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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-08

v. B. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent is the authorized Agent Tor the DAILY
News and and iiera oithe Times m the cities o
Boston, New York aud Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered To take advertisements aud sulstrp
tons at the rates rs requr, 10y US. lIs receipt
will be regarded as payments. lie o,ii,cs alr--
Boston, Scollny,s Building, Court sIi,ct New
York, Tribune Buidngj Philadclphia, North.
west corner Of Third aud Chesuut strreis.
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Tteoiogi a, Ssniaa'rs, ~ei,n Sc oad D. y,ish-
sd njHc MH,-.,nd 10 ;;ict, bN ~ CLASSES 10 he
comahrttN, AmoGg others il Is c,omhmrdcd hy
Rev. ~. LYMAN BEEcHEr, "a P,es't.a. o
L'Ue rbroln. icdl Seminary, Cior;nna :, Ohio,
Rev. -. LEoSARD WOODS, Abto" o; nf
Throl1gy ~ An lover Theological Semir ~,
M,,B. iios. DANIEL p. THoMPsoS, Sec,c,.ry
o. .,, o; Vermont, aulho, of"Green Monn;ain
Bows, ,"'.L ck Amsded," &c, Monrpeju, VI;
Y. T.. WILLi,1s, e a., formerly Collector uf
th,P,. OF t'mo q. Nd; Rev vJosrPHLIrcH,
Phi.",','; pa.; e. &. FERNALD, Poi .lund,
Me. sdn niiyo
{ Guar. ica "; or oL 30 co., hc. We
now -, rIpf,I -, a. tVgy aqao.s d., isy uHh
iici rte., blos Uroppers, sh ~. .5-. and
fec 'ihiss Wa. Jd'h Gbr, 20. o.. ''rg E-.,y
f,', 6"ey = o on.'.' = o't'e sn.1 s'ae.
Gs'oars ri C,a,',., rs md imieions ~
E.quis 80, ire,p ,le hr ., usoLi NAIr.
'VEhE'ABLG pGs."O\A"Y Eti.AN'
Prepared oaiy 5y "EGn, ,tU,iCR x Co.
Drug $50. Eo.iot, ~ odd 10y Apo Ia, ,',- r.d
touory d'chtr e. 80, w. .. ice, .. .e iae,
~ ,D0j sm,J SIR, 20 ,tda.
f.rs he 10 Nswpo %, u. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CA>wELL.
Gm
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FouRrEEN WITNESSES |:

Mr HASKIN has above fncs, and the fsets
re Witnessed aud certified to uy DR.. 7. .WILLlAMs-Mr
r. BROWN proprietor Of the Wet Rome l3ofs-hessrs
SiSsELL 4 LEOSARD, wholesale and retail druggiss-
nd ELEVEN other Tespcctckle Witness.
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"ATTicA, Genesee Co, February I, ls0
IN. T. WALLACE& CO.-Genasmsn. was, for more
hnn year. afflicted with disease Of the stomach. Ieosd
oi any fat greasy subsanc without causing great
,ain, sickness and vomiting, and continually smetsd
With q sour stomach =. an experiment. tried. ose tet
DO OF BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, TO my utter dsaD-
,onimen eased and vsliersd he usual pos. anv, eae
used asecond bottle which has surcd
he disease. am now well and hearty, and eai alusoa
snytlng without being pnned, the stomach beeoaing
fours respectfully, r, s. WILCOX
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-08

We earnestly invite all persons who suffering With
any O the ills that flesh is heir TO- TO call on Dr. John
Bulls agent, aIri yet copy Of Bulls Family Journal
GRATIS and for the sake Of humanity we hope that
single individual will not b- found UNIV ing to give Bulls
sasapsra THL after reading, aud recolec ting at the
same time, tina, IL h mpossb. for the Doctor publish
the tenth part Of the number OF certificates
cures pelorned by his snrapariiia. The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered on Dr. Bulls Ssrsspar
from well known and distinguished individuals both in
Bile and private life has been perfectly overwhelming.
EP PRINCIPAL OFFICES, No. y Gilsey
BuiidiBg. Cortlnnd--treet. New York and
Nc. Fiftb-street, Louisviile, Ky.
Sold in N'wror Nv IlkZAED & CASWI
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COM NEKClNI Mi11I,A'.
tNSi RANCE COMPANY,

