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sANDUsKY ADVERTISEMENTS.

=. n fRIsHB p.gaszTs3n Artist.
heesr's hieek. ne<rif opPesite fersnd.h hossi.
satr.ncs estreea Porter and Lytie's stores.
wstsr-st, sASDrsEY. o.
DlCTuREs take. ether singly OF In groups
L In the beet styk of The art. IN either clear
or eloody weather. put up in every variety q
csses- His rcsns are kltod up With both sky
and side lights Strzhgers visiting sAndnsky
are invited 70 cal md exsmine specimens
June l0-nsf-ly
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LIPPINCOTT & BARR,
Tanufa cturers of Phenix Pren1ium


Manufacturers Of Phenix Premium Safes
Powder Proof Seeks &C.
g CEC0ND-STERET., PITTSBURGH, between
- Smithfcld and Wood, on the south side.
FRANKFORT, Ky, May s, 1854.
Mcsssrs. Lippincott & Barr, Pttsburgh-Gcn,
tcmcn You have no doubt heard ere this, Of
the fire in our town; you have also been writer
to in relation to some of Your make of safes
bought by J. I. & b. I. Meek, some years ago
which could not be got out. and remained in the
burning building until next day, at 10 o'clock
Our safe was in the fire 10 hours, at lcas hall
the time red hot-was not taken out until coo
enough to attach rope to one of the rings
When drawn out by the bystundcrs, who wcr,
anxious to bet upon the contents being burnt
up-upOn which proposition we offcrc(
to stake and loose what we had left from til,
hrc. Those present were inlucod to believe
our safe of the same kind ms one bclongi t,
our next door neighbor, whose safe was Of Gin
cinnati manufacture, and which upon being
opened was found nothing hut II few pieces o
gold and silver coin fused and stuck together. al
of the books and papers being consumed Of
charcd SO as to be entirely useless. The fir'
was intense, and our safe, when opened, as
tonishcd all present. Books perfectly goot
with the exception of the glue used in the bind
ing-all the papers good and pliablc as whcl
placed u day or two before, the fhc polishc,
steel work not colored In the least where it wa
in boxes or wrapped in paper. There appear
to be sort OF gas vapor generated whilst in th
fire which i'usted the steel goods, as soon as tn
safs was opened and the articles exposed to tn
atmosphere. This is all the damage done t.
anything in our safe The envelope cnclosin,
this letter took its chance-you can see for your
selves. We had confidence in your safe bcfor
now we would not have any other make.
The safe contained during the ten hours it re
maincd in the fire, many valuable tools and ma
chincry, used by us in our business. some o
which could not be replaced on this continent
value say of Sl2OO; also about $4,000 in casl
notes. our books ofaccounts; Il small sum of pa
per money, valuable materials, &c, we suppos
the aggregate value of said contents woul
amount to at least to $4,000.
The heat to which this safe was subjected wa
so intense as to warp the iron casting and cracl
the door frame and loave other marks of tile ex
tent of heat to which it passed through. W
regard this manufacture of safe as perfectly re
liable and n certain protection against loss O
jcontents by fire. We would use no other WI
have ever seen if a Phoenix could be procured
ept2:ly Yours, MEEK 4 MILAN.
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JOSEPH PLUMMER,

JO5GTh Flu w MIR,
Wholesale Dealer i'll Boots and Shoes
frnsan%. kfats, I"atEet &C..
\ 10. Ill WOOD-ST.. (Bctwcn Fifth and Dia.
y mond Alley rlTTSBun is now re.
celving one of the largest FRESH STOCKS of goods
that ever come to pittsburg", consisting Of
Mems Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Womcns and
Misses Boots, Shoes and Slippers: Chldrcns
Shoes, also, Mems and Boys Wool, Fur Magai
and kossuth llats-a complete assortment.
My stock having been purchased directly from
the New England manufacturers at cash rates.
merchants will find it to their advantage to call
and examine before making their purchases, as
am fully determined to sell as low as any of
the Phi adelphia and New York Houses.
Pittsburgh, sent:2 1851 Gm
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WESTERN EXCHANGE.

