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The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03
Pot Calling Kel lie Black.

u 10 oui piieinS HoN hhueh J "'of thc
locos can get up on the Sewardlsm of
Gen. Scott The fact that MIR. Seward,
whig favored Cen Scott as his first
choice for the Presidency, is held as
conclusive on the point of Scott's aboli-
tionism. J. Il. Mcconnell, in his recent
powerful speech before the faithful, gave
as his conviction that any association of
Scott with a man holding such opinions
as Seward, was enough to evince his en-
nifty to the south, and should call from
his supper: southern votes. No matter
if Scott in accepting the nomination
does so with the resolutions annexed
the resolutions admitted to be unex-
ceptionable = the spectre Of Seward
haunts democratic imaginations. To
sll Gen. Scott's declarations, democrats
respond, "Seward - The faishfulness of a
life filled with patriotic services is over-
come .by-"Scwsrd.n Mr.. Mcconnell
al III = T b
candidly declares he cannot vote for
Scott, Because Of Seward" We give
Mac credit Tor sincerity, but shall not
insult his understanding by attempting
to prove TO him that Gen. Scott, the gal
lint soldier of half century, can, in the
language Of Quitman, ''be controlled by
no one" But we wish to ask him if he
ever heard of B. +. HALLETT-"the SOL
dier of fortune" who was "everything
oy turns and nothing long," till he got
into the congenial ranks of the democra-
cy. II not we will inform him that he
now is and has been for several years a
member of the Democratic National
Committee, and that while chairman of
that committee in lS48, he reported the
following resolution to regular Demo-
cratic State Convention, in Massachu-
setts, and that it was passed:
"Resolyed, That ace are opposed to
slarery IN any form and COLOR, and IN
FAVOR OF FREEDOM and FREE SOIL
WHEREVER MAN LIVES THROUGH
OUT Cons HERITAGE
Hallctt is one of the prime movers in
the democratic party. He is man Of
much genius and force of character, and
wields a vast influence in the direction
of his tastes. fever Seward snunciated
a sentiment more antagonistic to south
crn opinions than the above, it never
found its way into print. Now Mac, il
you object to "Sowardisn, what do you
say to Haliettism' Should not Pierce
be discarded by southern men from his
association with the abolitionist, Hallett1
b. +. liallett is one of your national
committee-a delegate to the national
convention "a warm advocate of Pierce
and opposed to slavery in every form
and color y Seward is not on the whip
committee, was not delegate to the whig
convention, and declares he will accep,
no Office if Scott is elected. Which
nominee then is most closely "associa.
ted with and supported by abolitionism!
Hallett, with his power of position, and
Worcester resolution, or Seward, high
private, which he means to continue
All, We fnnikin democrats when Pierce
lis mentioned, can you not see abolition
ism looking over his shoulder in the
shape Of Hallett, ths soldier Of fortune
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03
The Result.

Low we give table exhibiting
|ectoral vote that Gen. Winfield
will receive in November, also
Pf Franklin Pierce; and our De.
htic friends are at liberty to APP
fate the doubtful" if they can
em. which is in several instances
doubtful. We have put down
|ajoritics in each State, after q
hl review of the votes in the last
bn, and Of the circumstances that
bodily the result in the onespend-
The W hig party never entered
(onal contest with more augeries
|lccess than it now has. The
bee for President it has announc-
Is long held the hearts Of the peo-
ind his brilliant services COM
led their admiration. Gratitude
10 past, and confidence in him for
(tmc, will unite to carry him on
e of popular favor, to the high
a
|osition in the republic. Here
be States that will have the honor
|cting him, with the figures they
|ontribute -
SCOTT pIERCE -
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

+ Mr.. Clemen c. White, Of Mis-
committed suicide, at Humbug
Siskiyou CO., on the 18th ulta BY
hg out his brains with a rife. The
is supposed to be the mysterious
bearancc Of q sum Of money cntrus-
his care by n frionds lie left o
in Missouri @ GspN-
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

RATTLEsNAKEs.---Mr. John II. Wilson
killed on Saturday last eleven ratilesnakes,
in nest of fifteen The slaugh, or took
place at Phillips ranch, on Wolf creek,
about two miles from this city. The "crit.
tersr had from six 10 twelve rattles each.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

Hardy, who shot Sheriff johnson re-
Gently at Oakland, is at liberty, The
grand jury refused to indict him. Ilar-
dy and family have again gone into the
house from which they were elected.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

