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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
Drugs and Medicines,
GnRRBR PRRggRgY

THE latest, and decidedly the best im>
j. proved, as well as the cheapest Cheese
Presses, are now being manufactured by the
subscriber at the center of Edinburgh. Some
half dozen of these presses were used by
dairymen in this county last season, and this
test secured their most hearty commenda-
tion without dissenting voice.
After several years devoted to the i'm
provement Of cheese presses, I have at
length produced press, which believe
can demonstrate, to be superior to any now
in use-and this has been, and fully be-
lieve will be the testimony of all who have,
or who shall give it trial.
Dairymen are respectfully requested to
call on the subscriber at the center Of Edin-
burgh and examine this improved press.
A sink double Press can be afforded for S..
Orders left at the office of the Portage
Sentinel, will at all times receive prompt at
tention. C. STONE.
Edinburgh, March 22, 1856, 30stf.
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TILE CAMPAIGN OPENED FOR 1851.
THE GILLET1'S
at the Brick Store, ora the Corner

Are prepared to Defend Themselres
against the UNJUST COALITION, got
-, up for reasons auhich shoxid be
obraous 10 all aoho let HE so: .r. s
Der, second thought s-zs {.
preu at! ..&s-'s
TIfEY have received the first part of
Il choice and extensive stuck OF SEA
SONABI4E GOODS, purchased with care,
at lower rates than some of their more
knowing nejghbors. Therefore. let it be
understood, by all persons. far ard near,
that inorder 10 meet The exigencies Of the
times, and the extrs ordinary mears which
have been used to injnre their business,
those who have done more 10 reduce the
price of goods and increase the trade vi
this place than all other Mercantile Estab'
lshments combined, the GlLLECIS are
better than ever prepared TO sell, and 'c,tt
sell goods at lower rates, fer the same quail
ty, than any other concern in the county.
Let those who are desirous of purchasing
goods, in reference to quality and price,
call and examine for them selves, and they
cam OF fail 10 be suited in both particulars.
A crisis has arrived in tie history OF
merchandising in this place, when the citi-
zens of the surro unding country can obtain
the necessaries and luxuries of life for less
money han at any other place in Northern
Ohio. In order to carry out their design,
and meet the lest wishes of the people, they
will sell goods for Ready Pay only. They
will purchase all kinds OF PRODUCE at the
hue hest market price, for which liberal
amount of cash will paid.
S. A. g. R. A. GILLETT.
1o5I- e..
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Nor BAD.-The other evenings a gentle
man walking on The wharf observed a
loafer in state Of glorious indifference to
sall the ills that feshis heir to:"-In fact
the idividnal was drunk as lord. He
was stretched on a bale of cotton, ncontem-
plating the serenitysof tipsiness.
aHailot" said the gentleman; sget up
here! Don't you see it's going to rain
You will be half drowned " with,the' water
Water! drowned! hie!" calculated
the loafer with great contempt. "Water
bed--d! / dosen't patronize Water!
don't low it to come near enough my mouth
to drown me !"
3Well, Well! you must MT stay here, or
that hog there. pointing to ferocious look
ing grunter,@ will eat you up"
Eat me up, will he!" responded the
valorous loafer, Il dar him to! Ii he does
though, mont 1t make him drunk and
won't be have to go to the calaboose2 and
with a triumphant leer of defiance towards
bis hogship the happy man adjusted HIM
self for a Memphis Enquirer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

Franklin Mills Extra Flour.
A ND several other brands constantly on
N on hand and for sale little below the
market price. S
S. A. & R. A. GILLETT.
April 18, 1851.
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BOOTS AND SH0S.

