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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

ofihe legislature, until they become State
government. Then, and then only, eau they
settle the question.
For scyony ycas-sincc tic ycar l7si,
when the organizing mind Of Jefferson drew
hc frtteui,orial ordinance, We bad uniform
ms,hcd lar providing for the government OF
territories. en- lourJei uron lha clause in The
Cunsi,a,ius which authorizes Congrc's 90 dis
pos, Of and make rules and regulations rss-
pec,ur the territory and o1hc' property Of che
United States. This mole ursoycmmeg,hls
co-..s,cj Of three grades, all founded in the
r-l, Of Congress 20 govern them. firt
,rL,:a Governor ard Judges, appointed hy
thc l'nrrl States. 60 al'7, laws i,um other
states. Il, ba in force Until iIsTprovcd hy
Congress. Second grade tCrIior.al'CgIs
htac. when uc inhabitants shall amour, 20
five thousand men above the AGO Of twenty
one. comrr.rl ola council rauly appointed
bvil. UuucI States, end House Repre-
rrau,r.. elected by lh' people %, she rate OF
oag rgrr.scaut.yc fr every Eve hundred ,o-
,rrs, %, legislation ,uh.rc, to ,ho approval Of
Congress. Third grade: entrance 90 'hc
State government. BOO n'l equality with the
other States. This IS The way ,hrso Icu,-
,rri., have been governed Cor several yea" 3
-r1Irm Co g1tcrr- TO-
lrr rarrlsr or qri-yEo rrr tNr-sY
sr-EluS.
AMI l1a. what ls ,ho excuse O., al' Ihs
disturbance u-lac country ,h, broah.ag up
arurru, Compromises; auuynr one bali
ngHr Ur.ra a.a.re, thc other, AND destroy
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m..e,,.' We arg told 10 .,wh.r1 ,heg0r
rrr .r.arry ou, oI C.n-o,, Great Cody
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

SgHEvH Eu.s..y. The steamer Er.rs-
son las been raised all twill go Immediately
into dock, to Dc pot 300 order Tor sea VOYAGE.
Several of hcr cabin windows wC'c found TO
be opened, vh.chor course very much cm-
llrrasscJ the operation Of raising her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

Nrmah'y fr tho foregoing request, 4
Nr.a STATE C.r.nu.H win hs holden 70 'ho
Civ Han BOO Pouland, uu "Wednesday ihc nh
Hay u' Iunr. 4. ID. 1851, no lOu'r'urh i1 lhr
r.auru. .r Ore Purposes indicated 900 doe
r'H,c resolutions. 4 general attendance Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

Under che efficiency Of ihn organization,
The business ol iLc cause, and the means ai-
furlcI Of acting IS Ihuut restrain, ur d.rlarua,
lha party continued 10 prosper, while .'-
members discarded i0lluusf,s ami private
feeling. and walked shoulder i0 shoulder,
aiding each other boo promoting 9. principles.
Ih., caused the growth olthD party. latHu0t
bc sacrificed 10 individual ambition, or l.a
yaglr.cs ct auatcs.'
Norway Advertiser.
If,his doctrine be true. that iho Democrat
&c party had au efficient organization, why
i.d the Norsay Advertiser change !, anil
through lis ncfrioa- and trcachcrous course,
scll j, ont to tho whiesl Why will Itnot
inform the people wha, that was done lor'
That illusirious sheet now thinks it BE- bcstto
walk "shoulIcr 10 shoulder" and not be d.-
,.icI by tic "yararics Of fanatics" 50
,hiuE the people. They will not be guided
by such fanatics" as tho three or four who
have ruled and now rule thlt concern; and
through il, are striving to rule the party aaA
make il Irregular"
VIVA, docs this Norway AlycrlsCr wanr
by proclaimng regularity" aud "s.Tc.cn-
cy" and a sacrificing Of It's "hna,icism'
and sclfshncssi Il and It's few schcmcr,
(fur It ha. no hold on the confidence Of
the masscs) wan, to get into office. They
want to. live on the Treasury. They aro
therefore very magnanImou' alter having tar
uishcd the name Of Democracy and iorsakcn
It's principles and abandoned It's usagcs and
desire the people to follow their lead and
they will elerdic them into regularity. VIII
the people DO led by such rcgrlars No!
Never There Is not a Democrat in tho
County that will accept such spurious leader
ship.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

and to the sacrifice IT an business in Con
srcss. /, is an suphibolcgical BAH, sutled
with mons lrosi,i.s, hoh5lcd with con'radie'
tons, aud badgcrcj with a Proyiso. tlausb-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
Russia Assisting Hungary.

