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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
UROSCOPaA

German Practice Of Botanic Medicine
+, SNYDER German Doctor late of Can
y. field would inform the oItizens of Por
tage and adjoining counties thut he has
removed to kavehna where he will, devote
his whole attention TO the practice Of his
profession.
) As his success in practice is generally
well known throughout this section OF
country it is thought unnecessary to.mulliply
words here IN its favor. Suffice it to- cay
that for upwards of twenty years he has
been engaged in an extensive practice
treating the worst forms of disease common
to this country and climate. His method
Of diagnosing being more certain than that
generally practiced he arrives at once al the
disease without sub;eciing the patient to a
course of treatment TO find out what eils him.
That none may mistake Dr..Snyder's view
in regard to medicine he would respectfully
say that all those who think that Calomel
and It's, kindred medicines are "the greatest
boon ever bestowed upon man" need not
employ him, as suchremediea find no favor
at his hand. ~ tst,.
Dr.. Snyder's medicine is safe in all con-
ditions Of life and those able to perform
light labor or attend to business are not
prevented by using it. All those having
old complaints are particularly requested tn
give him a call. A general invitation is
extended to ali invalids to call and see, hear
snd be convinced, that this is the road to
health. No charge for consultations. -
Charges for medicine reasonable but always
cash. Oifice for the present at his residence
Clark's New Building East Main Street
Ravenna o. SmSl8.
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The Cholera at West Union, O.-W Q
regret to notice that the Cholera prevails 10
a considerable extent a, Vest Union. The
ofthe 3lst says:
? sowing 10 this dreadful disease, still con.
.tinuing to rage here with increased violence
it has been with great difficulty we have
got our paper out this week, having but
little help in the office, and slight attack
ourself. a large number of our citizens
have left, and more are preparing to go.
There are now scarcely enough lef: to al-
tend TO the sIck.'' . ~
The total number Of deaths in that place
has been twenty>lour. 49,
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August Appptatsazs1ats. A
DR.. H. TuBfsS,,

ANAL fI1CsAA s1NH YsSiCiAN, s,s
" lLI.sseslu At atteadaaee At ans zkU0m,
w asfolioSsi ~. = ..sS,...lss ~. -. 4, 1,
tsAvsSNAF-fsrentss ii.'use, moAoay ' a- 'hr
! nesdax iitn and ,sStn Angee,. -, ,Il.sg ~
hxRoS--cooo : Exchange. 1pesasy, s'''
Wednesday,tfSn A ss.f 9ti ARgushnsst ~ .;.sssl
CtEvEiaED--"e edaeh' Hasse.,nii . 2 npts"As
FRIDAY ana t.ala alafoey, IN, SeR Nsg' 9sAugs'e' =
Nv WARkEN-AsEliqfop, flolsej, Fuestayssi.td ;.
Wednesda Y, spef hsa s9t 2 Juiy - '.'1fs So
: sHmetcTsexpcct IA = II well
y Andrsmedicise,: :saH do wEas, good for
have. tried all ki,tIss'" sre,tretparks aslpsyIa
honfiyrelterated BY iife thEonss ofdespatl-'i
ring mortaA who frequent our Ieops.,~s..-,,s,-
: fo.4ll such we earnestly sscepnepd iLc
acq,ininiance of ilrdiyidnajs. who has recon-
red frpn similar on spaIe no seiess .silp :.
iiaus, and parii, ularly ryttr to, MIS-. I.yor.s..
who Tor long time was one Of she mes st-
pittiabi. and wretched sufferers Of ous klnc -,
, IIus...n. Tr,pbulr Ga. lime "a. i9sl q
ne Tnass d ,s,ete Nh ssn.5 Won n
"a Rial sceoppt ST NV. pasl sjcI ness, FL
The last len Years 1 have been so,ue ~. ~ !.
af5fieted with dropsy, and Tor Two yS,fS
befere seeing won with wLat is called. II g.
..mil, loo y NV limbs become ,.,xoilefl .o'..
a most wnn.lerfal sire- and the nainI DO, -
from Them was. 4rea,irr rl,en 4 can de cr ! al,
to ,ou. F.r some months etey ietai,, a.
lbe same anpeasauce " hen Ihe ,k N yirltT. n
or broke giving oai ffee diseharcas. SOM
times. 3rmtpe deco sotcs and al otse1 inns
issuing .f,ola the, Iawss,irf ce. No f,ls
than fwo oalyens, af = walery s,,h-tams.
would drin fr ON them ia twenty four bonr =.
NotwIthstonJina this thes s.sa remai,a,i
enormous, and The excrdtiat.i gsfaias xaf f,a ~
bated. In this awfnl condition. { speptsh a
wear. III nsh' Constantly taking medicine Va,
some Kind We aemploved eipbt diffste,sy,
nIivs,c;ans' hes,des 'consnJ,ipg number n
81 and us;no natantms, ,uf =. hui. no,h.
ing rel;eusa NV dis,sessad. Limbs sssrs r
lee rn that few SnhSsieian5 nr os5,ers iirouet TX.
il possible for me TO get beliers. sWber &,
applied .toydu last September i.wlias eaiasss I
discouraged and ready to give up plI me 3 y
cine. Yours had a different effect from s,ysz
/ had before taken. Al 6Fst ,l,s dissA.ses.ssl
increased and abe limbs appeared Mofse ~,
then they began to improve. In ti,r.eo,
weeks the pain wholly left me, and has r.t !
since returued. The sweUug grslua *
went down and the surface .becnn1e saooil y :
healed, Some months ago WINS able SiiSs
attend to inv work. The hardest uf Wiii ",
have since p,erfqTmed and continue TO en- .,
Joy very comfortable decree of health. ,Gs
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Later IRON oregon.
hatHe 6etaoeem the Haytiens aud Dominsi-
cans not Confirmed,