By some mistake, no express was received
on Wednesday evening at either of the off,
ces-causing very considerable inconven-
iencc. The reason assigned is the stating
of the stage earlier than usual.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

ain the Millennium said an eloquent
preacher, who also edited weekly reli-
gious organ "in that happy time every
newspaper subscription list shall be full,
and every subscription paid y We call
upon the readers Of the journal to help
along with the good time that's COM
inr Ns tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

A Division of the Sons Of Temperance
was organized in Sonora, on Monday
evening last, under very favorable aus
nices.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

Bas" Three ocean steamers left San
Francisco on w cdnesday last--thc Win
field Scott and California, for Panama,
and the s. S. Lewis, for San Juan,
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

ReH- A man named James Doan, for
msrly of Indiana, was murdered on the
23d inst, near Leak Springs is sup
posed for his money. t.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

ISS~ Thomas Southworth. 70 merly Of
Fall River, Massachusetts, recently dis
appeared from Placervillc. lie has not
been heard Of since the lth ult and it
is feared he has been murdered
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

Bsa- d. J. Justice, Of San Antonio,
Calayeras county, was called 10 the door
Of his dwelling n few nights since, by
stranger, and severely cut with a knife. q
The unknown assassin mado his escape,
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

When may it be said that time is
most rapidly passing? When it is ten
minutes often.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

PAPERS MIssING.-The S. T. Herald and
Alta have not reached us for a week. Have
they suspended issue, or are the expresses
at fault 2
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

DsS~The Register tells of a cucumber
4 feet 2 inches in length, raised near
San Jose, by Mr.. Ashley.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

EIGHT members were received into the
order of the Sons of Temperance, in this
place, on Friday evening last The Division
is growing rapidly. The next meeting takes
place at the Odd Fellows Hall, on CONNER
cial street, on Monday evening next.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

MARRIED, In this city, Aug. Goth,
by Rev. A. Bland, John II. Gray and
Miss Eliza Jenkins, of this place. (,
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

Klamath, Salmon and Rogue River
mines arc said by the Oregon papers to
be very productive. A fifty pound sack
of dirt yielded sl0l7 so On Eogue
river, piece of gold was recently found
weighing $500. ra sa.nf $500
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

DoENIN &, CO.. 1t will be seen that the
new ladies and gents furnishing store on
Commercial street is now open for custom
The cntcrprising proprietors have had their
establishment fitted up with perfect taste,
and laid in a stock Of goods embracing every
thing in their line that can be called for
They have made arrangements TO receive
regularly renewals of their stock of goods !;
and as in the millinery department Of their
business an important desderaium is sup.
piled, called for by tlic increase Of ladies
amongst us, we trust thcylwif bo abundant
ly encouraged. 1r9. ga'1as :
Their daguerrean room is ono of the bcs,
for convenience of light and perfection Of
apparatus-we may add in skill OF operator
in the. State. Life speaks from .hc pic
lures of Kilbourn. Call and try H.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

CAPITAL GONG WEST The st. Louis
Intcihgencer estimates that within a Pc
riod Of five years ut most, more than
thirty millions Of eastern capital will
find it's way west in constructing the
gigantic railroads that are now in pro-
gress in the States of Missouri, Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Indiana.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

The Indiana Madison Courier, DEM
ocratic paper, says, "a nomination could
not be moro enthusiastically received
by any party than that of Gen. Scott
was yesterday by the Wings of this
city Some yelled tight out with de-
light. Hurrah for Scott was heard
at every corner-even at the dinner
table at the hotel"
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

John Randolph was onco asked by n
lady what he thought Of MIR. King Of
Alabama, and he replied:
"Mr King? Why, madam, Mr..
King is is--in fact, madam.
Mr.. King wears the handsomest pair of
boots in Washington
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03


HENRY DoDnIN, was committed at Grass
Valley for horse stealing, under the follow
ing circumstances. lie put up q bay horse
at a stable Mt Grass Valley, which lie said
he had ridden from Nevada. In an hour or
two he returned much intoxicated, and
pointing to another bay horse, shid it was his
and lie wanted it, The person he addressed
did not know he had horse there and told
him thathorsc belonged to Mr.. Guiou and
presently went to dinner When he returned
the horse was missing. A party started in
pursuit and overlook Dobbin at the Penn
Valley House. He was lcisurcly travelling
along, and had once offered the Lorsc for
sale. When brought to Grass Valley the
crowd wished to hang him, but mercy pre-
vailed, and he was very properly committed
for trial at an examination by Judge Smith
His actions seem to have been merely the
freaks of drunkenness. On his back were
;he marks Of six days old whipping, re-
ccivcd at Union Bar on the Inba for steal
ing pair of boots.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

