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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

Ssdg2z9sS 4 PRESS between Boston and worcester, fo
E4& the safe Transmission of Packages, Bundles DanL
- Notes, Specie. and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and nego
hatng notes. drafts bills and purchasing and selling mer
lhandize produce, etc.
All packages must be directed TO his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property enrse
his case and risk is assumed by the Boston and Wo
ester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester TO sa
EN-, Newburyport, Tamton Fall River aid New Bedford
lso TO Portland, and all parts OF Maine.
Orders for goods TO be returned by this Express
OPFIcEs-HARNDEN a. CO.'S Office, 8 Court Street
losten; j. IL. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1863 Main Street
Feb 25 diff g. =. LEONARD.
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

las - s...s
TNRAINs leave Worcester for Ftchburg, in connection
with the Worcester and Nashua trains every day ex
cept Sundays at
$50 and II A. NJ, and at Is Pm
RETURNING-Leave FitChhurg at
500 A. NJ, I2.45 and 5.45 P. NJ.
The shortest and direct Railroad route between Wnr
cester Mass and Burlington, w. is by the way of Fitch
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland. This route is twenty-five
miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter is by the way of Fitchburg, Bel
lows FAILS Windsor, White River Junction, and Montpe
le This is 90 miles shorter than any other except
the mentioned above, and it 20 miles nearer than
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
sun. psc River Railroads.
Passengers going by either these routes by the morning
stop Fchburg hour dine at Bellows Falls, and
arrive Burlington early as by any other route
Passengers in the IL O'Clock train from Worcester stop AT
Fitcburg three hours when they proceed to Rutland
Mortified day, and to Burlington the next morn
ing.
RETURNING-The early train from Ftchburg arrives in
Worcester in connect with the trains for Boston,
Providence Norwich, and New J Ork, via. Springfield.
Passengers from above, who arrive at Fitchburg in the
1l.50 rain dine ami arrive in Worcester
o'clock. Those who arrive in the so train take tea
Fitchburg and arrive i'll Worcester in for the NJ
York train via. Norwich.
apl7-dtf IyERS PHILLIPS, President.
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charged 81 SO in addition the above will be charged as
Admission Fee the first year
OFFICERS
DGRECToRs,-20,UG0 Members
R. CRossET, President, A. NJ. GALpIN, V Pres't.
J.. Ii. DARLING, Secretary land Treasurer.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
A. NJ. GALPIN, G. PILLsBuRY, REV. r. II. CoNKLIN
l.. w. KENDALL.
ReferenceS-Ex Gov. Slade, of Vermont; Hon J. r
Gddngs, NJ c.; Hon Edward Little, Marsbfeld; Rev d
N Merritt Housatonic Mass Seth Rogers, NJ D., Wor-
ceser, Mass; Hon. Apheus Fetch, U. s. Senator; Hon.
Seth N. Gates, NJ c., N Y C. Lynde Esq, johnson,
"; Hon Elab Ward, Middleboro', Mass. Prof F,
Palmer PHILADELPHIA Penn C. Nj. Neal, Esq, Phila, Pa.
Sprtnghed-Rev. s Osgood, d. d.; Rufus Elmer; E.
d. Beach, Esq J. 7 Rockwood; Homer Foot, Esq.
OFFlCE-No 50 Main street, Worcester
jelS-d3m GOODWIN d BARS row, General Agents
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NOTICE EXTRA,

NOTICE EXTRA.
Doh say because this has the name of Sarsaparlla YOU
VIII not use IT, because You have been humbnaged with
Iowisehds and Others of the name This is no humbug
ana II II don't do as recommended call and get your monep
oaGk. " Wholesale Agent for Boston, VIM b. LITTLE
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS T. LAZELL. 2ol Man
9treet weop&d3aweowly Julyl3
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MECHANICS