Rumors are current in Europe that Russia has
intimated determination to aid the Hungarians
in regaining their independence, if Austria SHOULD
join herself to the cause of the Western Powers,
However singular this may appear, we should not
feel at all surprised if such should prove to be the
case. That Russia, in pursuing such course
would be actuated by considerations of priuci
pie, is not for one moment to be believed. She
would do it merely as matter of policy. The
Gar doubtless, in assuming his present attitude
towards Turkey, confidently anticipated that he
would be sustained in it by Austria. Tn this ex
pectation he has been disappointed, and he now
finds arrayed against him combination agains
which he cannot. pnaided, make headway. He
has advanced too far, however, to recede: and
falling in securing the support of Austria, it i:
not beyond probability that he is endeavoring to
destroy her influence in the approaching struggle
BY Offering to lend assistance to the revolution
lists Of Hungary. 49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26

AND MY HEART roo.-A few years ago when
It was the custom for the large girls and the lar
ger boys to attend district schools, and when fla
gellations were more common in schools than at
the present time, an incident occurred in neigh
boring town that is worth recording One of the
largest, plumpest and fairest girls of the school
Happened to violate one of the teachers rules
The master, a prompt, energetic fellow of twen-
ty-hve, summoned her into the middle of the floor.
After interrogating the girl a few moments, the
master took ruler, and commanded her to hold
out her hand She hes,ated, when the master
tn blaze of passion, thundered out, "WiIl Won
give me your hand" "Yes, sir, and INV heart
too" promptly replied the girl, at the same time
stretching forth her hand to the master and eve
ing him with a cunning look. A deathlike still.
ness reigned for moment in the school room, n
tear was seen to glisten in the masters eve: the
ruler was laid upon the shelf, and the blushing
g&l requested to take her seat, but to remain sf.
ter the school was dismissed In three weeks of.
ter the school finished, the teacher and the girl
were married.-Palmers Journal.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26

The CHANCES OF WAR.-The probabilities of
sickness and death from ordinary causes have
long been the subject Of study by statisticians,
and in England tables have been prepared under
which benefit societies and life assurance compa-
pies have prospered for many years Accident
al deaths" have recently been made the subject
OF very close examination, and there are now
companies which insure against injury or death
by railway accidents, for the single trip, for the
year, or for the duration Of life. The war in the
East has opened new field for these accurate
gentlemep. who have calculated precisely the
pnmher OF miles or number of years you may
travel in a railroad car free from disaster, and
they have already determined the chances of be.
ing hit by Russian bullet, or being transfxed by
Cossack lance. Upon what data these cacu-
lations are based we are not informed, but it is
determined that party may be insured against
"Qeath by accident or violence from "any cause
including death in action, for G3 as on "the
&lee per annum; and if to include payment "in
case of loss of limb of half the sum insured, and
"paysble on death, f3 3s. per cent extra" 1t
would seem from these terms that the Russians are
expected to fire low, and that man is twice as
likely to lose his leg as he is to lose his head.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
For fhe sprinR Trade.

