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by j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucs,oneer.


NO bIE -
hoIIcE OF the ss'ab,,..msnt Of additional land
IN Offices In Territory OF MINNESOTA.
Territory
oice Roor Rivsn Drsrnor has been located for
present. by President Of United States,
that for the bsrRor
MissKAroLis, both thr Mississippi
hand, Washington twenty
third day Of May, A. d. 1854
John WILSON,
eeHE Commissioner Of tho General Once.
May os-2aw6w i9.f.s1 eH
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UNITED STATES Natl Limo Csttfoe spin
" wall and Panama, 5h month
class steamships approved by NAVY
1900 tons burden, Kuarantying spsed and safsfy.
The Psnams railroad now completedo Ohpo, IL miles from
Panama.
The uap. from embrace. mile. in rail car
from Aspnws obpo, and 10 miles over
dry road recently thorough order single
therefore,
and their baxfsse being only Transferred
siorsside the
There will be no river route.
The route 10 srfev free from retrsss Of description.
Reserve steamer being always Ne~
The 4. entirely reliable
expected that the Atlantic reru
larry In days; and the Pacific, In % lax DAYS.
Passenger. win leave Panama they Asp
= -
Through teker as ioysss rates. the agency In
West New York = -
Jan 0e-dn
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RECOMMENDATIONS

RECOMMENDATIONS.
u. q. NAVY ARD, GosroRr, Va,
January ~, 1854.
sIRi series OF experiments conducted by
during The all the
uhea for lumber have
hn that white
the New Jersey Znc Company, perfect protection
es willis, other OF Kind combines
protective effect
am full his important subject
besu Of Docks Washington, and shalt send
complete series Of Of
different paint and
exposed alike for water opposite
yards all Of which
nsbs qualities and decided hts paint
all other kinds OF paints especially for purposes
You liberty publicity
which Of TOO much importance be from the
commercial world.
am, respectfully your ob~dient servant
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector U. Z. Navy yard. Gospori,
To O. T. DsTsoLn, President n. J. Zinc Co, " ".
orror o, NJ Y. Asp LivrprooL u. =. Man STEAMSHIP Co.
January 81, 1854.
The this exclusively the
ufsctured New ye,cy Zinc Company having
proved decided superiority all other paints
Mar as-d3m EDWARD K COLLINS, Agent
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TRIAL OF MATT, n. WARD-ruli and ssthentic report,
with the speeches delivered the reply o
Alfred Allies, ESQ, suoveev tps Common wealth
The Religion 81 the Norhmen by Rodoph ksys"s Prcss ~
History In the University Of Norway.
Kes~oth's sps~ches; edited by Francis W. Newman
Reverence In the Sanctuary by Lsyman. .
ON sale TAYLOR MAURY1
MayG Roskssore, 9th street
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WANTED 10 rent hmm edias~iy, comfortable dwell
ling house. good ncixhhorhood consieire eight
rooms with kchen Set location in the First Second ws
preferred E.e.H5l
Wanted st % November Finished convenient
dwelling house. with parlors, i've chabe dining rooms
kehen pnnes stable nc The house he furnished with ga
snd BATH hrtures and the locality unobjectorshe -,
Peops having either mr. desirable
by leaving uen description of The property, with me
before Wednesday The 0oth inssnt with the sub
s~rksr. Mcguire,
Mar 2s-d Amcsiope~s Commission Merchsss
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THIS ss 20 notice that the s~bscrtber hath oh
sned the orphsn- Washington IN hs
District 81 Couaaba LETTERS of administration the personal sn
~ Aeraeder q woherupoco, ~ the United 90
All having cams said deceaseA "
hereby warned exhibit thereof 70 the
other
he excluded from al benefit of he esste
Given under my hard rhis twentieth day Of May 1854
LOUISA A. WOTHERsPooN,
Admnistrsuis
and claims hands Of Dr.
r. H. Coolidge. of Washington city, for and settlement
who legally authorized ~ discharge
LOUISA A. wOTHERsPOOS,
May 93-Isw3w Administrstrr
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sGE AND ALEXANDRIA nAILnOAD.