MECHANICS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
qMce Nos 4 10, FootS Budding, Springfield Mass.
9lS Association organized October LIST, 1919, and
was the first of the kind organized in the United
states and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now IN operation Iii managed by its members, and has
now
An accumulated Cash Capitalof $4,000
Guaranty Capital of 10000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
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Railroad Advertiser nts.
aston and Worcester Railroad

Boston and Worcester Railroad
sxs rs l5ssasss,.ssss ss.-
SINNER ARP4NG EMENT, copoHen ins June 2, 1881
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester 7.3O and am l245, 250 4, q $50 pm
MillbuTy at 5U am. - "a
Saxonvle at SD oUV
Milford at SD am - 2oV
Newton Is, Is (stx Tr-), 1880. 8, (M Tr), eco
sax Tr), us, g. IN.
Brooklne ZOO, $780, 81 l24, 23 ST, u & 81
Does not stop east Of Matte except at Brighton o.
Thursdays. .-
Lesye Worcester at T. d 1880 am, 340 4 1880 Pr;
g Millhurv $50 % 4.3o pm
Milford at o.42 LOU
Saxonvlle at $50 - & W
Newton 25 7.17t (Sax. To, 745# (NIil. Tt and
am; l.45 2.90A ,(AIi. Tr.), 4.35' (sax Tr) $50 q
sis pm. 100, %.
5 As and pm,
W. Newton Station. -,o,,,,,
je5-iwtf u HIChcIl-' 9uP
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TT1RAINs leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in connection
with the Worcester and Nashua trans every day ex
Of
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w. CIRCUIT, Secretary.
N By Dung men, of business capaci y. wanted to ac
as agents for the above Association. iel0-dwtf
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9interlufenfbaft oes perftorbenen
c1pcpb SeCbtel, feu.

t7abritbt miro bisrpurb asssben, caB ben
linterIbrittensn in golsbroofoale 9annitip
Yerfs gauntp Mountaineering Be-
rpillist pcrbsn ftnb, aaf bic 5intsrlafsni6aft
oes berforbsnsn Saecb BedtsL lsstbin bon
sriaatem 9aunf6ip, oaber itno ale spsrionsn
,peltbe nod an erIaate 6intsrlaGenldaft
Itulben, aufssforbsrt obne 9sr3us atsube'
,ablsu, uno bic, rpelete nod Scrcerunsen ba'
bsn, rluebt pislslben fcsl'i6 einanbrinsen.
6erbaro Sebtel @eminffrat'n,
7aeeb Sedtel. atls bon @olss
Ipilliam Senrib broOfbals.
n.8. Da bic erfaaten Aominitratorsn
(tcb in Der lstttsriaen 3Bohnuna bee eriasten
perttcrbenen satcb Deettel, in golstrcofale,
SerIammelu merben. am Wlttwodb ben 29(tm
Sanuar 1851. nm llbr Yormittase, m6asn
lGe, weldte Ne6nunsen nit eriastsm Sms
ttortenm babsn, ssfallisft beiuobnsn an jss
mem Gage
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Nn Das Nmblifmttt.

t11ibael we9enabt forbsrt alIs Sranfen
uno qeibsnbsn anf, bic BON alien Doftoren als
nnbeltar aufss9sben finb, fib fsiner Sur au
untsr;isben namntlib bic SIinbsn, qabme,
Saube unb Gtumms, fclbs bic an bsr falIsns
ben Sranfbet, Sr6pfen, frummsn @lisbsrn,
Srano unb 9SaGsrsIsrifopfuns Ieibsn. 2las
biefe psrfprebs ib su bsilsn uno ifsbe gut fir
msins Sur. ti1id5ael pe9enad,t.
Ssurfunost NIT flarsm 3suenis BON Mis
6ael Tolf, Sobn Moa, Biuiam Gage, Samus
el Weiflsr Sobn &iso, Sobn Tabnsnffof, sSas
eOb staufTer pbiIip woIt SBm. gprinssr.
December "a. bp.
6~Mibasl Be9enadt iff eriubt, uns feis
nen Wobnort ansuHi9en.
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zz1~O~<~OS
Serbeir0tbet.

