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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-14
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49, DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prentlss House,
49, Saturday and Monday, until 3 O'Clock P.
M. 7th and 9th Of April w. s4'
See advertisement In another column.
SPECIAL NOTICE. For the Insertion OF notices
Of Fire Religious and all other meetings of not more
than five lines, twenty five cents, always in advance
will be charged Marriage notices and Deaths, uhac-
companied by obituaries will be inserted gratis. Ob
uaries will be inserted at the above specified rates.
School EXAMfNATIoN.-The Examination
Of Ravenna Village Schools will take place atthe Town
Hall, commencing on Wednesday, March lAth, at
o'clock. A. M, and continuing for three days.
Friends and patrons ofthe Scool respectfully in
vited TO attend. - .''
March 5, l6j5-3l-2w BENZ. NEWELL, Supt.
Ho0fand's German Bitters This superior medi.
cine, from the Recipe of the famous DR.. Hoofand, is
selling rapidly at this season. when there are so many
bilious attacks well diseases of various kinds, a.
rising from dsordered digestion and impure blood
Dr. G. M Jackson, let it be remembered, is sole pro.
prieor, and his office Is at 100 Arch ST., Phila. 232W
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CHEESE 7 UBS.--A good article, and all
" sizes, just received and for sale cheap, at
March12 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS & Co.'S.
DEAVER BUCKETS--Fo sale cheap BY
ID the dozen or hundred, at ..ta t.7t4} ls..
March 10, 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS & Co.'S.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

l. PROPERTY IN RAVENNA.--A House and lot
situated in the pleasantes part Of tho pleasant village
.of Chagrin Falls. Said house is new and finished,
TO painting paper ng and blinds, and contains
wood-house, &c. There Is also Barn on the lot
good water, fruit and sbrubbery For further paric
ulars enquire Of VIM Johnson, over w Seymour's
Store, a. H. March 7-3l-H A. 4,
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GuHlmertiul gntelligenfe, &t.
RAYENNA MARKET.

Corrected Weekly By Geo. Buel and other deal
erS in the articles named belolo.
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A. HART EDIrOE.
WEDNESDAY MARCH n, 1855
Democratic State Ticket.

ron GOVERNOR,
ceL~ WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fairfel Co.
stf1 yoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
q JAMES MYRES, of Lucas Couaty.
-af voR SUPREME JUDGES THE STATE,
WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmont County.
r. B. WARDEN, of Franklin County.
FoR AUDITOR STATE.
WIN. d, MORGAN, Of COlambiaAu, County
.st4 Eon rREAsURER or STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLIN, of SenacG County.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
WILLIAM TREVITT, Of Franklin County
Gut sEoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEO. w. McCOOK, Of Jefferson County
a- voR BoARD OF PuBLIc woRKs.
]. B. STEEDMAN, of Lucas County.
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BOUNTY LANDS-The undersigned, is
~ prepared to make applications for land warrants,
under the act of Congress of 1855, allowing I60 acres
to any person who has served in any of the
Those who have not already received warrant fer 16O
acres. entitled to much as will make that amount
H. Fl Stevens or myself will be in attendance at my
office in Ravenna, at all times. rs -i lt.;.,
, March 10. ls55-4w 5i SAM,L STRAWDER. ~
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AttncllmeMt NOtice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that at my in-
IN stauce, writ of attach this day ss ued by
Ship Portage count! in the sum OF Thirty two dollars
and twenty cents, ngainst the goods Chattlcs rights
and credits of Sylvester Taylor, Jun. absconding
dcbtor.--$32 25. EDWIN ATWOOD.
Nelson, February e2, le55-32-3w F.. al.
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HSHAKERSn Fluid extract of valenair
~ for nervous diseases. Price 25 cts per bottle;
Wrght's Kathairon new article for the Hair; Ponds
pain destroyer and healing extract Troupe & Fcka-
sott' Black Liniment Liquid polish for Leather &c
polish for furniture shaving cream and soaps; trans
parent and fancy soaps RurwelIs washing soap; Cod
Liver oil IN bottles; cough remedies OF every deserp
ton, For saleat .l,, ,4s,s is SWIFT,S. (.
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M OTICE-The HUnOrObIe Board OF Conn
mssioners of Portage county, at their March
sion A. d. 1855, levied tax for road purposes the pre-
sent year, of 0nc-half mill the dollar, upon the
taxable property in said county which may be dis
charged labor, under the direction of the several dis
trct SuperTis ut tho rate of dollar per day.
THOS. BROW MING, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Portage County, Raw emma, March7th
lS55.--marl4-32
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COLD and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons,
" Gold, Silver and Plated Spectacles, good as.
sortment, for sale st low prices,
RsyenAa. Jan. ~, H. at K. 4. BAIRH 4 Co.'S.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-10-17