Socth-east Corner Prblic Sqnare, Plymouh, O
'iNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 travelling community, that he has taken the
above House formerly kept by II. Lininger) of
Plymouth, and having thoroughly repairedit, is
now well prepared to accommodate travelcrsand
others. His table will always be supplied with
the best the markets afford. His stables (thor-
oughly ropaired) are underthe care of attentive
solers. anrl22-3m JOHN SMITH.
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IPfTrsBURGH ADyRRTIsFNRSTs
W. ". WALLACE,
pittsburrh Steam Marble WORKS.

Eltlt08f&n ctrAm AADlc WOIMA
Sls. al A as, ,Liioty-ss-, IfffsssEsA.
M0SUMENTs, Tombs. Grave Stones, &c,
WI Manufactured BY steam Aiso. Marble
Mantles-a large assortment of the Bost beau
tifal kind. made 0f the finest quality of foreign
ami domestic marble. always on hand and man
ufactured TO order BY machinery, at SIS 10 500
each. sept.e'54
Mil Stones and Mill Furnishing.
ERENCH BURR MILL STONES, old and new
Il Stock, Of all sizes. Also an hand and made
to order, Laurel "'ll Min Stones-always on
hand, Boiling Cloths, AllnOs, beet quality, war
ranted to bolt freely, at the lowest price; Mil
Spindlcs, MileIrOns, Cast Iron PrOof-staiis,
Mill-Gearing, Corn and Cob Grinders, Leather
Betting. Copper Riveied, always..un hand; also
Flax Betting. a superior article Tor Elevators, At
half price Of leather; Mill and Lighter Screws,
Patent Bushes and Metal Eye Pieces for the run
ner, Picks, scrcen-wiTe, &c, always on hand, at
W. W. WALLACES,
sepa-5I $40 Liberty-st.. Pittsburgh
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Pure Liquors.
CUYKENDALL & co. have on hand a first
- rate article of Imported BRANDIES AMI
WINES for medical purposes. Any person
wishing 70 see the certificate of the purity Of
these articles will be satisfied.
Minors must present orders from parents or
guardians, or prescriptions from physicians,
before they can get any liquor. March 8
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sSEN j. W. W. respectfully informs the
l-.N citizens of this place and vicinity
NV that he has completed his Fail ant
-T Winter stock Of Furniture. which i,
EM decidedly the largest and best eve,
offered fer sale in this city, whicl
Will be sold at prices as low as any East or est
rs he is determined to uphold the quality witt
well seasoned materials, best workmanship. an,
newest designs; and from the extent of his or
ders and facility for manufacturing, is enable,
20 produce warranted Furniture ut the Lowest
price. lie has adopted the principle of Gcnti
tying his customers interest wi,h his own. i,
quality and price, and keeps always on hant
the greatest variety of every description of fur
'niture; from the cheapest and plaine,t to the
most elegant and costly, tlat a house. or an,
part OF one, may be furnished from lis stock. OF
manufactured expressly to order. The follow
lnT articles compose, i'll part. his stock, for rich
ness OF style and finish, cannot be surpassed il
any Of the Eastern cities:
Louis NV. tcte-a-tete Sofas; 50 Sofas, il
plush and hair cloth: 80 dozen Mahogony chairs
~ dozen Walnut do 80 dozen Mahogany Rock
mg do; 20 Walnut Rocking do: so Mahoean,
Divans; 80 Marble Top Centre Tables: so do. dc
Dressing Bureaus; 80 do. do. Washstintls: 4(
Enclosed do; 100 Common do 90 Plain Drcssin,
Bureaus; 40 Mahogany Bcdstead: so Walnut dc
30 Cottage do 800 Cherry and Poplar Bed
Steads; 20 Mahogany Wardrobcs; 10 Walnutd
~ Cherry do: 80 Plain Bureaus; 10 Dining nj.
breakfast Tables . Secretaries and Bookcases
"A Cane Seat Rocking Chairs; T. Ladies Wrii
ing Desks: Hat and Towel Stads; Etiguires
Conversation chairs, Elizabethan Chairs, Rccer
ton chairs; Pearl lnlaid chairs, Arm chairs
Gothic and Hall chairs, What Nots; Paper Ma
che Tables Pembroke do, Hall and Tier dc
Ladies Workd Extension Dining do; Stools.S
y large assortment of COMMON FURNI
ITCRE and WINDSOR CHAIRS.
Cabinet Makers. supplied with all articles il
their line. Hotels furnished on the shortcs
notice. Orders promptly attended to- scr9
Liquors Of all Kinds at Wholesale.
r. w A r S ON,
10! COR, LIBERTY WAYNE srs., PITTSBURGH
tEALER in Bacon Lard and Groceries of cv
~ cry description, Old Rye Wliskey, Cogna
Brandy, Holland Gin, J,.lnaica Sp rits. Wine
and Cordials, Cherry Brandy, Ginger Brandy
Blandy.
Btsd;NI The attention of dealers in the ahov
articles is respectfully solicited, as We confidcn
IN saying that we can furnish them in q,lait,
and price, equal to any establishment East o
west. Orders promptly attended to. sept. :,
/
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4. ". wKrnksELL, SosA. AIKKN.
w I 4 vi . l. YHgIfasest Z ) I 1 / ! r 8 8 &c 4 s.

