemeineS Drdngsn nnb jenem Qanbe foI9sn.
Sn Nudfb auf elm foldc6 Heiutat, ilf Elm
GubsSnOianer a9ent ben SIus btrnuf9e9ans
gen, um bic SnDianer nuf ben neuen GtnnO
Der 9ings pCrjubsrgteny Der iidb in ibren 2ans
be bal0 iei9en mro.
QSir erwortsn Na6 in bsfrr Sobr5ssit itarfs
Minir9eitdfte mternomnen perben Idn06 oen
SIIfsn an Der fioIiben &rdnF BON Oregon,
ba pcle perionen bic in @nli(ornisn marsn,
ju Der ;leberjcu9un9 9efommen linO, baB Der
Hcu9etu6 unb nnoere Gr6me in jcnsr Gegcnb
bcrtbeibNtte @rabereien barbistn.
Dlfatnla 0oIo.-GeofutenDe SpCtulnt;
ontn fnb i'm @an9e ouf &OIOlanO in 8irqini>
en-. Cine 2tnSabI Ndnner ftnb jtgt tbdtiQ Bee
fbdfti9t 9erfdufs folder QdnOereisn in SCifon
ju bcwrfsn. @inige quite @tOrs6 perbcn srs
jabIt bon bcn Srjeu9niftn Der Winen Die fbOn
in Operation fnO unO 9cIbens SOeen mcrOcn
9sbiIOet in Setrsf NcS qanOs8 ba5 an oislelben
9renSt 9iemano, Oer fib bie @atbe 9enouer
bcftben bat, jwsifslt baram oos ltb in 8irgis
nien @oIb ftnoet, ober in meIdsn 0uantitaz
ten e6 Dorbonoen iit, oOer auf mslte 2(rt unD
init UieUisl 4rOit s6 Su befommsn it, fam
nur bic 3cit Iebrcn. lIsbri9cn6 mag fopieI ron
ben 9rgjner GOIOminen 9efa9t neroen, menn
ite AUDI bsi QBstem nibe 70 eintrdQIib 1inO mic
bic Gtr0me @alfOrnen6, bic 2eute UeItbe oies
icI6cn bsarbeiten AUDI nitbt NIT ocn q3ioers
wdrti9feitcn mo Gnt6ebrun9en gu fdmpfen bas
ben, lpie bic @olOluCber in @aIifornien.
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q @om on8rcG-Da8 Gnbe Der GombrcmiB=
8in-ga6 Iun9cn 9Cbattcu, biclcn Rcocn 0cnfcn
unb 9Iuubcrn crbict bic GOmpromiB- -9iQ,mclde bee
fimmt mar bic Ui6H9c StIabcufra9c 3u bcIcitgcn
am IcBtcH @dttpOb i'm Senat ben Sobe8loB Die
8iu mar 70 picI bcrdnbcrt unb nit GnbdngIcIn pcr-
Ieben, baB e8 eini9cn Senatorcn, pctc 9nfanQ6 oc-
ieIbe uncrftiBteu, bcrlcoctc bafir gu itimmen mas
bas 9ur6foIIeu ocrlebcn CUR 8ogc bate Gac8 mas
bon Der Gill in bds RCprcIcntontCnb0u8 tam iit eli
ne aIauIcI ncItc bic 8wn3en bc8 ncucn 3erritos
RUINS lltab bcitmmt Der GongrcB III IOmit naG
elmer SBun9 bon obt @lonatcn picber auf ben
Suntt 9efOmmcn no cr i'm Snfange mar. obcr, pe
man nit anoern BOrtcn ia9cn mag, er bat n6t8
9etban mas bn ieinem 3ncde ndbcr bringen f0nnte
Sb nun wdbrenb Der 9e9entpdrti9en SiBung mob et-
pas in 9etrcf Der Nufnabmc @dIifornicn8 in bic L..
