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BROWN & HURLBUT.

AVE removed their Boot and Shoe Store TO H
IL L. R. Days new building, and would in
vile the attention of the ladies' and gentlemen
Ravenna and vicinity to the largest and best stool
OF boots and shoes that yet, ever graecd the ia
famed village ofRavenna. We have from the fraI
made, home manufactured work. Oar faeitie
for manufacturing are not second to any boot ant
shoe traders in the west, as we buy our stock from
the Manufactures in the east,
We have besn manufacturing ladies' wear tht
past winter for spring trade aud have large stoel
of home made work on hand. All of our work ",
warrent not to rip if SO, We repair free gratis
Will you please give us sealli
BROWN e. HURLBUT.
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The Grammar Of Matr.naony. If you
are ! precise man, and wish to be oertain
Of what yen gel, never marry a girl named
Ann, for we have The authority Of Lindley
Murray, and many others, for the assertion
thai Ann Is xan indefinite article"
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4 A MEAN MAN.-The following is Aunt
Nancy's description Of her milk man: "He
10 The meanes, man in the world, che ex>
claimed ssHe skins his milk on the top,
and then turns il over and Skins the bottom;
and then he skins the sides and divides it
into fen parts, carefully skimming each
part
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NE w Boo K STORE
At RVenna,

MGrro-READH PAY-SNALL PRoEITs--QuIcK RR.
- TURNS.
---.e e..--
ME undersigned 10 now receiving large and
Il very complete assortment Of
School and Miscellaneous Booksand Sta
tiOnery,
to which he invites the attention Of tho etissss o
Portage Cosnty.
Standard Works of History, Biography, Litsra.
tsre, Science, Poetry, Tales, Sketches, Juyeaile
Works, kc, &C., may be found in his stock. A
large variety of
sc HOOL B OOKg,
BY different authors, also on hand.
He is, also, opeai nj a 4hasasone and very in.
yitiag assortnea, Of Fancy Articlss, Toys, Can
dies, &c, ke.
he hopes to be able to make ii for the interes'
of persons wishing ARTICLES in his line, 10 give hin
a call. All, Old and Yoang, are cordially Invited
at any rate, to call in and view the many beautiful
and valuable things comprised IN his assortment.
His store. is in the Ohio Star Office Build-
ing, Main Street, few rods east oi Gisti's Store
LYMAN w. HALL.
Ravenna, May 3, 1850.
THE following Biographies, viz: Franbiin's, J
@. Adsms, J. G. Calhoan's, Andrsw JacAseR's
Madison and Monroe's, Jonn Randolph's, Sila'
Wrishps, Gen. LaFayetf's, Louis Kossuth's, Gen
Taylor's, James K. Poik,s, ETC., etc., for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Y0UATT ON THE HORSE; Stable ECONOMY
Colmans Agriculture, Farmers Every Day Book
Rogers Scientific Agriculture, Farmers and Emi
grants Hand Book, Mss Beechers Domestic Econ.
omy, Practical Receipt Book.
Pulte's Domestic PhyAieian-Homepathc.
Uncle TOMS Cabin.
Bibles, large and small, good assortment.
Methodist Hymn Hooks, large aad small.
, Fremonts Exploring Expedition.
Sir John franklin and the Arctic Regions.
Moral Religious, Scientific, Poetcal, Biogsap
ieal, Histo rical and Miscellaneous Works, a grea
variety.
Harper's Magazine for May.
Western Literary Magaxiae, and Journal of Ed.
ucation, Arts and Morals, Iof May.
Fowler's Works, bound, and in cheap pamphle
editions.
Parkers series ofSchool Books, recommended b.
the Examinsrs Of Portage County, all for sale at
HALLS NEW BOOK STORE.
Rayenna. MAY 4. 1852.
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REMOYAI1.