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Opposite NJ. Il. & L Z. X. 4. Depot, Sandusky.
4 AyE removed TO their new store directly
II opposite their old location, where they arr
aoW receiving one sf the LARGEST and best
tocks of GROCERIES ever offered in this
Lity, and they hcrrss pledge themselves to
make il IN object for COUNTRY MERCHANT
MI DEALERS gcn,rally to purchase their Gre
cries n thi- market, instead Of going to Buffa-
o. Cleveland, or Cincinnati None Of thcs,
places possess advantage which are not now
ffered here, and they bun ask that buyers will
ook at their stock and examine their pricos be-
.ore purchasing elsewhere.
Thanking their former customers for their
patronage, they confidently "a Nect, under the
lbovc conditions not only continuance of the
ame, but large increase in their trade.
June In-no3ltf
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MrORTANT TO FEMALEs--DE. CHEESEMAN'S
L PIlLS-The combinations "f ingredients in these
pills lSibe result of Ion" an" er-svc practices: they
arr mild in ihernPerafrn an certain II restoring
turc 10 its proper chantei. In every instance have the
Fills proved successful The pills invariably open those
uhSrnriioEs TO which females Liable and bring
iute mi" its proper channel whereby heath is restored,
and the pale and deaihiy crnnenance changed 20
health one No female can enjoy good health uulrvs
she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place whether from exposure rod q, her cause. the
genrra health Immediately begins to decline and the
want Of snch n remedy has been the Of many
c"nsnmitIons among young females 10 ladies W hose
health wi not permit increase in their family, ihe,e
pills VIII prove valuable acquisition. as they will pre-
vent pregnancy. Iieaiarhe. pain in tn, side, papta-
on Of the heart. loatg nt fn aid disturbed sleep.
de m~sI away arise tr M the interruption nf nature,
and whichever That Is the case the pills III invariably
remedy hrse evils. Nura:c these eGcac In the
cure of LencoTrhoeH, Cum"lt called the " hites.'
These pills should never lie tai during pregnancy
they wnnd he sure 10 cause miscarriage. Warranted
Wlre! Nege able and tree fem any,hing imjnroms to
life 0rhrallh. Full particulars and explicit direc ctons
accompany eath box,
The ersare put NJ in fist square Loves. Persons
res iin. where there agency esatlished hy
cioSin. One Dollar ina l. utr peep i'd Dr.t.L. heehe
man No. 2t1 feeker-streei few York City. crn have
em sent to then respective addresses by return
mail.
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smut uacliiac-.