--bur6 ben ebrw. wm. pauli, am 24it.
Sec, 81. >spi pottci6sr NIT D1tb Barbara
linn Seioler, bon 8cabins. -6err 6einrleh
Sprinser nit Wll6 Satinpa 0iebl Don8op,
estaun, aim 26ieu, 5srr Senben SeicIer
init WliB Wlaria 5aas, bon Nobeion, ON
29fen, 81. peter Seler nit W7iB tsa Sloeb,
Don Wlaioenerist -6r setpis Srpb init Wlib
elilabstb Sriewadt, bon Neacins.
--purh ben gbrD. u. g. seinbadb, Dor ei'
niger 3et, 81. @so. qB. 5antl6 init Oaib
6arriet 6asp, bsioe bon oieIer Staot. aim
25iten, 5err Sames Goodman, bon Uaaloens
erisf, nit Waib gDa SeIetnsr, BON Weiblsn.
berg saunIbip, am 29tten, 5srr ebsnt3er
QBaDer init WliB gatbarina Cali, beloe bon
0saolns, --6srr James ORTIZ nit WllB sous
IA WlaIsbsrser, bsioe bon Neabin9.
-ourb ben gbrw. 9. lllrid, all, 81. Oee.
5err eepi Surs init WaiB Snianna Sennes
tbuH, beioe aus bet Sfa6barGebaft bon 1Dc'
mslsOorf
-barh ben gbrm. 9bomas 6. Saser am
8. Sse, 5srr 8snnsbiae 5olsman nit WaiB
Cara Sebtel, aus Der Sla6barfebaft bon
Wobrerstura, --am l9tsn, 6err Serenus
NeBlsr, bon Wlillsrsburs, nit W7i6 gmsline
Shubert, BON Bethel
-burt oen Gbrw. gcnrab Wlillsr, am 8.
Dec, 5wr Gbrabam 6snrp nit Waib Warp
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Sr0mOrctD's Niueit,

