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Legaf Noticc.
Erastus Carter Jr., Administra- |
tor of Henry t. Seymour,

Erastus Carter Jr., Adminstra-
tor of Henry t. Seymour, "@ "a"
u.s. In Probate Court,
Ruby S. Seymour, Petition TO sell
Fanny G. Seymour. land, :, 80
Fanny M. Seymour,
Charlotte Maunt, and s .r,. Il,i ~, '.tE..y
Adam Maunt.
The said Ruby s. Seymour, Fanny G, Seymour,
Fanny NJ. Seymour, Charlotte Maunt, and Adam
Maunt, are hereby notified that on the sixth day OF
March, 1855, the plnintifaled in the court of Pro-
bateof Portage county Ohio his petition against YOU the
defendants The object and prayer Of said petition is
ship of Ravenna, in Portage county, Ohio; known as
the Iwenyav acres OF land in lots Nos 3 and H. in
the south division Of lots in said township Bounded
east by land owned by Allen, south BY land
owned by Solmon Carter and George Robinson, north
by land of Harvey Ho!ehkiss, and west by the
center of the road and the dofendents further no.
titled hatuncss they appear and plead, answer, de-
mur, that the petition will be taken confessed ia
four weeks from and after the eighth day OF March,
ID 1855. SAM'L STRAWDER Pet for Att'y
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J. c. BREcZENRIDGE.-There is q rumor
that Mr.. Breckenridge is to be appointed
Governor Of Minnesota. There is no man
in Congress better fitted for that position;
and, if he takes it, he will certainly be one
Of the first Senators in Congress from the
State Minnesota.
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KnOw.NOthing Threats.

C. C. Leigh, the Know-N othing memberoI
the New York Assembly, who disobeyed the
instructions OF the lodges In voting for Sew.
ard, and afterwards made an expose in the
Leg stature, has received various threatening
letters from indignant members of the Sc
cret order, such as follow:--
c. c. LEIGH: You have betrayed the
trust reposed in you. You will yet repent
it. You bargained your vote for Seward
chesp. But the Penalty has not come yet.
You will carry the memento of that cote to
the GRAVE. Mark me.
New YORK, Feb. T..
C. C. LEIGH: Not enly your political
but your eternal damnation follows your
selling yourself to vote for Seward. BY the
eternal God, you will remember it. A trail
tor! Why the very dogs will bark as you
pass by. Revenge is dear. a1 i.d
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" Congress adjourned On the soth inst,
The proceedings during the evening Of the
last day, have not reached us. We have no
room for CONNIE nts this week.
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6 The Editor Of the Boston Post is ly-
ing in very critical condition, in fact, at
the point of--a sharp pen, 40 the following
paragraph will prove: ssas :
.Ehe reason that . chilly day 10 called
'raw' 10 because the sun dossn't give hest
enough to cock itr :
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@Mr. R. F. McILvAIN. dry goods mer-
chant of Rochester, Beaver County, Penn
sylvania, had 300 stolen from him on
Saturday night last, by some adroit thief
while he was engaged in selling goods at
auction
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Know Nothing Candi idate for Gov

The Cleveland Express nominates LEWIS
ID. CAMPBELL, the member Of Congress from
the Butler county District, for Governor,
Mr.. CAMPBELL figures largely in the Know
Nothing Lodges, and will swear them
through no doubt, unless our records scare
him off the track.-Er.
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

L PROPERTY IN RAVENNA.--A House and lot
situated in the pcasantes pSrt of tho pleasant village
of Chagrin Fails. Said house is nes4snd finished,
even TO painting, paperi rg and blinds .Snntains
oodhousc, &c. There is also Barn ii, ~
good water, fruit and shrnbbcY. Forfirther pare-
ulars enquire Of Vim johnson, over r w scymour's
Store. March 7-3l-tf
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A I my instance an attachment was this
IA day, issued by John Bruner, Justice .sf the
Peacc of Franklin township, Portage County against
the property and effects Of E,W. Elliott a nen.fesi-
dent - said County for the Of fourteen doliars
Dated this day of Feb. l6, Is5j-3w. - " '@' 's"o"
Franklin, ....,.. b, oRRIN BECKWITH.,
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WASHINGTON, Feb, %