r ULL'S PATENT French Burr or Stone Smut
IL Mill, used in over GOO of the best mills ii
the West. They run light, clean well and fast,
and will last a life time When they become
lul the edge can be renewed by cracking the
B-rr. The following certificate is from one OF
tn, 'argest Touring mills in the west, and for
further particulars reter to our hand bills.
PITrsBUEGI, June 1862.
WV. WALLAcE-Dear Sir-Wc have now h
use in our mill two Of your Burr Smut Mechines.
md they wor to our entire satisfaction; they ar,
.lurable and II" liable to get out of order an
VIC consider th ,m the hest machines now in use.
WlLNAETH x NOBLE.
All oruers prv'~r.ly a'.ruded to.
W. W. WALLACE, 2l9 Libcrty-st. Pittsburgh.
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NIX C0OME AR0IISEI

NIX COoME AROUSE!
Er't Go Brdugh and the Knop- Nothings!.
GhlSWOLD, Mansfield has just opened q
~ large and splendid stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Now is your time ''to pitch - Such fine STYLES
and exceedingly Low Prices hut there is nc
use talking, 1t beats the Jews all to thunder.
were Dow, Jr., or some other great man with
q vocabulary that would reach from here to the
Rocky Mountains, might continue week and
not be able to tell you one half of the beautiful
and endless variety Of Gents and Boys Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. The old Store is now
chuckfull and you will be sure to be suited
and am bound to sell for less than they car
he bought elsewhere in this town. Rccollect
charge nothing for showing Goods, and 90 on the
principle Of ''small prohtanl quick salcs.''
Let those dress now
Who never dressed before,
And those who always dressed,
| Now dress the more.
L SyDDon't forget the place, Grisrold's C'oihin.
po', No. 3 Weldn House, Sign cfthc Big Re.
o0'' Mansheld, .. sep}0
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:. e. WEBSTER,
DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PRVI ,IONS
NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
pLVgIOyTTHu nGuun

NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
PLYMOUTH, OHIO.
II. WEBSTER, would inform the citizens Of
L. Plymouth and vicinity, that he is prepared
to fill all orders, in his line, at the shortest no.
tice. He will keep constantly on hand, well.
selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES. and
Provisions, comprising everything family may
need He has fitted up in connection With the
above, an elegant
Oyster saloon,
to which he would invite the attention of those
fond of the bivalves. They will be served ur
in every style. His saloon is fitting up in suit.
able style for Ladies, Parties, &c.
Cigars of different varieties, constantly on
hand.
Plymouth, Oct, Is, 1858.
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DIX. JlIIN BULLS
AMERICAN KING CE PAIN
BOERHAVE'S
HOLLAND RITT


II 'lilS is powerful Ind truly magical rems-
l. dy for all external diseases, sores, SWELL
nrs, b"rns, &c, and for many internal alllic-
lions. is certain cure, yet it is perfectly harm-
lcss, and incapable of producing the least tnju-
'ious effects in the most delicate cases or the
weakest constitution. 1t is entirely useless to
:OllOw the old and worn-out system of publish
ng to the public thousands of certificates of
wonders performed by this medicine 1t costs
but twenty five cents to try it, and DIR. Bull
takes his wcl-eancd reputation on the King Of
Pain doing all and more than he claims for it.
We would ask have you the Rheumatism or
iout: these are not pleasant companions, and
We know that you would like to drive them
away as soon as possible then use
Bulls Hing of Pain,
WOnld you be cured almost Immediately of
Bowel Complaint, Dyscntcry, Summer Com
?lant, Cholera -morbus, Cramp, Collie, Head
Ache, Tooth or any other ache or pain, tho
remedy is simple. and the cure certain.
| u" ;hc Great u ing Of Pam.
Would you lave Your sores, swel!lngs, cuts,
burns. Scalds, bruises, pr any other wounds
healed, we repeat it. use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would ycu he cured of scald head. stiff Joints
sore throat, neuralgia. scic breast lin baco
tcttcr or ring wrim salt rhcum, bites of pos
on"uS Insects, chappcd hands. aud all other
sores, either dry or running, We say again and
again your remedy is DIR. John Bulls
KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured Of Kings Evil, Cancer.
Tumors. Eruptions, or amy disease of the skin
caused by impure blood, then use Dr.. John
Bulls SarsapMilla, internally. and the King of
Pain externally. nothing can be more certain
than speedy and cttcctnal cure. See free
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Dentistry.
NEW HARNESS SHOP.