ne SS A. "a ssP p M.r
chants throughout he county Of Portage and the trade
Ssnsrally 9 AsE stock Of kspt constantly on
prses every thing usually kept Grocery and Provision Es
which we are prepared % sell as low as any
house IN the county. Being working men ourselves We defy
competition. p. rg' '-Lt
extended 70 them that oer them greater
inducements this season, than before.
The following comprises portion Of our stock;
.... COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
GAR, MoLAssEs AND sYRUP.
N. o.. and p R; Sugar; Granqlatsd do; Powdered do
New orcaus Moasses Cadenas do; Green Starts syrup;
SPICES.
Cloves Nutmegs Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard; Can do;
Pepper Sauces Cassa Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
FRUITs.
Boxes RaIsins; Layer do Cluster doi Seedess do
Boxes and Drums Figs; Almonds; Brazil Nuts; Flbers;
English Walnus Pea Nuts; Cocoon Nuts Lquorce; Olive
Oil; Lemons and Oranges.
TEAS.
YOungFyson; Gunpowder; Imperial; Old Hyson; Black;
FISH.
Goldfish; Macnerel; wheAsh; Trout Piekerel; No. and
ToBAc ccoEs.
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore spun;
and papers smoking; Warwick Bryans can; Spanish,
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do. do; Burwes chem. wash.
do, No Washing do; Adamantne do; White bar do Star
Candles; Sperm do; Stearine do; TallOw do.
OIL
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
DRIES
Bed cords; Painted Pa Tubs; British Lusre; Copperas
Alum; Chalk; Rosin; Tar MaddeE Candldwck; Wrapping
twne Cordage; Indge Pickles Sardnes Tapioca; Mac
caron Rice four Baskets; Whip Lashes; Cream TARTAR
Sup Carb Soda Sal Soda; Taaric Acid; Whiting; Putty
Flour Sulphur; otar; Saltpetre; Battng Spruce Gums
Blacking; Glassware; Soneware Paper Ink Booms Lines
Matches; Powder Candies; saerads starch English split
Pea; Usage Orange Seed for Hedges; Toys Wallets Snuff
Boxes; Steel Pens; Lead Pencils Slaes Slate Penc Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c.
PRoVIS SIoNS.
Flour Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans; Dri:d Beef Lard; Hams Shoulders; Pork Fish
Butter Tunips Peas; Coned Beef Cheese; Rice; Crackers
Pickles; onions Beets Tongues; Maple Moasses do Su
gar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep fresh and full throughout the
season. and solicit examination from any disposed
purchase.
N BCash paid for all kinds of country Produce
exchange for Good, which will be satisfactory.
~. .h II w. SMITH & co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26

Raphael was not more choice about his paint
ing than We nnd the sun 10 be. Az winter de.
parts, the modest violet 6rst blossoms beneath q
veil Of leaves. The modesty means shelter
Protecting leaves radiate back upon the fragrant
little flower all the heat that departs from it. As
the SHOWS disappear, blossoms of other flowers
open which display themselves more boldly, but
they are blsnched or nearly so. In the passage
from the last SHOWS of winter to the first blos-
aoms of spring, the harmony of color is preserved
s--hillsides and orchards are laden with delicate
white, varied rarely by pink upon the almond
trees- Petals Of apple-blossoms floating on the
wind mimic the fakes of snow that were so late
Ely seen. As the warm season advances, color
deepeus until we come to the dark crimson in au-
tumn flowers, aud the BROWNIES of the autumn
leaves. This change is meant not only TO be
beautiful--it has its use. Why arc the first
spring flowers all white, or nearly white! Be-
cause, when the winds are still cold, and the sun
n only moderately kind, flower would be chilled
TO death if its head radiated from it rapidly
But radiation takes place most freely from dark
eolors-from black, from the strongly defined
green's, and blues, and reds. In the hot weather,
flowers and leaves so colored, cool themselves
more readily Of nights, and form upon their sur
faces the healing dew. In the spring, there is
little need Of dew or of facilities for cooling
The delicate spring flowers are, therefore, of
color that is last ready to encourage radiation.-
For the same reason-because white substances
give out the least freely the heat that they con-
tain or cover-arctic animals are white as their
native SHOWS. For the same reason, too, the
snow itself is white. When cold becomes se-
we're, snow falls and hangs like ful mantle
about the soil. If snow were black, or red, or
blue, it would still let some of the heat escape
which 1t retained under its whiteness. s.-Houss.
hold Words.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
Farm for Sale.
PREMIUM FLOURINCs myT,r.