SOME of the democratic prints complain
that Gen. Scott won't resign his COM
mission in the army, because he has
been nominated for the Presidency.
For the same reasons they would, haze
President Eli more to resign bis present
position had he {qeen nominated, any
thing TO complain about ,e,r r.. .s,qoi
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

SCOTT. PIERCE. T.
I.S. Elect Popular Elect Popular
2 Vote. Majority Y oie MAJORITY
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

RIOT AT GRASS VALLEY.-Sevcral cases
Of excitement have occurred in Grass Valley
during the past week caused by disputes as
TO right 10 some cayote claims. A jew
named Heyman, and several others, have
held and worked for somc. weeks some
claims on the new lead. Thesesclairbs were
jumped by man named Moore and some
others. A suit brought for theY recovery of
the claims was decided on Friday last, and
a writ of restitution issued. IIeJfna and
his party were put in possession Of his claims
by Constable Humiston. On the same day
Moore and others went to the claims, knock
ed down Heymsn, considerably bruising
him on the face and breast, and again took
possession. A new writ of restitution was
issued and placed in the hands of tile She
riff on Wednesday last, and the Sheriff put
Heyman's party again in possession. Moore
was also arrested on charge of riot While
the Sheriff and his prisoner were taking
dinner at Beattys, preparatory TO starting
for Nevada, party Of twenty or thirty men
came in and seized the prisoner, and spirited
him off before any body was aware Of their
intentions. The Sheriff instantly sum
moncd a possee and started in pursuit, but
the bird had flown, We believe no blame
is attached TO the Sheriff on the score of
carclcssness, as be did not anticipate a sur
prise, and wonll have kept his prisoner had
lie known the nttc1nnt was 10 be made.
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$500 CHALLENGES.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness Of d.
w people is at all times of the valuable lmpor-
anee take 1t that every person will do all their
power to the lives of their and every
son VIII endeayor to promote their health at all sacrifices
Ieel to be my duty to soemnly you that WORMS,
primary causes of large majority Of diseases which
and adults are liable If have appetite eontin
IN the Stomach Picking the Nose, Hardness n
ness o1 the Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse rreguar
once apply the remedy "
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP. - & s,e.l. (. :
AN article founded on scientific principles, compounded
WIN purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe when
taken and be given tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect where Bowel Complaints have
made them weak and debtaed the Tonic properties my
catalogue of medicines giving tone and
ach which makes it nfable remedy those afflicted
with DYsPEPs the astonishing performed by this syrup
after Physicians have failed the best evidence
efficacy over all others, W.
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administrators Sale.

pursuance of order of the Probate Court OF Portage
County, Ohio made the 23d day of Naveinb ber, A.
H. 1852, in pending in said Court wherein John l..
Ranney and Newell d. Clark administrators Of Thomas H.
Beekwith deceased, petitioners, and Sarah A. Beck
with and ais defendants will be sold public auction
on the oath day of December A. D. 1852 at o'clock p
NJ, on the premises the following described real
Situate in the township of Ravenna County OF Portage, aud
State of Ohio and known by being part Of village lot No.
two, i'll the village of RaycHna, bounded follows Begin
ming the south line of said lot the south OF
land formerly owned by R. E. Campbe thence east, along
the South line of said lot facn feet; thence north the whole
length of said lot No. wa thence West fifteen feet, thence
South to the place of beginning Subject dover of said
Sarah A. Beckwith therein.
JOHN l.. RANNEY, ! Administrators Of
NEWELL CLARK Thomas Beckwith, deceased.
RANNEy Il TAYLOR, Attorneys for Petitioners.
Ravenna, Nov. %, 1859. 3e6-4w
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HOBENsACK's LIVER Pulls,

No part of the system liable disease than The
LIVER, it serving filter purify the blood giving The
proper secretion to the bie that wrong action
Liver effects the other important parts Of the system re-
suits yarously in Liver Complaints, Jaundce, Dyspepsia
&C. we should therefore, watch every symptom that might
ndeate wrong action of the Liver These Pills being com
posed Of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished BY to heal the
sick Namely ls An ENPECToRANT, which augments the
secretion Pulmonary promotes the
discharge of secreted matter. 3D. an ALTERNATIVE which
changes in some and insensibe
tain morbid action of the system. TONIC which gives
tone and strength to the sste health and
vgor to all parts of the body 4th CATHART which
acts in perfect harmony with the other Ingredients and opera
ting the bowels and expelns the whole Of corrupt
and vated matter, and purifying the blood which DESTROYS
disease and hea
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-22
THE TAPE WORM /!

