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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-03-28
FROM HAVANA.

Pinto and others, convicted of conspiracy
against the Captain Conclta, have been
sentenced to be garrotcd. is stated the sentence
vii, doubtless be executed. The Consuls present
had vainly endeavored to obtain an interview with
Concha, to ntercede in behalf of the conspirators
We alluded in our last 70 the firing by Span
ish ship, Cuba, at the U. S. steamer El Dora
do. A report of the affair has been transmitted
to the government at Washington, and prompt
says:
1.-The repetition Of such outrages satisfies US that
pacific relations with Spain cannot long be main
tai"cd, and we think this conviction cannot be too
earnestly impressed on the public mind. :"
We agree with the Union President Pierce is
Of course well Informed as to all matters touching
relations with Spain and Cuba. The Black
Warrior affair is not forgotten by the country.
Would it not be we'll to teach that arrogant gov
ernmenta lesson ito give it to understand, in the
sternest tones, once and for ALL that the people of
the United States have been driven to a point
where they will no longer forbear-unless deci-
ded and marked change should take place in its
conduct towards them-to infict upon it sum-
mary and signal chastisement? The same course
on the part of respectable power, like France or
Great Britain, would have resulted ere this in hos
tilities.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Any one who will examine the returns of the
elections in this State will at once perceive how
Metcalf, the Know Nothing candidate, was elected
Governor. In 1913 towns, it appears Baker, Ne
braska Democrat, lost $500 votes compared with
last year-Bell, Wing, lost 1900 votes, and the
Freesoil candidate lost 9,4OO votes. These *otes,
thus lost by the Wing and Freesoil candidates,
went to Metcalt, the Kno,U Nothing, and insured
his election.
This is the victory over which Southern Know
Nothings are exulting-the victory which gives
equal JOY to Horace Greely, who heralds it as an
overthrow Ct President Pierce, on account Of the
great and damning sin " of the Nebraska bill
+" hatched by Atchison, Douglas, Pierce, and their
agents and abettors." We shall give more proofs
in our next as to the real abolition character of this
Know Nothing triumph in New Hampshire. That
Southern man who can find in it cause for exulta'
ton and rejoicing is false to the soil that gave him
birth.
Thank God, there are still twenty-seven thou
sand men in New Hampshire
| have not yet Il" bowed the knee to Baal"
The two Senators from New Hampshire will
most probably be the traitor Burke, and the abo
lition incendiary, John P. Hale. Hale stumped
the State for the Know Nothings-but of course
after his election to the Senate, he will be consd
cred a bogus, and it will he given out by the or
gans that he is not true representative Of the
American organization, at least on the slavery
question! What knavery!
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! There was terrific explosion at the coal pits,
Chesterfield, Va. on the 18th. Eight persons were
taken out dead, and some twenty Or thirty horri-
bly, burned. The explosion waA caused by blast
Most of the killed were slaves.
SNow.-The first snow of the season in this
locality, fell on, Wednesday night last. 1t cover
ed the ground to the depth of two or three inches
but is now rapidly disappearing.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-03-28

Ex President Van Buren was in Paris at the la
test dates, and had had an interview and long con-
versation with the Emperor Napoleon.
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LETTERS FROM GEN. SCOTT.

What will those Scott Wings who are Know
Nothings, say to the following letters from Gen.
Scott, written during the last Presidential cam
paign9 In that campaign these Wings approved
these sentiments of Gen. Scott, and sustained them
at the polls
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AYERS
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GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
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that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the eyi
,iences of its virtues in any community where it
mas been employed. So wide is the field Of its use
fulucss, and so numerous the cases OF its cures,
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of Coins. COUGHS, HoARsRSEss, &C.; and for
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that can be obtained
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section We need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that il ever
has been, and that the genuine article Is sold by
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-07

STRAW GOODS as cheap as the cheap
~ est for cash, at No phenix block.
May l6 1855 JTGREEN
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Meeting OF Old soldiers.