Nlle Sranfbeiten pelde bsltia Gnb ober
aroBe Shmer5en er5euaen, erforosrn Gosleb
itarfe ubflbrun9en uno um bies III tewrten
mHden nahcinauoer sroBe Sofen sessben rper.
cen. Sanse al init feds pillen, unb rpenn
orr S6mer; nidt balo na6la6t, aib mebr
fatre fort (le in fleinen 3niitbenrdumen sll
seten bic Die Srdmpfe oper Shmerlen eini.
serma6en aeboten Gno. wsnn grbreben
erfclst, na6bcm bic SpiQen aessbeu porbsn,
70 1T es ein autes 3eidsn. @ollte es Ihwie:
rig lein, Die pilen bernntsrsuletlufsn, reibe
lte ln pulUer unO ,aib ilc oann nit etmas 3ufs
fer nno WaGer Oper Srdnpp uno BaGer, o.
oer iratno sinem W1ittcl, mas Der Rranfe aern
nimmt. Sister, namentlit selte uno biIi6s
fe- SalIencs Rranfbeit uno ale Grdmpfe,
icllten auf oiTe Irt bsbanbelt neroen; es
rpirbe bann nett n6tbia feiR, GUT Hosr III lafs
fen, fonbern Die llrfahe ber Srantbeit, bic
anaebauften ltnrsiniafsitsn tpirben alIen abe
sefabrt uno ss Dem SIute iibsrla6en, ben S6rs
pet rpieoer ber5uftellen.
gSbie edbtsn 8ranpretb's piQen weroen
0erfauft our6 folaence Hsentcn:
Stidter unc tlI'Rni9bt, Neabins.
Qlbert Gain, SernbiGe.
(. Samred1t SuBtaun.
Jebn Moore, Stau6sburs
9. mb @. Sbollenber9er, 5ambars,s
.. Karmanv, sibanon.
December, 81. 1850. 1S.
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am gnoe nod tisfer i'm Stlefel ais ltb! Sle
t6nnen pptb 70 ihnur9eraoe ncb teben, mas,
rple Sir leben, mir siemllb fhmer fallt." -
Sn plslsm Auacnbllde orcbte ftb Bet gbtneic
in Solss eincs 1Binpfo6ss CUR 6alfte berum
uno ssiate auf sinmal spsi Sefthter. Oilt
Dem Scbrel Sub, rer Serl bat autb aut Der
Sthflslte Elm @s(lcbt!" lief oct 8rempe jest
etIi9lt bon cannen. CT belt Den gbmeen
pabrlheinliob fir Elm 8cipsnit 1Sas fsrnrr
aus ibm scporosn, bat infer Ssrih4ritottcr
ni6t in Grfabrun9 brin9en f6nnen. [9Gt.
9BabrenO rrs Sabrss, bas NIT Dem leBten
so. Suni enpete, rpurpeu in Die Der. Staaten
fir 1877 ,2l7,57l 3baler Sitter impcrtirt, nit
ginI6lu6 bon 4,625,792 Speee. Der ein>
beimHtbe wertb Oer grpCrtationCn mar &c.:
946,8I2 9baIer, nit ginf6IuB BON 2,O46,'
679 Specie. Sn bGmIGIbsn Sabre brtruSen
Die SClpimpcrtatlOnen aus gallfcrnlGn 81
OIL 1856 3baler
Oie 8edte psrbeiratbster Srauen in Dcil
| Ippanien. s Stab belp ntuen SeleBe bat Ole
ebefran niebt nur abloluts gcntrole hber ibr
elsenss Serm69en, 70 lanse ite lebt, lcnoern
Ge tann au(h teltamgntarilb oariber perfi.
asn, nie cs ibr beliett, unD braubt gar Feline
NIfatbt auf ibrsn Waun 3u nebmen. Die.
fer bat gar ecin Nnreht auf Dafelte, aus9es
nommcn nit ibrer SultImmuns CT tritt nilr
tbeilpelIe poer 9an5 als Grte ein, ,penn Die
Sran trin Ssfament bintsr!a6t iii rpelcbem
lte anbers Oerthst
Ger Wanfee in HsusOr lean g..
Den Mflif1ppi berab fam aus Dem ODcs
Staats Elm NIT Sbnfen belaoeneS Sbiff eS
le9te Iid pbsrbalb ReusOrlcan6 Dor Nnfer uno
baIo fanbsn fb Sdufsr Elm. Der Sdifspas
trcn beWirtDste einen Sscsn NIT 9rcsen SbIis
ieln, poll Der f6itlben roben unO 9sfobtsn
S6intenibnitte, bate absr, wis 9rcbe eulf itis
ne Safe @dits sum Raufs isi9ten, bic Gaune,
burbaus feinen sinS9sn S6infsn, icnosrn nur
feline 9an;e Qaeun9, blefe aber um sinsn isbr
bllt9sn preiS su mrfaufen.-Sra9te Jpn SEE
mano, mas folfen Dunrert obsr tauleno Sblns
fen ? 70 mar feline 9(ntwort J9srr ib psrs
faufs feline Sbjnfen, ib psrfaufs bic 9anje Qas
bun9." Us fano itb nab sini9en 9aSsn elm
Sdufsr, WsIber, nabbsm er nobmals bic Srefs
libfst Der Shinfsn in elmer tidt9en Wabls
;eit sspruft bate, nibt bic Sbinfsn, was Der
Ganfss burbauS nibt wOlts fpnbsrn bic game
gabun9 faufts uno baar bs;atIts. Die eabun9
wurbs auf Elm paar anbsre Sabryu9e 9sbrabt,
bsr 8srtdufer fubr ab, uno Der Sdufsr be'
merit jsst srff Die unsswtbnli6s odrts isnsr
QBaare lis ribrte bon sinsm gang natirIl9sn
@runbe bsr be Sbinfsn paren ale BON
jocls 9smabt NIT gbwsinsbaut lterjc9sn,
bann 9srdubsrt. 9a Der Sdufsr jsoctb ufsine
Sbintsn" fonosrn bic vsanse Pabuns" Sss
fauft bate, 70 war sr sefssmasi9 SsprsIt uno
bate fsnsn @nfprub an ben SbsIm, pslbsr
nab sinissn Ntonatsn wisOsr fam, ale pdrs
nlbts pcrSefausn.
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Dbilaoelpbter 8iebn,arft.
Ybilabelphia, Sanu