UItANUH md ALl1ANDNAA NAHIAlSUAO.
ARRANGEMENTs having been made The of
splendid George Page Alex
Washington miler,
schedule viii effect aud atrr Monday May g 1854
depot, OF Duke Henry streets,
O'Clock, m OF from WAshingto giving
Ample arriving Gordonsvlie
oeock connecting ha. paes with the trains on The Virgins
Win Gordoosyie quarter before O'Clock,
Virginia Central road Acnan-
dIja hafpas o'clock, thus allowing time with
he leaving Washington for the North, and for dinner
board the boat.
train from Alexandria Wauenon
viii daily (sunday ercepted) quarter
2'o'olock, p. arriving at Warrrn,on at 5k O'Clock
On sunday, will leave ~ O'Clock, q. m.
Warfenon AeHapdna and intermediate stations,
daily (sundoy eIcepled) quarter past
O'Clock, a. M arriving Alexandria AT 10 O'Clock, a
On sunday viii leave af I. O'Clock n m
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EXFkNSlNE and Superior AssOrtme b.
IL We
article think, the complete
offered annuity
particularly asked those In stock which
Extra a., 81. and Ga white oowqu.
nE. DO colo do
Extra Foskhios nsur. This an enirsl,
article this market.
Extra white Manning In extra heavy quality, and low
prices.
hso 10 bales of those delightful Choo Loo-
for
Those who have
luxury be had for small price, (y ccnis
-hai he ahe Offer Tor price
compensnte tot tbs
Atso 10 ba~s superior %, 4 cucoa mar
10 haes Spanish and Msrin mattings
kinds and the covering pub
halls and ihcVousbhr~s.
Also bale 20 gross mating and carpet bindngp.
the hest o
their kind In this county and viii he sold
fa, 10 satisfy.
Msyrs-cc3w CLAGErT a DoDsoN
(rrr ef rtsssb~rG and Ceursy or Allegheny. Penn.
rytvsnts offer the guaranteed
II the city o. Pesurs .nd county ~ Allegheny, Pennsylvania
These bonds s-ncd The Pisu and Connenvs Rsros
Company. BY which hey guaranteed.
We corhdeny and Al.
sirshle investment tHIIHsls
Tr bondst with info,
nason, Be ostsseed Application personally
sHA JOHNSTON BROTHERS., n CO.,
Bankers AM Asvnu
sr the ri,sbus and Conos.ve Comp.ay
Jan ls-dScpu
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BALTIMORE AVID ONO RAILROAD FOR
Cineinaa LosvIis, Tndfonapos, Columbus, Zauesvis, Csve
land, Toledo Chicago and 81 Loss.
THRoUcH tickets for all the above points b. hsd The rail
il in WAshinrtou
Passengers leaving Washington 6, srv in Wheeling 10
with splendid Winchester and Hrns
for wcivie, 20 Mills from Wheeling thence rr ny railroad "
Cleveland Toledo Chicago, and Alton seasbcst -
miles, Louis Leaving Washington n s, They viii
the afternoon with splendid "Unon ftns
tscinnst and Louisville aud fps Indianapolis by railroad
from LawrcnceburR
Through tickets for Cincinnati Louisville, and fndanaro
from
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie over At any
the For information ard tickets sPpy 70 r. ~
PARSONS, agent Washington.
J. H.. DONE.
Feb 7-dG Master Transportation.
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WAS DkrAxiAgs1,
Washington, May %, lisa
OROPOSAL this department until O'Clock
2ol " June next iof supplying The stationery
described u schedule below.
pany bids. -
The will required bond with approved
fuheDt OF his contract, and the depart
g, order the articles al such ume and ~
and 10 Increase oa dihinn
10 quaslties below stated. +.
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Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No 20 South Fourth street,
II Pa Gate Mo- 80 Dock seet) have hand
ment Of their
PATENT ABAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank stores,
PATENT sLArR-LINED RErBIcERAToRs,
Water filters seal nnd letter copying presses Fsbapk platform
and
soie Buteworh, Yalos Jones'
patent powder proof bank locks Please cali
Reference Is mnde to few Of the hundreds who have
in
r. Msgude 7th street. Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, u. @.
Farmers and M.shsnie.' Bank, rhiladeiphisl0 safes
United Mint
United State. Arsenal In California, Philadep his
United States Appraisers Once, Pb,lsdephia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, rhiisdslpha, safes.
Philadelphia, iiminaon, Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Richard Morris, Locomotive Works, fhDsdeiphia
Winchester Bsnk Winchester, YjrrinisL
Mr. +. Wood FoRr P.nu-yivanh avenue
streets. wsshinsoe ID O. authorized receive orders
Of the
May G-2s~y EVANS WATSON.
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Washington, May fs. 1854.
ilN the Peuton OF Richard Montgomery Lewis Harris
sanGerhed Now York, for the extension OF
granted 10 them for the mill for breaking
grinding bark, cor from the OF
v ordered that the petition once
Monday, The 24tb Of July 1854, ~ O'Clock,
notified appear show
why said petition ought not to be granted a.a
Persons the required
Once their ohjecons specially forth writing
before Of hearing Al testimony Sed parry
TO be ned the said hearing b.
cordnce win the rules the oce which win be furnished
picssop.
The July
1857 depostions and other paps relied upon testimony
he died Office day
Of July, 1854: the sny,
Ordered also tina, this notice he published Unon
and Evening Star, Washington, D. c.
Phlsd-'phis Pal Scientific American, New Yk
Msssscae and Inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio, for
three successive weeks previous to the 24h day Of July
The day cfhesrins
CHARLES MASON,
HH Commissioner Of Patents
sEdo'. OF N. shove paper. r'ea.s copy,
'he b % the Patent Once, wis containing this notice
t6-fsw7w
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebui ENLARGED elegantly
shs "dev Improvements and convennces the
Ion OF the travelling public. I.tf
nec " div
Mr. LEUsE's New Receipts Cocksng.--Por sale
TAYLOR A MAURYS
Mvp Bookstore. 9Th sye~-
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COHs ALE or lesSeA commodious four and
18th sids the Of ID House
and has recently been pspered
Terms accommodating and possession
s,~i, Address 10 Solicitors Once Treasury Department
l5-Au
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 50 Wall street., N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLKY, CO.,
Liverpool.
4 q. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. NUNROK 4 CO.,
% Rue No,re Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. n DRAPER, Havrs.
Tn. will tver,
unless
therefor thereof
JAMS 4
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Statement o Affairs OF Mutual Insu-
UYg0 Company of New York,
BroaApay the Yeor ending 3la Jonuary, 1854
Net hand January 3lst, 1883, per balance
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Qua. OF sEsvous plssAsss.