cans not Confirmed.
4 PHILADELPHIA, Aug g.
Brig Fairy arrived to-day from Port au
Prince with advicss up to the 23d ult.
The empire was perfectly quiet and no
confirmation was brought Of the report of
the battles between the Haytians and Do
minicans. The people Of the Island were
thrown into great alarm by the report Of
the insurrection in Cuba.
About two o'clock this morning, several
unfinished houses on Eleventh st. below
Girard Avenue were destroyed by fire.
During the conaagration serious riot oc-
CURED, and Police officer shot.
The. steamship Columbia at San Fran
cisco. brings later advices from Oregon.
The most important news is the general
and preconcerted Indian hestilities, Non
Rouge River, in one of which several whites
were killed on the Sd ult. A party of 80
Greg onians on their return from the mines
were attacked by 100 Indians. The latter,
however. were repulsed with loss of ten
killed. Gen. Lane had started for the
mines, and it is said he intended to take a
party with him to chastise the Indians.
The two Democratic papers are out in
favor of drawing lines in Oregon. 'and a
Convention Of the party was called to meet
at Salem. July 4th, to define their position
New dIggings had been discovered on
Rogue River, before hostilities broke out,
which yield as well as the choicest mines
I N. Colbry Postal Agent, and E. Wan.
pool, Indian Agent, had arrived in Oregon
Captain Murry with his iron propeller had
also arrived
Oregon city was prosperous. Sandwich
island adyices had been received to May
3ist. but they are no important. u The ship
Switzerland from New York, had arrived
att Valparaiso, with locomotives for the
Coprape Railroad. The American Min
! lister, Hon Bailie Peyton, was in Valparaiso
on thes2 ult. as also Col. McClune
: United States charge to Bolivia. Samue
Eckle, ESQ United States Consul for Tai
cakuano,- had arrived. The political new
from Chill is pacific and encouraging. Con
] gress met on the first of June. The Presi
|. dents address represents affairs Of the ma
ton in prosperous condition. A fire de
partment has been organized at Valparaiso
and iron Gas and water pipes are being lai'
! throughout the city. A disturbance ha.
occurred on board the British ship Dixie
in which the captain was shot dead. v. 4,
r F All the parties to. the late duel at N
a Orleans, have given the required bail, an
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Rasenna Prices Current.
oRREcTED wEEKLY.
Black Tongue.