Mr.. Benton lost by the fire at his house
yesterday, the dates and notes far the sec
ond volumes of his" Thirty Years in the
Senate" together with many other mpor-
tant documents, books. &c. 80 .+H ,.ay
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A KNow-NoTHING TaReAT.-The Onta-
rio (New York; Times publishes the follow
ing threatening epistle sent to a renounc-
ing member of the know-nothing order:
"E. A. COUNCIL, Jan. 26, 1855.
"ANsEL DEBow.-You are hereby ad.
mcnished and warned, according to the law
set forth in secret conclave of the G. C.. OF
S. of N. Y, that you must desist from ali
conversation upon the principles which you
have proved recreant to. You are also re.
minded OF the TERRIBLE PAINS AND PENAL.
TIES with which TRAITOR TO GOD, his Ma.
ker, and wilful perjurer before man, is Wis.
tied. If this warning is heeded-,OeA! Il
not--resnember Morgan!
The COMMITTEE.
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or We are indebted to Hon. 8. P,
CHASE, of the U. s. Senate, for valuable
public documents. ...,a 'a.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
COL. WILLIAM MEDILL, Of FairEeId Co.
IoR LIEuT. GOVERNOR,
FLAMES MYRES, Of Lucas County.
yoR sUPRFNE JUDGES or THE STATE,
WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmont County
'S r. B. WARDEN, Of FrankIin County.
~N@ roR AUDITOR or STATE.
WIN. D. MORGAN, of Colunbiana, County
s'- S4 HoR TRRAsuKER o. STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of Senac0 County.
sAeSsse yoR SECRETARY or STATE.
WILLIAM TREVITT, Of Franklin County.
sssR 9s ,EoR ATTORNEY sHNEsAL,
GEO. w. McCOOK, Of Jefferson County.
!a ts2iss ron BOARD oV 1uILIo WORKS.
s, J.. B. STEEDMAN, of Lucas County.
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DISSOLUTION.- - The CO. partnership
~ heretofore existing between VIM. d. Durham and
William Gardner, in the Boot Shoe aud Leather bus.
iness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tho
business will hereafter be continued by John Gllis,
IN the store-rOom formerly occupied by Durham &
Gardener; and William Gardner will do business ID
the Hrst room cast. s.....E al, ....,r
ALI those having unsettled accounts with the late
hrm OF Durham IL Gardner, are requested TO call and
settle the same by note cash without delay. Settle
ncnt 70 he made with Wm d. Durham, or in his ab-
senee William Gardner. WIN. ID. DURHAM, .
Ruvcnna, Marcb. 6, ,5S 3W WILLIAM GARl1yRR
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IMHRlsonMENr roR DERr.-The Roatn,

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-The Boston
Bee says: & rss at s7ov
"Under the laws relating to imprison-
ment for debt, as they now exist in Massa-
chusetts, upward of eight hundred sosrc in
carceratei in Cambridge-street Jail during
the year 1854, and in previous year the
number Of cases amounted to 1900"
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Aa.nainlstrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
sgpel, has been duly appointed and gualiled a.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Sarah f. Chaplin, late
of Hiram. Portage County, Ohio, deceased. e SOD s
Hiram, Feb. 90, is55-3w. CLINTON YOUNG.
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s7,35o rs

All of which is most respectfully submit
ted. @ M JOHN Il, REEs, Cor. Sec.
,r.. A., [To BE coNTINUED.] G I'D
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Spttiul 0utirss.