This Is the most difficult Worm destroy Of all that ine
the human system, grows to almost indefinite length bs
coming coed and fastened in the ntesnes stomach
eectng ths health sadly ST. Vtus dance Fits
c that those afflicted seldom suspect that TAPE
fastening them to early In order destroy
this Worm, energetic treatment be pursued
would therefore be proper eight of my Liver Pills
so as remove all obuctors Worm Syrup may act
direct upon the Worm which be taken of two
tabespoonsulls three tmesa day. these directions followed
have never been known fail curing the obstinate casS
OF TAPE WoRN. Q SN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-22
New Books.

NoRTHwooD; Life North and South, showing the char
of both, by Mrs. Sarah Josepha Haie Illustrated
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, proof that Blacks Whites
sequel to sIUncle Toms Cabin''-a thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE Memoirs Of a Fugitive.
JUDGE Yankee Stories, with Illustrations
q comic and mrth- provoking work.
WEBSTERS DICTIONARY unabridged, and all the abridg-
ments of this great work.
Also general assortment of Standard Miscellaneous and
Juvenile works. constantly hand and for sale cheap
Ravcnna Nov. 16 1885, Halls Book sIoRs.
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NEW BOOKS.


r IFE AT THE soUTH-A companion to Uncle Toms
IL Cabin.
The White slave-A thrilling work. from the pen of Hbeh,
the Historian.
Phils Cabin-or Southern Life is by Mrs Mary
H. Eastman.
Reel Rottle Jack in the Dolebums, by Cheever.
Kossuth in Notwithstanding the addresses to him and
his replies.
Campaign of Gen. Scott in the Valley of Mexico.
fs of Gen. Frank Pierce Bartlett bound and in paper
with steel engraved partratan elegant eden
Sovereigns of the Bible.
The Blithedale Romance-by Hawthorn.
Peep at Nos.
Sunny Side-by the author of peep at No. 5.
Kitty Browe-by the author Of the Sunny Side, &c.
Laws of Life-by Elizabeth Blackwell, M. d.
Thoughts for Young Manly Horace Mann.
Slavery, Letters and Speeches-by Horace Mann.
Nneveh and its Remains-by Layard,
LInchs Expedition to the Dead Sea-
FOwler's Works.
T. S. Arthur's Works.
Mysteries Glimpses of the Supernatural containing ac-
the Salem Witchcraft, the Cock Lame Ghost &C.
Ivar, the SkiJuts Boy-bp Miss Carlen.
Darien, the Merchants Prince Historical Romance
Temperance Gee Beoks Songs for the tmes Sheet Music
Music Paper, &c. o, ,ro,r
Ravenna. aug 25, 1852.
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Road Notice

NOTICE H hereby given, that petition will be presented
~ to the Honorable Beard of Commissioners OF Portv
county, at their session in December nax praying for
east of Deerd township, for purpose ascertan-
ing the original line of said road and Strengthening and loea
ting the same permanently the present track
where diverges from the original n may nee
sssary for the public convenience Said alteration
fined between the point where said road
and west centre road few rods of c. o.
Mahoning river.
Deerfeld, Oct. 80, 1852. 4w-3sS
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TO FEMALES,

You will find these Pills Invaluable medicine in many
complaints to which subject In obstrueons either
total or PARTIAL they have been found of
restoring their functional healthy action, pu
rns the blood and other fluids, eectuay put Hight
all complaints which may fsmae irregularities as
headache ddines dinness of sight, pain the side back
ing base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies and keepers deslr-
Hob,nsaek, Philadelphia Pa. ~ =. :,
For sale by Dr. ISAAC SWIFT Ravenna; A. V Horr, Sha-
lesville; j. b. Shelon Atwit r. Sciley, Sufeld; D. f.
wheeler, Randoph DIR: PtI tce Can't Id; J. H. Sexton,
Youngstown; H. j. Selby Warren; and wholesale by
H. keyser, No. 40, Wood st. Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer,
Cleveland. = ~
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4w-3s3
Legal Notice.