Att meeting Of soldiers of the war oil
lsl9-l5, convened at the Court House in
Rayenna, Ohio, July 4th, 1855, agreeable to
adjournment from January sth, 1856,
Present, George Barnes, John McKelvey,
Samuel C. Thompson, Phillip Willyard,
Thomas Likens, John Oldham, William
Frazer, John Harmon, Samuel Redfeld,
Jacob Slough, John Green, Henry Hogle
and Samuel Case, of Ravenna; Michal
Stewart, Silss Farr, and Alvin Wood, of
Streetsborough; Henry Boszor and John
Boosinger, Of Brimfeld; Simon Allen, of
Atwater; WIN. Ward and John Carts, of
Rootstown, james M. Smith, George Hess
and Stephen Cannon, Of Aurora.
Col. VIM. Frazer was chosen President,
and John Harmon, Secretary.
A free expression of Sentiment was had.
Some short and pertinent speeches were
made BY the President, by Mr.. Redfeld, Mr..
Thompson, and others-when the following
Resolution was Offered by John Carts Esq,
and passed unanimously.
Resolued, That we again petition Con-
gress 10 pass law granting pensions to
all the soldiers Of the war of 1919, and to
the widows and orphans Of soldiers, the
same as has been granted to the soldiers of
the revolutionary war.
On motion, it wus0unanimously resolved,
that when this meeting adjourns, it be to
meet again, on the eighth day Of January,
1866.
The following persons were nominated
and appointed committee of arrange
ments, for the next meeting. Col. VIM.
Frazer, Samuel Redfeld and John Harmon.
ResOlred, That the secretary be requcs-
ted to prepare sketch of the proceedings
of this meeting, and offer it for publica.
tion in the papers.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
VIM. FRAZER, President
JOHN HARMON, Secretary.
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Western Reserve College Conn
mcncemeMt--Ord Of Exercises.

l. The Baccalurate aud farewell dis
course of President Pierce, will be de.
livered Sabbath, p. M. July 9th, at o.
clock, at the chapel.
2. Hon. Samuel Galloway, of Columbus
will address the Literary Society, Wednes.
day, July lth, ut II O'Clock, A. NJ.
8. Prof. r. NJ. Walker, of Westerville
Institute, will address the Society of Alum
nj, Wednesday, P. NJ. at 3 O'Clock:
1. Prize Declarations by members OF
the graduating class, and degrees conferred,
Thursday A. H., July 18th, at 9 o'clock.
s. The Inauguration and Inaugural ad-
dress of President Hitchcock, Thursday p.
N. Notice Of the hour will be given at the
close of the morning exercises.
Z. Concert of music, Thursday evening,
under direction Of Mr.. Z. A. Payne, Of C!eve-
land.
The exercises of Thursday, will be 10
the college tent, should the weather be ia.
vorable. Good music is expected.
The society OF Alumni, are requested to
meet at the Chapel, Wednesday, A. M., at
10 o'clock.
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BALLOON AscEEsIoN.-One of the mos
interesting incidents on the 4th at Ravenna
was the ascension of balloon from the
ground in front Of the Collins House a
about 8 O'Clock in the evening. 1t was con
structed by D. G. STEEN, an apprentice in
the Sentinel office, aud A. L. BEcKLEY.-
They experienced some difficulty at first in
getting it started. but with good manage.
ment it finally rose and floated off in fine
style. The affair was managed with cool
ness highly credtable to the boys, and graf
flying to those assembled to witness the as
cension. We understand, they intend to
send up another in few days.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

RLACK AND DRAB SOFT HATS High
Dcrowns from $l,75 to 35O low crowns from O. ,25
to $2,75 at No phenix block.
May Is, 1855 JTGREEN
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or We learn that the Fusion Conven-
ton of the 4th, nominated H. Y. BEEBE, for
the Office of State Auditor. Mr.. BEEBE has
been for number of months past, the Pres
ident of the Know Nothing Council at Ra-
VIENNA. This of course gave him influence
in the Convention, and will probably aid
him in securing nomination on the 18th,
at Columbus. The majority of the delegates
thore, will no doubt be members of the Or
der. ..
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or WEsTFIELD NEWS LETTER. - Our
friend HENRY A. CARTER, late Of the Demo
crat Office, in RaveLna, has recently become
one Of the proprietors of the Nsws Letter,
published at Westfeld, Massachusetts. The
paper is fine large sheet and well printed.
1t is we'll established, being in its fifteenth
volume. Success to all parties concerned.
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Wheat Harvest, &c,