NR-FG g. SUTHERLAND would respes..
lM fully inform his heretofore literal patrons
that he has removed his Grocery Store two doors
West Of B. Litile's Book Store, where they will al.
ways hnd the latch-string out and meet with !
hearty welcome. Constantly on hand the choices n
kinds ofGROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
9,990 lbs. of Butter wanted, for which the
highest market price will be paid in Cash.
Alsos the market price in Cash for EGGS
May 8. T. C. SUTHERLAND.
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Road Notice.

Road Notice.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to fhe Trustees of Suffield Portage
county Ohio, on Saturday the 10th day Of July, A.
D, 1852, praying for Township Road, TO be laid
out and established from the land of the subscrber
on lot %, South along the line between John Gates
and John Greenwalt, on lot 2S to the East ara
West center road. LEE COOK.
June Z, 1852. 4w367
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Probate Notice.

NIOTICE is hereby given to all persona interest.
In ed, ,ha. the Executors Administrators and
Canadians on tho following Estates have presented
10 the Court of Probate in and Tor the County oi
Portage, in the State OF Ohio, their several settles
ment accounts, which are placed on file in the Of
fec OF the Judge of said Court and continued for the
Inspection and exception of all persons interested
until Monday, the 10Th day Of August A. D. 1862.
Calvin Holcomb's Estate Partial Settlement.
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Question for Esercise.-If hole is
twice as wide as it is deep, and twice as
deep as it need be, how many potatoes will
Wilt hold, provided they are half mercers?
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LARGE SALES AND SMALL
M A R B lie.
- % II % N 9

UsT received, and large share of it 10
u Italian Oblesque Monuments and Grave
aone, from two inch up to eight in thickness, and
Ill skies, which was selected BY Us directly from
the Importers in New York; also our American 10
Of the best quality, from the Mills Of Wm.sY. Rip
ley, celebrated for having the finest and best Rut,
land Marble.
Take notice, that here is good an assortment
can be found in the State, and that We selected
our stock, and purchased Of first honds, we there
foro think that we can sell a good article ss low
as retofore has been sold poor one BY dealers
who buy of second hands. Therefore give 10 a
call before you purchase elsewhere as we consider
our experience guarantee that we can give entire
satisfac acton. ;ss- HURLBUT e. FOX.
Ravenna, Dec. 10, 1861. ly-342
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IFE Of General FranklinP Pierce, and
LIZ Hon. William Rnfus King, Democratic can
.didases for President and Vice Pfesident. Tenth;
thousand psmphet sdition, price 26 cents, supply
just sreceived and for ssie AZ
Rasennu, June ID. 1852. - - Z Z
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PfaRrfss-Hapo.

t. fhx,k ,4r,f nsasf AM
-e.rriss with m i. he hone bs 81 ,hs pbilsntbrc
lnis,. Even inanima,e nature Eemains no
still. but from day to days brings Iorth bud
ofnrooisa. RE : -. .roo,s ;n' ,hA ground
IN. l;nla x.b;la s,,oo,s rar.b s,ha ssa,,L :
sha M IS, i - r,as ,io,,at !,
often 'iirnea ;;,nnadads ia il conrsa. bvean;
by if o,er,eaos' lie barriers. irrigates the
field and bears on. lis placid surface NUN.
besless blessings 10 man.
Aud man, the handiwork of God, is he
stationafyf From the cradle 10 lhs grayf
his life is one continuous eff1rt to grow ir
knonied9e and hanuiness: and from tht
fan Of Adam 10 The ninateenth century hi,
3eartl, has bean 8 na,ar.andine sceno ofu
Fersal progress. -s
MOI aio1e 10 the arss, nor in the science,
in things which minister 10 man i bodil,
eofnfort, nor ,bose that give intellectual en-
ioynpant, but ia the deyeiopement of sociely
and iss caick ,ransi,;oas conseop snt upor
The snakil1r by sshs massas of the prentes
aaaonat sd indiyidual liberty. do we ind
progress everywhere pressing upon the
beejs 81 time. .sss ss.
Ths patriarcbal-.he sacredotal-,he
sheocratic mon schiaI r the papai--tha ecu,
dal, and he divine right ing age. have
kepdhljcas ARE Il before us. iSs S.
Or elss how. do we account for The up.
heaplpg Of sbs continenf 8 Europe 10 ,4sg
whole Empires conyulsad; tho most pow or.
FOL nonsschies rent as under, and their
Fs,lers hiding from the wrath Of The people.
demands, eoffcsssions, constitutions, rego-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-04