COMMERCIAL MI 1LA'.
tNSi RANCE COMPANY,
PkovioENCE,R l.
Oflrs In Frsnk'iD House. corner of south Main an
College stieeA.
Insure azrin, Fire aud MARINE RISKS on favuin
bic terms AZ other stock Conn panes.
Capital lUOUO.
THIS Company affords the snfnp security nihe.
Stock ;ompauirs with The additional advnnurg, tu
the Insured OF SHARING equally WIN The SIor rkhnltrs
the >et Earnings ol the business, whUu' any lie.
bity 20 assessment
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Ilsrkntss Amos Be,kwth
tray Tar, Hem, l.ippiu,
Tiunan Beckwiih Hosea BHllon Jr
Tho mas J. Stead, Henry q. Mathrwson
WiIism A Robinson james g. Anthony,
James Y. Smuh, John n. Mason,
A. w. Dixie. Daniel Day,
Billings Bar tow, Edward P,nrce
ChtrIes ~. lin'hey, George w. thapm,
tharl-, u. FISHER, W illiaiH ] Ring,
Cyrus Tar, Joseph arpehirr,
Cyrus d. Manchester, seth rmlelsr
Earl =. Mason.
TNDHAS uARK Ness, President.
GEo. Z. ARNOLD. 80 ~.
Application per M! lor Insurance to this Compn
n! viii rec.rve prompt attention.
f'2 dAw =,
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WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY Y.-REsTORATION
TO UEALTIi bF A GENTLEMAN, AGED as,
WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR.

4 WEAKNESS AND DEDILlTY:.REsToRATION
/ TO uEALTIi OP A GENTLEMAN, AGED45,
WIEN AT DEATHS DOOR.
Copy offs Le,,e, from the Rev ,h.re' THhith .da'eo
Norton, 81. Philips, near Bath, snInersetshre,
l7th A"s1st, 1858.
! To PHoFEssoR Hon owAY,
sir,-A Mr.. JosEPB pUxros, formerly . resident
~ this place, had been In declining state ot health
foI upwards ofthrre years, gradually wasting away
tea shadow by nightly preparations and wanl ofnp
petite, which caused great uneasiness 10 his ritn,s
NJ he had consulted vsTiou medical rtn In Hath
without effect. lie NJ last used your Pills. and under
Providence. was restored to health by iheir
lie lately elngr.'-d to New Yoik, and has just writ
ten Ia say that he wns never bette! IN health, ahd
desired me 10 scqnaint you with the circumstance
ought also u mention. ibHt my wife had derived
great benefit from, the sse of your Pills.
remain. Sir. yours, respectfully.
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Minister
PERMA>ENT GlREo OF A DISEASED LIv
Err, OF NANY " tRs' DURATION.
Copy Of Letter from Nj CAMS, Chemist, Yeovil,
10 Professor Holloway
Dear sir-ln this district your Pills Sesimsnd .
more extensive sale than suy other propyeinry med
ciur before the public As proof OF their eficnc,
IN Liver and Bilious Complaints l.Inny mention the
following case; A la'y this lawn with whom
an personally acquainted, for years wis severe
S"frier from d'sens. Of the Liver and digestive
z AUS; her medical Httrndent assured her tha, he
Soui do nothing Ia relieve her snncTDgs, and II var
not likely she could survive many months. This nd
nounceuepi naturally caused great alarm among he
ti~"ls and relntions. and they induced her Ia max
triHl OF your pills, which 20 improved her genera
henth that she WIS indncrd 20 continue them until
shr received perfect cure. This is twelve month,
ago, and she has not experienced any symptoms q
RELAPSE, and often dec dies that your Pills have been
the means Of saving hrr life.
! remain, Dear Sir, yours truly,
July 2Srd, 1853. (signed) J. CAMS.
Th.st c.Rbrdt,d PUks aTe pondsTI,Iy eUcacuu'
in the foHoatng complaints.
tgue Female lrreg- ecrofnla, OF
ASTHMA ularities Kings Evil
Bilious Com. Fevers Of Sore Thu ons J
plants all kinds stone Grsve
Bfotches on Fits Secondary
the Skin GOut symptoms
Bowel COM Headache Tic UOlOureU q,
plants Indigestion Tumours
Coles lhfsmmhiisR Ulcers
Constipation Of JHundc~ ventrenAt
the Bowels Liver Com fertOns
Consumption plants Worms Of |
Debility Lumbago all Kind.
propsy Piles Weakness
Dv-.nlery rheumatism from vhntr, ,
Erysipelas Retention of eT cause &C
Urine
sold nj the Establishment Of Prsfesso ow vi
No. 80 MAIDEN LANE, New York. ard ai
2ii strand, (nelr Temple Bar, London aid by all
c.spctt table druggists AMI Dealers IN Medic inc,
throughout the United States in Pots and Boxes At
- cents, C2 ~ cents, and 80 each. ,
9rrh, re is ~ considtI able SAVING by taking th,
larger sizes.
N H.-Directons for the guidance Of patients N
rvpry disorder al ned "a nrh RpI. ~,
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SSCR0F{IjLA

