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AD.lYERTTSEMENTS.
No. 4, sprigg House nmporiumII
0L0Tag. 0AasIMEaGg AND yEsTINaal


New Spring and euthuaeF GoodSi
TARRreaHuro in beng able 70 aay TO my Old CUSTOM
L uandilm fashionable community, that have lust
returned from New YORK, and have bean able 10 procure
The mo,t Pa1h0nabe oOis TIE seAsOn that TIC great
kWrofium, New York ea9 impuTt from France and the
ola eoanosi aud having dispensed with The sale Of conf
non elothng gives ne none room and iine 10 attend 10
TIE wants Of 10y euetoncrG In the hhonableway, Ny
new sock now consisls Of
pLAcKi BEoWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AID
M. sf.li DALHlA CLOTHS, tN
Also 1k end wool eaahmoTetts, ell ohadee and eoloTai
boagnoi dlanier summer eloths, linen and gTaplel
&C., for mailing lrOek, dress sack aud business coats
French, Engllsh, and American eaosuoel also, ducks
linen drlliil &C., fJl making panio AZ 10 Yeblinsh
hayo th1 most boau selection ever looked ~ ~ any 81
81, all OF which prepared 10 Gake up In the most
fashionable and best elye - have eeeured AI RussrLf
services a. cutter for he coming season, Rel certain III
sayng that cen rnioh better cOlhs than any house wes
Of the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with tie above have boaulifa aeso T.
meni Furnishing Goods oil IRE teasonable and iash
Onabe, COsling OF CLOTH eatsniere, eathmeTeiti bonn
hlllne u,a fsh dfabiih AID palm linen, hock dlets
aahoHahle and ssssonibe Goods, 10 great VARIETY also
ton Uhdoralirts aud DuwerS eayala, stocks, eolars
gloves and Ausnendefs
oslsry IN great VARIETY also every other article suit
able Tor completing sgni omanb WdidrJbe
AL the ab0Ve named Hiiees together With luany Other
aTiieeb that eau be found my store No SpEg house
Please call 10 and take look, and much obse your,
mel u RICH.
TN'.tf 4. N0TICR-- EXTRA
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slDERR BRR8sB,
RX,Hanalor Of de United SUES.
Prof...sF ws9a., osIsnlal aaaallvo

..f...l... llniment, l1ltL,
This lnmentisA valuable auxiliary In tho tmenl q
some 81 the mosi formidable diheaGee With Wenll sour
lotto conleHdl orinlllhee s Lt Iags STd
koWtit BY ath0foutl and e6nnuel hpplieauonOl tll
Lnment over the region Of the aaeoltd 0gen lhete oh
eTwie ioInidabie aiYeasea are q ogee on moS
than hall their terIOis, particularly among children, and
Thousands Of molheTt were hey allowed 70 speak, would
with gu ihe eoqvence Of ong and e9eciGn, heaT ihsr
united testimony 10 The c that II had their chill
Ien Tomih very Jaws or death, aud retioed them 10
their former heah aud beauly Agalnf win DO found
powerful auxiliary IN removing what eeeneNlly known
a An A9 Cake or an enlargement OF Tie Spleen In all
easts where az external application Of service, this lin
General Depot 6S6 Broadway, New York and ia
atketb ~ Louis
PnTSalo Wholesale and retail In Rheelngby
jsTd8ui WiLLIAM q, ARMSTRONG.
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D 0ILEDICAI. We
i9 80PFof Woodsly 3IfFp3

t4tqya 8ePtofp Woods't iHRp
rfhtf " 1olg i5t he d 1T lime Intro
drced b th6 cltteui 81 Wheeling, al No lS0 Mark
flf which D 9 only eulo fcuedy eyer Invented that
Wtt6lnllf reaCte ne grey helrS and Whske 70 the
pGna color of youth Without dYelns cover ihs bald
heid in abort tins With ne natural covering, remove
dsld1, md prpybnle ne hair from hllb5 on endls ree
onthe lltH sediment % obectIptbe 10 lyeTa plepa.
raions OF now before the publle tie Rk
OfyOutg AMI eau only b app.eelaied its uci 6ud all
are reaectiuy inVledtU eallatthe Depot aud examine
the leaimonla1 OF lgdeS aud gentlemen Of iph ieaul6
uQnln Tie South aud WeSt, where II wac lnveed, but
Will refer 70 tho cerilhcae below OF The dlttLgothed
elalesuanAnd SenalOrt Judge Breese, Of lllinoisi
CARLYtE, H., Juue a, 1883.
have Prof o. 8. Woods, Hair Restorative, aud
have admitted tht wondarlq effect Ny hair was becOm
gi az thought pematurey gey, but BY The use or his
hesloetlve't has resumed ne original color, and have
no doubt permanently 90
SIDNEY BRR8sR,
Ry,genalor OF lila limited States.
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TO Country MERCHANTS.