nion, bic 8eitimmung Der @ren3cn bon Seya8 unb
Der Siaberei in ben 3crritorum8, 9ctban tpirb, lit
f6ner 3u f09cn
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Salfbmtln3er perbaftet.-Der Rcrri5s
taun j9eraIO pom leRten Ntittuotb fa9t; 9rei
psiOnen, Ramcn8 SOispb Q6CobmarO, &obert
WPSoreD unO SODn 8oDcry rpurben am Sams
.fta9e usrboftet fir ba6 2tu5gsben faIfbcr g&os
ten unO nab eincm 8erb6r Dor u. g. Senfin6
@fq.y BON @WDneb Snunfbip, in Oa8 RCrr8s
touner &efdn9n6 9t6rabt. 8sim 8abtr etc
CAB fd, Oa6 fte an SrUsi verfbsbenen QldBen
3 follbe SIS ROten RON Der YOrf Sanf au59ez
9eben bnttcn unO bei Der IeBtsn snt6eft, per-
fcl9t unO ein9sfan9en wurbsn. g8 Gbsint, bas
iie bGret6 5enrIb CUTE @efbdfte eemnbt bats
ten, cenn elmer oapOn CAB Dem @6srif $55
in 8srwobrun9. QGoobmnrb muroe amlJtons
tn9s Ouf einsn QBrit bon 5oa6en6 corpus frc9es
9eben, ba feline SeWsils 9egen Jpn parn.
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Satoles 1ln9IHd bel 0ortb mber-
b-Die slOrtbnmberIanb Ganalbiide brad am
Donneritage 5uidmmen, dlS bic Sarrsburge StitIb
lber bieeIbe paIlirte, ipeIfe in ben Gana ftHrSe-
@S Waren 5ur 3eit IL 4afagiere in Der Stitib, bon
benen t0r Seni Q. SoueS au9enblidlid) getObtet
purbe Die Sebn Ibrigen enttamcn mebr ODER lpe=
niger beI6dbi9t 3rpe 4ferbe tamen ebenfaaS Inn.
Ole GboIera ibeint nod INNER Lungs ben
ioetIbcn Geipdicrn unO in einiget Sauptftdotcn gu
9rahren. Sn Cincinnati mdrcn am 25. uno 26ffeu
Sui bon ll2 SObcSfdIIen 55 bon Der Gbocra, unb
Go bieB oaB bic &rantbcit I'M 3uHcbmcn Ici unb iib
tno 9an6 0u5bcbnc Sn 2oui6piQe murbcn am %.
SnIi Al Sooc0fdae beribtct, bon meI6cn 80 an Der
GboIGra ndreu.
am bor9cn 9Ounerfuge bcrrIdte in 8aibn9tOn
unb Baltimore 9roBc Sufrcgung in So9e Der SIa6=
ri6t, oab 81 &arpCr5 6crrb bic Gbolcra NuSgcbro=
den ici. SH g8aibin9tOn unb audi in Baltimore
bcrrI6tc bic 8ubr bebeutenO, bod bate man nod
bon teiuCu GbaIcrafiUcn geb6rt
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Grtrunfen-Gin l3idbriger Snabe, gamcn8
@Ii6dcI @tabcmcr, crtr0ut an borIcBten Sountag
Nbenb Strid'6 g0barf gegcndbCr, i'm Canal
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9ferbcbicberet-S Serrn &rd in Der 4tcn
StraBe pobnbuft purbc in Der 9icnfOg Na6t Elm
Yferb aus bem StaQe 9citobIcn Die Diebc muBtcn
bcfannt iein, benu fe battcn fb gu benz &fcrbe
aud nod ben SattcI bon Der YortIb bintcr &rid8
BObnbuulc 9cbot Inn bcitO bcqucmcr gu reiten Die
9icbe purbcn 9leib berfoIgt unb, mie mir b0rcn, In
9biIaNcIpba ta8 9fcrb WeOcr crIungt no GO bic
9itbe berIbadcrt bOtten.