II EAop,onds Of sues f ccrefia. rnsssr,. vyhss 80
Asr ip,pus di.ea.ss VI me EoDd ondr ~ Nflf SMALL
AUANTITY ,rh!rh lars D.>d Of Mt~ss - y1se rs~s y
srh diseases he onyy yroc( VI l< rnrs~g s'c'em rsv~ !"
II Medicine trhi has ssldsd 1nd erHersd suHh sS~'s
h<u1 1<r< II sf.ou<4l NJ SrrtdT fhal -
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cANcERous scRorULA

.~sd Of q worse case Of scROTpLX. by only ssxss Sss
W. OF Brans Purifier than cured W The use N
rs cALLoss Of the best Ssysapayfi that made
Durssparls has ~edies Sss~ 70 eject ths eurs
sf such ysvoifin9y ho1slsss csse.
Mr. J. B. HASkfN Of ROME Os<ida o.. ~ y, bad Sevy
s,a four yedys confined 70 his bsd The osf yscr-hs
vas 90 much diseased and debtnyed % W be unable
pise his hand his head He had tho bs; ~sdkai aSvs
had used Of the bsf SdysdSaros % good effect
TO, coyss and eoys and considered to be In dvne
% H. and could not live hrsnfvfv hosrs osy-, when h
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER. His nsek scus
n Ten nearly off, Gon hole eafen Myess
sss ,cindpip under his chin that he brcsfhcd onrf
The his eaton around uia could be iVfss
., ont OF It's place. only holding by sndu piece; the
sf one arm destroyed by ulcers; ulcer undcs
he arm ms large mans Aasd had nearly ssn through
~ side into his body Thus he sn,ic with fscepfD
n,ch pufrd aed o6esive ueeys, yariA parts Of bic
ersu. For further and full psrticulsrs, wee our PAM
pIiLETS
Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilfhl ply
,ciuns Of Rome waf called to Haskip The day b6rs
sc commenced using Branrs Purifier DR.. w. examined
iin and then told him that al e medieiAo n hs Wovt1
arid nof euye higp-that bis caso was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-08

TTFF' 'iNTsN - " y VNT y
REMEDY 'o,. pCLNON-
AIRY nISEA 49,: ~
siveIy Usrj, T." ID -" An
proved ir New %s.Iprd &. -
ada, aud he Cri ,,h r,Ovia-
ces do ~ = p'i;od &c
TWENTY VEN Years,
by Fmi"'a physicians. Chr
gynsn, Professors oi Coll,ec,,
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PREPARED BY

PREPARED BY
j Am ES c.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Che cmist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents por Box. Five Boxes for ST..
SOLD BY
HAZARD x CASWEL' 4, and R.J. TAYLOR
kEWPOIT:
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LiVER.COMPL.AINT /!