YELLOW FEVER AT VIcKsBURG AND CANTON. We
have been permitted, says the Wilmington Herald,
to copy the following authentic intelligence of the
present state of the fever at Vicksburg and Canton
Miss from letter received this morning from Bish.
op Green of that Diocese:
"Poor Vicksburg! is suffering at this time almost
as much as in So The disease is more unmanage-
able. and would sweep all before it, if very large
portion ofts citizens had not already passed through
its hands And as to Canton, it is stated on good
authority that only fifteen tout of usual popula
ton of 1000 or 1900 remain to have the disease
Four physicians among the number Of victims.
Thirty nurses. from New Orleans find more than
they can do to attend to the $50 cases on hand
The Presbyterian clergyman at Vicksburg died two
DAYS since"
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Hardening THE CoNsTITUTIoN.-Men talk about
Hardening the constitution" and with that view
expose themselvee to summers sun and winters
wind, to strains and over efforts and many unneces
sary hardships. To the same end, nformed moth
souse their little infants in cold water day by
day; their skin and flesh and bodies steadily grow
ing rougher and thinner and weaker until slow fever
or water on the brain, consumption of the bow
els, carries them to the grave; and then they ad-
minister to themselves the semi-comfort and rather
questionable consolation of its being a mysterious
dispensation of Providence when in fact Providence
has nothing to do with it. He works miracle to
counteract our foles.
The best way we know of hardening the constitu-
ton is take good care Of it, for its improv-
ed by harsh treatment than fine garment or new
hat is made better by being banged about.
Halls Journal of HEALTH
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ENCOURAGEMENT FOR Poor Bors.-Hon. A. H.
Stephens, of Georgia, in recent address at Meet.
ing in Alexandria, for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum and Free School of that city, related the
following anccd"te:
"A poor little boy, in a cold night, with no home
or roof to shelter his head, paternal maternal
guar dian or guide to protect or direct him on his
way, reached at nghtall the house Of rich planter
who took him in, fed, lodged and sent him on his
way with his blessing These kind attentions cheered
his heart, and inspired him with fresh courage to
battle with the obstacles Of life. Years rolled round
Providence led him on, and he had reached the legal
profession; his host had died the cormorants that
prey the substance of man had formed con-
spiracy to get from the widow her estates. She
sent for the nearest counsel to commit her to
him, and that counsel proved to be the orphan who
was welcomed and entertained by her deceased hus-
band. The stimulus of warm and tenacious graf.
itude now added to the ordinary motive con-
nected with the profession. He undertook her cause
with will not easily to be resisted; he gained it
the widows estates were secured to her in perpc-
tuity; and, Mr.. Stephens added, with an emphasis
of emotion that sent an electric thrill throug hout
the house, 'hat orphan boy stands before you'
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Pennsulrania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct lO.-Jhe Democratic candi-
dates for Sheriff, r, gster, Clerk, Orphans Court,
and Canal Commissioner are elected in the City by
majorities ranging from one thousand to twenty.
three hundred. In the county the Democratic as
sembly ticket is elected by over two thousand. In
the City two Know-Nothings' and two Democrats
are elected Assemblymen.
Jerks .county.-Democratic majority about four
thousand. In Reading, Klein, X. n, has two hum
dred minority for the Senate.
Bedford County.-Partia returns show light
DmOcratc increase.
Cambria County.-Democratic majorities seven
to eight hundred.
Dauphn County.-Eight hundred Democratic
majority, and five towns to hear from.
Montgomery County.-Eight hundred Democra.
tic majority
The above are all the counties heard from up to
P. NJ to-day.
The Democrats appear to be carrying almost cve-
ry thing in this State.
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DID'NT BELIEVE THE BrBLE.-Before the Recorders
Court, at Chicago, few days since, one Mcleod
about 10 give testimony upon which the prisoner
would have been convicted of larceny, when the de-
fence objected to his evidence being received, the
ground Of his non-bclief in the existence Of Su
preme Being. A man named Stewart testified that
he had often heard Mcleod say that he believed the
Bible was pack of lies that God had no control
over him on this earth; he defed God to strike
him where he then stood and said other things of
similar import. A Mrs. Henderson had heard q con-
versation between Mcleod and others, in which Nc
Leod declared he did not believe in Jesus Christ :;
that the writers of the Bible lied and that he (Mc-
Leod) had just as much power as God himself He
used to cast the Bible contemptuously on the floor,
and said he believed in Heaven but not in He'll An
other witness, little GIRL testified substantially
the same facts. The court decided that Mcleod
came within the rule and was incompetent to be a
witness The case consequently fell to the ground,
and the jury were instructed to render verdict OF
not guilty, which they did accordingly.
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A GREAT QUAsI-NAroNAL Receive were yes
terday tempted, with some 1901 or 1000 persons, to
witness the at Broad Rock, in which Kentucky,
Alabama, New Jersey and Virginia were compete
tors Extra trains of the Petersburg Railroad
omnibuses hacks and private conveyance, furnished
the means of transportation for the large crowd.
There were originally, nine entries, but the follow
ing six horses appeared ON the track:
MONDAY, October S.-A sweepstake for all ages !;
four mile heats four more TO make race the
Proprietor to add 81 COO. $500 entrance-half for.
f.it. Closed lst June with the following entries:
Mr.. VIM. H. Gibbons, names b. IN. Philo, by Ma
rner, out of CasSandra, four years old.
Mr.. Towles, names ch m. Cordelia Read, by Wag-
ner, out Of Medora, five years old.
Mr.. John Campbell, names ch IN. Floridc, by
Wagner, out of Ann Watson, by Glencoe
Mr.. James Ta.y, names 6. g. One-E Eye joe by
Prince George, cut Of Registers dam, seven years
old
Mr.. II. p. McGrath, names ch. h. Sam Letchcr, by
Wagner, out of Medoc marc, four wears old.
MIR. Calvin Green, names ch Ii. Frankfort by
Glencoe, out of Mary Morris fonr years old.
From the beginning to the close of this well con.
tested and beautiful race, great doubt expressed
to the result. The broken heats resulted as fol-
lows, large amount of money being lost and won ::
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DI T. ID.

