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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
January Appointments, 1859.
DR.. Fl. TUBBs.
ANAL YTTCAL PHYSICIAN.

ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
MILL be in attendance at his, ,Rctn
w as follows:
RAvEnNA-.PrentissH House, Saturday ate moon,
Monday and Tuesday forenoon, 10Th, 18th 81 18th
AKsos-cobbs Exchange, Friday and Saturday,
Sih and 9Th Jan.
Cleveiand--Weddeli House, Friday, Saturday
and Monday, 26tb, 9th and 29th Dec.
A MARVELLOUS CURE.
Certified to by some of the most leading men Of
Beaver county. HIe health is still good.
For thirteen years have been subject to dyspep
tic and other symptoms, which have advanced upon
me each successive season, heartburn, pain in the
stomach, vomiting, coldness OF eytremities, &C.,
were almost daily experienced. The skin
inactive, and dead that, although engineer, and
exposed to excessive heat, particularly IN summer.
psrsprauon was an effect unknown ior years. For
two years have been most ofthe time unable to
perform my labor, and suffered beyond anything il
IS possible to describe. Neither food nor drink OF
any kind could be taken without producing pain,
and SO much were the kidneys affected that very
often sixty hours elapsed without voiding urine
From tie first had craming of the bowels,
which gradually became more violent, until within
the last two years the spasms and consequent pain
we're fully equal to the Asiatic cholera. These
Paroxysns returned once in about two days, and
intensely severe were they that complete prostra-
tion succeeded them. NY M nd had become very
much depressed, strength and flesh we're waited,
and countenaDce was sallow and death like. Eleya
en- physicians, 'regular' and homeopathic, and one
'water doctor had prescribed for me at different
times, bu! with little benefit. All united in saving
that a cure was impossible, and gave medicines for
present relief only. My last physician treated with
derislon the idea Of being restored. first saw Dr.
Tubbs in September, 1850, and potwii hstandipg
the slender encouragement given, placed myself
under his care. Three weeks from that time inn
provement was perceptible, after which blood be.
gan to f.w freely to the surface and extremites,
food TO relish and nourish the system, and the
spasms becsms less frequent and lighter until they
ceased entirely. Heretofore, winter weather has
insariabs aggravated my condition; yet have not
experienced the least of my former symptoms since
they were fret subdued early 10 the season. My
appetite, digestion and strength are all excellent,
eIiremiiles warm, skin healthful and moist, and
weight increased nearly forty pounds. In every
particular feel az well az ever before in nv ife
VIM. JAVENL.
Rochester, Beaver Co Pa, Feb as, 1851.
We the undersigLed, have known Mr.. Javens,
have known Of his frightful suiIerings and appa-
rsntly hopeless condition, and cbeerfully testify
to the truthiulness of the above statement.
John Stiles, William D. Johnsnn,
w. L. Dickinson, G. C. Barnes,
Jesse Nannah, s. T. Trmble,
=. Reno, Israel Gray,
]. C. Clark, Thomas Jayens.
youngstown, March 8, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
1DlR1,

On the 2eth of October, on board the steamer
Panama, on the voyage from Panama to San an
Francisco, of Typhoid Fever, Mr.. PLiNNEY
8. CoNKEY, late of Warrensville, Cuyahoga
Co., Ohio, aged So years.
Also, on the 3oth, on board the same yessel' e Is
of the same disease, Mr.. DANIEL LATHRoP,
late of Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
Notice.

Notice.
TIME annual meeting of the Cleveland and Pitts
l. burgh Rail Road Company, will be held at the
Office Of the Company, in Ravenna, Wednes-
day, January 7tb, at 10 O'Clock A. M, at which
time and place twelve Directors are to be elected
to serve the ensuing year.
S. FoLJAMBE, Secretary.
Rayenna Dec g. 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

CALIFORNIA SHERIrFs. California Sher-
ifs are pretty well paid. The law in re-
gard to them allows So for serving sum-
mons or any other process by which an ac-
ton is commenced: for travel, so cents
per mile; for a bond. 50; for a certified
copy Of the bond, 81 for serving subpoena,
for each witness, ST., and for every mile
travelled serving it $l,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

