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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

| FEvER AND AGUE AND PHysIc.--W learr
from our exchangesthat the supply Of qui
nine is exhausted in tkreeaof the principe
towns on the Wabash in Indiana Terr,
Haute run short first, and then made rui
on .Vincennes Vincentes drew on Evansvill,
ard cleared that city out. The editor D
the Evansville Journal, in speeking of The
demand forquiaine says: i.d a.t 4 btsa /
quinine market was pretty dry
yesterday Vince nnces had made desnane
for the article, which cleaned out the drug
aestabiishments here. W. will BE- al righ,
| 70 day and il the mean time the public Gai
have . free shaker n sss 8s@
|, Shaking i fashionaIle this I season, y
Some persons have becssle 90 skiil but At Il
bypractice, they can shake Hail Colpmbia
and "Yankss Doodle. - Loasspsls Jour
nal.-
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; his man, after allowing himself to be
made tool 81 by crazy Political ugitstors,
has at length done the proper thing and b
free. In Judge Blacks opinion some time
ugo the Judge said that Williamson "curried
the key OF his prison in his own pocket. -
After trying to make . little political capital
out Of his own ease, and been repudiated by
his professed friends, he has at length seen
fit to use the key and let himself out. He
has done now what an honest man should
have done at first; he has merely given TO
the court true statement of the facts in re-
gard to the escape Of the Wheeler slaves
That was all thar was required Of him,----
Had he done SO at the first, the question IN
regard to the right to take slaves scross the
soil of our State might have been decided
by this time. He has delayed and obstruc-
ted the inquiry up to this time. He has sci
court at defiance, snd suffered imprison-
ment for it. He has lent himself to a Polit.
ical humbug, and himself was slaughtered,
and his party defeated. He can now pass TO
the obscuriy from whence he came. The
authority of the court is vindicated, and the
important question in issue can How be fair
ly decided. , .s. -sss,g ss..
All efforts of Abolitionists to discredit
the Judiciary and set it at defiance must fail.
The people of this country know too we'll
the importance of firm and independent
judiciary to favor any attempt to set at def
ance, and nullify its DEGREES. We hope thi
will be among the last attempts of the kind
The history and result Of this case shows
that the people are sound on question o
so much impor tance.--PoSt. -...
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A CUTTING REBUKE.--We commend the
following rebuke, from the Independent
Press, to the notice of the X. N. God and
the liberty party of Portage.
"In accordance with vain and foolish
custom, it is said political rejoicing was had
at the Collins House, on the evening of Oct
23d, at which also, we are informed, sever.
oil Irregular toasts we're drank" Wonder
if wine or other alcoholic drinks were the
stimulants Of the occasionl Perhaps some
partaker OF the great rejoicing can testify
And why do not men who profess to be en-.
gagged in great reforms, let alone all such
boastings and self-gloryings, and humbIy
render praises to whom all praises are
dues .f..a. -.... .u...-........--
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

The Newark (O.) Times, of Saturday,
says that Miss Julia Ellis, a young lady Of
90, beautiful, and the nurse Of a bed ridden
father living near Jacktown, jumped into a
friends buggy, and with two other girls and
gentleman took a sbortTide, when coming
to q place in theroad Aanked by steep hanks,
the horse became restive, and backing off,
all were precipitated down tile bdnk. the
horse falling on Miss Ellis, breaking her leg
in three places, and crushing her body SO
that she died in two days thereafter. 4
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

CAUSE OF CRGME.--Some valuable stats.
tics have lately been contributed to the New
York City Prison Association. The fig
ures present melancholy array Of facts.-
The author sets down the number of abaH-
doned women in the city at fourteen thous.
and. f The Times says that the number il
probably not less than $4,000. There are
yet ten murder cases to be disposed Of in the
Courts Of the City. One very important in
ference may be made from the statement
that in upwards OF thirty thousand commit
smentss il, New York. City prisons in 1854
fourteen thousand eight hundred and thirty
cotid not read and wfite Ten thousand could
not read. y 39@ l5,@ 'e3a ls2r aHl'iAB4a
Religious instruction is hnquestionabl y
the first security against crime, and next Il
that intellectual training. But where bo IL
are conjoined, the greatest success is obtain
cd A' ~ tss dt-a'iRt tTfs1 tt'|'t IF
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