Or. NATHAN HUB BARD, OF S.as,,,,S Conn one n
he oldest and most respectable physicians, ahe,e'
9Th Lire: Complaint mn ycnrs, and poecy
v using BRANr'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We eou,i
isme hundreds OF other cases, also cured.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

CHtkP ChSh UNt.
or keeping the largest and msl selected stock
the most desirable goods, will be improved from
an examination OF the present large assortment.
The stock embraces decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produced, and he has large number OF names %
Farmers on Rhode Island and in the Western
District Of this State, who testify to the su-
peror quality of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER Pro + ROOTS.
The goods have all been received within u few
days, from the Eastern Factories, in one Of which
he is interested, and had large portion Of his
stock manufactured expressl, for this market un.
der the supervision of onc who IL we'll acquainted
with the description Of goods required for this
section of country. Having also purchased
largely for cash, he is prepared 10. sell on such
reasonable terms as must please and prove to the
purchaser that he can successfully cenipetc with
any in the State.
Country Merchants will please give him
call, as he will supply YOU well, out OF his large
stock now OIL hand.
The attention Of the Ladies is invited to his
large assortment of Fall and Winter Buskins and
Cater Boots, which will be sold very low.
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NO. I44 THAMES ST., Corner OF Frank ST.,
THIS well known establishment again presents
lis claims to your attention. The proprietor is
now prepared to show every Kind Of fashionable
Goods for Fall aud Winter wear.-1'he widely
snread reputution of the
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4 LA.-r" h iirren aud Dack ir... ol su.
i per''r qu.. ity, Just reed a, ~ B,nd 81
i22 ttDNNEIl. Y DENNIS
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U-liear what DR.. stapp, phi, sicisn wAo stands AZ
the Top of his profession Of John Bulls
have been using John Bulls sarsaparla in a great
variety "f chronic Diseases with the most happy Effects
a' hnve no hesitation in nding IL 70 the public
Tor the cur. of .croiua syphilis, and all cutansous aud
gsnduiar diseases Yours, most fervently,
Lewisport, Ny, April s, 1919 Nm sTAPP M D.
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TIE GREAT S'rANDArD
DlsNl lllNN MR. Ng/lN A.

~ in N.wn ~, hy nhZAED & CASWI u
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the girl TO the ooman, and the sooan at iAs aes
he case 10 accelerated and the other so gyadpsus ~
-ssed 10 prevent any VI tne i dsedss that frcQuss
Y aTfe in conse eluence OF such ehange.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-11

a y this is progressive world, we will en-
IA deavor to keep up with the fast times without any
particular Kind aid stopping to got rested and If
cheap goods and small profits demonstrate this pro-
gresslve age, we are not be numbered among those
who fall short of the 25 cent reduction.
Day STATE SHAWLS--=A fine lot
~ Our Shawls alone will establish our prices 25 deg
below zero.
SATIN BONNETS-Ah! we always sold
NJ more Bonnets than any other house in town, and
our fall bonnets are cheaper and more beautiful than
ever
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-11