: OVIIAIVN y
MIR. S. s. KNOX having Withdrawn from tic frn, oil
NJ McCallep, Knox Co, the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox (broheT or s.
s. Knox 90 long and avOby known In the trading public
II assuming the style OfMeClaens aud Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers CYhn
have 50 long ndllbely tem) and all
Ia HOOl6 and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be aTrV
lug from the 10Th 10 the last Of September.
HpVng been selected with the gIeatest and bought
for they hatteT themselves that In their Fall Stock of
OOls Shoes they hold out Inducements In quality
and Tlees superior 10 any offered In the markell 10
County Merchants their way east they would be please
cd to exhibit their stock and post them npIees aessy
eacngnga comparison with the maikeis or Bal more and
Philadslphil. rsep3l MoCLALLBNS & KNOX
N UGAN, UAkR q CO., lave just received lIO bOyes
or tobacco, In addition TO their large stock Cali
round al No 81, and zee specimen or the CalliOrni
golden bar Tobacco" Intended for Oh "wh0 love COCA
tirg" Also large lot ofimpOred Rethrs Just oland
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nUHENNIVHI-U No IINIlt : =
Cthieon ~, woodrow having, on The ,iith day OF
- Api BY PIopet desa eonysEsd n trust 70 ,he
ora 81 "a i Aud p6Ts0sl pFopery Snd eboses npe
nOt al 4ftohl ID any wife Indebted 10 said Woodlow
required 70 maize nimsdate payment 10 me, aud ely
mel coma elaa agiintt said Woodrow required
Ia order 10 lecelVO any benefit under sid ua wltdn
lnuf 10 he theT claims With The proper release Ao,
10 he terms OF said deed, with the
apiS .l "a, Gk0. ~, SIGHTS, AaaigRee,
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WheelinK WINDOW class

Ifaa NAN YEA ct DRY.
THE partnership heretofore existing between Stocktoa
ankeTd Co. has been dissolved by the purchase Of u,
Mr. BankoTd's right, title, and Interest, by Stockton
Russell
The business viii DO carried on under the name OF
oct9 STOCKTON, RUSSELL & 90
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-. ToddIs pms

.----, Dr., TIOdd'D F4IIH N II- 40
tAN and rsnuno II ne following nlaees 10
" iieelty Of WhsellnEAnd Velnlty vlliA-At tp Drug
siOToi on james Baksri kels 4 lQdWehi lrentll9er
C,oi DrT n logan z 4 OF Fled'k YahTng, VIM Mckee
Cdi lehietoWn)I a BTennEer CCenro Wheollng(ie
he Shoo store Of Todd q DevO market square, ana q
ih DTu store OF the proprietor corner Of 9gnqy ana
fbSy "a si,o 30 had Al Dunn,h. Crave Creek a Re.
dIiions and Jacob GOoding'R National ROadI Rel1. u
,cvcn wost AIeyrdTiAi Wsyn Stringere, West Whcel-
Ing, aha By boopap,si Btdgepon, Ohio, 5y !. 81
Thee pllls b nomriher recommendation than an
trIsit ht hoen IN eonsant iOT m0e than
twenty van ana fybnWn0 only give them chance theg
viii s6eik OK eyel-ilythen. 96eper box, pel
hnIi ~ nnr lI1.- IL IL w. llno
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NOTICE EXTRA.

NOTICE EXTRA,
thiV6 small stock OF common co,hng that will dis
rose Of q cCst even less, 70 make IoOn lVr my BpIn
"' S,Isi = n'' sO'1 RICE
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OF TO VOur OOughg

ok TO your Coughs
no al isuc asaTe laborHg under Coughs COlLa HoaTte
III cts Pains In the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, wO
would honestly recommend tho use Of Bren.ngsrs Cons
pound Syrup OF Bonese az pleasant, sale aud speedy
yure ltcan be had at MesaTs. PAXTON LAXGs end Of
the SuspentiOn Bridge, and AZ a1t.rt %
BRENTLlNGBR & ARMSTRoNG'S,
ang2l- yrid Monroe AtIeet, Wleolng
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EASTERN ADvERfI sEMRNTs

