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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-27
For ne Pornse Sentinel.
Teachers Institute.

Nh. EBlroR:--
Sir-In your paper Of September 29lh'
we noticed an article signed en- OF Shalefs-
vile, enquiring what the committee that
were appointed at the close Of the Teachets
Institute last fall have have done about hav-
ing an Institute this fall.
In answer to that question, we will say,
thew have done nothing as far as we have
been able TO learn. .F e.
We wish to say to Mr.. NJ, (or Miss) Tea
chers, and ell others intcrested'in the cause
Of Education in Portage County, that there
will be Teachers Institute held in Roots
town, to commence Monday, November 9th,
and be continued for two weeks. The design
of the Institute is to give the Teachers that
are to teach our common schools the coming
winter, a better preparation for the arduous
duties of training the minds Of the youth OF
our county, and also TO produce harmony Of
feeling and oneness of action between those
of the same calling.
The services of teachers competent to in-
struct in the various branches taught in our
common schools have been secured; among
that number ure ]. X. PICKETT, on English
Grammar; J. ]. SADDLER, on Mathematics;
J. H. REED, on Mathematical and Physical
Geography; A. E. HoLcoMB, on Penman'
ship. Mr.. HoLcoMB will give instructions in
Penmunship each day during the Institute
which we think will pay all for their time
and expense, say nothing Of the rest. An
excellent teacher from the State of New
York is also expected to be present during
! the Institute,
In addition to the above, there will be
lecture on each evening that will, no doubt
be interesting to all that may see fit to atten'
them. Among those who have promised Il
favor US with lecture, are Rev. J. e. HART
Rev. Mr.. CLARK, o. P. BRowE, ESQ., an
A. HART, Esq. of Ravenna; Rev. c. SMITH
of Tallmadge, Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS Q
Roo,stown, and Mr.. BUTTS, OF Brimfeld,-'
Then come one, come all, and let US have
time worthy to be remembered, and let ou'
feeble efforts expand so far that Portnge Go
twill never again be without educational in
terest enough to have County Association
worthy of the name and the people; also
that teachers W. Il only have to say ,Ds wIsl
for on Institute for our Improvement, an
they will have it.
Rootstown, Oct. Gath. 3.
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Involving the prodigsl expenditure OF Publicl
money. Mr. Chase has always opposed such
schemes. IL nothing were p be considered
but personal qualifications, M. Chase is al
together the preferable candidate. Anu on
the score Of personsl availability, the result
Of last Tuesday o election in Ohio shows an
immense balance In favor Of Mr. Chase"
Here is fair sample Of Abolition politics.
Mr.. Seward, n unsuccessful, is cast aside,
and why; Not because he is not as good
and tried man as Chase not fer want OF
ability-not for want Of honesty-but be-
cause he is not political huxter enough. MIR.
Chase could countenance old vhiggery, Alb
by Kelleyism, Know Noihingism, and all the
other isms, suecsssfSlly-Mr. Seward could
not therefore Chase is the more Gvdiidoie
candidate. For the purpose Of giving color
to thiN preference, the financial question Is
urged. Say they-"the name OF Seward Is
identified with schemes involving theProdi-
gal expenditure of the public money. . Mr..
C base has alvays opposed such schemes"
Did he oppose such schemes when he
said in the Senate, upon resolution
to hold biennial sessions Of Congress
that, /" every departure from annual legisla
ton is an approach to despotism." Will il
be an evidence Of his economy, when, one
year hence, he, as Governor of Ohio, CALI
an extra session of the Legislature Thii
he must do unless he has changed since hi
urged the foregoing sentiment in Congress
Whether he has changed or not, we presume
will depend entirely upon his ideas OF poll
CIV as q political trixter.
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MULTIPLY THAT BY THREE,--The atten.
ton of Barnum is particularly called to this
egg item. Hope he will bestow upon the
mother the respect that she deserves. The
Buffalo Erpress is responsible for the truth
of the article. ....,. .........
A hen which has been permitted to stay at
one of the elevators Of this city, where, Of
course, she .'found good picking" has for
some time laid two eggs daily without any
apparent detriment to her organization. Be-
sides this, every single week she has laid an
egg much larger than she ordinarily attempts
which, when broken, was invariably found
to contain two perfect yolks. One day last
week the old lady thought it good to "spread
herself" An enormous egg--nearly as
large as the egg of goose--was the result,
which, on being broken, was found to con.
tain no less than three perfect yolks! We be.
lieve this circumstance is without parallel.
That hen should live, though others die
We suggest a Hen Convention, in order
that she may be put in the way OF hand.
some Office. We have since learned thai
this hen is composedaOf Shanghai and com.
mon barn fowl, in equal pars. The lShang.
hais should make queen of her without de-
Law. r, s4s-5.- i, 600.
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Gov. SHANSoN,s PosITIoN.- Shan
non thus explains his position in a letter to
Mr.. Lindsey, late member of Congress from
the Sandusky District. la- s'a .53s +
"The truth is, stand on the Kansas bill.
I believe that the people of the Territory
should determine for themselves, the charac-
ter of their domestic Institutions, and do
not think it would be proper and in accord.
ance with the principles Of the Kansas bill,
for the Chief Executive officer of the Terri.
tory, sent not by the Federal government to
use any accidental influence that Office
might give him, to control the public mind
on the question OF slavery, either one way
or the other, but to leave the people Of the
Territory to determine that question unin.
fluenced by any one, for thSmselves. Such
are my views, and have on no. occasion
either expressed or acted on any other, since
my arrival in the country" .a'eA,
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Dr.rH or MRs T.rry AMI D.ueHrxR