APPEARANCE OF Dr.. KAHE.-The Wash
ington Union thus describes the personal
appearace Of DR.. Kane showing that his pro.
longed tour in the Arctic regions had a ser.
serious effect upon his frame: .a5 iiGei
Is ellis grey hairs and funowed face plain
ly tell the story Of his hardships and suffer
ings. His appearance indicates two score
and ten; in reality be has just entered his
5s years. His form and physicque are not
what is generally fancied to be in keeping
with dauntless spirit, daring exploits, ana
hurculean undertakings. He is below the
medium hight, with q spare and delicate
ffnfte.n 8Ta AiA aafgA BaDflsv5 y44is.g i3a-
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s. .
CREMATIoN--AN EMINEMT EXAMPLE,
The New York Evening Post in an article
on the subject, suggested by the case Of Mrs.
Pleil, Of Milwaukee, says: s5e .a
"We have never heard Of any other exam
pie of such mode Of disposing ofthe dead
in this country, by the act of man." ....
The Buffalo Republic adds: ~
"The editor has forgotten the case of Col
Laurens, which is an ilustrious example fur
nished by d native-b born American. Henry
Lanrens, president of Congress, was a ma
tive ofaSouth Carolina, and took an early
part in opposing the arbitrary claims o.
Great Britain at the commencement of the
American Revolution. While on his way
to Holland, whittier he had been sent by
Congress tonegotiatea loan, he was captured
blythe enemy ard remained many years pris
oner in Eagland. He returned to AMERICA
in 1888, and died in Charestown in 1872
I1p directed his son to burn his body after
his DEATH us the sole condition OF inherit.
ing an estate Of sixty thousand pounds ster'
ling. His viii! concluded with the follow
ing request, aohicb S0ds complied aoitb,, al
.solemniy cnjoin it on my son as mn jndsPens
able duty that as soon as he conveniently Cal
after my decease, hai esuse my body to b
wrapped IN ten yards Of tow cloth and burn
ed, until it be entirely consumed, and thel
collecting my bones dcposi'e them wher
ever he may think proper.' Ana we have
somewhere seen letter written by an accom-
pliahed daughter of his. in which she up
proves of this mode tf disposing OF her faith
ers remains.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov.

The propeller Queen Of the Lakes reports
the total wreck OF the propeller Delaware
near Sheboygan; size was bound down with
a full cargo of provisions from Chicago.--
Eleven lives we, q lost /; names unknown.
The, propeller Omar Pasha, with cargo
Of $4,000 bushels of wheat, from Milwaukee,
water-iogged and sunk on Sheboygan pier.
There were three other vessels ashore this
side of Sheboygan. Names unknown
Three lives lost from enc. The Captain of
the Delaware died froria exposure. The
Queen of the Lake. was obliged to throw
over 10 tons of her deck load by the storm.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

O~ We yesterday saw, in the hands Of
gentleman of this city, land warrant for
one hundred snd sixty acres, issued on the
the 9th instant, to "Jamcs Shields, Briga-
dier General United States Army" We
understand that General Shields, who has
entered with great assiduity upon the pur'
suits Of agricultural life, intends locating the
land granted him by this warrant in the re-
eion Of his present home in Minnesota
TnteIigcacer, Oct. "a. s2".
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p We frequently read Elaborate disquisi-
tions on the strength of certain European ma
tons As marhtime powers, Il does not seem
TO occur 10 the authors of these plausible
essays that the commercial marine is the
true gauge of a nations capabilities, as the
seamen to man navy must be reared up in
commercial navigation. Bearing in mind,
the following table, showing the compara-
tive strength of the commercial marine Of
the principal nations OF the world in the
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10
WASHINGTON, Nov.

q, Mr., Appleton, our Charge d'Affairs at Lon
don, has transmitted dispatches to the State
Department, announcing the ordering of o
large British feet to our coast. This move.
ment, together with the augmentation of the
French East India feet, has excited some
sensation here, -. .......-,
Mr.. Wheeler's interference in the Nica'
ragua civil war, Is regarded as unauthorized
and his recall IL not an improbable event.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

In Oregon, the rate of taxation is ten
mills on dollar, ip Ohio the rate is twelve
times as great.--Erchange. ...... ..s, 49,.
That is nots so. Who in Portage County
outside X. N. Ravenna village, pays even a
tax equal to Oregon +! Talk of your twelve
per cent taxes, when our legal rates Of in
terest is six per cent. This is only another
fusion argument, That all. .,...t ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