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Ginetleine tb.-Durb eni9e itarts &C.
tpitterfdauer pGr bic Suprboden griet unb aud bic
S6uDltia ipieber ftart ungebwolen, 70 baB bic na-
be wobnenben aeute S6uben bGOOn befirftetcn.
Sin io9endnnter 8offerbamm, tpel6er cini9e 0leien
cbcrbaIb bieirr Stubt bur6 bic SuIpcbodeu 9cma6t
fpar, tpurbe bur6 bic 8Iutb nc99erilIen
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Sfcabim9 bem 6. Slu9uit 1850.

CIV. B PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBACHTER, at his Offices in Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Boston
B-9 w. GA8[2, Esq, at his Office, "E-
vans Buildings" Sd Street, Philadelphia, is one
ofour authorized agents to receive Advertise
ments and subscriptions for this paper
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9On9fn9erei Gin bofnun88OOIIr Sung
ling bon buntIcr Sarbe, gamcn6 Sobn GIart, Uurbe
am 0icnita9c bon alderman @cngcI in ben Iducru
Gpfel 9cIbidt WcI er cine SIS gtOtc aus cincm @rc-
fc gemUu8 bate, tUrI6cn cr bon icincm @ater crbaIs
ten bate um i'm an cine farbgc 8rau Ub3ugcbcu
Der aItc Glou bate ben @ricf bon cncm 6cunbc
i'm 2dubc CUR 9eOr9un9 an bchcn 6rou crbaItcu, bic
bier iUcbnt GI5 iie ba5 @cO i'm 8ricfc nid)t fanb,
IcB fc ben alien GIart bcrbaftCn uno fir Diebfubl
CinncdcH sm Onocrn Sage fanb fb8 obcr. bag
nbt ter OItc lOnbcrn Der iunge GIarf, bic Qan9fn.
9crtunf 9cabt bate. porauf bcibe 4IdBe tpe6eItcn
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Sen nitterIb dben. - gSdbrenb ben 6elpit-
tern am borleBten Sonntdg GbcnO purben uuBcr ben
G6eucrn bon Ddbib Gilbert in Carl: Slaat Sod,
in Gmitb unb Daniel S0uIb. in goIcbrootbale
SaunIbips aud cine S6euer bel llnouoiae, nabe
an Der Grcn3e bon Gbeiter Gauntb uno Elm Gnjubl
ontcrer S6euern in dngren3enben GduntieS bonn
@lB sstroffen unb total Serftort 9r Siram Sud-
man, gu GSeorgetaun, 8art SounIbp. 2ancafer. 60,
fpurbe bonn @liB 9etroffen unb ou9enbiidli6 9etOo-
tet Gr mar nit Ieiner 8rau du Settt ge9an9en unb
ifIef an ibrcr Setr. ais Der 8libffrabI am S6orn-
ifeiHe berabubr unb ibn t6btete pdbrenb feline 6rdn
unbelNabi9t bIicb Der 8lib 5efOmctterte aub ei-
nen sele9rapbpioiten an Der 9ereiugnng Der @olum-
bia nnbSarrlSburs Giisnbobu unb flbr lints ure6tS
bic 9rdtbc enon9. aerTplitt unb beI6dbigte nod ei-
nige @fofcn. Sn Gumberionb gaantb purben finf
G6euern bonn gIib getrcffen unb nit alleni Snbdlte
aerf0rt. DdS gSobnbauS cinss orn Glcaper, nabe
bel Carlisle ipuroc bonn SliB eetrofFcn uno Iein 49,
idbracr Sobn, pelder anf Der Qprtl6 ian, aetS6tet
Giniac Sd,euern in 0ort brannten an namIlebcn g-
benb ab. GaSton unb beifen llm9cgenb bIieb aud,
ndt UerIbcnt Die Gefpitter bdbtn I'D, Semnad,
tpeit ou89ebcbnt unb unsspobnlib bel S6abeu an
seriCbtCt
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der HoeI in Ger milonig.-@in GOrs
respondent be5 ct. PouiS Sntsai9enser TaQt,
oab 2OrO GaItbOrp, QOrO 8rsatIeD, GCrb q oOf
mO cini9e anbere en9lifdbs @Oeaeut, NIT elmer
Gbnnr California @mi9ranten BEL Council
SIuff6, i'm &erritOrium Pebra6fa, campiren,
ouf ibrsm QBe9e nob Dem @oIbIon6e, allies fur
cine CONNER YIdfers&ele. Ole merben piels
ls6t 9snu9 bavOn baben, ebe fe binrommsm.