DEATH OF MRS TAEEY AND DAUGHTER
We regret to have to announce that the
Norfolk boat yesterday brought the iutelli-
gence Of the death and burial Of the wife
and youngest daughter Of Chief Justice Tan
ey, Of this city: She died at Old Point Com
fort, where they spent the summer Mrs.
Taney died of paralysis, and the daugh-
ter Of yellow feler. They were both duried
in one grave. on the farm of Col. Segar,
near o I'd Point on Monday. In this sud-
den and double sffliction the venerable CHIEF
justice will have the united symPathies Of
oil our citizens. Baltimore Sun.di sa-F.a
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az SOMETHING WORTH LOOK,

U{ SOME IHING WOKTH LOOKt
ING AT-PRoF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
This preparation although less than two years before
the public, owing to its wonderful effects upon the hu
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made to attain and retain s natural to
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the concfrent esnohiaso of the Press and he eesti
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sexes, leave no doubt Circulars containing full par.
tcuiarsreatlye to this curative, as
daons OF editors, and certificates before alluded IN
can be had Of fall the agents. Wv
Brookfeld, Mass, jar. l2, 1855.
:, rroi; w WooD[Dear Sir: Having made trial Of your
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al COLOR have used no other article with anything
HE the pleasure and profit. Yours &c BRtee.
u Pastor ofthe Orthodox Church, BrookAeld.
-. st. Louis, March 7, 1854.
Prof. WOoD-near Sir: Ny hair commenced falling
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IhAvo used Prof Q. j. Woods Hair Restorative, and
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9'e s. BREEsEE, ex-senator United Ssates
Address o. J.WooD & CO., 3l6 Broadway, N. r..
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Washington, Oct. ~.

IMPORTANT DEcrsIoN,--The U. s.. Attor-
ney General has decided that it is no de-
departure from neutrality for the citizens Of
the United states to sell guupowder, armsI or
other articles that are contraband of war;
nor for the merchant ships Of any state to
transport troops or military munitions for Ell
thet belligerent; such commerce, he decides,
is perfectly lawful, subject only to the chan
ces of hostile capture by the vessels o f
either belligetent. .,eee .
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MARROW EscAPB--A MorHER's DEvo-
TIoN.-A few days since, little son Of Mr..
yABEz. H. LEFFIsewELL, of this village,
aged about two years fell into a cistern.---
The little fellow stepped upon the covering
OF the cistern. narrow strip of~which had
become so decayed that it had not strength
sufficient to sustain him, and fell through.--
Mrs. LEFFINGwELL, bis mother, providential.
ly, happened to be in the door-yard at the
time, and heard the splash, as her child fell
into the water. With a mothers instinct,
she instantly thought OF her child, and rush.
ed to the cistern, looking into which, she saw
the top of his head upon the surface OF the
water. With almost superhuman exertions,
she tore away portion Of the covering, and
precipated herself Into the cistefn, the water
in which reached nearly TO her htm.pits and
reaching far down, she drewfup her child
which had sunk for the third and last time.
A young man near by, ran to her assistance,
reached down and took the child from her
hands, apparently lifeless, and ran with ii to
a nsighbor's house, whereby proper and
long continued exertious il was restored to
animation and life. Z eatr e,sttc, !. az
While this was going on, the heroic mo-
tlier was In the cistern unable TO extrieafe
herself Assistance was soon Summoned,
and she was drawn from the scisiern, happy
10. receive again to her arms, her little son
alive. y,
THE little fellow Il now, apparently as
iswell as ever, but Mrs. LEfrfAowEIL, sesi-
ously feels, and probably will fora long
time, the effects Of her great exertion, her
sudden cold bath, and long continuance ID
the water Portsgs asocfat. 0ct ~. tsdi
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BALrrmoRlr. Oct. sb