HfAlo ! lItsty -, Y -L ., - w
OIJRTAIlGG.
4 ~ NJ 5T1PTAT
GU y ~ - 49,. =, = : - ~ lf NJ
BuFnltufo gqHef u Ea = se.. ~, +, p
At WHOLESALERS Alg4y hEIAtLse
w. ~. GA tLsHli3 f98E
rIIR1tAIN STORE,
IsNo' 100 0h','Ne " =; ~ tts Si1fs Hone
80, -, y. ~ 1ttore : 0lll stock OF ~ El
,a away ~ w iSro AMI Mualn Curtains
French bIcea' ofevary style and price.
RTenSh satin pe la .,. ain c6rnieeSI
nflla saln p s9,n. Giit aud stnds, \
DO Plufhs'I S salSS. TasSslS, &c.
Wv Psibfe,i WINDOW SHADES. Or AL atYes ehg
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NHE'BPnoTb ~ wouEHs oAiTEhi nltI
!, pr mems Kip boots, uAIrERS, tTr.
q 900 mems luck boots, 00prwOnens CALLERS
4 900 mems CALI boots, 400 do hall Eaiters,
1 200 IneI's waiet proof do $40 do Wilhw'hofs,
MEN'a BROukNs. 900 do regsed eaiNla
900 n,ehiS calf broEs1S, 500 do Nabuskini, zip
I, O00pnHe Kip 20 do atia PtH
l,6O0 do thick 10 NissES GootEp rvs
I 900 low priced do KSs nc
~ Boy4,u IoIRa.. 500 niisses morocco ise'
1870 paIT bOys thick bOoiees, 400 do Zip DO
600 g q kip do 300 do cali 40
800 calf do 800 10 kldtndmo'
YnUTit' bonTs rocco busNns
500 mr. Youths calf boots, tbn 10 black. blne, ahd
$40 lp Kip do F,3ti brOnEed gaitsTs,
1890 do thick On cHILBRENEBO0tru'
Rnvs AND YpUTInhRUuANs 1000 mr. hncy bOoieesi
(, 0O0pT boys Kin bTOganS $1,000 Kid & morocco "
1900 do thick do 1910 chiidroh's peg'd''
1000 youths do 10 lO00ehldIen's goal
con do Kin do 1900 do cUlOnd "
900 hoys and youths ealfdO auh Sn0As 49,
4wOnTH'a LAtR nbOts aeon palis mems, ladies ans
800 morocco lace boots, chlldrens Gum Shoes.
1000 cali do rl.I nAysANp rtp
eO0 iii do goo doI mems plush cars
1900 Nip do 800 wool ha"'
BAND nOXEG
800 wood band boxes. -,
Thankful for The liberal onhge heretofore eN'eueu
US, we Solicit continuance or the same - . ,,yoY
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aaddIeFe HardWare.

If, -l5sifses1 And COACH TnlNhiHo. itII III
DGT urs,odi ldTUe assortment OSoddloIs Hardware
ID And coach Thinning, UOaeh ard Left VtInight
Huety Bots HubbS Sr0kes, FooWl, Carriage and Tire
HoitS Aiaoahlo Irons, PtieHt end Bnlmced Leather,
tsniibn Of ll6 nrhiI6. sl. JOHN KNOTR,
ulsiN D i5,aI -Il Old stand, i63 Maln Of.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
A Forgery.

The New York Evening Post is guilty of the
fraud of putting words into the mouth Of Senator
Douglas which he never uttered. 1t pretended
that he used the following language in his Chicago
speech in 1850:
81 am prepared to stand or fall by the Ameri
can Union, clihging with the tenacity fife to al
it's glorious memories Of the past, and the precou:
hopes of the future, and those glorious memories
of the past I pronounce the compromise Of 1920 t
be 9ne." sg@st9wT3 ssss lEoasss
Now this is what Mr.. Douglas really did say
and out Of which the forgery was manufactured:
'For my part, 4 am prepared to maintain AM
preserye inviolate the constitution as ii s with al
its compromises, to stand or fall by the American
Union, clinging with all the tenacity of life to al
its glorious memories of the past and precious
hopes of the future, sg .1>3a ,2as. ,,.a1t ,afs,
desperate, indeed, must be the cause that obli
ges It's ADVOCATES To resort to such shameless mis-
Representations. We shal see. whether the Ga
zette and other papers that gave currency to tn,
forgery, will inform their readers of the fact
Cincinnati ERquirer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
The legislature.