DRUGS MI MEDICINES.
TURTIS HATCH has just received from
" the most fashionable and best shops in
the East, large assortment of BOOTS &
SHOES, of every quality, size and de-
scription, from the course stogy "that fears
neither wind nor weather." to the fine,
fashionable boot ''that would honor the
feet of fairy" And this is not all-his
arrangements are such that he is enabled to
sell them q PEG cheaper than any other es-
tablishment this side Of CampbelPs port on
the east, or this side of Break. Neck on the
west. In addition to this he has large
stock of thuse celebrated METALLIC RUB
BERS, and he is quite anxious that all of
his friends should call and get pair before
Ills supply of DRUGS & MEDICINES
have also been plentifully replenished this
Fall. and he keeps all articles in this line
that the public require. Althe est Patent
Medicines of the day can r found ut his
Store in Seymour's Block. 80 --
Ravepna, Sept. %, 1850.
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S L o A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished 90 MANY Enra-
ordinary Cures and given UUersal Satisfaction IN every
variety and stage of disease or that has so eenve aud
ra,id sale SLoans Ointment and Condition. Ponder.
The Ointment is swiftly superceding all other Dntmcnts
and Iniments for the Of Fresh Wounds Calls Of all
kinds Sprains, Bruises Cracked Heels, Ringbone Wind
gals, Poll Evil Caous, spayins. Sweeney, Fstua, Sit
fast Strains Lameness, Sand Cracks, Foundered Foot
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse Distenper.
The Condition P0icder will remove all Inflammation and
fever purify the blood, loosen the skim cleanse the water
and strengthen every part of the body ard has proved
sovereign remedy for tho following diseases '-'
Founder, Distempcr, Hide Bound, Loss of Appetite In
ward Strains, Yellow Water inflammation Of the Eyes,
called st compaint) which proves fatal TO many val
able horses IN ts country. II is also safe and certain
fatal diseases. af :.
These remedlcs issrs and aicay Cure, II the d.
ections are followed. -
For further particulars and miifnde Of Certificates Of
esarkabls Cures, get Pamphiets Of ageafs
w. B. SLOAN, !;
-. 90, Grand Depot, 40 Lals ST.. Chicago. ".
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n EMONS-Just received 9 boxes al
A May 10. HoRR's.
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1851.
1851. s.-s.- 1851.
@ - 60;
LOCK WOODS
CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH
AMI MACcJTTnN EVDDEcC

THIS LINE runs in connection with Lv,
j ingston, Fargo & Co.'S, Eastern, Yves,
tern, Southern and Canada Express at
Cleveland, and Adams & Co.'S. at Pittsburgh,
giving it advantages over all other modes of
conveyance in Northern Ohio. An Express
will leave each of the above mentioned pla-
ccs, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in
charge of trnsty and competent messen.
gers. --...s ..-...... -.-..
He will receive and deliver packages at
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

TIE Doom OF OUR WoRlD.-What
this change is 10 be, We dare not even con-
iec.ure; but we see in the heavens them
selves some traces of destructive elements,
and some indication Of their power. The
fragments Of broken planets-the descent
of meieoric stones upon our globe-the
wheeling comets welding their loose mate
rials at the solar furnace-the volcanic
eruptions in our own satelite-the appear
nnce Of new stars, and the disappearance
of others-are all foreshadows of the im>
pending convulsion to which the system of
the world is doomed. Thus placed on a
planet which is to be burnt up, and un6er
heavens which are to pass away-thus
treading. as it were, on the cemeter les and
dwelling upon the mausoleums of former
worlds-let US learn the lesson Of humilia-
tion and wisdom, if we have not already
been taught in the school of revelatioh.-
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New and Fashionable Jewelry.
H. A. BAIRD,

tNOW 0uu QOutVudUtO 0OWVhJs
II. A. BAIRD,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES JEW
IL ELRY, SILVER WARE & YANKEE
NOTIONS, wonld respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Ravenna and vicinity that he
will keep at ell times good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons,
Gold, Silver and Plated Spectacles, Gold
Lockets and Chains, fine Jewelry and Cut.
,e-y, Plated Spoons, and variety of small
articles usually kept in Jewelry Store.
All persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are re-
quested to call, as my motto is /" Good Goods,
Quick Sales and Small Profits" gF1. eS5
lFRooms in Aliens Block, a few doors
East of the Public Square and opposite
Brown &. Hurlbut's Boot and Shoe Store.
@All goods warranted as recommend.
ed. 1ys85.
Ass Paper Haasgiasgs. II
JUST received this day, by HRailroad," the
y largest and cheapest lot Of Wall Paper ever
brought to this market, designed for Spring
trade, at ROWELL & Co.'S,
We are ias .V'Nsst of
I 000 feet. ! inch White Wood Lumber:
lUUU 5000 it. II in. f" C
5000" 2 e n /" g 80
all IA feet in length. ax*- -sT
S, A. & R A. GILLETT.
March Goth 1851. 304;
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RICHARDSON'S