This is to certify that applied W. B. Sloan's
Salve to my horse's mouth when it was very bad
with Black Tongue or Cancer, so bad he could
not eat; and in two hours he ate as well as ever
And further certify that it is a good medicine
for human flesh, cuts aud bruises.
OBJ. CROFT, M. D.
Bethany, 6 Genesee Co. N. Y. Oct. 90, 1850.
sISee Sloan's advertisement in another COL
umn 49,
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NEW lQ.noor!


Shoe, Leather q Finding Store.
.ssBe sure you're right then 60 aheas'a
fI,HE subscFibefs, at their StoreSohe deer
Il west OF. .Rowell Sz Co's.~ Store in R'@-
VIENNA, offer to the public the -1aEgest s,9i
most geueEsr assortment of ,,Boots, Shoc>,
Leather, Morocco, .LinDgs, Shoe Finding,
Tanners Oil, &c. ever opened IN Ragenps
and, seto PRICES. they are determined y,
to, be. .'undersoJd by any estsbi;;shmentsas 1
Nor,hern Ohio. s+ - Z, ass,ifssf h
E'To SIfOEMAKERS, they W woald say. th.g
can furnish them with French Calf Sk nei
Mems and Woman's Morocco, sI.inings s
all kinds, Sole-leathe of different quaii,jr' +
with prices 10 suit, Shoe thread, SpaIabler :,
Pegs, Bindings, with. .. geResai variety 81
MOST KINDS OF KIT. I
at the lowest Cleveland bricss5 Call se4
see our stock. We have neY on hand ei.a
intend at all times u keep first ratio
article of :. {,-,s
Tanners Qi5 aad Sole. Leather,
which we offer 10 tanners III sxchange Cor
Upper Leather or Cash. at prices thai will
sult them. Call and see our Oil 'ard :.
may save yoa Q Journey to. Clevslsnd
procnreSa1 article no better oi cheaper -
We ehalEkesp Barrel Of OIL on tap to sell
by the igaiion or quart;
:, Our motto. is, i"Low Prices and Read
Pay" ;:;i'j 3. ~ "
Rsyenna June u, 1881. j.
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Dfatbs.

ooNeoc0@Io-7~No-oocOo0
In CharIestown. ON the 24.h of June last, Mrs
MARY WILCUTT, consort Of Joseph Wilcutt,
aged q years.
In this village, on the Sd inst, JAMES E,
infant son Of Dewitt c. and Elizabeth Goldman
aged months.
In the city Of New Londen, Conn, on the 18th
ult., Mrs. ELIZABETH CLARK, widow of
Elizur Clark Her remains were conveyed to
Chester, CT, for interment. ',t- k-'s' :
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Announcements.

uoNoooe1.oo-o.oN o.oNc-Ac@oooNoo-oo-o
50 We are authorized to announce the name Of
OTIS REED, as ca dIdate for Representative,
subject to the decision Of the DemsErstic County
Convention.
n~We are requested to announce the name OF
DR.. LORIN BIGEL0W, candidate for Repre-.
sentative, subject the decision of the Democratic
County Conventiea.
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MCGUIRE NO PAY

DR.. STRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER,
rs positive, speedy cure for every form
l. of Intermittent and Remitteat Fesers,
Chill Fevers and Ague and, Fcvers. You
can have cure arfanted or NOT, just as
you please. Positively there is no quacke.
ry, or mistake; about this medicine. Call
and examine the abundant testimonials of
the wondrful effect of this Fever destroyer
For sale at the Recofter's Office, by r.
BARD. 40 emf for 2 urtage County. !.
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NEW GOODS.
II. w, SEYMOUR

rs NOW receiving large and desirable
J. astock of Goods, which will be sold at
very low prices. Persons wishing TO pur.
chase are respectfully invited 20 examine
NV goods before Purchasing elsewhere. >.
81, May 10, 1851. .ssi
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NEwAsk. N. s., August 5.
>ARRIvALpF TEE STEAMER GEORGIA