,,1lJ7sPALPlTATIoN OF: TUE HEART, Nervous
diseases, Liz er Complaint, Neuralgia, dyspepsia, Cos
uvcness and Piles, are all relieved rnd cured in m in
credible short space of time, by Carters Spanish Mix
ture the great to c and purifier of the blood 1t con-
ous drug; is perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than Eve hundred cases of disease. A.F 1F
We can only refer the reader to the certificates, a
few Of whch ma! be found in another column and all
Of which detailed in full around the bottle. 1t Is
the greatest Of all Spring and Fall Medicines, pos
sesses an influence over the blood truly remark
Ero yertisement.
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,gnant with meaning;

Our own country occupies ptohd, position
in this array, But it is not alone in vessels
and tonnage that our superiority is undenisble.
The ,seamen who man our. vessels are uue-
qualled for skill, quickness, daring and
courage. In fact, these have contributed
very largely to the increase Of our com.
merce, for without them it is hardly proba-
BILE that we could have gone ahead so re-
markably. Here we have at hand all the
requisite materials for navy Of great mag
nitude whenever Congress deems it neces-
sary .a The protection of our commercial
interests will no doubt gradually force III
into the building of large navy Post.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10
Cleveland aud MahOning Raj
ROAd.

The work upon this road is being prosecut-
ed with much energy, and its completion to
Warren is promised by the 18th Of February.
Nearly all the grading is done, and Upon
twenty-three miles ofthe track tlis eide oi
Warssnithe rails are laid. The bridge over
"Walwoth run" is nearly finished.
One locomotive from the Cuyahoga works
is now Oh The track and another will BE- on
Wednesday. Three ether locomotives are
contracted for in Philadelphia, to be de.
livsred 10 CleSslaHd Nov. 10th.
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ftr SOMETHING Wopm11 If,r''i1,c,.,, YCC;

" SOMETHING WORTH f.OOK
ING AT-PRoF. WOODS, dAiR RRsToRaTfVE
unis M pfsparson ~ although less than two Years before
man hair and scalp, mas already obtained celabritv
ahd sale peGisctl nnparaleled II A6s withut he or.
Sesn Ssayt for such purposes wen ts and
~ e uhted States, the tailadas and the West india
isianas Nor is this result SGfprisfng when Il fs re
slmGered popuarify4 n based upon ~ merits,
~ established by actual tests Thai this pre-
pa;atiotwh actually ressoas esay fairteits nattIral
eoior' produce lnxnriantgrosth upon the heads OF
used as toilet article, Fstne ees fine
natnrai fus, and thus fs defs the hair son. glossy
md waEN destroys dFeases.bf mo seap and sex peis
adios b every Par.os ss snd
and ~ therefore speak what hey attest.
made to attain and yetisn its patira io I. M
ageallotted 70 hamvn 10y removing The r,ae Of is
sase from lhs msttss Of how long sianding-
the concurrent ofthe Press nd Inc crt,
fcates of inmeeCss respectable ind yidias AZ Ss.h
sexes leave no doubt. Circulars s,ii ~.
Telat,y H ato this curtive az we'll as
can be- had 1ss ssrscates before aiudedto,
o. ,1 !" BreckHeld, Mass. Jan. ~: 1855.
:, fn ooD--DepaSir: Having made frisl ~ vnpr
es.. ms bsen T. gives pleasure 70 say that lie
aron' ana constant tendency TO itching with which
nave 6een trouhled from ehildhoud and has also re-
have sed Sssr ssy S5sn
nks Y en- me pleasure and proft, Yonrssc ] BRioa,
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, Bfookae
xAH wv t9t a 81 sI5hissMaEeh7 ,1s5z
Prof; Woop-rIlaar Sir: My hair CONNIE nced Ealing
on three Or faHr aiI III de
sounli became quite bald. tried ali the nopuiar
remedies OF the day, bnt to effect Al last
auced tonse yonr celebfaldd Hair and am
sery nappy osay itjs dang, wonders Ibave nov 4
use 2 ~ slmilsrls AFFLICTED. IA WtLlI4HsoE,
s 133 Second street.
;..ta5 81 s..ii!tia TO GaIgies Ill gJuns ass1ssa
has asea Frak Woods Hair Restorstfse and
ceming,as thongh preniaturely gray.butby thaliss
o. ms restorative il has resnned It's oFgfnalc and
nave no doubt permane1tiy b .f g Il M isfT ~
4aa 3. BaEEsEE, ex Senator United States.
Address %. ~. w0oDl Il co., ,si6 Broadway. NY.
sncl l3 Marx streets 81. Louis Nc. Eoidslt manu-
Whoiesaie Agants140 Wood street. Tisssbussa.
IIF For.sale;bs BELDING : PRENTICE. H.e
FAshix DiVcHi "sfsnna,O. sep1-z-y
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A GENUINE AMERIcAN.---A short time
since there was terrible thunderstorm at
Niagara Falls. In the reading room Of the
International, sat staid, sober middle aged
man, absorbed in the contents Of a hewspa-
per never needing the raging Of the elements
around him. Then came clap Of thunder
louder, more terrific than any which pre-
misunderstanding with innumerable
echoes through The gorge, and the accompa-
nying lightning throwing lurid glare upon
the American side-.'they can't get up such d
thunder in the Queens dominions, and then
resumed his reading without another word.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