SPECIAL-NOTICE.-FO the insertion OF notices
a. Fire, Religious and all other meetings OF not more
than five lines twenty Avc cents, alwnys in advance
will be charged. Marriage notices and Deaths, unao-
companied by obituaries will be inserted gratis. 0bit
uaries will be inserted at the above specified rates.
SCHOOL EXAMINATIoN.--The Examination
Of Rayenna Village Schools will take place at the Town
Hall, commencing on Wednesday, March 18th, ut
O'Clock, A. M and continuing for three days.
Friends and patrons ofthe Scoo are respectfully in
vitcd 10 attend. 'a.sF ..Fs.. e.. "a
March S, ls55-3l-ow BENZ. NEWELL, Supt.
HOofaHd's German Bitters.-Ths superior mcdi-
cine, from the Recipe Of the famous DR.. Hoohand, 10
selling rapidly ut this seasOH, when there many
bilious attacks well as diseases of various kinds
rising from disordered digestion and impure blood
DR.. G.. M Jackson, let 1t be remembered s solo pro-
prietor, and his office Is at 100 Arch ST., Phila 232w
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Flour y Bbl. Ex. $1,000, com. s,oo@s,5e
WHEAT n Bush. s9i-hs - . 200@
RYE D Bush. s0@
Corn Bush. O.
OATS q Bush. 400
FLAX xSEEp u Bush. [f. - I,25@f
TIMoTHY SEED p Bush - 3,25@3,oo
CLovER SEED Bashs -6,0096,E0
BEANS, white, Bush. - l,25@l,76
POTATOEs Bush. ~; : l,0o@l,25
ONIONS y Bush. ~ - 60@ rs
BUTTER p ib lS@
CHEESE 4 b E-o@ .sgA s@
EGcs q Doz. -. isg
Salt p Bbl. 2,oo@2,25
Coal, stone, y Ton 3,oo@4,b6
WooD u Cord l,25@r7R
Hay y Ton 5000 1000
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J. HAYES, NJ. D. J. T. SMITH, NJ. D.
HAYES & SMITH.
Attuchlmcnt No,icc.

Physicians and Surgeons, office second door East Of
Lutsey Exchange, Shalersvle, Ohio. .s'3s la9
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ssIIsDsmocrntic state TickeI.

WEDNESDAY MARCH = 1885
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

DIGNITY OF MANUAL LABoR.-Why do
we call manual labor low, that we as socate
with it the idea of meanness, and think thai,
an inelligen. people mus, scorn il? The
grea, reason is, that in most countries so
few intelligent people have been engaged in
it. Once let cultivated men plough and dig,
follow the commonest labors, and plough
ing, digging end trades cease to be mean. j,
is The man who determines the dignity Of
The man. Physicians end surgeons perform
operations, less cleanly than fall 10 the lot
Of mos. mechanics. have seen distin.
guished chemist colored with dust, like a
laborer. Still these men were not degraded.
Their intelligence gave dignity to their
work, and so our laborers, once educated,
will give dignity to the tolls. Let me odd,
'hs. see little difference in point Of dignity
between The various voca.ions Of men,
When see clerk spending his days in
adding figures, perhaps merely copying, or
teller Of bank counting money, or mer-
chan, selling shoes and hides, ] cannot see
in these occupations greater respectab bleness
than in making leather shoes or furniture.
do see in them greater intellectual se,ivi.y
than in several trades Claiming.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26
but, when offered, doubts arise, and another
theory IS advanced to dispel these doubts

but. when offered, doubts arise, and another
theory IS advanced to dispel these doubts
aud to sus,sin The original propositions
The latter theory, when offered, beng en-
tirely different from The former in its nature
and operations, and a, bes, uncertain, 8" lar
from strengthening or calculating the or'gi-
nsl proposition envelopes il in further mys.
,ery. The case cited ss an analogous case,
VIZ the decomposition of water by heat,
aud by iron filing and acid, is not case in
point, because this decomposition by either
method is ga fixed and determined chemical
law" In The latter are two certain and test-
ed methods of demonstrating fact; while
The former show two uncertain and accord
ing TO Liebig and Turner impossible me.
thods of demonstrating an uncer.slnty.
OF the forty -eigh. cases alluded 10 by
enamin Allen, the writers in forty five do
not contend that the victims took fire Of
themselves, burs, into flames and were burn-
ed but they admit that an external Cause,
source Of fire, was present. They assume
that the body was set on fire by this fire,
but lha, i, then burned on wilhou. external
hea. continuing 10 act on the body. This,
Of course, reduces the number 10 three only
entitled 10 ihe benefits Of supposed sponla-
neous combustion, which three have sp-
peared in this discussion. The Friar has
been passed over in silence. The Countess
of Cesins has been detailed, with the "ma-
,erial parts kept in the back ground" by me.
Nothing more need be said of her case, ex-
cep, the "wax candle" was also '.kep. in the
back ground" aud may be taken in some
measure as an index TO the mystery. Peace
be to her ashes. Only one case of the ori-
ginaI forty-eigh. remains to be disposed Of.
rha. case is "A B's'' The name not even
given! Being anonymous must pass i.
over without comment, because an anony-
nous case is not sufficien. to establish .
| fact
CordiSlly reciprocsling Ben Aliens ex.
pressions Of friendship, and hoping he may
never meet with a supposed case Of spon,a.
neous combustion, TOO bid adieu 10 the
subjec! with pleasure; end thank you, Mr..
Editor, (or the space allotted me.
BOB SAWYER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26
MIS- E LA NEOUS,