Will commence in this County, the lat
ter part of the present week. If present
promises hold out, there will be heavier
yield than was ever before harvested in
Summit. The Weeyil is, however, com.
mitting great ravages in the late svwed
wheat. ...
Oats, too, promise more abundant yield
than 40 have had for many years.-Sam'
mI Beacon.
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NEARLY FIRE.--Mr. LANES Cabinet
shop came near being destroyed on the 4th
in consequence of the burning of fire-crack
ers about the premises. 1t caught fire ane
would soon have been in blaze but fos the
timely assistance ofsome person passing BY
who noticed it and gave the alarm.
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H |. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS.

BY EXPRESS FROM NEW YORK.
JUST received nice assortment of Spring
and Summer Bonnets Of all styles, silk, straw and
lace, at No Phenix Block.
RaYenna, April "a, 1855 n. L. DAY.
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METes COUNTY. DEMocRAr.-We have re-
ceived the first number Of the Meigs County
Democrat, paper just started at Pomeroy,
Ohio. 1t is fine looking sheet, and its ed
tcrial columns give evidence of ability and
etfergy on the part of those, conducting it.
o. M. FrRoR Editor; H. w. SHERWOOD
Geo. publishers. We heartily wish them
success in the enterprise.
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Gold Digsings in Summit County

The Summit Beacon says that small,
but distinctly marked piece of gold bearing
quartz was found a few days since, at Dry
Run, small stream that empties into yell
low Creek in that county. The metal
found in it, has been carefully tested and
proved to be pure as the best California gold.
The discoverer refuses to state the exact
locality where it was found, intending pro-
baby to have the speculation all to him
self.
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Ono JOURNAL OF EDucATIoH.-The Ju'
" number of this journal is on our table.
To the practical tea cher, such work is
of great value. In this number will be found
the Report ofthe Committee of Common
Schools, aEtatistics of schools, teachers &c. F"
"Home Education" The Teachers Reputa-
tion," and other we'll written documents.
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JULY APPOINTMENTS
DOCT. III. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PhySiCiaI \

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows.
Ravenna--prentiss House, Tuesdays and Wednes-
,ay, until 3o'clock, P. N. Oath and 25th July.
Akron--Empire House Monday, 23d July.
Warren-Gaskill House, Saturday, 2eth July.
Clcveland-American house, Friday and Satur.
day 9th and 7th July.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver
Lungs, Kidneys Spleen, Infammations, Rheuma
ism, Ashma Shortness Of Breath difficulty ofbreath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa
bties, Restlessness, Loss of appetite, Constipation
Derangement Of the Stomach, Bilious Grav-
e, White Swelings, any long standing Diseases are
invited to call.
No CHARGE ron CoNsuLTAT1oN!-Dr T., neither
beeds blisters; morris he IIomapathis he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antmony, any other mineral
medical agent;nor is he Thompsonan, he neither
steams gives emetics His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted, but not more
than his system of treatment. He does not make
sick to make WE'LL tear down to build up again. nor
allay any nervous irritation, by patchngup with ano-
dynes
Encouragsmentis never given subiecting the patient
to expense, without Il reasonable hope Of success.
Persons afflicted with cancerous scrofular tumors
or ulcers, should read the following;
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or The card of JOHN L. RANNEY Esq,
will be found in another column. He is
still engaged in the practice Of law at his
Office on. Main Street, where his friends and
clients may find him, ready to attend to bus
mess, with that promptness and ability which
has ever characterized him in the perform
ance of his professional duties.
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DiYOrcR N0fice.