Dates from New Orleans are to Friday.
The papers contain but few details oi the
fight between the Texas rangers AMI the Lii,
pan Indians. The battle took place on the
Mexican side OF the Rio Grande aud lasted
three hours. The Indians, though beaten.
did not disperse, ,and still maintained thaeat-
ening attitude. Capt. Callahan was encamp-
ed with his rangers at Eagle Pass awaiting
additional troops from Texas.
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LAST year Belmont county went for the
Know Nothings by maiorities ranging from
1900 to 2sSs. This year the county Treas
urer, Democrat, is elected by . majority Of
twenty-nine votes!-- and the Know Moth.
ing candidate for Prosecuting Attorney ia
defeated BY 4 majority Of lo4sl Z s.as
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Cincinnati Oct. "a.

Cincinnati Oct. "a.
BARNuM AND HIS BABIEs.--Barnum' Baby
Show is considered a grand failure, in con-
sequence, he says, Of the strictures publish
ed in the press here. He has brought suit
against the Commercial, claiming $4,000
damages. 399aG,25a a95 g@a
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Boston Oct. .:

M Boston Oct. ~.
SAILING OF THE CARADA.--The Canada
sailed at noon for Liverpool. She takes
out sbl5o, 600 in specie. Josiah Pierce Sc
cretaEy Legation to Russia, 10 among her
passengers. z5,y.4o -. i.
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Number remaining Nov. I5. 1854.

Number remaining NOV. I5, 1904, 16I :
Portage County was entitled to have three
and one half patients in this Institution
During the year she has had four, being one
half more than her quota. The report Of
recovered cases Of recent standing is II
s2-l0o per cent.
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era single transgression Of the lave
Of God breaks liak In the chain that con-
meets Us with Him, and sets rs sdfift on the
stream Of destruction.
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~ WOULD VOTE FOR THE AID
MISSION OF CALIFORNIA. EVEN AS
A SLAVE STATE.--W. II. &sards IN
Csstsd Ssota Hse1ts.
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Ar '12 New York Oct 95.
Robert H. Morris, one Of the Justices fot
the Supreme Court for the second District.
died last syening in this city. s.t ,g.#
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0rDo not suppose that any one can as
sist yeuin bnjlding up good character uu.
less you lsg theths foundation yourself.
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Loxc BRArcH. Oct. Ss

LoXG BRANCH, Oct. ~.
The schooner Judge Baker is ashore
half q mile below Syaum, and gone 10 pieces.
Crew ell drowned. Cargo strswn along the
shore, lat;4, sap, 54s.T. ..p..lt t s,7..5s,t.
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Parls, oci. aath. lsss-l2-ar. - ~ - " -
THOS. CARTWRTGHTos ESTATE

Notice 10 hereby given that the snbscriber has been
appointed, and duly Quaiiaed as Administrator, on
County deceased Dated at Brimfeld the e6th day 81
Oct. l655. 5g& EE {IAsl 'gT7Fs7 "a EJOHN "a Pi
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ADVERTISEMENTS


Jacob Bowman j The State OF Ohio Por-
e5se b VS.. , tago County Paris. t0wn-
Catharine Bowman } chip. SIS.
The defendant will take notice, that on tho I,h d.v
Of Oct. a: ID. 1855: cansed attachment to DO ic-
bT Brainard selby Justice OF the peace for said
township, against the goods, chates, rights CREDITS
&ct q said ascendant, who Is nonresident Of said
county.
JACOB BOWMAN.
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= Orleans, South Gov. Pier.

The schooner Porter, belonging to Mr..
Eldred of this city, with S5, 900 feet lumber,
capsized off this point, the crew escaping to
the shore in small boat. The schooner
Rover is high and dry near the Governme mt
Pier. The propeller Omar Pasha, and one
or two vessels, are aground between the
piers, and will not be got of without dam
age. The propeller Niagara got in all
right, just before the gale commenced"
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Ono LuNArIc AsYLEM AT COLUMBUS
The report of this Institution, gives the fol-
lowing statistics for the year ending Nov.
Is, 1856:
Number remaining in the ASYLUM Mo-.
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COM M E r CTAf:
lSAVENNA MARK Ell.