-i4 Margaret Garraiy, an Irish woman,
killed Edward Drum last night, in the
street, By stabbing him with carving
4 knife while he was walking with his wife,
40 whom he had been rscentlp married
She afterwards committed suicide by cut
ting her throat. Drum had been engaged
10 Margaret; but had married another wo.
man. ssa M
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C.. HAICH,

Druggist A ApOtllecary.
ON THE NORTH WEST CORNER ofTHE PUBLIC SQUARE,
g. RAvENNA, OHIO.
HAVING made large additions TO his former
IL stock, now offers to the publie the largest
and best selected stock he has ever had, con-
sisting of
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chsnaieals,
- Paints, Haraishes, Dys-Stnfs,
ofthe bestauality, and ground spices warranted
pure. The most popular Patent Medicines, to-
gethcr with complete assortment of
Paint, Varnish, Whiteuash, Hair,
Clothes, Shoe, Tooth, Sharing &
Horse Brushes, Busters,
Fancy Soaps, Shau-
ing Creams, &c.
In short, every article kept by Druggist gener-
ally. His stock was selected with great care.
and with reference both to quality and price, so
as to enable him to sell pure articles ut low
rates. Very thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon him, he assures all who may fa>
vor him with their custom that he will, as here
tofore, do his utmost to suit them with articles
unsurpassed in quality, and on the most rca-
sonable terms. as
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
June g. 1851 , -,
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-lreasurer's Notice.

+ n conformity with Statute OF Ohio, prescribing
J. the duties oil County Treasures, notice hereby
gIyen, that the smoaht of tax charged each
auhdred dollars paluatou OF taxable property within
the county OF Forage ior the year 1851 follows,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

He will also attend at his office, in Ravenna, from
and after the Sd day of October until the 20.h o.
Decembes, for the purpose Of receiving all taxes
charged the tax duplicate OF 1851, that have
been previously paid. JACKSON T. GREEN,
Treasurer's ofice, Portage co.,t Treasurer.
s Rivenna, July gath, 1851.
N. B.-Tax payers, remember sour road receipis,
and bring them when you come TO pay Jour taxes,
JACKSON T. GREEN, Treasurer
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Ks Stand From Uadsr.-R Rumors are rife
against the solvepcy of the Bank Of Sails
bury, Maryland. 1t will certainly be safe
for The people 70 keep hands off. II the
shasers and money dealers choose 10 deal
in il let them be the loosers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

VI - Gov. Seabrook, in HE recent mes
rage to the Legislature, says that over
twenty thousand persons in South Carolina
are ignorant Of The. alphabet. c. :, - &
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

3 TIE. Treasurer or his Deputy will assesd in the
several townships at or near the psual places Of
holdipg elections otthe purpose VI receiving taxes,
The follU ~ NO day A. In WI. = 80 - 80 =.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
CUBAN NEWS,

T------z- -7----7Sz-7 Zss5TZZZ eS
zraq (IJBRN NEWS, ,zs IL
- -
+z.1Mp0RTANT. FROM CURtl
,sppJv AISnF .q1IE f1 sTFsa nfER GroRGIA
- NEW YoRk, August Z.
The q. S..Mail ship George arrived this
morning, IS 6sclank, from Ghagres and
Havana She.sieft Cbagres en- the 27th
'ult., with 800 passengers. 100 for New Or
leans, and 200 for New York. She also
Ebrinps So froms0 Orleans and 80 from Ha-
vana. 4nakingiinrs all $50 passengers
The Georgia sailed from Havana on the
evening ofstbo "a list.
The steamers Faicon, for Cbagres, and
aCherokee for Orleans, sailed the same day
at che time the Georgia sailed, owing 70 the
Feceptaon o. tne news mar smeetngs nau
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

" All the parties to the late duel at N.
Orleans, have given tho required bail, and
been set at liberty. e a ,sf.ss'f ',.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
LAND FOR SALE.