II KELLEY would respect,
b.fullyi inform the public
that he has opened a shop
for the manufacture of ii AR.
NESS, SADDLES. &c, OF
the North side of the Public
Square, a few doors below S
II. STAIRS, where he vii
keep constantly on hand, {
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steam isoIicr> anu ssUE."U-.
STEAM BOILERS for all purposes, made oh
~ short notice. of the best Juniatta Iron, and
at prices lower than can be sold in any of the
Lake Cities. Also, steam Engines for saw and
Touring Mills, generally on hand and made to
order. Orders filed with dispatch at
W. W. WALLACE'S, 30 Liberty-st, Pittsburgh
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JAMES ". N UGDWEbI,
Cabinet Furniture Manufacturer

oMs - 80 THIRD-sT. pITTsBrrG.
}. W. W. respectfully informs tn,
citizens of this place and vicinity
that he has completed his Fall ant
4 Winter stock Of Furniture. which i.
decidedly the largest and best eve,
Y offered fer sale in this city. whirl
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Foreign ana DosnrsIc Marble
n Blocks and Slabs, always on hand. Pur-
L chasers are invited to call and examine stock
and prices before buying elsewhere Orders
filed with dispatch at 3l9, 32l 1875 Libcrty-st,
Pittsburgh. (scp9) W. W. WALLACE.
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CAUSE OF THE DISASTER.
Still Another Awful Murder.
Father, Mother, and Brother, Murdered by
an Inhuman Monster.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90.


The train which left New York at ten
O'Clock for this city, on the Jersey Railroad,
was thrown off near Burlington. Six repor-
ted killed. No further particulars. A spe-
cial train Of surgeons has been dispatched to
the scene. II Is reported that the engineer,
fireman, brakeman and baggage master are
among the dead.
SECOND DEsPATcH.- "A despatch from the
passenger train on the Jersey Road says
there were from thirty-fve 10 forty passen-
gers killed.
The accident occurred two miles above
Burlington. The up train waited at Bur-
lngton for the down train, which was be-
hind ten minutes, and then went on slowly.
There was q vehicle crossing, the driver
of which waited until the train passed up,
when he started to cross the track. The en-
gineer at the same moment hearing the
down train approaching reversed his engine,
and in coming back ran over the vehicle,
which was crushed TO pieces. The occu-
pants, however, escapad without serious in
jury.
The whole train was thrown off the track,
and one car ran completely through the next
car killing or manning nearly all the pass
engers in it.
THIRD DESPATCH Captain or Major
Boyce was connected with the Coast Sur
vey; II. j. Meredith and John Dillon be-
longed to Baltimore; E, NJ. Greeh is not a.
mong the killed; Mrs. Margaret Prescott, Of
Salem, N. j., wife of the Rev. NJ. Prescott
Baron De Staddre, French Consul at Phila-
del phia, and Catherine Brown, colored wo-
man, were killed.
When the down train from New York was
stopped, it was within one hundred feet of
the wrecked Philadelphia train.
The vehicle Which caused the accident was
driven by DR.. Hannegan, and contained al
SO his wife and two children, all of whom
escaped with but trihing injuries. Both hor-
L. LII
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Democratic County Nominating
Convention.