CORRECTED WEEKLY ny gro. BuEL AND OTHER DRALHn
II THE ARTICLES kMED BRLow.
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FLORIDA.


Bidders requested to CAREFULLY the instructions
forms Of proposal DC, attached to this advertisement
6sO From Charleston, s. c., by Jacksonville Fla Man.
| darin Magnolia Mills, Middleburg, Picolata and
Orange Mills, to Pilstka, 800 miles and back, twice
Leave Charleston Tuesday and Saturday at M;
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by II I'm;
Leave Jacksonville Wednesday and Sunday At
l2m;
Arrive at Patka next days by s a m,
Leave Platka Monday and Thursday al sam;
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by m;
Leave Jacksonville Tuesday and Friday at 4 am;
Arrive at Charleston next days by l0am
Bids extend to Welaka invited.
$500 From Jacksonville, by Barber's, Alligator, Little
River, Mineral Springs Columbus, Madison,
Sandy Ford, and Monticello, to Talahassee, i9a
miles and back, twice week
Leave Jacksonville Sunday and "wednesday
Arrive at Tallahassee in as hours, by 7pm.
Leave Tallahassee Sunday and Wednesday at 5
Arrive at Jacksonville in 40 hours, by 3am
6S03 From St Augustine to Pcoata, l5 miles and back,
Leave ST. Augustine Sunday and Wednesday at 8 a
m and u m;
Arrive a. Pcoiaa same days by m and p m;
Leave Picolan Monday and Thursday at ga m and
IAN;
Arrive a, 81, Augustine same days by II and
SPIN.
6so4 From Pilatks, by Orange Springs, Orange Lake.
Silver Spring, ocala, Camp IL
Pieroeville, Melendez, and Fort Taylor, to Tams
pa, $50 miles and back, twice week.
| Arrive at Tampa next Wednesday and Saturday by
4pm;
Leave Tampa Monday and Thursday at lam;
| Arrive At Platka next Wednesday and Saturday by
l0pm
Proposals omit Silver Spring will be considered.
6005 From Patka, by Welaka volusa, and Enterprise
| 10 MelonvilIe, 100 miles and back, oncs week
in steamboat.
Leave Pa,ka. Monday am;
| Arrive at Mellonvil'e next day by IL am;
Leave Mslloov,e Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at P,laika day by p m.
Bids to commence at Welaks ace invited.
6806 From Enterprises to New smyrna ~ mes and back
| week.
Leave Enterprise Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at New Smyrna Same day by s pm;
Leave New Smyrna Monday at 6 a m;
| Arrive at Enterprises same day by s pm.
6607 From New Smyrna TO Indian River, 40 miles and
back, twice month
/ Leave New smyrna on the lst and I'd Wednesday,
Of each month;
Arrive at Indian River in days,
Leave Indian River on The "a and Attn Saturdays Of
Il each month;
Arrive at New Smyrna in days.
6SDs From Indian River by Jupiter, Miami $50 miles
II and back, a month.
Leave Indian River the lst Friday Of each month
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by l0} am;
Leave Atlanta daily at 81 a M and 81 p m, from
Juno to November i, and D u m and p m
residue Of year;
days by 81 a m, from June to November /, ana
by m and ii IN residue of year.
Leave Camak daily at 8! pm;
Arrive at Warcnton same day by OPP
Leave Warrcnton daily at 8 p m;
Arrive at Camak same day by 81 pm.
$500 From Atlanta, by Red Oak, Fairburn, Palmetto,
Newman Granville, Hogansville, La Grange,
and Long Cane, to Yves, Point, 81 miles and back,
Leave Atlanta daily at II am;
Arrive at West Point same days by 4 m;
Leave West Point daily at a M from June to
November l, and at m residue of year;
Arrive at Atlanta by m, from June to Novem-
Der !, and at II m residue Of year.
1898 From Atlanta, by Fulton Botonsvile, Neal Dow,
Marietta, Moons. Acworth, Allatoona, Carters-
vle Cassville, Kingston, Adairsvile, Calhoun,
Resaca Tlton, Dalton, Tunnel Hill, Ringgold,
Opaika and Chattanooga, Tenn to Chattanooga,
lao miles and hack, daily.
Leave Atlanta daily at a m;
Arrive at Chattanooga Same days by pm;
Leave Chattanooga daily at II m;