MARRIED Liss-~JuIIus Moser gives the
following counsel from wife and mother
II try to make myself and all around me
agreeable. twill not do to leave man
with no pains 10 attract him, or to appear
before him with long face. It is mot so
difficult as you think, dear child, to behave
to a husband SO that he shall remain forever
in some measure husband. am an old
woman, but you can still do what you like !;
a word from you at the right time will not
fail Of its effect. w hat need have you to
splay>the suffering virtue The tear of low
ing girl, says an old book, is like the dew
drop on the rose; but that on the cheek Of
a wife is drop of poison to her husband
Try to appear contented and cheerful and
your husband will be so; and when you
have made him happy, You will become 40,
not in appearance, butin reality. The skill
required is not SO great.
Nothing fatters man SO much as the
happiness of his wife; he is always proud
of himself as the source of it. As soon as
you are cheerful you will be lively and alert,
and every moment will afford you an op-
portunity to let fall an agreeable word
Your education which givesyou an immense
advantage, will greatly assist you, and
your sensibility will become the noblest gift
that nature has bestowed on you, when it
shows itself in afectionate assiduity, and
stamps on every action soft, kind, and
tender character, instead Of wasting itself
in secret repinings.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-04
R.vsnna May l7tn. 1859.
For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent.
yEyHE subscriber offers for sale or rent cheap,
i his Dwelling House, Shop, and three lots.
tor about three quarters OF and} situated
at Campbells Port, Portage County, Ohio. There
10 good barn and an excellent well of water on
the same.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscribe
on the premises. CORY w. MEEKER.
Campbells Port, Feb. II, 1859. s6ltf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-04

HARBoR AND RIVER APPROPRIATIONS.
The following amount was appropriated
by the whig administration OF Ger. Harris
son and the whig Congress for the first TWO
years of his adminislralion: -
q 000, 600, 900. s
The following was appropriated under
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-04
7TO THE SICK.

JUST received, supply Of 8. s. Pitches
~ Medicines. consistiHg Of Pulmonary
Balsam. Depurtive Syrup. Pectoral Ex.
pectorant, Unlyersai or Seminal Tonic, Ca.
thartic Pills, Cough Pills, CataTrh Snuff.
Heart Corrector, Humor Ceneetor, sPulmo-
nary LinIment, Neryine Ttonic Wash, Ants
mucus Mixture, Gravel Specific, Pile Oins.
ment, Vermfuge, Drops for Dyspeptic von.
l,ing, ANTI. by speptic Mixture. Female Spe,
cifc, Female Pills, Female Restorsnve, Pull
monary Suecedaneum, Pills for Dia,fhea. or
Bleeding Lungs, aud Eminent for Neurais
gia, Rheumat ,sn,. &c, r. BARD. q
Ravenna, july 1, 185D.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-04
Ihe. AmeIIcah Museum anu sIHenageIIe
WILL EXHIBIT Ar RAVENNa d,

Early in August. Due notice oi the day Of exhl
biilon v IL be gwen. Price of admission % Cents:
sCh,fden undor 8 years Of age, l6 Gents. To the
whole Of this Immense establishment including
Gen. Tom Thumb, and the entire COLLECTION oi
Wild Animals, Wax Statuary, Mr.. Pierce's
-Perfofmances in the Dens, the Baby Ele-
.phant, Mr.. Nellis, Performances, sc.
s NO Elk IRA CHARGE underany pretense what
ever, let the reports be what they may!
This Establishment will Exhibit at the following
gTowns iu August and September. ~
Akren, Canton, New Philadelphia, New Comerss
town, TCashecion, Miilersburgh. 4w37l y
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Michigan Central Railroad.
...:s sss 1864. 80