ME subscribers are still doing business at the Ravenna
l. Summit Mills, and also In Campbellspor notwhstand.
Ing the reports putin circulation by the propretors Of Steam
mills ana Water Mills in this vicinity that have broke
om are making -four that the in spery eGss where
used Our Hour stands a. No. j. wherever ii known
ana takes the premium all other prr made whenever
is on exhibition; Families have our ade especially
for family use delivered at their dwellings, the market
price for hst quality Our Flour is made best ar
cle Of Wheat and we make Flour from poor wheat tina,
we may De enabled % sell cheaper than neighbours
-, I = ,I15s.s. WHITTIEsEY s BROTHER.
NOT noEieet'a ''1fqf !" g" h''' '
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26

ANOTHER New TERRITORY is stated that
the people of Carson Valley have agreed to make
application to Congress to be separated from Utah
and Termed into new territory, to be bounded
on the east by the Goose Greek Mountains, north
Dy oregon. and south and west by California
Inc ', area included within these limits is about
one-third Of the territory of Utah, of which IT i
the western part 1t is remote from the Mormon
settlements, and it's inhabitants are not Mormons
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
STOVES. STOVES,

subscribers are now prepared 10 ofsr
TO thls market. Among them arc tho following Kinds:
LOOKING sToyEs-Empire State, sizes; Western; Rreni.
MI. AIR tight True American air tight. ~ wv r's'
PARLoR SToyEs-AmoRg the Paror Stoves 10 the Grecanl
move upon new principle andis otEe neatc
shop TO look at it, Also the Wayerly, Box stoves
nG m and others we have not
der n BAll kinds ofJobbing, Fave Troughss Snos,ey
etc., attended to at short notice " S@e's 'pe'"st
Ravenna, Sept. 6, 1853. p BEGKLFY Il n aWsoN ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
Dr. VaIenfine Mott,

The dsy celebrated Professor of Surgery ia tAs sdea
College, Nsp York City, says -r
alt gives pleasure certify tho value and efficacy
Aysrs Cherry Pset0ral" which consider pee adap
ted to cure diseases Of the throat aud lungs" -
Cures diseases upon the Lungs have been effected
by Cherry Peeora in such extreme warrant the be
y from midst thousands every year. Its indeed
cne to which the afflicted look with confidence for relief
and should not fail TO avail themselves of ii.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES G. AVER,
Practical Chemist, LOWELL, Mass.
For sale by ISAAC SWIFT Ravenna Dr. lsaae Coles Pal
myr; Day Mann, Deerheld j. H. Sprague Garrettsville
j. Cone Franklin Mills; j Campbell Newton Falls ant
by DIR ruggstsgenerallY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
January IS, 1854.

READY MADE CLOTHING AT COST LESS THAN COST.
HAVE on hand good assortment of Clothing m de in Ra
L venna which will be sold above stated. Heavy Owe
Goats Light do Fine Sack do, Common do Fine Frocks do
rne Dress do; Cashmere, Sanet Tweed and Full CotI
ran2oo Palr; Black Satin Vests Worscd Plaid do Cas-
Ready Made Clothing, have on hand and will sell The above
articles at less prces than the quality Of Goods can be
DoughL IN omo' Jan II, 1854, F. W SEYMOUR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
NEW FALL AND WINTER I ,0ODc, % n

GkEENF1ELDER has just received tho largest and mos.
splendid stock of the best latest STYLE Of FaII aSS
winter Goods brought this sec Of whn
or nnsh and durability cannot be surpassed Nv
over Goats consists Of the following khds Pot Beaver
Mohar Nigeread, Pctcrshad, Bianket Felt, Broad Snt
and Satinet Also, endless variety Frock Drcss Saek
ano BOX coats Pants, Vests and boys clothing every Kid
qWahy ana color' 4t 4#iaSG0NEJu VEN3GiG5f1tQf M
Furnishing Goods, from the finest white nen to the eheap
est hekory shirts wrappers drawers gloves crayas
SOCKS meek ties, eusenders, shirt cedfs
leggfns, ETC., etc. ~ '7 ~ " ~ of
Como one como all, and give a call, sR&et n" "fas4
q And wilLtFy tn suit you aii. .r7---
430tf bpI A g5&,5 "a C.aGRRRyFlEIpFsns
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
LANE & FOSTERS