Arrive at Atlanta same days by 5 o m.
SSA From Augusta to Richmond Factory, 10 miles and
back, twice week
Leave Augusta Wednesday and Saturday a, 81 m;
Arrive at Richmond Factory same days by 81 p m;
Leave Richmond Factory Wednesday and Saturday
ATTAIN;
90. Arrive at Augusta same days by 10 am.
bS95 From Augusta, by Nebraska, Kioksc, Eubank's s.,
Double Branches, Lincolnton, Goshen, Petersburg,
ssr An,hony's Shoals, Cooks Law Office EbertoS,
Amandnvilic, Eagle Grove, Bowersvle and
aa Fairview, to Gainesville. Il6 miles and back, once
FL - week.
Leave Augusta Thursday at 6 I'm;
Arrive at Gainesville next Saturday by y m;
Leave GAINESVILLE Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Augusta next Wednesday by 7pm
$500 From Lombardy, by Republican, Recdy Creek
Spread Oak, and 81 ysn Grove to Fenn's Bridge
80 miles and back, week.
Leave Lombardy Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Fenn's Bridge same day by spm
Leave Fenn's Bridge Saturday at 6 m
90. Arrive at Lombarsy same day by pm.
| ossl From Thompson, by Wnghbboro, White Oak,
Appling, and Winfield, to Raysvlllc, - miles ard
back, three times a week, supplying Wreh,sboro'
only on tho going trips and White Oak, Appling,
and Winfield only on the return trips.
Leave Thompson Tueeday, Thursday, and Satur-
da~at ami
| Arrive at Raysvie same days by l0am;
Leave Raysvile Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at l0i am;
e,oo Arrive at Thompson days by 81 p m.
0'oo From Double Wells by Sharon, to Washington 1872
miles and back, times a week.
Leave Double Wells daily, except Sunday, at p m;
hnveat Washington same days by 23pm;
,eaye washington daily except sunday at m;
e,O Arrive at Double Wells same days by a M
Maxey, to Athens, 39i miles and back, times
week.
Leave Union Point daily, excep, Sunday, a, III a
mi
arrive at Athens same days by "a pm;
.eayeAthens daily, except Sunday, at Tam;
arrive at Union Point same days by ii am.
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Arrive at Clayton day by pm.
6449 From Morgantown to Murphey, NJ C., and back,
week.
Bidders will state the distance, and propose sched-
ule.
6a50 From Ball Ground to Egeay and back once week
Bidders will state the distance and propose a schcd-
645l Fom Morganlon, by Blue Ridge, White Path Ellie
jay, Talking Rock, Paramount, and Pine Log, to
Cassyille, GO miles and back, twice week.
Leave Morganton Tuesday and Friday at 1 pm;
Arrive at CassvlIe days by PM
Leave Cassville Monday and Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive al Morgsnton next days by u m.
CASA From Young Cane, by Sselnah, Stock Hi Teko-
nelly. and Caricey, 10 Talking Rock, ~ miles and
back, once week.
Lave Young Cane Wednesday at a m;
Arrive AT Talking Rock same day by 8 D m;
Leave Talking Rock Tuesday at a m;
Arrive al Young Cane day by D m.
CASE From jasper Csssville and back once a week
Bidders will state the distance, and propose schad-
CASA From Lawrenceville, by CAMS and Hog Mountain
to Gainesville, 81 mics and hack, three times a
week. A~
Leave Lawrenceville Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at Nm
Arrive al Gainesville same days by Spm;
Leave Gainesville Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
nt3am;
Arrive at Lawrencevie same days by IL m
SASS From Lawrencevilie, by Ching epin Grove, Au-
burn, Mulberry, aud Marcus, to Jefferson 40
miles and back, week
Leave Lawrencevile Friday at am;
Arrive at ], iferson day by 6 pm
Leave Jefferson Saturday al m;
Arrive at Lawreocevils ssne day by 6 . M
6456 From La~rencev,Ie, by Suwannes, Shcltonvlle
Dawes Greek, Cumming, and Lewiston, to High
Tower, 80 miles and back, twice week to Shell
tonyie and once week the residue.
Leave Lawrenoevillo Tuesday and Friday At a m
Arrive at Shetonville same days by III am,