y. =
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
In connection with the Cleveland and CiDeinbstf
r. R., Cleveland and Erie r. R., Cleveland ard
Pittsburgh n. r., and Michigan Central r. r. r-r
PASSENGERS viii be ticketed through from any
i point on Lake Michigan TO Cleveland, cinsin.
natl and Pittsburgh, and from either OF those piaees
| to any point on Lake Michigan. &,
This line will be composed oftwo new low pres.
sure steamers bnilt ezpfessiy y Tor ihe route.
LEVELAND......... Capt. C. c. STAHAap.
AND zs.l
FOREST CITY. Capt. l.. A. PKRcr.
A boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit, and De-
tro for Cleveland every evening al 81 O'Clock, az
rving in both cities the following morning in season
for the morning train of cars for Chicago, Cincinnati
and Ptsburgh, and for the Lake Superior, and Sag
NAV Boats at Detroit. They will run from Cleye.
land in the following order: ~ s+5gsse4 -
FOREST CITY.
Monday. ........ w ed nesday ,....... Friday
a ags ,asss, CLEVELAND. st si1 I-:if "
Tuesday......... !. Thursday. .sstnJdsy
And will leave Detroit: .
a@t - CLEVELAND. sssS s4st
Monday. ........ Wedn esd Frl6sys
FOREST CITY i.sf . 81 jsssssi
Tuesday. .Thursday......,.. Saturday
The undersigned are prepared TO make conuacis
for all kinds of freight from cleyelabd 10 Detroit.
Mackinaw, Saut Ste Marie, Saginaw, and all poita
c. O. Lake Michigan. The s.l5
OCEAN, CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS
will compose the line until the new boats are ready
AaERrsg 8 y = 1zfEss IS,
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland y
PlTMAN, ,TRoWBRIDGE + JONES, pe.roas. (
apr22 s5 300tf
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Notice. -
THE subscribers hereby give notice to the
II citizens OF Portage and sdjoining counties
that they have this day entered into Co partn ershp
tor the mannfactufe Of sash, bIinds chairs, etc.
under the style and Arm of McElwaIns g. Arnold
al the steam Factory recently occupied by J. B. &
G. McElwain. JAMES 3. McELWAIN,
GEORGE McELWAlN,
BERNARD w. ARNOLD.
Ravenna, May 10, 1862. a64
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Boston Fashions,
SECOND ARRIVAL
IN ~ n H - - .

/ . - - -
At THE SHALERSVILLE CHEAP
STORE.
The underlined with much pleasure would in.
form his friends, customers, and the citizens oil
this vicinity, that he has made his second visit to
New York for the purchase Of goods this season,
and 10 now receiving his second stock of new and
desirable goods, which are adapted to the season,
| and have been selected from the latest manufacts
ures and imporistions, with view of pleasing the
tastes, and supp yng the wants OF his many custo-
meres, to whom be tenders bis sincere thanks for
their large and continued patronage, since adopt,
ing my present motto of 1919
LARGE SALES AND SMALL
Z ,PFOFITS "@1ssssssf 80 $.
My business has very much increased, and fnd
il necessary to visit New York more frequently, as
in so doing am better able to serve the interest Of
those purchasing goods from me, By keeping lar
ger and moregenefai agsoftments, an selling at
lower prices than any other estabiishmeut Cd the
Western Reserve, Pleaae call ard examine for
yourselves. A.v. HORR.
Shafersvile, June 10th, 1852.
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Lumber Wanted.
IN 000 FEET Of good White Wood iun
OU,UUU bar wanted.