drriral of the Steam er Pronaetheus-
Troubles amongst the Indians-Good
NeacsJrom the Mines. a
New YoRK, Dec. 20.
The Prometheus has arrived days from
San Juan. She had 2s5 Passengers, $685..
900 on freight. and $500, 900 in hands of
passengers. The San Francisco news 10
to Dec, ls,. The California Express is
agitoting the construction of railroad be-
tween Marysylle and Sacramento, 40
miles. A preliminary survey has been
made.
Much dissatisfaction is said to be still
manifested against the Indians in the Mar.
sposa region, on account Of their non. com.
pliancs with the treaty.
Some trouble had occurred with the In.
dians near San Barando. Ii was quieted.
A letter from Los Angeles, dated Nov.
23d, says that the Indians from the Celora.
do, Antonio, &C., were about to make
Simultaneous attack upon San Diego, San
Ia Barbara, &c. Guards had been station.
ed, and active preparations made to give
them warm reception.
A weekly communication is established
with the United States.
Accounts are favorable from the mines
about Bear valley, .Maraposa county. II
key to great discoveries. Real estate had
improved one hundred per cent in value in
few months and rents are higher than in
San Francisco.
Another slight shock Of an earthquake
had been felt in San Francisco.
Oregon dates to Nov. 27, inform us that
coal in large quantities had been discovered
at Fort Oxford. The Indians are very
troublesome.
The steamship Canada reached her dock
on Sunday morning.
The sum received by Plymouth church
on the occasion of Kossu,h s visit, is $5,-
425, exclusive Of $1,000 contributed by
Brown & McNamee.5
New YoRY, Dec. 20.
Farther From California Captain
Waterman of The ship Challenge, had SUR
rendered himself TO the authorities Of the
United States. An investigation Of the
charges against him is to be had.
The boundary commissioners were at
Trueson on the 20ih of October, and would
move the next day towards the Gila.
There is q great rush Of miners from the
rivers and cilies to the dry diggins.
There is a probability of general war
between the Southern Indians and the
whites. Several murders had been COM
nitted oy Indians on the Colorado. Rob-
berries were bold aid frequent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

ID A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful
III. thanks TO the citizens OF Ravenna I'D ad.
joining towns for their liberal patronage for the pas,
year, at the same time assuring them that no pains
will be spared 10 merit continuance of the same
by choice selection ofgoods at the lowest poss.
Bile rates.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

livery lady in Portage county have
ID a Shawl to suit her taste, by calling at Prom
t,ss' where is opening a beautiful assortm ent
consisting of Bay State, Empire Mills, Wotervlet,
Turkane, Cashneres, S:radiIas, Brocha, &C., boz,
ow and will be sold lorer than at any other store
In cold Portage.'' Nov. %, 1851. r
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
ATTENTION, LADIES.

vTNHE largest and cheapest assortment Of Dsess
Goods 10 town, ofevery description DeiaiDes,
Cashmeres, Thlbels, Paramettaa, Coburgs, Poplns,
&C., may now be found at prices that cannot fail
to suit at PaESTIss'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
Moses Burdgs' Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that thesub scriber has
IN been appointed and qualified az executor on
the estate Of Moses Burdge late of Brimfeld Por.
tage county deceased. Dated at Brim6eld this
22d daygof Dec. 1851.
343-3w VIM. HMEiOY.
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Alice F. Hopkins, ]

Bierce Hopkins
TIME said Bierce Hopkins win take notice tba,
i the Plaintiff filed her petition In the Court of
Common Pleas Of Partage county ard State of Ohio.
on the l3 b day Of December A 1851, praying to
be divorced, for cause assigned extreme cruelty
gross neglect Of duty and adultery.
DAY & STRAWDER,
Pl'tas Auy's.
Ravenna, Dec. 81, 1851. s4s-6w
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eEr The N. Y. Post thinks that the re-
suit Of Louis sNapoleon's usurpaton will be
either bis fight or the loss Of his head.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
SILVER WARE, WATCHES &
IEWELRK

A NEW assortment received every two weeks
n direct from the hands of Importers and Manu-
tacturers, purchased in quantities and at prices to
supply the trade, consequently the newest. styles
always received in due time and for sale at the
loves rates. Pedlars supplied with any OF the
above named at as low prices as at Cleveland
Pittaburoh or Cincinnati.
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Anguish: Us. Baker, Divorce.

Appaionia Baker.
TINE defendant will take notice that dispositions
will be taken in the above entitled cause, on
the part Of the plaintiff, on the fifth day of Februa.
ry A. D. 1862, at the Tavern 10 Gettysburg, Arm
strong County and State of Pennsyvania, between
the hours of s O'Clock A M and O'Clock M
DAY and STRAWOER, -
Pl'ns Au'ys.
.Ravenna, January 2, 1862.
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Ravenna, Dec. 81,
Augustus Baker
Appaloniona Baker.