THE RELIGION OF PAYING DEBrs-
One of our religious exchanges has the fol-
lowing strong remarks on this subject
They drive the nail 10 the head and cIlnch
ii -
'Men may sophisticate as they please
They can never make il right, and all the
bankrup, laws in the universe canno, make
i, righ. for them not 10 pay their deb.s.-
There is sin in this neglect as clear and ss
deserving church discipline as in stealing or
false swearing. He who violates his promise
to pay, or wi'hholds the payment of a debt
when il is in his power 10 meet the engage
men,, ough, to be made to feel 'ha. in the sight
of sllhonest men he is swindIer. Religion
may be very comfortable cloak under
which to hide, bu. if religion does not
make man deal justly, i. is no. worth hav-
lng.'' sss& lg
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

The railway interest has now become the
leading one of this country, as we'll ss OF
Europe, on account Of The large pecuniary
investment which il has absorbed as we'll
as from the extrsordinsry developments i,
has produced, by increasing The value and
changing the relations Of property, trade, and
commerce of the county, end by extending
and improving the social condition of the
people.
This is empha'icslly every where the age
of progress. In the United States the vas,
and rapid expansion of The railroad system
and lis stimulating and permanen. ef1ec. up
on the value of landed property and COM
mercial enterprise, has justly characterized
this as fast country. This term in the
minds Of many, denotes bu, hesdlong reck-
lessness; but when the ex.ravsgsnt concep-
tons of one yesr, regarded as purely vision
ary al the time, become The sober and use.
ful realities of the nex', the sp.ness Of the
term fast, as applied in the United States,
but fairly denotes the momentum Of the
country, and ceases 10 be an epi.het Of de-
rision or teproach.
The limit TO which The railway system
may be carried has now ceased 10 be The
sshject Of even conjecture. After wha. has
been done, nothing which may be attempt.
ed need be considered impossible. II has
become in every country 9 necessity, and
IN The United States as elsewhere, il is the
true index Of commercial intercourse and
measure Of prosperity.
The entire passenger travel Of the United
Siato O
few f"s! fading exceptions, performed by
railways; while the advantages they every
where offer for the quick conveyance Of ex.
press goods and other classes Of freight, in
many districts or countries where canals
and ,urnpikes canno, penetrate or would
''nol pay" have permanently constituted
them one Of the mosI important elements in
our social progress and business affairs, end
made il almos, essential, that those who ere
oil their advantages, or content 10 receive
and 10 deserve the reproach Of being "be'
hind the age"
In conclusion, may congratulate you or
the favorable prospects of the useful enter
prise in which you are about 10 embark
.ha, j, will be soon prosecuted to compile
.ion, the mos. satisfactory assurance is Civ
en- by all The elements of success which j
commands.
You have route Of commanding impor
lance, combining natural advantages Of 10
csi,y, unsurpassed by any which can b.
projected between The same points, end EN-
bra cling in it's line the active and increasing
flow Of travel along the Atlantic coast. Suc|
advantages give every assurance of success
and ample remuneration for the investmen
in its construction.
am respectfully, SC.
Your obedient eervant,
J. r. TRIMBLE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

How TO CHOOSE HUsBAND.-Never
msrry a man unul YOU have seen him eat.
lie, The candidate for your hand pass thro'
the ordeal of ealing sof. boiled eggs. II he
can do i. snG leave The table spread, The
napkin sad his shirt unspol'ed-'ske him,
TRY him mex. with a epase-rib. II he ac-
compIishes this lea, with out putting ou1 one
of his own eyes, or pitching the bones in
to your lap, name the wedding day at once;
he will do 10 tie TO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26
Each mile saved in the transportation O.