Pbllabelpbla, Sanuar 4. 1851.
SIN Warfte Warsn rpdbreno bsr Bcbe 1000
Sblabtodfsn, nit ginfblus Don $50 bic mad,
Jteu Ycrf 9etrisbsn wurben, 24O &ibe unb
Sdlbsr, $50 S6wsne unb 1850 Sbaafs unb
qdmmsr.
preifs Stladtcdisn maren in befbrdnftsr
yta6frass, absr Die prsife finb unpsrdnbsrt /;
Tsrfdufs Su $53 biS $64, bic 100 pfunb, na1
bsr 0ualitdt. Ribs unb &dlbsr: trcdns Rlibe
bracbtsn $50 bis $14, Gprinasr $12 bis %,
unb frifbe Wfilbfhbe Sl9 bis $50. Sbweine
psrfauftsn iidb ;u Ssh Bic $53, bic 100 Dfunb.
Sdaafs unb Qdmmer foffstsn $14 bis 81 bas
Gti6, Der 0ualitdt asmds.
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g [ q + b.

-am 10. Sec, in W1arion, SuIanna grs
mcntraut, i'm 4lter bon 90 Sabrsn.
-am s. 9ec., in lBast ineton, an Hlterss
fhwdhc, Nnna Maria 8oreep, wittwe bon
Sclspb BcrfeE, bon Wincior, i'm 93it Sabs
re ibres AIters. Cir binterIieB IL Einber,
"a gutel mo l25 llr.gnfel.
-am 25. 0ee., in gNab, Waria Sopbia
6artman, q8ittrpe bon Scbannes 5artman,
i'm 78feu Sabre ibres Altere.
-am 23fen, Sec, in Oieler 9taOt, Was'
balena lDsber, 8attin Don Stepbau meber,
i'm N[tEr Don 40 Sahren.
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Stels, tcire bon Wasbinstcn 9am1hip.
-eureb cen gbrlp. Siefer, am g. Ose. 6r.
Srautin Saoler, Saufmann, nit W1lB Gas
ra 3lcter, DIN l6tsn, 6r. Wm, @pas NIT
OliB Sara Sutbart, ale bon &eaoina.
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OeutI0e 8ibeln.

:. Il. Qanb, Subbdnbler in Der Obbfsls
Ions JoaIe, bat elm 9roes6 aGortsmsnt osutfbs
SisbsIn, BON allen perfbieosnsn Sr6ssn unb
prsiisn, erbaltsn psId)s dussrif wobIfeiI psr'
Fault ipsrosn.
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Sinterlaienfdaft oe6 perforbenen
SacDb SO. Seitin9er,
lsstbn bon eumru Saunfbip, Ssrfs @auntp.
SSacbricbt.

9tls Ysrfonsn werbsn bisrbuab bsnabribs
tist oab SsifamentS Srisfs bewitliet worben
ftnb, burb ben &ssiifrirer pcn Brfs @auntp,
nuf bic 5interansnfbaft bes eriaeten Hsrffcre
bsnen, on ben llntsribrisbsnsn, mcbnbaft in
Der Stabt Nsabins uno bsm erfastsn eauntp.
stlle Ysrfonsnsn bic Sorosrunssn Oosr 2lnIpris
de an bic erfasts 6interlafsnfbaft BADEN, fino
erfubt fis cbne Ssrsu9 bem llntsrfbrisbenen
ansuSisen, unb ole psrionen, bic nod an biss
fslbs fbu!ben, icalei6 abSubssablsn an
Ribaro Boone, @rseutor.
Neaein9, December 10. 6m.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
A Bank President for Supre,as yudg,