RICHARDSON'S
TOggle Joint Straw Cutter. .
TNiilS machine is superior to anything
L of the kind now in use-is simple, cheap
a nd able-and in every respect faultIess
in its operation.
Manufactured and for sale at the Chair
Factory of J. B. & G. McEiwain.
Come and try them.
TAYLOR & BAR DER.
Rayepua, Feb. 8, 1851. S96lf
EARLE'S IMPROVED
Cast Steel Hone and StrOp,
For RaZorS and Surgical instruments.
n,IIIS article proves to be superior to any
i now~in use for restoring and giving a
fine edge to the Instrument. For sale al
DR.. Swfl's Drug Store. also BY s.R. Free
man.
Manufactured and warranted by D. Earle,
Palmyra, Portage Co. Ohio. Homes fol
Bench Tools and Curriers' Knives, will be
kept on hand or made to order.
Juna II, l349.
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TvRENCH embroidered slip uppers, from
II the Nunneries of France-an unusual
nice article-just imported and for sale at
BRowN g. HURLBUT's.
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.ALcoRN. G.w. cLRAK
ALCORN & CLARK,
FASHIONABL E TAILORS.

CHOP in Mason's Block, over Rowell &
y Co.'S Store, Ravenna, Ohio. This spring
and Summer Fashions just received. Cut.
ting done TO order on the shortest notice.
Ravenna, March 10, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

He will receive and deliver packages at
the following places:
Rochester, Pa. Cuyahoga Falls,
New CASTLE" : Akron,
Meadville, Fulton,
Erie, s=" Navarro,
Wellsburgh, Va, Rochester,
Wheeling, Sc Bolivar, A4
Steubenville, Zoar, ......-...-.
Wellsvile. Canal Dover,
New Lisbon, New Philadelphia,
Salem, Cosaocton,
Youngstown, Newark,
Warren, Millersburgh,
Ravenna, Fredericksburgh,
Hudson, Wooster,
Franklin, Dalton,
Magnolis, Canton,
Waynesburgh, Urichsville,
Newton Falls, New Cumberland,
Gold and Silver, Bank Notes, Jewelry
and other valuable goods, received and for
warded with despatch. The collection OF
Notes, Bills, Drafts, and accounts PROMPT
ly attended to.
J, S. LOCKWOOD. Proprietor.
on Tuesdays of each week. Returning,
will leave Cleveland on Thursdays; for the
pm mpose Of taking packages of Money, &c.
AGENTS.
C. C. Cobb, Cleveland, @
Baker & Forsythe, Pittsburgh. 40
J. r. Cecil g. Co. Massilon.
Clarke, Parks 4. Co, Rochester.
EN-. Parks, Youngstown. r
w, B. Taylor, Warren.
A. &. N. Clark, Newton Falls. s
VIM. Ward, Ravenna. .-.....
f. Rawson, Akron.
Daniel Morrell, Hudson.
VIM. III. Burke, Canton.
April 25, 1851.
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Boston Clothing Store.

Nnn- uooDs JU,sTs KEGEIt MD BY In
PRESS AT TIE
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OR ROCK OIL.