Maria Montgomery Portage County Common Pleas
vs. Vacaton after June Term. A.
Erastus Montgomery 1855. Petition for Divorce.
The said Erastus Montgomery will take notice, tina
petition was fled against him, in the Office OF thl
Clerk, OF the Court of Common Pleas of Portage coun
ty, ohio on the 9Th day of June, A. D. 1855, by MARI
Montgomery praying to be divorced from the said Eras
for cause alleged, gross neglect Of duty for NOR
than three years last past.
RaySnns, June ~, I5dlg.
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HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE
AND
Cheap Goods.

nOWN WITH MONOPOLY EXTOR-
Otion. WV. BARKER's store is open. Call and se-
cure bargains In Dry Goods and Liverpool Ware
expects new arrivals every day. What he has he will
sell you cheap, and hopes before long, to accommo-
date the people of Ravenna and Portage county gen
really, with q large assortment Of Goods
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MOTICE-Notice is hereby given that the
N undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
fed as Administrator, with tho wil[annexed, ofthe
tate Of Jeremy Pike late Of Brimfeld Porage county,
Brimaeid % June, q, lsss-47-sw LYMANsw PIKE.
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Total, @l04,574,se .
THOMAS w. BROWNING, County Auditor.
Commissioners onics, Portage County,
June 9th, 1855. |
We have examined the foregoing receipts and expen-
ditures and compared the with the accounts and
vouchers of the county Auditor and Treasurer aud nd
the same correct.
BBENEzER s. HARMON, County
DAVID Z. WHEELER, Commission
iuS3-46 SYLvEs y RHU1GlNS, ers.
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Finances Of Portage County.

statement Of tho receipts and expenditures of Portage
County, for the fiscal year commencing Juno 9th,
1854, and ending June 9tn, 1855.
RECEIPTS.
Balance remaining in Treasury June o. 1884, 3c6 IS
State common school fund reed from State 126i2,60
Three per cent. fund, 1886
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Will be ready OM the lst July, '55.
THE OLD FARM HOUSE--A 6eaut-

I fu and affecting domestic story. By Mrs. CAR
OLINE H. BUTLER LANG. illustrated with fine en-
cravings by Van Ingen from original designs by White
Nearly Five Hundred pages l2mo. Bound In extra
blue and red Muslin; Gilt, for s. ,25.
The of the authoress OF the above work speaks
volumes In It's fvo and in this she has produced the
crown ing effort other pen. For freshness and vigor
Of thought and STYLE and for orgnality-n the charm
ing views ofcountry life at the sold Farm Housein
the striking illustrations of the oes Of fashionable
city fein her description of good and evil natures
in all the various subjects which she has touched with
her magic pen, she cannot be eXcelled, The gentle
heroine Amy is model Of patience and virtue, perse-
cuted by the evil genius other life the villain Staun-
ton.
The book will be read with avidity, and none who
commence It, will desire to lay il aside till nshed
The publisher offers with full confidence that Its peru
sal will be attended with pleasure and profit to all
readers.
copy of the work will be sent to any part Of the
United States postage free the receipt price.
CHARLES H. DAVIS,
No. 80 South Fourth st. above Chestnut Philadelphia.
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I mValids should read the follow
ing.
rrcrrrEoHryy ~on1rrN1yrnr