A Bank President for Supreaae Judge.
= The State Bank Of Ohio aims to be a
controlling power in the Stale. Its board
of control is second scarcely to The Legis-
lature The whlg party seems 10 regard
the Bank as one Of its pets; which OF
right ought to rule the State. The whig
State Convention has consequently, among
others, proposed 10 the people the name OF
a President of branch ofthe State Bank
ofOhio as Supreme Judge-Peter Oldin, OF
Montgomery county. flour readers will
get hold Of bill OF that bank, they will
find the name Of Peter Oldn written across
The face.
The man is good citizen, and for
aught we know On honorable man, but it is
an insult to the People OF the State TO ask
them to vote for Bank President for Su-
preme Judge, when the banks Of the State,
are likely to be interested in one fourth OF
all The litigation Of the Stale for ten years
TO come = GAINESVILLE aurora. -.
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Wing State Convention.

An exchange gives the following as part
of the unpublished proceedings of the Bal
loon Whig Convention. A rich scene, un.
doubtedly, about this time o'day.
MIR. Sherman offered again his resolu,
ton relative to appointing committee on
resolutions, but their consideration was de-
ferred to allow Mr.. Brown of Trumbull,
to tell about what was left Of Old Wing.
gerry on the reserve. The reason they had
voted against Mr.. Vinton was, he was in
Congress when the vote was taken on the
fugitive slave bill, and his vote was not
found recorded on the question. For some
years past they had lost many of the wings
Of the Reserve on the Free Soil question,
but they were struggling back to the whig
fold and he was confident they could give
all the real wings in the quarter Tor Mr..
Vinton.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Sherman
relative to appointing committee on reso-
lulions, wns taken up, the passage oi which
he urged at some length, he thought that
at the preliminary meeting the evening be-
fore it was understood that such a commits
tee would be appointed, as matter of
course, and was utterly surprised at the op.
position to it. When did whig conven.
ton ever meet without declaring fully their
principles. A voice in the meeting s'In
le4a,') He had been told by delegates,
since he had come here that il this conven.
lion did adopt resolutions it would dissolve
the party, now if declaration of principle
by this convention would dissolve The whig
party, it ought to be Dissolved; he was in
favor Of declaring this convention for Gen.
Scott; he did not desire to Introduce incen-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

Who believes that Judge Wood will play
the Governor any more in accordance with
the Principles of the new constitution than
Mr.. VINToN ould?-Jourmal.
Why, such wings as you believe it, and
hence you vote against Judge Wood, and
for Vinton. If you supposed Vinton would
@play tho Governor according to the prin-
ciples of the new constitution you would
vote for the Devil before you would for him !;
and to insure Just such votes as those OF
men who hate the ''principles" of the new
constitution, Vinton took the pains in ac-
cepting the nomination, to state again that
he was hostile to the new constitution.
True, be, with all others, have to submit
to its adoption, but he is bound by his
'eprinciples," or he never would have been
heard OF as the whig cand date for Cover
nor.
1t is true the provisions of the new con-
stitution are plain, and would bind an hon.
est democratic officer, but such will not be
the case with wings. They stand before
the people pledged as believing the new
constitution polyglot of evils, and they
have at hand a ready causistry for salving
heir consciences when it bee 'mes necessary
to misinterpret any instrument which they
may have sworn to support. We assure
the people Of Ohio again and again that
the whig party are the enemies of the
New Constitution-they have always been
its enemies, and they always will be! If
they are entrusted with the Government
under il, they will be found possessed of a
tortuous ingenuity competent to frustrate
and most effectually thwart its operation!-
Mark oar prophccy.-Ohio Sfetsnaan, :,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