THE de fendart will take notice .hat the pla'n-
i tiff filed his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Portage Cesnty Chic, on the 18th day o.
December A 1885, praying to be divorced, for
cause assigned gross aegIect of duty and adultery
DAY and STRAWDER,
plaintiffs Auy's.
Ravsnna, Dec. "a, 1851. 343-6w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
The Revolution in Cuba has
come to an end,
BUT THE REVOLUTION IN THE
PRICE OF. CLOTHING is STILL
GOING ON At THE

PRICE OF.CLOTHlNG IS STILL
GOING ON AT THE
EAGLE CLOTIfI.HrG STORE.
1 HE subscriber has just received and opened out,
at The Store in Litte's new black nearly opp0.
site the Prentiss House, the largest and best selee-
ted stock of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, adapted to the season ever brought TO Ri-
VIENNA, consisting In part or Pilot cloth, Biantet
and Felt Beave. 9vereoats, dress, frock, ber and
sack COATS, black and striped casslnere, satinei,
corduroy and tweed pants, OF ell descriptions; black
and 6gured satin, mere, cloth, satipet worsed
and plaid vests, very large variety Together with
a large lot of Boys cIothing 5-s, 81
Also, shirts ofa descriptions under shirts, draws
ers, cravats and handkerches, suspeDders, collars
ccmforters, socks wooden and cotton: a handsome
lot of fashionable bats; silk, plush, cloth. and oil
cloth caps, Of the latest styles; gloves SC. To-
gether with every article usually kept in clothipg
store.
No. The above stock has been purchased with
especial reference to the wants OF tb,s community,
and will be sold considerably lower, for cash, than
can be found elsewhere in the county. He wouid
respectfully invite those in want of sDy Of sho above
articles give him call, coh6 h6debt thai be will be
able to satisfy them both 10 regard 10 quality and
:-ice ofthe goods.
t> has also nice LOT ofirunks, vaIises, and ear
pet bags, which be had at prices uposusily low.
CHARLES GREENFIFLDER.
Rlvenna, September "a, 1861 33l-6~,
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FrankIin Liberal Tnstitute.

Franklin Liberal institute.
THE End Term of FRANKLIN LIBERAL
J. INSTITUTE will commence Monday, Jan
18th, 1852.
No students taken for less period than one
quarter except by special agreement beforehand
Miss JULIA CHAPMAN, an accomplished
Teacher, will have charge of the Female De.
partment.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

A fellow just from the New York prison
says he hates Auburn lecks.
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EDW. FOOTE, Rector.
NOTICE.

THE Rev. Dr. NEvIN, of Cleveland, will
deliver an address upon Temperance, at the
Court House in Ravenna, January 8, 1889.
Friends of Temperance come up and hear
Business of Importance will be brought before
the Convention. IL PRATT, Prest
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

DRESS TRIMMINGS.
A GREAT variety OF Dress Trimmings can be
~ FOUND at H. L. & R. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

Ladies Dress Goods.
livery sort, kind, and description Of Ladies
Dress Goods, OF the latest style and patterns,
lust received at the New Store in Cellins' new
Building, and will bc sold cheap.
H. L. R. DAY.
RaYenna, Sept. 18th.
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GOLD 4ND STLTER W,4TTE

GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES.
TNHE undersigned now offers for sale a fine as
l. sortment of jewelry Of the following kinds
Gold and Silver Watches, silver spoons, fine and
cheap Jewelry, pocket cutlery, and a general as
sortment Of small articles usually kept 10 Jewell
~ Store, all of which will be sold at the low
est cash prices RA BAIRD
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

ONNET RIBBONS-A splendid assortmen
d now opening, and for sale Tow at
Id sep3 PRENIISS'.
CHEEfINGS, BATS, COTTON YARN. COT.
y ton Warp, Ticking, Bags, &C., just received
and selling al lower prices Than al any other es.sbs
ishmcnt on the Western Reserve. Stop and look
or yourselves. A. ". HORR.
Shalersville, September 12th.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
$4,000 Feet OF Oak and Ash flooring seasoned ,
- 1000 feet of white wood boards seasoned,
1000 do u or II black walnut do
paid, by H. L & DAY.
FOR SALE!
0NE good second hand two horse Wsgon on
~ half springs. Also one good second hand
buggy, which will be sold cheap for cash or lum-
ber. by H. L. g. R. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

MUFFS-Lynx, Coney and Jennette
lVl Muffs, Boas, fur Wrisllets, very cheap at
FL L s. R DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

NTANfED-Al kids Of produce / erxchaoge
w for goods at lthehishest market price BY
Oct 8 & R A GILLETT
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From California.