Each mile saved in the transportation o.
yer common road, saves The producer
'hree-four'hs of cen. per bushel, in whea,
or corn, and one and quarter cents per
hundred pounds in tobacco.
But the actual cost Of moving loads on
railroads, is usually abou, two cents per ton
per mile, or, for sbou, one twelfth the cos,
upon clay road, or, in other words-pro- o.
duce can be transported twelve miles on q
rsilroad as cheap as upon one mile Of com.
mon road.
To pay for handling, risk and prof. Of
transportation, The charge Of railroads is
usually double the actual cost, or say, three
cents per ton per mile. This charge is q.
gain varied by the distance, the longer route
costing less per mile than The shorter; hence,
higher charges per mile ere laid on the shor-
ter distances, and those on the longer d.
minished.
The price Of transporting bushel ol
whea. or corn and hogshead Of tobacco
would be ss follows:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS,
DIToR AND PROF. RIET r.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, $l5O
6 if not paid within six months, zoo
ADvERTIsEMENrs-Sl per square tor two inser'
tlons-l2 lines of small type or ID of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent Insertion. If the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

A cat, even if she be friendly, never ap-
proacbes thee bv direct course. No more
does truth, 0 friend but winding round
,hy s,upidi,es, and rubbing up against thy
prejudlces, j. reaches thee genlIy-snd
Then perhaps scratches. 5ztFs
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

Boss-"Wby dom. you 60 to work, end
stop picking your nose ?"
Boy-"l.'s my nose, ami il. and lis
Fourth of July, too. I'll pick thunder out
Of it. if I've 9 mind to-"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

If you arc backbi,en and annoyed lake
example by your which, although
blsckened almost every day, shine the more
brightly, and endure every rub without a
murmur..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

Recommendations once said Of
Robespierre, "Tha. man will succeed in his
undertaking for he believes every word he
says" !. is remarkable, on scanning hiss
tory, to find whs. grea. works have been
accomplished BY the indomi,sble persever-
ance Of single individuals. To man Of
the righ, stamp, setting out to-. achieve an
object with the determination, 81 will &C.
complish H." all obstacles seem as chef be-
fore the wind. When man is IN earnest,
and knows wha. be is about, his work is
half done.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

To be insensible under judgments, to be
hardened by instruction, TO be devoted to
the sppe,i'ess,o res. in our own righteous
ness, to glory in onr shame, to oppose The
conversion of men to God, TO sport with
Scripture, to revfie goodness, and to slander
the lust, are nine things mentioned in the
Bible as probable signs Of 6nal and total
rnin f..
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
RelEeftn Five Mtnutss.

TFLERS CONP0UND GUN ARABIC STRT
fE'HE increasing demand for this most pleasant
i safe, and eficacious remedy for sill pulmonary
DISEASES, las enabled the proprietor to reduce the
pcice to plsoe IL within the reach OF ali clsses
is superiority over most similar preparations is o.
tested by many eminent physicians who hsre been
sys witnesses of its eficscy when tn ususl rene
lies have failed; also y thouaand of OR most re
Spectsble citizens who have used il In their families
both preventive and cure with never filling sue
SIS for the last twenty yesrs, during which period
With very little aid FROM sdvcrtiaing, &c, 1t has
gradually spread repata ION ever the whole Union
In cases Of recent C0jds Coughs, SoG5scness, de-
yEes immediate relief. and gem rally cures in DAY
or two without interfering with diet business, OF
rendering tbs systsm mere susceptible Ct Colds, 10
chronic CAGES, &sttrsa, Hhoop'ng Cough, Group
BRONCHITIS affections If the Lungs, and ConsImr
f1n, 1t is always very b.uefcial. and seldom fails
wnen commenced in time to perfect cure.
Price Is and so csnts bottle.
Soid wholesale By Patterson Main, Stott Cn-
R.jgely Go. Alexandria by Peel 4 Stevens. In
GEORGETOWN By Mr. Ciseel
a. TILERS GUN Arabic CANDY DROIn
similar composition to the eboTe, but ID niider
and mere portable form they act Ike charm on
= troublesome Cough, aud cissr the throat ana
Eoice; they contain no injurious GrCS are paruou'
lErly rec0mm >nded for children fsdaeIters OF pue
80 assemblies, public speakers singers, &c
Price Ia and rs cents per bc1.
For sale At most Drug and CANDY stcres-
oct lift