New YoRK, April 6.
The Baltic has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the "a.
Nothing important from Sebastopol.
The Vienna conference unanimously
agreed on the first point, placing the pr,n.
cipalities under the first powers.
Gar Alexander had made several speech.
es, wild to the diplomatic body, bu,
strong to the army; on the whole his Ian.
guage was interpregated in pacific.
The Paris correspondent of the Lodon
Times telegraphs under date of Friday even.
ing:
News from Vienna appears to be favora-
Bile to peace, and at Paris people are dis.
posed to believe that the confere nee will Be
attended with happy result.
The Gar gave strong evidence Of abiding
by the plans traced out by his father, and
that he would make no concession.
Rumors were current of new basis oi
arrangement, including the freedom of the
Back Sea, the opening of the Danube, and
the erection OF Turkish fortresses in Asia.
Constantinople advices state that the Porte
has determined to maintain undiminished
sovereignty over the Dardanells, and pro.
test against the Christians of the Empire
being placed under any foreign protec-
tion,
The official reports Of the storming OF
Malakof redout on the night of the 2Sd oil
February, by the French, are published and
exhibit one of the most gallant achieve.
n,onts ofthe campaign.
Gen. Ostensacken telegraphed to st. Pc
tersbufg on the night of the l0th:- We e.
rected a new redont about three hundre d
yards in froat OF the Kernillof' bastion.--
Our works are carried on with success
Nothing of Importance before Eupator-
ia.
The health of the Allied troops was salts
factory.
The English position was we'll forti6-
ed.
The Russians had received reinforce.
ments.
The weather is fine and dry. The sick
were deriving benefit from the change.
The Russians were receiving large en-
forcemeuts, provisions and munitions OF
war.
Omar Pacha's force on the Sd OF. March
was $4,000, and continually being rein.
forced.
Nicholas death was annouced in Sebas-
topol on the 9th of march.
Odessa advices to the l4th, states that
Prince Menscikof died Of fever at Sema-
phoral- doubtful
Constantinople letters of 18th OF March
mention that continued shocks of earth
quakes were being felt Mount Olympus
smoked like a volcano.
The Russians bad sunk three or four
more ships Of war in the harbor of Sebas-
topel.
French hospitals at Constan,inonle had
been burned to the ground, and ninety-s
persons perished.
The palace of Begler Bey had been re-
paired and put in order for the Emperor Of
Napoleon.
The Pope had sent an embassy OF condo
ence and friendship to Alexander.
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Dentistry.

DR. ]. G. Willis, DENTIST, respectfully
~ informs the people of Portage county, that he has
opened Office over Rowe and Wtei store, in the
west end of the brick block He will Insert whole sets
of teeth on the princpe andpar-
al sets in the same way, in suitable cases. Piveteeh
inserted so as to be servicable and durable. Teeth
filed with Gold and tin foil so as 30 preserve them
from future decay from fifteen to twenty years. All
work done by him will be warranted to do good SER
vice. and will be flushed D the highest style ofhe art
He will also, pay particular attention to correcting r
reguartes in chdrens teeth and will treat success
fully the various diseases peculiar to the mouth,
Extracting done with the utmost care and with the
least pain possible. Choroform given in suitable ca
ses frequired, and with perfect safety. References
will be given to individuals who have worn whole and
partial ses ofteeth putup by him. for years and with
complete success. Also TO those who have now in
their mouths, pivoteeth inserted by him six years ago.
and which have not required the least repairs. He
will also referto persons who have teeth now perfect
ly sound, which were filed by him from four to six
years ago He invites all who may require the servi
ce ofa Dentist to give him call before engaging work
and ensures those persons who may favor him with
their patronage, thaths charges will be reasonable and
his work warranted to be perfectly satisfactory Most
kinds OF farm produce taken in exchange for work.
Specimens OF his workmas be seen at his office.
March z; 1S55-3I-tf
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Letter from, Chicago.
Chicago III. April 2,