Arriral of the Steam er Pronaetheus-
Troubles amongst the Indians-Good
Newsf from the Mines.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

Ravanna, Dec. "a, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

Brimfeld, Dec. Q, 1851.
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GF t Is really amusingto see how the
Whig man swells and blows over his great
feat Of getting out, the Governors Message
in 10 hours after its receipt. One would
suppose that the ordinary elements of steam,
lightning anda full purse, which have here
tofore been obedent to his command, were
now entirely outdore. Why, With sis
compositors flee Of them full hands-lhey
have accomplished the astonishing feat Of
setting up and getting ready for the press
an eight column Message in Ne incredible
short space of Ten hoursf Wonderful
The people may not generally be able to ap-
preciate this great feat, but the members Of
the craft will The four hands in our Office
can do the same work in the same time
and not s,arve themselves the while either
The Whig exhibits some sense in printing
its own message this time, Instead of geing
abroad to get it done, and we take it as ar
acknowledgement of its former folly; bu
lit is isexceedingly green in them to brag over
doing job in 10 hours with 6 hands, tina
any good hands can do in 8 hours
"Expert compositors," eh! -.a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-12

Louis BLANC ON THE UsuRPRATIoN. -
This distinguished Fren shR epublican wrote
letter to the London Daily Ne,us Of Dec.
9th, the object Of which was to explain that
the great body of the republic had made
no effort at resistance in opposition to the
usurpation Of Louis Napoleon, because they
were indisposedto defend the members of an
Assembly that had cheated and prosecuted
them on every possible occasion. At the
same time theyewere not the less determined
to overthrow the tyranny of Louis Napole.
on, although the time to accomplish it was
not when he was prepared with 100, 900
men in the streets Of Paris In conclusion,
Mr.. Blanc asserts that the plot, Of which
The President is the acconplice, is to form
three great European despoIisims. Austria
is to absorb Italy, Russia is to extend her.
self to Constan.inople, and France is to
swallow Belgium. If England resists, she
is to be crushed.
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~< 4
1DlR1t
Obituary,


Departed this life on the 27tk of December.
1851, in the SO year Of his age, WM.N N. MEpwEs,
Esq, of Palmyra, Portage Co.
In sure and certain hope of blissful immor-
taliy, he was actuated by the principles of truth,
as they flow pure from the oracles Of God He
was man of integrity and verify, He acted
justly, loved mercy, aud walked humbly with
God. lie was IL patriot, a philani hropist. chris
tian. He was a member of the Methodist E.
Church, for more than quarter of century
He filled the Office of Justice of Peace for fifteen
years, with credit to himself and acceptably to
the people.-And as he lived in peace SO he died.
His sufferings at times were very great, and in
one of those paroxysms he said to his broth
er, 'my sufferings will soon be over, shall have
an eternitv to rest in" He has left if and
three d,u ers to mourn his loss, but their loss
is his gain. He hos found the rest we tol to
find, he is landed in that haven where no gloom
Of af,:: ct n II sin, no shadow of evil is there.
THOS. STUBS.
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N Office.

TN pursuance Of an order a thrCnurt NJ Common
i Pleas Of P"rt7ee County Ohru, mace at tug
Nov. term D. 1851 shall offer ter 'e at pub
lie auction on the pram,srs IN Rnotst"wn, an the
18th day Of January, Il. d. 1852,
at one .'cocA P. M OF saii day, the t"Ii"wi ing
real estate, to vii: three dive ded sxIh pars ai q
certain lot Of land, situate IN ,oistown, IN the
county Of Purt#ge and State Of Sio ind is btundr,i
f.ilows. On the soulh by the 'ad le ding IT, m
the center Of Rno,stnwn to b mfi ID GA the ives,
hy land in SAID let now owned by W,iIIsm Phelps
o. the north by land in The same lot n " Nv ed
by Eli Fowler, and on the east by land "wteG h,
Sullivan M"u'on, coBtairipg ftty acres OF land,
subject The d"wer estate OF Mlry CoilHs, ~.ir
of Edward Culllss, and late w'duw nj Amos Z
Spencer. OTIS REED, Guardian ot
Mar, h Spencer & als
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-12
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