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Iebt 9enu9 bavOn Dabsn, ebe Iie binrommsn.
2oncaltr, ben 30. Suli. NettumQ aus
2eben69efabr.- Q8dbnnb Der 9rossn
Bahtrfutb auf Der @cneifogo am SreitaQ Dor
n6t Sa9sn, unb al5 QBnTsr fbnsa am &tei,
Qen mar, bemertte man bei Dem @tdbtben
@Oem BEL &jroff6 SaftOrD, sinen in Der Tabs
barlbaft mobnsnOen farbi9en Wann, pis CT
fb inmttsn Der Slutb an ben obern 3rpei9en
sne8 fleinen fnum brei ScQ Difsn QEsoens
bdumben8 fsltbelty ba6 beinabe 9ans unter
QBaner ftanO. Jbn Su retten, par Der srnfs
Iibe lSunl6 Der nuf Dem llfer perinn1meLten
8OFSmen9e; alIein jeber 8erfub fben Nns
fdn9S Der9eben6 ju iein ipe9en ieiner 9rosen
@ntfernun9 pom qnno unb Der resenoen
Sbneui9feit Der Gtr6mun9. @r bebisIt jeOotb
einen fsifsn (oalt an ben fbwnben 3mei9en,
bi5 snOlitb Elm Boot BON elmer @ntfsrnuna bers
6si9s1bnfft wurOe, rpeIds6 pon Der 8rtife an
einem Snue ffromabwdrt8 QelaITsn muroe, bis
e6 innerbnlb fensn Sersb fam, in neIbes er
Oann binein ffie9 unO enoli6 fiber ans 4nnO
9ebrabt nurOs.
aus bem @efdn9niBentwiGbt
-Dis 5eitun9sn ber gtaSt 0Orf btri(bten, bas
pstr 8oDsr, rpslder Dor eini9sn Mcnaten in
baS bcrtigs Gsfan9ns 9ebratbt mcrosn par,
peqen @inbrub unp 9sbifnb, melde er in
QSri9btSDiae beriibt bate, am pcrleBten 6reis
tag Wor9en feline 8Iubt bewerffe0i9te, inbsm
er NIT 6Hlfe zines SrettS, rpeId)ss er i'm 6cf
baGbuft wurbe, auf bic &sfdn9nismauer binauf
fIetterts unO Oann BON Oerlsl6sn auSwenoia auf
ben Sooen binunter fpran9. CT muroe BON
einsm M0nns ouf Der anoern Ssite Der Srase
0efsben, weIder fcgleib Qdrm mabte; obsr 70
fcnOrbar sS aub ibenen mag, Cbfbcn Der
SlI6tIin9 SensIn an ben Sissn bate, unb
BON mebrersn PeriOnen bie9 psrfcI9t purbe,
psrfbwanb CT pI6RIiCb, unO man mar nibt i'm
@tanbe fsinen SbIupfwinfet Su sntos6en.
SoDsr 1T Elm Mann BON 9rc6sr Stdrfe uno
QefdbrIibsm @barafter, stma flint Sus sebn
3Oa bod, bat bunfIeS l6aar unb braune aus
gen. Der Sbtrif bon Worf @auntp bstet
cine SsIcbnun9 BON 25 2baIern fir feine @rs
9reifung an.
SObt 9efunben.-2tm @amitag, ben
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-28
Dratbs.


In Rootstown, on the 14th inst, of Small -pox,
MARY PAYNE, Widow of. the late Solomon
Payne, in the s5th year of her age.