GFThe editors of the Republic and the
True Democrat, seem to think that Ken
lucky is the only Southern State that would
go for Gen. ScoTT in any event. Now,
we happen to know that ScoTT stands a
poorer chance in Kentucky than any other
State in the Union. Has not her favorite
son, .'Old Hail. the noblest Roman of them
all, been twice crucifed by military aspi.
rants-and is chivalrous Old Kentuck to
sit quietly by, and see this wrong third
time repeated? The N. Y. Sunday atlas
says: ~We are informed, and correctly, too,
we believe, that the venerable statesman Of
Ashland has addressed letters 10 gentlemen
in this city, in which he states that "inas-
much as the nomination of ScoTT aoas
the resnH Of SEWARD and CLAYToN's die
tation 1T ought not to be entertained"
Kentucky never will vote for Gen. ScoTT.
Her leading whig politicians openly declare
they will vote for Gen. CAss, Senator DoUs.
LASS or old SAM HoUsToN, f,st.-Plain
Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
SAVANNAH. July 25;h.


Editsn, Of the N. y. Sua.- News by
passengers per Isubel, arrived 10 day, con.
firm lhose received yesterday about the
opening Of the revolutions nj Carraduso
and Cuban The number OF patriots had
swelled to upwards Of nine hundred.
Several engagements have taken place,
in which among others Brigadier Gene
ra! Cont and nine others, Spanish officers.
we're taken prisoners, and three hundred
Spanish troops we're destroyed by the pat
riots, whose numbers were hourly increas-
ing.
The Governor Of Mantanzas had inform.
ed the Captain General that the Catalan
(Spaniah) Cubans were abaut 20 unite
against rhef Government, and an outbreak
was hourly expected at Mantanzas. where
the Captain General had ordered troops.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
Insurance.

The wings have had bad luck with their
presidents sure enough. Hence that party
are discussing the propriety of taking out
policies in all the insurance companies in
the land upon the life of General Scott,
making the amount cover the whole pat.
ronage of the Government for four years.
The Dayton Journal desires TO make san.
surance doubly sure" by nominating Gov
ernor Crittenden to the Vice Presidency,
fearing cold Lundy" might eat TOO much
new corn some hot day and suddenly pass
away. Prudential gentlemen, these wings,
all of them. They profit by experience,
which has really taught them and their
presidents lessons in very dear SCHOOL,
Ohio Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

A CALIFORNIA, PIcTURE-A writer in
the San Francisco Picayuhe states, as o
fact illustrative of the resources Of Cali.
fornia, that in the building now being
erected on Commercial street, by Moffal,
& Co, for the U. S. Assay Office, the
bricks used have been furnished from the
sources following: China, Liverpool, Aus
tralia, Sacramento, New York, New Or
leans, Stockton, Mission Dolores, Boston
and Baltimore. We presume that no other
city IN the world cnn produce structure
which has put under contribution SO many
and so distant countries for one article
Ohio Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

ScoUNDRELIsM OF ANOTHER Vine LEA
DER.-The Memphis Enquirer Of the I'd
inst. says that character, who for several
years past has figured conspieuously in i'm
portant political contests, has been found
guilty in that place Of a very serious charge
mot less than burglary and grand larceny.
1t appears that the alleged offender entered
the room Of a gentleman at the United
States Hotel and committed all sorts of de-
predations. Alarm was given and pursuit
made and the rascal taken on the top of
the House. His name was Coon, by some
called Rdc!-Ohio Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
DELEGATEs TO STATE CONVENTION

DELEGATEs TO STATE CONVENTION
Gray, of the Plain Dealer, announces that
he Is authorized 10 say that all Democrats
(whether Delegates Or mott intending to
attend the Democratic State Conven,ioa,
will be carried from Cleveland to Colum-
bus and back, at three fonrths price provi-
ded they obtain the certificate or endorse.
ment Of the Editor. of that paper. Demo-
Gratis intending 10 attend the Convention
will conduc. themselves accordingly. The
fare down and back we understand is Sc.