Oh IlOCh OILs
A NATURAL remedy procured from well
"A 400 feet deep. and possessing wonderful
curative powers, in diseases Of ihfammatory
rheumatism, inflamed eyes, the chest. wind-pipc
and lungs Also, for the cure of diarrl GIy
:holera, piles, gout, asthma, bronchitis, scrof-'
fula, or kings evil; burns aud scalds, neuralgia,
tetcr, rlngworm. .obsi mate ciuptions of the skin,
blothcs and pilnpIcs on the face; blrs, dcafncss;
chronic soie eyes, eryspelas; pain in The bones
and joints, and all that class o Diseases, in which
alternative or purifying medicines are indicated.
Put up by 5. .KlER, Canal Basin, Pitts.
burgh. ....- 80 .-.5. ...-.
This great remedy Of nature, after repeated
and fair trials, has worked its way into pepu
lar favor. We need hardly repeat he fact that,
this IS a pure unadultsrLted, natural medicine,
and is put up as il flows from The bosom Of the
earth, without admixture ofany kind. In these
days of Nostrnm vending, VIC do not wonder ut
the incredulity evinccd by the communiiy,upon
the introduction, Of new remedy, but that it,.
credulity shall not suppressn medicine, whose
powerful influence has mitigated and cured ma
ny diseases incident 10 our race. ..s -- ...
But The best evidence in favor OF medicine
are the cures themselves. When these stand out
in bold relief, and when lie who for years has
suffered the tortnres and pangs of an immcdicn-
Bile lesion, which has been Fastening him TO the
narrow house. speaks out in IFS praise, whnt
better evidence need be wanted? We have Tho
evidence in our possession, OF many astonishing
cures, which will be furnished TO any one who
really doubts the efficacy Of this wonderful rem,
edy, s -s[ s...,., ..-..s5.el... p
This medicine has peculiar action on tho
circulation. II is no sooner taken into the
stomash, than it is seized upon by the iaeteols,
and infused through all the channels Of life, and
the whole system is fortified and strengthened
against the insidious workings of disease driv-
ing out all morbid and excrementious mailer
restoring vigor and energy TO the fagging func>
tions Of life, and endowing each organ with re-
newed power TO resume its wontcd functions.
The Petroleum has cured nnmberlcss cases OF
chronic diarrlea, long standing, that have
resisted every ether treatment.
In piles. il has also been effectnally tried.
Several cases of which have come under tho
immediate notice ofthe proprietor, in which
the Petroleum afforded complete relief.
In diseases OF the bladder and kidneys, tho
Petroleum is Invaluable.
In deafness, depending on hardening Of tho
wax, il will give relief, BY opening the obstruc-
tion and dissolving the wax which obssih,ts
tho passage to tho auditory ncrye-whichis Sre-s
quent and common cause of dullpess in hearing.
For sale at the respective drug and medicine
stores of I.SwIFr and C.. HATcH, Rayenna. AL
SO by A. v. Horn Shdl6rsyille; oesh h.S Dfoke,
Freedom; Doct. F. u. Applegate, Windham;
F.J. Pixley, Nelson; Farmers Co. Parkman;1
Joseph Hazen, Garrettsyille; Keni, Grenel! &
Co., Frnnklini E. F, Abell, Strocisborough;
e. G O. r. Harmon AurOra. lVQS9. 90
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PETR OIL ISU MI !,

Grand Depot. 40 LaAss ST.. {
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TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD
i Old DR.. Dellenbaughs Extra No.
Family Flour, warranted Pure. For Snln
by Curtis Hatch, be particular and see that
each Bbl. has the old DR.. name on the Head,
as all others may be base limitations.
sl - G. IlATC H, Agt. for Ravenna :.
Dec. 9Th. .1e50.s sltfrt .ssi insys "a 3 i5s.i
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Great Excitement

Great Excitement.
The grand Mass Meeting gadjO jOurn-
cd TO Hatch'S Store! Having
learned from reliable sources
that that was the place to get
their money back. "a
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VARNISH; ;-Another large supply OF
v that celebrated Coach g. Furniture
Varnish just received and For sale, by
..l' s.,5 ~, ~ .seq vi c. HATCH. n
Dec. 18th. 1850. .g 81 sess s, as5
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/ 0y- We insert 10 ,o-dsy's paper an ex.
tract Of a. lelter, from gentleman in New
Orleans, in relation 10 the Cuban riots,
Sc. In go far sshe denounces riot and
violence we agree with him, but We dis
sen, from Ills views in relation 70 those
who volonieered and went 70 Cubs. 70.
Unfortunate as is the issue, despieable as
may be the objects which some may hsve
sought 10 accomplish BY Cuban annexa.
,ion, we can never believe but that those
who we're willing to peril their lives fol
Cuban freedom, and those who gave theirs
AZ a sacrifice in d vain effort 10 accom-
plish il, were men actuated by the highest
motives, and deserving Of the sympathy
oc all who revere heroic action, and noble
effort, The men OF sinister motives and
objects III such achievements are gen
erssIIy carefal enough 10 protect 'he'
worthless carcasses from harm, and leave
10 better and Drawer men the POST 0
honor and Of danger. ''.,y H.' .3.'
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Three Days I.ater from, Europe. - Ar
rival of the Africa. ,
NEW YORK, Sep, 25. P. N