IN Beaufort, Monday instant, of rapid decline
John of the late John r. Dawes Esqr, of Newbern
in the oath Of his age.
In Randolph county, the 2Sd ult. Mrs. NJ. p Alston
relict of D. d. Alson, in the 69h year of her age Mrs
A. endowed by nature with high order of talents TO
wh ch joined exemplary Christian character. She
had been for member of the Baptist church
C51l
On the srd inst, at Swenyards, Charles City Co.. Va
Mrs. Ann F. Talley consort of Mr. James Taliey, aged
about 26 years.
II is with ordinary feelings Of regret that the writer
of this brief notice called upon To record the death of
Mrs. Talley 1t but few weeks ago. that he departed
from her home and in bidding her farewell but little thought
it would be the last time earth How thoughy has
been said, " in the midst Of life in DEATH" But,
being relative of the deceased, forbear of her.
what might have been tru;hfuy said and will merely
add daughter she devotedy attached her par
mother she loved her children a mother only
love- and wife, she possessed of those qualities
which rendered home pleasant her family She leaves
devoted Husband and two children (he youngest three
days old to their rreparabie loss. May He, who
has promised to be the friend of the aheress watch
over and protect those little orphans.
j. G. b.
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AMOUNT OF STATE TAXES FOR 1855.

=
We are indebted to the poiitcness of the faithful
and efficient Comptroller of Public Accounts, Mr..
Brooks, for the following list of taxes paid by the
Inherent Counties for 1855, under the new revenue
law. We have given also the amounts paid in 1854
SO that the reader may see at glance the increase
IN the different Counties. The aggregate increase,
it will be seen, is $s9, 1926 CO.
The returns from Halifax and jackson are not as
yet entirely correct and the amounts may be slight
ly changed when correct returns are received
Johnston County appears to have fallen back, but
this is owing to heavy tax paid by that County
last year on collateral descents
This large addition to the revenue is owing, in
considerable degree, to the increased tax on mer
chants and to the re-assessment of lands
a Statement Of the Nett Iarss paid 6y each
County in the State Of North Carolina.
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$2S2,5O5 IS
$l93,1sO 90
PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO ELECTIONS

PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO ELECTIONS
On Tuesday last elections were held in Penn
sylvana for a Canal Commissioner, and in Ohio for
Governor, and in both States for members of the
State Legislature and County officers.
In Pennsylvania there are two tickets in the field
TO wit, the Democratic Mr.. Plumer for Canal
Commissioner; and Mr.. Nicholson as his opponent,
who is the candidate of the Know Nothings the alb
clifton Wings, and the abolition Fusionists
In Ohio we have the Democratic, headed by Med.
dill for Governor-the abolition Know Nothing,
headed by Chase and Ford-and the Whig Know
Nothing, headed by Trimble. The Fusion, abo-
lition Know Nothing ticket, has, we fear, carried
the State We entertain strong hopes however,
that the Democrats have carried Pennsylvania.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Canada arrived at New York on the
9th, with Liverpool dates to the 29th Sept.
The Russians fortifying the north side of the
city of Sebastopol and constructing batteries.
The Notifications of the south side of Sebastopo
to be razed by the allies and the basins of the har
Dor filled up. The allies are concentrating their
forces between Baaklaya and Tchernaya.
Cotton has decliued one-eighth of penny-corn
had advanced-four and wheat were steady-coffee
firm with good ..demand-sprits turpentine quiet
-rosin active
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A UNIvERsALIsT NOT A COMPETENT WITNESS
The Asheville Spectator, X. n, states that Judge
Manly, at jackson Superior Court held that per.
protesting the doctrines of Universasm was not
a competent witness in our Courts. In accordance
with that decision two three witnesses had been
ruled out on the Circuit. The Spectator is inclined
to approve the ruling Of the Judge in this matter
correct. What sort of witness, then, Mr.. Specta-
tor, would the Chaplain Of your Know Nothing Ma
tional Council be? He Is q Unirersalist.
Here, then, we have an organization, ont of whose
chief purposes, as its leading members declare, is
to protect and perpcuate the Christian religion in
its purity; and who have for their Chaplain-in their
highest clerical post-a man whose professions of
religion are so an.i Christian that he would not be
allowed to testify a witness in Court of justice
az The people of Scotland Neck, Halifax, N: c.,
have contributed through W. j. Hill ESQ.,, $444 rs
for the Portsmouth and Norfolk sufferers
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoNE-Mr
Thomas Locke, aged 9S died in Halifax, N. c., on
the 3Oth September. He revolutionary soldier.
az The North Carolina Railroad is now compile
ted to within fourteen miles of Greensborough. and
the work is going forward rapidly.
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NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Il. 1856
For the Standard.

MEssRs EDITORS Allow me small space in your
journal to speak of the pleasure we derived from
the visit made to st. Marys by the "INDEpEspENT
GUARDS last Saturday afternoon. t
We heard the earpercing fife and spirit-stirring
drum and saw their poddng plumes in the road, and
thought they would slight us and not come up to
the building, but agreeabiy mistake elf, They
did come, and their beautiful appearance and varied
evoutions pleased US very much. l am sure every
young lady in school thanks the accomplished Cap.
tain and his beautiful corps for their visit to St
Mary's We trust it is not the last iine we shall
have the pleasure of seeing them at this out-uf the
way place. -"
ST. MARYs, Oct 9th, 1861.
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owing 70 THE LARGE AMOUNT OF COUNTER.
princed men we have beep obliged 10 resort To n
pensve to protect ourselves pecuniay and the
less conpartye plain and simple stye
in which Pain Killer has been put up has made very
easy Tor those disposed to initiate it very SO
color of the article; but need sey that The
do great injury 10 those vino might il with confidence
that they have been accustomed the genuine Pain
Killer Parties whose business il is valuable
preparations, do II IN secret that IL almost
useless TO attempt to punish them BY legal measures it
is difficult and might impossible bring proof home
to them. --
Considering the great difficulty in protecting ourselves
and the public by prosecuting parties. have been
very great expense IN getting up timely executed
STEEL EIGRA PED LABEL,
for bottles We also attach to our bottles Steel En-.
gaved Note of Hand which issue obligation,
counterfeit which held to be forgery by the laws
of the United States, and which parties will not dare
tempt TO do The great attending the getting
:S printing of shsss labels will sn the to
tured BY Perry Davis Son. Sole Proprietors F'' -''
The Pain Killer will be put up in style of pannel
bottle with the words.
DAYS VEGETABLE PALy KILLER,
blown in the Glass We have discontinued the of the
thirty and half cent bottles and put up only
four Sizes viz: at l. l2 - 81 and 81 per bottle
We have also very fine Engraving Stone, for the
Box labels specifying the contents of the Box, where and
by whom manufactured, DC. We have also added
pamphie; of directions and certificates, beautifully
of Perry Davis. the original Of Pain Kill
ler The bottle labels and label each box, has also
a likeness of Perry Davis which will be mpos
sble to counterfeit successfully.
We have been this expense tna the public mgi have
perfect confidence that they getting The genuine
Gle when they buy battle above described To those
whs have iunged used and proved the merits of
Gle, would that shall prepare
Killer of the best and puret materials and that il shall be
every worthy Of their appreciation family medi
cine
PERRY DAVIS son.
Providence r. l., July 1si. 1855.
Sold by p. F. Pescud Raleigh Thos. j. Patrick Greens.
born'; Lucas Moore. Goldsboro' George X. French,
Wilmington, and BY Druggists Medical Dealers every.
where
Sept. 90. 1855. 1oe2-ly.
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SANTA ANNA.-Gen. Santa Anna, late Dictator of
Mexico, is said to be in Mashngton City, privately
quarlered at the residence of Gen. ALnonte, the
Mexican Minister. 1t is rumored that he expects to
purchase residence on the Hudson, and make it
his permanent place of abode. With all his vanity
and his faults he is Of the first men of the age
STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-There will be a
meeting of the State Agricultural Society in the
Commons Hall, on Monday night, the 18th. full
attandence is earnestly requested
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MARRIED..