Fdsehha, MaFcb 29th, ISbH. 3S7
ID A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateiui
LIZ thanks to the etizens OF Ravenna, and ad.
lpinsing towns for their liberal patronage for the pa
yesr al the same time assuring them that no pains
VIII De spared TO merit continuance the same
oy choice seleetion fgoods at the lowest posi-.
BILE rates. 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-04

ART OF SwIHMIas.--Men are drowned
by raising their arms above water, the un-
buoyed weight of which depresses the head.
Other animals have neither motion or abii-
ity to act in a similar manner, therefore
swim naturally. When man falls into
deep water, he will rise TO the surface, and
viii continue there if he does not elevate
his hands. IF he moves his hands under
water in any way he pleases, his head will
rise 60 high as TO allow him free liberty 10
breathe, and il he will use his legs as in the
act Of walking Tor rather walking up stairs J
his shoulders win rise above the water, SO
that he may use leAs exerlions with his
hands, or apply them 10 some other purpose
These plain directions are recommended 10
the recollection of those who have not learn.
ed 10 swim in their youth, as they may be
found highly advantageous in preserving
life.
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DARASOLS-A big assortment, just
Il opened and selling below the IN marke,, oy
G CPRENTISS.
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P. T. BARNUMS'
GRAND COLOSSAL
Museum and lslenagerie!

TNRE largest Travelling EXHIBITION 10 the
l. world, being a combination Of ali the most
popular and unexceptional amusements of the age
enlarged and i'm proved for the season of 1862.
A TEAM OF 10 ELEPHANTS
Will draw the great Car OF Juggernaut.
A BABY ELEPHANT
Only one year old and but 81 feet high, will carry
upon his back around the interior of the immense
Pavilion the Liilip,utian GEN. TOM THUMB
The Magnificent Cortege comprises $50 horses and
l30 men. The Pavilion of Exhibition has been
enlarged until il is capable of accommodating l6,.
600 spectators at once. The collection of living
Wild Beasts Includes the most splendid specimens
ever exhibited in America. Among many Others
will be found
Six Beautiful Lions
Fresh from their native forests.
A SACRED BURMESE BULL
From the Island Of Ceylon, worshlpsd by the Pa.
gan Natives, and recently taken from an Idolatrous
A MONSTER WHITE OR POLAR BEARI-of
prodig igious size and ferocity.
A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TIGER.-Ths larR-
est one ever captured alive.
AN INFANTILE CAMEL-Only six months of
age the first one ever bora in America, &C., sc.
The Drove of ELEPHANTS were captured in
tho Jungles of Central. Ceylon, by Messrs. s. B.
JUNE aud GEO. NurrER, assisted by $50 natives,
after pursuit Of three months snd four days in the
TunRles. They were finally entrapPed and secured
in an Indian Kraal or Trap, ofenormous dimensions
ind prodigious strength, where they were subdued.
The Calf Elephant accompanies It's Dam, and was
weaned on it's passage from India.
ANATIvE CEYL0N CHIEF, of high caste in
ais own country. has charge ofthe Elephants, has
C,,l,n
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Proprietor Of the American Museum, New York,
has ,he honor to announce, that encouraged by the
brilliant success which has attended all his various
efforts for the amusement the public, he has been
led to form the project Of organizing vast travel.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-04

Seald asad Eystpeas Salt Raem, RAeusnasm, SyphH Er
6ago Caacroas Uesrs Cosfiveness, Sore Eys Dyspen.
sla, Pdas IN the Side Brea Bones Join oTHEn
lMPu7E-BLooD DISEASES, PAMPHLETS aud Hand
hSis-syesy Agent has them 70 give sway -
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each, and those proiessed politicians. Nowhere
THE PEOPLE, the masses, turned out; nowhere have
THE People manifested the least sympathy in the
been made by the clique Of politicians now congre-
gated at Montgomery to excite the people into a
support of this movement.
"Finally, rally was made at headquarters-at
Montgomery itself-last Monday evening; aud a
rally it was! just such rally has been made at
other places; rally of ofhce-holders and oKce-ex-
pectants. The people, as usual, were not there.
Notwithstanding the comprohensivenesso OF the call,
embracing all 'who contend for a strict con,trac-
fion Of the Constitution free trade, iOic dulles, the
sub treasury, anti bank, anti-internal improvement
by the General Govrnmsnt-who are opposed to
federalism and consolidation in all it's forms, and
party, and all who are willing to abide by the de-
csion of the people of alabama upon the called
Compromise, 1--WE copy the precise language of
the AGusrtiser and Gdzetts,) tho meeting was, it
appears, DEAD FAILURE, 80 far as numbers were
concerned. And SO will it be everywhere. True
southern men, whether Democrats or Wings, are
not prepared to affiliate with Van Buren,, Wilmo,
Chase, Hall, and the like, in National Conven-
ton. The pill is too bitter, too revolving for hon
est men to swallow"
1t is not wonderful that the people of the
State regards with contcmptdous disgust agita-
ton of this character, begun and carried on as it
has been by professional politicians Of ques
lionable consistency, for the advancement Of
mere factious purposes.
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Kossuth Resolutions in Ohio.