~ GORGE W. TUCKER, Daniel c. Biernham, Thaddeus-
~ Andrews Channcy Andrews, orsamus L. Andrews, IIar
yey Shf dia Shirtif Cornelius Austin Roxy
Eunce p Case, will take notice, that e 9th Nov,
A. D., 1852, Rennta N Andrews, and Joshua r. Cafln,
mnistratOr of Taddeas Andrews deceased filed petition
against them in the Probat Court Of Portage county, oio
the object and prayer of which is conn lee
of contract made the 18th day Of July "A d. Thad-
deus Andrews aforesaid and Gore W. Tucker for the sails
Of the following described Real Estats Situate in the
township of Rootsown County of Portage, of Ohio
and known by being part of lot number twenty said
township, and bounded follows North by land
owned by William J. and Jenima Butler;
said 1haddeus Andre and Daniel c. Bernhams
by highway and said Bernhams land; and byiand
ed by William M Butler containing 1000 land,
be the less which siij has
signed by said Tucker to said Biernm Said cause
heard at the Office of Probate Judge in said county tho
4th day of December, \. D., 1852. -.,$5e-.-
RANNEY & TAYLER, SOILS.
Nov. 10, 1872. 4w-364
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CO-PARTNERSHlP NOTICE,

HE Subscriber having procured the building Immediately
East fire in Ravenna will continue the Boot Shoe,
and Leather business in connection with VIM. D. Durham
under the Of GLLs DURHAM, and hopes liberal
patronage he has enjoyed from his old friends and
will be continual to the firm. J. GILLIS.
Ravenna, Oct. 1S, 1852. 36Itf.
THE Subscribers having formed partnership in the Boot
Shoe and Leather business opening entire
stock of Boots Shoes Leather Moroecoes Lngs Bindings
and general assortment Of Shoemakers' findings and will
all times have hand good assortment of Home Manufae-
tured Work, which they will sell the lowest prices
ready pay, &c. Tanners Oil for sale.
J. GILLIS.
w. D. DURHAM.
Ravenna, Oct. 1s, 1852. 381tf.
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NEW BOOKS.

rJ,HE DAYS OF BRUCE, by Grace Aguilar Travels in
/ Tartary, Thbet and China; Yellow plush PAPER, by
Thaehery Essays the London Times Hydropahie En-
cock Buckeye Abroad; Spark Life of Washington Arthurs
Library Household Walks and Talks of American
own; Home and Social Philosophy Freside Mu
scum; Lives of the Mrs. Judsons, &C., for sale by
June II. B. LITTLE.
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Notice in Chaneery.

Jonathan H. Everett will take notice. that at the October
e. Term Of the Court of Common Pleas of Portage Coun
ty Ohio, A D. 1852 Hiram Cope of said County, filed his
bill in Chancery in said Court, the object of which
strain the sla Jonathan H. Everett from seng conveying
in any wise dsposing of his interest in and certain
tract of land, described in said BILL also prev him from
selling disposng of certain goods and ehattes mentioned
in said BILL and that the will for hearing tbs
February term of the said Court, next ensuing.
BIERCE g. JEFFRIES.
"a CIV Sols. for Complainant.
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FARM FOR SALE.
A chance for a good Bargain

TE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situate about two
and half miles from Mantua corners and two miles from
Cuyahoga Rapids good road Said Farm contains 2e5
of excellent land hundred and sixty of which
under improvements with good orchard of grated fruit
and well apportoned into meadow, pasture and lable
land That portion cleared is well mbered and
tans from sixty seventy The buildings all good
and sufficient for such Farm and well watered by plenty
of falling Springs scattered about it, and there
good orchard it, of thrifty second growth
There well of excellent soft water at the House, and
erytng that tend to render the place desirable
Persons derous of purchasing requested to call and
this For further particulars enquire Of
subscriber on the premises SETH HARMON.
Mantua, Aug. 80, 1862. 37S
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PRO BONO PUBLIC O.!

TT is as true as some preaching that MATHEWS will leave
soon, all who have no hkenesses of themselves
friends will time be for the neglect menentO
mori. noy.3.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-22
CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.

r5NHE subscribers of J. B. G. McEwain
prepared to furnish at their large Steam Factory just north
of the Prens House, different sized pine Window Sash and
Blinds ORDER Also keep hand general assortment of
Chairs Bedeads Bedstead Posts Table Legs &C., all made
good Materials and good and workmanlike manner,
and sell at low figures for the ready.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-22
COLLINS HOUSE SALOON.

HE subscriber has been to the expense of reng and
furnishing the Saloon under the Collins House, and
now ready wait customers little Mint Julep, any
thing in his line He will keep all kinds of the choicest
Pies, OYSTERS Sardnes Ice Cream Lobsers, Picked
Tongues and everything in that line, which be got
short notice.
Call at No. g. Hole in the WALL Main street, Ravenna o.
Aug. I1.-tf OSCAR F. SEVERENCE