The State Democrat finds fault with our article
on the Legislature, and claims that we will find
that it will perform as much work within the same
length of time as any of its predecessors. Now,
we did not, and do not choose to institute compar-
isOns between the present and former Legisla-
sGres. The great difficulty heretofore complain
ed Of has been that we have had too much legisla-
ton, the people have been governed too much,
and much time and money is wasted in useless
discussion of questions in no wise calculated to
promote the public interest. A reform in this
respect is imperitively demanded If it has been
instituted by the present Legislature, we shall
be happy to learn that we are mistaken. We ac.
knowledge the Democrat as good authority, but we
are not yet convinced that our remarks were with.
out foundation.
| For instance: what interest have the people in
the passing of resolutions admitting negroes as
reporters to the Senate, and resolutions to expe
hem; entering long-winded protests on the jour.
nal consuming time and money, and delaying the
business required to be done OF what use is the
offering of abolition resolutions instructing the
abolition Senators from this State to vote agains,
the Nebraska Bill, and consuming days and weeks
of the session in discussing those resolutions
when it is known that they would so vote, even
though they were instructed to vote the other
way.
These are merely instances serving to illus.
trate how the people get their money back, who
pay their Representatives and Senators four dol.
lars day for wintering at the Capital.
The tendency Of legislation has ever been tc
lumber up our statutes with unnecessary enact.
m 'nts that burthen the people without proitng
them. Now, when the Democratic party is in
the ascendant, we are anxious to see something
done that will reflect honor upon the party and edo
the State some sorvice." We expect, too, at the
hands of Democratic Legislature, to see some
thing done that is required to be done, and having
performed that duty, let them adjourn. ...
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

ANOTHER Hartford CovvENTToN.-The good
ly people of Hartford have held another Conven-
on The, Nebraska bill and Senator Douglas
twere as warmly received at the last, as patrit tism
and patriots were at the former. The Cleveland
Herald derives degree of comfort from its pro-
ceedings, and is surprised that notice of it is not
published in the Plain Dealer, We trust that the
latter journal find better material for its read
ers than the proceedings of Hartford Conven-
tions. There is something in the very name that
Is revolving.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
LOOK OUT FOR AsnrABuLA!-old Ashtabula is

LOOK OUT FOR AsHTABULA!-Old Ashtabula is
becoming desparate. Just see what a cores
pondent the N. Y. Tribune, writing from that
county says, speaking of the Nebraska Bill:
"If this nefarious scheme succeeds, it is my
solemn conviction (and am not alone in this)
that Franklin Pierce will be the last President of
the Bnited States."'
"Angels and ministers of grace, defend us!"
There's danger brewingt The country's "ruined"
and the Unions 'broke! The DIS to pay and
no pitch hot, "What has produced this great
commoton'" Why, it is proposed to give to the
people of Nebraska the privilege to control their
own affairs, just as the people of Ohio do theirs.
This was all well enough when applied to the
semi-barbarians of New Mexico and Utah. 1t
was perfectly safe to trust them with this power.
But when it is proposed to concede the same pow
Ter to the people of Nebraska, who have been nur-
tpred in the arms of republicanism and accustom-
ed to exercising the right of sovereignty it is de-
nounced as "nefarious scheme" Some 7S
years ago John Bull denounced the demand OF
the people of his colonies of the right to control
their own affairs, and resisted the demand to the
"bltter end" as "nefarious scheme;' the peo-
pie Of the colonies did not heed the denunciation,
but vindicated the right to control their own affairs
by resort to arms. Shall Uncle Sam, now that
he has become strong, pursue the same policy to-
wards his colonies, and thus violate the first great
principle established by the revolution and which
is the chief corper-stone of our Republican edi-
fee! 1t is threatened that if this "nefarious
scheme succeeds. that Ashtabula will revolt, and
no more Presidents be elected! Just think oil
that and tremble! Joshua of old commanded the
sun and moon to stand still, and Joshua the I'd is
going to try his hand on stopping the wheels oil
governments I'll
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
Democratic Caucus.

On Thursday evening the third caucus was held
FIR the nomination Of U. S. Senator.
Nineteen ballots were cast, bnt no choice was
made. Ga first ballot the vote stood Allen 80
Manypenny %, Pugh l3, Birchard 2. On the
third ballot the name of Hon, T. w. Barley was
announced, when he received 70 votes. On the
fifth ballot he received 80 votes; on the ninth al
Mr. Manypenny's name having been withdrawn
Mr.. Allen received 81 on the same ballot, Pagl
II, Corwin 8, and Birchard 9. On the last ballot
the vote stood Bartly SO, Allen "a, Pugh l3, Cor
w'n3. The caucus adjourned till to- morrow eve
ming, when nomination will doubtless be effec
ted .f., ...'r-. Y. &" .a...'"... 1..s }t%
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