language convey idea Of the immediate
change which occasions in the diseased
ated and shattered nervous system Whether broken down BY
impaired by sickness, the unsrng
Taxed organisation braced, rcvv6cd, and built
The mental and physical symptoms OF disease vanish
under influence. Nor Is the effect temporary
the tho relief permanent for the cordial properties
medicine reach the constitution ic and
NAL condition. Wsn mny the preparation be called the
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COMETIIfNG NEW-lp consequence OF liberal patronage
the Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor made
with Mr. WeTe, arst from Londn, by whose
daxuereoypes via be coorea with brancy and
b,y unsansbe by method, and far
effect delcscy detail the finest paintings
DISAPPOINTMENT ladies and gentlemen invited
their IN advance, and their miniatures will then
made the hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers store Pennvsnia avenue between and 9th streets
GEO. ADAMS, ARTIST.
far
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NJ 11"'"T's ''~ Receipts ''' c'e.'"s---''' '''
TAYLOR MAuRYs
May 10 Bookstore. 9Th
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T. sEdof' Of the shove will please copy snd
their bills paper
isy t6-tsw7w
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will replace weakness with strength ncapacy win efficiency
regularity with uniform and natural ncviy and this not only with
reaction, with happy effect the
Bear mind that all mandies, wherever they begin,
finish with the SYSTEM and that The pasl.Ation Of the
motion Ia physical dsGfA Bdar IN mind
that for kind OF nervous disease the Elixir Cordial the
Ipiiahe . I. ! Z Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

RAIL RoAp ELHcTIoN.-The annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad was held at Franklin on the
llth inst, when the following persons were elect
ed Directors for the ensuing year, viz: ZESAs
KEHr, THOMAS EARL. and MARVIN KENT, Frank
lin; DANIEL UrsoS, Tallmadge; B. B. CLARK,
Ashland; DANIEL BEcKEL, Dayton, and JAcoB
ALLEN, Akron. The board is the same as last
year except JACOB ALLEN, who takes the place
Of one of the Dayton Directors.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board of Di.
rectors all the former officers Of the Company
were reelected. as follows: President, MARvIS
kent; Secretary, J. w. TYLER; Treasurer
ZENAs KENT.
The President read the Annual Report, show.
log the amount Of expenditures, condition of the
work. &C., furnishing evidence that, notwithstand
log che stringency Of the money market, the road
will be pushed forward to a speedy completion
The Report is said to be an able one. When
we receive a copy we shall refer to it more par.
ticularly.
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The Coalition Convention.