COnncauL, ASnt Dlla COs IooOs
DR.. .TuBEs:-Sir-After nine years Of suffering, and
nine years of utless search for help am most happy
to inform you that health Is once more restored. AS
you are aware was afflicted with harsh cough and
frequent splitting of blood from the lungs, both Of
which aggravated by great sensibity to cold and
by often taking cold. My stomach had also been so
disordered for some years that could eat no hearty
food, and but little OF any kind; even milk would
cause me hours of suffering. Strange feelings and a
blindness came over me at this time, and could not
stand for several minutes. then pass off with palpita-
ton and aintness was thin In flesh, and stopped for
ward unavoidably from weakness of chest and stomach
was under your treatment five months ending last
February. During that time the cough and raising
both stopped, digestion became good, and gained
twenty. four pounds in weight. During the summer
and up to this time, retain my health and strength,
and am entirely free from both lung and stomach
symptoms. What other physicians have tried for years
to eloct costing me some two hundred dollars, you
accomplished in five months, at an expense of only ten
dollars. Ny residence is seven miles east of this
place, in Springfield, Pa. LEVI G. GERRED.
P.S My brother, George W. g., whom you treat
ed at the time for epieptic fits to which he had
been subject for fifteen years, has not had since,
then, and his general health Is likewise better now
than it has been for many years before L. G. G.
FISHER & ANDERSON,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
PRINTING s. WRAPPING PAPERS,
jun e23-46 Gait Ohio.
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The following superb acts and scenes will be presen-
ted by Sig, CHlARlNI'S Troupe Of Artists and their
wonderfully trained
ARABIAN HORSES.
Grand Italian Carnival, Act of charges on horse
back by Sig NJ Esedore Sig Chiarini will introdu uce
the two most perfectly trained horses in the world,
PRINCE AND NAPOLEON.
In the course of their curious performances, one
horse Will play an organ while the other dances polk
First appearance of the greatest Boy Equestrian in
the world, LIZ JEuNE BURT, whose wonderful bareback
art over hurdles barriers, &C., has been the asto
ment TALL buh0llers.
GRAND SPANISH NATIONAL DANCES.
~ La Citna ~ s'gnoIia Chiarini, the accomplished
Danseuese on horseback in the world.
Dancing Horse, Don Juan.
Managed by Madame CHIARINI.
The great Western Trick Clown, jim BURT, who is
unrivalltd as Il wit and Jester.
Mr.. Z. Walters, tho double somerset thrower and
champion Vaulter, who, among other feas of daring
aud agility, throws somerset the monster Ele
phaht Queen Ann.
Mcssrs Walters and Burgess, the accomplished gym.
nastsi whose classic posing and grooping on La Per
che, and the dangerous ladder, has ecited the unan
nous applause ofassembed thousands.
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a SSIGNEE'S NOIICE-ROWell d Wit
II ter having this day made general assignment OF
their entire stock in trade notes and accounts to the
undersigned In trust for their creditors All persons
having unsettled accounts with said Brm who are
indebted 10 them BY note requested to call forth
with aud settle the With Melville A. Day, agent
for the Assignee, at No. Phcnx block, in whose pos
session the books and notes gan be found The entire
stock ofgoods covered by said assignment sell
ling off AT Persons therefore wishing to pur-
chase goods cheap will do well to call is de-
sirabe to close up The concern without delay.
Ravcnna, July 2, 1858 4S-iw L. SPALDING,
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GREAT ENGLISH RENEDY.
THE MOST VALUABLE
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
DIR. HAL LSEY'S
FOR e : L NINE!,!

patrouizad by the nobility and Medical faculty of Eng
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Medicines containing molasses Or liauorce, like the
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produce the slightest change In health The Forest
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Its high concentration renders it one Of the most Of
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stitution, and improves the states of the health The
Forest Wine Is rccommcnded in the strongest torms,
for all complaints Of the
n ? Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Disorders,
Bilious Affections, Dropsy, Dyspepsia. Loss of APP
petite, Jaunace, Female Complaints, Scrofu-
la, and all Disorders arising from bad
Blood and impure habit of the system.
SAVED FROM DEATH
Testimony of Mr.. Nathan Matthews, highly respee
table and wealthy citizen of Newark, N. J.
Dr.. G.. W. HALsEv:-I believe your Forest Wine
and Pills. have been the means of saving my life
When commenced taking them ] laid ut the point of
DEATH with Dropsy, Piles, and Asthma. My physicians
had given me over as past cure and my family had
lost all hopes my recovery. While in this dreadful
situation, your Forest Wine and Pills were procured
for me, and before had finished the first bottle of the
Wine and box of Pills. experienced great relief; my
body und limbs, which were greatly swollen, became
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comp lecly cured. The Dropsy, with which my life
placed in such great danger, also nearly gone
have continued the use of your medicines nnt the
present time, and now enjoy perfect health ever
did in my life, although am more than sixty years
of age.