In this City, Thursday morning the lih inst by the
Rev. J. NJ. Atkinson" Mr.. VIM. r. Richardson. formerly
of Richmond, Va o Mss Eeu eldest daug of Albert
johnson, ESQ, of the former place.
At Mt Pleasant. Rockingham Co., atthe residence of Mr.
Samuel Moore the morning of the 25,h Sept by Rev
Co. Ark, to Miss Mary E. Moore
In Caswcl CO., Sept 27, by the Rev. j. II. Pickard
Thos J. Motley to Mss Mary S. johnson. .
In Newbern, "Wednesday evening, Sd ns by the Rev
\. c. Hughes, Mr. Theodore J. Hughes aud Miss Clara
Stevenson, fourth dau ghter of Mr. j. c Stevenson.
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A C. A II ID I.
One Word 10 INV old Friend,

One Word 10 my old FTlendGe
1T is NY INTENTION TO SPEND The ENTIRE
u week of the Fair" the ground where would be
pleased my friends and body interested the
mechanical interests of the State at which time and place
will be prepared orders for machinery of
nd every kind, from Wheebarrow a Steam Saw MIL
nd will guarantee better job for less money than
e purchased at home abroad
Remember this fact that all The machinery hare sod
the past three years has gcen eass saistaion Make up
your minds what you want before You and salts
fed thatI supply you Any desired information will
be furnished gratis by simply making inquiry Of Yours
HENRY G.. BRUCE
Raleigh, Oct J, 1855 So-td
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THE TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.-The newly.eected
legislature assembled at Nashville on Monday. Oclo-
Ter lst, and proc, eded Organize. In the senate,
Col E. S. Cheatham, know-nothins, was elected
speaker and Fl. X. Walker, esq, principal clerk.
In the house there a failure the first day to
elect speaker Gen Daniel S. Doneson democrat,
received IS votes, Hon. Neil s. Brown, know moth.
ing. 81, two scatering-37 votes being necessary to
choice. After several ballots, the house ad-
journed without making an election.
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~ The Hon. Edward Stany. formerly of this
State, is now Wing anti-Know Nothing candidate for
the State Senate in San Francisco California. The
rumor in circulation in this State time since that
Mr. Stanly was opposed to the Know Nothngs, is
thus confirmed. Edward Stanly would not dwarf
himself nor bind his soul with the horrd oaths of
the midnight conspiracy.
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HoN. BEDFORD BRowN.-We rejoice to learn that
this distinguished gentleman has purchased his for.
mer residence in this county, and will soon become
a resident Of county again. We congratulate
the people of Caswell upon his return among them
His voyage in life since his removal from among us,
has, indeed been one, checkercd with change.
Milton Chronicle