T,HE tract of land in the township of Ed
L ;inburgh, Ieu: Campbells Por,. on lots
2 and 9. fronting on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road and town line Of Edin>
bnrgh and Rootstown, is offered fer eale.
II contains betu cen 80 and 100 acres. The
most of IL rs heavy timbered, and e'htains
large quantities 4of G eod Stone for building
purposes. A new saw mill, built in the
most approved manner, put in operation in
the fall and winter of l848, is in good run
ming condition. :g
For terms and particulars, enquire Of the
undersigned, at the campbells' Port Grist
JOHN g. g. B. WHITTLESEY.
Nav 6, 1851. f%'t'l-7a IF
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BY THE G. & P. RAIL ROAD
AHEAD OF THE EXPRESS TRAIN.
Taken from the Express Train
and delivered at nay Depot near
ly opposite the City Bank. by
Williams white Horse Express.
60 A FULL STOCK OF SILVER,
15 n Brass & Blackyoak, Adjusting and I'm
itation Trees; and toofs-conslsting ofRound
and Strait Knives, Hammers, compasses, Edgers,
Claw Tools, Punches, Piiers, Pad-awls, &C..
Japaned and Fancy Patent Leather,
Victoria Pattern Buckles, Tipt tongues sPleadid
assortment of Rosetis and, Ornaments, fancy Pat-
terns; few fancy fly nets.
Three and half Days from
New York, zrzzs-
By Neso York and Erie Railroad, Steam
Boats, and Clereland & Pitts
burgh Rail Road.
TUST received beautiful assortment OF hg'd.
d strip'd. Chene.. and plain Popiins, 6g'd. Be-
RACES, Berage DeLaines, Gingham Lawns,
Swiss Mill Robes &c, Ladies', Call and see
them before they are all sold-we sell them
cheap, - A.V, HORR,
june 7th.
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GROCERIES.

/ Grocery in the Prentiss Block, west side ofthe
public square, General supply OF Family Groce-
ries, which they will sell cheap as they can be
purchased elsewhere in this market.
july 26, 1851. MASON G SEVERNS.
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CUTLIP EATINGER1S ESTATE.
RIOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Admin istr a.
tor de bonis non of CutIip Eltnger, late of Frank
lin, Portage county, deceased. Dated at Brlmheid'
this 9th day Of July, A. D. 1851.
LYDIA UNDERWOOD.
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is for the good Of the county and the Staie
,ha, thisofIice should as a general hing
be held for Two terms where there is a fit
ness Of talent and adaptedneks for the of.
fcs, ! know that the PATRIOTISM Of the
Democrats Of lhisecounty viii induce them
10 act andithfhk 50 too. S.
.iss1is PRO BQNOPUBLIco. 3
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-04-19

own unwarrantable interference with the domestic
relations of other men, free as themselves, and
as capable of selfgovernment. If these views
mpute too much good sense to the North, and
especially if we are not prepared for such rever-
sal of our conduct as is urged in the foregoing
leaves, we are not equal to the exigency of the
times, or to live under confederate government
such as no preceding people ever enjoyed The
South, even now, show placability (as they have
during our whole period of encroachments) which
nothing cause but great love for the Union
We may, therefore, under persistence in er
rors, enjoy truce for a season-but no enduring
union. With the restoratives herein recommen-
ded, and strict construction of the constitution in
all future Legislature, may safely expect long
years Of internal tranquility. Geographical divi-
slons, which constitute ''the madness Of the many
Tor the gain of few, )" will fade away. No causes
viii exist for rejecting new confederates by local
JealouSes In regard to the balance of sectional
strength and we may diffuse the blessings of our
system imitably, Canada ward or Mexico ward,
to the advantage of ourselves, and the happiness
of others. In the language therefore of inspi-
ration, (and no language is too sacred placed be-
fore you this day are good and evil. Choose We!
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-04-19

IN THE F1ELD.-The following letter from Cen
eral Winfield Scott was addressed to the Whig
Committee of Mffiin county, in Penn, in answer to
a series of resolutions adopted by them recomnen-
ding him as candidate for the Presidency of the
United States
WASHINGTON, March 2.
DEAR SIR: The Whig Committee and the Sec
retary of Juniata county, Pennsylvania have done
me great honor.
The appreciation of my eountrymen was the tirst
and will be the last great object of my life. If
have the happiness to obtain that, it will be of mi
nor Importance whether it leads to a change in my
official position or not.
With my most respectful regard to the gentle
truly,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
a. X. McCLuRE. Esq,
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SOUTHERN STANDARD
Is ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY
CHAPMAN & SMITH,
Al three dollars per annum, i'm advance.