The subject ofthis brief sketch. was born in
Tolland CO., Conn; and removed to this town in
the year 1922. Her mental faculties remained
good until her last sickness and as she was bless
ed with remarkable memory it was not unfre-
quently that we listened with interest to portions
Of her history. and often to an incident OF the
Revolution; for, like other old people, she loved
to dwell upon the past, and especially those
scenes In our national history with which she
was conversant. Many were the trials through
which she was called to pass during her earthly
pilgramage, but never was she heard to complain,
for she ad an unshaken confidence in God, and
believed that He would do all things we'll. She
dated her conversion to God at an early period
in her life, but for reasons unknown, did not
join any church until she removed to this place
Soon after settling here, she united with the
Presbyterian church and remained member of
the same until her death. For some time we
have net expected she could linger long with us,
but little thought of the means by which. she
would be removed. Forte days she suffered
with that loathsome, and much dreaded disease,
when the Master said it is enough come up
higher and o that we with submission might
say s'thy will be done.' s>-,.zg g4eE
The Ohio Observer aud Trambun CO.. papers
please copy. F. c.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-28

years ago one of my feet was seriously injured.
IN Consequence Of the foot swelling very Iu GO
and being remarkably painfUL most Of The time
could only hehbls abest W ith the assistance-of
stuS, and NOT briig able TO endure floe vR
the fout wore only moccason. During tha
first f'urfeea years suff ring followed strictly
the advice Of many celebrated Physieians--laet
year. used fourteen bottles Of Dr.. TraskS Mag.
netlc Ontment--all howtver, faia'd 10 aford
permanent relief. Last November coneiad.d d
to have the foot tuksa If. 10 which Iny fihias
objected; finally. about tde FIRST Of Doteniberr
was Induced TO apply your Wonderfui Oiafnnt~t.
and in less than thirty days after the iryt ap H.
cation, q ID aside my ttaf. put nn nv sloss
without any Inconvenience, aud now grf alnut
hike other men. o.; l.-tsAst :
GEo. TvRNER, Wclls st. Chicuge, 8
Feb. 10, ls49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-28
WONDERFuLS STIR

SLoxNs MEDIcINEs-There is a woudei fnl
stir made about these medicines, and we ore
credisly informed that mol hing has ever beea Of.
fercd 10 the public SO deserving OF attention.
especially Of all who keep horses. With Sloun's
Condition Powder horse " always kept In
good condition. and by tho use of his Ointment.
bruises, sprains and cuts, are cured in sur.
prislngIy short time, and the life of many a
valuable horse saved The numerous ceitifi-
Gates published in his advertisement. from welt
known individuals, fully attest the value Of the
medicines for the fuses aud purposes stated, and
we have no doubt they will hcco, . popular
medicines in this section, as they are in general
use at the West.- Bgf. Rep. June IL, ls49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-28
TERRIBLY SCALDEDr,

Fellow citrzene ofGhicago the deep and dis
tressing wounds ascfy received inhcipg Tar
rihty SedldeS by the bursting of a distifcry
boiler, were healed in The short space Of four
teen days by the free application u Slbasf
celebrated Ointment. Also my child. That h.
been soiely afflicted for several months wi
Marnsmus, on whom ] lad expeRGed IsrRea
of money for medical advice and medicines. v
res ored 10 health in less than three weeks bi
ihe use Of Sloan's Ointment.
For injuries on horses asa confident Slouni
Ointment is far superior 10 any other reipe dieA
now used. ~
bD my opinion. Epe'y Family should esR-
stantFy keep OH hand tins valuable ointmeat,
MICHAEL DryLRsr.,
Chicago, January A.: 1919.
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DR.. H. TU BIS,
ANAL LYTTCAL. physical

ANAL lltdL' L II SfIIdN,
CAN be consulted at his room, R4venna,
" Prentiss House, Saturday aud Monday
forenoon. 16 and 1s Feb. Akron, C,bbs
Exchange Tueeday, Wednesday and Thurs
day 10, 20 and 2l Feb.