SLAVERY IN NEBRAsKA.-The anti-Nebraska,
Fusopists claim, that as Douglass bill repeals the
Missouri Compromise, which prohibits the intro
ducton of slavery north of SO degrees 80 minutes,
it necessarily renstates the law of Louisiana ter
ritory which recognized the doctrine of negro sla-
very. Any reasonable man may discover at a
glance that the bill expressly avoids this conse-
quencc by repeating well the Louisiana law
toleratng slavery, as the Missouri law forSidding
it, leaving the Territory free SOIL and the people
living therein are permitted to make just such laws
as to them shall seem fit and as are warranted by
the Constitution Therefore all the argument
which is manufactured in opposition to the bill
on that score is totally without foundation.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
NebrasRxa Meeting.

From one 10 two hundred persons, comprising
both sexes and colors conseRed at the Town Hall
on Friday, to express their Indignation as to ths
Nebraska movement The usual anti-slavery
symptoms were exhibited, and the same old abo
tiona speeches rehearsed, which have made tn,
abolition party the disgrace TO the county, which
all must admit that it is. The meeting Of the af
ternoon adjourned to the Court House in the eve
ming, and was addressed by Hon. Rufus +; Spal
ding, who has received new light on the .sNichol
sou letter" which he SO warmly advocated in lS4S,
and Hiram Griswold Esq, who, during tht $ me
campaign, was an ardent supporter of that distn
guished siavt-h and Indian-catchcr, Gen.
Zachary Taylor. Of bloodhound notorety, Rev.
w. d. Sanders, Hou, John Iutchins, OF Warren,
President Mahan and Others addrt 'ed The meeting
5n the subject of slavery, and all Of them, we be-
!ieve, expressed themselves opposed to the insti-
tuition. We are glad to see these gentlemen ta-
king up a position on this question. ''
Itissupposed that, aside from those living in the
village, there were perhaps from forty to fifty
present from the county, and they, mostly, were
attending Court, in the capacity Of suitors, wit.
nesses and lawyers, and had never witnessed 0
popular .outburst of righteous Indignation" ant
were drawn there out of curiosity. having nothing
else to do. Z, III <"ge.sStal of sr..s.,.f ~. .e '
At last accounts the country was still safe, ant
the Nebraska bill had not been withdrawn.
We shall of course expect to see a flaming &C
count Of q "tremendous rally" and athe people
moving" and all that sort of stuff in the fusior
papers, But we take the liberty, as the dirtin
guished Hungarian would say, to stake time by thu
hair,n and announce to our readers, in advance
that the thing fzzled out as it deserved. No,ex
citement, no enthusiasm prevailing, nobody seem
edto4 4cate anything about it. Il. Strange hallpcina
ton TINT nog, when the country is being ruined
for the one hundfedth time, when there is no eye
to pity nor arm to save, but that pink Of purity, thu
fusion party. that very respectable institution i
unable to raise corpoFals guard to rally to th
rescue, where crisis Is 80 absolutely necessary
or The jury in the case Of the, State vs.. Joh
Howley, tried at,Cleyeland for the murder Of Os
borne, returned . verdict on Monday last Of sgdi
ty of murder in the first degree.' The penalty
hanging. f,-t-ss., y. ..lI ..,j g..F.,..e,lfI
OF The Martha Washington conspirators, il
GLIDING Kissdne, Cpmmins, Cole and the CHI
pins, were arrested chthe 2sd ult:; at Cincinnati
on areqnisition from the Governor Of Arkansas
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

? A VERY UNHEALTHY TowN.-The liquor agent
of New Bedford, Mass, has just published his
quarterly report Of the work done in his depart
ment for the three months ending on the 2Sd Of
January. His sales amounted to l,7Ss gallons,
which, reduced into reasonable doses, would ma Ike
between one and two MISUNDERSTANDING conclu.
sively that New Bedford must be a. very gnheal.
thy place. a7 >aaa ost I'o'~- .f.a"'. 71tH YsFs-a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

Hos. GEORGE BLrss~-We are sorry to learn
that our member ofCongress, Hon. GEORGE BLISS,
Is dangerously i'll at Akron, where he arrived on
Monday last .l gs., ...-r..,... .. ... -ta. ~.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-This Court ad,
io,rned on Monday, large amount Of busnt
having been disposed Of. ........
In the case of the State vs. Henry Turner, in
dicted for murder in the second degree, the jury
returned verdict of ''not guilty. For the State
Strawder g. Brown; for Defendant, Bierce &
Jeffres. s-'- s.S.