,s' ".' NEW YORK. Sep,25. ?. M..sI
The steamer Africa, from Liverpool,
arrived a, 3 o'clock. this morning She
sailed from Liverpool at noon on the
18th. She brings l44 passengers.s ,r,nE
EseLAND.--A violent gale had pre-
vailed on, the English coas. previous 70
the 18Th. The Spanish steamer Ger
vantes !. reported wrecked off Margate,
and the Rotiendam steamer Apollo On
the Kentish shore. a,s,a.,sr. ,,.rss
About 400 people were assembled in
al, old wind mill al Antrim, Ireland, hear
ing a Blologis, lecture, when the floor
gave way, by which four persous were
killed and large number wounded
IA challenge has been sent to the new
owners Of the yacht America; by the
Beachmen of North Yarmouth. who PRO.
pose 10 run one of their clipper yawls
against her, FOR 100 guineas .innoo ,2!at
Two cargocs ofpig iron had arrived at
Liverpool, from China!!! o. 900 9gf'''s
Several ladies' in the principal towns
had put On the BIoomer cos,ume.'s u"
The interest was intensei I'M relation
TO the Coba affair, and great anxiety was
manifested for further intelligence iron,
this country in regard 10 the INC move
ment. ~, ,...r,e j, -. .,ir.
letter continues 10 claim . large share ol
public attention. I ...l, .r.3
70 FRANCE.-Mdch excitement exists
in consequence Of = decree, compelling
foreigners proposing to reside in the
county 70 obtain immediate leave TO dc
so from the suthofities, The decree
does not apply however, to travellers
Having passports; but is aimed a. poliii
cal refugees and agitators. '"@ ',"'' '"'
| A general dise0ntent continues &c
|prevaiTin Germany and Italy, but beyond
This there is no news from the continent
Of importance. | I,.,t,, !.
| oAdvices from Berlin state that th'
police inspections Of foreigners, which
have been rigidly enforced since 'ls4S
I are 10 be discontinued. >,
tiSEcoND DrsPATcH.- Advices From
tParis state that instructions had beer
scntt to the French squadron 10 assist the
Cuban government III repelling the in.
: 'tvaders. p! a'i' o. @,l'. N'' = ~ 9taD
1.-THE reports in regard TO- the pOtat
crop had been coming in more 9uhtavor
able the three days previous 70 'h
sailing OF The Africa, and il was The larg'
; qualities Of them thrown upon th' thl'
; markets which so depressed Corn. !
The weather continued, unfavoTable
and the crops Of the united kingdom ha
been mostly gathered. alima yas'gp
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wHTG CEaEED.