T,ose afflicted with disease of the Lungs,
Liver or Kidneys, Infamatiohs, Dropsy.
Rheumatism, Asthma, SLortness OF breath,
or difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia, weak
ness or nervous debility, restlesness, loss
of appetite, Consumption, arrangement OF
the stomach, bilious affections, Gravel, &C.,
are invited o call.
No Charge for Consultation.
Reference to individuals restored after be-
ing pronounced hopeless by attending ply.
siclans, can at all times be given to illus.
,rate the efficacy Of the Analytical practice
DR.. T. will continue his visits once in fou,
or five weeks.
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Silerif,s sale.

pi virtue Of a wri,of plu. f. ia. VS.. plff to
ID ire directed and delivered from the court
OF common pleas Of Portage county, Ohio,
haye levied upon and shall expose to sale at
pisiit vendae at the door of the Court house
in the town Of Ravenna, on
Friday the sth day Of February next,
betwesn the hours Of Ten o'clock, Il. M. end
four o'clock, P. NJ. Of said day the following
described goods and chattels, TO WE:
aOne Rife Gun"
Taken in. xeeu1on. as: she property of
John siutt al theahe suit of Nathan Sears
.x.: .I0HN GiLLIS.. Sheriff. =,
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
larry g8 h. .l-5O. -
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I spseimen or Janus faced Federalism
An Ex-Whig Speaker Voting to
Stifle an Investigation into his own

4 Spseimen OF Janus-faced Federalism
An Ex-Whig Speaker Voting to
Stifle an Investigation into his own
Conduct.
The whig members Of the Senate, have
pfased long and loud 'aboue an intention,
which they charged Mr.. Jo"nson enter
tanned, Of voting in his own case, and they
we're horrified thereat-denouncing it in
terms Of choice slang, as indecent and out
rageous-as thing not to be suffered.
On yesterday, while the resolutions OF
Mr. Eckley were before the Senate, for an
investigation of the conduct Of Mr.. Blake,
and which attempted to drag Mr.. Payne in
to the investigation as a party to the fraud
which Blake had played off, an attempt
was made to refer the subject 10 a commits
tee, with instructions TO report thereon
Mf. Whitman offered resolution to in
struct .the committee to bring in charges
and specifications against Blake. according
to the request ofthat Senator, and in which
he had asowed be wished Investigation
Whom the vote was taken thereon, Mr..
Blake; ifl defiance Of tha rule which pro-
hibits a Senator -ftom voting on any resolu
tion in which he has an interest, voted to
stifle investigation, and by bis vote, the
amendment was fost.
While Speaker he had ruled charges
against him.: out of order, on ihe ground he
could not Sit in. the. chair; Of The Speaker
and allow the Senate TO act on matters per-
sonal 10 himself. After the adoption OF
rules, which have him the right 10 delegate
the duties Of the chair to another, he was
invited 10 lenve the chair that another
might takerhis place, and preside during the
d,sc6ssio,i Of q matter personal TO himself.
This he refusedt 10 do, and he again ruled
ia fa1ofutions out Of order and refused TO
allow an appeal from his decision. In con-
scoueiice st This decision. and of the gen.
efal disgdst his conduct excited, be was
forced Is resign, and 10 see another elected
10 the place he had disgraced. When this
was done. in defiance OF the rules after ask
ine an investigation of his conducty he votes
10 s,ifieAi, and strange to say, the federal
party uphold his conduct.
The Ohio State Journal has been elo-
ouen, ,n denunciation Of a Senator, who, 1t
has charged, intended TO vote in his own
eass, and although that profgale sheet has
learned the ar. of appianding its party
irie.ids and justifying them for every act,
NO si,a,.er how contradictory their conduct,
set we rre frank to confess an anxiety to
zee i,uw that Janus. faced concern will at.
,enos 70 testify Blake's conduct with its
previous denunciution Of the indecency. Of a
Ssna,ss yeliag in d case where he was sup
,n,sed a, have an interest = Statesnaan