t CT John Lockhart, sent to the Penitenti-
ary from Brown countys was recently par
doned by Governor Medill on, condition that
he. should leaye the State. Leckhart return
ed to Brown county. in violation Of the condi-
ticns and an officer is about to be dispatched
after him, and il caught he will be consigned
again to the penitentiary.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10
Anotlaer Fusion Gnn Spiked.

Itmay not be known generally, that DR..
KANE, Of Arctic Expedition 'totoriaty, is The
son Of Judge KANE, of pAssmoRE WfELtAM-
son notoriety: and that Judge KANE Il 3
Wing Of the FILLMORE school, having been
appointed and confirmed as such during the
last administration. ny Pzdia Dealer. lf ~ I
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10
Elections.

The returns from the elections Of New
York, Massachusetts,, New Jersey, Mary.
land and one or two other States where e.
lections have Recently been held arc not
yet full, but enough is learned to afford US
probably a correct idea of the general re-
suit. Particulars next week.
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New Work.

The Know Nothings have probably car.
ried this State by a handsome majority
The Free Soil abolition party lead by
Seward, Greedy and Co., it is thought, is
dreadfulIy beaten, almost anninilated.--
So dies the hopes of abolitionsm in New
York, t.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

rs :. y, State Convention. N. c., have
tssClyed g abandon al secresy whatever.
as = sboye We find IL the telegraphic, col-
gsinas # some of our exchanges We would
- u III party In OHIO, and the osher
States. II you ars honest, " 90 thou and do
IIksHiae,r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
fEetlicaE Notice.

I'm. WAIT is pleased to intorm his friends
~ and me pah'ic generally that DB J p, AbcoRN
has decided to locate permanently in Ravcnna ana
form go partnership vita him III the practice of med.
icnes. p "A" E i.. t"-A |EI
Dr. ALioRN is graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College Of Philadelphia; has had several years eXpe-
rehce III practice and the benefit of an extra course
of lectures in the College Of Phi .adelpha, and New
YoEk vitae ssihg. likewise, the treatment Of vast
variety Of diseases, acal and surgical in the hos
pitais and clintlues Of those great cities. 1tEa
Dr. ALconN will pay particular attention to surgery
and the treatment of surgical diseses; and will per-
form many of the nicer O. eratious as for club feet
Hair lip-Strabismus, Cataract &c.
Nov 9th, lSj5-4w .fs. 'str i-pt-s- ag .e,...
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Medical Notice.

The Ph. scians Of Portage County, are respectfully
invited 30 oet at Rsvenua, Phoenix Block, over tho
Post Office On Saturday, Nov. II, 10 O'Clock A. M,
for the purpose of forming medical associations
All desirous Of promoting the interest of The profes
sion, are requested to attend 2w
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

DIR. HARDMAN will be at the Prentiss House
ueGsS on Friday, from O'Clock, A. NJ. until y
o'clUek P. M, 23d Of Nov. wal s 3f5&s
See eadvertisementin In another colnmn. -, ). .
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+ s9E4 DIR. T.U BIB So s&i&Fi
appointments are to, be RESUMED again In MARen
and co n tnued as heretofore.
They wilnot be supple byany lss during his
absence. VA
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co M ME- r CT All.
ItAVENNA MARKET. s'a''
CORRECTED wEETLf ny eEo. BuEL AND OTHER bE tkps
IN TUE ARTICLES NAMED BELOW, ~
DIED.