ADvERTIsEMENTs-Frst insertion (ten lines or less)
SlOO Tor each subsequent insertion, so cents. The
number of insertions be specified the face OF
the copy furnished it will be published until forbid
and charged as above.
All articles of personal character will be charged
double the above rates-caSh an GdUdnce tchen admitted
Political circulars public addresses for the benefit
of individuals will be charged advertisements
On yearly advertisements, liberal discount will be
made. The privilege Of yearly advertisers will be linn
tied to their immediate business advertisements
sent by them embracing other matter, will be charg-
ed for by the square.
CEFLetters on business connected with the office
must be post paid to insure attention.
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NUMBER II.
The BrTERs Bra New York correspondent
OF the Pennsylvania relates the following.

| IHE BTTERs BTT.-A New York correspondent
of the Pennsylvania relates the following
"The bitter does sometimes get bit. Abolition
ism sometimes get humbugged; but never so beauti-
fully as IN case which come to my knowledge to-
day. During the great exciten. ent of the fugitive
slave law, at the east, loafng ~agabond of a ne
gro; who has been well known dock loafer about
our docks for some years past, took journey to
Union Village, IN this State, some business con
nected with the do-nothing society, of which Sam
| bo is most industrious member. The Abolition
lists there asked him if he a fugitive slave?
Cufee, to carry out the joke, for the fellow is a
practical Joker, replied in the affirmative where
upon they treated him 7ery kindly. raised money
for him, gave him good dinners some very excel
lent clothing and with letters from brother this TO
somebody that sent him on his way from town to
town, everywhere receiving the same attention as
at Union Village
cat last, having reached Whitehall, Sambo
thought he would come back TO New York, and re
sumo his dock oafing again, having made money
and comfortables enough in the fugitive slave
business to make him tolerably independent du-
ring the winter. He tells the story of his adven-
lures with great gusto, and particularly the distn
guished attentions paid him by the '.big folks"
He spent several days at the house of ex Governor
Slade, of Vermont. He advises his fellow loafers
and the blacks generally. 90 into ''de business
and make e'em fortune The cream of the Joke in
was never south of Mason and Dxon's lire in his
life He was born at Saratoga, in this State ia
1920, lived while in Pennsy ylvania and laterly in
this city, but never in slave State. The ''docu
ments'' given him by some of the Abolition gentle
men be fell in WITH are exceedingly rich"
Some of the submission prints rejoicing in an
ticipation of the downfall of the Southern Press
We hear such rejoicing anticipatons in refer
ence to the National Era,' the abolition organ of
the same city. In nothing does Southern submis-
sionism exhibit its treason to home and its deep
depravity, as in the expression of its fierce hatred
to those whose crime is, devotion to the Rights Of
the South. They can forgive any thing but South
ern patriotism. Strange mystery! If the South
falls she will fall by the paricidal hands of her own
sons. Such will be the verdict of the grand in
quest of history, when in future ages, the rise and
fall of her institutions is written 1t will be recor-
ded that with all the elements of successful de-
fence, with power and resources boundless and un-
rvaled the South became telo de se.-- CoEumJus
Enquirer.
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TIE CONCLUSION.

Politicians who excite each other in Congress
sional debate, prone to mistake for public feel
ing what is only an effect of their own position.
The people of the North cared nothing last winter
what terms of compromise should be concocted, so
long the terms would restore peace; and they
care nothing now for the respective measures, ex-
cept as they shall prove effectual towards harmo-
ny. In truth, the North had, last winter, no SUR
renders to make, but a REIMBURSEMENT of their