The reader cannot have forgotten the jealous
KossUTH spirit evinced in the House by more
than one Of the representatives of Ohio, or, still
later, the warlike threats Illuminated against
universal absoutism by the Democratic Con-
vention assembled at Columbus, in that State
The appeal Of Mr.. SwEETsER from the apathy
Of Congress to the patriotism Of his one hundred
thousand fighting men, was flight Of oratory
not readily forgotten; quite as memorable, in
deed, as the proclamation by the Columbus
Convention Of their readiness to hew kossUTH's
way to the Governorship Of Hungary, though
at the cost Of "shock Of arms on the battle
field"
We discover. then, with some surprise, that
notwithstanding the zeal Of her Congressional
delegation, and The pluck Of her Democratic
delegates, Ohio. through her own Democratic
Legislature, repudiates all ideas Of attaching
political importance TO kossUrH's mission, 50
far as that mission involves n committal to
the policy Of Intervention.
On the ! 9th instant the subject came up for
debate IN the lIouse-nOw in session at Co
lumbus-in the form of two sets Of resolutions,
mittee, standing alone; the second being the re-
port Of all other members Of the committee
The former went the full length Of the Kos
sUTH tether, and was rejected, piece after piece,
by large majorities; the latter--sympathzing
with Ko,sUTn and his copntry's struggle, but
carefully respecting the neutrality Of the Uni
ted Statcs-was adopted in spite OF all the
talking and maneuvrng Of the Intervention
lists. In nearly every instance, the majority
against any approach to the Intervention doc
trine comprised more than two-thirds Of the
House.
To complete the reputation Of the SWEET
SIR and Conventional prediction for bullets
and bayonets, il was stated, in the discussion Of
resolution appointing committee to give
KossUTu public reception by the Assembly,
q that it was distinctly understood on all hands
that the adoption of the resolution involved
no expense to the State, and that no appro-
{ priation would be made to defray any part Of
9 the cost Of the proposed reception" "This
being generally assenied to-" says one reporter
the resolution was unanimously adopted"
The Columbus correspondent of the Cleve-
land Herald says
The Kossuth proceedings in the House verify
! the remark Of a Democratic member, that there ia
wide difference in proprioty between party State
Convention and the General Assembly"
We could not have a more severe OF de.
served rebuke on the clap.trap speeches, and
resolutions, and festivals, which have marked
KossuTH's progress in this country. There 4
ga wide difference" between the objects, in
terests, and responsibilities Of Legislators, bound
io discharge their duties, and out-ofdoor poll
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Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, the subject Of max
ing military bounty land warrants assignable
was taken up and debated.
In the House Of Representatives one hundred
thousand copies of the condensed report of the
Superintendent of the Census was ordered to be
printed. On the motion to reconsider the vote,
debate took place involving the question of
the public printing, and the inability of the
public printer to comply with his contract.
The House, by vote Of sixty nine against
seventy-one, refused to suspend the rules to en-
able Mr.. CLINGMAN to Introduce resolution,
affirming that it is the unquestonable right of
each of the States of the Union To exclude,
either wholly or partially, from her territory,
negroes, whether free or slaves and that the
exercise Of this right affords no just ground of
complaint to any other nation or State.