Both branches of the Legislature met
and organized on Monday last.
In Senate, Mr.. Wilson, from Seneca,
was elected Speaker pro tenn, the Lieuten-
ant Governor not being eligible to his seat
till the 18th. C. B. Flood, of Columbus,
was elected Clerk, and Resin Watson, OF
Knox, Sergeant-atArms.
In the House, Mr.. Johnson, from Medina.
was elected Speaker, M. H. Medary, o.
CIerment, Cle.k, and John J. Robertson, Of
Tuscarawas, rgeant-at-Arms.
Mr. Mack offered resolution directing
the Clerk of the Senate to procure the nee.
essary printing for that body, until the pass
age of law providing for the public print.
ing,as prescribed by the Constitution; which
was adopted after being SO amended as te
limit the prices to be bald to those paid
by the Senate at the last session.
Mf Gilett offered a series of resolutions
expressive Of sympathy with Kossutb, and
welcoming him to Ohio; which were re-
ferred to Messrs. Riddle, .Cradlebaugh Cox.
Gillett and Van Buskirk.
A resolution was adopted furnishing mem
bers with the laws and journals, debates Of
Constitutional Convention, &c.
A committee was appointed TO report
rules.
A resolution was adopted to count the
vote for Governor, &c. on the 7th.
In the House, the rules Of the last ses
sion were adopted, as. far as. they, do not
conflict with the present Constitution.
A resolution was offered and adopted
instructing the Clerk to procure printing at
such prices as shall, by bids, be hereafter
offered and accepted.
The Speaker announced Messrs Hale
Boys, Wilson, Barnum and Eckart as the
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-12

A Humbug Partly Biovn.-The wind
ing up of the James Bank, in the State Of
New York, shows the inadequacy Of allow
ing bonds and mortgages to be made the
asis for bank isssses, Real estate mort.
gagged by this bank to the Comptroller TO,
$50 ,536, realized only $2s,475 nnder tie
hammer at Albany on Wednesday last
In the affairs of the Bank Of New Rochelle
the same result has happened. The rea
estate under mortgage to the Comptroller
was for $60,0l3, and realized only $37,
400. The bill holders Of these Banks are
consequently not secured and will be losers
Post.
Those precious institutions are but veri
flying the fact that no system Of paper mo.
ney is safe for the people. Every system
has had its admirers; and every one has
proved alike delusive, and destructive uI
the public interest.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-12

seek quiet and repose in ours, or to ASK our
aid in establishing the unquestionable rig hts
oil man, dnd US great, nj ag nauimous and
generous people, worthy OF the Installations
we enjoy, and ready to send our. influence
wherever it may tend to elevate. the masses,
and weaken the power that does not respect
their rights.
The propriety Of providing by resolution
fer extending an invitation to this most dis
tinguished Son of Freedom, to visit our
Capitol, at an early period during your
session, is respectfully recommended; and
If he cannot receive the hospitality OF the
Executive mansion OF the third State in The
Confederacy, LIT him be honored with what
will be infinitely more acce ptable, volun'
tary and enthusiastic greeting from the
citizens of Ohio, who cherish his virtues.
respect his talents and patriotism, and enjoy
the like free Institutions be hos; in vain,
| sought to establish in hi. fathelaEd.
Many, very many subjects Of legislation
! are entirely omitted on this occasion. They
are, however, such as will not escape you'
attention, and will doubtless receive due
Consideration and regard. -
In setting the new G overnment in motion
it will vastly better to begin Alright, to dc
but little, and perform it well, than TO dc
much, without proper care and mature de
liberation.
Toyou | look to supply any omissions
and defects of my own, in this communica
tiou, and cannot but express the hope
that the same Almighty power who has
conferred such multtudes Of blessings OF
our State and Nation will inspire this Gen
eral Assembly with wisdom, in the dis
charge Of its various an important trusts
lis action may tend to the permanent wei
fare and happiness of the people Of Ohio.
REUBEN WOOD
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-12

PRINTINGv OFFICES IN A REPUBLIC
We copy the following paragraph from a
letter published in the Boston Traveller,
dated Paris, Dec. Sd, 1851:
send You "a Galignani," which will
give you all the information the govern
men, will allow them to publish, for be it
known that this Republican President has
pu. file Of soldiers in every printing office
in Paris, except the Constitutional and La
Patria, the government newspapers. The
people can not get even handbill printed
in all Paris. Galignani told me himself,
to-day, that he had six soldiers in his print
ing Office, and governnsent proof reader.
His paper is the only one they allow to be
printed, except the two above. What q
charming Repubicl