The Democrats Of Portage county will
meet in Convention at Ravenna, by Dele
gatos, on Saturday, September Sth 1855,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for county officers to be supported at the
ensuing fall election. Each township in
this county will be entitled to SEVEN Del.
egates in said Convention.
The Democratic electors of the sev.
eral townships are requested to meet
at their usual places of meeting, on Satur-
day evening, September lst, 1855, and
appoint seven delegates each, to represent
them in said Conventioni and also one
Delegate each to represent them in the
Senatorial Convention to meet at such time
nnd place as shall hereafter be determined.
By order Of the Democratic Et. Committee:
]. G. WILLIS, Chairman.
Ravenna, Aug. 18Th, 1855.
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Fusion County Convention.

This patriotic (g) body meets to-day to
nominate the ticket prepared for them by
the Know Nothing Regency of RsVenna.
We don't see any prOPriety in having a
meeting; the nominations are already made.
The candidates have been selected by the
immaculate Regency for several weeks
The meeting to-day is simply to ratify
what HALL, HERRrck and WADswoRTH, and
one or Two other members of the secret
council have already done.
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Pro Bono Pmhiia,.

Mr.. EDTToR:-If you will publish this
communication in the Sentinel, | will pay
you for so doing, or will send you a couple
Of bottles Of my "favorite" already inspect
ed. | inspect all my own liquors. The
process Of inspecting very much diminishes
the quantity. But to the communication.
1t is the opinion of many men of enlarged
minds, among Uhom l count myself of course,
that the Bible itself ought TO be improved
Such being the case, cannot see why facts
and figures may not, also, be enlarged
and improved upon. Very much depends
on writing over a high sounding signature
wherever an enlargement or preversion of
the truth is the object.
Hence my communication in the I'd No.
Of the Campaign Democrat wherein stated
that President Pierce had contributed $1,000
to the purpose of Introducing slavery into
the territory Of Kansas, with divers other
streaches, is signed with the pompous sig
nature of "pro bono puhlico." When I pre- :
tended to belong to the democratic party,
wrote communication over this signature
but must confess that | did not under
stand its meaning. The inquisitivo demo-
Gratis would even laugh in my face whenev.
er | told them that it meant a political
storm cloud, on some huge animal like an
elephant. AS soon as | became fuzed
which important event took place on the 4th
day ofJuly, A. D. 1854 on the fair grounds,
becafne fully acquainted with it's meaning
viz: an enlargement Of the truth and a per-
version of facts and figures. will further
add that have Used "pro bono publico" ev-
or since. think shall sign this commu-
nicatioa "Seloc' notwithstanding it is a
snail name.
On one or two occasions when certain
individuals have underrated my parts or
spoken lightly of my abilities, or, in fact
nearly insuted me by showing whole
mouthful of ivory full smack in my face,
have attempted to play quits with ITEM by
writing piece or two over the signature ol
"Se oc," but without any visible good effect
They still continue to display their ivory
notwithstanding am perfect. The sigma
ture was too small. might allude to other
instances wherein the signature has uvdiled
nothing. One of which, was when the
whig now fusion paper was so blind as to
say that did not know pill from pee.
de or poodle have forgot which. 1t
was, however, before we were fuzed. am
on good terms with the Know Nothings
and they won't say anything agains: me now
I will now close up this communication by
giving my reasons for its appearance in the
Sentinel. The fusion party know vel
i, enough that | have driven my horse, till he
is very skeleton, worn out a new buggy
nearly, aud run my very legs off; I have moi
failed 10 set down my Jacobs staff before
nearly every mans door in this section o.
country where reside, to obtain subscrib
ers and, to scatter the fusion campaign pa
per, and that shall expect my reward a
the coming fusion convention. Unless an
put in nomination for that particular impor
tant office, shall be down on the whole fu
sion whg party over the signature of pr,
bono publico. / have written fer the goot
of the fusion party. SELoc.
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OF The Portage Democrat is getting ex-
cited upon the subject of retrenchment, and
is laboring with great energy to injure the
character Of Mr.. STRICKLAND because he
offered to do the work of the. County Treas
ury for $500 per year. Go Of brothers, you
will prove your sincerity after a while.