Chicago H., April 2, 1866.
FRIEND HART: | found myself safely
landed in this city, about II hours after
leaving your pleasant and dourishing village;
400 miles in II hours! well this is fast
age; and Chicago is emphaticaly fast city
In growth it is not probably surpassed by
any town in the United States Its popula.
ton in 1910 was about 5oOO;--in 1850, %
000;-in 1854, 10000. From its location
and facilities for trade, it must continue to
increase in population and prosperity for
years to come. 1t has the name abroad to
some extent of being an unhealthy place.
locatGv on low wet ground &c. The reports
circulated iast year as TO the sickness and
cholera, Were very much ex agerated. Chi
2ago is probably as healthy as most Of the
Western cities. By proper system OF
drainage which the city authorities contcm-
Plate making, the health of the place may
be much improved. | do not consider it
the most desirable place for residence
but as place Of business, it offers induce
meRts 10 the ent6fprising business man not
often met with. Rents are high and diff
cult to fEd. The demand is much greater
than the supply. Money would be we'll in-
vested in erecting buildings. This seems to
be the great collecting and distributing point
for large extent of country; and in pro.
portion as the surrounding country pros
pers and increases in wealth and impor-
tance, so must the city.
Chicago has always been governed in a
measure by foreigners and whiskey--but
at the late Election, different party gained
the day. The new Mayor promises we'll;
and has already commenced acting as well
as talking. Last Sabbath the larger part of
the 600 rum shops were closed. Those that
kept open were fined. This is said to be
the only Sabbath the city ever saw.
/ see by the Annual Review Of the Com.
merce, that this is the greatest primary grain
port in the world. In 1854, the grain re-
ceived, amounted to l5,S04,42 bushels
The lumber trade was 248, 1896, ,7S3 feet
The city has about $500 miles of Railroad
over these roads arrive and depart about 100
trains per day. Arrivals Of Steamers, Pro-
pellers and other Vessels for the year. num-
Der about 5000--tonnage 100000. In
short it is great business place. It can
not be denied however that something is
done in mlangfactariag Gas and specializing
in Real Estate. t.The chicagoites are good
at wind work. The spring trade has just
commenced, and there is already very
large amount travel passing through here
for Mississippi, Iowa and Kansas, some on
a prospecting tour, and some to settle
So the world wags on not slow.
Yours truly HI H. 4
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Election in Portage County.

From the best information we are able to
gain, as to the recent election, the Know
Nothing party has decreased in Portage
county from 500 to 600 votes since last
October. ivith the exception Of Rootstown
and two others, their mujorities have been
lsssened in every township. In Palmyra
where the Know Notbings had majority OF
its6m 80 to 10 last fall. the Democrats have
elected their ticket by handsome vote. In
Streetsboro there was the same result
Charlestown, Aurora and several other towns
have largely increased in their Democratic
vote.
Know Nothingism is bound to yield in
"Old Portage"
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t%A fAt For the Sentinel.
4 Word of COmmisseratiOM and
ExDHanasiOm.

Mr.. EDrToR;-The recording of the lead
ing editorial in the last number of the Por-
tsge Democrat, mast have been a painful
task, as the writer intimates. What pity
that he could not have been " sparef' from
performing it! How must every lover of
truth regret that he felt compelled to give
such false coloring to things, and to make
statemsnts so wide from the truth. His
conscience, If he had the aemblance Of one
len, must have been greatly hurt in making
such record. His case. therefore, demands
commissero tion, and this word Of pity is of
Sered for his special benefit. #
II ExfLAsATroH--The issue in the late
township and corporation election, was not,
a. the tickets show. strictly an Anti.Slavery
one. Tie question Of Know Nothingism
had prominent place in many minds, who
are opposed 70 its Jesuistical tactics, and in
Huenced them in casting their votes. And
the attempt Of the Portage Democrat to dis
parage the old and tried frieads Of freedom,
BY representing them as the " allies Of the
Rasenna Regency only discloses the fact
that such men will not submit TO the reign Of
such secret dynasty, cloaked under the
name OF Republicanism. And the author
Of such disparagements, may rest assured,
that BY no such efforts will he be able 70 ar
rest the downfall Of that dynasty in this
county. And when that good time shall
coma, and the battle shall be truly and open
u pitched between freedom and slavery
those whom he would now disparage, will
display a. much true devotion and courage
in defense Of the former, ss any present
chief Or leader ofthe ranks3of Know Noth-
sgisup, NTl-sLAviEk.Yis' * Il i