The Statesman and Democrat publishes the
proceedings Of the late fusion Convention, and
comments upon them as follows:
In this contest between the second and third
parties of the State, it is rather difficult to deter
mine which has been bought and which has been
sold. Both parties, we believe, claim the triumph,
and neither confess defeat
The platform is neither Wing nor Free Soil
1t is made up Of geperaltes and distractions,
which would have been very apropos when the
Northwestern Ordinance was under discussion in
the old Congress of the Confederation, or when
the Missouri Compromise was before the Con-
gress of 1920, and might have been pertinent
when the late Nrbraska-Kansas bill was pend
ing in the present Congress; but on the 18th Of
July, 1854, when the only vital issue before the
country relating to the question Of slavery is,
whether freeInen from the North, OF shareholders
from the South shall obtain prcdominance in the
newly organized Territories OF Nebraska an d
Kansas, the platform will seem too narrow for
any considerable portion OF the people of Ohio
to occupy. Ii the Convention were in earnest in
their hostility "to the further increase Of slave
territory" they should have. SO modified their
third resolution-the only one which looks to-
wards practical action--as to have Committed the
Convention to aid in peopling the new Terrific
Read these resolves we have above referred to
in heir order,
The first is flourish Of trulnpets about the day,
which means nothing now.
The second is an iteration Of the same thing,
insignificant OF meaning at present.
The third is a resolve to repeal the Nebraska
bill, which one of the speakers Of Wednesday
night admitted was mpracticable, anu conse
quently unworthy Of the action of body of Amer
leans desirous in some substantial manner oil
stopping the encroachment of slavery. The
salient point OF this third resolve is the opposi-
ton to the admission OF siGue States hereafter
This is more significant resolve than any thing
vet limited at. 1t means, IN its last result, THE
DISSOLUTION OF THIS CoNFEDERAcy. Why may
not even this disastrous result have been con-
! tempIated BY Convention which cheered, as the
Journal OF yesterday confesses. the letter of a
! MIR. Morrow, Us .patriotic," which proposed "a
dissolution oil this Union! ,s ob r.sT
The fourth resolve betrays the true object OF
the assemblage-the ousting oil Democrats from
1office. and the selection Of their own men, Ac-
cordingly, without regard to the glaring illogi-
catness of pa,tihg up d candidate. .for Judge and
member of the Board Of Public Works---who are
10 carry cut officially the resolves as to the Ne
I braska bill, we snppose-ttis Convention pro.
ceeded 10 nominate their csnddates--both good
men, persouailya Judge Swan isselected to run
sgsinst Judge NoAHrH, wbs~yas upyossda 70 the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

The Deuoeraey. a. well as all the people Of
the Union have cause to rejoice in the passage Of
The Homestead bill by Congress. But so long as
the nation boasts Of such men as Csss, Douglas,
Houston, Hunter, and other distinguished states
men in i,s legislative councils, We have no room
TO fear for its safety.
The Homestead bill provides for every free
white actual settler, one quarter section of land.
It Is in truth law for the pOOr--no catch.penny
enactment for speculstors and monopolists, but a
law Democratic in .its conception, inits creation
and existence. Had Congress assembled when
they did assemble, uud employed all the time Of
the session In framing aud etfscting the passage
Of this BILL their time would have been well spent,
and the people would have said "well done, good
and faithful servants" g. ~ ~ ''".' ''.--
From the variety Of interests and feelings in
the different locations Of the country, It was TO be
apprehended that the passage Of this bill through
the Senate would be delayed for timc. New
Englsnd, with her sparse population, have good
reason to oppose it, as they wish to keep their
people at home. The South could have but little
interest in its passage as they are not migrato-
ry people and would prefer their own "sunny
South" to the uncultivated wilds of the western
wilderness. The rich of every place had no in.
terest in its passage, it could be Of no benefit
to them, but an obstacle in the way of their land
specuatons which have been so profitable to them.
The bill met with several amendments in the
Senate, the most important Of which is the sec
ton requiring IS cents per acre. for the cost of
survey, locating, and extinguishing the Indian IL
tie. This, we think, 10 right. There is no man
so poor as to be unable to buy him farm at that
price per acre, with FIVE years in which to pay it,
and when the Government is liberal enough to
bestow the land, the settler should be willing to
pay these expenses.
The fusion paper has been iaudng the efforts
Of Chase and Wade in the Senate for their efforts
to secure the passage Of this bill; but it carefully
avoids making any explanation as to why Sour
Ed. Wade, in the House, refused to vote for it,
and why Giddings, Gerritt Smith and other abo-
litionists voted against it &c.
1t is a measure too Democratic for abolition
lists to be in favor Of II benefits white people
instead of being exclusively for the interests Of
the "cull'ed population"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