= VI HHHStHHU HEAS4 OHHaHHH VSdUEC"EEUUIHHs w
THE bestassortment of Furniture chairs ever in
L Ravenna can be had at the well known
SHOP OF G. LANE, & CO.
The subscribers have gone into the Furniture Business very
extensively and prepared furnish our
with Furniture of the very best and latest styles We have
on hand splendid assortment Of EASTERN Work. such as
Sofas, Lounges Mahogany spring Paror and Rocking
chairs Cane wood seat chairs, Mahogany and Marbe-to6
Card ana Ccntertables We also manufacture Mahogany
bedsteads of the latest Styles large exenon dining tables
dining and tea tables common and fancy stands candle
stands dressing tables, &C. We also, make to order, book
All those wishing buy good article of Furniture will do
well to give call and examine work. before purchas
ing elsewhere Bring along your best Judges for our
will bear inspection. All work warranted.
Turning OF AL descriptions, done order short notice
Cofhns, of all sizes, kept on hand.
Ware Room, up Stairs, one door East of Clark's
Carriage Shop.
Ravenna, July 18th, 1853. IeOtf LANE & FOSTER
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26

INDIA kuBBEa TEErH.-A dentist in Boston
aas succeededin the application ofIndia rubber to
the mapnfacture Of artificial teeth.
ana somebody else in Boston has invented In.
dis rubber horse-shoes, which It is said viii i'm
mediately supersede the use of IRON Tho. -, ~
.eeh elastic and ID durable; and as easy for the
hcfsss hoaf = ..an Old shoe ,sSs ~ . 'As
.aisx 81 aaes 10 sss - -r-assne -s(asssss s tg d
.vgrsaeesd ~ ~ Ff sssgp pas sgs!is-sgEt I
wSFs ssE. e Sssstt Fe<r 5aF
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
WAVERLY HOUSE.

FORMERLY KNaWH AS THE BEAUMONT
DY GEO. A. kELLENBERGER, corner of Ontario and
ID Prospect s1Feets Cleveland, Ohio.
Its location is ofhe pleasant and healthy in Ceve-
and, and the most central and business part the City
1t has been completely repaired and renovated the whole
style and management Of the house have been changed the
better,
large class Of the trading and travelling public have long
felt the need of good comfortable, dollar per day House.
This want is now supplied by the Wavery House, which
gives good accommodations and entertainment one
dOlarand half Houses. Come, try and be convinced.
Hacks and Stages call at this House every day passen
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland, January 81. 1853. 39G-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
New ARRANGEMENTS

MN. D. DURHAM, having purchased tho entire inteyest
Of Gills in the late firm of Gillis & Durham would
inform his friends and the public generally that
branches the old stand one door east Of the new
bck Block where can be found ht tos the largest as
somentof Boots and Shoes, id Ravenha: every
variety and supply ofsoe and Upper Leather
sa SKINS Morocco LninGs and most Kinds OF Shoomakers
ure for Cash Ready Pay. lfs,gi N VI 1eT e ~
Cash paid for beef Fiides and veal skins. ~ ~
Raw ma, Jan. o, 1854. @9 iWAf, b. DURHAM 5sr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
Cnrriage NTanufncfOrv.

cZRR THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
~ generally, that he has engaged In the above bus
ness, aud Is prepared to manufacture Carriages Wagons,
Bngges, Wheebarrows, &c. in the best style, and at the
lowest rates. All work entrusted In his will with
prompt attention, and will be executed and work
manlike manner at TuTTLEs oLp STAND, the Centre
Palmyra Orders solicited. GEORGE w. FUTILE.
Palmyra, Feb. %, 1853. 399-ly
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
RAyENNA WARRLE-FAC CTORY.

AM now receiving the best selected assortment of West
l. Kuand Marble ever before offered in Portage county,
also have good assortment of Italian all sizes from to FIVE
ec ngh which am determined to sell prices which can
not fail to suit purchasers.
Any one wanting anything in my line such as Tomb stones
Monumenf Sockets, Table Tops, Counter Stone &C. will
wen 10 give me call and examine my stock of Marble be-
Specimens of carving kept constantly hand All work
oone 10 orde or no pay Shop south of the house,
Ravenna, Dec. "A, 1863, A. G. BIJRWEII