] believe in accidents, Millard Fillmore, the
Fogitive Slave law, and Seward. $40 d
Il believe that Daniel Webster 10 'Godlike.'
i believe in Tariffs, Temperance and Hard
Cider i321 e a07r a's % gailt ~
/ believe that Henry Clay is 90 good man
10 be President, but that SCOTS Native Am
ericanism will make him do. td lIrF73 e.
Ibelieve that Garainer's claim must be an
honest one, or he would not have paid Tom
Corwin 100000 10 get it allowed sai
believe that public Offices were made for
the officers. | ~"
I believe that there should be no prosciip-
ion for opinions sake, except the officehold-
er 10 a locofoco.
believe that paperis better than gold. and
that all the banks that break are democratic.
Ibelieve that declarations Of principle are
dang erous, and that candidate for President
should have no opinions for the public eye
until he is elected.
believe it right to sympathise with Mexi.
cans when at wpr with the United States. e.
So = 6 =. u
that all our wars are " roig, but that military
cbieftsins are all right for Whlg Presidents.
/ believe that two dollars day and roast
beef 60 best before election, but afford very
poor pickings and few sixpences after. .5
Ibelleye in Wing promise. ,..i,.
Ibelieve that public debt ID public bles-
sing. and that the proceeds Of the public
lands should be distributed 10 the States. 1l
Ibelieye in the Improvements Of creeks and
canals, fshponds and froggeries. and shat 60
vernment should make the country, prosper
Gus BY shutting out foreign manufactures, g.
| selling onr surplus wheat, corns &C., abroad
\ ing, and that John Tyler was devilish bad
accident. i2id 'ifsel Hh
1 believe that Henry Clay ID, the embodi-
\ ment OF all compromises VI principle. but
shat he could never co"promiss Old Hicko0-
/ IbeIievein Nick Biddle, 4 United State.
4 Bank, that So. 600 was not too dear price
for james Watson Webb. and that the United
i States Bank drove thriving trade, in mem
il bers Of Congress and Panics!
i Ibelieve that Harrison's committee ough
to take charge Of Gen. scotrs hasty plate o
soup. l..t 90 81. lfiy9-
i Ibelieve inAlexander Hamilton, Federal
ism, the Hartford Convention, and that il il
! sin to rejoice a. the defeat Of our country
cnemiee. g q t9egie ~ len
| / also believe tina: Anti-masonry, Church
burning mobs, Nativism, and Humbug ar
great supports Of the Wing party.
/ believe th,t the country never prosper
lexceps when it 10 watched over by o travel
ling Wing cabinet. and that the election o
a Wing Administration, makes the countr
4 90 safe that there s no necessity for the Pres
ident to stay at, Washington. but that hi
4 whole time can be better spent In electioneei
n ing tours. ped eaa giCY h!.l2t y
Il ] believe that oil the wealth, all the de
: cency. all the intelligence. and oil the hon
esty Of the country % copfned 70 the VIII
lparty. l.l .m gni. l g
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"a IA D1NSf95hf 0tP. los w
The Democratic Cdntehiipn bss no
uiinssed John G. Wright 6fSelnohatis, fos
Comptroller Henry L, Randall, Secretary
Of State; Horace Wheaton, Canal Com
missioner:, L. C. Cha,6eld. Attorney
General; B. Walsh, Treasurer: W. J.
McAlpin, Stale Engineer; Gen. Storms,
State Prison Inspector, and A. 8. John
son, Judge ofAppeals.
"A resolution was adopted pledging The
support Of the Convention 10 the whole
ticket Two delegates TO the BaItimor'
Convention weEe chosen, when the Con
ven,ion adjourned. .ial}ay !.o 20, q
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-Four DAYS Later from Europe
6 Of the Steamer Warrington.

@r NEW YORK, Sept, 70, I. M. 4,
The steamer Warrington, from South
ampton, with d:!as 10 the 10Th inst ,
reached her wharf At I c'elocch, ~ this is at Haf-
tern0on. slona al9r59a 30 1857 s. t0e l61Y
ENoLvxD.--Great preparations were
making at Southampton for the reception
Of Kossuih, who was very soon, expected
with his companions. 70 arrive there y
the United States steamer Mississippi, q
The Spanish Enbassador had address
sed a long communication TO the London
Times, in relation TO articles copied by
that journal from American papers rela-
tive 10 the Cuba expedition and matters
connected there with, which had caused
great excitement in the commercial and
busin ess circles. Ia s.s-rro .oeeadeq b.
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~ Be careful and see that there are
no Tickets circulated with Wing names
on them. This 10 an old trick Of the
enemy, and Is we learn 10 be practiced
at this election. The Wings, as such,
never hope to beat the Democracy; i Is
always by some srickery they win, and
they must be watched. rs gyal eh ,l0u