Nebraska hlll, and known 10 be 20, Thh6 evi-
dence Of the heartlessuess Of the prstehees OF
the meeting, and Of Their oVerwilling desire for
Office, - ef
The other nominee is an old Wing, Mr. Btrck-
EEsDEBFER--a good man perhaps-but run sim
ply to carry out one objeci--sn object again and
again shamelessly avowed in the Conveatieu--
and that was, the seizure Of Offices, for the pur-
pose Of gratifying old grudges against Democ.
rscy whoean never be dethfoned from the peo-
pies heart, even with the aid of ell the clap trap
and flourish which has distinguished this long her.
aided Convention. Ia conclusion, let Us ask the
Free Soilers what OF moral OF political strength
they have gained by fusion int9 this houdescript
and namelees pGrtyl They have lost their old
platform-sunk, their old principles. and gained
what! An erpression Of haired 10 slavery, iokich
one of their oiUa honest men, Mr. P6rdes, declaYed
did no, 90 so far as de Democratic Tlag5fm of
ls47-s. adopted BY susTy Dsmeysties cnventiOs
since! ,,--rs II "a te,.a-9b a ,. s,,.,,s g. ~.
And the Whigs-whst have they gainedi--
Alas, what have they lostl The HlRKT CLAY
Whgs-wth high crestS and patriotic aspira.
tions--ihe Union Wings, with their ure of the
CoDstitutionapd the faith Of its requirements
have lost their honor, which is their all. Lost
il, in disgraceful combination with a party which
our Wing neighbor said it could not join without
a sacrifice of seif-respect and patriotsmi g
One result of this piebald vention--this
new and nameless party-remains. We, are
proud to record that it brings into the 6eld in re-
newed strength, the Democratic masses, who
never finch before such foe. Let the name
less Fusionists come on They meet the Demo-
cratic people-the lovers Of their country and
its Institutions. Let the spoils seekers amalga-
mate, and the traffickers In principles beware;
for triumph never lit upon such banners as theirs,
under which marches every shade and shape Of
political adventure Fusionists may Gpngratu-
late themselves on the harmony of their gath
ering; but a harmony unsanctifed by some polit-
cal idea OF lasting use--cementsd by one desire
only, and that the ignobIe strife for ascendancy
never won a triumph, where the Democracy
were aroused to the nature of the issue. i, ,
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wings Pitching Isl.

The Detroit Advertiser leading whig paper
continues to throw hot shot into the Fusion camp
In communication headed "Whig Sentiment"
which forms leading article in late number,
the writer says: as &FE
awe do not want to lose single Wing vote.
nor part company with single Whig who 10 true
to his party and his principles. Very few, We
believe, have will continue to be led sstray. Ia
chase after their amalgamaton ignis jatuus. $50
But those who have gone over. body ana soul.
to this new Republican, abolition, free soil,
free democratic, "lDdependent'' party can no
longer be allowed to have any lot or part in The
Wing party, whose name they have blotted out
and whose existance they deby. The party, here
after, will be better without. than with them~-s
They must be left to follow their idols. r. ,.
know the idea has been advanced Of late
from certain quarter, favored the project ofraie.
ing up an INDEPENDENT NORTHERN PARTY, to be
formed from the debris of all the old parties in
the States. This idea has its origin and chief
advocate in the talented but eccentric editor Of
the New York Tribune, paper having an i'm
mense circulation and the. means of doing great
good or evil. II is a pity, 90 unsafe 9 guide
should have the power to diffnse 30 unbealthy Q
public sentiment. ltis tnder ready to be ignited
by the Anti.Nebraska excitements, hope the
nfamy will not be found in our midst, Of setting
the match destined II anything. to consume the
body ofunion-and eventually the liberties OF the
country" B sr ~ M saa
The same view is taken by tho Nationa, Ints,-
igeacer, the Boston Courier, the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer, the New York Commercial
Adpertiser, the Buffalo Commercial Advcrti,er,
the Philadelphia Iaquirsr. and nearly all the old
substantial Wing papers of the North. -5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

or Here is what the New York Advertiser, o
leading Wing paper, says about the fusion move
ment;
awhile on this subject we may be permitted
without any outrage upon modesty or violation Of
good taste, to express our sincere qualification at
the responses, both private and public, we have
received to some remarks made in this column
some days sgo, on the duty of the whig party to
maintain it's organization and its nationality. We
have every reason to believe that the leading
wings and whig journals are sound upon thai
point, and that any attempt TO sectionalize the
party--to make it a northern or anti-slavery par
ty--would be promptly resisted and put down
G-WM. DuLlSe, Auditor of Jefferson county
died on the 18th instant, after lingering illness
of several months. 80 gFr g-.y 49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

GA party Of emigrants to Kansas are pre-
pairing to leave Boston some time the present
month. The trustees OF. the emigrant aid socie-
sons this year, and If necessary $4,000. No en-.
couraqement will befgiyen to more than can. be
comfortably located before -winteri and many,
after lscang their farm, will return 70 spend the
wiutsr With their fsmilles. >. So, ~. -.