'''." '' E''' DIED.
At his residence in Rootstown, Oct. 18th, amer
long and panfulillness which he bore with great for.
titude, Capt. ASHER GuRLEy, aged 20 years. a Ga; o.
. "Not lost .putgone bcfore," ia, "a ...;l.,f 4.
Lost! who could dream the thought,
'i That saw.tlie look thy dying features wore?
n,' That look that heavenly smile has taught
''Not lost, but gone bcfore.' y..s .,,. ,,,,g =
,5a 'Tisrottor thee, o not for thee we weepl
iaaq1 But ah with thloneiness our hearts are sore Ia
Zen while We read where thy dead relics sleep,
"Not lost, but gone before" g4,
1 Farewell sweet spirit; may thy memory teach
oartrusns hearts 70 wait till time is Ger, Il,
Then shall we, grateful, own in angel speech,
3.fG o"Not'l6st, but &, bcrore'' ti EEi'" bAH
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Sssasersyiale Institute,

The Winter Term Of this Institute will commence
on Monday, November S, and continued twelve
w, L. HOLBROOK Princinai
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

q tG~T Minnesota showed by her last census
q population of $4,000 persons, and at the
rate Of increa Sc shown by the emigration,
the territory will reach 100000 before the
close ofthe next Congress. i At Cincinnati
the number oftfarmers bound thither by
steamboat average 100 tolsOo per day.t II
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

NERVE SOOTHING VITAL FLUID,
Prepared by Mrs. FRENCH, Medium, of Pittsburgh,
andfQr sale by at-a Mrs. SKINNER. Ravenna.
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MaSS1CE aHSetfS.

Here also the Know Nothings take the
lead. ROCKWELL, (Republican) had the
support of every free soil and fusion shee,
in the State, and It was predicted that hi'
election was fixed fact, and yet Gardner
the Know Nothing candidate leads him al
most two to one. The majority of the leg
islatnre is Know Nothing.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

0rDr. Edison B. Olds is lying dangerous
lySll at his residence in Circleville, Picka-
way county.
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"HNI VF1AAb Dt6EAsESVF THE LUNHs, CHEsT9 NC.. II
INDICATED ENIEALATTON.,

dlcne-for even Che medicines aIoneby what are cali
cd Consumptiyc, Lung or Inhalation Physicians pre-
vent thousands from receiving relief by this and
popular mode of treatment. The adyeriserpossesses
recipe for the preparation ofmedicnes for Inhalation
with all the necessary directions for use diet &c. in
the various stages Of Lung diseases, Asthma, De-, The
ingredients arc easily obtained and can be compounded
without the least trouble, and at expense merely
nominal, that the poorest may themselves of It's
benefit The preparation and mode Of treatme ent dis
failed to give n'tant reiefi any case where hcy have
been tried. The recipe will be sent to any part tho
United States Canadas, postage fce the receipt
of one ddllnr. Direetto E91t4C. SCHELI, Agent.
Box 80 Williamsbargh P. O., Wiamsburgh, y.
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Wisconsin,.

MILWAUKEE, November 7.-Milwaukie
gives Barstow, for Governor, 34OO; Bash
ford, Republican, 2OsO. The county gives
Barstow 5000 majority.
New Jersey probably gone Know Moth
ing.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10
From Dlackwood y Ediugburg Magazine,
TOO LATE.

S
And we hare met, O love, at,ast |!
Thy cheek i van with wild regret,
The bloom Of life il halfway past;
But we have mets -yes wshave nlet
Ny heart was wak,d beneath thy kiss
From dreams whichseem To haunt II vet
Bat | am Thou. thou land this
Is waking truth md we have inetl
Al. though 'tis late, yet there remains
Before the grave--oh, yet, even vet
Some quiet hours; and, free from pain,
Some happy days. now we have met.
Thine armsl thine arnns!-one long embrace
An. what is thisf thine eyes are wet
Thy hand-it wavesfhe from the place
An fooll-O love, too late we metl
! Couldst thou not waitf what hast thou done
Anothe.'s rights are sharply set
'Twixt thee and me. come--inine own
Receives me not. 10 vain we met.
Farewell! be happy. forgive.
Yet what remains for both! Fofret
That we did ever meet; and live
As though our meeting was not yet.
But later. We shall meet once mora.
When eyes grow dim with care and fret
No longer weep; when life is DER,
Aud earth and heaven In God are met.
TREvoR.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

The Pope. The order of the Pope to Arch.
bishop Hughes. is to : CRUSH OUT RE-
Here is an extract from
the letter Of Pope Plus to John Hughes, on his
late departure from Rome to return to the q.
nited States: -
eff our Church is to live, II must be in Ameri.
ca Governments and States are tottering here
Every thing is uncertain here anothr .year and
q revolution may have swept all away. Ny good
Archb ishop, LOOK TO You FOR the FUTURE
SPREAD ROMANISM IN AMERICA
CRUSH OUT REPUBLICANlSM = The
Church may, before month, fee TO your shores =